10 Tn Nawt-Rtview, Roteburg, Ore. Tuei., Mar. 3, 1959
Demo Chieftain Johnson
Accused Of Ignoring Pleas
For More Party Huddles
WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. WU-j
liam Proxmire (D-Wi) iiid to
day that other Democratic ena
tora have appealed in vain to
Majority Leader Lyndon B. John
son of Tex a i for more frequent
party conferences.
Proxmire aurprised hit col
leaguea earlier last week by
peaking out against the power
concentrated in Johmon'a hands
and calling for more democracy
in shaping the Democrats' pro
gram in the Senate.
"The typical Democratic sena
tor has literally nothing to do with
determining the legislative pro
gram and policies of his party in
the Senate, he said.
In a letter today to the editor
of the Washington Post, replying
to an editorial about his speech,
Proxmire said he was not the only
Democratic senator disturbed that
party conferences are called only
once a year.
The newspaper's editorial 1 said
Proxmire perhaps had a point in
wanting more meetings of the
Democratic conference, but it add-
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Tuesday
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5y J. R. Williams
ed, "let him and like-minded Sen
ators request them.
Results So Far Zero
To this, Proxmire replied that
to his certain knowledge other i
senators have done exactly this,
but he said that the results have
been lero.
He reiterated his contention
that the leadership has a respon
sibility to call Democratic confer
ences and to prepare an agenda
that would give the party mem
bers voice in the legislation to
be brought up for action.
Proxmire also complained about
the editorial's criticism that he
had been "perfectly content to
heap praise upon Mr. Johnson
when it served his purpose."
"This is truly strange argu
ment," he said, adding that "it
would seem to follow that only
those who constantly criticiied
and have never been able to say
anything good about the leader
ship should criticize it."
Proxmire said that In bis
speech, as on previous occasions,
he had described Johnson as an
extremely able leader.
FM Radio Catches On
As Musical Medium
PORTLAND (AP) Butterfat -Tentative,
subject 1 0 immediate
change-Premium quality, de
livered in Portland, 59 62 cents a
lb; first quality, S6-5S; second
quality, 51-54.
Buller-Bulk rubes, f o b. wholesalers-Grade
AA, 93 score, 59:
A grade, 92 score, 58; B grade, 9U
score, 56; C grade, 89 score, 54.
Cheese - To wholesalers - Oreeon
singles, 41-48; S-lb loaf, 43',-53'i.
Kggs-To retailers Grade AA,
larne. 41-44; A large, 40-42; AA
medium, 37-40; A medium, 37-39;
AA small, 34-36. Cartons, 13 cents
additional.
Eugs To producers - AA large,
32 36' 3; A large, 29-31'-; AA
medium, 28-30'a; AA small, 25
27'i. Wool-Nominal, clean basis.
Eastern Oregon produced V blood
80-85; H blood, 85-88; H blood,
93-96; fine, 1.00 102.
Live poultry-No. 1 fryers. 24-4
lb, 18-19 at farm; light hens, 10
13 at farm; heavy bens, 15-17 at
fr.-n.
Babbits - Average to growers
Live white 3i-4'4 lb, 20-23; col
ored pelts, 5 cents less; fresh
killed fryers, to retailers, 57-60;
cut up, 61-64.
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef carcasses-Steers, choice,
500-700 lb, 45 00-47.50; good, 42.50-
46.00; standard, 41.00-44 00; com
mercial cows 40.00-42.00; utility,
38.50-41.00; canners and cutters, 1 25.00; load 900 lb mostly choice
NEW YORK (AP) One of the
fastest growing entertainment me
dia in the country today is FM
radio.
A basic reason is that a rapid
ly increasing number of adults
who enjoy listening to "good,"
though not necessarily "classical"
music are failing to find it on
their regular local AM radio sta
tions. There are now 579 FM stations
on the air. Last year the Federal
Communications Commission is
sued 127 new construction permits
and only 22 stations went off the
air. Today there are 70 FM appli
cations pending. A year ago there
were 39. Five years ago there were
only four.
After a period In the duldrums
resulting from the impact of tele
vision, the revival of FM reflects
a growing public demand for high
fidelity music reproduction.
One who grows accustomed to
hi-fi musie often is not satisfied
with the musical tones heard on
AM radio, which generally cuts
off at from 5,000 to 8.000 cycles.
Most TV audio reception is equal
ly constricted.
Signal Static-Free
But an FM station operates In
a wider frequency band than AM.
Normally utilizing a range up to
15.000 cycles, its signal is almost
free of static and can be heard
in fuller dynamic range. Subdued
musical passages don't have to
battle background noise and there
is less distortion in loud passages.
Experts in industry and govern
ment say that the present come
back of FM also reflects the ter
rific crowding of the AM band.
The fact that TV no longer is nov
elty, and the opportunity of an FM
station to make real money for
tiie first time.
The profit lies in "subsidiary
authorizations" which the FCC
started granting three years ago.
