10 Tht Nwt.Rltw. Rowburf, Of. Mow., Fb. 23, 1959
mmm Garden,
lqjr Clubs
Bridges Over
Requested In
Puget Sound
Washington
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williimi
OI.YMPIA (AP) l6ilation 1 Tentative plana rail for $1,500.
authorizing I Hart on the job of 000 of the added tax money to go
bridging Pugrt Sound has bera i into two reserve funds, building
introduced in the legislature. up to a total of Tj million in the
Design work could begin July 1 ' fundi by 14.
under termi of a bill aponsored by i One of the funds., the Puget
Julia Butler Hansen and J4 other Sound bridge reserve iund, would
FLOWER SHOW SCHOOL were appointed to attend the City
At a meeting held recently at 1'ark Board meeting, the date to
the fairgrounds, plans were com- be anneunred later.
Dieted for the Flower Show School, The club a next regular meeting
which u being sponsored bv the will be -March 3 with a noon pot
l mpuua District of Oregon Keder- luck at the home of -Mayme Man
alion of Garden Cluba. . ke. . n r u ,
About 3J of the approximately RIDDLE CARDIN CLUB
.SO women who plan to lake the ! Club members voted to federate
course anembled to order and during the last meeting of Riddle
distribute booki and be briefed on Garden jLlub
required reading and other infor-1 Mrs. Darrell Carter and Mn.
mil ion Ralph Kinkade were in charge of
members of the House.
The vast project, most ambi
tious ever undertaken by the state,
would cost about 200 million dol
lars. It would connect Seattle with
Bremerton and the Olympic Pen
insula by a series of bridges
across Puget Sound.
The new legislation. H B V9,
would make two million dollars
available to design the bridges
and connecting roads.
Actual construction could get
underway in 1961 alter bonds to
finance the project had been sold.
have some five million in it to act
as a guaranty in the advent tolls
from the bridges are not enough
to retire the bonds.
Brid9 3 Miles Long
Consulting engineers have pre-!
dieted, however, that it is not
likely the guaranty fund will ever j
have to be used. I
They predict that tolls will be 1
sufficient to retire the bonds, but ,
by having the guaranty fund the I
state will be able to get a better
interest rate on its bonds, thereby
saving a substantial sum in inter-
If everything went accoiding to i est charges.
schedule, the cross-sound trans-1 The tolls would be higher than
B i. it. .-i tame decorations, aevotea to ca-1 poriauorj system couia De oDenea present it-ny rates, out msr cuki-
vir. i V Ariaim book chair-1 mellias, azaleas and rhodedne-: to traffic in 1985. j neeri said ferry rates would have
man advised that several copies i drons. I To assure the lale of bonds to
of most of the books are available I The March meeting will be a , finance the series of bridges, com
fnr loan to those planning on tak-1 1 o'clock no-host luncheon at thepanion bills are planned, boosting
. th. tvtminllmni it IS nODCO imrulllll t.1V. illlS. VI. is. niuuie i" iibis a s-siiv
that minr will take the examina-1 ana jniss jieiena niuuio wm pre
i,n. (nr 'lhere is a definite need ; ent program on annuals.
for accredited flower show judges I
A three-member committee re-
thia area. The "Handbook ol
Flower Shows' and "Directive
Pamphlet" are among books being
used. Mrs. E. 11. Card, chairman,
outlined the course of study and
answered questions.
Course I will be held in the Rose
tiurg Woman's Club March 31 and
April 1 with examinations on April
2. Courses 2. 3. 4, and S will fol
low at about six-month intervals.
Tentative dates for course 2 are
Sept. 29 and 30, with examina
tions on Oct. 1.
Mrs. M. M. Rnmig, Coos Bay,
will instruct in flower show prac
tice; Mrs. W. G. Stellmacher, Tan
gent, horticulture; Mrs. C. K.
Gregg, Kugene. will lecture and
demonstrate flower arrangements.
Students were advised to bring
suitable flower containers, p i n
holders and flowers for line, mass
ed line and massed arrangements.
Specimens of all types of narcis
sus, tulips and potted primroses
will be needed for horticulture and
will he sunnlied by Mrs. Ted Wil-
ev. Mrs. Albert Micelli, Mrs. I.. E.
Adams, Mrs. Leland
ported on a meeting held recently
with county fair board members,
at which time the Riddle display
plot for the coming county fair
was chosen, according to Erma
Best, News-Review correspondent.
RIVERSDALE CLUB
Mrs. Neil Christian presented a
program on winter pruning of
shrubs, roses and trees when the
Riversdale Garden Club met at
her home for the January meet
ing. The next meeting will be Wed
nesday at 9:30 a m. at the home
of Mrs. A. I.. Kittelson. The year
book will be worked on, accord
ing to Beverly Christian, News
Review correspondent.
