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Newspaper Page TextFUNNY BUSINESS "He's the- lookeeper he ww we FROM NINE TO FIVE SMff OJHARDWLiON He gets upset so easily. All I of "C" when I wrote eiKli.UElpra,l,, I -hhhmm All Mfhttratrva I Rf. u. s. r.i. on. 1 EllliioSiS I SMD GET OUT THE BACK. I IATER EASV HFMf4 & SIC W Bur.lffilF7 cwm scream, axjd the thupof wu.it books WW WmBMWMnT0 r ih.i.o.n-'l r These guys WAMroue. MINUTBS LATER- l-i ! ii:j 5 j I , ( AH,VES-TH' 1 I AM'UL V SHE COME. V BUT-MAOAMEfl V TH' BANK HAS NO, ??- : x BOVINTH' M-MlSS J T' RETURN! A TH' STOLEN IT.?-THIS MONEV T THANKS 7 YOU I SENNVTOR PHOGBOUNDi DEATH-HOUSE! HIM, TH' HUNDERD I MONEV WAS IS VOURS.r.'-UY- AH'LL OEST KEEP V MORE MAJESTY, AH HAS I FiNE-LOOKIN' T-TOO.r) THOUSAN' J FOUND IN J r WOULD VO' LIKE STICK rT J IT I TH' EMBARRASSIN' HONOR 1 CHAR AH' LL r HE STOLE V AN ALLEV. TCORNTRIBUTE JL BACK UNDER T O'BEIN'TH'MAMMVO' V MISS HIS J T FUM TH' V AFTCR TH' ) IT TO MAH UNDER. VCXIR ' B'OSH.V-LI'LABNER ) V VOTE J I BANK-) V STICK-UP."?" CAMPAIGN ) MAH PM.LOW' - I I GOOD! GIVE THIS MAN A. Wf AWRICHT, TH' SAME DEAL GOES BT YEAH.NlEAD ON MAC I liiMp HELMET AN' WEAR3NS-I F FOR ANY OP TH' REST OF ME ) ANrVWING'", NOW;MYTOENR HE'LL PO US MORE yCflHT M VOU WHOT.L DO A DAY'S TLL VlDOf BETTER'N J J tf WXILD YOU LIKEJ -i GOOD ON TH' WALL tip tuic IV vVORK FOR 9EANS WY BUY SOMr g( THIS DUMP 1 ' i f-'WJ! wouldn't trust anyone else ring:" By Joe Fischer did was hit the "T" instead his title of "Chief". 50 Firemen Battle Lumber Company Fire KLAMATH FALLS W) About 50 firemen battled for almost three hours Wednesday afternoon as a fire of undetermined origin raged in one end of a dry kiln building at the Diamond Lake Lumber Co. mill just south of Klamath Falls. Firemen from six different de partments answered the call. Company officials said that the fire destroyed the control shed and fan-drive motors for the two kilns in the building. No estimate of the damage cost was available. If the fire had spread, it would have endangered the Kalpine plv wood mill, the only plywood plant in the county. Blanks to Fill .ICROSf 1 The , white and blue 4 Touch a sore 8 and now 12 Maria 13 away your tears ! 14 of Washington 56 Mounds used by golfers 57 Furtive DOWN 1 Male sheep (Pi) 2 Wicked 3 To be wanted 4 Cleaned, as a floor 5 Heap 6 Musical Square dramas 15 Wrong (prefix) 7 Detective 18 Ballotings (slang) ' 18 Soft shoe . 20 To know tlu , 21 Groove i 23 Monkeys 24 Wing-shapea 28 On water I 27 The of 1 the land 50 Revolts 1 32 Blow 34 Reposing 1 35 Husband ot i Isis i 36 Busy as a 37 Disorder 39 Nick 1 40 Ice cream 41 Legal matters 1 42 Parlor 45 Tantaliiers 49 Convey 51 Consume 62 Give forth 53 Essential being 54 Narrow inlet 55 Ancient Phoenician city 8 Groups of three . 9 Circular hnna 10 Hireling 11 Cape ' i It 15 lb 7 I 14 ft In In I 5 s 5 S T 9 53 ATETiT L- Or lia to b r-gr-r r ww r I"'' ii p i fTET w "w2 sr- a ' 3 3 it 57 I I I I I I LJ I I I I li Alvin Guy Hunt Dies In Hospital Alvin Guy Hunt, Coos Bay, for merly of Roseburg, died in St. Jo seph's Hospital in San Francisco, Calif., early this week. Hunt went to San Francisco in January to work. 1 Surviving are a daughter, Char lotte Croshong, Florence; two sons, Kenneth Hunt, Salem, and Richard Hunt, Coos Bay. While in Roseburg, Hunt worked as a welder for the Southern Pa cific Co. A Rosary will be said for him Friday at 8 D.m. Funeral services will be held at Mill's Funeral Home in Coos Bay Saturday at 10 a.m. Interment will follow in a Coos Bay Cemetery. Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 r" e "ts Mi nq.kI gi-ia E " oJn g 'egTMl a a ZJsl i. iOSSE 3T A p o gBg 5. III 3 T 'B " N B T t 2 - B. HE 5 " T 5k IE . R E N P O R 1 S5 sb a " a Mep S. 5 J E E "1st A CT b PgEIC3gf s E N ATE? 17 Entertains 19 Thick soup 23 Mexican money 24 Nomad 25 majesty 26 Quivering 27 Prophets 33 Is borne 38 Bristly ' 40 Short story 41 Grades 42 Let it stand 43 Military force 44 Den 46 Gaellt 47 Track part 48 Remain SO Favorite 29 Related 30 The acid 31 Citrus fruits 1111" ,i NIA TlltphoM SET FREE James P. Duty,' 78, a Harvard Law School graduate sentenced to life imprisonment in 1929 for stealing a car, was set free' from Illinois State Peniten tiary at Clinton on a writ of habeas corpus which he wrote himself. In 1934 he was extradited to Virginia to serve sentence for jail break. After 4Mi years he was pardoned and returned to Illinois. He claimed Illi nois had lost jurisdiction over him and he was wrongly imprisoned. Commentator's Bride Shoots Lock Off Door LOS ANGELES Ifl rnmmon. tator Tom Duggan's bride shot the lock off the door of his television girl Friday's anartmont WoHnoe. day while he was there but his assistant wasn t. Mrs. Ann Duircan. .to. booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. But she was released shortly afterward from the West Los Angeles police station on a writ of habeas cor pus obtained by her husband, who aiso arranged her 51,500 bail. Po lice quoted him as saying he would not prosecute. His wife said the two revolver shots were accident al. Detective Set. Jack Hntrh sniri the principals in the incident gave this account: Duggan, 40, formerly a Chicaffn commentator, and his bride of less than three months got into a spat at their home. UUggan left and wpnt tn lli. Wiishire Boulevard im rlmnnf nl Judith Bess Jones, who answers telephone Queries from vinworc ana occasionally sings on his flve-times-weekly, late-evening show on a local TV station. He explained later to police that ne didn't go to a hotel "because somebody might see me and make someimng ot it," He said Miss Jones admitted him to the apartment but left snortiy tnereafter to go fishing with a man friend. His wife, meanwhiln. Hrnvn in the apartment and saw Duggan's car parked at the curb. Presently me iwu .jo-caiiDer revolver Khnts went through the apartment door lOCK. Mrs. Duggan said later: "I'm sorry it happened. I was knocking on the door with the gun when it went on. was an accident Senators Predict Hells Canyon Bill Will Be Passed SEATTLE Ml Two Democrat ic senators predicted Thursday th Senate will act soon to authorize federal construction of a high dam in Hells Canyon. "We're going to knock the Ida ho Power Co.'s three-dam project into a cocked hat," said Sen. Kerr (Okla). Sen. Magnuson (Wash) agreed and commented that a high dam at Hells Canyon would drown the three sites where the Federal Pow er Commission has authorized construction by Idaho Power. idano rower would be paid for any losses," Magnuson added. The two Democrats were here en route to Ellcnsburg, Wash., where Kerr will be master of ceremonies at an "appreciation" Danquet lor Magnuson, who is seek ing re-election. Magnuson said the oredicted Senate action is planned as part of national Democratic strategy to force an Issue in the fight over whether Snake River development should be by public or private enterprise. Kerr said this strategy calls for both branches of Congress to en act a bill to authorize federal con struction, and direct the KPC to cancel Idaho Power's license. lie and Magnuson said Democratic leaders in the House also have agreed to press for passage "if they bava lime in the present ses sion. Al Peirce Co. Buy! Plant At North Bend COOS BAY I The Al Peirre Co. Thursday announced