Under these authorizations sta
tions can sell "background music"
services to stores, factories and
the like without advertising con
tent. Because of the very wide FM
channel, a station can simulane
ously handle two different pro
grams one for the general pub
lic and the other for special serv
ice subscribers.
FCC Okays Channels
FM is a development by the late
Dr. Edwin H. Armstrong of Al-
fiine, N.J., who had difficulties in
aunching his brainchild of the
1930s. The FCC authorized 35 com
mercial channels and five educa
tional effective Jan. 1, 1941.
The National Assn. of Broad
casters estimates that there are 15
million FM seta , in use in this
country today. Of this total, 12
million are estimated to be in
American homes. This means that
24 per cent of all homes contain
at least one FM receiver.
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BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOOM
3-3
Jayne Mansfield & Hubby
Finally Furnish Mansion
By BOB THOMAS
AP Movie-TV Writer
HOLLYWOOD (AP) You will
be happy to know that Jayne
Mansfield's house is no longer as
bare as she was in Brazil.
Remember all that jazz, about
Jayne and Mickey Hargitay sleep
ing on the floor in their barren
Beverly Hills mansion? No more.
They've got their own bed now.
"Texas-size that's bigger than
king-size," explains Dallas-reared
Jayne.
"There will be a heart-shaped
' red canopy over the bed," she
said, pointing. "On the wall above
the bedstead will be cupids and
arrows in marble. And all around
the bottom of the bed will be pink
fluorescent lighting. "
Jayne was giving me a personal
lour of the remarkable house.
She was wearing a remarkably
filled blue sweater and black
tights decorated with a pink pussy
rat and pink tassels. Pink is a
dominant theme here.
House Built By V.lltt
The house, huil by Rudy Vallee
in his "Vagabond Lover" days, is
now pink with a special glitter
added to the paint "It shines just
heavenly at night." Around the
Sunset Blvd. property is a new
pink stone wall.
"Come see my bathroom it's
divine," she urged. 1 did, and it
is. The heart-shaped tub has a
gold-mosaic bottom. The shower is
studded with jeweled tile.
"Mickey tore out the tile in all
11 bathrooms," she reported.
"They were just too dreary. We'll
put pink fur on the floor,"
Jayne wandered on to tne nod
rooms of her daughter, Jayne Ma
rie, 8, which was filled with dolls
collected from Jayne's travels,
and of her son, Miklos Jr., 2
months, who slumbered in his
heart-s h a p e d bed. The baby's
room was painted with a fairy
tale mural which depicted Jayne
as a witch. She pointed out that
the rabbits in the design even
had heart s h a p e d noses and
navels.
Sole adornment of the ballroom
size living room so far is a foun
tain of white marble "from Hun
gary, just like Mickey." She said
it would some day squirt champagne.
37.00-40.00.
Beef cuts choice steers- Hind
quarters, 51.00-55.00; rounds 51.00
55.00; full ,oins trimmed, 63.00
68 00; forequarters, 40.00-43.00;
chucks, 42.00-45.00; ribs, 50.00
58.00. 41.50; good, all wts. 37.00-40.00.
Pork carcasses-Shipper style,
28 00-29.00.
Pork cuts-Loins, 12-16 lb 42.00
45.00; shoulders, 16 lb down,
31.50-35.00; spareribs, 42.00-45.00;
fresh hams, 12-16 lb, 46.00-50.00.
Slab bacon-All wts, 42.00-50 00.
Veal-All wts. choice, 58.00
63.00; good, 57.00 61.00; standard,
52.00-58.00.
Produce
Lambs - Choice, 45-55 lb, 39.00
Potatoes - Deschutes Russets,
No. 1-A 100 lbs, 2.75-3.00; few 3 25
3.85; bakers 8-12 oz 3.60-4.00; few
to 4.25; bales 5-10 lb mesh 2 25
2.50; No. 2s 50 lbs 85-95 cents;
Idaho Russets No. 1-A bales 5-10
bags 100 lbs 2.00-3.50; new crop
Fla. round reds 50 lbs 3.00-3.50.
Onions-Ore. yellow Danvers 50
lb sks med, 5.25-5.50 some high
er. 3 inch min 6 00-6.25 Calif.
white large to 8.50 some to 10.50.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND (AP) (USDA)
Cattle salable 1,600; fed 'steers
ana neuers slow through, 25 to
fully 50 lower; cows fully steady;
bulls steady; about two loads low
choice 990-1.060 lb fed steers 27.00;
mixed good and low choice steers
25.00-26.50; small lot 26.75; good
and low choice fed heifers 25.00
25.50; including 975 lb low choice
at 25.50; utility cows 18.00-20.00;
canners and cutters 15.00-17.00;
Holstein cutters to 17.50: utilitv
bulls 23.50-24.50; one individual to
feeder steers 26.50,
Calves salable 150; vealers
steady; choice 34.00-36.00; one
head 36.50; good vealers 30.00
33.00; standard 25.00-29.00.
