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Summit Policy
Views Diverge
WASHINGTON (AP) Differ
enecs between the United Stales
and Great Britain over summit
policy are bubbling to the surface
once again.
Although diplomats don't like to
talk about it, President Eisenhow
er and British Prime Minister
Harold Jlacmillan still don't see
eve to eve on the questions of
timing and negotiations.
A week-Ions exchange of lop
secret, top-level messages has
made this evident.
Apparently Macinillan is trying
to rusli fciscniiower ana rresmcm
Charles de Gaulle of Fiance into
a conference with Soviet Premier
Nikita Khrushchev at the earliest
possible moment.
The British leader's insistence
has surprised American officials.
They had thought his earlier ur
gency about a summit conference
was only campaign oratory. Willi
the recent election victory in his
pocket, they reasoned, he would
not pressure so much. But this
has not been the case.
Officials here are concerned
about more than the timing. They
think they have detected a willing
ness on Macmillan's part to soften
the Western stand on the Berlin
issue.
Informants say that Jlacmillan
would like a summit conference
next month, at the latest in De
cember. President Eisenhower re
portedly has suggested a meeting
in early December but, if De
Gaulle requests a delay, would be
willing to put it off until next
year, probably in February.
These differences have made
diplomat! feel that there must be
a Western summit conference in
advance of the Kast-West meet
ing. There was no confirmation,
however, of a Bonn report that
Eisenhower had proposed such an
advance session for the end of
this month.
Quadruplets Thriving
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) The
Knglehart quadruplets two boys,
two girls are a year old and
thriving.
And the mother, Mrs. Edward
G. Englehnrt, is doing a bit of
extra work to help her sanitation
department employe husband pro
vide for the quads and the six
other children.
She baby-sits five neighbor chil
dren in her home.
Cen. Marshall's
Character Highly
Praised Abroad
LONDON (AP) "Britain owes
a monument to George C. Mar
shall," a London newspaper head
line declared.
The words expressed the feel
ings of millions of Britons who
joined the rest of the free world
m mournim Ihe death 01
America's soldier-statesman.
"Twice in our lifetime," said
IU I ,.,wltn D:ti!v Mail, "the new
.......1,1 hot mmo In liip ri'Kdlp of
the old and each time the instru
ment of recovery was George
.Marshall."
in Paris. French Marshal Al-
phonse Juin said of Marshall:
'He not only was a great soldier
but also in the years following
llw.' lnnnnri Wnrlft W.1I- Vif'tOl'V fl
shrewd and wise statesman, and
author of the generous plan wmcn
was precious help to the nations
of Western Europe impoverished
by the war."
Juin referred to the Marshall
Plan which strengthened the free
nations of the West with massive
economic aid from America.
nrilich Fn,-nir,n Sonrnlnrv Knl.
wyn Lloyd said Marshall "will be
remembered for his outstanding
snrvices as the U.S. chief of staff
which contributed so much to
Allied victory during the war."
Canadian Prime Minister John
nififnnlirilfiir K.iirl till ppnnrjil's
name will be "forever attached to
a humanitarian endeavor witnoui
parallel in the history of man
kind."
Commies Criticize
The Japanese government de
scribed Marshall's death as "a
great loss to the free world."
West German President Theodor
Lucbke said Marshall "will never
be forgotten in Germany." West
Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt said
Berlin will honor the general's
memory.
The official Communist East
German news agency ADN blast
ed Marshall as the initiator of a
plan "whose object was Amer
ican leadership in Western Eu
rope and which laid the basis
for tho aggressive policy of
NATO."
ADN said Marshall bore "a
large portion of responsibility for
the Korean War unleashed by the
United States and the rapid pace
of the arms race forced by the
United States."
Minor Illnesses Harass
Men More Than Women
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (API
Men die sooner than women, per
haps because men carry on
through minor illnesses right to
the crave.
The women suffer or report
more episodes of disabling illness
during their lives, a team of physi
cians reported today.