Child Orphaned
By Plane Crash;
$1 Million Asked
gallon, increasing the excise tax
on cars, and raising the gross
weight fees on tnicks.
Tolls Thought Sufficient
Part of the money raised from
the increased taxes would go into
reserve funds that would be avail
able to retire the bridge bonds in
the event insufficient money was
raised by tolls.
Part of the estimated S million
dollars the increased taxes would
raise annually would go Hito re
serve funds. The balance would
go into the motor vehicle fund for
highway projects throughout the
state.
One of the reserve funds would
be available fur marginal toll
projects and the second would act
as a guaranty fund to retire the
Puget Sound bridge bonds in the
event insufficient money was
raised by tolls.
Mrs. Hansen said the companion
measures will be introduced later.
CHICAGO (AP) Agents for an
Van Allen 1 8 year-old orphan, one of eight
survivors of the Feb. 4 Americi
Airlines plane crash in New York
City, have filed a million-dollar
law suit against the airline.
A Circuit Court suit was filed
and Mr. Archie Ferguson. These
will he used in practice judging
horticulture.
Officers Named '
Mrs. I F. Stearns was named
registrar, assisted by Mrs. J. Clyde
Akey and Mrs. A. N. Boyd, who is
also secretary; Mrs. R. R. League
i a.t n.,11 handle niihllfltv Url
IfSIIIJI will uaiiuis p.... , ........ , ,, .
1 . ' ... ... r.r.ranr m !n,-A Irillawt
Dale Williamson, llower contain-1 f"- ""-- "
Salmon Packers
Buy Facilities
to be increase anyway so that by
1963 they would be about the same
as the bridge tolls.
The scries of bridges would
eliminate three ferry routes: Seattle-
Winslow. Seattle-Bremerton,
and Fauntleroy Vashon- South
worth. The vast four-lane network, in
the talking and planning Mane
since 1947, involves four bridges,
including the longest floating
bridge in the world and one of the
longest suspension bridges in
America.
The floating bridge, sitting atop
concrete pontoons as long as a
football field and half as wide,
would stretch two miles across
salt water between the south end
of Seattle and the northern tip of
Vashon Island.
Money Reserve Proposed
The floating structure would be
two miles long, the approaches
another mile, making the entire
bridge between Brace Point to
Vashon Island three miles long.
The suspension bridge would
connect Vashon Island with the
Kitsap Peninsula. It would have a
mam span of 3,324 feet ar. com
pared to a main span of 4.200 feet
on the Golden Gale Bridge in San
Francisco.
Two smaller bridges would car
ry traffic across Sinclair lulet to
Bremerton and over Rich Passage
to Rainhridge Island. Connecting
highways would lead to the float
ing bridge across Hood Canal and
leading to the Olympic
PAKLOR ATHLETES
Real Estate
To Buv or Sell
RANCHES
In Doug Las County
fcee
Umpqua Realty
VMA S. I Stephen iJotu Deer Ira-
piemeni BidflJ
OR 3-IM71 or OR 1-7TI1
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TOR SALE OR TRADE for aheep or
cattle ranch City Center Trailer
Court. Mot!. Chevron Gat Station, and
small grut'cry ators Good rental am.
Irnr, permanently rented mni of the.
time- 3tW Main St., Myrtle Creek. Ph.
UN .V4570
FOR SALE. Imn or trad, business and
retudential property. 1641 N. E. Strph
cm. near City Drlve-ln Market. OR
3-81 M.
FOR SALE Servlre itatton established
over 10 year, doing good buine.
Owner has other interests. Writ Box
t01 New Review
' FOR LEASE grocery store, formerly
Collin's Market. 4 miles east on norm
Umpqua Highway. Phone OR 3-77.i,
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Notices
4-
Reasons For Buying
4-Other larae rooma
4-Extra values Sewer, pavement,
I sidewalks, curb:.
-1 4-Dry walls in the basement.
4-Months only on the. new "Cool Top"
furnace.
-Was in huv FHA. GI, Cash,
Contract. For only $12,300.
6 Loans & Financial
LIVE A LITTLE!
GtA money at
"MONEYLAND"
Pacif ic UJJ Finance
pereewMM fern m4 mm mr
awed car ftwuntug
Con McCoy, Mgr.
DRIVING to Chicago leaving appro Yi.
matrly February 2th Wish pamen
gtr to li4re driving Exchange refer
ence Phone OR 2-1KHS.
