By J. R. Williams
3
10 Th Ntw-Rviw, Roseburg,
Portland Markets
Fridiy
PORTLAND PRODUCI
. PORTLAND (AP) Buiterfat
Tentative, subject t o immediate
change Premium quality, de
livered in Portland, 65 cents lb;
first quality, 60; iccond quality,
55.
Butter Prints, per lb to retail
ersGrade AA, 93 score, 70; A
grade, 92 score, 70; B grade, 90
score, 68.
Cheese To retailers S Ingle
daisies, 46-51; processed American
44-46.
Eglis To producers, at farm
A A extra large, 48-52'; AA large,
46-50',i : A large, 42-45; AA medi
ums, 39-45'; AA small, 24-28'.i.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
extra large, 58-61; AA large, 56
58; A large, 52-55; AA mediums,
49-53; AA small, 30-36. Cartons 1-3
cents additional.
Live poultryNo. 1 fryers, 2V-4
lb at farm, 17-21; light hens, at
farm 8-3; heavy hens 12-14.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live whites, 3-4Vi lb, 19-24; col
ored pelts, 5 cents less; fresh
killed fryers to retailers, 56-58;
cut up, 60-62.
Wholes, lo Dressed Meals
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
nuarters. 48.00-53.00: rounds 50.00-
53.00; full loins, trimmed, 65.00-
71.00; forequariers, 35.0U - 5 .mi;
chucks, 38.00-41.00; ribs, 51.00
54.00.
Pork cuts Loins, 12-16 lb. 50.00-
55.00; shoulders, 16 lb down, 32.00
35.00; sparenbs, 44.00-48.00; frcsb
hams, 12-18 )U, 43.00-45.00.
.Spring lambs Choice, 45-55 lb,
S6.00-39.00; good, 35.00-37.00,
Pork carcasses Shipper style,
27.00-29.00.
Veal Choice, 90150 lbs, 45.00
48.00; good, 43.00-46.00; standard,
40.00-43.00.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (AP) (USDA)
Cattle for week salable 2,400;
trade moderately active, slaugh
ter steers and heifers mostly
steady, hut steers over 1100 lbs
weak to 50 lower late; cows, Dulls
and feeders about steady; load
choice 1025 lb slaughter steers
25.50; load low-choice 1046 lbs
24.75: high-good and choice 1124
1160 lbs 23.50-24.50; 1187-1291 lb
weights 23.00-23.25; good steers
22.50-24.00; standard 19.00 - 22.00;
cutler and utility 15.00-18.00; good
and low-choice fed heifers 22.50-
23.00; good 21.00-22.00; standard
18.00-20.00; cutter and utility 14.00
17.00; utility cows 14.50-16.00; can
ners and cutters 10.0-12.00; Hoi
Mem cutters to 13.50; cutter and
utility bulls 15.00-20.50; good and
choice stocker and feeder steers
18.00-22.00; few good 600 lb stock
heifers 17.00.
Calves for week salable 360;
good and choice vealers active,
steady, lower grades slow, weak;
good and choice vealers 24.00
27.00; standard 18 00 - 22.00, cull
and utility 12.00-17.00; good and
choice stock calves 20.00-23.00.
Hogs for week salable 1,650;
butchers 50-75 higher; sows firm;
V. S. No. 1 and 2 butchers 190
23S lbs 19.50-20.00; No. 2 and 3
grades 180-240 lbs 18.50-19.25;
heavier and lighter weights 17.50-
18.50: mixed grade sows 300-350
lbs 13.50-16.00, few 16.50.
Sheep for week salable 2,750;
alaughler lambs 25-50 higher, ewes
and feeder lambs steady; load and
small lot choice and prime range
lambs wooled 17.50. also load Cen
tral Oregons 17.25; choice with
few prime ' nearbv lambs 16.50
17.00 for wooled and 15.50-16 25 for
No. 1 pelt shorn lambs; cull to
good slaughter ewes 2.50 - 4.50;
good and choice feeder lambs
14.00-15.25.
Portland Grain
TORTLAND (AP) Coarse grain
wholesale, prompt delivery, bulk
ton, f ob. track Portland: Oats,
No. 2. 381b white 56.00. Corn, No.
2. yellow, eastern 53.50. Barley
No. 2, 45-lb western 43.70-44.00.
Oct. 7 close, Portland Grain Ex
change: Barley (bid) to arrive market,
20-day shipment, delivered coast:
No. 2, 45-lb western 45.50-46.00.
Wheat (bid) to arrive market,
No, 1 bulk, 20-dav shipment, de
livered coast: Soil White 1.99: Soft
While (hard appl.) 1.99; White
Club 1.99.