But women can more easily take
to bed with a cold, stomach upset,
headaches or other 'ills. Women
are more expected to do so in our
culture, said Drs. Lawrence E. ILn
kle Jr., Ituth Kedmonth, Norman
Flummcr and Harold G. Wolff, of
the New York Hospital-Cornell
Medical Center.
Bad Effect
"One is led to wonder whether
the tendency of the American
male to 'carry on no matter what'
may not, indeed, have something
to do with the greater longevity
among women, but there is no easy
answer to this speculation," they
said.
They analyzed 25-year health and
work records of 116 men and 9li
women of comparable ages, back
ground and economic status em
ployed by the New York Telephone
Co.
The women reported much more
bona fide illness, the researchers
told the American Public Health
Assn. annual meeting here.
Their excess illness consisted
mainly of colds, grippe, sore
throat, stomach upsets, muscular
pains, cuts and bruises, headaches,
and minor upsets of mood, thought
and behavior.
Snacks Harmful
Mnn miff!; wnll hfivn hflfl 35
much of these kinds of complaints
but didn't go to doctors or stay
home from work, Hinkle said.
Men had more of the rerious,
Bride Of Cleric Omits
'Obey' At Ceremony
ST. CATHARINES. Ont. (AP)
Singer Barbara Alcorn promised
to love and cherisn Dut uiun i
promise to obey, as she was mar
ried Saturday morning to the Rev.
Robert Laidlaw Rolls. 39. rector
of St. Marlins Anglican Church in
Niagara Falls, Ont.
The 27-year-old night club per
former was composed except for
shedding a few tears as she stood
before the altar during the Angli
can Communion service.
The 27-year-old St. Thomas'
Anglican Church was not quite
filled for the marriage service.
More than 100 persons thronged
around the jubilant couple as they
left the church.
life-endangering types of illnesses
than the women.
A dentist in another report said
that eating between meals does
seem directly connected with tooth
decay in children.
The more frequently the young
sters took such snacks, the more
decay they had compared with
other children, said Dr. Robert G.
Weiss of the U.S. Public Healln
Service, Washington, D.C. In hi
study the children snacl.ed 01.
gum, candy, soft drinks, pastries
and ice cream.
Acting Veteran
Ends Long Run
HOLLYWOOD (AP) If Neely
Edwards seems bereft today,
there's good reason. He has just
finished what must be by far the
longest run of any actor in Ameri
can show business.
"The Drunkard" finished its his
toric run at the Theater Mart last
weekend. The Victorian melo
drama, first produced by P. T.
Barnum, began its run in 1033,
when the nation was engaged in
New Deal alphabotics.
Through earthquake, flood, re
cession, war and prosperity, the
show continued its liyht-hearted
preachment against demon rum.
Rising costs and dwindling busi
ness finally caught up with "The
Drunkard." putting Neely Ed
wards out of a job for the first
time in 26 years. But he isn't wor
ried.
"1 never had to look for a job
in my life." said Neely, now a
spry 76. "Even when it looked likej
a castrophe for me, something al-
ways came up. 1 It let Goa take
His course."
The entertainer fell into the job
by chance. He had started his pro
fessional career in New York in
1904, worked his way up through
burlesque to bigtime vaudeville as
partner with Ed Flanagan, sire of
Dennis O'Kecfe, and also Bunny
Granville, Bonila's father.
"I had made comedies at Uni
versal for six years," Neely re
called, "and then I went East to
appear with Ed in the last 10 or
12 weeks of bigtime vaudeville. I
came back to free-lance in pic
tures when they offered me the
job in 'The Drunkard.' "
He started on New Year's eve
in 1934, a few months after the
show opened. There he remained,
playing the comic bartender and
singing and hoofing in the after-show.
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Nellie Mao Webber, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FIN AIi SETTLEMENT
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1959, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock, a.m.,
Pacific Standard time, in the Circuit
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Deceased.
