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12 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore Wed., Nov. 21, 1956 Community News Items To Go To Corvallis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buarilsley and family will spend Thanksgiving in Cor- vams with the former s parents, Mr nnrl Mrc P TVf Hi.atvl ;hv Mr Beardslev is 'with the Douulas Ahl stract Company. Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson and two sons, 14 and 10, have moved from Drain to Roseburg and are residing at 3152 NE Stephens St. Mr. Thomp- son is engaged as a logger fur the cone lagging Co. Making Homo In Roseburg Mrs. Elton Mask, whose husband is serving with the U. S. Air Force in Korea, is making her home in Roseburg, having recent ly moved to 4208 Hooker Road from Roswcll, N.M. Arrives Horo Mrs. Joe Coe has arrived here from Salem to join her husband and make their home at 451 Broccoli. Mr. Coe is operating the bowling alley here and will be a co-partner in the new bowling alley being built. Mrs. Coe is a registered nurse. Goes To Portland Mrs. D. B. Kesner left Monday for Seattle to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Carter, and their daughter, Diane. She will return to her home the latter part of the month. Enjoying New Homo Accord ing to word received here, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Leeper, who recently lost their home here by lire and then moved to bnlem to be near their daughter, Mrs. Paul Silke, and family, are enjoying their new home at 215 Hanson Ave., Salem. Arrive Today Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McCarthy and baby daughter, Kate, arrived in Rose burg today to visit over the holi day with Mrs. McCarthy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Deming Bronson, on Cliadwick Street. Mrs. McCarthy is the former Lois Bronson. To Honor Mr. Rader Honoring J. Boyd Rader on his 79th birth day, open house will be held at the Kellogg Grange Hall Sunday, Nov. 25, from 1 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Wayne Rador will be hostess. A program will be presented at 3 p.m. All relatives and friends are invited. Arriving Today Miss Patricia Elliott and Miss Charlcnc Boyles, students at University of Oregon are arriving here today to spend the Thanksgiving weekend visiting their respective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Elliott and Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Boyles. Family Moves Her Mr. and Mrs. William E. Nelson and sons, 13, 4 and 2, have moved from Beavcrton to 1536 NE Flagstaff, Roseburg. Mr. Nelson will drive the new highway post oftico truck from here to Portland. Mrs. Nel son is the former Dorothy Felt of this city. On Evaluation Committee I-rank France, head of tho indus trial arts department at Roseburg High School, and Cecil Sherwood, athletic department head, will be going to Medford Nov. 28, to form Sart of the committee evaluating ledford schools. The men will be gone for four days. Going To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Keith Olson and children. Di ana, Buddy, Jan, Jeff and Jill, of this city, will spend T'lanksgiving in I'orlland as guesls of Mr. anil Mrs. William Volman. En route home tiiey will stop over in Eu gene for Buddy to sing on tho Red Reynolds TV show. Stop Over Hera Mr. and Mrs. Harlan McCurdy of lloppncr and Mrs. A. R. Marsh of Medford slop ped over here this wei'k to visit their niece, Mrs. L. J. Craflon, en route to 1 leppner to spend Thanksgiving wilh the McCurdys' son and his family, after which the three will return to Medford. Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy will slay wilh Mrs. Marsh for the lime being in itiraioni Convalescing Here Richard 1)clla Herring returned recently to C'umpston, son of Mr. and Mrs. I Rosvburg following an extended va Kverett 11. Cumpsttm, 542 NK Ala-'"0" " business trip to Topoka, meda, is convalescing at the home Kan- lllle m Kansas, Mrs. Her of his parents. L'umpslon, who as: visited her brother and many injured in a motorcycle accident 1 friends in neighboring towns. in i.os Angeles two months a;o, h:is been in a hospital in the Cali fornia cily. His father made the trip soulh to bring t'umpston home, reports nrubahl that the injured man: will probably be up ami about in'lh ' h nar,'f ih, Jm.i' approximately two months. Accepts Position Here John Paul limb. cUlon has arrived Roseburg uul Ikis ni'cohu-d a tiosi linn with KUMt ratlin station. He .is lormcriy wilh James Dm le, owtif:r of KKU, in the radio sla liun at KVWC in Wrnon, Tex., lor a year, prior to going to Wichita Falis, Trx., whore lie