purchase of Irwin-Lyons properties in North cent), manning a ship, sawmill and planing mill. ihe price was not disclosed. Al Peirce. head of the comoanv. said he plans to dismantle the sawmill, but to operate the other properties when he takes posses sion Friday. The sawmill has been closed since last August. reirce said he plans no change in personnel among the 50 per sons employed at the planing mill. Peirce said he will continue to operate his own sawmill on Isth mus Inlet and his dock on Bav Shore Drive. He said he will con tinue lo buy lumber from other mills, and will process it in the planing mill. Ihe shin purchased was the motor vessel, tht Coos Bay. Police Ordered To Curb Rioting In Brazil City RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil UW rrcsiaem jusceuno HUDiischeK Thursday ordered the Brazilian army, navy and air forces to take over ponce duties in Rio de Ja neiro it necessary to suppress riots ot stuaents protesting in creased streetcar fares. Military officers already have taken over direct command of the capital's police. Violent outbreaks throughout the city Wednesday night forced a 12-hour suspension of streetcar service. When the cars began moving again Thurs day morning, a policeman armed with a light machinegun was post ed on each one. Sporadic student attacks on the streetcars have been occurring for a week. They developed into ser ious riots Tuesday night. Wednes- uoy nignt almost tne entire city was thrown into turmoil when po lice battled mobs of demonstrat ing students. Scores of students and many passersby were wounded at least two by bullets, it was reported reliably. Police said 32 persons were sent to hospitals after the brawls and one policeman was near death from his injuries. Truncheons, tear gas and smoke bombs were used to clear the worst riot centers in the down town area. 8 Douglas Co. Seniors Graduate At Oregon Tech Eight Douglas County seniors wit! be among the largest gradu ating class in the nine-year history of Oregon Technical Institnin i Klamath Falls. A total of 363 men and women will receive diplomas at com mencement exercises Sunday at 3 p.m. in the OTI field house, ac cording to Director W. D. Purvine. State Sen. Warren A. McMini mee of Tillamook will deliver the commencement address. Grad uates will be presented by state di rector of vocational education O. I. Paulson of Salem. The Rev. Dale Hewitt of t h e First Presbyterian Church will de liver the baccalaureate address at 9 a.m. services the same day. The county seniors graduating are: Garland Jackson Abncy, Cle ment Elton Donelan, Charles C. Verrell and Leonard O. Warren of Roseburg; Holland Kyne Adams of urain; tna parole reero of DU lard: Darl C. McDiarmid of Glen- dale, and Thomas Edward Rice of Myrtle Creek. Rice is also among 30 members of the Silver Key hon orary society to be graduating. I Parking Meters Advertisements Ruled Illegal YAKIMA tfl It U illegal for the city of Yakima to lease ad vertising space on parkin meters. Yakima County Superior Court Judge Robert -J. Willis ruled Thursday; In overruling a demurrer bv the city, judge wniis said: "Business for private Kain can not be conducted in the public thoroughfare when the use for which the profit comes is not a public use." The city had entered the demur rer to a suit filed by property owner Roy Winkcnwerder last Sept. 27 against an agreement be tween the city and the Meter Ad vertising Co. The agreement. Judge Willis said, deprived property owners of properly without due process of law. He said property owners re tain the title to all property ex tending to the middle of the street and the leasing of advertising space on the meters is, in effect,! taking property from Its owners. I The city's attorney. 