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12 The Newi-Roview, Roseburg,
Fancied Signs
Weakness As
Nears Worrying Adenauer
BvrlOHN M. HICHTOWE R
WASHINGTON (AP) Presi- fidcnce in his Western allies hasiers to drive school busses.
ili'ril Eisenhower is prepared lo, h irlhn,, i, .u. a,-. Supporters of the proposal said
WttirA rhnnm lur Knni':iH Al.
niiir thnl Wpt Cprni.'tnv can ex.
ercise a virtual veto over WiSSrn
policies for summit negotiations
on the future of Berlin and Ger
many. Adenauer is bound to be worried
about what he considers the dan
ger of weakness in the Western
approach to the summit meeting
with Soviet Premier Nikila S.
Khrush'v at Paris starting May
Hi. He is coming to the United
Slates in a week to try to stiffen
U.S. resistance to any concessions
to Russia, especially on West Ber
lin. Administration authorities say
Adenauer's concern is understand
able but that U.S. planning gives
linn no real cause lor concern
Tllo tlnil,.,l Kiali.a llw.u n.l.l !-
determined that West German
leaders. particularly ineludine
those in West Berlin, must be
satisfied with the whole Western! shortly with the return to Wash
policy on Berlin and with the ne-i'hfi""1 Saturday of Secretary of
gotiations at every step of the i Slate Christian A. Hcrter and the
way. j return .Monday of Eisenhower.
Adenauct, seems to be afraid,) Adenauer, due in Washington
however, that as Khrushchev I March 14, favors a tough and un
builds up his combination of 'yielding attitude toward nenniia.
threat and pressure in an effort
to wrest West Berlin from U.S
British - Ircnch protection, new
Western concessions will be of
fered in the hope of avoiding any
Berlin crisis.
High Interest Rates
Stir Up Word Battles
NEW YORK (AP)-The battle
over higher interest rates raging
in and out of Congress has brought
4ip three views:
1. Costly money benefits only
the hankers and oilier lenders and
hasn't led the individtftkl to save
any more than formnfjy.
2. 11 hurts everyone who wants
to borrow, whether for a new
home, a car, or a new outfit for
Easter.
3. It discourages expansion of
business and thus slows down eco
nomic growth and the formation
of more jobs.
Let's look at just one phase of
this -Argument, leaving the others
for the time to the debaters before
Congress the question of whether
higher interest rates have proved
an incentive for more individual
Saving.
Some congressmen aro saying
it hasn't done so. Some bankers
are saying it certainly has.
The bankers admit there has
been a lot ot switching from one
form of saving to another, and in
the switching soma banks have
been burl. So has the U. S.
Treasury, which found many hold
ers of savings bonds cashing them
in to invest in something that was
paying better.
Savers Watch Interest
"One of the surprising thing In
the blinking business over the
postwar period has been the re
sponsiveness and sensitivity of
savers ta offered Interest rates,"
Handle Words
They Come At
PORTLAND, Ore. (AIM Words
are about the most expensive thing
we have, anil we ought to treat
them with more rare.
fc says J. N. Hook, one of the
authors of a proposed new pro
gram of teaching Knglish in jun
ior and senior high schools. He
told the convention of the National
Assn. of Secondary- School Princi
pals: About half of all the taxes you
pay every year aro spent on
words.
When you buy a new $3,000 car,
you are getting aboutT$l,500 worth
of wurds. o
About half of all the taxes you
pay every year are spent on words.
Kven the average cost of a busi
ness letter today is between $1.50
and SJ-1
If Ibis seems all out of line, con
sider that automobile'.
"The salesman and the dealer
get a sizeable commission for per
suading you to buy their make
l ather than another. You pay hand-
Farms In Oregon
Show Higher Net
WASHINGTON (AIM Only
seven stales came up with higher
net farm incomes in ltt.it) than in
11138.
Ihe Agriculture Department to
day reported they were Arkansas
California. Florida. Kentucky
Mississippi, New .Mexico and Oi
eon.
The 11)59 overage net incomes
by farmers and the percentage
change from 1958, respectively,
bv slates liit'luiled:
Idaho, $3,117, down -I; Washing
ton, 2,092, down II: Oregon,
472, up one; California, $7,207, up
one.
Scream Practice
Okayed By judge
SANTA BARHAItA. Oilif. (AP)
tllJtH niiiiiuK, iirts '"
pivn ncrniKsKiit hv Ihf
Sliorill S !
office to practico creaniin; neat
a crmeterv
Canning askefl lo be allowed to!
nrream "several times a dQ fori
10 or 15 minutes t time. '
jjo sain he hopes to y.vi a role ;
ninlinn ni(NlA if hl KPIIJ1 Mm
.. , V i
satisfactory.
Deputy Sheriff James Webster
said here Canning was Kiven per
mission on one condition. He must
scream only during daylight hours.
Ore. Mori., Mar. 7, 1960
Of American
Summit
Meet
Diplomats said Adenauer s con-i
" I
dli.ig of their decision to make.
nign aiiuuue ingnis Deiwcen west
Germany and West Berlin in defi-l
ante of Communist warnings not
to do so.