Hogs salable 1.500; butchers and
sows steady; 250 head U.S. 1-2
butchers 190-220 lb 18.25-18.50; No.
2-3 180-235 lb butchers 17.50-18.00;
some 240-270 lb weights 16.00
17.00; mixed grade 300-550 lb sows
13.00-15.50; a few to 16 00.
Sheep salable 750; trade active;
slaughter lambs 1.00 higher;
slaughter ewes and feeders
scarce, steady; three decks of
choice 101-107 lb slaughter lambs
19.50; good and choice, mostly
good, slaughter Iambs 13.00-19.00;
cull to good slaughter ewes 4 00
9.00; few sales medium and good
feeder lambs 15.00; good-choice
15.50-16.50, small lots 17.50.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND (AP) Coarse
grains, 15-day shipment, bulk,
coast delivery:
Oats, No.2, 38-lb white 52.00-53.00
Barley, No. 2. 45-lb B.W. 50.50-51.00
Corn No.2 E.Y. sh'p't 56.00-56.25
Wheat (bid) to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 204
Soft White (hard applicable) 2.04
White Club 2.04
Hard Red Winter:
Ordinary 207
12 per cent .' 2.08
Hard White Baart:
Ordinary ...... 2.15
10 per cent 2.15
11 per cent 2.15
12 per cent 2.15
Car receipts: Wheat 116; barley
26; flour 42; corn 13; oats 3; mill
feed 18.
4 Real Estate !5 Bus'ess Opportunities
Young's
Best Buys
FIVE BR home rlo to High School
LR. DR. Kit. 2 BR Win floor. 3
BR 2nd floor. X baths, uulity room.
Central heat. Sing l-rn Nicely
larsdwaped; paved ttreel. kww
$15,500. Refinance.
Estate Sale
Business Property
133 FT fronting Diamond Lake Blvd.
by 2&0 ft or more deep. cabuis, stor
age building. 3 room cotUac. duplex,
and T room house. Furniture and fix
ture. Property inspection afternoonm
onl). Written bids will be accepted
by trustee who reserve the right U
refu any and all bids.
LIVE A LITTLE!
Get money at
'MONEYLAND'
Pacific Q FinarKS
Classified Section
4
.John J. and Lee Zenor, Trustees
THREE BR home on West Side LR. 1745 N E. Diamond Lake Blvd. OR 3-S3T2
DR. Kit . bath, utUity rm . baoement mm.u ..liwwywwtM,
Central forced air oil furnace, 1 car r
gamge. Large lot on paved .ireet. on L I Art tit FinQnCIQl
sewer Only H5U0. Refinance thru OI V LWUIll I IUMIIVIMI
or FHA. I
VERY NICE S BR home on naved
street. LR with floor furnace, ur-rvu
comb , bath with liiowsr, utility. J-car
attached garage with storage rm.
IWoOO FHA or CI. Will accept tr
trailer horns a part.
GOOD S BR home on Rose St. Wins
ton. LR with fireplace, din. -kit. comb.,
bath, utility, 1-car garsge, plus un
finished 3-csr carport. On sewer, city
water plus well and pump for irriga
tion. S7750. GI or FHA. Immediate
possession to qualified buyer.
TWO BEDROOM home, walking- di.
tanc from town. LK, din -kit. comb ,
bath, utility, 1-car garsge Paved
street, on sewer. S5030. gtiOO down, f
balance sw per month, in teres at
included. 1
730 A. stock ranch, about TO A. can be
cultivated. Live creek. 18-20 A. oan
be irrigated. Gravel bar. 10c yd. rev
enue. Fenced, cross-fenced with wov
en wire. Good springs. S BR modern
ranch home, 3-car garsge. Two barns,
other buildings on highway. S33.000
Good terms to right buyer. Will take
In small trade.
We have other food farm and ranches.
For Sale: Trsller house with built-on
annex, on H A of land, on river.
City water. Good garden soil, fruit
trees. Only S.1950, $250 down, balance
(40 per month. Interest at in
cluded. Roy O. Young
&Son, Realtors
Paper Delivery
If your paper is not
delivered
Call OR 2-3321
BETWEEN 6 And 7 PM.
Reel Estate
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Orsgen By Ms II Per
Year, SI5.IM; tlx months, $7.M
three mentas, fl.Og. Oatilde Ore
gn By Msll Per Yesr,
giii.m: six months, fS.Qe; three
saenlhi, 1.5e.
By News-Relw Carrier Fer
Fear, SI8.UO advance), Less
than eae year ser menth, Sl.it.
Ceenter and Rssebsrg P.O. Revet
1 Menth gl.&ll Mas. I9.WV 1
Fear Sia M Per Single Cspy so
Msll Rstet Apply OsUles
City Limits.
Mail BobscHptlens Mast Be
Pstd 1b Advance
Ground fluor of Pacific Bldg.
