8 Tht Newi-Revltw, Roteburg, Oft. Tuei., Au9. 2, 1960
Margin Requirement Cut
Stimulates Stock Buying; I
Corporate Earnings Spotty
NEW YORK (AP)-The tock
market Rot a stimulant this week
but wasn't satisfied with the
amount and doubtful about its
immediate effect.
The Federal Reserve Board
(oolc the lonti-awaited step to re
duce margin requirements. The
result is that stock buyers now
can make purchases with a 70
per cent down payment. Since Oc
tober 1958 the minimum had been
90 per cent.
It was virtually the unanimous
sentiment in the financial com
munity that the cut should have
been to 50 per ccni.
Some people in Wall Street
called the board's action a small,
helpful step. , ,
The stock market responded
with an immediate advance. But
experts said that was to be ex
pected and the downward trend
would resume if the historical
pattern after margin reductions
is followed.
Anticipated benefits of the eas
ier marfiin rule are that it will
attract more investors and sta
bilize stock.
The action also was seen as a
forerunner of other steps by the
government to help the economy.
Steel Profits Slump
Much interest was centered on
earnings reports of major corpor
ations for the second quarter of
this year. In many cases they
were disappointing.
The sleel companies' profits
were down sharply from last
year. Demand was slow in the
second quarter and, it must be
remembered, in the correspond
ing J959 period the mills were go
ing full blast in anticipation of
the strike.
Steel executives are only mild
ly optimistic about the outlook
for the rest of the year. Chair
man ItoRer BlouKh of U.S. Steel
Corp. predicted a gradual recov
ery in production from the cur
rent level of about 54 per cent
of capacity, lie estimated the in
dustry's output for the year at be
tween 105 and 108 million tons,
well below the record 117 million
in 1955.
Auto Compacts Cut Profits
Four of the five automobile
manufacturers earned less mon
ey in the second quarter than last
year, only American Motors
was ahead.
Seven Pomona Grange Members
Receive Fifth Degree Obligation
By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS
The fifth degree obligation was
Riven to seven members at a ro
rcnt meeting of the Douglas County
Pomona Grange by Howard Cra
croft, Oregon Slate Grange stew
ard and district deputy.
The meeting, held at the Trl 'n
Square Hall in Myrtle Creek, was
presided over by Master Emmitt
Walters.
Reports were given by Pomona
officers. Trozie Nielson, lecturer,
stated an exchange program for the
subordinate Granges in tho county
will be inaugrated for the next
quarter. She urged all subordinate
Grange lecturers to have their
members participate.
Members were urged to register
for the November election if they
have not already and to investi-
Firemen Save Six
From Derailed Car
PITTSBURGH (AP) "I was
seared and thought it was the
end."
That was how one person de
scribed a terrifying two hours
Sunday in a derailed incline car
stranded 400 feet above ground.
Two men, a woman and three
children were rescued by firemen
after the disabled car hail been
tied down with ropes. No one was
hurt.
Bruce W. Middlelon, 31, of near
by Alonroevillc, climbed out of the
car in hopes of taking some of
the nlhers to safely. He changed
his mind when he saw a wheel
break loose and fall to the street.
"1 was afraid," said Middlelon,
I paralroop veteran. "I heard the
timbers cracking beneath me. I
was afraid, too, thai the children
might fall through the lies."
Mrs. Middletnn, who didn't fake
the trip in the incline, watched
the episode from below.
The incline car, operated bv an
electrirally powered cable, runs
up and down an 800-foot sloped
track. A tiiangiiliir sluiped under
frame permits it to ride level.
The ear, which carries a max
imum of 20 persons, runs on railroad-type
tracks.
Douglas Fir Plywood
Closes Bullards Plant
BANDON (AP) Douglas Fir
Plvwonri Cn nl;,to v.. -i ,
down Friday at Milliards, near tins'
louthwestcrn Oregon town '
Harold Dolter, manager' of the!
plant, said the shutdown affected i
J30 persons, and that all had been I
offered work al the firm's plant
ShlaptiJ1:'1 i
h.renMclo,.t.",of T,nl
proved facilities al the (oiiuillel
plant, and because the high mr.
ket price of ready-made veneer
a" iMno m iiniiv-maiie veneer
had nude the. Bullar.lj oner.tmn
....eHsnnmieal
Marina Officers Killed
NA11A, Okinawa (AP) vs.
military iithoriticj aid here two
Marinca, Capt. Joseph K. Stare,
25, of Monlviie, N.J., and I.t. Ho -
land E. Skr7ypinski, 22, tarneuie,
Ta., were killed in the crash of a
light observation plane Thursday
during training mission.
I
Production exceeded a year
ago but the lower priced com-
pacts cut into the profits. I
Sales of new passenger cars in '
the middle third of July totaled
157,400, up 2 2 per cent from the
comparable 1959 period. j
Output slowed to an estimated
106,000 cars this week as Chrys
ler and Studebaker Packard fin-
! ished making 1900 models, tien-
jeral Motors and Ford will start
shutting down early in August.
