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o o O o o 0 0 0 o o o J3 o jO O o 0 o 10 The Newi-Revitw,(Koslta, Portef Demands Apology. From Military Officials On H-Bomb Blast Denials WASHINGTON W - Rep. Por-i . . .r.,.. l.. ... V-C 'U'KJlKt OaiUIlldJT KIICWCU an- wraiu.im , ... . , I . .i... Alt;.;.l.JASiru mi.Iaar uainnnt umrh ran yertiona that military officials tfld him an unordered atomic ex plosion is likely and that U. S. planes would have to land before arming any nuclear bombs they may be carrying. Porter demanded Defense De partment apology and a retrac tion of its denial of similar state ments the congressman made at a Dec. 30 press conference. The Oregon Democrat made his demand in a letter to Secre tary of Defense JlcKIroy which he made puDUC. Porter said the assistant secre-l tary of defense for atomic energy, Herbert B. Loper, had told him both and after Dec. 30 that the possibility of a nuclear explosion from mecnamcai lanure or inaa vertanee was only one in three billion as the Pentagon said. Human Frailties But Porter said Loner further "admitted to ma that human frailties, such as drunkenness, misguided idealism, mental breakdown and treason would substantially change that propor tion and that, all things consider ed, an accidental or unauthorized explosion was probable. Corvallis Sees Population Of 31,500 In Next 8 Years CORVAU.IS ( Rapid popu lation growth 1. expected to boost the Corvallis census to at least 31,500 in the next eight years. City official, and businessmen are digging for a way to meet the anticipated demand for hous ing. The official population now "is 18,500. Realtors recently called on the City Planning Commission to study possible zoning changes that would permit construction of multiple-family dwellings in areas where they are now prohibited. The planners said they were ready to make any changes that are feasible, but doubted that re toning would provide the full solu tion. Scarcity Of Vacant Land They pointed to the scarcity of large vacant areas anywhere in the city and the high price of such land a. is vacant. The .aid land Erice prohibitive for apartment ouse construction. The planners said owners of vacant land who feel their property could be used fur multiple dwellings should make themsclve. known. The estimate of a population of Prince Nordodom Discloses He's Turned Against Reds PIINOM PENH, Cambodia UP) Premier Prince Nordodom Siha nouk Saturday disclosed he has turned against the Communist, he previously had patronized. He charged in a speech deliv ered eight day. ago but marie public only Saturday that the Communists he allowed to flourish "are going to cut my throat, but I am ready to die for my country." Western circle, here regarded the development as one of the most important for the free world in southeast Asia in years. More than 5,000 shouting, ban ner carrying workers matched on the royal palace cheering their support for the premier, new anti-Communist position. Prince Sihanouk is the dominant political personality In this former French possession in Indochina. Winston Man For Funeral Of By BRUNETTI WILSON I Winston City K reorder H. J. 1 Solvang, Calif, near Santa Bar Kleve received word of the death bara. where thev snent several .-I ft U- IT I L-l., .l ' ui ii uiiici, 11. mct .n. wnnv home w as in Vermillian, Minn. I he 1 elder Kleve was 87 years old. Klcvei L.ft U'.n.i.M ITriH n iinnJ ih. uurt mi. Viiitori Lav Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wheeler and family have returned to their home in Spokane. Wash., after several days visit in the home of the for-1 Colo. She arrived by plane Wed nier'i parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ncsdav. She is a cousin of Mrs. Wheeler in Winston. The Women's Missionary Society of Ihf WinMnn C'hrulisn Church Mill meet at the church Jan. 14 at 10 a.m. for a pntluck lunch and work day. President Mary While' urtfi that all members come pre-1 ."