733 S. E. CssS Ave
Kenneth J. Dresier, Salesman
Office Ph. OR 3-0871 - Res. Ph. OR 3-3801
ALL NEW
EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS
MOVE RIGHT IN Its vacant and we
have the key. We mean this newer
roomy, 2 bedroom home on Lincoln
St. with city sewer all paid for. Only
$J,100 at about 10 per cent down.
FINE 3 BR. Home with double garage.
perimeter ou heat. Inside utility room,
big dining area, luih loam soil. East
Douglas Street, on but line. Come a
running! g 11.200.
BIO ROOMS, (Including the 17' bed
room) big garage 3 cars plus stor-
sgei, big palio -about SO' x 50 ) big ejoM. Nice J-bedroom home, hardwood
water and riven, big picture window
(one whole wall of the living room
MAGNESS
REAL ESTATE
We have several new listings
we are proud to offer as ex
ceptionally good buys Check
this list and call us for an appointment.
personal loons ad mm
vsed ear flneceig
Gene McCoy, Mgr.
The Second Nicest
Man la Town
Pectffe Fateece Ueas
044 I.E. Stephens
LOAN'S
REAL ESTATE AUTOMOBILES
fUBKITUBl AND SALARY
S30. to S23O0.
COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
FINANCE CORPORATION
813 S. I. Oak. OR 3-M84.
FAMILY FINANCE
Homo owned and Operated
Loans Up to $1500
On motor vehicles and furnituie
T2 SB Washington OR 3-527?
WILL BUY small seller's contracts at
discount. Immediate cash. Call OB
3-6193 or OR 4-GOfil.
Rooms
Centrally Located
Low Weekly Rates
All Comforts of Homo
Hotel Grand
CLEAN, completely furnished house
keeping room, private entrance. Walk
to PO. Utilities paid. $30 Mo. 1461
S E. ShortSt:
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. Util
ities paid. Parking space. Ckm In.
$7 and SO week. 535 S E. Lane.
BOARD AND room for older lady. Ex
cellent food and cats. Private or pen
sioner. OR 3-52J4
DELICIOUS meals, nice rooms. J
Ann's Boarding House. OR 3-7947.
Statistics Show Americans
Spending More On Cleanser
By SAM DAWSON ;
AP Butintss N.ws Analyst
NKW YOltK (AIM Business!
statisticians ran ti'U you almost
anything today. They know or .
say thry lo how many baths i
you take a week and how much 1
fco.ip you use. j
They can say how much the v-'
erage bomcmakrr spends on
keeping the house clean. They '
can give the cost of keeping a
skyscaper's insiiles spic and span. I
Statisticians may just he in love!
with figures. Hut businessmen
want their reports for other rca-j
sons. They need to know the le-!
mand so they ran plan nroduc-i
tion. They want the potential so
they can lay out sales drives.
The comlurting statistical news j
today is that Americans are get
ting cleaner every year. i
aiaiisucians say mat in 1916
Americans used S3 pounds of soap
a year per capita, and now 29
pounds. From this the experts de
duce that Americans take 26 bil
lion baths a year, or some 500
million a week.
The nation's 30,000 tailor shops
and cleaners now do a record Vt
billion dollar a year business
keeping rlothes fresh. The total
of dry cleaning bills goes up an
average of 3 per rent a year
Cleanser Sptndinfl High
This year Americans are ex
pected to spend nearly SO mil
lion dollars, or $12 a fanulv, on
household cleansers, cleaners,
polishes, deodnriirrs and aien
(ectants. Last year th total was 530
million dollars.
To this could be added millions
more spent on home painting, and
for vacuum cleaners, polishers
and other appliances.
Some 300 maintenance contrac
tors tidy up New York's big build
ings. One, taking care of XM sky
scrapers here, in Philadelphia,
Newark, N. J., and Chicago, uses
75.0DO gallons of resin and plastic
based floor finishes a year, 30.000
gallons of liquid detergents, tons
of cleaning powder compounds.
One company the Sahre Meal
Product Co. of Lyons, III is out
with a special jet airport sweeper
to clean two million square feet
of runway per hour. The product
can pick up sand, gravel, stone,
bolts, nails, metal rods, rags,
wrenches or pop bottles.
Keeping U. S. Guardian Role
Pending Self-Rule Ability
Sought For Indian Tribes
By JOHN KAMPS I the primary importance of Indian
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS attainment of equality in health
WASHINGTON ( AP ) Congress and education with appropriate
was asked Monday to reassure i federal aid, before federal respon
American Indians they may stay sibility is ended." Murray said,
under Uncle Sam's wing until! He expressed belief the legisla
they're ready to leave. 1 tion "could be a milestone of
Resolutions restating the federal progress in the unhappy history
government's duty to protect the of this government's relations with
Indians were prepared for intro- i the first Americans."
duction in the Senate and House. Murray said the need for such
Co-sponsors are Sens. James E. lecislation was voiced hv manv
Murray (D-Mont) and Richard L. Indians at hearings conducted by;p,,r Line, Par Issue
i.ruuviKi'i iu-uiri aim jeps. i.ee ieuoerger aurmg me pasi session
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big fireplace (with raised hearth you
can sit on), small lawn postage
stamp slsef, small swimming pool
kid size), small upkeep cost (every
thing tn fine shape) and a small
price (considering everything) ,of only
$20,000. Mighty small chance of find
ing a better buy too, so you'd better
make that appointment now.
