The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 13, 1957, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextI 8 Th Nwi-Revlw, Roieburg, Or-. Thur., Juris 13, 1957 If Your Paper Hat Nat Arrived By 6:15 P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 i No Cash Needed FOR COMPLETE BRAKE REPAIR DON'T GAMBLE! HAVE YOUR CAR BRAKES REPAIRED! COMPLETE BRAKE RELINE INSTALL NEW BRAKE CYLINDERS CHECK AND ADJUST BRAKES POWER BRAKES ADJUSTED FOR AS LITTLE PER WEEK AS . $100 L Can you itop your cor eaiily? Safely? Do your brakes fade? Wiit your brakes hold? Do your brakes dive or f rib? If your brakes ore functioning improperly, your brakes need to be cheeked, adjusted or completely re paired. Don't delay another day, bring your car to our competently staffed shop and let our experienced trained mechanics check over your brakes and make the necessary repairs. AH replacement parts ore genuine factory replace ments and all mechanicol work Is done under the super vision of Jim Marr, Shop Foreman, Use your credit ot $i Dillard Motor Co, for aH your automotive repairs. SI DILLARD MOTOR CO. Wa Repair All Makes of Cart and Trucks S. E. Stephens & Douglas Sts. ORchard 3-6626 You-yes, you!-can save money and S7 get a bonus fjj in better milk just by remembering tUCERNE milk You'll get a BONUS in Quality Lucerne is culled Bonmt Quality Milk because it gives you a Iwnua m extra purity, extra richness, extra Rood flavor. (Farmers get a bonus, too in extra money for supplying superior quality milk to Lucerne.) And you'll tav money, too With aH ita Bonn Quoiity, Lucerne costs you nothing ex tra it's, in fact, than home delivered milk. (The Lucerne peopfoenn pay more and charge less for Uieir milk tocnu! they never moke expensive homo deliveries.) So remember I you come to SAFEWAY IVtU your milk buy regninriy by getting Lucerne Bonn Quality Milk at Safeway. Get acquainted, too, with afl the other fine dairy products that bear the Lucerne name. ,- Iff' WI'IM" J,l. n . ft WfW.V.SV.V '.' V.'.'.V.- Lumber Industry Awaiting Congress Accord On Cutting Down Payments On Housing By A. ROBERT SMITH ipriced housing. Under the present cording to the Home Builders reduce down payments "is the re-iadded. (fore the new housing fill can I Nu.Raviu CorratoaruUnt nnusin? art. the Fprieral Housing I Assn. ! suit nf a vear-lnni; effort to Drnvide Reduction Seal Shawn rnmn law Newt-Review Correspondent WASHINGTON Congressional agreement to reduce down pay ments on FHA insured housing is "a major legislative achievement" which will give housing construc tion and the Pacific Northwest's slumping lumber industry a shot in the arm. This is the view of the National Association of Home Builders of the United States, which is hailing the likely prospect of enactment soon of a new housing bill. Both House and Senate have passed dif ferent versipns of a housing mea sure, which must be compromised before it can go to the White House. Both houses agreed to reduce the down payment requirements, espe cially for low and moderately Ericed housing. Under the present ousing act, the Federal Housing Administration will guarantee a mortgage with no less than 7 per cent or $700 down on a $10,000 house, and 10 per cent or $100 down on a $12,000. Under the bills now pending, both House and Senate reduced the down payment requirement for a $10,000 house to 3 per cent or $300. For a $12,000 house, the House chopped the requirement in half to 5 per cent or $600. The Senate went even further, to make it 4.2 per cent or $500. . Interest Rates Debated Lumber and housing trade groups have been lobbying for a number of changes which they feel would stimulate the housing mark et. Housing construction has slump ed to an eight - year low, ac- Trumps Of Yoncalla Have New Daughter By MRS. GEORGE EDES Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Trump of Yoncalla have a new daughter, Gail Marie, born June 11 at the Cottage Grove Hospital. Win Prizes Mr. and Mrs. Carl Conway won a barbecue at a contest at Harley's Richfield service station grand opening last weekend. Oth ers winning prizes were Mrs. W. C. Thorm and Felix Latham, sets of dishes, Mrs. Betly Booth, table lamp and Janice Meier, and elec tric kettle. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Durham and two children visited here last week end. Durham is a former Yoncalla resident, and is a preacher for the Church of Christ, who travels and does evengelism work. Anne Lasswell, student at Wil lamette University at Salem, and June Warner, student at Southern Oregon College of Education at Ashland, are home for the summer vacation. Richard Brawn, who has been in a Eugene hospital for several days, has returned home. He cut the end off a finger while working at the Yoncalla Lumber Co. Visits Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morin and family spent last week visiting rel atives in Tillamook and Warrenton. They returned home via West Linn where they visited their daughter and family. Mrs. Morin remained in West Linn for a two weeks vis it. Mrs. John Doran and family, and David Williams, left last week for Woodburn where David will visit with Don Gregerson for a week. The Doran