spent 2X years with K 1 Ha. lie was aceom panied to Roseburg by Ins brother,!'"1. lor 1 " 111 sl"'"", ",a"KS; Carl lliiddelston, of (llendale Calif., i w1"' tl'eir son-in-law and ulm it nin.ilmiJ in 1 1. .11 , ,! r-.r-l will return lo California lliis wrt'k. To Portland Mrs. K u r c n e Pasi'h ami childivu, Hmil imti Karen, are lr.ivinu luJay for Toil land whore Ihey will iit tiie U mcr's iiinlln-r, .Mrs. Olii lliikcv lur K'vpr.il ilnvs .Thp f:nnilv will iiipiI oral drivs. riu f;iiinlv will inrrt Kui'i'iH' I'.'tsrti. urni k nrrsiMitlv u.irkm'f at llalfwav. and all will enjoy I hanksL:i in llirinn'li Sun llav torMiuT. Ihmnyl llli'ir s!:iv. llipy will aiM .p('nil .sump 1 1 mo wilh (he burr's p.nvnls, Mr. anil Mrs. I.oiiis l'aseh, anil Willi Mrs l'asch's hrolluT, 1'Ik.mI IjiiiIkk'Ii, and lainily. Vlslti Hero Mrs. D.nreil Smith. the former l.ois I'all Tson, so:iiori at University of Oregon, -went r'ri- day, Saturday mid Sunday hero with her parents, Mr. anil Mrs. K. C Patterson, in I.:Hireloo.t. : Slio was joined here Sunday by lier husband, who took h.T lt.uk lo Ktieene. ."dr. Smith is also a sen or i nt U. of O. Mrs. l'ailorsnn, who' recently underwent major surcery It. I). Al. pi nt Uoui.'i.ts Cnnuminiiy llospiial, is are presenl re-purled to bo conv.'de.scui : snlis- wilh their s. frit.toi'iIv at home. .".lr. mJ Mis. Smilh will snend 1 he 'I hank:ivim; holidav weekend in Wallowa visit- in1. the former's parents. Back From Medford Mr. and Mrs. Claude WriKht have returned to their home here, following a business trip to Medford Mv Into Now Homo Mr. and Sirs. J. K. W.barton have moved inlo their newly completed home on Elizabeth Street. f j Hm F' Hospital Mrs. i Walter Stone is reported to be con- valescing satisfactorily at her home following here recent dis cbarge from the hospital. Go To Washington Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson of this city have left for Raymond, Wash., to spend Thanksgiving with the for mer's daughter, Mrs. Raymond Meredilh. Stop Overnight Mr. and Mrs. George Geisinger and son, Gene, and daughter, LaJuana, of Rain ier, Ore., were recent overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bcrl Lina man. Home For Holiday Miss Nancy McFarland is expected home for the Thanksgiving weekend. Miss McFarland. who Is a student at OSC. is the daughter of Mrs. Charles DeGuire. Homo For Thanksgiving Miss Janete Sherwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sherwood, will be spending the Thanksgiving holiday with her parents. The former at tends OSC. Come From Memphis Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Williams have moved here from Memphis. Tenn., and are residing at 4405 NE Steph ens. Mr. Williams is with the Roseburg Lumber Co. Residing At Winchester Mr. and Mrs. George French, newcom ers from Longview, Wash., are re siding at Winchester. Mr. French is manager of the U. S. Plywood. From Medford Mr. and Mrs. James M. Golden and 5 weeks- old daughter have moved from Medrord to 1713 NW Cline. Mr. Golden is head plant salesman for the Standard Oil Co. Move From Texas The Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Howard have mov ed from Waco, Texas, to 3197 Hughes St., Roseburg. The Rev. Mr. Howard is pastor of the South ern Baptist Church. Making Homo Horo Mr. and l Mrs. Fred Lovett and 10 months- old son have moved from Pine Knott, Ky., to 145 SE Lane St., Roseburg. Mr. Lovett is employed by Wishart Tire Co. Back From Portland Clifford Peenle has returned to his work at the Douglas Abstract Company in Roseburg, loiiowing a weeK in Portland attending to business for the company. Arrives Home Miss Suzy Lee, student at Southern Oregon Col lege at Ashland, arrived home to day to spend the Thanksgiving weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.M. Leo. To Spend Holiday Hero Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson and chil dren of Myrtle Point will spend Ibe Thanksgiving holiday here vis iting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Booher and family. Visit Hero Mr. and Mrs. Phil ip Bronson of Seattle arrived in Roseburg over the weekend to visit the former's brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Deming Bron son, en route to san francisco to visit. Return! To Newport D. B. Kesner left Monday for Newport, where lie is temporarily engaged in representing tho owners of tho triangle l'acitic Lumber Co., fol lowing a few days in Roseburg. Metigert Home Mr. and Mrs. last month in Honolulu vacationing at Matson s Moana Hotel. They made the trip both ways by Pan American Airways. This was tho Metzgcrs second trip to Honolulu. Returns From Trip Mrs. Lsa- Visiting Parontt Mrs. Chuck Grcll and sons, Bobby and lorn ! my, 3074 NE Pnrler St., are visit ,,"-7 n a..'i.'i...i Arrives From Eugene Mrs. .'