The three-power agreement to
resiwrie such llights, made several
weeks ago, became known Mon
day. The idea was to send official
notice to tile Russians at once but
some complication within the
U.S. government delayed this ac
tion all wk. iManv officials
feared the over-all efirct of this
would be to show up the Western
powers as irresolute.
The delay apparently has
stemmed from differences over
notification procedure between '.he
State and Defunse Departments
j0"" w''.l"n
Partn,ent.
the- Defense De-
The issue may be resolved
lions with Russia over Berlin
Diplomats said he believes the
Russians are quite serious about I
their express determination to
break the Western hold on the
city.
the First National City Bank of
New Yoj'k notes in its March let-
icr.
It holds that the slowing of
growth of savings institutions last
year was actually due to higher
interest rates higher, that is, in
other forms of savings. It specifi
cally mentions the increasingly at
tractive ra'es of the U. S. Treas
ury securities.
Individual holdings of marketa
ble U. S. securities increased by
seven Diiuon dollars, home of this
increase was du to switching
from oother0form of savings. Hut
the bank economists insist that
much of it was new savings, ne,v
investments. 1
Individuals also increased their
holdings of slate and local gov
ernment securities by around 3Mi
billion dollars and .iheir ownership
of corporate bonds and notes by
luu million dollars.
Commercial banks, mutual sav
ings banks, savings and loan as
sociations, insurance reserves and
pension funds also showed gains.
even if the pace of some was
slower than in 1U58.
Altogether, individual savings
went up 2!) billion dollars in 1959,
compared with 21"i billion in 1958,
according to the bank's figures.
Individuals wero clearly inter
ested in what return they got on
their monev nnd flocked to the
form of investments that paid
more.
With Care
High0 Cost
somelv for their words perhaps
from $100 to 5300," Hook says.
You also pay for all Ihe words,
written or spoken, in board nicot
ines, order forms, telegrams, trie -
IUIMUC KIMS, lll--W.1litICl , IHlllO HUH
television advertisements, sales
conferences you name il, you're
paying for il.
Communication! Coitty
About those taxes, and the words
they pay for:
"Most of the people in Washing
ton are communicators," says
Hook. "They make words, not
sonicthttii; tangible. The same ap
plies to most state and local gov
ernment employees.
"About half our huge military
expenses is for communication."
Hook, executive secretorv of Hip
National Council of Teachers ofj
r.nglisli, I hampaign, 111., is a
member of a 15 man committee
named by the high school princi
pals to come up with a statement
of policy on the Waching of Kng
lih from the 7lh through the 12lh
grade.
The commitlec's suggeslions,
submitted to the convention Mon
day, call r much more emphasis
on tile ''.isles of the Knglish
noguagc, particularly reading andiUuiy iu.um-n ,non
writing
The committee said there should
be a regular diet ot writing, read
ing anil spelling Lit every student,
every year. v
.Students learn to write onlv bv
writing, not by reaiLuig about it
or talking about
it, fWVv
said. All
students, even the good readers
situutti no laugiii 10 reau ntnter.
Family Fallout Shelter
Test Slated At Billings
EVKRKTT (AP) Uillinsj,
Monl., tins bi'cn selected as lha
site of a moilel (:iniilv t.illinu
.li..lt..p ..rfi..i-ile ..r lr....i.. a ..i
ll;e Office nf Civil niul Defensu
.Mottiliation aniiittiiu'tMl
lip shelter will be built at (hr
luTfiie of Mr. ami .Mrs. M.C. Kvan
son by the Clark Construction Co.
of 11 ill in us. Philip 1. Itntson, He
Kiun a uirectnr, sam
More than UN) fainiltt through
' " -
"' "u iiiiut'H imr uiiiiiui-iru
'P "i t'HMr nomes lor the ov-by tn cir-n.t run f the si;
ernmenfs program of construe-1 ''" ,,;,uiM. A
'ion and research to detcrmiiio Iatr mi9 hnvuv r...i.t.ei u. Xj it i.i
the most effective fallout shelters. ' iim. dui enfici. ic uu .. (,m ..h
Helsin s.iul similar projects WZHZ STi'fArS
sciit'iiuini lor noise atui poKane,
MCXt. OtXC alrcatlv IS lindlT WUV
l, i ii nv, ...... ... ahI ul
shelters will he built in Alaska,
Idaho, Montana, Oregon and!
. in. it.
gton 8 s juhsdK'tion,
NEA Opposes
Teacher Driving
Of School Busses
PORTLAND (AP) The Oregon
huucauun Assn. aiJeu ove
fringe benefits for teachers Friday
and voted against the use ot teach-
(h ItiiK -H ri vind piiIk III fin limp
,Me teacher should use for profes
sional duties
Some Eastern Oregon teachers
opposed the proposal, arguing that
school distiiets oiten can not hire
others for the pay offered; bat
" '""- u",, " " , . a""f
for a teacher and that it is a wei
come addition to his income.
The representative council of
the OEA also voted for a tef)of
legal opinions that scnootvlislricts
may not pay insurance premiums
for teachers.
"Fringe benefits sound like a
union," said John Harbison, Bend
teacher, in opposing the proposal
"we're professional people, not
union people. Let's act like pro
fessions." Doss Knighton of Pendleton
(laid teachers favored, such fringe
' honpfitc u-hiph hp K.'iifl anuuinl
to a "non-taxable raise."
