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Newspaper Page Text10 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Teachers Say Hickory Would Solve Problem The tun of the hickory stick ran (till be heard in classrooms throughout the nation. This ia one of the main themes which education experts use to counter charges that lax discipline in public schools is helping to in crease juwnile delinquency. A National Education Associ ation survey of more than 4.0UO teachers reveals that ahout half of them have the authority to en force discipline with corporal pun ishment. In addition it shows that spanking can also be inflicted by bout three-fourths of their pnnci , pals. y Education experts cite this re port ( only one important exam ple to p.-ove that they are not coddling pupils. They explain that all schools have disciplinary pro grams which are usually enforced with some type of punishment. Many school officials believe that largely restrictive methods should be used to make kids toe the mark. Pupil control is usually maintained by imposing such bad conduct penalties as keeping stu dents after school, taking away their privileges and reprimanding them. Other important enforce ment methods are suspension and expulsion from school, assigning special tasks and corporal punish ment. Other schools operate under the philosophy that discipline should he learned like any other subject. This program attempts to teach pupils their responsibilities to so ciety ana now to meet mem. It's this so called "new concept" of discipline that's largely respon sible for the verbal spankings which schools are suffering in the controversy on classroom law and order. - Critics claim that this system Colorado Springs Chosen For Scouts' Jamboree NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (AP) The executive board of the Boy Scouts of America has selected Colorado Springs for the national jamboree in 1960. The jamboree will be in July with the exact dates still to be determined. National scout jamborees are held every four years. The last one was at Valley Korge, Pa., in 1954. The 10th world jamboree will be held at Manila in July 1959. Settlement Setn In Hotel Strike In Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH (AP) Some 2, 300 striking employes of five Pitts burgh hotels will vote soon on whether to accept a new contract proposal. A 35-member negotiating com mittee of Local 237, Hotel and Restaurant Workers, agreed Sun day to place the new proposal be fore the membership but did not immediately announce when the vote will be taken. -' r .PIVS IS ) W atauaiaJMMdiHtatMaal RESTING PLACE The coffin of Pope Pius XII rests In a niche in the grotto beneath St Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, a temporary resting place. In about a year the coffin will be moved to a permanent site. Meanwhile, Roman Catholic cardinals are preparing for the selection of a new popr , DETROIT OUA0-Mn JMlia lUmati, 33, proud mothof of quadruplet girls born in Detroit, look over her four new daughters, lying !n lncubatora. Mother and dauSh ten ara deicrlbed ai being In exccllont condition. Oddi for the birth of quadruplets are about one In 750,000. From left to rlKht: Mr. Lllnjanj Helen. 4 lb, 2 Martha. 