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The Second Ntrett
Man in Town
C44 SE. Stephens
LOANS
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FURNITURE AND SALARY
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COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
FINANCE CORPORATIOS
Sll S. E. Oak. OR 1 IW.
Personals
CHICAGO (AP) Libby, .Mc
Neill & l.ibby has annuuncpd
the sale of all its salmon Dackinu ian.'n...ia
Friday in behalf of Robert Sulli- facilities except its Seattle water-, J
van, who survived the Kast River 'front properties on Lake Union to
crash which killed his parent! i a newly-created Alaska Corpora- rstnanfart flaar
logether, 65 lion. C. W. C. Kishenes Inc. Voi(wnn.u vwi.i
The new firm is owned jointly
and two sisters. Altogether,
i " c:- . L.r. .i,j i The suit asks $.100,000 for the . by the Columbia River
?.S.?n. Mr, Fart BIK and , '-orrain. Sullivan. Their -d.ugh- Ward's Cove Packing Co.
Mr.R Milt will serve rot- '"s, Joan, 5, and fatricia, 12,'Kelchikan, Alaska.
f C ? Rielm.n Snd . I ls0 killrd- I Charles S. Bridges, L.bby
fee. Mrs. C. J. Bieiman ana mrs. mt,th ik. .;r..iA, ...a ... ,.,.n
dicker,! Action On Ouster
'. Of Union's Head
and
Inc
ness,
National Rank and Trust Co. and
Krlward Murphy as arlministra-
E. Jl. Card will be hostesses to the
instructors.
Students from other districts who
need this course for makeup or
or rranRinK flowe"v ."nnw f Th' is ,ivin wilh hia ran-
....... niijf "VV j ipaienta jn Chicago,
?r nhowjt, but not Interested In n-,
rnminx an accredited flower show
juris, should find this course ap
propriate to their need.
DreS- QAV Il'AV Pnarl.. Tli. JlPl
The suit, which accuses the air- idem, said the company will con- Th avi .riikrn.trK.il motino h.r
line of neglinence and careless-1 linua to market salmon, but add-1 nitslnnnrd ad inn Friday on a nrn-
..... t,A h lh 1 .V..,-.,. r. . ,i r r. . . . ..
wan tin u ij inc r. imeti i an cu DOSal tO XUSDPnd AlaUI lCe Hlltt'he-
'In recent years salmon runs son president of the 850,000-rnem-have
declined making profitable ber Carpenters' Union, from the
operations difficult. With an ambi-1 councii
iiuii.y (-aMtai invesiinent pruRiam
planned fur the next few years, it
was decided that, rather than in
i vest additional money necessary
to continue salmon operations, it
would be preferable to use our
nvailahl funds in other direc
tions." in a joint statement, T. F.
S;indoz. president of Columbia
River Packers Assn.. and A. W.
PORTLAND (AP) The Baker Bridle, president of Ward's Cove
Hotel at Baker. Ore., has been! Packing Co., said:
accused of interfering in a bar-1 "All of Libby s extensive opera-
gainine election, the National La- lions in Bristol Bay, Aloser Bay.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Orrt" Rr Mall
thr? mtnthi. Il.ihl. Oattid Or.
n Br Mall Pr Ypar.
im M: manlbs, t tbrvs
Mnihi, l. 5.
Il NrwiHA kw rrrlr Trt
ar, SIH.U ln idvinrr), L
lbM na jfr pet nolb, fl.jl.
Ciinl'r and Rfbfjrr F.O. Rxt
1 Mcnth 1.;.H I" rJ 1
Tear IIK.M JPtr SInKl Copy a
Mall Ratra Apply OaUltft
Citf Limit.
Mall KMbirriptUni Muk R
Pal In Atlvanr
1-1 Brdrnnm hnmn undr $7 POO.
;i-For S7i0 down ach
3-Suitbi for A family of 3.
YOt'NG WOMEN of any faith nerdinf
confidential advira nay contact taiu
olic Chant I", 278 W . Broadway, tu
gent?. Oregon. Dl S-.I642
THIS SPRING put a fruit treVor'two In
oux garden, yard, or on-Hard $2 10
up. Stark guaranteed stot k. Queries
welcome. OR 3-5:121 after S. or week
end. ALCOHOLIC SANONYSiOUS243 S " K. '
Jackson Tueadaa, Saturdavi P M.
OR J-HOW.
--2-
UNITS fn on large lot on the west
aide. Ttia separate apartment is fur
nishtd and returns per month.
Tha horn hat w w carpet in run
nine from the bedroom through the
hall and living room. 11 walnut trees
pay th taxes. All tor $12,900.