The council unanimously voted
to ask the Legislature to extend
job security to teachers in dis
tricts with fewer than 800 students
daily in attendance.
The council als voted support
to the National Education Assn
in seeking federal aid for educa
tion and for the NEA's long
range salary goals of a minimum
of S6.00O a 5'oar and a maximum
of $13,000 for teachers.
For the next session of Ihe
Legislature, tin? OEA voted to
seek a minimum S3.400 for teach
ers without college degrees, $1,000
for those with bachelor of arts
degrees, and $l,400 for those with
masters' degrees.
Judge Denies Dismissol
Of Explosion Charge
PORTLAND (AP) Circuit
Judge Arno Denecke has denied
a motion to dismiss an indictment
against Levi S. McDonald, ac
cused of plotting the bombing of
10 trucks in the Portland news
paper strike.
McDonald0a former member of
the negotiating committee for the
Stereotypers Union, had asked
that the indictment be dismissed
because the grand jury had been
prejudiced by newspaper publi -cation
of the statements of his
accuses.
Jedgc Denecke said that Mc
Donald's attorneys bad not proved
that his rights bad been violated
by publication of the statements.
Journal Setting Up
Automatic Linotypes
PORTLAND (AP) Six new
automatic linotypes are being in
stalled at the Oregon Journal
plant here.
Management of the newspaper
said it is a step in toadying the
plant for resumption of separate
publication. The Journal and The
Oregonian now are pumisnmg a
joint edition at The Oregonian
plant because of a strike,
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California Dog Tops
SEATTLE (AIM A fluffv-
mancd Pomeranian, Ch. Rider's
Sparkling (iold Nugget, was
named besl-in-show Here at me
2Sth Seattle Kennel Club dog show.
The award was the .loth of lis
kind for the new champion, owned
bv Mr. and Mrs. Porter Washing
ton, Beverly Hills. Calif. He also
has won 85 besl-of breed bli$ rib
jotig
LEGAL
NO THE OK HNAI. SETTLEMENT
The undersigned Administrator of the
E tut of Mame B. Dodge, Deceased
hereby gives notice Bint the Circuit
Court cf Don gins County, Oregon, him
fixed ten o'clock In (he forenoon, Mon
day. March ait, liitiO, in Circuit Court
Hoom A, in Ihe Court House at ltcmi
burn, Douglas County, Oregon, as (tie
time and place for henring objections.
it any, to his Klnnl Account.
R. L. WHll'l'l.E. Administrator
NOTICE OE HNAI. SETTLEMENT
The undersigned Administrator of the
Estate of Willie L. Dewey, licensed,
hereby gives notice that the Circuit
Court of Dougl.1 County. Oregon, has
fixed ten o'clock In the forenoon, Mon
Mfe . April A. ltt in Circuit Court Hoom
A"7 in the Court Bouse at Hoseburg,
Douglas County, Oregon, as the tune
and place for hearing objections, if any.
to ins t inal Ai mm
r. u wini'i1
I'l.E. Administrator
NOTIl'K TO CKFIHTOIIS
NOTICE IS HF.IIKHY lilVKN l 8 the
Ulideraiitued has hern duly aii.:.intet
adTnininti atrl of the enlaie til MAIt
IliM M Cl.F.MliNS. ili-eeaM-d. by or
der of the Cirrult Court of the Stair
! ( Ornon fttr llUKlit, County, and hus
rti, ri.un. - -
clalc r hfti-by rointnptt lo (iipwul
the mine with l!tf pun-cr voin-hi'rt
wilhm ix nil momln Itvm In lisle .V
lhi nonce. Irt 1'ie iiml.-r,iKneU ill the
ofhre of ling, Nrilner fit llnte lit Koae
burff. DiMiulua CimntY, KIVKXit f
Ddted ami ftral pnhliiheU th 2tM
day o( Fili nary. Uit'O
HA.K1. M AHr
Admlnl.lialrlx of the FHtat of
MAIlklN M. Cl.EMONS,
Uei'eaatMl
NnritK OV HWI. NKIIIKMKNT
NOTICK IS HKHKHY tilVKN thai
M.ibel 1 Shambiook, Adminmtinlrix ot
the Mtate or J. l.. :-ii..iiui'i inh, ie
cr!ed. No. 7071, has filed in the Cir
cuit Court of the Slate of Orri"ii for
Douglas Countv, the Km.il Acco.int of
her dmtnilrAlton of said rtHte. and
that Bt.d court has appointed M.iieh .!.