..S;.,,. bun . re ular mr. tin Jn 15 at 7 30 P m. at the Douglas Huh Schoiil. Knl- ring the meeting the'iumor both- girls, including the new mem - lowi rl s7irl inrliii-lini tha now nin hor will nront ak.t jn Ann Theili will be' honored Qdrrn. I in lhe conference room of the ex- Musilet alone research devel wsrit Meat 'tension office at the court house in opment. production, missile ships. The women society of Christian ' Service of the Winston -Dillard MethmliHt Church held an execu- live meet inn Thursday at the home, of Mrs. Hoy (.onion. A date was net for the annual ham dinner Keb. ; 16. All members are ured to at- tend and itm'st ire welcome. Ho-i stesses fur the meet in if will be Vivian Laurence and llila Beth Cox. , Returns To School Kocr Pavidson, a student at North West Christian College in Kueone, has returned to school after a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwinht Davidson. Roger ' attended the Kose Howl game. Mr and Mrs. Kd Welch have returned to their home in W insien fier a two week visit in San Dieuo nhf While there the Welchs vi-.it rtl Mr. Wt'lrh'i iiitit-nlt. Mr aui Mrn. C. II. t iutith. also their nil and daughter in lnw, Mr. anti Mm. i anil (,t ilv in 1'urtlantl, and visit l'erry Welch, and Hchby, llietr i in Mrs. lrry-i molhrr, Mr. W (iranddauxhliT. Among other tor Vail and other rflatlvra in Vafi thin)i they went to Jlinn'on Beach i"ivpr, Wah. Amiitement Center an i Balboa Mr. and Mra. Ivan McKrnii and Park. o o Cfce Mn. JA- ft. 1958 ir As for whether Strategic Air rnmmtnil iCAf'l II BHH III fart bJ'amed without landing - a ! ... h,.k Pnri.i- krmi , K.-.'.. . a;;m.r. and unresponsible" the con gressman said the 5AC vice com mander, Lt. Gen. Francis H. Griswold, "told me very explicitly on Dec. S, 1957, that we do not." He quoted Griswold as saying the planes do carry nuclear bombs but will not be armed un til word is received from the joint chiefs of staff and the president Not Classified "Although Gen. Gnswold said this act was not classified and that he personally believed it should be more widely known," Porter said, "apparently some persons in the Pentagon want our citizens and the people in Britain, France, the U.S.S.R. and the rest of the world to believe that our planes are ready to drop their terrible bombs as they fly patrols all over the globe." He said the impression that this country delegates "to a single crew the power to decide the fate of the world. . . in my opinion makes us look trigger happy and irresponsible." 31,500 by 1965 is made by City Manager John F. Porter and is based only on enrollment in creases at Oregon State college. Dr. A. L. Strand, president of OSC, recently said best estimates indicated the college enrollment would be 14,000 by 1965. It is ap proximately 7500 now. Porter said he did not consider natural growth or such population stimulants as the military SAGE installation now under construc tion in his prediction. He said he felt the figure of 31,500 a. "very conservative." In preparation for the demand of more services that is expected to come with the population growth, the Corvallis city council has authorized a study of the wa ter distribution system and the sewer system to determine needs. In the same breath, the council approved a study of the water rates to decide the charge that will be required to pay for the expansion of the system. Porter expects the voter, to be asked to approve a $1,000,000 bond issue for the water system expansion. He abdicated as king to become premier. At times he retires from the post to serve only as leader of his Pupular Socialist Commu nity 1'arty. No matter what job he occupies, he remains the leader of the country. Leaders of the demonstrators carried petitions urging tht gov ernment to "guard against Mos cow and Feiping propaganda and maintain the absolute neutrality of the kingdom." They said the work ers of Cambodia "reject Commu nist and Vietminh subversion." .Many demonstrators had heard Sihanouk's recent speech at a I One of the largest business meet closed session of the sixth annual ! ings to be held at the First Bap 1 WP,B(OK THE PSC. Hist Church met for a polluck sup- Since that time tht princ has , summoned home his ambassador frnm Moscow and taken step, to stop propaganda issuing from the I Soviet Embassy and Communist Chinese trade mission here. In Minnesota Father Winston recentlr returned from . J 1 U l - f U7a TisiiiiiK ill uitr liuinr UI .nr. and Mrs. Hans Sorensen. The Han i sens and Sorensens have beeni fr...n. iui v...w . 1 mm wjiiu amp wiirn ipuin lamiuoi wern mii7raiini? tn thi rnuntrv Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilleary in Winston is Mrs Wes ev Sloane of Denver Milleary. T !l kt - I Cnmlle WOmell a. a ,r, g NOtltlCCl jCWItlC Workshop Date .. , 01aM n Tenmile women who P'in t0 ue tne basic dressmaking ' W(rksnop will attend the prelim- narv niprtiriti hich will be hrld Rosebur, Jan. 23. The meeting and construction for the program j Rlart 10 m- nd WU be will cost &luti7 per American 0,,t 12 noon. t The national debt figure, esti-: Bookmobile Da. at mated as of J u I y 1 at $J7l.2iK.