FAMILY FINANCE
Homt owned and Operated
Loam Up to $1300
On motor vehicles and furmtui
T20 SE Washington OR 3-527?
WANTED to buy American Guarantv
capital stock. Please write P O. Box
711. Rosehurg
WILL BUY small seller's-contract! at
discount. Immediate cash. Call OR
3-6193 or OR 4-6UU1.
RANCH 8 Wanted To Rent
Reai Estate
Baker Hotel Cited
In Union Election
RAINBOW GARDEN CLUB
A pntlurk lunrhrnn preceded the
last meeting of the Winslon Dil
lard Rainbow Garden Club.
Cnrrepondence from Ihe district
national chairman was read con
cerning work on the Willamette
cemeiery. n leiier wai aio reau ...... kii ' y ..... nr.vllj.n.
from the North American Ijlr So- bor Kelalmns Board said. kodiak Island, Kenai, took Inlet, i ; pr"'""'"
cielv including applications for: The Nl. KB said the charge was l raig, (.eorge Inlet and I'elers
niei'nhership in the club. 'filed by the Hotel Employes 1 burg. Southeastern Alaska, will be
Moielle Welch thanked the club ! Union. continued in conjunction wilh our
for a China doll rosebush present-1 The union accused the hotel of respective companies' present op
ed her while she was confined to 'threatening reprisals against em- i erations.
the hospital. Mavme Wanske re- ployes ii they voted for the union, I "The combined operations will
ine 11. nn sain. mini i me uiii-ii iiitiiiuKtriiieiii
In the recent election, the Nl.RB of A. W. Brindle and R. B. Ilen-
said. 23 persons volcd for the dnckson. vice president of Colum
i union as their bargaining agent. 1 bia River Packers Assn., assisted
I There were 22 voles against the I by Kenneth Kent w ho for years
man was rad requesting club1 union, ana iwn anuiuonai nanois ; w-rn Knu-irfi siiinTiiut-iuieni
members to send their letters to 'hat were challenged, the M.RB of I.ibby s Alaska plains.
(Iiecon senators and renresenla-: said. "It is anticipated there will he
lives on tndisrriminale highway! Huhert Wiener, head of the little rhange in operating person
sprsving and highway hilllxiaids. I M.RB office here, said the inves
Marion Harryman, wild flower i ligation of the union charge and
chairman, presented a report on me oispmea voles will take sev
eral weeKS.
ported on the luncheon meeting of
the Douglas t ounty garden rluhs,
who were guests of the fair board
at Bartons Cafe.
A rqust from th district chair-
nel of the former l.ibbv plants.
Fishing operations are planned In
be continued as in the past. Plans
The council decided to let Hut-
chesnn, now under indictment in
an Indian highway land scandal,
continue a self-imposed exile from
the AKL-CIO Council.
James CM Carey, president of
the International Union of Elec
trical Workers, presented the
council with a motion to suspend
Hutcheson immediately as an
AKL CIO vice president and mem
ber of the council.
But the council finally approved
proposal by George Meany.
to receive a
letter from Hutcheson disclaiming
any misuse of union funds and
pledging to adhere to AKL-CIO
ethical practice codes.
No Evidence, Assertion
Meany told a news conference
the council felt that although
Hutcheson was under indictment,
there was no evidence he was
guilty of charges of conspiracy to
bribe Indiana officials or that
Carpenters' Union funds were in
volved. Allhough the council voted to
receive Hutcheson's letter, no ac
tion was taken on it pending I
Hutcheson's appearance before 1
the council for a personal ac-1 ti
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Phone OR 3-7043 i
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the wild tiger lily. Neva Conrad re-J
ported on the park proiect. Klean-j
or Shigley-and Brunette Wilson'
for the current year's operations counting of his handling of union
Liquor Ad Crops Up
In Dry Oklahoma
going forward.
Sale price was not announced.
Sister Of Dulles
Raps Soviet's Goal
Pine Shipment,
Orders Slump
PORT! .AND ( AP) Pine orders.
nrn.ln.liM mA . U . n - .11 J.
chned last week, the Western Tine "'nMitutionaiiy dry Uklahoina but screlary o( state John Kos
said. . ' oeen 'overusing it jusi ine t.r Uullcs. ch
ENID, OUa. (AP) Warrcni MII.WAl KKE, Wis. (AP) Mrs. I
i.arner nasn t sola any liquor in 1 Klanor Lansing Dulles, sister of
Assn. said
The association said lis report
was hased on information from
IIS mills, and gave these figures
for last week, previous week and
year ago:
Orders M,612.non hoard feet,
90M 7.000 and 77.271.000.