.. .,,. i,.k.... ..r k-. ......... ......... u in ixoMMiui k luuav io ccieoraic her birthday and remain o v e r I hanksjaving with her son a n d I'milus MeKeo, and children, Carol and Dickie. Go To Portland Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Albright of Ibis citv have miiumiiu-i', iwi. mm .win. ivt'iiiirui 'j' and .tons, Jerry and ! hv Marquess, l.avon Bennett ro Returnino. Hpmo Mr. and Mrs. i reived her third activity award. I.ee. sluke are leaving for their la silver pin. Second awards went nome in Aurora, .ei., loiiowint! a ,nP Ki'si'lmri! In iillciul I hp wvd- ilmn nf llioir sun. Kslpl l.pp Shikp. ami Jip.nina Knslail, which omirod ov Conn From Portland Mr. and throui;li work on all school activi Mis, lioliori li. Owens h.nv niov- tics. cd irom I'orlland to Uospliui i; and are rcMilini; at rj::5 Mill St. Air. Owens is a lineman for the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph t.'o. 1 Arrive Her Mrs. Cal Perloy I and daughter, Maryan. have r-l mod from Coral (laliles, Ha., tol join Mr. IVrley and make their homo on SK Cas Avenue. Mr. Per-1 ley is associated Willi K1IM1 radio station. From Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Terre llaulc, Ind.. y visiting in KuscmirK in aail daiuhter-in-law. ..Mr. atul Mi hvctctl Akers, and children Shnri. Terry and Kwrell Alan The visitors expect lo re- m a ill until after Christmas. Ooon Now Station The 0. P Van Horns have opened their new Derrick Service Station at 4503 N. Stephens St, Spond Day In Eugono Mrs. ' Dun Hell and daughter, Miss Nan- city of this city spent Saturday in Eugene on business. Attend Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Dan Arensmeier of this city at. tended a Gideon state cabinet meet ing in Salem over the weekend. Move Into New Home Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle and family have moved into a new home at Shore Acres on the Melrose Road. Mr. Doyle is with KRNR radio station. Back To Work Mrs. Paul Krucgcr has returned to her work in the office of The Town and Country Insurance agency follow ing two weeks' illness. To Show Slides Miss Phyllis Chamberlin, who is a missionary in the Philippines, will show color ed slides Sunday evening at the North Roseburg Church. Go To Portland Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Christensen and sons, Jeff and Brad, left today for Portland to spend Thanksgiving with rela tives. Leave For Salem Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mulicr, who have been attending to business in Ashland, left today for their home in Salem, following a stop over here to visit friends. Jim Friday Home Jim Friday, freshman student at Willamette University, expects to make the trip from Salem to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with his par ents, Air. and Mrs. C. H. Friday. Residing Hero Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews have come from Memphis, Tenn., to this city and are residing at 4401 NE Stephens St. Mr. Matthews is with Rose burg Lumber Co. Will Go To Korea Lt. Fred Foye, who has been on leave the last month here visiting his moth er, Mrs. W. H. Paltison, is leaving this week for overseas duty in Ko rea. Expected Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Akers and children, Mickey, Bob and David, of Portland expect to drive down Thursday to spend Thanksgiving with the former's brother, Everett Akers, and fam ily. Move From Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. McAlexander have moved from Memphis, Tenn., to 3806 Hooker Road, Roseburg. Mr. McAlexander is employed as a painter by the Connell Painting Co. Days Creek Fall Banquet Held The Days Creek High School chapter of the National Honor So ciety initiated six new probation ary members at the fall award banquet, held at the school Nov. 16. Sandra Fairfield, Florette Ma Gee. Frances Stone. Grady Gaul- ke, Pearl Kapa-sinski and Jarard Richardson received tne pins ot membership. The induction ceremony was lead bv the president, Arline Schaefer, assisted by the other members of the organization, Ca rol McNeil, Sharon Clark, Judy Connor and Lavon Bennct. It is necessary for members of this organization to maintain a 3.5 grade point average. Honors were also accorded, in the form of pins, to the present student body officers. Student body president Lavon Bennett, secre tary, Arline Schaefer, treasurer, Judy Murphy, and class presi dents, Warren Snyder, George Wil liams, Jarard Richardson, Curtis