Car receipts: Wheat 32; barley
10; flour 11; mill feed 10.
Hussein Supports
Nixing Of Meeting
WASHINGTON (AP) King
Hussein of Jordan said here aft
er a talk with President Eisen
hower that the dropping of neu
tralist moves for a quirk Eisenhower-Khrushchev
meeting was
Wise.
The pro Western Arab monarch
told reporters he thinks "prior to
such a suggestion, there should
have been plenty of work and
planning so that the chances of a
useful result would lie better."
Therefore, Hussein said, Ills
country is not particularly disap
pointed that the sponsors with
drew a resolution calling for a
meeting of the U.S. President and
the Soviet premier.
Hussein declined to sav spe-
- CifirAllV U'hat ha. ., EJ.n'nl......nH
talked about during their half-hour
. . oil.
Rill h Kirl hi. .m.nlM, !
thankful for the economic help
provided by the United States.
Wlfjf4 Dept. Group
To Attend Conference
Six members of the Dougias
County Welfare Department will
attend a threcdav conference of
the American Public Welfare As
sociation, to be held in Portland
.Monday through Wednesday of
next week.
Attending the meeting will be
Jack Suminerlield, welfare com
mission administrator, and five
other department staff members
including Hugh B.vrkit. Mrs. Bel
ly Hall, Fred O'Ncil, Hovd Walula
and Mrs. Vivian Heater.
Keynote speaker of the conven
tion will he William Mitchell, So
cial Security Administrator from
Washington, D. C
Or. Sot., Oct. 8, 1960
IC,
V
RIGHT IN OUR OWN BACKYARD Hunters, did you go
an me way to Eastern Oregon ona men nor even see a aoe?
Chet Hamm, at 656 SE Flint St. may not have a buck in
the freezer, but he ond his neighbors are treated to this
sight every morning. Hamm's home, just next to the Oak
St. bridge, has been the favorite feeding ground for some
time for this fearless pair. (Hunters Attention! It's against
the law to shoot a gun in the city limits!) (News-Review
Staff Photo)
South Africans
01 Who Will Be
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa
(AP) South Africans have turned
to the question of who will be
their first president after final re
turns showed the country has
voted to become a republic.
The South African Press Asso
ciation said the complete vote in
Wednesday's all-white referendum
gave a 73,980 majority tor a re
public 849.958 votes to 775,978.
Long before, however, South Af
ricans had accepted the word of
an electric computer that the pro
republic forces of Nationalist
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd
had won. The computer had fore
cast a republican majority of
close to 80,000 even while the anti
republicans were still ahead in
early returns.
The republic Is expected to be
proclaimed early next year after
Verwoerd presents to the Nation'
ali.stdominated Parliament legis
lation making a president the
chief of state instead of Britain's
Queen Elizabeth II.
the present governor general,
Charles B. Swart, and Finance
Minister Thcophilus E. Donges
were regarded as the two strong
est nossibilities for president.
Swart, 65, a former journalist
and movie extra in the United
States who as a child was a tins
oner in a British concentration
camp at the end of the Boer War,
would be an obvious choice. He
entered Parliament at the age of
24 and was Nationalist interior
minister for 11 years before he
was appointed governor general.
He may prefer to retire to
private life, however. If he does,
Lodge
Continues
Strong
U. S. Theme
PORTLAND (AP) Henry
Cabot Lodge heads into Washing
ton today, in his campaign swing
up the Pacific Coast.
The Republican vice presidential
candidate spent Thursday in Ore
gon, speaking to 8,500 persons at
Oregon State College, another 600
at a street gathering in Portland
and to 3,000 at a nighttime rally
in Portland.
His theme throughout was that
the United States must remain
strong in arms, in friendship and
in diplomacy.
"Perhaps most vitnl and deep
seated is another strength the
strength we show by example. We
will win this struggle in the end
on a spiritual basis or victory will
elude us," ne torn tne nigiu rany
crowd.
"It Is an urgent matter that
we so conduct ourselves that every
man be considered on his merits
without regard to race or creed
or color." he added.
Lodge said the American ideal
requires civil rights for all
whether or not there Is a struggle
with Russia. He added, however,
that the matter of civil rights also
is important in foreign relations,
and can be one of the strengths
with which this country eventually
will overcome the menace of com
munism. Morton Says Kennedy
Supported Cuba Policy
WASHINGTON (AP) Repub
lican National Chairman Thruston
B. Morion said here that Demo
cratic presidential candidate John
K. Kennedy is crilicuini! admin
istration Ciihan policies which he
once supported.
Morton said Kennedy's cam
paitm contention that the Eisen
hower administration has hunnlcd
the Ctman prolilrm is Just an
other vivid example of Ihe Monday-morning
quarterbaeking that
has marked his campaign.'