l'Mt. at o'el.ck A M . ami Oreitit
Court IIihiii "" in Iti'iehuiK, Oricon,
jectton. if mi, id said I'mjil Aceount
and the
then
Listed ii.ii JH. ln
iy.ii.. &
M A UK I. 11 SI1AMIIROOK
Adnunutrntnx of the K1ie of
J L. Stiainbrotilt, Uecenried
NOTICK TO ( Klltirilttl
Notice i herrlij iik'ii ltil ihe Und4r-
i(iM-it. Clsretn-e H Slew.ird, has been
' at.LM.mted Atnunitrator of e.Uie
( i.Ksi.lF. Ror.KHT S1KW.J
, 4.1s s e K-ie .street. K.imig. imuk-
I fount v. Or.g.m. Hhin x nv.niSs
f'om the dAt uf th fnl publitAlion of
h.akknck h. steward
. AdmniiiUAtor
nt of firt pul.li.-nlion of th(i notfee,
"ion of thit -' ''O11 7- ivM-
OUT OUR WAY
I
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U" ',V. X
Vr!ru, --
MOMEMTS WE'P LlkET TO LIVE OVER
t. . . . KiO GENTLEMEN
LEG Al
NOTK'F. TO sfl'I'l.lKRS
Pl'Kt'll.ASK OF rilbMU-AI. HKL'SII
AMI WV-i.U KILI.F.K
noroi.AS ror.NTY. okf.oon
SEALKU bids will be accepted by the
County Court of Dougl.-is County, Oregon
at the Courthouse in Hoseburg. Oregon,
at lu::i() A.M . Thursday the 17th day
of March. lMlO, for the purchase of
chenncHl bmO and weed killer.
Specifications are on file with the Coun
ty Clerk of Douglas County and copies
thereof may he obtained at the office of
the County Engineer, Hoom Court
house, Hoseburg, Oregon.
No person may withdraw his bid after
the hour set for the opening.
IJoilglasQCounly reserves the right to
reject any or all bids or to waive any
informality n bidding.
DOUGLAS COUNTY COUHT
V T. Jackson. County Judge
Huron W Clough. Commissioner
E. H. Metzger, Commissioner
NO. ?;"
SI MMONS
IV T1IF. rlKCl IT ( DI RT OF Till
ST.WF OF OKFGOV
Foil llol'til.AS COl NT Y
STATE OF OHEGON. represented and
acting by H. C SA U.FELD, Director
of Veterans' Affairs,
Plaintiff.
RAYMOND El' CENT! BROWN. RUBY
NADINE BHOWN. WILL1.MS. VIAN.
BEVEKLY ANN VIAN. OREGON
STATE TAX COMMISSION, UNITED
STATES OF AMEBIC A,
Defendant.
To RAYMOND EUGENE BROWN and
RUBY NADINE BROWN,
Defendants
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required to
appear and answer the Complaint filed
iiainst you in the above entitled suit
within four wcks from the date of the
first publication of this summons
n iii nat you: and If you fail ao to an
swer, for wan t thereof, pl.t in tiff will
ttike Judgment aRiiinst you for the relief
prayed for ire plaintiffs Complaint, a
succinct statement of which ia as fol
lows: fur Judnmtnt in the sum ol $5,-
:tr:t 4(1 with Intercut thertion at 4rV ptr
mi mini from NovemtKT 21, 15B until
paid and for accrued interest in
Hum of S."i7 2:i mill for the furifcr sum of
$Zi W mortice cancellation premiums
paid by plaintiff and for attorney's fees
yid court costs, and for the foreclosure
of the nmrtK tee securing; payment of a
promissory note made, executed and
delivered by the alove defendants.
This summons is published injruant
to Order nf Eldon F. Caley. Circuit
J u due of the above Court, duly made
and entered on the 3rd day of March,
limn.
Dated and First Published March 7,
1M.
Itnrrison R. Winston
Attorney for Plaintiff
Post Office Address
II S. National Bank Bldg.
Hosebuig. ifygon
notiPf. op sale
olice Is Kiven that the undersigned
by virlue of an order for Bale of real
prnoerty made and entered by the Cir-i-uil
Court of the Stale of Oretton, Douk-
laa l-ounty. in Ihe matter of Ihe Estate
at private sale to the hmhesl
bidder, subject to confirmation bv Bind
court, the following descrilx-d real prog
eny m DOgi.is bounty, to-wit:
rrrrl No. I: Ho miming at the North'
west coiner of Lot 5j, Plat II, Hose
burg Home Orchard Trncls. Douglas
County, Oregon; 1 hence easterly along
me norm line ot said lot :m u feet,
thence nouthorly on a line parallel
with the westerly line of s;ud lot 110l
leet; thence westerly on a line parallel
with the Northerly line of said lot
,l!tiO feet to a point im the West line
of said lot; thence Northerly alom
Batci west line IllKl feet to the pl-O
of beginning. Dimglas County, Oregon.
haul sale will I, made on or after
ten o'clock A M. April 4. 19ti0. for cash
or tor terms under the provisions of the
Oregon Slatuie-i for the sale of pmperty
In the administration of estates, provid
ed that if a sale for less than cash te
made, it shall te made not less thin
one-quarter in cash at the time Ihe
sale with Ihe balance of the pu hase
price 10 oe paui i not less man Eortv
Dollar iSiUW per month including in
leresi at tv rate of six per cent iti't
per annum. Huis niav bo filed with the
umlersigned or with t.eddea, Eelkcr,
Walton A Richmond. 4.t,i S. E Kane
htieet. 1 O. Hox l;t;.V Ritsrburii. Oreumv
I If said sale is made upon credit, the
same shall be made according to the
blWM and Statutes nt the- St-itx nf Oroo.m
and the bidder mut set forth terms andWANTKO
j conditions of his bid. Tlte riglit . re
served to reje anv ami all bids
i Daied and t publi-hed March 7.
i llH.t), &
j D;irre! T Cartrr
Ailminilrati-r of the Fstat of
1 t'l.n ton iTomi B. Kiughl.