-( l hp Bookmohihe will be at theiouo.ooo, amounts to J1..V.944 for j Tenmile school Jan. 14, 1 to 3:30 every person. i P m ! The finurea are based on the! Tn Tenmile Mothers Club met official Jan 1 population estimate i t the Tenmile clubhouse and plans of 172.o0.tXM). Because there will (or picnic the la-it day of school be about l1! million more Amer-t were discussed. Mrs. K. T. Mai- icans by next July I, when the) elected treasurer to re-j budget year starts, the per capita j plf -Mrs. A. J. Anderson who re-j share by then will be a little low-j signed. Members will donate pies, er if the budset hasn't gone up1 nd hamburger for the polio party I agsin in the meantime. which is being sponsored by the Tenmile Ladies Club and will be AT LEAST TWO KNOWN DE AO held Jan. 24. fi . . "Hie next meeting of the Mooters HONOM IV The Navy Club will be Keb 12. said Saturday it had word that two Mr. and Mrs. LKfti Terrv return-! persons were known dead and M : ed to their home in Tenmile after vi-iiuny tneir son-in iaw ami uautcn- ier, ir ana itin. vieraiu junrs. family hava moved lo Koieburg to O Livestock Feed Grains Larger Than Last Year WASHINGTON Stocki of livestock feed grains on farms Jan. 1 were an eighth larger than a year earlier and more than a fifi larger ian he 1947-56 aver- ... .h. A.ri.l.r. non.rWnt age, the Agriculture Department rl itpjiiiu, Vnm. b' op rerUrs. IhV department Jr. .1. ..iii ,.i i":u'k ' some high moisture corn. . Stocks of corn for K"m on farms on Jan. 1 were reported at '"J '"""ced 2.457,495.000 bushel. compared , DY!h,"r" r v.rf. f with 2.338.970.000 a year ago and 2.1(K,859,000 bushel, for the 10 year average. . JXSS at mI'oWSoo collared ' reported at 291,029.000 compared with 294.214.000 a year ago and 364.122,000 for the 10 year aver-1 . blocks of oau were indicated 853 SS'22! . Jr .7oP .nd 1 .JeX l !"r. 702. 826,000 for the 10 year average. More Soybeans Stocks of soybeans on farms were put at 188,359,000 bushels compared with 167,046,000 a year ago and 86,317,000 for the aver age. Barley stocks on farms totaled 209,236,000 bushel, compared with 161,898.000 a year ago and with 131.850,000 for the average. Rye .lock, were reported at 9, 704.000 bushel, compared with 7,- 074,000 a ear ago and 7,164,000 1 lor me average. Stocks of flax seed were put at 8.827,000 bushels compared with 21,615,000 a year ago and with 12.533,000 for the average. Stocks of sorghum grain were put at 205,221,000 bushels com pared with 59,165.000 bushels a year ago and with 51,494,000 for the average. Stocks of hay on farms were reported 86.797,000 tons compared with 73,469.000 a year ago and with 70,567,000 for the average. 64 Cents Of Budget Dollar To Be Used For Protection WASHINGTON UP Sixty-four cents out of every dollar in Pres ident Eisenhower's new budget will oe spent on proiecuon-me , other costs related to national se curity. The rest of the dollar pie is cut up as follows: 22 cents for civil benefits, in cluding welfare, labor, housinn, commerce, farm programs, vet erans and resource development. 11 cents for interest on the fed eral debt. 3 cents for general government, Including along with the executive branch the costs of the legislative and judicial branches, adminis tering the territories and posses sions, and managing the govern ment's records and property. And here's where the money for each budget dollar will come from: 52 cents from the individual in come taxpayer. 27 cents from tht corporation income tax. 13 cents from excise taxes. S cents from customs and other receipts. First Baptist Church Honors New Members per when 66 new members of the past year were honored. Mrs. Paul , Beaver, hospitality chairman, pre sented corsages. The business meeting was open ed with a devotional by the pastor. Dr. Eugene F. Gerlitz. The mod erator. Jack West, was in charge of the meeting. Keports were heard. nw officers elected and The onlv inhabitants of Jan Ma several new Hems of business yen Island, about 300 miles fast transacted. 0f Greenland, are those working The church authorized trustees with the Meteorological Institute, to build or purchase a new par-1 sunage for the church. An invita- turn was extended to the State I F fi A I iln onniana hara L'ah Ofl Ihrnimh ' March 2. It ' ilso voted to withdraw tnpmhprhin frnm th Ilmiwina ,,nrili, ' j'i ". " i River Assn. which includes churches to the south of Kose- burg. The Rogue River Assn. is I small and needs the local meniher- ship. v...