Kennedy said in -a television
speech in Cincinnati Thursday in national in character and "in
itial the t'nited Stales supported ; tends, in particular so far as nil
Kulgencio Batista, the Cuban die-1 clear w-capons are concerned, to
tator deposed by Prime Minister! nave her own instrument."
Kulel Castro, "at a time when Ba-j . j
tisla was murdering thousands." i B ., , . .
"It was our own policies." Ken ; KldSeW00 Water Dist.
nedy said, "not Castro's, that first Asks Bid For Pump
began to turn our former toodl ,
neighbors against us." The Hidgewood Water IMstrlct
Morion said in statement that (west of Roseburg has issued a call
Kennedy and other prominent 'or bids fur a second 15 horse
Democrats have frequently en-l power pump with control eqiup
dorsed tht administration's Cu-intent In Ihe intake structure of
ban policies. jthe district s system on the North
He said Kennedy had twice said; Umpqua Itiver.
on the same television program! Bids will be rcecird until 5 p m.
last April that he agreed with i next Wednesday. District Trras
President Kisenhower a handling I urcr Rav Kims has the nlan. ami
of tht Cuban situation.
V ' I ' ';
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Turn To Question
First President
Informed political sources said
Donges would be the leading pus-
siniiiiy.
Uonges, 52, has a reputation as
one of the more moderate and
level-headed members of the Cab
inct. A man with a silver tongue
who got his law degree at the
University of London, he might al
lay some of the fears of British
descended South Africans who bit
terly fought the republic.
Self-Evaluation
Program Slated
At Douglas High
Douglas High School has begun
a self-evaluation program to help
discover strengths and weakness
in every phase of school activity,
according to Ray Talbert, princi
pal. The first step in the program,
he noted, is the formulation of a
school philosophy -and set of ob
jectives. A steering committee of faculty
members has been chosen to help
outline me pniiosopiiy and write
ine goals ana anus of the school.
Glvan Staff
The conclusions arrived at bv
the committee will then be pre
sented- to the entire staff for ap
proval and revision, he continued.
Hie purpose of the evaluation
program is to see what the school
is doing: a check of the school
plant, curricula, extra-curricular
activities and administration.
The entire stuff will then com
pare what is being done with what
is said is being done in tho school's
philosophy.
Next fall, after the self-evaluation
is completed, a visiting com
mittee of approximately 20 Oregon
educators will come to Douglas to
re evaluate the school's self-evaluation.
The committee will then
draft a list of suggestions as to
improvements, or changes where
ever called for.
Voluntary Program
Talbert stressed that the entire
program is a voluntary one, in
stigated and carried through by
schools themselves.
George A. Corwin, D 1 1 1 a r d
school district superintendent, has
expressed wnal lie termed "con
fidence in the program's out comes
and further progress which will be
acnievett as a result." ,
"Douglas High School," he con
tinued, "is determined to become
one of the finest in the state, and
this, surely, is putting us on the
right track."
Algerians To Get
Self-Determination
GRENOH1.E, France (AP) -President
Charles de Gaulle again
promised the Algerians self-determination,
saying he is "con
vinced in advance that an Al
gerian Algeria will want to re
main linked with France."
The French leader, the only
member of the Big Four to shun
me l.in. iicneral Assembly in
New York, added in an address:
"To reach that point, tuday as!
much as ever, we propose peace I
to those who until this day want I
to continue the slaughter. H is
our action. But we do not need
an assembly of totalitarian slates!
and of snccialists in the enures.!
sion of peoples to fix our line of
conduct for us."
He urged Kurope to tinile for
self-preservation in a world he
said is flooded by hate and dema
goguery. Critical of some asuerLi nf th
North Atlantic alliance, he said
France means for her do(..ne to
I specilications.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVF.N tnal Monday.
October 2., 1940, at 7 JO PM, a hearing
will b held at tht Westsidt Firt Station, by
the Common Council of fha Oty of Roteburg.
whereat Mid Common Council will hear ob
Jectiont, If any there are, to the proposed
withdrawal from fhe Roseburg Rural Fire
Protection Otitrict In following areas an
nexed to the Cily of Roseburg.
1, Thai portion of Busrwy' Addition from
Diamond Lake Boulevard. &oulh on
Ivan Street lo Deer Cieek to Eatl
C'l Limits annexed May 26, 19SI.
2. That area, bordering West side of Kline
Street from Calkins Road to Cily
Limits annexed May , 19S9.