NORTHS IDE 3 BEDROOM low cost
home on paved street and sewer. $J,
750 on terms.
CLOSE IN BUILDING ACREAGES.
North of town 1.000 each. East of
town 4 ac. SI ,300. North Umpqua
frontage 1,750.
Roseburg
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Insurance
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IT PAVS-
512 ACRES
Metcall and Leroy Anderson
Montana Democrats.
Murray is chairman of the Sen
ate Interior Committee which han
dles Indian legislation.
He said in a-prepared statement
that Indians had misinterpreted a
1953 resolution under which the
government began freeing them
from federal controls.
Many Indians fear they will be
cast out. turned out in tin world
before they are ready to compete
with whites without the protection
they get as wards of the govern
ment. Murray said.
Guardian Role To End
"Eventually federal responsibil
ity toward Indians will be termi
nated," Murray said.
"However, as this resolution
states 'no Indian tribe or group
of Congress. The Oregon senator
is chairman of the Interior Indian
Affairs subcommittee.
COP Aid Requested
Support from Republican sen
ators and the Eisenhower admin
istration was requested by Mur
ray, who said his resolution
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CLOSE IN. fenced and cross fenced
large fields of clover. Creek, springs
and a pond. 2 homes. 2 bams, out
buildings. Full pne only $30,000
$10,000 down. May take clear property
aa pari.
29 WIDOW MUST SELL Attractive T
i piex cut in. uniy siu,uuu a.uuu
'frankly based upon a speech ! ,f J"" owrt',e,""t icpfsn mcomctiy. notify
maH hv thA Spprpturv nf Interior u immed.etely. We will not t responsible (or
... y aecreiary ot interior lmor Mf ,ncofrKt jBWrt10n. sucn re
in flagstaff, Ariz.. Sept. 18, 1958. sponsibihtr it limited to re'und of onci pud
"I ail! willing tO accept the! or correct Insprt.on of Itlvirtiment.
words of the administration's ,"-- M'1 Uut n
spokesman on Indian policy and i
Rive them the force of Consres- -n-n-n-
sional approval,' Murray said. 1 pArCrtfinlc
Interior Secretary Seaton made rciJUUUW
a radio broadcast over Arizona
and New Mexico radio stations
after a visit to the Navajo reser
vation.
LOOK AT THIS! Large, clean, mod-
ern, 3-bedroom home. Doubl. garage,
plus 2 rentals. Room for sever ai
more. Htway frontage, only $8,500 on
terms. Good discount- for all cash.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY. Close In.
Hiway frontage SOO ft. also 300 ft.
on Railroad City water and sewer,
excavated. It's priced to sell.
Lloyd A. Wilson
Realtor
floors, oil floor furnace, large dining W ABM ROOMS, close tn. Private bath
room, also a large breakfast room, I SOS Spruce, at foot of Washington,
and basement garage. This home is! large, front sleeping room, dose in.
expandable and could be a 3 or 4
bedroom. Just 7 blocks from city
center. Don't wait too long on this If
you're looking for good buy. Try
low down-payment under FH A. State
G.L or Fed. CI
IF YOU want a newer, extra-nice home,
see th is. Priced below market at
14.000. Large living room with fire
place, 3 nice-stxed bedrooms, large
bath with butltins, dining room with
French doors opening on patio. Beau
tiful birch kitchen, extra large utility,
and believe It or not, with all of this,
you get a nicely finished playroom.
This beautiful home la heated with
forced air oil furnace. Don't fail to
see this if you are looking for a real
nice home. Ask ua about financing.
We have several good acreagea that
are just waiting for a new owner to
move Into and you will be proud to
call your home.
'WE CAN ALWAYS VSZ
ANOTHER GOOD LISTING
ORCHARD 3-5340
916 S. E. Washington
Iris Reinert
Millard or Marlon Magneaa
OR S-H570
OR 3-5017
CROWDED?
ONLY $9500 Spacious, newer 3-bedroom
home, large living room, fire
place, kit-din. room, nice bath, double
garage. Street ami sewer paid. Good
GI or FHA.
BEST YET
12 ACRES, verr good hom. Dh aj 1 , MOTEL UNITS
OR 3-S302 or OR 3-3518.
ROOMS, privat entrance. 1413 S.
Mia
SLEEPING roonu. 60S S. Mother. OB
3-7237.
10 Apartments
Choice Apartments
Oakhill Vista Homes
Winchester Court
Westvue Court - Terrace Apts. ,
FURNISHED and unfurnished. Some
have hoat. hot water provided. AU
have water, garbage and yard serv
ice furnished. Rents from SO0 up.