- iv.... I..... IAEA irw uutiKct iui i.- hj wa;. uv).i- ed. The reports showed advance- ment in all phases of the church work and in membership as well as finances. Budget Totals $427 For Every American WASHINGTON & President Eisenhower's spending budget for . fiscal 1959 comes to $127 86 for each American man, woman and chilti were missniK at Jaluit Atoll in tb- Marshall 1Uium aftrr tvphihtn Ophflia twfpt the region. The crrw of a Navv plane (ruin ! Kwajalein reported persons on one inland tn th Jaluit itruup were in critical need or ltol anil water All available planes at Kwaia lein wera fl ini! Kxxl. cloihins , and medical auppliea to Jnhnv, Glendale Scouts Receive Awards, Set Work Days By MRS. GERALD B. FOX Clenda'.e Boy Scouts. TrooD 16. met , renty " ? Densley, " - outmaster, presented award pins Xh haH ni WIIIll! HflQ DOl arrived in time for the last Court of Honor. JME," "lT be held each Monday evening, un- held each Monday evening, un- notification is made ahead of . uvrb .n lh. k:Ung San Diego Te the oarent, of a J byU Se Kay 'bom Dec. 30. Mrs. Robert, is the dauKhter f Mr- nd Mr- Mole . GIcn(i.ie Jnd . form 2fenda?e resident . Mt?eow stackhouse nf San Dip en hut former! v nf filpn- ... , ,.- ,,. , 'h: . Uec- 30 Grandparent, if the mfant are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stackhouse and Mrs. Lucille Mc Elroy of Glendale. Mrs. McElroy has gone to San Diego to visit her daughter for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lewis of Quines Creek recently purchased and moved into the Clayton John son place, formerly occupied by the Glendale Free Methodist Church. Has Treatment Mrs. Carl Gossett of Glendale underwent medical treatment at the Josephine Hospital this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Becker of Payette, Idaho visited with the Leo I u. Allen family near oiendaie tor several days just after Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. George Z. Newman of Quines Creek near Azalea enter tained Cecil Newman and family of Eugene on the Saturday and Sunday after Christmas. The Eu gene family were accompanied to Glendale by George Newman's son. Johnny, who was discharged from He has found the Navy Dec. 26 work in Euqene and is staying at the Cecil rsewman nome. Umpqua Grove 51 Hears National Convention Report Umpqua Grove No. 51, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, met last : weck , h(.ar npons m ,he recent national convention held in Wash ington, DC. .Mrs. Zelila K. Puckett, Portland, committeewoman and state man ager, stated the main issue of busi ness at the convention was the ap proval to write up men and boys. Previously, only women and girls had been accepted into the frater nal life insurance society. Mrs. Alice Christcnscn. state iun- ior supervisor, and Mrs. Phone Mc- , . , . ... . (nire, nali'inal representative, also gave R brii'f account Of the Con- 1 vention Ruby Bella Kobernik was elected to serve as second vice president for the remainder of the term. She was installed by Mrs. Puckett. A report was given by the welfare chairman of the distribution of two Christmas baskets on Christmas day. The Workhasket service club will meet Jan. 21 at the home of dis trict manager Phoebe McGuire i nc suiiiii uit-i'iiiiK win ik J an. ct ai uic Jiuinu ui rtuuy ouut: riuuer nik Tentative plans were made for members to visit Sutherlin (.trove at a later date, repor' correspond ent Mrs. Brunette Wilson. DIES OF INJURIES PUP rAt T IPC in - l n..nal n u a V ii j d- i i u KlCtl, 18, Ot HOOfl Kiver, died here; Saturday Of head injuries Suffered in a Thursday traffic accident earlier claimed two lives. The earlier victims were Charles ' T. Webb, 50, and his son Charles ' E., 22. both of Pullman, Wash, j Mrs. Hich was Oregon's Uth traffic victim of 1958 in the Asso ciated Press tabulation. NOTHK OF INTFXTION TO MOIHFT n ui k m pkm h it tius nv Kttmii, TO WHOM IT MAY COM'KHN the inient or water Kei ' Conwration. s iree Development Hrodway. Denver. 'hJ; 'orr! M;l:'T in ;, SU! , t -i,iriWtlJa ,' 24 of ioene Nit 5 ('aliform, lu enxxe In udi( natural urr uiita- ooeraiion tinn hv artificial mean ftir and on Ite- or sirnofi rf..r n1pnet Atvvi. . livaied at Medfoul Oreron The object of the auv pr.