X That area bordering Eait tide of KNnt
Street from Caikint Road lo City limil
annexed April II, I960. I
4. That area bordering wett City Limits
from Newton Creek North 733.6 feet ,
annexed April 18, I960. I
5. That area known as East Roieburg
annexed July 25, I960. '
These descriptions art in i Wed to Include
any and all properties within the City of
Roseburg which formerly were but have not
been withdrawn from the Rural Fire District.
Any person or persons having objection or
remonstrance to the said withdrawal may In
writing make and file the same with the
undersigned Recorder of said city at or De
tore the time set tor hearing of objections
and remonstrances. The time and place of
said hearing will be at the regular meeting
of the Common Council of the City of Rose
burg at 7:30 P.M. on October 24, 1960, West
side - Fire Station.
Daled and first published October I, I960,
WILLMA D. HILL ,
City Recorder '
Roseburg, Oregon
Cast No.7191 .
NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATRIX' SALI
OP REAL PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Mailer of the Estate of
WILLIAM SHERMAN PLIMPTON,
Decea&ed.
Notice Ii hereby given that the under
signed administratrix of Ihe estate of William
Sherman Plimpton, deceased, pursuant to an
order of sale ol the Circuit Court of the Stale
of Oreoon lor the County of Douglas, Probate
Department, made and entered in the above
entitled estate on the 21st day of September,
I960, will otter for sale and sell from and
attar the 3Mh day of October, 1940, tor cash
or for part cash and part credit, at 470
S. E. Jecxson Street, Roseburg, Oregon, the
following described real property belonging
to said estate, lo-wit:
Lot 13 Block 1, Nebo Vista Homes, .
Douglas County, Oregon.
The sale will be subject to the confirma
tion of the above-entitled Court.
JANET L. CORKRUM
Administratrix of the Estate of -
WILLIAM SHERMAN PLIMPTON.
Deceased.
NOTICE TO DEALERS
PURCHASE OF
1 ONE TON PICKUP TRUCK
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON
SEALED BIDS w-ll be received bv Doug
las County Court at the Courthouse, Rote-
burg, uregon unni io A.M., October IB,
I960 and then publicly opened and read for
the purchase of 1 each 1-ton stake bed pick
up' truck for Douglas County Road Depart
ment. Specifications are on tile with the County
Cleric of Douglas County and copies thereof
may be obtained at fhe office of the County
Engineer, Room 319, Courthouse, Roseburg,
Oregon. ,
No person may withdraw his bid after
the hour set for the opening, :
Douglas County Court roierves the riant
to reject any or all bids or to waive any
DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT
V. T. Jackson, County Judgs
Huron W. Clough, Commissioner
E. R. Mettger, Commissioner
DOUGLAS COUNTY is grow
ing everything big these days.
and now it's an oversize tom
ato. This tomato, shown com
pared to the size of a hand,
measures 21 inches around
and weighs 3 pounds 12 oun
ces. The owner, John H. Wor
den, 781 Newton Creek Rd.,
states that several others on
the some vine were 16 and
one-half inches around. They
were all grown in Worden's
backyard garden. (News-Review
Photo)
States Report 179
New Polio Cases
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
slates reported 179 new polio
cases last week. 121 of them
paralytic, the Public Health Serv
ice reported today.
There were indications tho 1961
Ecak definitely had been passed,
ut the service did not say so.
It has stated there must be a de
cline in numbers of cases for sev
eral weeks before it will be defi
nite the peak has passed.
The 121 new Daralvtie rases
last week compared with i:tl in
tne preceding week ended Sept.
24, which has been the high for
any wceg this year. Ihe high lor
all kinds of polio cases lias been
218 in the week ended Sept. 3.
A year ago last week 387 polio
cases, were reported, including 284
paralytic.
From Jan. 1 through Oct. 1
there had been 2,304 polio cases
listed, 1,554 of them paralytic. The
comparative figures for the first
.19 weeks of 1959 were 6,332 and
4,050.
Maryland reported 21 cases last
week, all paralytic, to top the
states in boih total and paralytic
cases. Fifteen of these were in
Baltimore, three in Baltimore
County, and two in adjoining Anne
Arundel County.
Algerian Rebel Leader
Predicts Red China Aid
TOKYO (An Algerian Rebel
Premier Kerhat Abbas left Red
China Friday after a week's stay,
predicting tho Chinese Commu
nist "will support ever more ef
fectively our liberation stnisule."
He declared the day will come
hen AlKcria will be a free and
independent nation.
Abbas and Premier Chou En
lal sinned a communique rpw-j.
inR condemnation of ' the govern
menu of the NATO countries,
principally that of the I nitcd
Slates lor mpporting France in
Algeria.