Production 82.378.OlK), 87.207,.
000 and H.ttK.OOn.
(Inters 83.612.000, 0,.17,HK
and 77.271,0(10.
same.
His package store for the sale
of 3 2 beer and soft drinks is listed
in the city directory as "Warren s
Package .Store, liquor and wines,
retail."
The directory was printed in Dal-
arged lodav that the
Soviet Inions proposal for a neu
tralized (lermany constitutes an
attempt "to move Communist
Asia to the Rhine."
Mrs. Dulles also indicated the
Western powers were thinking
now in terms of a proposal to the
attairs
j He has twice refused council in
j vilations to appear and has not
I attended a council session since
December, 1957.
One of the factors the council
had to consider was Hutcheson's
threat to pull his union out of the
AKL-llO. ine labor leaders do
not want to lose another big union,
as happened when the Team
sters' tnion was expelled on
charges of corruption in 1957.
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LARCE 2 BR HOME very good condi
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rae. treet and newer pd. Excellent
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Fullerton Realty
'& Insurance
723 N I Stiphrns
Lost Passenger Plane
Rescued By Airliner ,
rnrm.AND iapj
f - . .V . , ,V1 Z . V ' ."1 Soviet l men to relax Communist
lion is that the printer figured that ...,, .. l.,,, ,;,.rm,nv ,
step toward permuting qreater
Ireedom there and opening the
way for "new plans for the rela-
Oklahoma mav legalie i,qunr "" "'wo pans 01 vermany
i . imuimi i;n.. 1 7 -j'nd Berlin
should (iarner deride to turn his
4 Years In Jail Meted
For Overtime Parking
LEGAL
nyon with package sliue wix
in the liquor business and added
the extra lines. Texas is a wet
slate.
Mint K TO t RKDIIORM
NOTK K IS HFHKBY tilVKN that the
undrrsifiied haa heri appointed Adtnini"
tratrtr Of th F.tata of BKTTY JOY
NIITKR, Derrated, bv the Circuit Court
of the Staia of Orrgon for Doiifiai
j Countv. All peraon having claims
afainnt laid eatate are herehv required
1 .-.f v -i.t .n, ' Prenl th aame. duly verified with
I .OS ANdKI.KS (AP) ror 1R proper vouchera. to the underifnrd at
monlhi Vencil (Jene Hawkins had th ",re ' tn onl cierk of Doui
heen 8e.t,nK traffic ticket, - and l ST. 'L,?':
1 not ing them. i the fimt puhtiratton of thi notice Dated
In court Wertnesdav polu-(t nro-,"nd f,r" puwianed January 2 ii.w
Aitoi-nea.
duced 35 cilalions. Thrv included
running stop signs, illegal lane
Mis. Dulles discussed the Ger- changes, speeding and nine for
speech pre- driving with a revoked dmer's li-
I RANK
LOMBARD
S1TFR
LOMBARD.
man situation
11 he vera ft stnr into nark at' h.
,"ell."db"r0T I ""l rvioth'n, . C ' UW insmme on I nited Mat fo - -Municipal JdSe Joseph Marchet
S . m rl .. I ' I The proposed aw ban. all tvpe. P'"r- . , H"k,"',-1,M- - "!!
Id iJ . J,,. V -TJ V. . of liouor advertisinj. ! 'I'ecal assistant to Ihe rounl and sentenced him to !...
hv N,.Vihttr A,r nV. n "1 1 s,,, departments director of 0s n city jail.
The Northwest n hit 1'ini J I '-"mln AUho.iCh she - - they don't Eet th.,t much
iMr;''1... . was once married. Mrs. Dulles re- '" manslaughter." Hawkins pro-
' k'"-....''d l!",' h' 0,K fUm. nlA. Uerted to the ,.. of her maiden tested outside court. -Anf murder
.u V- nearn a isa s i a vr v i w , name Tears aBO I is onlv seven vears "
from the lei era Atia .in Arrarv - - . . name years a!0 l .
.hat a small craft was lot , ihe HOSD itl SUCd 1 P " '
area
Perkins siMtted the plane, pilot
ed by Hubert Wiggins of Taroina
lie pulled up to it so it could get
in formation, then landed uh
W iggins' trail just behind him at
Yakima
The Portland hound DC I was
carrying 14 passengers.
K I. A MATH FA1.1.S (APt-A pa
tient who asserlel a gauze sponge
was left in his alxlomrn after anj
appendectomy filed a damage!
suit here against the doctor and
the Klamath alley Hospital.