(rm iti be t. p""""" nd d""," hv to the horticultural nd r u ulturat ( r O p frown in th Rcue Hiver Vullev 1. area to b affected is deicribed P-inninf at ide outhet rorner of T.nhip :m Souih. Katmir 1 rt nf the Willametle Meridian in Jtkon CiMinl; Orein. ihence WMl to the oiithwet nrner of Townhip ,B South Hnce 1 Went, of the WilUm ette Vendmn thenc north to the north writ corner ot Towiwhip .19 South Rna;e 1 ! nf the Willam roeite Meru1in: thence rtt to iSe outhwet corner of Tonhip ut South Range 2 Wr nf the Wil lamette Meridian; thenc north to the uthwel corner of T(ihip M S.mih. Kanre I Wt of the Wil lamette Mer.dtan: Ihence eit to the uut-iwet (Mr ier if T-iwnh p W S.-ulh R.irif 4 Wett of the Willam. ei'e Mr i idi.m theme north to the .T'h-e .t Ciirncr if Towrtahip li South K.mge 4 Wet of the W l lameite !endian then.- f i tn th Southwest corner of Township South. Rane 1 l'at o the Wil lamette Mrrutian. thence north tn tKe northwest corner of Townh;p 13 South Kne 1 rt of (he Wil lamel'e Meridian, then.e ejt to the northra! erner ol r.w-vhip .U South. R.nr S Ia1 of the Wil lamett Meridian; theni oulh to th SMithrt Corner of Townhip X South. Ranee t bt of the Wil lamel'e Mei irtian; thenc ttfit to the outhwet corner of Tiwnh p .t.l S,uth King I rt nf the Wil lamene Meridiem thence South to th p.mt of li"iti, all m Jack on 1'ountv. Orefin & T'i oteraiKn will he conducted throufh the u of truund - Im -wit enrr:or. u-int Cie imprvcna'ed Hith si.ver KKlnle. arid loateit with- rt the lV'inue of S.Ji,ou and IV! .ne m t- siaie .f faiif.. a' l Ja. ,eph,.i l"ula,. Kiamaih. an.l t'.ioa Coun- the Slate of Oregon T pen. hi of ipratun ui b from on or nun April 1. l"ia I On Of about vtfir v htvh RFoi Hcr ni:- VRLOl'MFNT fORPORATION Rv Thntnaa R l utet General Accountant PATt January t, o w O n Pi o OUT OUR WAY .rs COOKEP f-T-c i . , oH, DO-HOW'T V , ( pnT T I EHOUGH, ) l II jlVOUREMEM- i ' V , k AAA? JrL''W BER SWEET yj ( V WSi-- ALICE, e- J I J) ( I .llV. T ) I THAT L I , '. ' ,v HII ' sTS TAFFYOR , , , ' 7!f?WlLLIAM Classified Section LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Advertising placed from within Roteburc trade area Minimum charge to- an one ad la 50c CLASSIFIED RATES day per word aavs per word days per word days per word days per word days per word Line ad. per line a day Line ad, repeat insertion, per day 9c Line ad, per line, per month 2.35 DISPLAY ADVERTISING t"5' '"f"'0" ' nc, r ' 2 I col. inch tr month $20 80 Notional Classified Advertising 25c per line, no repeat rote 5c per word, no repeat rare DEADLINE NEW ADA 11:00 A. M. dav prev.nn to publication CANCKI.I.ATIONS UP TO ft'..19 K. . ADJUSTMENTS " rour .dv.niMm.nl pp incorpeot- ly, notify ui Immediately W. will not i. ,... ,i. . mnr. . m. correct inwrtlon. Such reiponslblllty ! limited to refund of price paid or cor rect insertton of advert! tement. KEFUNTlft WILL NOT BE HELD MORE THAN M DATS Real Estate 1 Sutherlin 2 Down To Veteran LOVELY 2-Bdrm Ranch-Style home. Living rm featurea U picturesque win dow, oak floor; convenient kitchen, tile bath, inside utility, attached garatie, acre lot dn to Veteran. Price 9U.U0O. OR 3-U4U. Mtiiu Keal Estate Wanted Quick! Clone In 1 bedroom home for CASH Howburg Realtv fc Int. Co, Umpqua Hotel. OR 2-J..44. CUTE, two-bedroom home near new us Plywood plant Dead-end street; near school and store. Gar a Be. oatlo. I laundry room, plenty of storage space. ZVZZ? ..Ti" t ciate. $11750. OR 2-307D. trade equity in 2 bedroom modem home. 9 acre, nutltuildinum and elec tric pump, for 2-bedroom modern home with smaller acreage- Wilbur vicinity preferred. Write Route 1. Box 244 Sutherlin or call 3.T.27. TWO bedroom modern house In Eugene Fireplace, oil furnace. SmaU down payment or trade equity for trailer house. Write R J. Mar It on. CV Rt., Box 578, Winston. $I.400EQUITY In 2-bediwrrnioutSS56. balance $5,300. Electric heat, fireplace, tile floors, carport. Drapes Included i mile south Keller's Korner. OK 3 37.10 NEWTON CREEK 4-bedroom home, choice lot. Fireplace, garage, washer, dryer. Will accept low down payment and second mortgage. Write Newt Review B SiW $4 "DOWN. 2-bednxim: fenced yard: city water and sewer. Furniture avail able OR 2-.I444. TTiADE my equity In 2 bedroom modern I ' near n uiiiun or wmaru. vs w-jiivi M(l)i:RN 3 bedroom hmie targe lot .. I ilntvn nivm'nl tiO m.tnlii Tull aiusit tit i.wi's ftlR SALE OR TRAOE Equity In 1 odern Winston home with acreage. Call OR 3-.VUJ SACHIFK'K 3 bedroom hom In Wins ton. S.MOOR 3-41M days. fgl'ITY in older home. 3 bedno; clot to town and school. OR 2-2-172 SALE OR TRADK 2 bedroom hom,i acr. OR 3-77i8. LEGAL NOTit i or riNi. hfrio Not ire la herebv liven thxt Januarr 33. at