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Helunii Will Net Be Hell Man Thai M Days
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has been duly appointed Admin
Istrator with the Will annexed of the estate
of LUCY JENNINGS, deceased, by order
of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Douglas Counly and has duly qualified
as such.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to present the
same with the proper vouchers, duly veri
fied as bv law reoulred. to the underslaned
at the offices of Lono, Neu ner & Dole.
810 S.E. Douglas Avenue, Roseburg, Ore
gon, within six months from the date hart'
at.
Dated and first published October 1, 1960.
JAMES W. BYRON
Administrator with the Will An
nexed of the Estate Of LUCY
JENNINGS, deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed adminis
trator of the Estate of H. Harry Carmlchael.
deceased, by order of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Douglas County, and
has duly qualified as such.
Ail persons naving claims aaainsr said
estate are hereby required to present the
same with the proper vouchers within six
16) months after the date of this notice
to the undersigned at the offices of D. R.
Dlmick,, 318 Pacific Building, In Roseburg,
Douglas County, Oregon.
dai t o and first published inn Btn dav
Of October, I960.
DON BELL,
Administrator of ihe Estate of "
H. HARRY CARMICHAEL,
Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has been duly appointed admin
istrator of the Estate or Martin Lust, Jr.,
deceased, by order of the Circuit Court of
me state or Oregon tor Douglas County!
and has dulv Qualified as such.
ah persons naving claims against said es
tate are hereby required to present the
same wnn me proper voucners wnnin si:
(6) months after tht date of this notice to
tne undersigned or tne orrices of D. R.
DimlcK, 318 Pacific Building, Roseburg, Doug
las Counly, Oregon.
DATED and first oublished this 1th dav
or vciooer, iyou.
DON BELL,
Administrator of the estate of
MARTIN LUST, JR., deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE
On Monday, October 10. 160 at 1:30. em.
at Mil N. E. Diamond Lake Blvd.. Roseburo.
Oregon, Pape' Bros., Inc. will sell to the
highest bidder for cash the following dt
tcriDca properiy:
one used caterpillar Dl Tractor, serial
Number 35A4'1, equipped with Caterpillar
No. OA bulldoier. Serial Number ?8EW0;
Caterpillar No. 174 hydrjulic control. Se
rial Number 36ES43; Hyster Model DMA
towing winch. Serial Number AdJP-lWiCj
and Drain logging canopy .
PAPE' BROS.. INC. reserves Its right to
bid in the amount of the Indebtedness due
on the above described equipment at sucft
salt.
NOTICE OP PINAL HEARING
Notice Is hereby given hal tht under
signed Administratrix of the Estate of JOHN
ARNOLD FOSTER, deceased, has filed her
Final Account In th Circuit Court of tne
Stale of Oregon for Douglas County and
said Court has apoointed Monday the 34th
day 61 October, at 10:00 A.M. of said day, in
Circuit Court Room "B" of the Circuit Court
of Douglas County, Roseburg, Oregon, as
tht time and place for hearing objections,
if any, to said Final Account and to tht
settlement of $nid Estate
KATMERINE M. FOSTER,
Administratrix
NOTICB TO CREDITORS
Tht Undersigned by ordjf of tht Circuit
Court of ihe state of Oregon for Douglas
County has been apoointed Atmln istrator of
the Estate of Eva May Ferrier, Deceased.
All persons havino claims against said es
tate art hereoy notified to present the
same, verified as required bv law, to tht un
dersigned at IMJ Wet Harvard Avenue,
Rotebtirg, Oreoon, within six months from
the date of this nohce.
Dated September Win, 1A0.
THOMAS C. HARTFIEL
AdrMinntrator o -ho 6stat Of
EVA MAY FERP C , Deceased.
NOTICi OF FINAL SCTTLtMENT
NOtlCe IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thai Tuel
d.iy, tht 11th oav of October, I960, at 00
a m.. In the Circuit Court Room "B",
in the County Court Hcute, Rcburq. Dow
las County, Oreoon, have len tmed as
tht time and place for hearing tblections,
it anv thet be. to the Final Account filed
bv the unoeritgned In th C'rcuit Court of
the Stat of Oreoon tor Douqi! CouMv.
PrptMt Department, and hx tht stttlemtnt
thereof.
ALBFRT KRONKE
Fuecutor of tht Lat WI1 am
7tMf.iii and Fii of
ANORfcW LANGE Deceased.
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Hunters Att'n
NO HUNTING, TRESPASSING or crossing
properly of undersigned Roberts Mountain,
Glengary areas. Violations prosecuted.
Karl J. Doering
Merit H. Doering '
Jack Holmgren
NO CROSSING OVER, or trespassing upon
The Kohlhagen Fifty-Five Ranch will be
permitted. Any violation will subject tht
violator to penalties provided by law.