Must be seen to appreciate. Call OR
3-U40, OR 3-9631 or OR 3-1S03.
FAIRHAVEN APTS.
1643 W. Harvard 0
NEW LOW WINTER RATES
S35 to fiT.M
VERY NICE, clean, desirable 1 -bedroom.
Furnished or unfurnished. On
city bus. Shopping and postoft.ee close
by. OR 3-60X2.
1667 S t. Stephens
Phone OR 3-83781
bedroom. Handy kit-din. room.
living room, fireplace, forced air fur
nace. Dry, day-light basement. Dou
ble garage. Rnofpd patio. Beautiful
setting. Just 1 1,500.
1 V2 BATHS.
NEW 3-bedroom. Lovely kitchen, world
ot built in. Nook, dining area. Large
living room with fireplace, oil fur
nace. Tub and shower, nice built
in Port and storae Large west
side lot. Very reasonably priced, flj-
Acre or Two
Platts
Fullerton Realty
& Insurance
1 723 SI Stephen,
Dial OR J-H173
Open House Scheduled
In South Deer Creek
South Deer Creek ('ranee has
set March 21 as the date for the
Grante open home.
The theme will follow the cen
tennial, with all attending wearing
corresponding clothing. Those hav
ing pioneer items for exhibition
m.iv bring them.
The Grange's next card party
will be March 14 in the Deer I'reeit
Hall. Mr. and Mrs. 1.. U l'atterson
will be in charge. The next Home
Kconomics meeting will be Thurs
day in the home of Mrs. C. L.
Branton.
A waffle suppe' held re
cently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Ilrumhach.
The Grange has voted to pur
chase t new record player.
Ex-Rose Queen
Named In Suit
PORTLAND (AP) Gloria
Kriegc-r, former Portland Rose
Festival queen now in Hollywood
Reai Estate
back ard. Near school, bus.
SMimrmng pool. gVTSO. 1142 SE. Main.
OR 3-.24
ONE acre on the north Vmpqua river
above the dam. Unexcelled boating,
swimming, leisurely living. Not cheap,
but worth the price. OK 3-4H23.
MODERN 1 "bedroom tth den off large
living room, acparate dining room.
S car garage Close to city center,
schools and churchea. FHA appraised.
OR 3-4072
YOUNG WOMEN of any faith needing
confidential ad v. re niay roniact lain
olic Chanties, 2A W Broadway, Eu
gene. Oregon. Dl S-3C42.
lie stated his Dosition this wav: THIS SPRING put a fruit tree or two tn
eh..U w,A it. e-O k. n.,n, . UK'. t.i .-.. .L...U our Harden, yard, or orchard. 92 10
' r j i "'"""J"1"1; wu" : Y ." iriw or icniup siwuia . up. Surk l want stock. Queries
mc init idi B'ri iiun-m unless n enu lis reiaiHUTsnip wlin tne ictl- wrlcome. OR a-M2l after , or weea
ihas clearly demnstrated. . .that , eral Rovernment unless such tribe ! nd-
it understands the plan. . .and it ; or group has clearly demonstrated alcoholic s anonymocs 245 s E.
I concur, in and supports the,- first that it understands the! 0RkSwTuMd'1' Salurdyi PM
iP'8"'-'' . . . , plan under which such a proRram -o-, burg-M.mofurc arden,
l rne resolution also points up would go forward and second that , "Garden of prayer or j-34s.
the tribe) or group affectei con
curs in and supports the plan pro j
posed.' This language is con-1 r
tamed in the Murray resolution.
Seaton said also it would be three bedrooms, r, hatha, living
1. i ji 1. .L. 1, , . 1 room, dining room; alt on on floor.
a.rMMuiny uiiuiiuiiim- :ur in- pllul bwment cioe in fenced
ttTHir 10 conKHT iurcin; upon
an Indian tribe a so-called termi
nation plan which did not have
tht itnfii.rcinnHinff anH iPinirttnnps
was named Monday in a J35.0O0 ; of a cloar majority of the mem
damage suit filed here. j n affected." This also is in the
Patricia i-Ioeper aked $25,000 ; resolution,
and Mary Welch asked $10,000 j Tne resolution savi termination
for Injuries they said they suffer- 0f federal controls over ana obli
ed when a car driven by Miss 1 nations to the Indians ''shall be
rioeper was sirucK irom Demna
Sept. 3 in Portland.
The suit, filed in Multnomah
County Circuit Court, also named
Jon Kricuer, who it said was
driving the car. Miss Krieser
was not in the car at the time.
Kohlhagen Apts.
LANE V JACKSON ST9.
MODERN. REASONABLE RENT
ADULTS OR 3-8244
-A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE"
FURNISHED or unfurnished, like new
large 1 bedroom duplex type apL
Nice quiet southeast side location.
Beautiful view. OS 9-8874 or OR
2-3614
All electric With
kitchens. $16 and 922 week. Linens.
utilities furnished. Winchester Molel
(Old Highway 99 N. at Winchester
Bridget .