Ordnance Chief
Sets Retirement
NEW YORK (AP) Maj. Gen.
John B. Medaris, head of the
Army Ordnance Missile Command
plans to retire from active mil
iary service three years before
mandatory retirement age.
I Medaris said he would retire ef
fective Jan. 31 after 23 years uf
active duty and 10 in the National
Guard and Army reserve. The
Army's mandatory retirement age
is 60.
Medaris did not reveal his fu
ture plans.
An Army spokesman said Me
daris had planned for some time
to retire and that inter-service
squabbles over space projects had
not influenced his decision. How
ever. Medaris has spoken out
against transfer from the Army
to the Air Force of .all space
transportation projects.
Award Given President
WASHINGTON (API President
Eisenhower received an award of
merit here for outstanding serv
ice in support of the principles of
freedom, honor and peace.
The award was presented at the
White House by a delegation rep
resenting the American Institute
of Consulting Engineers.
Ike Sees Jordan Envoy
WASHINGTON ( AP) President
Eisenhower has assured Jordan
of the United States' desire "to
further the friendly relations
which so happily prevail between
our two countries.
Eisenhower made the remarks
in accepting the credentials of Dr.
Yusef llaikal. Jordan's new am
bassador to the United States.
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NO HUNTING or trespassing on the fol
lowing rancnes, soutn ot Miller s aaut
tion, east from Highway t)U to Roberts
Creek.
L. B. Atterhury
Cliff Thornton
' Vera Rice
Glenn Younu
Louts Derney
Kruse Brothers
Raymond C Laurance
NO CROSSING OVER, or trespassing
upon The Kohlhagen Fifty-Five Rancli
win ie permuted. Any violation will
subject the violator to penalties pro
vided by law.
Edward G. Kohlhagen Owner
j on nine bpencer ttancn Boss
NO HUNTING or "tresoasslne on oran-
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tain, (-tiengary areas. Violations pro
secuted. Merle H. Doering
Karl Doering
Jack Holmgren
NO HUNTING. No trespassing on ogr
properties on the North Umpqua High
way. Cliff Agce, Gne Boise. John
Gardiner, Bob Blakeiy, C. H. dllleter,
John Connine. '
ABSOLUTELY no hunting or trespass
ing on the Clayton estate and Scott
Ranch, In the Melrose area. James
E. Conn; Henry W. Scott.
ONLY members of Dawson's Hunting
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erty east of Roseburg. George Daw
son, owner.
NOHUNTING or trespassing on my
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rison Rice.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on our
property in urocKway, renmue, uiai
la area. Nichols Bros.
NO HUNTING on my property, includ
ing Argo and Kent ranches. Phil
Strader.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on the
Bacon, Haines, Henry, Broszlo, Berg
ranches at Umpqua.
NO HUNTING or trespassing, no per
missions on our property, Mr. & Mn
J. C. Livingston, Glide, Oregon.
ABSOLUTELY no trespassing, Ruth L.
ware properly on rtewum Creek Kd.
Larry Ware. Manager.
NO HUNTING on the Baragar Ranch,
norm ot HoseDurg, to the Newton
Creek Road.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on the
Alfred uana rancn east of butnerun,
on Plat K road. Alfred Galla.
NOTICE: No hunting or trespassing on
culver itancn" or my uiaiia Hanch.
H. C. Bellows, Administrator,
NO HUNTING or trespassing on my
ranch at Roberts Creek. Julian Hatfield.
NO HUNTING on the League ranch.
ivee noad. umpqua.
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trespassing on u. i-. standley ranch.
NO HUNTING or trespassing. Claude
Short ranch, on Sunshine Road.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on my
ranch on Robe rlsC reck. L. V. Weber.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on-my
place. Ray Rauch, Roberts Creek.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on George
snort rancn at wuour.
NO HUNTING on Burnett ranch. Round
Prairie and Roberts Mountain.
NO TRESPASSING or hunting on our
properly. L. l.. singleton St bons.