Edward G. Kohlhagen Owner
Johnnie Spencer Ranch Boss
NO HUNTING, trespassing orcTOSsing over
the following properties. Glen Young, Loui
oerney, inrr mormon, Kruse Brotners,
Stan China, (former Atterbury Ranch! Ray
Laurence, Cotlman Brothers (former Rice
Kancm.
NO TRESPASSING on the following ranches
on the San Soucl road. F. W. Emmltt,
Don Willson, E. C. Woodward, Harold
Edgee, Bill Powers.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on our prop
eriy in me tsrocKway-ienmut and oiaiia
areas. Nichols Brothers.
NO HUNTING, no trespassing, no permis
sions on either ranch, Mr. and Mrs. J.C
Livingston.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on the follow
ing, iai nenry urosiio. Bacon, Haines,
Berg, Fankboner ranches near Umpqua.
NOTICE No hunting, trespassing or cross
ing of any pan of "Culver Ranch." H. C.
ueiiows, owner and Adm.
NO HUNTING, fisl.lng or trespassing on
my properly east of Wilbur. Bernard
orubbe.
ABSOLUTELY NO HUNTING or trespassing
on our rancnes on Kooens iretK. s.
uyar, L. V. Weber.
NO TRESPASSING on Laurel Crest Ranch
and Ware Ranch at end of Newton Creek
Road. Darley E. Ware.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on Sunshli
Kancn. r-ranx l. strader.
NO hunting or trespassing on our ranch.
. l. bingieron & son.
NO HUNTING without permission on my
property, ixoscoe lonn.
NO HUNTING on the Alfred Galla ranch
off Plat K Road. Alfred Galla.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on tht O. P.
Standfey Ranch at Glide.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on my ranctj
cast or i own. l. t. Luno.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on Clover
ireeK Kancn, iunsnme Kd. Max uurnnart.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on the Claude
anorr Kancn on aunsnine Roao.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on my ranch
ar wiiour, ueorge w. inori.
NO HUNTING, trespassing or crossing on
my piece ar Kooens f.reeK. Ray Rauch.
NO HUNTING or trespassing over my
rancn, KODens tree, junan Hattieid.
NO TRESPASSING. D. E. Singleton Ranch.
1 Lost & Found
LOST Cleveland Hill Road, male Springer
spaniel, approx. 1 1 mo. old. Name
"George." OR 35987.
WILL PERSON finding 30 Savage rifle east
or auinenin pieast can su trier l in 36U eve
nings and receive reward.
LOST SUNDAY"- 6:50-16 spare tire mount
ed on while rim, probably In Callahan,
Hubbard Creek area, Reward. OR 3-6362.
LOST Black and white Schwlnn bike,
aenai no. Di073i. Decal of flames and
skull on front fender. Reward. OR 3-5338.
LOST coin purse containing wedding" band.
Notices
I WILL NOT be responsible for debts alher
than my own. Lou Franco, db Franco
i rucxing.
Personals
FOR personalized service in building ma
icnais see wen oasT Building supoly
t blocks west of Greyhound depot, ORchard
-MI4.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Basement' of
pacific Building, Tuesday and Friday
nights. OS 9-ms or OR 2-341. To contact
Aianon can ok Hi2i.
YOUNG WOMEN of any faith need'ng con--fidential
ad vie t may contact Catnollc Char
ities. 278 W. Broadway, Eugene, Oregon.
ui
HOME G ROU P O F ALCO HoVlCS A NO N y"
MOUS OR 2-4059 or OR 2-46J0. PO Box 882.
Real Estate
WESTSIDE TWO BEDROOM
Near shopping center. Some desirable fea
tures art: Large dining aea, hardwood
floors, new root, good foundation, on sewer,
owner agrees to repatnt Interior, Prict
Refinance or t-toerai ft. I.
Douglas County Realty
CRAIO SHORT
Realtor
1111 S. C. Stephens St. Phones OR 3-40K
OR 2-245
MY EQUITY In kivelv S bdm. home. City
water, sewtr. Consider house trailer as
part down. Eleg. tor FHA or CI. Call
OK Before 3 p.m.
WESTSIDE THREE BEDROOM, fireplace,
Built-in oven and range. Storaot room,
fenced bacK yard. On sewtr, Phont OR
mhj titer s.
NEAT, 3 bfdrbonihoust. Nice "lted"yartf;
oaraoe T M dcn, VI n-r.lh. ,U?
N W. Ellen. OR 2-ittO.
THREE BR Order type house on sewer. IMO
on, oai. saw ai t-o mo. iu Heard it.,
Mvrtlt CreeK.