1 wood Hutcheson, said Yakima plans to appeal Judge Willis decision to the State Supreme Court, Jimmy Valentine Given Release From Custody PORTLAND M Jimmv Val entine, who had been picked up by city police Monday on a charge of vagrancy by drug ad diction, was freed by Judge James W. Crawford when a psy chiatrist testified he couldn't tell whether Valentine is an addict. Valentine was in the news two years ago when he was charged with abducting a Portland house wife in a ransom plot that went wry. He was acquitted and later went to the stale hospital for treatment of narcotics addiction. Soon after his return from the hospital he was arrested. Coast Guard, Police Search For Man's Body COOS BAY I The Coast Guard and state police searched Thursday for the body of a man reported lo have Jumped from the Highway 101 bridge into Coos Bay, zoo feet Below. A truck driver said the man. who had been leaninn on the west railing, ran across the pavement in front of him and leaped over the east railing. The tide was go ing out at me lime. The man was described as being about 5 feet, 5 inches in height. it was Ihe third jump reported since the bridge was built in the mid-19305. OA Approves Parol 0 School Board Membet HILLSBOno OH Dist. Attv. .Iame K. Gardner has approved tlie parole of Louis Forrest, 25, former member of the Scofield i school board who waa convicted of striking a teacher at the school. Forrest was sentenced March 1.1 to 180 days in the county jail after conviction by a circuit court jury on a charge of beating Mrs. Esse Kobertson, 54, after a Valen tine's Day school parly. Forrest was paroled and or dered to ro to work and support his family. Fri., Junt 1, 1956 Th LEGAL NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE In the Circuit Court of tht Stat of urcion lor mo county oi ilQujUa, Case No. 18885. NATIONAL Lin INSURANCE COM PANY, Vermont corporation, plaintiff, vi. WALTER ROWS and GENEVIEVE M. ROWE. huiand and wlft, defendant!. By virtue or an execution Uiued o t of the above entitled court in the above entitled came, to me directed and dated the 17th day of May, bated upon a De fault Judgment and Decree rendered and entered in said court on the 17th day of May 19M, in favor of National Life In surance Company, a Vermont corpora tion, acitmt Walter Row and Genevieve M. Row, hutband and wife, defendant!, for the aum of Eijht Thousand Seventy Eifht and t3-100 iW.078.73i, with Inter est thereon at the rate of four and one half li1) per cent per annum from No vember 1, 1955, to date of payment; plus $22.50 till expense: S550.00 attorney's fees: 911.90 late feet; S29.M costs and disbursements; Less: $10.46 heretofore paid by tht mortgagers, and the costs of and upon this writ, commanding me to make sale of the following described real property situated in the County of Douglas, Stat of Oregon, legally de scribed as follows, to-wtt: Lot Seven H, Block Two ai. AMENDED PLAT OF SOUTH SLOPES, within the corporate lim its of the City of Winston, Douglas County, Oregon. NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of said Execution and Default Judgment and De cree and in compliance with the com mands of said writ. I will on the 35th day of June 1956, at 2:00 o'clock P.M., at the south front door of the Douglas; County Court House In Roseburg. Ore- sun, icu ! puouc auction and subject to redemption, to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title and In terest which the above mm.H H.r...H. had on tht 17th day of May 1958, the date ui aaiu juugmeni, or inerearter had in and to the above described real prop erty or any part thereof, to satisfy said Execution and Default Judgment and Deere and Interest costs and accruing costs. Dated at Roieburf, Oregon, this 25th day of May 1958. IRA C. BYRD Sheriff of Douglas County, Ore. By: Margaret Emmltt, Deputy Dal of 1st publication: May 35. 