I.anm tiriggs asked S w issLaten
eral damages, $:5,0U0 iniurv and
England Continues
In Flu Epidemic Grip
DOC
LICENSES
Deadline March 1st
1.0MX) (AP) Brit tin's chill
winter rolled back its si-day fot!
curtain today, but kept the coun
try in th (trip of fmir-day flu
(Hfinal figures showed 1
pneumonia and inOuena ictnns
Canada To Build
Arctic Vessel
Note Writer Respects
Recording Machine
I iMi lu.v tmio t a I t I he lug
recording machine looms impres
sively in the dipatch room of the
local safetv buildinu.
it is ireattd with the repeit
due an electronic brain, as w it
ness thi roughly penned sign one
police officer taped to the top;
"Po not pif-h any buttons.
''Do not turn off any switch.
'Po not turn tape by hand.
io ntt breathe on machine.
"Sdlute as you pa by. '
diahility damage, W Ooo fir op- from j. eh 7.u
eration expense-, and $1,1.11 lor
an anticipated future operation.
iiriKK said the apnvndrctomv
wa p'rformed March 3, 19,7, and
that the ftaure anonge as not re
moved until a subsequent opera
tion Alay 6. 1 -7 .
Dr. Kavmond Tice and tha hos
pital were named defendants.
spread epidemic straining medical
MTice to the limit. Of the fatal
ities, were from a flu virus
j which normally leta you off after
four days.
! Hospual beds were closed off to
all but emergency cases. Many
persons had trouble getting a doc-
i tor at home.
t
OTTAWA lAP) - The Canadian
government is goinu to hmtd a Urt-L p C 1I QA rk:
even-milhon dollar hydiogiaphic. worKer K" ntet
research ship to penetrale far into Merle: On Year In llit
in a wide-1 arctic waters.
The 4:iNton vessel will cirrv a BERLIN ( AP ) Informal ;nn Bn-
By Owner i
LOVFI-Y ranch tyly 3 bedroom hnme.
siiuaird on an acre in food ditnri,
Mrlnwe Rnad Thia hnue haw nearly
1 7IM) q (t living a re a . t hare are 2
DHth.. a ffigantic family room. At
Inched 2 car dtrport and ttneac room
Will Mil or lease. OR 3-.i315 or OR
3-824ft
FOR SALE or trade 20 acre lnip'ovel,
irrigated In Yakima valley. Orchard.
hoiie, harn. oiher oiiihuild-r-K. ru v
water, elerlrtctly. paid up water Tight.
v niaintonance Sell esv ierm or
Hade for propertv m Oregon. T F
Kpping. Daa Creek. Ph. Cam ortviHe
JK 2-UT7
CLOSE IN by Court House, "nic 3 bed-,
room home Lrge Iffing room with
fireplace and carpeted Large kitchen
with dining area, dl-h washer and
garbage dupnMl. ' basement. Good
i4 lot. Reasonable. OR 3-72'.
HOME m Laurel wood. 4 bedroomi. 1
full hatha Large living room with
firepUt-e. dining room, kitchen with
diohwatrier and gorbage dnpol. In
to (ated. f nil baemenl arage Cor
ner lot, lovely )rd watt patio. OR
3-72.19
WNT TO BUY acreage with butld
I mn. within 20 miles of Hone burg
Have 2-bed room home in Oakland for
down pament or equity. Phone GY
8
DI PLEX, 2-br each" aide H30 Lo".
rated in excellent rental area. In
come t5 nio. Accept pickup. Jeep,
1 vacation trailer or nice boat aa down
pavnvenl OR 2-;i52.
CLEAN, attractive 2-bedroom home on
1 acre rich Garden Valley olL t&tMt
$00 down, or will accept car. pickup .
or umall house trailer. Phona OR 3-,
.IBIS or OR 3-3547
MI'ST acll good 2 bedroom in Mvrtle
(vek. Take trailer, pickup, car or
paper on xxl equity If v-u h've
ch don't nn thi. Owner. US 1- '2M
TWO BEDROOM modern homo
l Martin Bi o plant in Oak land
I a: d and hade. 14 'O0 cah. Phone
1 GY -.UH4 Glide
G R KE N DISTRICT Three bedroom.
fiteplace. plastered, hardwood floor v
f!ovr furnace: large garage. Full price
SJ2.0 Si.ViO down. il no OR
Kot R BFDROOM notice on Fowler St
for rent. vs mo or ell 5X)Q terma
or 4Atm rh OR 3-8HW1
THRFF "BFOROOM "home. lfWS W
t.irnell On Gl can ba refinanced
OR 2 27R9 afier I PM
40 At'RtS. Myrtle Creek I'mVproved"
Creek lon down. 30 mo. Write Bo
KS.t. New Review
"OR SALE or trade " "AT'joini'tty
I'-nn. s room houtt, city water.