4 lb. 2V oi. Marion, 4 lb, lO.ot, and Oathcrine, 4 lb. Tbe tllmtni aim have a boy. 2 . an a one-year-old daughter. Ore. Tue. Oct. 21, 1958 is too lax and often results In a complete breakdown of classroom control. Advocates of the "new concept" counter this charge by explaining that it is supported by psycholog ical and educational research. They also point to the large num ber of law abiding graduates from schools lining this system as fur ther proof that it is not a disciplin ary bugaboo. And they usually cap their argu ments by explaining that the "new concept" has not abolished punish ment. Instead, these school offi cials explain, it imposes penalties especially designed to fit the na ture ot the offense. Kor instance, punishment for breaking a window would be to make the offender pay for the damage instead of whipping him or making him stay after school. Officials of the education associ ation say, however, that their studies show the disciplinary trend still leans toward regular types of punishment. They explain there's more talk about the new concept man actual practice. But this doesn't mean that cor poral punishment is the answer to keeping kids out of trouble, educa tion experts insist. Investigations ot classroom disciplinary measur es reveal that teachers with au thority to give spankings have about as much trouble with their pupils as those who don't. This is one reason why school officials emphasize that the real causes of juvenile delinquency do not lie within classroom disciplin ary sys'ems. They blame such well known so cial faults as unsatisfactory home conditions, irresponsible parents and lark of parental supervision due to mothers working outside the horn. Education experts also accuse large overcrowded schools for stu dent behavior problems. They be lieve many disciplinary headaches would be eased if more classrooms and teachers could he provided for the booming school-age population. In addition to operating disciplin ary systems, schools are trying to combat the delinquency problem by cooperating with community agencies concerned with youth de velopment; providing special guid ance programs and promoting pu pil organizations which stress good citizenship. Deer Coes Downstream Over Fish Ladder At Dam PORTLAND (AP) A 65-pound buck deer went downstream over the fish ladder at Bonneville Dam on the north shore of the Columbia River Sunday morning, Opal Townsend, the observer at the fish counting station reported Monday. She called guards, who roped the deer, pulled him out of the ladder, and turned him loose on the Washington shore. TV- ' 1 , v vtf,-W-Vv - ...V"V- V evi ... lid ' v "A II PP XII .,V5 w-.smrwK'mm T - ' " " " 7 v MA I.l.phof, PIE-FACE Frank Day, 11, wears an expression of sheer delight after winning the pie-eating contect at the an nual Riverton Fair in Bark hamsted, Conn. Frank, who also won the contest last year, found it no prohlem even with his hands tied be hind his bark. Pipeline Merger Benefits Told During Hearing By JOHN KAMPS I WASHINGTON (AP) A pro posed natural gas pipeline merger in the west would provide benefits to the public including the lowest possililc gas prices, the Federal Power Commission was told Mon day. Hay C. Fish of Houston, Tex., chairman of the Fish Engineering Corp. and organizer of the Pacitic Northwest Pipeline Corp., testified at an examiner's hearing on an application to merge the pipelines of Pacific and El Pao Natural Gas Co. Tha hearing reopened Monday after a recess of several weeks. El I'aso owns more than 99 per cent of Pacific's stock and asks permission to take over Pacific's pipeline running lrom New Mexico to the Canadian border in Wash ington state. Fish described an exchange of stock which in 19:6 made Pacific a subsidiary of El Paso. This has prevented "substan tial" rate increases for Pacific customers. Fish said. Financial problems faced by Pacific would have made big rate increases necessary, he ailJed. Operation of the two companies operating as a unit, Fish said would offer these other advan tages to the public: Gas would be moved freely from any source of supply to any