1958 Date of last publication: June 15, 1958 NOTICE OF FILING APPLICATION FOR A CHANGE IN POINT OF DIVERSION OF WATER . Notlc. Il tfiv.n harahv . that W n G.rrett, it .1. have tiled an appllca- wn u approval oi a cnangft in point of divertion of water from Cow Creek. Bv decree of the circuit court for Douilaa Co.. Ore., entered on Aug. 14, 1030, in the matter of the determlna tlon of the relative right! to the uje of the water, of Cow Creek and ita trlbu tarlai, a water right waa adjudicated in the name of C. O. Garrett for the irri gation of 18.3 acre, in NEV, NWU, 0.3 acre in NWf, NWV 19 acrea in SW'. 28.8 acrea In SEV NWV,, 3 arrei in NEC, SWV, and 3.3 acrea In NW(' SEVi, Sec. 35. T. 32 S.. R. t W.. W.M., from Cow Creek with a date of priority of Sept. 10O1. These land, are irrigated through the Cow Creek Irrigation Co. ditch, the point of diversion of laid ditch beine located 7g ft. N. and 9nmi tl E. from SW corner of Sec. 19. and being ot ac.-;. aam ace. iw, i. ja a. R. 3 W.. W.M. The aDollcanta herein, nwnara nf ' iha landa above deicribed, propote to ir rigate aald lands by mean, of a port able pumping unit to be located on their lands along Cow Creek within the SWV. ne.y, jNv, swv. ana NWV. SEVi. sec. 39, T. 32 8., R. 8 W.. W.M. All persona Interested are notified hereby that a hearing will be held in the county court house In Roseburg, Ore. on July 28, 1930, beginning at 10 A.M. All objections. It any there ore, will be heard at said time and place. Any objections shall be nranu-art in writing, one copy to be served on W. u. uarrett, utenaaie. ore., and one copy mailed to the state Engineer, Sa- lem, ure., logetner witn a 1. tiling lee, at least 10 days prior to the date set lor nearlng. It no objections are filed the application may be approved by the State Engineer without a hearing. , Dated at Salem, ore., this 29th day ot May 19!te. LEWIS A. STANLEY, State Engineer STADIUM BOSS RETIRES PORTLAND, Ore. 11 James J. Richardson, who has been man ager of Multnomah Stadium for the nasi 28 years. Thursday said he I He is 71 1956. Classified Section LOCAL CLASSIFIID 4.DVIRTISING Advertising placed from within Roseburg trade area Minimum charge for any one ad ll SOc CLASSIFIED RATES t day per word . 5c 2 days per word .................... 7c 3 days per word 9c 4 days per word 11c 5 days per word .................... 12c 6 days per word 13c Line ad, per lint a day 16c Lint ad, repeat Insertion, per day 9c Line od, per line, per month 2.35 DISPLAY CLASSIFIED First Insertion, per col. Inch $1,60 Repeat inssrtion, per cot. inch 80 1 col. Inch per month $20 80 National Clenlfitd Advtrtitlftf 25c per line, no repeat rate 5c per word, no repeat rote DEADLINI NfcW Attn 11:00 A. M. day previous to publication CANCELLATION Or TO :S A. M. ADJUSTMENTS If your idvartUeinent appear! lneor ractly. notify ui Immediately We will not b reipomible for more than ana Incorrect Iniertion, Such responsibility li limited to refund of price paid or correct Iniertion ot advertisement ftr.rtiNnft will not nr. hrld MORB THAN OATS Real Estate 1 THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, with fire place, excellent view, and river front aga In good dlitrlct. Call OR 3-4671 TOR SALE. S13M. equity' in" t bedroom houie in Wlmton, for 750. Call OS -51a after 4:30 pm. WANTED Llatinis. Immediately, Real