MYRTLE'CREEK 3 bedroomn"twi'ffi
garden and play area in good condition.
Good buy. Call UNJ-JXH for appointment,
APPROX. 3 acres on So. Deer Cr near Dix-
Onvillt School, X1XO. OR 3.
MOOERN 1 apartment house. Smalt acreage,
garden, fruit, butautlful vtew. OR 3-aojQ
two VIEW ACRE S. c test In. City water.
electricity, u t-sn.
CASTWOOO'AREA", comfy "1 bdroem home,
met yard and attached garage. OR ?-4m
3CPw"cormr lot near US elywoodTcYn
OR )-xs after 4 pm.
NtC 1 bedroom home, a"ibetionro"fst
2-IM3.
POUR " BEDROOM homt7lu' btstmtnl
Weststdt. OR J-ftU
Equity m ecrt ranch for salt or' "treat,
OR
O
Reel
NEW LISTINGS
1 S.E. MILL ST. (Dupltx) 1500.00 DOWN and $65.00 per month buys this older homo
made Into 2 apartments. Separata building In back can easily be converted Into 3rd
apartment.1 Fully modem, front apartment furnished and both apartments art
rented. Total prlct S6500 00.
2 S.E. MILL ST. Incomt property consisting of large house with 2 apartments and
sleeping room, 2 trailer houses and trail er space rentals, separate apart men t, cabin
corner lot and tocatjd close In to city center. Priced at only $11,500.
3 S.E. MILL ST. 2 bedroom home on corner lot. 60x100 fool lot. Clost In to City
center. , Garage, etc. Priced at $6500.
WE NEED YOUR LISTINGS STEVENSON REALTY IS AN INDEPENDENT AGEN
CY, MEMBER OF THE ROSEBURG REALTY BOARD CONSISTING OF 16 REALTORS
AND ANY REALTOR OR THEIR SALESMEN MAY WORK ON OUR LISTINGS WE
THEREFORE OFFER YOU THE SERVICES OF AROUND 60 REALTORS AND SALESMEN.
Stevenson Realty
A Complete Realty Service
967 S.E. Pine Phone 2-1614
Fisher OR 3-7100
Winston-Dillard
MAGNESS
REAL ESTATE
An Independent Agency
UNBEATABLE ... for a quality westslde 2
norm, on gooo street, wen landscaped lot
with fenced back yard. See and buy. Only
SI 1,000. Good terms available.
NEAR ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH. . .
uiaer style z bdrm, large lot. Well worth
$4500. Owner wants $1500 down.
DELUXE NEWTON CREEK T bdrm, Fire
place, landscaped, paved st. and sewer.
Prict 17 7. Call and set.
QUALITY, large 3 bdrm, finest construction.
separate dining room, large kitchen with
eating area, modern bath with bit-ins. dble
garage. Walking distance town. Now only
$16,500. Terms of coursel
NEW, WESTSIDE, 3 bdrm with all the trim
mings, uriginaiiy priced tor SI 6,500, now
only $15,750. Dble garage, deep lot. 2 baths
and fireplace. Let us show you this buy.
LARGE, NEW, 3 bdrm, Vi baths, sep't util
ity, fireplace. Insulated wails, ceiling and
floors. Near Jo Lane School. Owner will
sell F.G.I, or F.H.A. A beauty and low
priced.
HUC REST CORNER LOT, large 3 bdrm, fire
place, targe oatn, sep f dining room, cov
ered patio, fenced back yard. Good buy
this area for $14,500. Our salesman will
gladly show you.
A BDRM GARDEN VALLEY homo with 2
small 2 bdrm In town clear. Get In and
deal as this Is a nice home, welt priced at
$13,000. What have you?
"We can always use another good listing"
916 S. E. Washington
(Bfilween Main & Jackson)
ORchard 3-5340
This week call Roscot Lackey OR 3-3U7
Bauer Realty
We Can Use Any Listings
You Might Have
QUINTUS PARK
IN SETTJNG of lovely new homes you
wm una inn otjoumui new nome ust
being completed. Three bdrs.. Lennox nil
force heat, built In appliances, nice patio
and many other features found in tht new
nomes ot int day. $14,750 and .very good
financing.
, FARM CLOSE INTO
ROSEBURG
20 ACRES nicely located. Good S room
home, barn and other buildings. Let us
enow you litis Buy. JI5.500 witti 2i jur cent
GOOD WESTSIDE BUYS
WB HAVE J good buys In 2 twdroom
homes near the shopp'ng centers on the
West side. Both requir, only SI0O0 dn.