Weakly, and newspaper editor, Judy Connor, were led through the induction by the sargeant-at-arms, Red McKcnzie. Student body vice president Bob Lowry was not present. Lavon Ben nett serves in a double capacity, as she is, also, the editor of the school annual. Mrs. Howard Haymes, Mr. Warren Hertenstein. Tom Mason, George Marquess of the high school faculty, and Sunt. Marlen Yoder performed the in duction ceremony. Coarh Tom Mason presented football awards to the following players: Don Lee. Hob Lowry, Warren Snyder, Claud Weakly. seniors: Joe Moore. Mike Ninisic. George Williams and Charles Scott, juniors; Grady CJauIke, Lar ry Miehuels and Jarard Kirhnru son, sophomores; and Red Ker rin, Jim Slater and Ken Stanley, freshmen. Don Vinson received a junior varsity letter. .Mason, also, pre sented Marquess with a red nth- letic jacket, for his help with the football squad, l Activity awards were presented In Judv Connor and Arluic Schae for. Kirst awards wprp rxtpnilrcl tn Sharon Clark. Juilv Mnrnhv. Warren Snvdi r. and Krd .MoKpn- j 7ip. Activity awards are made on 'thp basis of points accumulated i The ham dinner was prepared hv 'school cooks. Mrs. Karl Ashhatiuh and Mrs. llav Hudson, sulistitutiiv' for Mrs. Ivan Welch, and served I hv nirls from the sevpnlh and eighth urades. C. Uliman iers Meetings In E. Oregon District ! I.A GRANDE i.ti Ilcpelect ! Al IMlman said he was opening , a series of all-day meetings, one ' in each of the IS counties of his district, wilh Monday conferences here. He said the schedule will be announced later and added it will : cive him a chance lo net the views of people in all parts of the dis- Itfict. OUT OUR WAY Kvk-jf STOP TH' CAR.' JUST " vV!l.J,A.',. . turn off that kev ) SwVvpte f Kf PUT YOUR FOOT tffikft', fill' l(f H ON TH' BRAKE -DON'T ) -)$SlfWlimkfy V DONKEY WITH THE J AWA'AmW CLUTCH.' f Mi" n 3HH l HAH--MY FIRST W , V i: i n ' rMWK I driving lesson ) . jj BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON CV Farm Bureau v Coffee Hour Meets The Camas Valley Farm Bureau Coffee Hour met Nov. 16 at the home of Mrs. Frank Kinnan. The meeting was previously scheduled to be held at the Smith home, but was held at the Kinnan residence, due to the illness of Mrs. Smith. Chairman Mary Smith sent her resignation as she is moving to California in the near future. Iva Jcppesen vice chairman, also re signed and is also moving to Cal ifornia. Lillian Cummmgs was elected Chairman, with Edith Booth as vice chairman. Mrs. Cummings was asked to contact the president of the Camas Valley PTA in re gards to helping with the Christ mas program. Mrs. Howard Milton gave a re port on the "Country Store" booth held in conjunction with the Cam as Valley school carnival. Mrs. Carl Dahl gave the group a re port on the Farm Bureau county meeting which was held in Rose burg. There will be no meeting in De cember and the time and place for the January meeting will be deci ded at the regular business meet ing of the Farm Bureau, to be held Dec. 7 at the Camas Valley Veterans Halt. After the meeting the hostess was presented with a miscellan eous shower by the ladies. Camas Valley HEU Sets Christmas Part The Camas Valley Home Ex tension Unit met last week at the home of Mrs. Jack Parrott. The program for the meeting, "Select ing Pictures for the Home," was conducted by Miss Helen Chandler, with Miss Carol von Krosigk, as tier assistant. After the luncheon, served by Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. Ernest Booth, Mrs. rrank Kinnan and Mrs. Al Barnhart, the business meeting was conducted by the chairman, Mrs. Dave Thrush. Members voted to hold a Christ mas party with exchange of gilts Dec. 12 at 1:30 I). in. at the Parrott home. Miss Chandler 'reported that the county committee and its Alumnae will hold their annual Christmas party Dec. 6 at noon at the Yon calla Itod and Gun Club. . Two members of the Camas Val ley Unit are Alumnae members, Mrs. Jack Parrott and Mrs. Wil liam Cunningham. i Sutherlin Ladies Visit In Springfield By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Last Tuesday Helen Curry, Do ris Krcwson, Pauline Cooney. Bet tie Oilman and Bonnie Harvey drove to Springfield where they had lunch with Mrs. Lola Rose, a former resident of Sutherlin. Go To Eugono Mrs. Imogene Gruhbe and Mrs. Vera Holm were business visitors in Eugene Thursday. Tom McKinney of the M & H Market suffered a heart attack Friday and is confined to his bed. Bruce Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Spud Harris, was taken ill Saturday and removed to a liose burg Hospital where he underwent an aniergeney appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Torrey left Sunday for California where they plan to spend several days visiting wiin relatives. Accused Mine Union Members Surrender DENVER (fl Fourteen offi cials and staff members of the In ternntion.il t'njon of Mine, .Mill Jr. Smelter Workers tlnd), ac cused of conspiring to defraud the uovernment, surrendered Tuesday at the V.S. marshal's office. They were finiierprtntpd, taken before V S. Commissioner How ard E. Krickson, and freed on bond. One of the 14 was Chase Powers. 