Phone OR :i-4"-20
S.OiiO FVrrTY in hi-me. large garage
for JUluO cash, or will comider rtoune
trailer, car or pickup OR .V-7J02
VKK OFFER rtl or trad 2-bedrooBi
house. OR2 2WOa
TOR SALE ORTRADE euivTin
modern, .1-bedroom home OR 3-473
FOR SVLE hv owner? 3-hedrno-n" S'H-
on I reek home Prime i!e OR t
Sijl H acre frontinf calking Road.
Ecaated OR 3-417J.
1000 Acre Ranch
HIGHWAY frontage, close In. fenced,
large level meadow, lota of gra&a.
Part has been platted for sub-dlviinn
See the map Hurrv, this ranch will
sell. Only 3,000. Good terms.
42 ACRES on the river at Dillaid Gar
den soil now seeded to clover. $00,000.
Terms.
10 ACRES 20 or so tillable, live creek
Older, large 3 bedroom home, barn,
hen houe. shop, orchard. Only $B,0oo,
half caoh.
GARDEN Valley acreage on N Ump
qua river. Modern home. barn, out-
Dial OR 2-3172 1 buildings Real garden aoil. Only $12,-
wai. lerma.
Centrally Located
Low Weekly Rales
i 'All Comloru of Home
I Hotel Grand
CLEAN, completely furnished hou-e-,
keepir.j room, private entrance. Wsiii
I to P.O. Utilities paid. .'10 Mo. 14.M
SEShort St.
BOARD AND room for older lad. Ex
cellent food and care. Private r pen
arnner. OR 3-j294
DELICIOUS mealf. nice rooms J9
Ann's Boarding House. OR 3-7947
WARM ROOMS, close in Private bath
308 Spruce. t jootot Washington.
LA RGE. front sleeping room, close in.
OR 3-6.W2 or OR 3-3311.
ROOMS, private) entrance 1413S. E.
Mill-
SLEEPING rooms. 0 . Moher.OR
3-72J7.
NEAR Glide. A lovely, large 2 bed
room home Oak floor, fireplace,
plastered walls, picture windows. Pat
in. lawn, shrub Good well. 2' level
acres, 10.300 Gl or bank terms.
Lloyd A. Wilson )
Realtor '
17 S E. Stephens
Phone OR 3-8578
HALL, REAL I
ESTATE
WINCHESTER ST.
FINE OLDER HOME. tie. living, din-'
tng rm. one big bdrm dn . one in
full baement. ige unfinisned up
tairs. Cool Top furnace heat. ttl.WO.
terms. j
WEST SLOPES LOTS !
YOUR CHOICE of level, view or dav-i
light basement building lots in fine
Wetide area. Priced from tllM to
gjooo, terms. ,
HUCREST
near
BEAUTIFUL TWO -BDRM home on artis
ticallv landscaped corner Int. fenced
for prtvac. Dining room, eating space
in well-arranged kitchen. Ige utility
rm Hdwd floom, frpl. Dbl. att ed gar
age, patio, arbor Call for app't to
tew this at Sl SOO. CJuick posteasion.
WINSTON AREA
SMALL HOUSE on two lge lot. bd
rm. lv. rm. utiht. bath Stove, refri
gerator, some furniture )nc 4 Oof)
cash. Adjoining 10 acre river bot
tom land, ffhoold grow anything, at
tt.ono. tl diO dn.
LOVE1.Y THREE BDRM honte on .
Lookmgglass Rd . all spacious rooms.!
dream kitchen, h -w fir, frpl, Ige lot,
vallev view. Many fin feature $11
on about Si.OtK) dn. take over Gl
mrtg. or FHA, GI term.
Ellrn C. Hall. Broker
526 NE Garden Valler Blvd.
Office OR 3-XW7. Home OR 2-454?
Mrs. Stewart OR 3-3207
crew of tM) to ro ann a Mientific
stalf of li to 20 Tartet dale for
completion Is spring of 1).
lr. W. K. van Steenbttrh. sci
entific director for the TYoltmral
Surveys Department. jid n hiII
be one of the finest and nmi nioj
ern research veei afloat.
reau Vtet, a pria!e VVet Brrlin
, intellisonce a;rnc'. repn a Com
munist Kast (.erin an Court has
I sentenced a warehouse worker to
a year in jail for calline partv
chief Waller l lhrecht a jeik. The
- defendant was identified as Her-
bert Baumann of Zwickau.