The National Industrial Confer-.
I ence Board surveyed 210 nianu
i faclurers and found they expect
I o to be a good year after what
: they considered an unsatisfactory
I first half.
Sixty three per cent of the firms
predicted business in the second
half will exceed the 1959 last half.
They believe orders merely have
been delayed. Inventory adjust
ments will be completed and new
models and products will stimu
late sales, they feel.
The possibility developed that
the nation's biggest airline will
emerge from a merger. United
Airlines and financially beleagu
ered Capital Airlines asked per
mission of the Civil Aeronautics
Board to combine.
On the basis of revenue pas
senger miles, American Airlines
now is first. I'nited ranks second
and Capital fifth.
Rail Merger Plan Snagged
Plans for a big railroad merger
got a setback. Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad refused to consid
er at this time a three-way com
bination with New York Central
and Baltimore and Ohio.
Both the C & O and the Central
have made offers to acquire the
stock of B 4i O shareholders.
Briefly around the business
scene: U.S. merchandise exports
in June totaled $1,015,000,000, a
20 per cent gain over June 1959.
Martin Co. received a 30-million-dolliir
contract for work on the
Pershing missile. . . . Radio Corp.
of America has developed panels
which give off a soft glow of light
in five colors. . . . The new photo
copy industry expects to increase
its annual volume from the cup
rent 400 million dollars to 650
million by 1905. . . . Philadelphia
F.leclric Co. plans to build a 40-million-dollar
atomic power plant
on the Susquehanna River.
gate legislative matters before vol-
ing. A quarterly report was given
by Nelila Norris, home economics
club chairman. She staled there
are now .'txi home economics mem
bers in Douglas County subordinate
Granges and asked members to re
member the national crochet con
test, sponsored by the Grange, and
the regional canning contest.
Musician Commended
Pomona Grange Musician Mrs.
Grace Aloorman was commended
for the many hours she gave for
the practice of (he Rosebud Drill
and Fifth degree team presented
at the Oregon Stalo Grange ses
sion, held during June.
Nora Craeroft, Douglas County
Pomona death benefit chairman,
announced she would enforce the
.'10-day lime limit for assessments
to be received by her and at that
(Inle her books will bo closed. She
staled there are 433 members in
this group.
Committee chairmen for the en
tertaining of State Grange gave
final reports. Virgil Woodruff was
appointed -chairman of the Pomona
Grunge booth for the Douglas Coun
ty Fair. Dean Boss was appointed
work program chairman for 1901.
A letter of thanks from Helen
Moore was rend. She had received
the 4-11 scholarship given by Po
mona Grange. Mrs. Nielson, lec
turer, presented the program.
North Douglas Grange won the at
tendance award. Iluyden Taylor
was appointed to be in charge of
Iho "monkey business" for the nexl
meeting.
Master Walters announced the
annual election of officers will be
held at the next meeting of Pom
ona, Oct. 22 at the Evergreen
Grange Hull.
Two Reported Missing
After Border Incident
MARKTREDW1TZ, Germany
(AP) Two persons were missing
.here after Czechoslovak border
guards fired al eight German men
who accidentally crossed the
frontier, West German police re
ported. The incident occurred early Sun
day morning near Muchlhach. The
group from Selh, near here, drove
to a reslaurant near Hie border
and drank until the early morn
ing hours.
When tile tipsy Germans headed j
for Iheir cars, police said, they
crossed into Czechoslovak ter
ritory and border guards opened
' 1 1 r r s 1 rl'lulmu "'
l'olir' M ,llf Uv0 m,s"n men
n,!,y ,nave beon woumU-(1 ",ul ,r'
'
Pacific NW Counties
Reverse National Trend
WASHINGTON' (AP) Popula-
1 1 'n giowlh in most Pacific
k1""'" "im
Northwest counties during I h e
I I MUM tnnvn.l tfainl Iho nation.
lil.sus moved against the
n.l.on.l
wide trend, the Census
ltureaiii
reports.
Nationally. 1..W0 of J 072
ties lost inhabitants. Only
conn
1.4U2 grew in population.
I Hut in Oregon, 29 of the
3fi
Icounlies earned in nonulalinn and
,only 7 Ion. W ashitiiMon a 39 coun-
ties showed population gains in
26 and losses in 13. I
Of Idaho's 44 counties, 25 gained!
population and 19 lost.
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Bases For U. S.
'Provokes' Soviet
LONDON (API Moscow radio
today termed "clearly provoca
tive" the plan to provide British
bases for American nuclear sub
marines equipped with Polaris
missiles.
The Russian-language broadcast
said the I'nited States "forced
Britain to assume more onerous
commitments'' in exchange for
"the dubious promise of more de
tailed information'' on reeoonais
since flights.
"It is noteworthy that this week
a spokesman of the British For
eign Office admitted that London
and Washington are having a pre
liminary discussion on the ques
tion of the use of British ports by
American submarines," the broad
cast said.