TWO BEDROOM apartment in new tri
plex. Electric heat, hardwood floors.
Wired for automatic washer and drv
er. Unfurnished S65. West Ballf.
OR 3-6770or OR 3-4020.
LARGE, 2-bed room downstairs apt., un
furnished. Large fenced-in backyard.
Close to school and city center. OR
3-7028J
LARGE 1 bedroom furnished apt in
Laurelwood, SfiO month including util
ities. OR 3-8008 after 5 p m. or
weekends.
ONE bedroom apartment with stove
and refrigerator furnished. Also 2
bedroom. OR 2-3410.
FURNISHED 1-bedroom apartment. IMfl
lties paid. Westhill Apartments, 2817
W Harvard.
ONE BEDROOM apartment. Refrigera
tor and stove, electric heat. Pnona
OR 3-3785.
FURNISHED 2 or 3 room apt. Utilities
paid. S10 to SIS week. OS 9-8919. Ba
ker s Motel. Winston
ONE bedroom furnished apt. Utilities
l paid. Walking distance to town. 1774
I N E. Klamath. OR 3-1964.
NICE. 4-room, modem, partially furl
I nished apt. Reasonable. OR S-J0:i3
after 5.
THREE ROOM, furnished apartment.
Heated. Very desirable. Adult. 1JJ2
I S E. Douglas
FURNISHED APTS. Washing facilities
furnished. Inquire Garden Valley War-
ket. OR 2-3017 or OR i202.
! 6nELARGE room- and bath Heat
I and water furnished. 945. 120 N. E.
j Patterson.
FURNISHED "l 'bedroom-apt. " close-tn.
Water, lights, garbage and automatic
laundry furnished. OR 2-4302.
i TtilfT 'fimlirwl ant halwuul
part pay menu R. 1 HinderUe, Box NFATt COUNTRY CLUB Large 2 ttle'bath and kitchen Hot waier. wah-
B R. fireplace, large, living room. 2' mi lacimtes rurnisnea. 4H. ok 2-4-M4.
rar-port or patio. Extra sleeping BACHELOR apu everything furnished,
mom. Irrigation foe yard. Good TV . OR 3-540
AfiM0 10 "r REDECORATED furnihedapartment,
and achooL FHA 913.OO0. utilities included. OR 3-8290
AT sacrifice prices. Put on market for
ftrt time. Excellent building sites I
within 2 miles of Koseburg, near old
99 North, on hard-surface roads. OR ;
2-3344, Peter Serafin. j
HOME in Laurelwood. 4 bedrooms. 21
full baths. Large living room with
f irenlace. dinina room, kitchen with
dishwasher and garbage disposal. In-
Wiley's For
Real Estate
WEST SIDE 3 B R. plus all purpose
room, fireplace, large dining ell, elec
tric heat, large bath, large bedrooms.
lots of shrubs, fruit trees. Good lawn.
Paved atreet. 915,000.
HOUSE HUNGRY? We hava it. spot- WEsT SIDE. 3 BR J story with gas
le S bedroom, fireplace garbage vM furnace, oiled street, citv sewer,
disposal. Attached garage. Large pa-1 .sowing room Lota of storage. FHA
tio. lots of lawn, shrubs, flowers. terms 911 0U0
Ready for outdoor living at It beat.!
FHA, GI. cash. OR a-;i09 NEAR MELROSE SCHOOL. 5 bed-
CLOSE IN by Court Hcue, nice 3 bed-j rooms, full concrete baement, saw
room home. Large living room withi durt furnace. Also 3 room cottage
fireplace and carpeted. Large kitchen i and small bam. 5 acres. Ida1 for
with dining area, dishwasher and large family. S16 0no. S2.SOO down,
garbage disposal. ' basement. Good bal approx 9100 per no.
,-ue lot. Reaonable. OR 3-7259. I
TWO BEDROOM mxlern housed wo SOUTH Of TOWS J mile. - IBs
large lois-on Grapa Street overlook-, home' "r iILino'1
tng W;nton. Total price 94.5.N). Will hMt- LAn,ui ted- tot 80x1 -
take 27' to 35" clear trailer house as! P" 0,30U.
521. Winston.
CLEAN, attractive 2-bedroom home on
Doctor On Collcgt Board
interpreted ai an objective, not an j Timrt room dupvrii apt
imn. tint. . ,.i it highway 42 and civil FVtv
LEGAL
Winston. OS tM625, Grace Klelst, Civ
il Bend Rtad
FIVE YEAR old ranch-at ( 'home; 3
betrooJi. pUyniom, large living
rtom, double carport. Garort space.
FHA or til. West Winston. OS 9-A4J6
TWO BEDROOM modern home on 10
acres huide in lower Garden Valley.