mar ket; operating overhead would he reduced and facilities would be consolidated: financing and ex pansion activities could be con ducted more easily, and consum ers would be assured of continuity of service. Bus Hearing Cenerates Heat But No Smoke PORTLAND ( AP) Some heat was generated, hut no smoke as the state heard arguments last week on the proposal to allow smoking in the rear seats of long distance buses. Examiners for the public utili ties commissioner said they did not want it said the hearing was held "in a smoke-filled room," so banned tobacco, although smoking normally is allowed in the state office building, where the hearing was held. Two bus companies and the Ore gon Bus Assn. argued for smoking in the rear of the highway buses. Representatives said it would make it easier to handle passen gers who argue that states on eith er side of Oregon do not ban smoking on the buses. CRASS FIRE DOUSED Th Winston Dillard Rursl Fire Pept. was railed Tuesday at 1:56 p.m. to the Jaek H. full residence. on Avium Rd. in the Creen district, to douse a grass fire caused by burning trash. No damage was done. i 4 Dave Beck Loses Bid To Have His Trial Postponed TACOMA (AP) Former Team ster boss Dave Beck lost his bid today for postponement of his in come tax evasion trial scheduled to opin in federal court here Nov. 10. U. S. District Judge Georxe H. Boldt, sitting temporarily on the bench in Washington, D.C., mailed an order denying a defense mo tion for an indefinite continuance of the trial. Beck's attorney had argued that the ex-Teamsters Union president would be unalile to receive a fair and impartial trial because of pub lic hostility toward him. Juclse Boldt denied both the mo- j Hon for a continuance ana one lor I a pre-trial hearing for prescnta ition of what the defense called "communist bias. The judge said in his order that "no proper or useful purpose" would be served by further hear ings or additional arguments. He had granted Beck three postpone ments previously. Beck was indicted by a federal grand jury in August, 1957. and charged with evading payment of $240,000 in income taxes for the years 1950-53. Portland Markets Monday PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND (A:) Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, de livered in Portland, 6o-fi3 cents a Hi; first quality, 57-6U; second quality, 52-55. Butter Wholesalers, f o b , bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score 60; A grade. 92 score, 59; B grade. 90 score, 56; C grade, 89 score, 55. Cheese To wholesalers Oregon singles, 41-48; 5-lb loaf, 43'2-5.i'3. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, large, 48-49; A large, 45; AA me dium, 38-39; A medium, 38-39; AA small, 30-33. Cartons, 1-3 cents ad ditional. Eggs To producers AA large, 39-41',2; A large, 32-34'a; AA medium, 30-33'n; AA small, 24- 2(i'2. Wool Nominal, clean basis Eastern Oregon produced U blood 8085; as blood, 85-88; Is blood, 93 96; fine, 1.05-1.10. Live poultry No. 1 fryers, 2'i-4 lb, 15 at farm; light hens, 10 at farm; heavy hens, 13 at farm; old roosters, 7-8. Rabbits Average to growers Live whites, 3-l4-4'4 lb, 21-23; col ored pelts, S cents less; fresh killed fryers to retailers, 57-60; cut up, 61-64. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef carcasses Steers, choice, 500-700 lb. 44 00-47.00; good, 43 00 46.00; standard, 41.00-44.00; com mercial cows, 38.00-40.00; utility, 35.00.38.00. Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarter, 50 00-54.00; rounds 51.00 56.00; full loins, trimmed. 