"Thus, new bases, being created
with aims clearly provocative
toward the Soviet Union, are to
be added to the already existing
American bases on British terri
tory." Pope John Can't Attend
Eucharistic Congress
CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy
(AP) Pope John XXIII said to
day he had been tempted to go to
Munich for the World Eucharistic
Congress opening Sunday, but he
cannot altend.
Speaking to the papal mission
which will represent him at the
congress, the Pope said, "The
kind and devoted insistence of our
venerable brother, Joseph Cardi
nal Wendel, archbisbop of Munich
. . . was an amiable temptation
for us to take part with our hum
ble person in the world Eucharis
tic Congress. . .
"But the wishes of the heart
must follow the dictates of a se
rene and confident wiseness. But
we will participate with our heart
in the Munich manifestations."
For months there had been
speculation in Germany that the
Pope might participate in the
congress.
Speaking earlier to pilgrims at
his summer residence, the Pope
said he hopes the World Eucharis
tic Congress will "carry greater
fervor" into Christian spiritual
life.
Portland Markets
Monday
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND (AP) Buttcrfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium quality, de
livered in Porlland, 65 cents lb;
first quality, 60; second quality,
55.
Riilfpp Prints nrr 111 In Tlnil.
Urs Grade AA. 93 score, 67: A
grade, 92 score, 67; B grade, 90
score. b5.
Cheese To retailers S ingle
daisies, 44-51; processed American
41,i-42'i.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA
extra large. 62 54: A A large, 48-
51: A large, 46-48; AA mediums,
43-45; small, 32 36. Cartons, 1-3
cents additional.
EggsTo producers, at farm
AA extra large, 43-48'i; A A largtv
41-4b; A large, 34-38; AA medi.
urns, 33-36'j; SS small, 23-30'"j.
Wool Clean basis, Eastern Ore
gon produced V. blood, 1.00-1.02;
? blood, 1.05-1.10; Va blood, 1.15
1.20: fine. 1.18-1 25.
Live poultry No. 1 fryers, 2H-4
lb, at farm, lOV'i-22; light hens, at
farm, 8 9; heavy hens, 1115.
Rabbits Average lo growers
Live whites, 3i-4'ii II), 19-24; col
ored pelts, 5 cents less; fresh
killed fr,vcrs t o retailers, 56-58;
cut up, 00-62.
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef cuts (choice sleers) Hind
quarters, 54.00-48.00; rounds 50.00
54.00; full luins, trimmed, 76.00
81 00; forequarlers, 35 00 38.00;
chucks, 37.00-41.0; ribs, 52.0
56.00. Pork cuts-Loins, 12-16 lb, 52 00
57 00; shoulders, 16 lb down, 33.50
30i; sparenhs, 50 00-53 00; fresh
hams, 12 16 lb, 46.00 48.00.
Pork carcasses Shippers style,
30.00-32.00.
Veal-Choice, 90-150 lbs, 48 00
52.00; good, 44.00-49.00; standard,
41.00-47.00.
Produce
Potatoes Ore.-Wash., Long
Whiles, No. 1, 100 Hi, 4 00 4 25;
Hussels, 5.00 5.25; Calif Long
Whiles. No. 1-A, 4.75-4.00; bakers,
5.25-5.50.
HnyNo. 2 green alfaUa, f o b.
Porlland and Scuttle. 36 00-38.00 a
Ion, some 42.00 at Portland.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (API ( LSD A)
Calllc salable 1,600; includes 17
loads fed steers; 6 loads heifers;
40 per cent cows; trade moder
ately active; early sales fed
steers, heifers and cows steady;
several loads choice 1.000 1.050 lb
fed steers 27 0O; good steers 25.00
26 50; good fed heifers 23.00-24.50,
some held higher; standard steers
and heifers 20.00 22 00; canners
and colters and utility 14 00 19.00;
couple loads youns UiUty and
lnliinl rows 16.00-17.00: most
utility 14.W-15.00; canners ami
cutti-r.i 11.00 -12.50, llolstom cutters
to 14 00; few culler bulls 17.00
20 00: canner hulls down lo 13 00.
Calves salable 25; trade rattier
slow, about steady; Rood and
choice vealcrs 23.00 24.00; few
choice 25 00; utility and standard
16.0022(H); culls down to 12.00;
Rood and low choice stock calves
2:1.00-24.00; common and medium
HoMeins 18.00-20 IX).
Moss salable 900; trade slow;
butchers mostly 25 cents lower;
I S No. 12 butchers 185 230 lbs
,. .i,.
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2" SO; IlllXCil I J lu mi " .