the hour of 10 00 AM. in th Circuit Courtroom at th County Court houae In Koehurg. Douglas Coun ty, Ore con, has been set aa th tim and place for tha hearing of objections. if any there be. to the final account t of th understcned xecutor ' Dated and f irt published this lth day ox De-emher. lt .7 MARVIN HFNRY KFNNEY. Fiecutor of th E-late ot Fmma Flornc Kenney, IVcea-d WILLIAM D. GRFTM. JR., Attorney for th Executor. NOTU'B TO rRKDITORit All pron. Aaving claim. aKamtt th latr of Man. L. Nanc. IVorad. now ponding in th Circuit Court of tho Siat of 4'rcron for uouiiaa tounly. ar heron notified to prrnt tha wik. i proporlr verified. ! the unrier.igned at Ro,eh(irff. i,rer..n. or to t.t.1ea. relker. Waiton and Richmond. P O Box .V7, Rose burg. Oregon, within x mnihs from th date of this notlc which la January lvt WRIF HIRST Fet-utn of th Last Will and Testament of atari 1 Nanca. IJeoeased. WANT ADS 'Shv .TENANTS Cj) HUNTEP FOR PEACE - LIKE DE LEOM A-HUMTIM' FDR.VOOTM, AMP RAMBLEP FROM NOME TO NOfiALES WITH MY NOSE ON TH" TRAIL LIKE A SLEUTH, BUT THE LONGER. I KEEPOM SEEIK)' THIS HEAVEN) I'M TRVlN' TO FINP. TH' MORE I'M CONVINCED IVE PASSEP IT AN' LEFT IT SOMEWHERE BEHIMP. y.f, Real Estate 1 LAURELWOOD rHIS IS a small section of Roaeburg consisting of very good families In very good homes and surrounded by th Hioh achnril- a hfuniLal and the river, and contains Laurelwood Park and 2-3 and 4 bedroom homes whirh we are proud to offer to t.ie mora discriminating Home purch iser. at Dnoes scaled to bring together mote good famihea and our good homes. N.FAT ONE bedroom home Newlv fur For example: 4 bedrooms, full ' B!;L( Lmu pii nilnt Z ment, oil heat. SU.KOO. 3 Bedrooms. full basement, furnace. $16,500. 2 rnoma, basement, wood furnace, $12,- 850. THE MOST! : m A HOGA NY-paneled living room. 14x14 Dane led dinina room. Dishwasher. I'a baths. 21 x22 party room. Fireplace. Double garage. Extra building on con crete lab. Carpeting goei. And a won derful view of the river, and surround ing country from the elevated loca tion of the whole 10 acres. $23,000, Will take leaser 3 bedroom In trade or V(HJO down. $123 mo. on contract. No financing problems. A GARDEN VALLEY Road buainesa Corner $12,500. 150 ACRES 4 BEDROOM, large home with base ment furnace and fireplace. mile river frontajte. 100 acres cultivated, 00 in Alfalfa. This is a good level river bottom farm with worlds of wa ter and paved ht-way to Roseburg. 38.000. Terms. WINTER REAL ESTATE 533 W Harvard ACROSS FROM HIGH SCHOOL Phone OR 3-7043 EVENINGS Charles Pratt OR 2-3127 Harry Winter OR 3-7043 "Mac" McGutre OS 9-8442 MAGNESS REAL ESTATE DON T CRY WHEN THE GOOD BUY i YOU COULD HAVE NOW IS LONG GONE NEXT SUMMER. 'i ruw . could be 3i. Laurelwood Home, forced air neat, fireplace, t MA llif.Hjo. 2. LAROE 4 Bdrm Laurelwood home for the targe family. Basement, forced air oil heat, fireplace, all rooms large. $14,300. Let s talk terms. J. VIEW home. 3 Bdrma. Daylite base ment, family room with fireplace, large living room with fireplace Sun deck off of dining area. Slll.OiW We can arrange terms, call us today. 4. LUXURY home on river 2' acres plus guest house All for $22,300 Let's look then talk terms. "We Con Always Use Another Good Listing" ORCHARD 3-5340 91$ S E Washington (between Jackon St Mam) Eve. St Sundav Marlon Magnets OR 3-5017 Millard Trade or Sell .NEWER bedroom home Fireplace. (arane. Reatonablv priced. $10. MO, fur giiod I bedroom horn. $200 Down VFRY neat I bedroom home Good con dition. Nic kitchen, shower bath Wired for washer and dryer. City aewer, water. Just S500. Westside i RED ROOM horn Forced air heat Fireplace. Large dining room, bath and shower, kitchen nook Invde util ity. Attached fa rage. Fenced yard Pa Ho, SI 4. AM). Fullerton Realty & Insurance TU NL Stephen Dial OR S-31T1 Do U Yourself Deal -B R VNF1NISHFD HOl'SF Rough plumbing and wiring in. All hardware, doors and window a on hand Sewer Attached garag. Built bv expert con tractor. A buy at ,VktO with IHW) down. t BR MODERN horn plua 1-B R , m.HWn renlat on larce lot -uth Soo furniture. Only witn t.M down. 1 FOR RENT 10 A. COOD pa.tur. Live-1 i ame ncu nrr. ana running water. $JO month. MrAneney Real rotate Sun and Eves. OR OR J-2231 71M FIVR COVTFMPORARY HOME. of hllU and river. pavd road. clo tn. acre. 1700 q ft., S beilroom. ; large fannir room ill cedar, 3 f:re- piie. g l.th l.irg pat ut. covered Buiiloof arr.. d ub.e ran t. Kragc irr. gallon v:. n ati do n pl nent, ow tier nan. OR Q 4 BEDROOM home, laree hvinf room, eirrulatmt fireplace, lae dining room, larire breakfast noo. built-in Kilcnen. larae playroom Auto la heal M red for hoth (a. and eleftrn-ilv in k trhen Sell lor amall dawn pavment. or nu:d reit to reponiM people. OR 3-R02J belor. nv OB a-fcxu afur a. By J. R. Williams 1 I AW COKJTfcWTAEMT Real Estate 1 Young's ! Best Buys FOUR bedroom home. Wall to wall car peting. Comb, kitchen and dining area. Utility. 