Deceased
XOTKT OK SI'FCIM.
st 11001, n Kt 1 io
TO THE l.KUAI. SCHOOL VOTERS OF
AOMINISTKATIVE SCHOOL I1IS
Tltll'r NO 77, IN'CLVDlNt; ANCHOH
AM) n.Al -0,1LIJ. DOUC.LAS COUN
TY, OltKt;o;
In AiTnnl.inc With ORS :0 fi:i5 nrf
OllS ;i:tn 7iHl m HineiuU'.l by Chanter
42.1. Oregon L.iw of 1'Oil, nolu-e is
1 herr-hv given to the leual school voters
I of ilnilniliiillve m-lniol district No. 77,
Csleinlitle, ll.tiiulasjrjj'ountv, Oregon, th.it
A )eciI si'hi'ol V.eoiion will le held
At the following polling place within
nald Adnuniirtive chool district, to
wit:
1. Olendnte Hich School for tl Iel
O "fh.ml voters ren!in in Kast And
Wet J.;i.iKl.ile 1'ieiincts
1 A'.V lignite If All for A'l lenrtl
ni-nooi voters reuiinf in the Cow
IT
H Piei-nu-t nniiHin A.-hor and
L ll.f
Sid sx-.-'.il s.h.vl election w.ll h held
on the lith dav of M.irvti, PUmV A P.;
lelwen the hour of 2 ii pm anil d i0 -
p m. ad m c.illed for the purive of ,
1. FVrUn tive i.M ch.l tv.itd mem-
U-ts Al l.iie to s.-rve on the firt
tmin tr.t,ve irh.vil Uard of said,
A'trmnitriie ch.v.l d !rirt
J. Electing t-e tl s. htH'l lird mem -
ler to the first Hdn-.tmtrntive
chool tHi.u.1 from 7.ne 1. which
itu'Ul ir .,:in,i te. iinoi Uiitri't
No 77 as cntt i Tided vr to Us
mroiiion mi.t an auininisirative
i-hool distru t.
3. t Ircttn one II vruv! hoard
nirnuvr to the first ailnumstrntne for the atopttin of S:ern Warren An
t'hoo) Iwird of s.iid athnmisir.siive , derson. our minor child
liCttivl rtntuct from Zone 2, Anchor-1 WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OE
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red table, answers lo -Chan," yicin-
ltv of lliverside Schix-!. North Rose-
luirir. OR 2-4. 1 til or contact at Pleasant
Motel. Heward.
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Personals
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Supply, 2 blocks wrt of Gre hound
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Real Estate
listings Wanted
WE URGENTLY NEED LIST
INGS OF ALL KINDS. WE
HAVE THE BUYERS.
PROMPT, COURTEOUS AND
CONFIDENTIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN ALL LISTINGS.
Stevenson Realty
A Complete Realty Service
967 S. ft Pine
ORchard 2-1614
Evenings 3-8744
Priced To Move
OUT OF STATE owner will sell 3-bed-
rimm home to 1st buyer seekim a par
Rain. Ha rxiremely convenient West
side location with street and sewer
assess infills paid. Check the many
cuslom-huilt ft-atures, such as beam
ed ceil in us. spacious cabinets, used
brick fireplace and kitcnen barht-
ciM. rrnets and drapes. HWjc l0r
landscnped lot. Even has custom-built
dog kennel in one corner
Call OR 3-6770 fur
inspection-appointment
IT'S COLD OUTSIDE! But you won't
be cold inside one of our i.irc
3 bedroom homos available jt VJUQ to
150 down. They have the tinost eco
nomical perimeter duet oil furnaces
KOSKBUHG HKALTY St 'NS. CO.
UMPIJUA HOTKL. -B 2-33-14.
TWO UKDItOOM, nrndern home on 20
acres loKed-off land. Garage, wood
shed, workshop and chicken house.
Creek through property. Hal second
nouse. 4'j nines on tiosweil bjir. Jtoan,
then i mile north. $4X), terms. C. U.
Hudson, Ht. 1. Yoncalla.
GOOD HKNTAL PHOPEHTY 2 bed
room house, wired for washer, dry
and electric ranse. Electric heat and
flue. 4 miles south, near intersection
hi till way 42 and freeway. Paid
it-self in 5 years. Need some nney.
v in acn: uk x-Ji ia.
JUST 3 blocks from Douglas County
State Bank 2-bei'room home, inler-
ior nice and clean, but yard needs
attention. iow vacant. Heduced price
SiiiirK), S'.'iO down. Contact owner at
B1M W Military, 2nd house W. of Kel-
lev's Motel.
UN'DKR tj months old. 3 bedrooru home
on l2 acre lot. Birch kit civil with
lots of extras. 2i) x 12' i livmK
Mum. ti repl ace. Cool - Top furnace
Hardwood floor throughout. 5 nules
south of town. Phone OH 2-4U23.
YOUR RENT PAYMENTS will buy (,nc
of the nice 2 or 3 bedroom homes
we have at $300 to S4.0 inwn. Fine
economical oil heating s stems. ROSE
BURG REALTY St INS. CO.. Uinp
qua Hotel. OR 2-;i344.