66,00 69.00; forequartcrs, 40.00-12.00; churks, 42.00-45.00; ribs, 51.00 56.00. Lambs Lambs, choice, 45-55 lb. 44.0(1-48.00; good, all wts, 40.00 45.00. Pork carcasses Shipper style, 120-170 lb 30.00-31.00. Pork cuts Loins, 12-16 lb, 50.00- 55.00; shoulders, 16 11). down, 37 00-40.00; spareribs, 47 00-51.00; fresh hams, 12-18 lb. 49.00-52 00. Slab bacon Ail wts, 47.00-54 00. Veal and calves All wts, choice 45.00-58.00; good 44.00-55.00; stand ard, 41.00-52.00. Produce Potatoes Ore. local Round Reds lug, 1.25-1 40; Deschutes Russets. No. 1A, 100 lb, 2.50-2 75, bakers 3 00-3.25. Onions Idaho Yellow, med, 50 II). 2 00-2 25; Igo 2 25-2 50; Oregon Danver boilers, 10 ,b, 32.35; 15 lb 22.25. Hay No. 1 green alfalfa, balinll f o b. Portland. 28.00 29 00 ton, top quality to 30 00. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND ( AP) (t'SOAl Cattle snlahle 1.150; trade active; (ed steers and heifers SO hichrr; cows strong, instances .K) higher; load average to high choice fed steers 28(H). one load 27.75, short load 27.50: mixed good and choice steers 26.75 27 00; truck lot good and choice fed s'.eers 23 50: stand ard steers 24 00 25.00; part load good and choice heifers 2H 25, couple lots mostly good 26 00; utility cows 17.10-19 50; rauners and cutters 14 00 16 50. heavy cut ters to 17.50 Calves salable 250; market active; ve.ilers slrftng-1.00 higher; other classes steady; choice veal crs 31 00-31.00; gi;od 27.OO-30.O0; standard 22.00-27 00. Hogs salable 1,300; supply in cludes 700 Dakota butchers; trade moderately active; V S No. 12 grade butchers 27 25-27.75: mixed grade lots 19.50-20 00; sows 16 50 19tK. ' Sheep salable 1.750: slaughter .lambs steady with last Monday or strong to 50 higher than close; choice slaughter lambs 20 50-21 IX); part deck choice 109 lb shorn lambs 20.50-21.15: load of wooled slaughter lambs 117 lb 20 50; good 19 W 20 00: good and choice feed ers 17.00 19 00; cull-good slaughter rwes 3 50 9 00. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND (AP) Cuarse r.iins. l.i-tiay hrpnu'nt, bulk, ct).it d(,li er . Oals, No 2. IS lb hil 49 Ci)-49 SO Bark) . No 2. 4A lb It W. lorn. No 2 K.Y. sli p I 54 25-54 75 Wheat (bid) to arrive market, ' basis No. 1 bulk drlivprcd coat Soft While 2IM Soft White (hard applicable) . 2 in While Club 2 04 Hani Ked Winlert Orilinary ? 04 10 pvr cent 2 05 11 per rent 2 OS 12 per cent 2 07 Hard Whit Baart: Ordinary lo -r cent i It per cent 2 07 2 HI 2 12 IZ per cent 2 I I f -.w.n I . 1 U k.i It. 1 79, flour 40; corn 3; mill ffd 17. Admiral Denies McElroy 1 Promised New Weapons GUAM (AP) Adm. Harry Felt denied today that Secretary of Defense -McElroy had promised , modern weapons to the Philip pines. Fell, commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific commented: "What the secretary said was that the United States is always willing to i sit down with its friends and dis cuss revision of policies but not jthat we would send modern weap ons to the Philippines." McElroy had been reported in Manila as saying the United States would provide the Philip pines with modern weapons for defense. The secretary comment ed as he boarded a U.S. Air Force plane. He is on a world inspection tour of U.S. military installations. Felt contradicted reports of Mc- Klrnv's rnmmrnu at dnnnvnr m Guam, en route to his head-' quarters in Honolulu. N W Building Permits ! Show Impressive Cain ! SEATTLE (AP) September : building permits in five Western states showed "an impressive gain over last year s dollar vol ume" for the fifth consecutive month, the magazine "Pacific Architect and Builder" reported. The September pace was set by Washington with a gain of $20, 750,000 and California, with $20. 125,000, the magazine said. Ore gon had gain of 4 million dol lars and Montana and Idaho $500.