2 bedrooms downstairs. 2 up stairs. Rdw. iloors. 1 car garage. Fenced vard, lawn, shrubbery, paved street- S9500 full price. $1000 down, bal 170 per nonth, A' int. . K-Nf, DIcTANCE from town 3 : wt JzlT ,! . -JT J . i .- ' m Kitchen, Utility rm. Gas floor furnace. Wired and plumbed for automatic laundry. Lawn. Shruhberv Paved St. Sewer. Full price $:750, $1000 cash, bal. ! $70 per mo. 6'. int. included. nuhed. Near U S. Plywood plant. Liv. rm , comb, dining area and kitchen. Bath. Utility, tiara Be. Garden area with lawn and shrubbery. On sewer. Full price i250, $t(M down, bal. $30 per mo. 6 int. included. SEVEN ACRES, suburban home. 3 bed rooms. Good out-buildings. Fenced with woven wire. 2 wells. Nice yard. Lawn, shrubbery and flowers. You will have to see this to appreciate it. A bargain at $10,000 full price. Eligible for G.L Loan. THRFE bedroom home on nna mtr In ' Garden Valley A nice home. Small JO ANN'S BOARDING HOME. Delic barn and out-buildings Fruit trees, i home cooking Private room and River bottom soil. $12,500 full price. board $22. week or $fi.V month. Lots $1625 cash, bal $UO per month, which! of Parking space 4209 SW Carnes includes interest at 6'.. taxes and In- R"fd Green District OR ;i-7947 aurance. Let ua show you this fine listing. Roy O. Young &Son, Realtors Kenneth J. Dresser, Salesman Office Ph. OR 3-6671 . Hes. Ph. OR 2-f 733 SE. Cass Avenue - Pacific Bldg. Wiley's For Real Estate WESTSIDE S bedroom, oil forced draft furnace fireplace, nicely plastered, in cluding a car gar axe which can be u-ied as family room. Utility room, i Patm and fenced tn yard with lawn. Paved street. $14,930. CLOSE IN near telephone building. S E JackMin St.. 3 BH 2 story l'i batru. innuljiled, oil heater. Paved street and: ewer. A cloe in aa ou can gel. I $8,000. $1500 down. 3 BR NASH ST A real family home, f place, full basement with sewing and utility room. Separate dining room. 2 bedrooms down and one upstair Carpeting and drapes included. OuUide fireplace and patio, with enclosed area. Good garden space. $13,300. Earl and Gladys Wiley, Realtors 428 S E. Main St. PH ORchard 2-2fi2Q NEAR COURTHOUSE Kildeer Street A S BR horn with appointments that make it compare with much higher priced hornet A mater bedrmim 1. " - 1 'v "I" suite of bedroom furniture The man brick fireplace wall add- to the coiy aimonpnere of th carpeted liv pnere oi in carpeten nv- There's shop space in th 'ered patio with fireplace,! ing room garage, covered patio with fireplace, picnic table and benches Immedtat possession. Youn for only S14.9O0. I Women love th nice arrangement of this prettv Woodleigh Addition west side 3 bedroom home The Inside util ity has spac for extra half bath B:g ' level lot of loam soil. You 11 enjoy this neat-as-a-pin home as ou sit bv , th fireside and brows through the Nokhe;ves SlJVW on FHA or terms to b arranged Immediate poufumn Com in and se our color pictures. Roseburg Realty It Insurance I'MPQCA HOTTL LOBBY OR S-M44 "OVR SERVICE DftSNT COS1U. First Time Offered " LOVELY WEST-SIDE t-bedroom home ext-eptionsily well kepi tiled kitchen, sep dm.ng Yoom Well arranged living room. Wall-to-wall car peting. xtra Urge utihtt . carport raveci u1ea!k. tewer Level WE A WO have almmt S acre rfer frontage on No l'mpqua. unfinished cabin, drilled well good trma. tS.SOO. Sophia Stone Realtor laaJ w Harvard OR t-12rU fveninn Call OR TWO BF riROOM h.m.e l arre nule eaat Kelly a Korner. .I00 Owner :!! finanre amau down payment OR 3-T0 Real folate l Valley Real Estate For A Noticin Person MODFRN 1 bviroom home on nire cor- nv Int only -i ' mo F.t fer livin rifhl now KvrJmt dienrd hy n "unbalance. Poten tial tt (ood Diomond Lake Blvd. GOOD home on nice fronURe lot. Fireplace An extent room merit Ned wime cleaning and a dab of paint. tW.500 MUM leas with op lion. Listings Wanted vn WE don"t have buyer littns ' Were feitinf low on vaiuc Propecl" are beginning to tir. May we lut your protierty? Urgently needed are West Roseburg bomea. ranchea, acreage. Vol ley Real Estate HIT S E STEPHENS PHONE ORchard 3-4055 EVENINGS PHONE SALESMEN: Pocock OR J-82M Saleiman & Broker Sconce OR S-3682 Ji.nj-ij-iJi.rLiuin rwwwvvvvv-!'