property movlnf. See or call Lehman Rral EiUte. OK 3-819J. 348 SEJackion. TWO bp d room home near Roe School. By owner, 11200 cah and balance on private contract. OR 3-42tH). WILL TRADE Roieburf home for" Kla math ralla home. Write Rt. 3, Box M5, Roieburr 7 ACRES near OTide, t'me1lhomM, mill building and machinery. fl,000, 'i jJown.OR 3-4901. COT, Ideal for home with baiemVnt. S x 140'. Char lei Weber, 14 N. W. Mulholland fWO BEDROOM modVrn homv Tair- haven dltlrlcL Poneulon June lit OR 3-177 S. THREE BEAUTIFUL Iota7100 "x IBO;. North. Kree loll, 1 lot SBOO. lirmi. Ph. OR 3 -BOOT, WELL -"IMPROVED, modern 3-aVre ranch, 4 milr from city. Nice Income. Ph OR 3-7202. two bedroom house, 4 "yean old Carries Stale GI loan. Hmita No. 3, Laryst., wlnton.OS S-B84B. NEAT, one bedroom homer 'e mlle w-nt ot Wlmtnn on lllihway 43. OS 9-BiMV TWO river lot; will mil Id" to au It buyer CalJHnward. OR fl-3B2 fWO BEDROOM Knefor aate. In Green. Ph.OR $M&. ftOUSE and ft acrea at Euien7rthuTi, Cherrlea,Applei. Terma. OR BUSINESS PROPERTY tor aale." See Phil Durnam, 404 SE Oak. LOTS near Huereat. OR 3-47M. Nwt - Rviw, Roleburf, On. 13 LEGAL NOTICE OP HEARING NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that a public hearing , will be hejd in Council Chambers of the City Hall. Roseburg 1'.:? 0'clock,P,t on.Jun. 25. 1956, on the proposal to vacate th following portion of S. E. Burke Avenue in said city, to wit: All of that portion of 8. E. Burke Avenue lying west of th following de scribed line, to-wit: . Beginning at a pofht on the south right-of-way line of S. E. Burk Avenue said point of beginning bearing N 62 degrees 00' W 99.00 feet from the southwest corner of the intersection of S. E. Burke Ave n" S. E. Short Street, thence N 28 degrees 0' E 60. 0 feet to th north right-of-way line of S.E. Burk At said, time and place any objec tion or remonstrances which may b made in writing and filed with th Recorder or said city prior to the lime ' W hearing will be heard and con Sty lh Common Council of said I $ 85? I,ublUh' CATHERINE FARRELL, City Rtcorder . National ForetTimbrForSalt Fglry Creek Sal '' Oral auction bids will be received by the forest supervisor or his authorized representative at the office of the forest supervisor. Post Office building, Roseburg, Oregon, beginning at 2:00 p.m.. July 2. 1956, for all merchantable timber marked or designated for cutting on an area embracing about 1050 acres located within sections 15, 21, 22, 27 and 28,' T. 25 S., R. 1 E., W.M., surveyed. In the Panther Creek drainage, tlmpqua National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be 5,400 M board feet of Douglas-fir, 1500 M board feet of sugar pine, ponderosa pine and western white' pine; and 800 M board feet of west-' crn hemlock and other species of timber. No bid of less than $27.60 per M board feet for Douglas-fir; $47.00 per M board feet for sugar pine, ponderosa pine and western white pine; and $6.80 per M board feet for western hemlock and oth er species will be considered. In addition to the prices bid for stumpage, a cooperative deposit of $0.25 per M board feet, to be used by the Forest Service for. paying the cost of slash disposal not re quired to be performed by the pur chaser, and a cooperative deposit of $0.50 per M board feet, to cover the cost of tree planting, seed sow ing and timber stand improve ment work on the area cut over, for the total cut of timber under the terms of the contract will be ' required. As a qualification for oral bidding, all bidders must sub mit a sealed bid accomrjaninrl hv the requiVed payment-to the for est supervisor prior to 2:00 p.m., July 2, 1956. Sealed