20
ll 2 3s m uo-ih.mi
12 sows 2
4lHKS5 lb sows
;i;io ins itt.w-w..w
13.S0-15.0O. , ,
Sheep salable 20O0; trade slow,
cinnif slaughter lambs steady to
weak: ewes and feeder lambs
steady: choice with some prime
84 ll In ransc Iambi 17 00 17.50
numerous lots choice iSo. I pen
to full wnnled nearby lambs 1300
15 75; Snort rholt'' feeder
lambs 13.5014. 50; cull to good
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STOCKPILING CRUSHED
MINERAL AGGREGATES
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON
SEALED bids will be received by the Doug
las County Court at the Douglas County
Courthouse until 10:30 A.M., August 10, I960
for furnishing and stockpiling crushed rock
or crushed gravel on tho Yoncalla-E Ikhead
County Road No. 7,
Bidders will be required to submit prequali
lication statements.
Specifications are on file wilh tho County
Clerk ot Dooqlfti County, and copies thereof
may be obtained at the office of the County
Engineer Room 219, Courthouse, Roseburg
Oregon.
No person may withdraw hit 'bid after the
hour set for I he opening.
Douglas County reserves the right to relect
any or all bids or to waive any Informality
In bidding.
DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT
V. T. JACKSON, County Judqe
HURON W. CLOUGH, Commissioner
E. R. METZGER, Commissioner
SCHOOL DISTRICT 130-C
DOUGLAS COUNTY
SUTHEHLIN, OREGON
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
ROOF REPAIRS
Seated bids will be received by the Board
of Directors ot School District 130-C, Douq
County, Sulherlin, Oregon for repairs to roots
On huildmQS at the district as follows:
FLAT ROOFS: West Elementary School
Gymnasium, Appro, area, 4B?4 sq ft ;
Office Section, Appro, area, UJi sq ft ;
Music Building, Approx. area. 22.SS sq ft.
Specifications: Apply three (3) layers of
14 lb. asurfos felt between tour
l.i vers of hot asphalt over old roofing.
Old roof to have air pockets, crocks.
etc. repaired prior to application of
new rooting. Asbestos felt to be best
grade ot manufacturer as approved by
the district.
SLOPE ROOF: East Elementary School,
west sme of Northwest Wing, Approx.
area JJW sq ft.
Specifications: Apply Pabco Ango Lap
Composition Shingles. Present roof of
cedar shingles to be reconditioned by
nailing down curled shingles and tilling
In where shingles are out. New shingles
to be nailpd on three corners and ex
posed corner to be cemented. New ridge
line to be applied.
AH roofing will be required to carry a
wrihen guarantee by the bidder of both
materials and labor tor a minimum period
of two years.
Bids will be opened In the general office
of the district In the West Elementary School
at 8:00 o'clock p m., Tuesday August 9, 1960.
The Board of Directors reserve the right to
reiect any or all bids on the basil of pro
posed mater lals or workmanship.
BY ORPFR OF T HF BOARD OF
DIRECTORS. SCHOOL DISTRICT
l.tOC. DOUGLAS COUNTY,
OREGON
A L. Loerts, District ClerU
Published- July if, Aug. I, 2.
slaushlpr ewe 1.5A-3.M; on lot
good nd choice 4 00.
Portlind Griln
rorn.na uri'n
PORTLAND (AP) Coarse
r..n, wholesale, prompt do livery
bulk ton, f.O.D. track rortlaml:
Oat, No 2, 38-lb white M.0U 52 00
t- X-.. n . ....11 r, -
in ii, t ruMi'iu i-mi w o.i. ia
Barley, N.2, I.VIb .western ..43.M
AllR. 1 Close, I'Oltland (iraill
use
... ......
nariCV (nifll 10 arrive market.
20lay shipment, delivered coast
r.0.2, 45 lt western 42.50
No 2. 2 rowed or 2-rowed w'n 43 00
Wheat ibid) to arrive market,
No. 1 bulk. 20 day .shipment,
delivered coast!
Soft White 1 OA
Soft White (hard applicable) 1
White Club
1 96'
Hani Kcd Winter
Ordinary
It Mr cont
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Hani While Raart
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2 0tii
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var receipts wneni ; Dariey
1; corn 4; mill feed 3.
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Dl 5-364Z.
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2 blocks west of Greyhound depot, OR chard
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Real Estate
Remember This
ONLY REALTORS
Can Display This Emblem
1 A Realtor is a member of your
local real estate board and of
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards.
2 A realtor is not "just any real
estate broker."
3 Is pledged to conduct his busi
ness in accord with a atric'
code of ethics.
4 Can give you the soundest guid
ance in all aspects of real cs
. , , , t .
tate purchase because ot Ms
backcround and access to tliel
wuiiua .mmu.vu
real estate knowledge
c rn Lin -rraniT- thrt most fa ' F0R SALE 0R TRADE our equity In 2-
5 Can help arrange me mosi ia, boo tor lrltf 35,
vorable home financing for you i or 2-1744.
because of his knowledge of Hie 'choice building" iot, adjoining Hucreit.
current mortfase market and . 0R 3P71-
his contact With local lenders. 1 THe? BEDROOM furnished noma. vs
Below is a list of the qualified
realtors in the Roseburg area.