- i 000 each. The five-state total for Septem I ber was 225 million dollars, up ! 46'. million over the same month in 1957. State totals In September: Cal ifornia $1,595,512,941; Washington $251,334,948: Oregon $134,835,300; , Montana $21,174,893; Idaho $21,- 059,633. Publishers, Advertisers Map Advertising Plans POINT CLEAR, Ala. (AP) Newspaper publishers and adver tising executives Monday mapped plans for a total selling program of newspaper advertising across the nation. The program was developed at a meeting of the American News paper Publishers Assn's. bureau of advertising. Bureau Chairman Louis A. Weil, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Presi dent Charles T. Lipscomb Jr., New York, said they were confi dent newspaper advertising would make strong advances during the remainder of the year and through all of next year. LEGAL MtTI'E OF FXPIKATION OF KMIPT10N Ft K IOII NOTICE IS HEI1KBY GIVEN, that th pTiod for redemption from foreclour .tales for delinquent taxe of all prop erties shown on the Douglas County lttr. Foreclosure Lint and included in the dfcre foreclosing tax hem as shown by ld ltt entered on the 5th day of November, 1M.Y7. in tha Circuit Court of tha State of Oreon, for Douk Insi County, will expire November 5th, l!i58, and that uny property not re deemed bv tit id dtta which was includ ed in id ,let-re and order of ule will be deedl to Doul County im I mediately upon the expiration of turn ! period of redemption, and that every j ntcht or Interest of any peraon In much property will b forfeited forever to j Douglaa County, j IHA C. BYRI Sheriff and Ta Collector i Published October 21tt and October 2tilh, lb'id. NOTICE OF FINAL KETT1.EMENT Notice it hereby given that Wednesv dav, October 29. ISotf, at 9:J0 a.m. in Circuit Court Room A. in the court house In Koseburtf, Douglas County, Oregon, have been fixed aa the time and place for hearing objecyona, if any. to the final account filed by the undersigned in the matter of tha estate of l-aura N Clow, deceased. D tiled September :. IMS. Carl M Kelker. Administrator da bonte non of the Estate of LAURA N. CLOW, deceaned. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EFFECTIVE MAY 1, 1951 Advertising For Bunnifi thitiin Ro$ebnf liui Aid Set But Not Published Charge .50 Card of Thanks 1.00 Minimum Charge for any one ad .75 1 Dav, Per Word $ .10 3 Dovs, Per Word 13 6 Days, Per Word 1 7 Davs, Per Word 21 12 Davi, Per Word 25 18 Dovs, Per Word .29 Per Month. Per Word 33 DISPLAY CLASSIFIED Firxf insertion, per col. inch $1 6 Repeat insertion, per col. inch .85 NATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING i AVvrM.H Fof J -vn Outlet C"? T-rt Per Lint, Per lut $ .75 Minimum charge for onv one od .00 1 Co"WiH'8"Jt fl -ffl kit tl DEADLINES 11 N I. M Imam Oji fnir Ti pftlcatM , CMCfliMim Ul ll I H I. M. riklcatiM Dtr t ot re, ect J- C 43 .Co. ADJUSTMINTS I' -ur .f..rtl-.-t i;-..rt i; HC ' -i-f OH '-'. ., ,.ft,ofl. f ; h ( co-'bi- tr o " tr.1 10 rrj '1 o pri. fi.j Ifl.iH ill mi l H,i ni IM Si SlTI Paper Delivery If your paper it not delivered Call OR 2-3321 BETWEEN 6 AND 7 PM. Hunters Att'n NO HI NTINO or U-peinf o my . ran. r at W iwno R) Bark, j NO hot-viinsj of trtunxMin OQ tlt C L I Peittron proprj. Section OUT OUR WAY VAIS.THET Ot' yuh been out FER VEARS, LIKE VE AM' TH' REST O' TH" I BOVS HEV, VUH GET MARPEMED AN'... S. - ' , WELL, VA KIM STAMP JUST ' I. 