NO TRESPASSING on my property
east of Wilbur. Bernard Grubbe.
NO H U NTIN Gor trespa3S.nRonLU.uTn
Bushnell Ranch , Reston Road.
NO TRESPASSING onthe.'lC.Suig;e'
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4 Real Estate
GOOD VALUE. ..
NEW, . .BRAND NEW, 3-Bedroom, Beau
tiful oak floors. Fireplace. FA Oi
heat, best construction and arrange
ment, , .jusi s;n,7oU. Terms.
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME. . .2
LARGE BEDROOMS. MANY OTH
ER BUILT-IN FEATURES FOR SOL
ID COMFORT. EAST OF TOWN,
NEAR U. S. PLYWOOD. EASTWOOD
SCHOOL, CITY BUS. ONLY $10,500
on good terms.
WINCHESTER. . .Attractive story and
half home, modern features, LARGE
LOT, good garden, etc. Only $7.1H)0.
About $1,00 down, and $05 monthly.
TRADE.
CLEAR
LARGE fenced vard. as PART PAY.
MENT for Home and Acreage SOUTH
ol Hoseburg. THIS IS GOOD,
ECONOMY SPECIAL. . .Fine 1-Bed-
room home, everything nice. Sewer,
street, walking distance. (4,500. $300
uuwn ana mommy. j
Lee Jones Realty
433 W.
TRADE this S60OO ALL
pacious 2-Bdroom home.
Military Ave.
West of Oak St. Bridge)
OR: 2-251 1
CHARLES MUMBY. Salesman. OR 3-730S
Hall Real Estate
GARDEN VALLEY
NEAT, COMPACT 2 bdrm home on ap-
prox. ia acres, w-w carpet in ivrm,
hall. Lge utility could be used for den
or extra sleep room. C-port, patio.
Well worth seeing at $9800, terms.
LINNELL AVE.
VERY ATTRACTIVE newer 2 bdrm
home in top condition. Plastered, in
sulated, ceiling heat, frpl. 1150 aq. it.
Att'ed garage, nice yard. A really fine
home for only $8750, terms.
RIVER FRONT
HOME UN ONE acre, a real beauty.
3 lge bdrms, 1RX27 Ivrm with flag
stone frpl, dining rm, dinette off well
arranged kitchen, big utility rm. Dbl.
att'ed garage; city water. Good terms
can be had on this luxury home at
(27,900.
640 ACRES
SHEEP OR CATTLE ranch. 200 acres
can he cultivated, 120 to permanent
pasture. Lge year-around creek, 2
wells. Fenced, crossed. Good barn,
2 room cabin. Our best ranch buy at
$25,000, terms.
Office OR 3-3367
Evenings Ellen Hall OR 3-33G7
Jim Bauer OH 2-1085
TAKE TRAILER
ON 3 BR HOME cozy and comfortable.
pleasant kitchen-dinette, lge living
rm. bath, utility, carport, sewer and
city water. Just $7950.
5 ACRES
FULL PRICE. 3.OO0, 2 br home, bath.
utility, city water, wired lor range
and dryer, garage. Why Rent?
EAST SIDE
LARGE 2 BR HOME spacious living
rm, KUchen-dinelte, bath, inside util
ity, carport, lge lot $10,500.
WANTED
WF. NEED YOUR LISTINGS ESPEC-
JAI.LV GOOD 3 BR HOMES AND
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Fullerton Realty
Real Estate
Young's
Best Buys
THRFE BEDROOM home on .97 sere.
Litrge LH with fireplace. DH, Kitchen
with breakfast mok, utility rm, plus
0 cu ft. deepfreeze, bath with howr
over tub Patio. 2 car garage. Nicely
landscaped. Full price $17,300. fHA
or GI.
THREE BEDROOM home in Winston
area. LK. DIt-Kit. combination, bath,
utility. Double carport. On sewer. At
tractively liimlK-apd. A real buy or
only $aiW. FHA or GI.