Bu,r R.ally 311 N. w. r.,rd.n V.ll.y
J,r" " - " NE 5,""""
aiwrn not wuh.nolon St.
Dougm coir R" - I"" se stwiwni
j -J ETiSS.
(Roseburg Realty , ins Umpqua Hotel
Ted Smalle Real EI-7:S SE Chadwlck
! tuuMitnrt Realtv Ht SE P.ne
; . r. ..... o-.i. i .,1 tc iit-kj.. ;
' e.T w;i., e.i . t.i.-W-'. .
LWyd Wilson 1M; SE Stephen,
' r " . e r...
KOV U. TOV'ig i-u - "
I .Iwavt buy or sell through realtor.
Isoonn ston. Reaiiy
63 W. Hrvrdi
NICE J bedroom nousa In MvrtVa CrteA,
near schools; 50O. OS MJ.
THREE BEDROOM by" builder, on tctusiva
Sterling Or. Inquire 43 NE. Sterling Drive.
NICE $ tvttroom house, M acre. P.M0 down.
OR 3:?i.
Ml'"." i.SS""ii.c o-"-i
THREE BEDROOM home near Stewart Park.
Phone ORJ-M.
EXCELLENT BUY 2 -bedroom home 1
tot, ttoie lit. Priced to sell. OR 2-MS.
IN 'WINSTON ?-oedroom house, WS0O
$1000 less tor cash. OS WH
LARGE - LOT '" ideal" for trader house".
three '.are elevated view ts not ro
i.quor itora m wmsten. os
By j. R. Williams
Real Estate
McANENEY
REAL ESTATE
announces the opening of o
Branch Office in the thriving
. City of Winston
WINSTON LISTINGS
WE OFFER a new 3 B R. home In good
area with 3 B R. Lg L R. Fireplace. Elec.
baseboard heat. Carport. Lgo. lot with top
soil tor onty 1 13,900.
57 ACRES on Hwy. 4?. Older S B R. home
plus other bldgs. Good water. $9,500 on
good terms. Don't delay!
ANOTHER value Is a 2 bedroomer on sewer
and well -priced at $4,50 with only $450
down.
If you want to buy or sell see
ELTON ZUVER Off. OS 9 8442
Salesman Res. OS 9-5339
198 Acre Ranch
WITH IRRIGATION system tractor, farm
tools and the cattle all go at $26,500
large home, huge shade trees, large stock
barn, out bldgs, nice orchard, garden,
berries. Taxes only $100 May take nice
home as part payment.
TWO ACRES 2 modern homes on E.
Douglas St. Huge shade trees, fruit trees,
garden. For quick sale $9,500 $1500
down, bal. $75 per month.
WEST SIDE Duplex Two bedrooms each
sioe, on sewer. Very attractive and price
only $11,500 'j cash this will tell, so
better seo it today.
Lloyd A. Wilson
Realtor
1667 S E. Stephena Phone OR 3-3579
LIST YOUR PROPERTY wtr. It will really
sell. Prompt servic roiabl. appraisals
and 30 brokers and salesmen to find you
a buyer! Call us today, or drop in and
discuss your problem. We're on tn. busiest
corner In town.
Roseburg Realty
& Insurance Co.
UMPQUA HOTEL LOBBY
OR 2-3344
MEMBER. ROSEBURG
MULTIPLE LISTING BUREAU
FOR SALE by owner, large 2 bedroom,
nice family room, can be used 3rd bed
room. Large living room, dining room,
large Inside utility. 2 fireplaces, 2 full
baths. FHA appraised price $15,500. Im
mediate possession. Call OR 3-3)91 days
or uk j-juij evenings.
IMMEDIATE PO$SESSION--CleanYbed-room;
fenced yard, garage, city sewer;
bus, school super market. Reasonable
rermi. uk 3-443.
ACREAGE FOR SALEor" tradedose Tn,
1 acre, all fenced; fruit trees and ber
ries; j-Deoroom house with furnace, chick'
en house. 2053 S.E. Douglas. OR 2-2458,
BEING TRANSFERRED, "must "sacrifice j
bedroom home with fireplace, forced air
heat, hardwood floors, nice view on paved
jif-pn: mhj sown, tan uk j-u?4.
THREE BEDROOM home 1 mile eat of
umenin. i-irepiace, anacned garage. 9
acres, 1 acre tillable. Nice view. Call
Sutherlin 4296.
BY OWNER Small acreageonSouth 1
Umpqua. 3-bedroom house, l"? baths, lots
of buill-ins. Family orchard, excellent well.
Call OR 2-2223 evenings.
FOR SALr OR TRADE Vodernbedroom
home with fireplace; 1 acre. In Tri-City.
UN 3-3715, Myrtle reek after 6 P.M.
MODERN 2-apBrtment house, in-city "llmiTs
Approximately 3 acres. Pnona OR 3-4030
Monday thru Friday.