'I V ABOUT AMVTHIM'.' vi ; 1 v. mow pom't you start to Kp. It lj 'i I - I WORRVIM7 YOU'LL BE i I1 H " ' rrrH- ; V EATlM' UPAT TH' HOUSE K- 1 -1 "-xTTT. 1 jj BOVS HEV, VUH WELL, VA KIM ABOUT AMVTHIM.' TW .E M K V Hunters Ait'n NO HUNTING, doe r buck, on ranches situated south of Mioers Audition to hulierts Creek road, and from W.i Highway freeway east approx. l' to 2i miles. Llod Atteruury; Clift Thornton: Vera and Hoy Kice: Kru Brus.: Glenn Younf; Louie Bcrney; Hamond Laura nee NOCROSSINC OVER7ortrespasing upon The Kohlhaen Fiity-Five Ranch will be permitted .Any violation will subject the viola ter to penalties pro vided by law. Edward G. Kohlhagen Owner Johnnie Spencer Ranch Bta. , NO HUNTING or trespassing on our j property. Hubert Mountain, Clcngary I areas. Merle H. Doering, Carl j. i Uo ring. Jack Holmgren, j NO HUNTING or trespassinVon-the Gerald Bacon. Fred Hroszio. Law ranee Hanes, Charlie Berg and Cal ! vin Henry properties. ! NO HUNTING or trespassing "on nur ( ranrhfu. Cl.ff Anee. Gene Hoive. Joh.i Gardner. Bob Biakely, C. H. hillcicr II D Conn in. WARNING HUNTERS: Trespassers will be prosecuted. Phil Strader, Glide. Oregon ; NO HUNTING on Burnett" RanchTRob- aru Mountain and Round Pr;iine i George Burnett. ABSOLUTELY no hunti.ijr or tre-.pas irg on the Alfred Gulla ra--ch on riat rv Knaaeisi of Sutherlin. NO HUNTING or trespassing- on "our property in the Brockway-Tenmile- OJalla area. Nichols Bros NO HUNTJNG or "trespassm-on?he L. V. Weber Ranch on Hubert Creek. Signed L.V. Weber ABSOLUTELY no hunting on my ranch at Roberta Creek. Julian Hatfield. ABSOLUTELY no trespassing on t he Huth L. Ware ranch on Newton Creek Road. Larry Ware. Manager. NO HUNTING" ortrc pavS;ngon the Mallrtte Ranch Jn 01.il la. NO HUNTING or trespawing on tha property of the Bdra.r Ranch. NO TRESPASSING" on the V.E. Grace property. Heston Road NO-TRESPASSING on LaurelCrest Ranrti. Darley E. Ware. NO HUNTING or trespassing-onLiIlie Goodman property. Eluurnoy Valley. NO HUNTING" or" trespassing on Sun shine Ranch. Frank L. Strader. NO HUNTING on the League ranch. Tyee Road, Umpqua. NO H U N T I N G or Ue pa.Cs i n g o nRa Rauch property Rotterts Creek. , NO HUNTING or trespassing on the Clauda Short Ranch on Sunshina Rd. 1 Lost & Found LOST White and black dog. male, licensa 757, name "Short v " Reward WH W. Hidgeview, Koeburg. OR Personals OVFR 11,000 new American commem-! orallve tamps, gmid collectors ncnut : Will iell at 20'- below Scott Cata logue 147 O.ik St.. l block lrom Pom Office. Mvrlle Creek. yot'NO WOMKN of any faith I "needine confidential advice may contact C'ath-: olic Chanties, 278 W Broadway. u (fene. Oremin. DI 5-; FAMILY "DINNER "PART I F.S orphan quet.i of any size, up lo HO people. Any hour, breakfast, lunch or din ner Phone Burton s. OR ;t-122. STAKK TKKES bear heavier, faster. Order now fait or spring delivery Queries welcome. OR 3-j21 after 3 or weekends GKANDVIKW CARFHOVE for eiderly people; aiso id al room for emcrly , couples OR 3-H.M2. LAI) IKS Try the new system on cold waves at (he Vnton B-a.ity Salon. V.rk guaranteed OS 9-31!2. aT-COHOLIC'S 'ANONYMOl'S,24.rs F J.irkMin. Tuesdays. Saturdays 8 P M. DKIVINiTO LOS ANGKLKS Wednes day eenniK wooid like couple or lady lo help drive. OH 3-4.t2. Red Estate FOR SALE - by ownrr. rest bar- gun Moncrn a-becirt)m houe, ticwlv )..mied mid and out St-urr cimoi -1 nm. lo hei carai.tr ar.iriFiicttt Tt i m on approved crrdtl. Plnui OH NO clown pimnt nn houf, wa'k- ing dilnrr lrom lnwr Nt- nin;n. irnludri inifrett. taxes and inur,inre $'-'""1 ti!I price T.Af rrt- l t re(erem-e W'.te Box 81A Xi- Kvw WINSTON t'nie I-ht'-Jroom house, rit'i'p'ete'v firnn,red tiH writer ai-.tl ffwer, ;0 punip and woll ior irr t ;ion S xk) d .w ti or 10 or rtio-it ihcti amier pay ir.eu!. OK Til H ' E beiirooni ho.ie. f:rr place. brie-b-.ird electric rierit. rovercd r.itto p -.d rarport Lo; o( buili-itii Wo I W n ton OS -fiTti4 iwn twdroom. nitHiern heme Hir!'d (icwr. firi'inace, br-,iKft bar. Ur dminf art-a. 80 jTWO bedr i'm home in Friirnawn d I trirt l'ntirtihed .d N-dros'-n Fti, j tn ul a ted Ia ed treei newer. I-i: k,c t K.t..iie 410 'it OR ;t-171". ' NKW R.i r:uri firX ail-brick hot;r 1 tn L'4 e.u . ,i bedriHm, w e-t ,;e titMr M irk M.irket Sre bv iotnl I n.e-it OK 3 or OR 3-7M TOH S-M.K or trade ior umall rv'ma in' K"rbu one-heiroim hotLe, 1 aire, Vet Viroa Dutnct. C I I Io:,. VH 2-?'