52. Spokane. Wash., District 7 board member. Orcgonians Asked To Help Settle Hungary Refugees SAI.EM i Gov. Elmo Smilh Tuesday asked Oregon residents to help settle Ilutijianan refugees in Oregon. "Orejjon wants to share in wel coming mese people uu leaped from Soviet tyranny to the : tinted Stales." he said. I Tne governor s isenmee neuei j Committee is attempting to finl I sponsors for the Hungarians. 196 State Hospital To Be Built For 3,000 Patients SALEM im The new state hos pital to be constructed at Wilson ville ultimately will contain 3,000 patients, the Oregon Board of Con trol predicted Tuesday. The hospital now is being plan ned for 1,500 beds at a cost of more than IS million dollars, but the buildings will be located so that its size could be doubled. Rollin Boles. Portland architect, told the board he would complete preliminary plans for the first 460-bed unit by Jan. L This unit will cost about seven millions. The 1959 Legislature will be asked to provide funds to complete the 1,500-bed hospital. The first unit of 460 beds will be started next summer. It will contain an administration building, outpatient clinic, receiv ing unit of 70 beds, intensive treat ment, unit for 100 patients, con valescent section for 100 patients, medical unit of 50 beds, surgical unit of 50 beds, chronic convales cent unit wilh 90 beds, dietary facilities and heating plant. When this is completed, there will be 600 beds added for chronic and convalescent patients, and 480 beds for aged patients. Court1 Throws Out Suit Of Alienating Affections SALEM Itfl The Oregon Su preme Court threw out of court Tuesday a $10,000 verdict that a Portland woman had been award ed against her mother-in-law for alienation of affections. The woman, Agnes Ann Ander son, had charged that she lost her husband's affections because of actions by his mother. The couple later was divorced. The high court, in its decision by Justice William C. Perry, said that when a parent is being sued for alienation of affections, it must be proved that the parent acted wilfully or maliciously. Such was not proved, the court said. The court also said there was no proof that the mother-in-law. Oveda Sturm, actually caused the loss of affections of her son for Mrs. Anderson. The decision reversed Circuit Judge James R. Bain of Portland. Benton Juniors Visit Veterans Hospital Sixteen girls from the Benton County American Junior Red Cross were at the Veterans Ad ministration Hospital Tuesday for a monthly birthday party. Persons who brought favors for a Thanksgiving dinner and assisted the recreation staff with their ac tivities Sunday were: Martha Beau peurt, Albert Willie, Sterling F.b ner, Vera Lee Barr, of the Eu gene Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary number three; Jesse Barr, Mary Gates, Mrs. Bob King, of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary number 292. The American Red Cross will sponsor a dance next Monday. Portland Markets Tuesday PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND Ufi Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, deliv ered in Portland, 65 cenls per lb; first quality, 62; second quality, 57. Butter Wholesale, fob. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, '.13 score, 61; A grade, 92Mi score. ti)la: B grade, so score, 59; C grade, 89 score, 57. Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles. 41-48'a lb; Oregon, i lb loaf. 43'a-53'3. Eggs To retailers Grade AA. large, 5.1-54; A large. 4S-50; A medium. 45-4S; A medium. 44-45; A small. 36-37. Cartons, 1-3 cents additional. Eggs To wholesalers A large, 46-48la; A medium, 42-43li; A small, 34-351. Eggs To consumers AA large, 59-irt; A large. 55-60; A medium, 51-56; A medium, 50-55; A small, 42-47. Live poultry No 1 quality, fob. Portland Fryers. 2'j lbs, 19-191-i; light hpns, 1011 at farm: heavy hens, 12-14 at farm; old roosters. 7-9. Turkeys To producers L i v e weight fryers, il-ii; young turkey hens, eviscerated. 