FOUR BEDROOM ranch style. S miles south
Ro5eburg. J5.000 equity for $2,500. phone
Sutherlin 3050.
two BEDROOMrishedomeHTrdwocd
floors, floor furnace. OR 2-4102 after 3
p m. or ail day Sunday.
TWO BEDROOM "home, largefenced foK
newly decorated inside and out. Near
Mark's Shopping Center. OR 2-3670.
WILL BUY real "estate contract." Paypa7t
with income property, balance cash. Phone
OR 3-6572.
wnc amtnig quiei surTounainqs. j oeo-
, rooms. 6 miles from citv an tm vi.
'y Road. $9,550 urn price, can or s-sui.
-,rk?-t 7 orr." '"""""J '"
3-5846.
Newton CrwK RMd.
NEW LISTINGS
I NEWER 1 fcdroon ho-n, lituat-d a large acre graded lot. Double carport,
hardwood floor,, in,ide utility. Itreoiece. torrmca bathroom, vanity, birch c.bneti In
Kitchen, large wardrob. cloieta with ilidin g mohogany door, in bedrooms, CooMoo fur.
nac. tor economical heat and priced at only III.3C0. Down payment IIM4.
1 WE 5T ROSEBURG 1 bedroom cottage situated on large 100 t 150 foot lot. Fully mod
ern and with large garage. Priced al $4750with down payment of 11150 or less.
i VJSJfZXT. JEtT.
-WFST ROSEBURG t bedroom ryr.
floor. Vcrv ittrcctivt, ntt rvd cltn.
jN0RTHAFfT n0SF BURG Lro ittract
lirttvt. itng' lfcrtsid garaflt, Hectnc
tool lt. Lot i or room tor tr children '
t EAST DOUGLAS buiWing lot. You will
ror your njru nome. garden ana Of crura,
Reasonably priced at $:,
STEVENSON REALTY
Fishfr OR 3-7100
WinstonDillard
Real Estate
HFffF is A BIG HOVE whora vou can do
6g things for a small price. Closo in,
aoova downtown, among good homes and
with a spectacular view. A cnildren's play
room adioms the JO ft living room. 14 x II
dining room. Dry basement with Monfag
furnace and workshop Trie huge land
scaped tot hat fruit trees and a guest
house. Barbeque, dishwasher and disposal
in kitchen. There's lots more COME
ND SEE IT. $11,000 on FHA teens.
KEASEV ROAD, NEAR STEWART PARK.
Well bu.lt 3 bedroom plastered home on !
level landscaped lot o' wonderful loam
soil. $13,500. Eatra lot at $1,000 additional
IN THE NEWEST PART OF ROSEBURG!
Live here with pride. Eailside, paved
street, big 100 x 1t0 lot, 2 bedrooms down
stairs, one up. Excellent condition and way
below FHA at U.950. Pay about $1500
down and assume low Gl payments of
$ie SO.
WESTSIDE. ABOVE MARKS MARKET. This
3 bedroom home has an excellent traffic
pattern kids can by-pass the living
room. Well built, and among new homes.
$13,950 on .FHA or assume $?Ul. G. I.
NORTH UMPQUA FRONTAGE TRACTS at
$1750., 4 wooded Winchester lots, City sites,
10 tillable acres at $500 down.
MEMBER, ROSEBURG
MULTIPLE LISTING KUREAU
Roseburg
RealtyCr
Insurance
UMPQUA HOTEL LOBBY
OR 2-3344
"OUR SERVICE DuESN'f COST
IT PAYS"
Douglas County Realty
G.t. HOME New eastsldo, 3 nice bedrooms,
14 x 20 living room, fireplace, large din
ing area, birch cabinets, large bath with
vanity and linen closet, attached garage.
Eligible Fd. G.I. may rent this home with
part of rent applying to closing costs, until
loan is completed. Owner will sell for ap
praisal. 2 ACRES in Lookingg'ass. Large 1 room
house on concrete, builtins, range and
washer, electric heat. $1,950 $300 down.
WINSTON Small J bedroom modern home
on corner lot. $4,000. $1000 or less down.
EASTSIDE 3 bedroom home, low taxes, low
monthly payments, 100 x 150 ft. lot. Low
down payments and assumo G.I. loan.
NORTHS IDE Newer 3 bedroom Immaculate
home. Oil furnace heating, attached oar.
age, on sewer and paving. Fenced back
yard, barbecue. $10,750. Should Gl
FHA.
Multiple Listing Member
1118 S.E. Stephens Ph. OR 3-4020
Donna Klnyon
Ph. OR 3-3311
Ph. OR 2-4403
Dell Short
Ph. OR ! JUS
SPACIOUS
t BR HOME dbt garage. Ige dining rm,
nving rm. Kiicnerwiie counters, bath, util
ity and storage, patio, sewer and city
warer. immediate possession 110,500. May
sell furnished.
LGE 3 BR.