family, who have been visiting in llayhurst Valley, re turned to their home at The Dalles. Ronny Thornton, of Cresent City, Calif., is visiting at the Clare Thornton home in Hayhurst Valley for a week. School Children Make Long Trip SAN FRANCISCO W The entire school-age population of Sawyers Bar, deep in the heart of mountainous Siskiyou County, moved in on San Francisco Mon day to see life in the big city. The 11 youngsters, from 7 to 11 years old, were accompanied by W. H. BattershcII, the only school teacher at Sawyers Bar, and by Ml- nnrl Mm Tlm-i,! Uncoil M rc Knm Wnllnpfl flnH Mrg Farlinp I McBroom, school trustees. Only two of the children had ever been on a train before the trip here, and they didn't remem ber details. At Oakland they took the ferry for the transbay trip to San Francisco another first. Not one had ridden a streetcar, an elevator or an escalator. They I never before had seen a ship, or the ocean. The zoo and the famed Playland on the city's ocean beach pleased them the .most. Youth Center Schedules Dance, Rummage Sale There will be a dance at the Youth Center Friday from 8:30 to 11 p.m. A dance band has not yet been selected. A rummage sale will be held at the Youth Center Building Satur day beginning at 9 a.m. Anyone interested in donating rummage call OR 3-3460, or take the rum mage to the Youth Center Thurs day or Friday evenings. where do fhey get energy? FAMILY COOKIES!! (NATURALLY) Assn Some trade groups want inter est rates on government insured mortgages raised, arguing that the trouble with housing is the de ficiency of mortgage money be cause other forms of loans are drawing higher interest rates and therefore more attractive to banks and other lenders than are mort gages. The Eisenhower administration has supported this argument by asking Congress to increase the interest rate on G.I. mortgage loans from 4V4 to 5 per cent. Con gress, however, has already turned this idea down amidst criticism from Democrats of the "hard mon ey" policy. The administration was able, without going to Congress, to raise the interest rate on FHA loans to 5 per cent. . The action in Congress now to suit of a year-long effort to provide ' mnfh npcrlpH and Inn? overdue redress of balance for the housing industry, which has lagged behind the rest of the economy," the Home Builders declared. "It is a major legislative achieve ment, made possible by strong bi partisan support, and one which can again bring moderately priced new homes within the reach of tens of thousands of American families," the trade association WALLET RECOVERED A wallet identified as belonging to Mickey Lee Ulterback wp.s brought into the Roseburg police station Tuesday by Mrs. Jesse Walker, 473 W. Ballf St., who said she found it in back of Newberry's store. Police notified the owner, they reported. Severe Beating, Burns Prove Fatal To Woman GAINESBORO, Tenn. Ifi A woman who ran a rural grocery service station died Tuesday after telling polite she was beaten, splashed with gasoline and burned by an indienlified man and wom an. Mrs. Clifford Holloway, 51, said the man and woman awakened her before daylight at her home near the store. She said the intruders asked for gasoline, hit her over the head to force her to open the store, then splashed gasoline around the store and on her. Reduction Scale Shown Here is how the new housing bill would reduce down payments on other prices of housing: A $14,000 house now takes a $1700 I down payment. House cut it to $900, and Senate to $700. A $16,000 house ' takes a $2200 down payment. House .would cut it to $1200 and Senate to $900. An $18,000 house takes $2700 now. House would cut it to $1800 and Senate to $1500. A $20,000 house now takes $3200. House would cut it to $2'00 and Senate to $2100. The difference between the two figures presented in each case by the House and Senate are what must be brought into harmony be- 1,047 Qt. 24' SAVE-T-SPOT IN YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE For Toiletriet, Sundries, Household Needt I Z E SW f fm liim Milhr MyersonlH Marvin Bess Millet Myersoi Saving! baud on 00,1 pr ounce of imolUr tllt COLGATE DENTAL CREAM err 2 ICON. $111 BRUSH BAD BREATH AWAY I . .-At w J-j V 5 . B is? ii HALOjSHAMPOO -""- Leavei Your Hair f Whistle Clean toil Sli i Mi Me. .W fei K M it tot & iiSi SI , Ni M & eW, UUTSHAVES THEM ALL I : ft . tt . kK FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer J ' f A reporter was here and said you promised him a statement All I could find was your bank statement so I gavs him that. fore the new housing fill can be come law. The new housing bill also liber alizes the secondary mortgage market for the Federal National Mortgage Administration to buy up additional mortgages. The House increased FNMA borrowing power by $1.25 billion, the Senate by $350 million. "It is hoped," said the Home Builders, "that lenders can be per suaded to make adequate fundi available for lower and moderate income family housing. Failure to do this during the next year could well result in congressional action next year deliberately designed to channel funds into this segment of the economy." 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