NEWLYWEDS
$350 dn - $t'.5 mo. - total $-1950
NEAT, clean ar.0 cozy 1-bedioom cot
tage at re.tr of larRe fenced lot. For
fulure expansion. Owner. OS 9-.tSl,'i.
TWO HF.DROOM, modern house, Grants
Pass, Plus 2 apartments in rear.
Small down, balance like rent. OR
:i-5!)7B. ak for Mrs. Mcl'herran. Sale
or trade.
IN C AN YON VII .L E a"lo uTv it h 2
partly finished houses, also, 3 acres
with house. All on new sewer line.
Violet Shippen, General Delivery, Can-
yonville.
vT.:n w," r;t VTTl
' ',h uood n,0(iern house, wood well.
located north or south of Hoseburg.
within 15 nv"tite drive. In Sin.oOO class
with terms. Box !J News-Re .ew.
""ft " well located, c'.ose in y.o
k.ii.. Clear. Sell or trade in or ner
Huseburg. Sec owner, 170J, SW Ken-
dall.
BV OWNER 3 bedroom home. Fire
place, hardwood floor, forced air oil
f.irn.icc Double irae. I.He fenced
bjck ard Call OK 2 -!.0
WKST SiDE. cute 1-bedroom modern
home, double tj.ir.iKe. pal in. tjinet
nciKhlxirtuiod. Nic j ard and garden.
or l-.in;:; i
MOUFKN-3.tTdrHm house in Winston
terms. Se Murtin SuksUoif at Cot
lace Court. Winston.
TWO BbDHOOM older type home. Fruit
1 rce, garden spot on creek. T;tk
clenr tr.tiler as down payment, $(),."vO0
I'hone OKJ!-H4i:t after ."i pin,
4t) ACRES -- MODERN 2 bedroo'm
hou-e. 2 chicken houses. rTnni, olher
outlniiliiiiih's. Fnmilv orrhntd, live
creek. ?1H) down. UN LI-.'1
NEWEK THREE Iwdroom hid at ) w
W. Hroccoli. Reasonable U'im Phone
OK :t-67.M evenings and uVuends.
SMALL RANCH, " ni(Klern house. OR
tor Mrs. McPherran. Sale
or trade.
WANTED 2 beilrim home from
owner. Will pav $1.iiH down on $4,000
hMie Cinse in. OR 2-4':H
WE-Q SIDE 3 bedroom home. fire.
pi.ur, large fenced yard. OK 3-tlUM
after ix,
TWO " "HE I) ROOM house. l.-ge corner
iol, im-piace .Ms.i Off Garden Val
1. y ro.T.l. nearSie srt Hark OK 2-M
CHOICE LOTS " Winston crcs"j.d
dition. Sewer, water, light in. Smll
down p:ii'ent i' -5i,k1
FOR SALE by huildrr r' bed
rwm h-"?ie. Wesi;de. OR .l-72.4
ONE BEDROOM" house "I,arg"e lot," t
5O0 jkrd down OR 3-72-I7
1 MODERN 2 - hedrooro, home
term. OK 3-.171.
ii 0H).
Snt be for your eye! Spot yiur ad
in our classified eohtmirt lor quiet
tuit. "tiona OR J-UL
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Real Estate
PENN'S
REAL ESTATE
MODEST i iw luxury appearance,
plan-w;e. this new 3 bedjm hJiiK.
l perfect. A well ortjaiw-d bird
kitchi'n cotnbinalion, dining and unl
ity. all within easy reach. Floor
olan hitfhliiihts large living room.
L'framic tl!e bath, carport, on syw-
ternis, SIKWO. Be trie first to inspect
tlu attractive home today.
COMPACT and highly functional. An
xlra efficient kitchen - r i n i n g
area createB the effect of a miu-h
larjjer home. Bunus features nice
bain with tub and shower, separate
utility, carport and shop, paved street
and fccwer. Easy terms, FHA, or Cil.
(tUOO.
DESIGNED for living on a grand "cnle.
If you want maximum livalnlity with
out compromise, this luxurious, new 4
bvdroom home is for you. The expert
ly planned birch kitchen is laid out
in minimize StfOS. Lower level
laundry, recreation room, shop, bed
and bath are easny acces&iuie
entrance foyer. Main floor boasts 2
full baths. 3 bedrooms, and a living
room with window wills which offer a
maKnificent view ofcJall West Hcse
burg -Ju.st $(i,750 down, if you can
quah) Total price $25,750. See it to
day. SMALL 3 bedroom. In good location, car
peted living room, handy kitchen, ex
tra bfcfcise room, well landscaped. At
just iTooO unfurnished or $800 for
nished. PENN'S REAL ESTATE
OR 2-3733 YTIME
Virgin! Jacobs OR 2-4nft
Larry Newpoft Q OH 3-3W7
MAGNESS
REAL ESTATE
$14,000 EXTRA LARGE HOME. 2 bdnm.
with complete 1 bedr:n anarlinenl
above or suitable for 1 family home.
Oil fired DiDed furnace, attached dou
ble sarafjc, large lot and on paved
street and sewer We'll be glad ;o shjw
this homeOo you.
$13,800 ONE ACRE ON RIVER Larae
.i iKirm nome, uooi-iop lurnace, sm.ni
barn and cabin. For a comfortable
home with breathing space let us snow
you this property.