WEST SIOE HOME spacious living rm,
fireplace, dining area, kitchen-nook, bath,
plastered, hdw. firs, attached aaraoe, sur
faced st. Near public and parochial schools
ana marKets.
$4600
TIDY 1 BR HOWE. Wood paneled living
rm, Kttchen-otnnette, bath, utility, cone,
fdn. On bus line. Just right for newly
weds or older couple. Good terms.
Fullerton Realty
& Insurance
723 N.P. Stephens Dial OR 3-3171
tvenings can dick Wilson OK 3-7520
Leaving Town Must Sell
NICE side-by-side all modern duplex.
Hardwood floors, sound proof walls. On
and two bedrooms. Nice siied rooms.
Separate utility room. Bathrooms with
tubs. Paved street. Near Rose school.
911,500.
GOOD older 4 bedroom home. Large
living room, nice kitchen, garbage dis
posal. Double garaae. Double lot. Near
swimming pool. 110,500.
SMALL Commercial garage and wreck
inq yard, with three room house. Good
well. (4500.
ANY or ad can be bought with liberal
terms or will accept good paper. OR
2-2473. C. N. Currier owner.
G. I. Home
MOVE IN and let part of your payments
accumulate as closing costs. Two bed
room home on ' i acre of ground, fire
place, nice U shaped kitchen, electric
heating, utility, carport. This home should
approve at $6950.
. Douglas County Realty
CRAIG SHORT
Realtor
1111 S E. Stephens St. Ph. OR 3-4070
Deil short Ft,! or 2603
Craig Short
Ph. OR 2-246S"i
For Sale By Builder
NEW J bedroom home on large lot. In
restricted area, attached garage, bard
wood floors, Inside utility, fireplace, For
mica bathroom, redwood cabinets, in
kitchen, large wardrobe closets with Slid
ing mahogany doors. Sewer, city water.
Reasonably priced. For Appt. call OR
3-3073.
NICE, 2 bedroom home with hardwood floors.
Oil furnace and Heattlator fireplace; at
tached Inclosed garage. FHA and Gl ap
proved. ' mile out of city limits, $7,800.
Easy terms may be arranged. Phone 3202
or 4021 Sutherlin.
CANYONV1LLE AREA smalFhouse, chick
en house and barn on 1 acre. Year around
creek. Would accept good, small trailer
s down payment. TRoian 4-2493, Riddle,
or Gill's Realty, JE 2-4685.
WONDERFUL VIEW new, 3-bedroom
home, stone front and fireplace, tile bath-
room, oU furnace, hardwood floors. FHA
approved. 1999 Linnell St., V block from
Green School.
SELL OR TRADE
ental. Large garage and workshop.
Convement weslstde location. W. Whar-
ton. OR 2-4034.
STEAL THIS $12,500 State Gl home. 3-bed
room, fenced yard, 2 patrol. 0"e of the
nic.jt homs in C.nvonvill,. Must i.11
thi, ww.. 13500 buvt equity ISIS0
balance. Call Tom M.ton, JE 3-4533.
J2 HLMJ "SST" '""m
sit utj on JO 100 loot tot. BMutlful rwiwTjod
A good bur Down payment HMO,
lv J beO'Oom hvr with flroolc. hardwood
het d mmny acuriDi fM-wrei. Lroe lOOalTQ
piavorovod. F.H.A. appraised at t;.(50.
want this large to v 3 toot erek frontage lof
lih en grui rway ror your noma.
A Complete Realty Service
967 S. E. Pine
Phone OR 2-1614
Evn:r.c
llaskin OR 3 i27J Slevpnnn OR 3 744
rr tales Jeinnettt Buckleair, OS 9 5040
4 " Real Estate
Wiley's For
Real Estate
BUILDING LOT In west slopes back of
AAark's Market Crestv.ew Ave 4590. Sew
er being installed pr'ca Includes paved
street but not sewer. We will include archl.
feci i plans tor 3 B R, house designed to
fit this lot. $1.$00.
3 BR H0ME In w,n Hopes Wfmton. Pav
ed street and sewer, attached garage.
Lerae kitchen, close to highway and riv
er. years old. $9.00u with 11,000 down.
If you work wuth ot town see this.
CHATHAM' ST Near the high school? B R.
with expandable upstairs, extra bath rough
ed in. Close in and nlct area. F HA
terms (12,750.
SMALL 1 kR. well landscaped, good area
near Drive " save marker, paved street
and sewer. $5,950. Good Income property.
Will sell furnished.
3 B R. DAYLIGHT basement, oil forced draft
near, tamuy room, I'j baths, double ctr
port. Fine view. (17,000 dwn) $19,000.
EARL WILEY
Real Estate
428 SE MAIN ST.
OR 2-2629
phones E.rl Wiley OR 3-3403
Roland Springer OR 3-3903
NEW HOMES
-1-
THREE BEDROOM Near Riverside School.