.Oj PRK'Kl) TO SFI.I, tmalC 2-hertroom ' h'ue near Garriti Vai.rv Mrkt and Hivemtde School Vi500. $5CO ftjwn and 1 term.. OR 2-3418. ) 'TWO hexlroom m.xirm houa. prac:ical-l I Iv re Iva-rd on S acr on F-aher . j Rrturt. OR AtMU Tllrr bejroom tiotf for Mle or trade f.'c S.vt!ri ir"per:e. OK 2-4tR4. FOR SM.K or !r.de 4 hedr.wm V.,ie. ! ! 2 a Wmi.in Dtxtion OS ALU HIVFR fT-on-age, 3't aerr-sj near' lountrr i.lub, H)0 OR S-lut t NO oVri-n paTment. par oka bMrooni houa. OK 2-TWO. 1 FELLER ISTHf COOK..' AFTER in this heah country 6ET MARPEKJED AN'... STAMP JUST FOOP FOR THOUGHT Reel Estate . I . Roseburg Realty SMALL farm on 26 2-3 A. 2 wells and pumps, barn and sheds, all in goodj condition Tractor a:id farm imple-1 men;. Modern well built 3 bedroom j hunte. C:h mile from Lookmggias ! store. $ 13.300. INCOME property Six 1 and 2 bedroom furnished apart men is in S.B. Kc- j burg. Buy part or all. ; WELL-BUILT 3 bedroom hnnif on dou-l ble size lot. L.wn. garden, trees and shrubs Uoubia garage. Paved street and newer m and paid Fireplace. I liming room, party room, beaut it ul in- tenor. On Housiey St. 13,950 full price. OLDER 1 bedroom house with adjacent 2 room unit in N E. near V S. Ply-' wood $;.Soo, ."4X) down, DIVIDE your own lots or kep a one I In Clnake's Krrv aidit:on 8Jx2t0, 1 one kide lacing Harvard. a.iUOO. j Roseburg Realty & Insurance UMPQUA HOTFL LOBBY OR 2-V.44 Evening, OK 3-6040 -OUR SERVICE DOFS.VT COST IT PAYS" A "Winter" Home Of Distinction i WE ARE proud to offer for our In fcpeciion. this new We tside home, as modern as toda ' electronic and me chamral science can produce, asse-n-blfd and finished by a m.tMcr crafts- man. whose pride of workman hip makt'S this truly "A home of distir.c-1 1i. ri 72t) q. ft. of soil as fn-e a id de-p a-vi Iecl a cm te tou.-.d uitn larye oak trees in p. ace, hoMs th s :i bedroom nut-slerpiecc A central living ro. -n extends thru glas drxrs to l:ie patio arei A larj'e -scpti ;i'e dining or den room enos j of the big ro nif'ti hricn double fireplace arid leads di-creetly to the breakiast area separ-! ated from the wonderful kitchen bv a bar The kitchen ftillv equip-d with all apnlianes and nxdern piumb ini leads to the ' laih and uniitv, room The heit birch c;it-inets w nh ' matcl-'Hl panels provide lota of stor age The outstanding teatlirei of tnis uction, the 'Ml. the in-.tallattons, such as phone ks and dhwnsher and electric ' rr. but most of alt' the superior1 rkmanshin. which all i.drl m to a i wonderful home for only $2:i.XHl, WINTER REAL ESTATE 511 W Hirvnrd ACROSS KROM IIICH SCHOOL Phone OR 3-7043 For Evening Calls IT. 3 Winter OR 3-7041 Charles Mumbv OH 3-7,:p8 ' Byers Real Estate Retirement 1 Rfl ACRFS about 7 mile out on pave ment, rruit. borne, lota of (iour.! risrK g.ird-iii. i.h pond, green imne 1 Ljtiic J iM-ftumm hoiiM. kui t hou-e Ch.cken hmnf Oratte Ht-rtllv a nice tot 510 1KH1, mjiH) down. iMtd mon'h. or trade for a two b'druom hotis in town. Good Buy j SMM.L two tx-drtwvn home. Rarnt, ' hdf bri-ement Fenced lot. F--lHe of i town, cut to M X". $2SU down 45 niu . or take trade WE have several nic? 3 bedroom hoinea I troin ST.'MsO up. Byers Real Estate j 4M W B.illf Ph. OR -T4toK bvemngs Call Rov B.rrl.1r OR 3-T7S U Mlg W rirtrn UK ,i--i- s tiienn iio uK l-'-ioJ 1 CLOSE IN ptr1y ("ri jrird Firetris'". h iiuiv- kttc rn. h :,. - F i--pir it. uraif (")-l furtiace Pritio -Nice )ard. wt;l i)..W ,ermi , S750 DOWN TMRFK brdi li.mg ros n hrrre N'oe and elean kitc'ien d nctie B a ; n i re four),! :r.n IinnwMi-! 