Phone OR
cr rich Garden Valley soiL vW
."00 down, or will accept ear, pickup
or small hou-e trailer. Phone OR 3
M19 orOR 3-M47
DUPLEX, 2-br. earh side. 94BS0. Lo
cated in excellent rental area. In
come S75 mo. Accept pickup, eep.
vacation trailer or nice boat aa down
pajnent. OR 3-3520.
TWO-BEDROOM "modern ho"ur. fur
nthed. On 4 acres under irrigation.
Live creek. 4 miles from town. Phone
Myrtle Creek.UNion 3-38H6.
MUST SELL 2 bedroom houoe in
Vj insion. Any reasonable offer accept- I
ed Kor mora information, caU OS
9-rW7 j
THREE bedroom home, fireplace, pa-1
close Owner in California. Must sell. Krl Wiley, Homa,
U,7W OR
AT GLIDE for sal or trade, new
4 .T No baturdw c.lla pLaX CRrrN DISTRICT. - Tnr brfroom.
OR i fireplace, plastered, hardwood floors.
iiir iurnsce; iars;e xarave. ruu ui:t
EARL WILEY
Real Estate .
428 S E. Main St.
PH. ORchaxd S-2629
y. Home, OR 3-3403
Earl Wiley Jr. OR 2-J6.U j
Roland Springer jh j-jwm i
Helen Glenn OR 3-3103
NICE motel unit by the week or
month. Rolling Hills Motel.
FURNISHED 3 bedroom uptairtapt.
SfiS Uiilitiea paid. OS 9-B678
CLEAN. 5 room fu mi shed flat ri263S E.
Slephens.OR 3-3370
Til H EE room furnUhedpartment." OR
2-1250.
TWO BEDROOM furnished apartment.
Phone OR2-12fl(l:
FT'RNISHED APTS. OR 23030
TWO ROOM a oart men t 730 Bailf" St.
11
Houses
BV OWNER. Vfry nira
brdiwrn ,M tlsm in, ma OR Wm
J.0UO t
, 7r S Bus'ess Opportunities
NOTK'I OF FINAL gUTTI IMfcNT
Notice is hereby given that the. under-1
lined Exerutrt of trie rotate of Re-1
i: .Clrrt'Voirt "hi S,..: o ,S"H "I" " ;:"." L.'..- '"I hn.,4 r,r,p.., and
In.-.-, ,.,.. tw r.i . .u " ""L" irTtT-n- tnc Hucrest lo-atioo. $13,000
SALEM (AP Thf appomt. count n seitlemenl of sa.d estate, and ' " Z -Z ' Ul w FHA OR J-SOll
ment o( Dr Ralph E. Pur Vine, a Monday, March 9. H at 10 oclock T"K, H-DROITM, modem horns, OR sivr ROOM hou in Winston
ct.M -l.,.;. '.u- . n the forenoon of said day. tn the I , garaire with lot of shop room
-j l'"J;,f,l l" "l c Court Room 'H- in th Court House 40 AUREt MrllCreek Unimpwed d.-n. 40 mo Total 9.UK0 OS 9-32M2. TOR SALX lease or trade buttnew and ,
' . . ., V . 1 7Z . , - - - - hi i.n, . s aown. i per re.iaenusi proper-r imi j v ..r.n, Y vrw i-sr,,m r. "
C-vnfirmtM Unanimously by Hie as been fixed a. th lime and p.aca 89.1. New. Review WlU u f Ca.h. Phone, ens. rvear City Drtre ln Market. OB " trie t tTS oer molh or ZZ
Sonate MomllV (or n"'"," ' SQUARE acre fronting Cslkma Rot ( a.ct47 1 34ltt Ji OR j-Hja.
Purvini 01.3-417J TH KFE BFDRcX-home l-SW FOR LEASK - orery atoTeTfoTmerly TWO M. OR X2
Varlr Halfi-M 19 TW' bedro.xn home, r'-e in. Low I .nnell On GI tan bs refinanced. . Collin 1 Market. 4 mile, east on Sth I" !l -
V KlSiS lA.IrirL CrRTRuTd itSTt. FTeeutrre I -metOR -0l , OH 2-27. .f,w PM ! Vmpqua Highway. Phone OR 3.. .N'MUY nr. 3-b.room hou Call
. ivieinsorge, 01lenon, Wno HI th ttgxnm Raa4 FOR PALI OR TRAD equitr 1n FOUR ACRE tract off CaUina Road TWO ACRES, eitr hmiU. UKtustriai area I - - .
retiring. ftawjer. De ceased. 1 wMdern, bedroom bom. OR 97.' Terms. OR 9-473. OR 9-3444, SMALL snodarm bouac, 933. 09 9.5314.
CLEAN bedroom hnuae Water, gar
bage paid 2549 Airtv a Court.
TWO ROOM cottage. 940 mo. B.17-St
Sneridan OR3-j423 or OR 2-1245.
ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom house, stoves
furnished OR 2-2782.
FURNISHED 1-bedroom duplex.-Winston,
Tower St OS 9-5700
THREE BEDROOM unfurnished-houa
on westside OR J-SWiJ.