34-35; young loins to 24 lb, 30-31; few 12 higher on heavier. By J. R. Williams WTO', 4, b, WE 3e. t TW fr Ul M LEGAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned has been duly appoint ed Administrator of the Estate of WIL LIAM ARTHUR LUDDINGTON, deceas ed, by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County and has duly qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with the proper vouchers, within six (6) months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned at the offices of Long, Ncuner it Davis in Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon. Dated and first published the 24th day of October, 1956. BENJAMIN O. DUFRESNE. v Administrator of the Estate of WILLIAM ARTHUR LUDDING TON. Rabbits Average to growers Live white, 3-4'j lbs, 20-23; col ored pelts 4 cents less; old does, 10-12, few higher. Fresh killed fryers to retailers, 56-58; cut up, 60-63. Filberts To producer, orchard run, 11-T.Vh; wholesale, f.o.b. plant. 100 lb. jumbo Barcclonas. 37; large, 35; medium, 33. Walnuts Wholesale, f.o.b. plant, 100 lb, first quality jumbo, 42:14; large, 39; medium, 35; baby, 32. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs, 37.00-39.00; good, 32.00 36.00; standard, 27.00-33.00; com mercial cows, 23.00-27.00; utility, 21.00-26.00; canners and cutters, 17.00-21.00. Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 45.00-48.00; rounds 42.00-45.00; full loins, trimmed, 67.00 - 72.00; forequarters, 31.00 34.00; chucks, 30.00-34.00; ribs, 54.00-58.00, Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 lbs, 42.00-44.00; shoulders, 16 lbs, 30.00-32.00; spareribs, 43.00-47.00; fresh hams, 12-14 lbs, 44.00-47.00. Veal and calves Good-choice, all weights, 28.00-40.00; standard, 25.00-34.00. Lamb Choice-prime, 45-55 lbs, 37.00-39.00; good, 34.00-37.00. Wool Nominal, clean basis, 'i blood, 1.00-05; -Is blood, 1.03-08; blood. 1.12-18; fine, 1.17-23. Country.dressed Meats, f.o.b. Portland: Beef Young cows, utility, 20-22 lb; canner and cutters, 15-16. Veal Top quality lightweight, 26-28; rough heavies, 15-20. Hogs Best light blockers, 23-24; lean light sows, 20-22. Lambs Top grade springers, 34-36. Mutton Lightweight ewes and wethers, 10-12; rough heavies, 5-8. rresh Product Onions Idaho Yellows, 50 lb sks, jumbos, 2.35-50; mediums 1.50-75; white, 3.00-50; Ore. Dan vers, med, 1.65-75: 3 in, 2.00-40. Potatoes Northwest Russets, 3.25-50; large 6-14 oz. 4.00-50: No. 2. 50 lb. 1.20-25; Idaho bales. 5-10 lb, 2.50-75; 100 lb, 4.00-25; North uakota Keds, 50 lb waxed, 2.00-25; Wash, missels. 100 lb, 3.00-25 oz nun. 4.25-50. Hay New crop. No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. Portland, 32.00-35.00 ton. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND IH (USDA)-Cattlc salable 350; market rather slow but fully steady; few truck lots good and low choice fed steers 21.50-22.00; short load good and choice 760 lb fed heifers 18.50, few heads out at 18.50; utility heifers 9.00-11.50; canner and cutter cows mostly 6.50-8.50, shells down to 5.00; utility cows 9.50-11.25, few light cutter bulls 9.50-11.00. Calves salable 75; market not fully tested; few good vcalers steady at 17.50-19.00; choice quot able to 21.00 or above; good slaughter calves 14.00-15.50; cull calves and vcalers down to 5.00. Hogs salable 500; market slow, mostly steady; selected lots No. 1 and 2 butchers around 190-220 lbs 16.50; mixed 1-3 grades 180-235 lbs 15.50-16.00; sows 300-500 lbs 12.00 14.50. Sheep salable 350; market about steady to strong considering qual ity: one lot mostly choice 129 lb wooled lambs 17.00; one lot good and choice around 100 lb No. 1 pelt 17.50; few good and choice above 75 lb feeder lambs 15.00 16 00; cull to good slaughter ewes 2.50-4.50. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND ii Coarse grains, 15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv ery: Oats No. 2, 38 lb white 55 00 55.50. Barley No. 2, 45 lb B. W. 50.50. Corn No. 2, E. Y. shipment 62.75. Wheat (hid) to rrive market, basts No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 2 34: Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 2 34; White Club 2 34. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.35; 10 per cent 2 35; 11 per cent 2.35; 12 per cent 2.35. Car receipts: Wheat 81; barlev 26; flour 21; corn 17; mill feed 7. 