LARGE 4 bedroom home on 3 acres.
Large LR wilh fireplace, DR. den,
Kit,, utility, 2 baths. Garage. Live
creek with irrigation plant, fruit trees,
garden, nice shade trees. $lti,500. He
finance. SPECIAL, Good 2 BR home on
acre, near Martin Bros., Oakland. LR,
Kh-DR comb., bath, utility. Good wa
ter. Garage. Shade trees. S.iHOO with,
$450 down, balance $50 per month.
184 ACRE RANCH with 30 acres irrl
gatid and in permanent pasture and
seed crop. Irrigation system and trac
tor included. Good 4 BR modern home.
Equip, shed, chicken house, barn.
Fenced with woven wire. Live Creek.
Full price $:i0,0i)0. One half cash, bal
ance in 10 equal payments.
Roy O. Young
&Son, Realtors
Ground floor of Pacific Bldg.
7:13 S. E. Cass Ave
Kenneth J. Dresser, Salesman
Office Ph. OR 3-6071 - Res. Ph. OR 2-3891
MAGNESS
REAL ESTATE
LAURFLWOOD 2 bdrm home with "
finished basement. Basement can ba
enlarged further. Living room with
fireplace, separate large dining room,
break f nst nook, nice trees with good
small back yard. Convenient to city
and schools. Good buy for only $12,500.
1 ACRE home bordering river out past
golf course. Lot 1O0 X 400. 2 bdrm
home with l',a baths, separate utiiilv
room, lawn, garden shrubbery, con
crete breeze way with 4 car garage.
Yours for $11!,500.
A CHEAPIE but worth the asking prire
of $5500. 3 bdrm with l'a baths tcan
be 4 bdrm l. Lots of space in this
converted duplex. Some work would
make this a f.ilr livable home for a
larger family. Owner asking $750 down
or would take trlr or pickup in as
down payment. Take a look.
RIVER HOME past Glide. Large lot.
Ifil4 square feet in home, Ranch style,
Liv, Km. 32 x 24, 3 bdrm, 2 baths,
sep. utility rm. Ideal for someone
working around Glide or to retire to.
Priced at $14,000 and well worth it.
BERT SMALL 3 acre plot around. Out
Garden Valley way. Fruit trees, fil
berts, apples, cherries, small barn, 2
baths, large 3 bdrm, ideal for children.
Low priced at $12.(100. Owner will con
sider trade in from Hucrest to Rivers
dale School.
"WE CAN ALWAYS UPE ANOTHER
GOOD LISTING"
916 S. E. Washington
OFFICE .OR 3-5340
OR 3-3147
OR 2 -4108
Oerding's Real Estate
CLOSE-IN 3-bedroom older home in fine
condition. Liv, room. Din Room. Kit
chen. Breakfast nook. Bath. 2 BR.
are up. Wired and plumbed for auto,
washer and dryer. Garage. Lawn.
Flowers. Sewer. Paved St. Side
walks. Walking distance to city
center. Priced to sell at onlv
StiOOU, $1000 down, bal. $00 mo. Owner
will trade for good 2 bedroom home.
DUPLEX: 2 bedroom. Liv. room, kit
chen, din. area, bath in both apart
ments. Bedroom Up is very large. At
tached garage, Lrg. lot. On sewer.
Good location. Close to stores. Out-of-state,
owner says "SELL". Price
reduced to $10,500. $600 down. Bat.
on Contract.
SMALL 2-bedroom home. Liv. room
with fireplace. Kitchen. Din, area.
Batii. Utility room. Storage shed.
Very lrg. lot with assorted fruit. Ciiy
sewer. Close to city bus. Price now
only $5200. $900 down, Bal. on con
tract at $50. mo. N
William A. Oerding
Real Estate
501 S.E. Main Street
Phone OR 3-8326
Roseburg
Business Property For Sale
RESTAURANT, 7 cabin auto court. 2
other cabins, large house and apart
ment, 4 bedrooms, garage and laun
dry room, also trailer spaces. Located
on 8 acres of ground up Little River.