$1S,500 MODERN RANCH style dwellinrt.
vi replace; nawa nrs. rsice Kiicnen.
C;i('nrt with loads of storage room.
Owner will trade equity for large 2
bdrm trailei?
$15,000 MODERN RANCH style dwelling
J harm. 2 baths, combination party
room and dining room. Eating -irea :g,
Kiiciien. L.re living room wnn iire
place and mahogany paneling. Birch
cn'uinets in kitchen. Electric baseboard
heating. View lot overlooking river.
This home well worth the money. May
we show you?
We have many other fine properties.
I'none our oltice today on your needs.
Perhaps we can match your need up
to the home of your dreams.
916 Washington Ave.
OFFICE OU 3-53-10
Roscoc Lackey OR 3 3147
Iris Reinert OR 2-4106
New Listings
BEAUTIFUL HOME 4 bedrooms, one
acre landscaped level lot. river front
age and close in to Roseburg. One 4
the lelter homes, with hot water heat
in the floors and ceilings. Many won
derful features. Priced at ?31,5O0.
Shown by appointment only.
ACREAGE 13 acres plus, located on
Newton Creek: Road. Good for home,
subdivision or investment. Total price
$3,750. Terms.
EXCELLENT BUILDING- SITE lof;:ied
Corner of Calkis Hoad and Charter
Oaks. (See our sign.i 2 Oak trees, over
one acre of free soil, city water, sep
tic tank and dram field already in.
Reasonably priced at $2,750. Good
terms.
Stevenson Realty
A Complete ReolN Service
967 S. E. Pine .
Phone OR 2-1614
Evenings
Richard Stevenson, OR 3-8744
Andrew Fisher, o OR 3-7100
Town & Country
Real Estate
1346 S E. Stephens OR 3-4469
THREE XcRES with 2-bedroom. mod
ern house, including furnituie, on GO
den Valley Road. All for $7000, good
terms.
Myrtle Creek Area
130 ACRES, 2000 Xmas trees planted,
tree farm and stock ranch, 00 acres
pasture, 15 irrigatedQ Farqily orchard
and berries. Good 2-bedroom houVv, all
modern. Wood and electric heat, fire
place, w to w carpeting, nice kitchen,
barn and sheds. All irriRating equip,
inent. $211,000, good terms.
il If. Krueger
Salesmen
V. iBiIH Waller
Geo. Krueger
or a-r
OR 2-41fH)
OK 3-3ISU2
, L
CkOSE IN
WELL Bt'ILT HOME, 2 large bedrooms
tiled bath. Inside utility. Living
riHtin. fireplace, dining room. At
tached garage, nice iard. $11,500.
4 ACRES
HIGHLY PROACTIVE xotl. Nice ranch
t le home. 2 bedrooms and den. p.
bath, living room. firepl.ire, dining
room, kitchen - nook Carport, beau
tiful yard with all types fruit, hollv
orchard, irrigation nstem. M;v con
sider R(.sehurg property trade. Full
pne $lt.000.
WESTS IDE
SPAOtCU'S hom. 3 l,re bctlrwiml ,nd
b.ij Larirt. llvm . dininj room, lovr
tio H 200 n00k AUachcd "r. Pa-
Fullerton Realty
&. Insurance
721 N E. Stepneni Dial OR J-3I7H
' tFdsmalle
Real Estate
725 S. E. Chadwiok St.
-.5
Small Acreayet
Ranches Trades
List With A Reoltor
CALL OR 2-3444 ANYTIME
Nora I'racroft OR
Duk Wilsi OR 3-7.S2D
FAMIlY HOME FOR SALE
in 1-aurel woid District
IDEAL 4 bedroom home art ideal lo
ralion to chiols--businesi ditrict.
Full basement and dry. Equity may
he assumed at only 3!t' interel.
per nvMith pament, Including
taxct 2 full bath. GE dishw.isher
and d.sposjil, wall to ail carpet
ing, lot of storage. A wonderful fam
ily h.ime priced below FHA apprais
al HI. kry while it latts. No real
tori, p'enssV
210 W Riverside DrK
Phon OR 3-8434.
Real Estate
LEHMAN'S
Best Buys
5 ACRES
4 BEDROOMS and don. fireplace, elec
tric or oil heat, built-in oven and
niie. assnrted family orchard wurt
bernei, garage with attached carport.
Lovely lawn with, lots of ihrubbery.
Chicken house, 3 acre paature. Thi
it a hunie to be proud of. FuU pr.v-
,5O0. $5000 down.
2 BEDfSbOM
A LOVELY HOME. Oeplare. hardwood
floor, attached garage, nice fenced
lawn. Lot 11)5x102. Close to school
and wiilkinu distance to downtown.
Wired for washer and dryer. flO.oQO
full price.
KNOTTY PINE
LARGE LIVING room, kitchen and
dining room com Din ea. i j be mom,
paved trtet, city water, lot luoxiou.
xtns in a good buy at only $5,500.
COAST MOTEL
16 UNITS tall cooking I plus owner's 3
bdrm. HDt. with fireplace. Fireplace
In 13 units. Frame construction sep
tic tanks. Ocean front with low, easy
access beach. Apprux. 125x200 ocean
frontage. Electric heat. Exceptionally
good net income. Price $Wi,000. Wiil
trade for trailer court.
q TRADE
lfj ACRES near Portland, 2 bedroom
house, elect, heat, city water, barn,
chicken house, plenty of shade trees.