Large rooms, carport, big lot. This on
Is on sewer and ready to move Into,
Only 110,500
Terms
-2-
READY FOR NICE FAMILY Westside,
mree oearoom. Bunoer putting on finish
ing touches. Featuring; birch cabinets,
built-in range and oven, )'i baths, iniidt
utility, double carport, paved it. and sew
r.
A Value, $15,500 '
., Will FHA
Call Bob Dishman
KEN BAILEY
REAL ESTATE
S. E. Rosa Street
Office OR 3-4428
Evenings OR 2-3294
YOUNG'S
BEST BUYS
1 BEDROOM modern home, hardwood floors,
electric wall heat, large living room. Plas
tered throughout, 40' x 100' lot.
4 BEDROOM home, 8 years old. Hardwood
iioors inrougnout, plastered. Insulated, re
tinted, double carport, several storaqe
rooms. A reasonably priced modern noma
for the large lamily. Only $12,000.
WE OFFER 2 new 3-bedroom homes In a
good district. Both have fireplaces. No. 1
hardwood floors. Built-in appliances, 2
baths, large bedrooms with large closets.
One has double carport the other a
double garaoe. Large lots. Best of con
struction. Priced at $20,000 end $23,750.
Roy O. Young
- & Son
Realtors
733 S. E. Cass Ave. Pacific Bldg,
Phone office OR 3-a47
Evenings call LeNoir Kruse, OR 2-29SI
(except Friday evening and Saturday)
Town & Country
Real Estate
1344 S. E. Stephens OR
THREE ACRES, 1 good-sl:ed bedroom, laraa
living room, kitchen, dinette area, shower
in bathroom. Why rent when you can
buy this for $4500 terms!
NICE 3-bedroom home, large living room.
All modern, lots of water. 150 x 300 lot.
Price 16500, $1000 down, 160 per month.
Close to mill. (Why rent?)
Paul H. Krueger OR 2-131
Salesmen
OR 3-4072
Delbert Nelson
33 ACRES, all tillable with good well, but
no house. Facing on blac top road. Near
Sutherlin. OR 2-3196 after 6 P.M.
5 Bus'ess Opportunities
For Sale By Owner
A L0VELY "-room home, furnish. Clot.
In residential district overlooking city
S bedrooms, modern. 2 fireplaces. Lara
living room and dining room. In first
class condition. Can rent rooms. Put) base
ment, oil heat. With 3 separate houses
near-by, rented, furnished. All clear. Nice
opportunity, reasonable. Selling due to age
OR 3-3216.
FIVE bedroom home, full basement) also
3 bedroom -home and one 2 room apt. plus
9485 sq. ft. of ground. Located on South
Stephens Street on 99 business roule, 3
blocks from old P. O., 5 blocks from
bank and business center. Ideal location .
for city motel, doctor's offices or dental
clinic. Priced to sell. Good investment,
OR3-45ai or OR 3-3283.
ONE COUPLE can operate'this"buVlnVss7ut
the income will support two families. High,
uniform earninqs, but no high pressura
work. 125,000 down, balance from income.
See us personally, no phone information.
Roseburg Realty & Insurance Co., Ump
qua Hotel Lobby.
SMALL RESTAURANT-Ready to go! In
ventory and equipment. Building may be
leased or purchased. Telephone JE 2-4814,
Canyonville.
FOR LEASE Storestation7Trailerspaee,
cabins. Highway 99, excellent location,
Ouines Creek Roao, Aialea. Ph. TErraci
4-5336.
1 hVK iAL .or .'eas Kin? 1 Grocery. Do-
,n gooo business. 1J miles on No. Ump-
- K,nS
Idieyld Route, Box 199
OVER ID'S return without work. 5 excellent
housM, rrduced from $59,000 to UO.000.
SM.000 dcvn. Best bargain anvwhart. W.
Proksel, Mm E. Central. Sutherlin.
FOR SALE or lease, equipped beauty shoo
with living quarters in thriving community
near Roseburg. Call Ot -H93.
T E XACO STAT ION doing good buslneVi,
freeway Jocation. OR3-S022, OR 3-S4?7.
FOR SALE Wag's Furiiuraarl Winston
Trailer Sales OS -S101.
6 Loans & Financial
FAMILY FINANCE
Home owned and Operated
Loans UO to tlSOO
On motor vehicles and turnltur
T?f SE Washington OR
PACIFIC FINANCE
644 S. E. Stephens
GENE McCOY
OR MW
CONTRACT, 6 00 Prim, Commercial Proo
arty. Roteburg. Ralanc, SIO.SOO lia
than W. of valu.. V'or diKount.
Roseburg Really & Insurance Co
Umcxjua Hotl LoftD
Roieburq. Orgon
"R.allort"
R E AE ST AEL6NS' lo 7SX. Au?om
b'l,. turnltur. and 5artatur. loan. Com.
m.rcial Industrial PinarK.. Corporation. Ill
SE Oak. OR
WuTl BUY!mairwll,r' conTracH at dia '
count. ImmMialt caih. Call OR or
or nn.