1. Cnl 7""i Fullerton Realty & Insurance ril N E Stephen Dial OH 2-3173 For Sale or Trade j SP.CtOl 5-hedroom home: farn'ly ' rxm. large lot. dnihlc rarport. Wi,l accept cigar J-fedroti hom aa part payment. Ph. OS a.ip "jw N ICE J-bedroom bour O a f .mr f;iroact W-rrd for rnce. er dr-rr A1'f Tn-Cf. .,!. K n or HiO montti Piont-v. . t!-.en rna.ier pi nifii'i Shou;.) Cortuder amatl car in trl. OR J--' TWO FirDROM h-Tnej'in W;ntc.n. "near Hr . :L .N.n in project. Ctt OS (m Ey J. R. Williams J R WiLLIAv j r .7., , . ir-2i Reef Estate I BUY NOW WE hae lifted aevera! home lo cated in dnnntnwn RoM-burg for sale. If you need a home close in sea us, PRICE REDUCED HAD rough treatment. 1 bedroom ho ma onc K.'d for $7.i0O. now lifted for SJjOO. Pay ji)Q down. 2 acres. IN TOWN 3 BPDROOM home On paved street and fewer. $."it)30, S"o0 down. WINCHESTER DISTRICT 2 BEDROOM home on lot 250 ft dep. Double garaue. $51 W, s:(M) down. CLOSE TO BENSON SCHOOL OLDKR 3 bedrtvom home. Neat a'-d tie. in. You will like it. S7.-0, H.0 down. A REAL BUY LTGE 2 bedroom home 10 e;ir H Ut HK)'xli0'. forced air oil lurnae Out of state owner Price reduced, ha sa sell. S'oOo, IOO0 down. WE have some of the best hone bui in town See us for ho-nes in Huerft, west Ro-eouig, downtown distiict. River 1 root a us ind acreage. L. B. Hicks Realty & Insurance !.")" N SlophiTs St. OR 2-37:;i EVKMNCS AND SUNDAYS CAI.I. L !1 HICKS OR 3-724.1 ELMER HICKS OR 2-lBKi MAGNESS REAL ESTATE CLAMOUR PLUS AND o ea-" to buy 3 Bdrm.. 2 rotn-p't-te bail', fanulv rm, 2 ftrejiljc;'. furcvf h:- he tt. oak flaor- (lil R,.ragt Need mention all the ordin al" imtu en.i ici-S l.sed in for f re.-, dab vour Ivtter-half and come i v W'1I he cl.id to show ou Ihu genuine St.TT'O baream. CLOSE IN LOVFl.Y 3 Bdrm home Den. farm! rni, covered ni'io, paved St. On'eMer, all for Sl.'i V). Low JJn on t'HA. 4 BEDROOMS I0020O LOT. inside utility. Ige Bdraue. pLislercit. hiwi floors. An exec ! u f4iitnl home. $IOT00 Low Dn on J'llA. HARD TO BELIEVE I WFSTSIOR 2 Brit m. plastered, fit e plnce, h;rrh binlt-ins and trim throuuU out. w.ill-Io-u ftll ciroet. garhaite dis posal T'nl a rare bargain at S9.0.0. See it today. "WE CAN ALWAYS fvf ANOTHER r;ooD LihTiM; " 91 i S E. Washington ORCHARD 3-5340 Eve A Surria s M.lUrd or Marion iMrs ( Magnea HALL REAL ESTATE Formerly Perm's CASH TALKS Lf NFIN1SH KD -bedroom hou- on tuo Lirge view lot H.oi leen lived in liu'A f ne'd lo t oT finishing A re I dn 1; ' onrf!f proKct wrn many po ibi. itie. with terms, a aieal lor cah. REDUCED PRICE THIS .'i-lvdroom hone with den and f.ini ih rnom .it fod hu-. m Vir 1 n-r price I' a iu; nn at H'i '")". Firrplat hrf.ilwr-'d Moor's, pla-teied. -p lo Nc.tr do g: itde h.ol. Let EI.I F.N" H M L PROKFR Nt ...(! t .ms Bad O'. 'f or ;i-i.;t H -i OR 2-4S47 Cn The River IN 1 n. -Iv large 6-bedr-oo"! rirr'ce picture wirn.ow-. .fjl d. a' Ki: l- if h.-no 'hut treen -jtntty beaci - I i:i."-ng h:-. beriting Irrih.iTcrt c v,-i;:ii- -m;-tt. out hdg Ol 2' - v.'-i dnivii Owner leavn g t.' n - : ' Firt tine advertised T".i re : 1. : ng l,ke tt to comprite. CdU OR a-.!.TH tody. Lloyd A.Wilson Realtor IBS? S E Stephen Phrn OR 3-M7 hqv N FWLY decorated 2 bedroom or W tit .n down or l(aj for 5 montha OR 5 Bus'css Oppcrtun'lles FOR S M.E Ruir Srwip euiprn'nt a k1 n.yt-'ie U,r 1 rha.r eivn S- e (".r 4 p in or weekenda at .l I J-.fi:and A,-er,ue SALE or traja f-inlt-mo:elOeafi' Uae Owner, Rot I5. Sa.de. Oreg -iw , IQ! ITY in RRudCaf for-Mi, lnqutr fthertdan 9t