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ADJUSTMENTS If vour advertisement appears Incor rectly, notify us immediately We will r.ot be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion, Such responsibility is limited to refund of price paid or correct insertion of advertisement REFUNDS WILL NOT BE HELD MORE THAN 8 OATS Real Estate 1 WILEY'S For Real Estate BEAUTIFUL LOCATION AMONG oak trees 3 bedrooms, l's ba.hs, built-in range and oven, fireplace, sep arate dining room. Circular drive, car port and a good storage bid- with greenhouse. Lot 93 x 265. garden space, fenced. County Rd., city water. $18,500. Winchester on Page Rd. CLOSE IN RIVER FRONTAGE 2 B.R. home. An extra good buy in a good 2 B.R. houe with full base ment, hardwood floors, nice bulltim. Large lot. $11500. Will take $1000 da.v.i. PARTLY FINISHED HOUSE ON RIVER toward Glide, 100 ft. on river, BOO ft. deep. Electricity. Whistler Bend. En tire price fXtou. RETIREMENT INVESTMENT QUIET, shaded trailer court. Well equipped and very well located. Nearly one acre. Price $25,000 and it makes a good return on that figure. Some terms. DO YOUR PARENTS LIVE WITH you? Here is a good 3 bedroom ranch type home oil furnace, fireplace, built in ranje and oven, with separate apartment that has its own bath, range ana reirig. au on one iioor. $16,500. IDEAL LOG TRUCK HEADQUARTERS, 3.3 A. on the river, z an. nome witn fireplace, l'a baths. Large shade trees. Also has small duplex, 4 stall garage. Located on old highway seven miles north Myrtle creek. i3,7ou. Earl and Gladys Wiley, Realtors ROSE HOTEL BLDG. Ph OR 3-3462 Evenings call Jim Bevans OR 3-89(15 Roland Springer OR 3-3903 Kim's Real Estate: BRANCH OFFICE 4 Acres AND A lovely 3 bedroom house, S years old. Wall to wall carpets. Oil furnace, fireplace. Dining room. Lovely lawn. 2 bedroom rental. Small barn and chicken house. All this for only il5, 500. Terms. 1 1 Acres NEARLY new lovely ranch home, with fireplace, dfning room. Breakfast room and lovely kitchen. Wall to wall car pet on most of the house, i'ull base ment. Swimming pool. Peach orchard. Berries. A super deluxe home. Has to be seen to realize its beauty. Would sell furnished. Also guest house and tool shed. Terms. 3 Bedrooms NEARLY new home with many builtins. Hardwood floors. Fireplace. Large lot. Large garage. A nice home in nice neighborhood. $12,300. Low down pay ment. SEE US for large ranches. 1465 S. E. Stephens Ph. OR 2-1291 Eves Sutherlin 3027 Howard nd Ha7l Squier DON'T MAKE A MOVE! 'til You See Flegel LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOV ING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS OR 3-4436 Flegel Transfer & Storage Co. 1 Agents For BekinsTUoving & Storage Co. NEAKLY new, three bedroom home with bath on 'i acre. Lawson Acre:,, about 1 mile from Riddle on River Road to Canyonville. See Thompsons next door, or write owner, Lonnie Sehorn. 4310 Avalon Street, Klamath Falls. S6.00 UNFINISHED HOUSE. Wonderful loca" tton between Roseburg and Glide. 7 mites out. 1 acre of land 125 fL front age. Almost everything to finish hou e. Some installed. A little down and $iU. month. Call OR 3-5732 FOR SALE BY OWNER 59500. Nice 2-bcdroom home, fireplace. garage, nice yard, close to Hmh School. On sewer. Call OR 3-87G9. Wallace R C as beer, builder-contractor. After 5 P M. call OK 2-4225. $3700 Full Price MUST sacrifice, modern 2 bedroom home, Walnut Street, appraised at ,(o for $.1700 cash. OR 2-1146 FOUrT ROOM unfinished" house -on2 big lots. Livable shack and lumwr. m iih wNier piped in. simkj. a mile from weigh station on North I'mpqua. Forrest Moore. FOR SALE or trade, equity in modern weitside home. Will take trailer or car of equal vaUie OR 3-W.U MODERN HOUSE. Landers Lane OR 2-2763 6ne"bEDH"66m modern home With adjoining fruit room and guest room On 2 lots. Will take trailer hou as down payment. $5H00 S20OO down. 420 E. How land. Myrtle Creek. Phone 3732. FOR SALE in West Winston new 3 bedroom home, oak floors, fireplace. utility, dinette, very attractive kltchn. plaiiiered throughout. Cti,j.rt Lot 7.Wl.WOS 9-W(J. NFW 3 bedroom house with carport. On ewer. Overlooking Poseburg. Ne.ir school Will decorate according lo specifications. See at 764 Clover Lane. Call OR J!;;HM7. FOR SALE 118 acres ne.ir Tenmite Vern ILxon. Star Rt.. Winston, Box 652. OS 9-8977. SMALL house and 50'xlOO' lot. Itw'down. $1200 fall price. Inquire at 913 N K Cedar. TWO BEDROOM house." 