1
i
t ht!a goe a It g
cent ymt ran rea
a Newa-Rattasr 4
a For f
1 itousaniia th
auTie4 ad. Pbooa
Garden Valley Homes
HERE s a landscaped beauty for both
oung fmil living and retirement
The spacious hou ha 4 bedrooms,
full dining room. carpeted lit ing
room, and 2 tiled bath The S acre
include orchard. afalfa field and
outbuiidi'gs. Truly ou money a worth
for tlt0.
CI 0B In cute t bedroom home on a
uh acre fronting a fine boating and
!ri ng potl on the N t'mpQua A
lai ge berr patch prn ide additional
Income S12.900 at It. (WO down. Quick
possession.
RrSFRt'RG REALTY aV INS CO.
I mpqna Hotel l-cbhv OH 2-1 WW
NO DOWN PAYMENT to " ftnancian'r
reaponjuhie peron ' one bedroom
houte :th basement and garage.
r-none ur 2-ui.
SELL or trade room home n l-ake-iie
for horn in Rovebutg. OR 3-HO
evenings
WILL" eil t41fequitv m "ho"eand
t etwag for no. OR a-Oft atar
10 Apartments
MOTEL UNITS All ,l77liTWilii
kilrhrni, $1 and J;J k Unns
utilttie fuir.ishtt Winchentr Morl
(Old H,,hw., N. ,1 Wmclicaut
Br. duet
COTTAGE apt., furnithrd One " block
north of Junior Hiah on Roi., Sttw-t
$4.s month Liahu. water and m-tipc
rrvir. paid. H 11 Ron Street OR
TWO BEDROOM tparunent In new tn.
pleK. Electrlr heal, hardwood floor
Wired for automatic washer and drw
er Unfurnished t-i Weat Rallf
OR 3-6770 or OR 3-iao
LARGE. 2-bedroom dnwnittaira apt "un
furnished. LarR fenced-in turk'sard
3 702a l BCh00i "nd clty "n1"- OR
NICE clean. l-hedroomfumihed apt
Heat, hfhti, water and garbage irrv.
Ire furm.hed On ground floor rln
to Benion School. mo. OR 2-.m.-n
UPSTAIRS APT , a room., partly furl
nuhed: water and garbage removal
fuTii.hed. HO mo. Roy o. Young. OR
THREE ROOM modern apartmemfur.
niahed Cloa. In. All utihtiea furnUhed
Reaaonaole. ideal for working coupie.
Call OR 3J108
URXISHED APTS ." Washing "f.ellitie,
furninhed. inquire Garden Vallej uar.
ket. OR J-.1017 or OR 3Jia02
APT. 4 rooma and hath, nicelr furn'.h.
J-'""" "eat Aduli..
I1.T8 SE.Stephena.OR 0-7007.
SICE APT. furntahed. til. k.tehen. tvih.
Wauir. garbaga aereire, waahirg fat.l-
Itiea furnished. M7 SO OR 2-i'A4
FURNISHED 1-hedroorn ap.rtnvent Pi,,:
me. paid Weathill Ap.rtmen... 17
W . Harvard
FURNISHED apt l month " Water and
garbage aervic. paid 711 S g Jir-
non
ONE BEDROOM "apartment Refr gera.
FURNISHED 2 V) room .pt.Utu,t,.a
.0 a, ween, us 8-0919 Ra
ker a Motel.Wm.10n
ONE bedroom furniahed"apt Utilities
paid. Walking distance to town- 177
NEKl.math OR J-taei
N1CE 4-room. modern. " part,. U,- fur.
ni.hed apt. ReaaofMbla. OR l-,mi3
ONLY Ha tor attractive A. ,
room duplex apartment m' rsn.e
refrigerator and heater. -OR 2-10ftt '
"0,M- """ .partm-t.
S'e Doui,'.7
LARGE 1-room apartment Heat a-d
water furniabed. IU month. 20 N E.
Patterson '
CLEAN, furnished 3-room apartmML.
cl. In 101 s E. Put.
FURNISHED. 1-bedroom aptck,-.-
c.arage After i n pM bi I iTi-5"
FURNISHED APT "..., .,Unc.
Roomy, reasonable OR 3-417
r HNlSHtD J bedroom" upMau-a ap,
IM. Utihtie. paid. OS I-8S7S
CLEAN. 3 room furnished flat. 1261 IF
, stephena OR 1-3270 '
THRrr room furnished apartment" OR
ONI 2-room furnished
furnished Call OR 3-,' m ""
"7!"?.H,1P ""A. " "uple.
A.l utilities OR J-uw0
El HNISHED APTS OB a-V,'
TWO ROOM aoartmert7in Bailfst.
IT.R NISH ED 1-room pV OR .(,. "