! " Business Opportunity 2 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY $3570 required 10 interest ahare; up to 40" available. This can easily return $10,000 first jear. Man or woman, active or not. This is an established, going business, composed of local residents with headquartera in Grants Pass. Our product have been subjected to vcrv rigid market analysis. Test re sults prove exeptional consumer ac ceptance. Necessity of forming new organization to handle sales exclusively causes existing openings. A salary arrangement will be made in the event you are active. Dividend! computed on quarterly basis, return proportionate to initial investment. This proposal Is subject to examination by your banker or financial consultant. References shall be exchanged upon completion of personal interview when above statements are proven and a definite decision is reached. Write: Investment P O. Box 2t Grants Pai, Oregon. F0R LEASE- ,aIe or ,eas Wl,n op tin. " 2-bedroom modt-rn home on large improved lot. Two 1-bedroom modern homes, a No trade equity in court for clear trailer house, late clear car or what? OK 3-6flai evenings. WANT TO Rt:Y business. OR 3-5084. Rooms For Rent 3 Hotel Grand ROOMS BY WEEK OR MONTH Centrally located. Live downtown. Ideal for retired elderly people. Rea sonable rates. Hotel Umpqua REASONABLE WEEKLY RATES For Permanent Guests 'HOUSEKEEPING room, close in nbhed, $23 per month. 416 I FURNISHED H K. rooms. $7 per week; alefOinK room $6 per week. Parking sp;ife Close in. 525 Lane Avenue. ROOM" and board forelder'.y lady Ex cellent fnnd and care Close In. Li censed. OR 3-5294. HOTEL" Rbs E R U R gTt VC afe, parking. Reasonable rates. 51.1 S E. Lane. OR 2-l!t2 FUHNISHFD h o u se keep i n g""roo ms! 448 N E Jackson. ROOM- and board," 7rmo628Eden Lane LARGE, front sleeping room, close fit OR 3-8302 or OR 3-3518. WARM ROOMS Ck7eih, 508 SprucTat foot of Washington SLEEPING- rooms: $6and" $7"weekT603 S E. Mother, OR 3-72:17 Apts. For Rent 4 n,,vrvi i.vi All electric With Kiicneni. sin ana 97.2 ween Linens, utilities furnished. Winchester Motel 'Old Highway W9 N at Winchester Bridget LOOK no farthrr. new 1 bedroom-furnished apt Warm and cozy, walking distance. Private parking, washing fenlit ies. Fine for couple. No pels. no nnnver Ave FULLY" FURNISHFn large, modern 1- room apt Heat and hot water fur matted Tub and shnwer Large yard $ :,004 NE Douglas Ave. Ph. OR 2-1 577 BKOCKWA Y APARTMENTS - Clean modern nnd close in. Sinele and dou ble apartmenU at S23 and up, 8M SB Brockway Pbona OR 2-3."36 OR 2- ONF FURNISHED 3-room apartment. Water and garbage paid. Very econ nonucal heat Garden Valley Btvd . liUNW Fairmont. ONE BEDROOM; unfurnished apart ment. Hear. ater and garbage di posal furnished No children or peis H.iwelApartmenu Call OR 3-R244I CLEAN, attractive. furnnhed,compict private. EasUide A bargain for one or two adults. ?M) month. Phone OR 2-IS77or OR 2-Utl.i. LARGE 5 rm apartment; hiVnUhed Close In. Good for 3 or 4 people W,i-"r- arba P'd. Adulu. Phone OR 3-4 1 82 rt'RMSH D 1. 2 or 1 room tirtm..' uun ies pnia to fin per week. Phone OS Baker Motel in Wins- l-tjedroom auartmenl I ' t . T paid. Westhill Apt.. 817 W. Har- ji ard nrpi fOpartmp vt . u, Lf- APARTMENTS 1 - unfurn D ' ??lm Jn,d;h' 1 " furnished OR 3-0T TWO room upstairs, completely furni-.h"-ct Quiet. Low rent Call at i:;56 N E Freemont CLEAN. 2 or 3 room furmhed or unfrr ni'hed apt Clos tn. OR 3-6461 or OR ft Jt N I S H F XT -i -u n f i :"r msh in rtpis., i at Main Ph OR Ml COLORFt'L Bai-h-ir apt . vrTrlvj"7 3 blo-k trm c.ty Tire talion. S'O nio OR 5-lv.8or OR .1.417:1 NTW LARGE 1 lv)room".tit.Irtr)o stnv and rfrtarator OR 31445 or OR 31 10 LAHCIE CPSTAIRS l.bMMn furTS-d Rlr:3T-"s 3 t"'00'1'' ,rom W cnrr Ft KXInrnipa-imrtfor r.fitii) ! lo War ara firbag. furn.ihro. 1 riU S Pir St TWO "BEDROOM infurn:.!, ,Mr.. . IV. nt. 2 Mnck. from L'mpqua Holl 1 OR 1.41 - da.. TH'TF room tuTn:hef Dt 47 S E. ths,e ROOM f.-rnih-H SK'FLY furnuned apl. cl-'m 1014 S t Pine Apt 4 TWO rv.ru nt ii Vv XPARTMFNT very" CaU liR t-f)I6. Iivahj. MODFRN 1-he-lm rr.. fur-ihe OR 3-7-tO.l i"hed apt 7 l nltini.iv 2-room, fur NICE. RMSHFTl nr unfurn hed reritfaiiy located lift J-4W7 nt OH Qu: wuriQ t ureo u' this wor!d how quickly jrou , rarh a pfpft thrrwigh a Nw. Review glaaaified df hon OR S-aarJ ' G 9 9 o o C'3 O O O SV9 Jcr-3 , o 0 O O o o o 0 C3 0 r, o o C3 C3 O