2 acres west Winston $6 0i0OR 3-A173 WEST WINSTON V acre, trailer house included. OS 9-5M3. Real Estate 1 Valley Real Estate Quality Merchandise BIG, sturdy, beautiful, country home on about acrfs of excellent garden loam. Not "xjctiy stripped-pants fancy but its a homey beauty. You'll own it feelins!: Out a ways, just off pavement. Close to neighborly neigh bors yet room for privacy. Nij neat furnished fiuest or mother-in-law home includes. S15.5O0. Much cheaper than ou could build even with your wife'i own little hands. Bst Buy Now IF YOU K-t a large family and It you don t gut too mucn money, oesi ouy this bin 5 bedroomer at the low price of $7.1150 $750 down. Well located on Mosher St. A pleasant, well preserved, ot-o'-livin home indeed. Close enough for renting bedrooms. Somebody Will YES, somebody will buy this 640' acre well locaied rancn you couia e the smart one. Lot of cultivating or permanent pasture land, considerable timber, long Btrotches of highway frontage, modern improvemenls, sheep and machinery. $:t5,0U0 $10,000 down Sl.fjoo annually. Ideal for diversified ranching. Rental MODERN 2 bedroom on Calkins Road. $07.50 monthly. Valley Real Estate 833 S. E. Cass Ph. OR 3-4053 EVENINGS PHONE SALESMEN Swecly OR 2-12H Pocock UK O. F. Sconce Sutherlin 2iit5 Salesman & Broker Scanco OK 3-3tit)i Short Realty Out Of Town Owner Says Sell NEWER three bedroom home, located in area of newer homes. Nice level lot wilh two walnut trees, back yard completely fenced, desirable location for children. Large living room with Swedish fireplace. Well arranged kitch en. Double garage, paved street. Pric ed at $15,000. Hnke an offer, Lot On River DESIRABLE location, newer homes. H3 x 300 ft. nice level lot, does not flood. Just the spot for that dream hunie. Let us show you this today. Priced at $2,800. Possible C. I. WITH $100 down plus closing costs. Ap prox. S years old. Two bedroom home on dead end street. Hardwood floors, circulating fireplace. Tub and shower. Gas wall furnace and gas ramie in cluded. Insulated walls and ceiling. Large 20 x 30 garage with utility room, otal price S'3,500. Act now, before it is too late. WE HAVE a beautiful new home just being completed that has everything. Just chack these desirable featuresi Forced Air Heat Double Garage Hardwood Built-lns J13 Bathrooms Contemoorary Beamed Ceiling View Lot Lots of Brickwork Three large Bedrooms. " All this for $17,900. Short Realty 806 S.E. Cass Ave. Dial OR 3-3534 .AK.MNdj A SUNDAY PHONE Bob Dishman, Salesman OR J-32M Roy Hebard. Salesman OR 3-TOtiO U. A 'Bud" Nelson. Salesman OR 3-67.i9 MAJ3NESS REAL ESTATE Designed For Today THIS NEW 3 Hrdroom Ranch Style home offers modern living at its best. The living rm features beautiful fire place. Convenient kitchen with built in oven and range. Large utility, plas tered, hardwood floors, good level lot. Located in neighborhood of new homes. All for $10,750. Good Terms. Let's Trade HERE IS A 3 Bedroom Ranch Style Wcstside home that the owner will consider your acreage in trade. Why worry about a sale, when you oim make a good fast trade. This home has all the niceties that could be desired. Family rm, fireplace, hardwood floors, plastered, elect, huat, large lot, close to shopping center. The price is $13, 500. easy FHA or GI Terms. Oillard Garden Soil NEARLY 40 acres of that wonderful, productive Dillard river loam. Water rights and irrigation equipment goes with it. Tne lovely 2 bedroom hums has fireplace and that economical ra dianl heat, double garage. The vard is beautifully landscaped. Als. , m gwd sized storage birn. This place is a money maker. $40,000. Terms. 198 Acres OF FINE grazing land, all sheep tight fenced. A good-size barn for hav stor age and teeding. There are several springs which furnish water for stock. Part of this place is so situated that it can be subdivided 'or some beau tiful home sites. PRICED AT S12.6UQ. Terms. Secluded 1jT ACRFS, abnut GO under Irrigation from creek. This ranch has 2 large chicken hies, brooder hse, barn. A large, rustic, modern. 3-bedrnnni home. Included are the tractor, with attach ment and lfi-sprinklcr Irrigation ss tctn. There are lorae fruit and nut tires and some timber on the place. Win trade for smaller place. Price $14,500. Terms. 016 S.E. Washington Ave. Between Jackson and Mam ORchard 3-5340 EVE & SUNDAY Virgil Olson OS 'M401 Millard or Marion Magnets OR 3-.WI7 Attention Professional Men Or Investors i CHOICE PROPERTY near Garden VaU lev Clover;e.if avail,Th Kiih.iniul home with fireplace. Plenty of p.irking spare oviwern house Bnd ro;d Hmue could be adapted to professional pur poses, or would be a restaurant or tavern possibility There is enough room on the lot to hive biiMne.-K building ahmd of the house, and stilt have parkin spare in front and at the rear. Fir further information, phone OR 3-4523. Long Distance Moving Of Household Goods NATIONWIDE OR WITHIN STATE Ph OR 3-;U52 FOR FREE ESTIMATE WILLIAMS Vrt WSFKR CO. ACiF.NTS FOR Aero-Mayflower Transit Co. WK HAVE I.tftTF.D a pobte tavern i:n i iinf.fc ruu City M-tritet. on hvvy 9tt. Will ronunu-l lo -nit tr;jnt. Very reaMntjle rrnl. ACEU'AC.F.S 3, 7'.. 1 and M acre Mnttlv wiin low down payments. 68 S K. Jackson, OR