bids will be posted at the beginning of the auc tion for the Information of all bid ders. A money order, bank draft or certified check for $20,000.00 must accompany each bid; to be applied on the purchase price, re funded, or retained in Dart as linui- dated damages, according to the conditions ot sale. 11 an oral bid is declared to be high at the closing of the auction; the bidder must immediately confirm the oral bid by submitting it in writing on a Forest Service bid form. The right to reject any and all bids is re served. Forest Service bid forms for use in submitting sealed bids and full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the district raneer. Steamboat Ranger Station, or the forest supervisor, Roseburg, Ore- ulgon, Deiore Dids are submitted Real Estate 1 BV OWNER 43 acrea, year around creek and apring, food building alUi, $3600; 40 acrea, 3-room home, year around creek, $4790; 40 acrea, 5-room houae, year around creek, gravity wa ter ayitem to houae, orchard, fenced cultivated acreage with gravity irriga tion, lncludlne concrete dam and S water rlghta, Property located approxi mately 1 mile from Riddle Ntckel Mountain. For further Information ie R. J. Wilde, N. Myrtle Road, aeroia from Green Valley Sawmill, Jdyrtie Creek. 5oob building ilto, rei trie ted area. Ap Rroxfmately one acre V mila eaat of elley'i Korner on Roberts Creek Road. See algn. 11100 on terma, Write P.O. Box 671. Yreka. Calif. HAVE two Ore'ellglble for State Loam, looking for houiei, $8000 to 113.000 bracket. Want Immediately. Lehman Real Eatate, 348 S. X. Jack ton. OR 3-6193. 80 Wooded acres. Live creek." Untirlih ed home. Other Bldgi. Good welL $6,000. 3 ml lea W. Lookingglaaa afore. Box MtrOOR 3-40 lj. TEN MILE GARAGE, wrecking yard, itock and inventory. Will take late model car ai part payment. OS $ MiM dyi.jDS 9-B904 evenings. VARIETY store In Winston. Good, clean merchandise. Doing good builnen In fait growing community. Ph. OS 8- 8463 daya, after J?. OS t-MlB. ' TWOTlOUSES on V acre. HTmll"" E. Kelley'i Korner. jTuII price $3500., $1,100. down, $40., or offer. Ren tale bring 70. month. OR 3-3803. j- FOR SALE OR TRADE CloM In, clean, modern 3 bedroom home, for duplex or Income home. OR 3-4383 mornlngi. ACREAGE in Charter Oaks district, vicinity of beautiful homes, City wa ter. Call after 0 p.m., or Sat and SunOR 2-2020 NEW, modern 4 room house. Lot 93XI93C In Dlllard, Oregon, $4,000, $1,000 down, balance monthly. C E. Merritt. Dil- lard. KAIRH A VEN 3 Bedroom, oil furnace. Paved street end sidewalk. City aewer. Large shade trees. Fenced yard, gar-e.FJ-,Av?JUble 10t2 W Catherine. TWO room furnished house, with ap proximately 1 acre of ground, garden partly In. 3315 Mulholland Dr. OR 3 480.1 TWO BEDROOM home on 3 lota, rtre place. attached carport. 3 blocks from Riverside school. $80(1. down, $73. month on balance of $7g00.OR 3-4670. ACREAGE on black top road. No drain ace or flooding problems. School wis. Dut. No. 4. Electricity and phone available. OR 3-3913. CHOICE LOT 120fro"ntage. pave3 street, restricted area. OR 3-4100 after 0 p.m. INCOME TROPERTlf ancT unfinished building. 2051 N. Stephens. OR 3-7X12. Bv owner. Hill H. Smith. THREE BEDROOM home. Modern. Nhe lawn and shrubs. On Westslde. OR 2-2508. TWO BEDROOM homi" Wlnstoir 4 block! W. on Highway 43. letter "S" on garage. $9300. OS 9-8711. MODERN 3 bedroom home on west side. Immediate possession, 3039 W. Sherwood Ave. TRADE EQUITY 'IneariyewTTliW- room home, wet side, for larger hmine.Ph OR 3-7311 after ? eves. LARGE TOTS" Small down payment. For details, contact owner, 143 S-E. Templln. TWO BEDROOM HOME. 31SWR.ver aide Dr, On bank of River.