Exclusive, Out of state owner sayi
sell for $20,000 with $3000 down.
Little River Realty Co. j
Phone GYpsy 6-3344, Glide ?
By Owner
Sell or Trade '
Five room plastered home, fireplace.
32 acres of land. Highway and river
frontage. South city limits of Myrtle
Creek. $3500 with easy terms or trade
for Roseburg property. Call OR 3-5419.
1 Lost & Found
STRAYED to my place on Ronton Road,
steer calf. Can have by paying for
ad and proving ownership OR 3-3852.
Rt 3 Box 1670
LOST Boy's black sweater Jacket
Itrimmed in white1 vicinity of Joseph
Lane Jr. High. OR 3-3469 after 3,30
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FOUND key case, corner Oak and Chad
wick. Owner may claim at News-Review.
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ROSEBURG REALTY St INSURANCE
CO., UMPQUA HOTEL. OR 2-3344.
TWO BEDROOM home. Just remodel
ed. Modern, paved street, sewer. Will
take trailer house trade, lift NW
Hicks, Inquire Quality Furnishers
days, OR 3-6237.
OLDER 2-bedroom home on east side,
near grade school. U S. Plywood.
Large front and backyard. Double car
port, shade tree See evenings or
Sundays, 2219, NE. Fleser Ave.
CARD OF THANKS
WE. the family of the iaie William
Arthur Hudnell wish to evpres our j
sincere thanks and appreciation to i
our many friends who were so kiixi
to us during our recent bereavement
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Mr. and Mit Fktd Althaus
NOT RESPONSIBLE for dents" other
than my own. Bernard Smith, Suth-
1 erlin.
EUGENE house and rental for sale
or trade Write Star Route, Box 64
Fall Creek. Oregon.
LOT, Page Road. Winchester. OR
3-64,19.
TWO BEDROOM house. $2500. OR 3-3326.
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BY OWNER Wests ide 2 bedroom, fire
place, electric heat, wall-to-wall car
peting, electric dishwasher and gar
bage disposal, lots of built ins, patio
with fireplace and barbecue. Cornej
location, large trees. Priced to sell
OR 2-1082 or OR 3-881.
CHOICE WEST SIDE PROPERTY
Contemporary-styled, large 2-bedroom
home, now on sewer. 4 years old.
$12,000, about $2500 will handle. Bal
ance on FHA 5't loan. Must be seen
to be appreciated. OR 2-2906.
OWNER leaving stat 2 bedroom fur
oil furnace, 2 baths, hobby room. On
city sewer. Courtesy to brokers. 1409
S E. Booth Avenue.
GARDEN VALLEY 2-bedroom house
with fireplace, $U0 per month. ROSE
BURG REALTY, Umpqua Hotel, OR
2-3344.
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, also finished
attic bedroom. Utility room. Level lot,
paved street, sower. Close in. $6250.
liberal terms. OR 2-2473.
MODFRN TWO BEDROOM house tn
Green district, with carport and ex
tra lot $400 down and 558 50 per
month, tax included. OR 3-3115.
WILL TRADE 138 A. farm with water
right for 400 to 500 A. ranch with
livestock and equipment. Ira Sutton,
RL 1, Box 119, Riddle, Ore.
THREE ROOM unfurnished house, a
acres. 13 mile Forest Road. Myrtle
Creek. See Bob Moor next door.
IDEAL for pensioners, etc. 2-bedroom
home, low down payment. OR
3-6522.
Real Estate Loans to $2,500. Commer
cial Industrial Finance Corporation.
815 SE Oak. OR 3-4494.
EQUITY tn 2 bedroom furnished house
for sale or trade for trailer house.
OR 3-3656.
CONTRACT
3-3835.
$2150 at interest OR
BEAUTIFUL buildine site on S. t Ter
race, $200. OR 3-7613.