Land row in filberts and walnuts.
Price $20,000 or will trade for small
acreage near Hoseburg.
LOTS
We still have some choice lots in town.
Let us show them to you. q
Call Us For The Best Of Service.
Listings Urgently Needed.
LEHMAN REAL ESTATE
and
Insurance
q OR 3-6103
Ray M. lAliman, Broker
Evenings call
Gene Peck OR 2-45:t4
Irv KlenO OR
For Sale By Owner
3.4 acres at Box 400 Garden Valley Road,
2 miles from Garden Valley Junction.
Remodeled older house, 3 bedrooms
all modern. Lots of built-ins. Good
well and pressure system. Lots of
fine old shade trt. maple, oak and
walnut; several fruit trees, and grapes.
Just a nice, comfortable place for
family living. Price 59.500 with A4.2uu
down, balance at 4' interest, phone
OR 2-3518. Will show any day.
TWO BEDROOM home, large living
room, separate dining room, lare kit
chen, big utility room. On large lot
with double garage. Close in. $7500,
OR 3-:W6fi.
MODERN 2-bedroom home, north Rose
burg. Ample built-ins. priced to sell.
Offering to take a loss for quick sale.
Close in. OK 2-1865.
4-S Termite Control
ARE YOU buying a home? Call nation
wide TERMINIX for inspection and
termite report. Gerretsen Building
Supply, OR 2-2636.
5 Bus'ess Opportunities
FIVE bedroom home, full basement;
also 3 bedroom home and one, 2 room
apt. plus 9415 sq. ft of ground. Lo
cated on South Stephens Street on 1)9
business route, 3 blocks from Post Of
fice, 5 blocks from bnnk and busi
ness center. Ideal location for city
motel, doctor's offices or dentnl clinic,
priced to sell. Good in vestment. OR
3-'15Hl or OK 3-32H3.
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE (large living
room l on North Umpqua river and
highway, PLUS furnished rentals
"bringing in over $500 per month. Very
seldom have a vacancy. We are leav
ing this part of state will take S12,04M
or less down, a small home, contracts
or good trailer house on down pay
ment. Pljone Glide GY 63493.
Five Nice Houses
Steady renters, 8 acres, 3 lots. AH of
part. Might trade. 1404 E. Central,
Sutherhn. W. Proksel. owner.
WESTS1DE-OFFICESUITE fo?-lease.
3 rooms, bath, private outside en
trance, parking for clients. $100
month. Dental, medical or other of
fice purposes. Phone OR 2-1377
dllTF-TOW'Nwnerrnust scH"3 rot
tages on 2 lots 2247. 2257 and 22G7
Vine. Write 6U17 S W. 3rd Ave., Port
land. Oregoir
FOR SALE or trade soda fountain
and lunch, with variety store. Will
take fn trade. 15" trailer, lot or car.
Ca)l OR 2-H152 for appointment
CUT-HATE SERVICE-STATION Gal
lonage lease. Pumping approximately
10.000 gallons per month. Will sell at
inventory. OS 9-5613
GOO DR E NT A LTin vc stment.-4 bedroom
house In 'town, occupied. Consider a
trade for seller's contract. OH 3-6522.
BUSINESS zone property-lilb ft. Harv
ard frontage. Phone OR 2-3037.
6 Loans & Financial
NEED CASH FAST?
You may charge it'
at '.M one viand"
charging money Is about !ik
charging anything else ou borrow it
i -jfow. it back later.
0 picincj rune:
Gene JlcCuy Mgr.
Til. Second Nireat Man In Towaa
WS.L Sicphena
SS5SSS
aactnc unancc ln
Will Pay 7
Owner has good security on dwellings,
and will pay 7' r intercut on 50
value loans. Douglas Counlv Realtv,
111H S. E. Stephens St. Phone OR
3-4Q20 or OR 2-2AV,b.
FAMILY F I NTTcl
Home owned and Operated
Loans Up to fivn
On motor vehicles and furniture
r2SF Washingtrri OR V.2T
Rex I Eatate Loans to if, 300 Comme
rial Industrial Finance Coruu.-atioic
815 SE takOR V4D4.
CONTRACTS on real estate. Wildis"-
count. OR 3-W7H. ask for Mrs. Mc
Pherran. Sale or trade.
WILL BLY' small sellers contracts
discount. Immediate e a b. Call
.1-811 or OR 3-6.191.
WILL RCY small sellers contracU.
OR 3-fi-2
WtJHKINO s ha re "in-B rookTngs" P 1 ood
plant. GYpsy 6-X.06.
8 Wanted To Rent
WANTFD TO RFNT by Mr,r. . 2 or
3 be iroom houe by rel able fami!?.
Referent-es furnished. Wr.te c-o Bo
8S. News-ReMew
RFSPONSIB1.E party desiresTdroom
Onie lo rent or lease. W. pv S100
.- more If warranted. Write Box ,
Nrm Review.
re:
9 Sleep, Board, Rooms
ROOM .lid Nwd. OR
ROOMS, 11! SS Buk.ly. oflSls-o.nl.
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