THANKS FOR THE CALLS
WE appreciate your confident in placing
BAUER REALTY
318 N.W. Garden Valley Blvd.
ORchard 3-8001
Jim Bauer OR 2-1085
Nora Cracroft OR 2-3627
Roy Barnhart OR 2-3931
SALE OR TRADB
2 fine nevr homes
3 l. Bdrms, 1 baths, family rm. utility
soacious kit. lawns Installed. Sewer,
paved St. Ivan P. Edwards, OH 3-7493.
NEAR CATHOLIC CENTER AND ALL SCHOOLS. On. ol the prettiest homes In Ro.iT
burg. 3 big bedrooms. 1 Ml baths. Spic.om living room with fireplace, rug and
drapes. Separate, large, dining room. CHI forced air r.iuca. Hardoood floors in.
sul.led and we.fhf r-itripc-M. Large. b-a.,t.f.jity landscaped yard. v.:tti lot, Vnnio.
ten. i l.eei. pal and ! pear IrrM. On city bus line. Pay owners eouiry and
"llome " "W"9' " Vk' F"" Mm' LUCKY " ,,m"' ""
BRAND NEW HOWE ON NEWTON CREEK ROAD. 1 Nic. bedrooms l' baths Hard
wood floors, baseboard twat, fireplace, plus abundance ot buillins Lovely birch
kitchen with built-in rang and oven. IIU tQ. fl. of cornfortahl. Itvinq, plus storaoa
room and carport. On pevoo Mri-al ond sewer. Assessments paid. Price tlajoo.
I BLOCKS FROM COURTHOUSE. Very nlco older home. Laro. living room and
scoarate dining room. 3 Dedrooms. l'tj batns. Oil forcrd air turnac, Ory bas-ment
Dishwasher and ga-oag. oiiposal. Carpels and drapei kxlvdM. Eicelwnt IM at
- with S3. ISO Down. '.
HOME AND INCOME PROPERTY NEAR WINCHESTER. Nic. J bdrm. In oond
condition. Oil circulating heal. Tile floors 3 RENTAL houses which rent 1ft tll pr
mo. Ail on I acr. of n.ce land. Full price. I4, rlfh S-.yJO down, oalonco SIN Mr
mo. DON'T PASS THIS UP. W
JIM BEVANS
N. I. STEPHENS
PHONI OR 1-3,31.
Estate
Haskin OR 3-5272 Stevenson OR 3-8744
area sales Jeannelte Buckleair, OS 9-5040
Not A Misprint
WALKING DISTANCE of downtown. Com.
fortablt 2 bedroom home, finished base
merit area, large living room, separate
utility, new roof, shaded fenced backyard.
Well cared for. Poss'ble future profits
from commercial development. $7,000, will
consider trade for properly with largt
garden area, either West or South of Rose
burg. Tired of "Just Looking"
BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom home on the West
side of town, only 3 blocks from Mark's
Shopping Center. Illness In family forces
sale. There Is more to tell about this
one. v,500 full prict. $1,500 down, 57S
per month.
Planned for Important
People
EXTRAORDINARY home In Hucrtst school
area. 3 bedrooms, Vt baths, plush car
peting, with an entertainm-jnt planned fam
Ily room. A lovely yard and garden are
and large covered patio tastefully done.
The only way you can go wrong It t
wait.
Mnvp' I n Mnw f
ABOUT $500 covers entlrt down payment
k.w.rw i.wii, cnuy your own newiy
decorated home complete with Oak floor,
formica counters, oil furnace, paved street,
$7M0 Carporf wi,n worknoP- Only
' MEMBER, ROSEBURG
MULTIPLE LISTING BUREAU
Roseburg
Realty &
Insurance
UMPQUA HOTEL LOBBY
OR 3-3344
"OUR SERVICE DOESNT COST
IT PAYS''
W ACRE TRAILER HOUSB LOT
1941 Fleetcraft trailer house on permanent
foundation, connected to lights, water, and
septic tank. Utility building connected t
trailer by bretzeway. $3900 Full Prlct,
$1000 Down or $2300 Cash.
Douglas County Realty
CRAIG SHORT :
Realtor
till S. B. Stephens si. Phones OR i-4tn
OR 3-3381
OR 2-24AS
Fullerton
Realty
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION very neat i br.
home, sewer, city water, near school and
but. Just $7,500 with $750 dn.
Nice 3 BR Homes
?" turn
, . I3.500
Cily Cwl,r na.too
Hwrisl ,i4,soo
CALL USI Vour listings .pprtci.ted. H VMrl
local, reli.blt sttvice.
FULLERTON REALTY INS.
773 H E. SUM"! OKI OR 5-JIT1
EvwtnflB Call "Die Wilson" OR 3-7SM
BY OWNER, clean modern mm near South
g.le Shopping Center. 3 rooms, 2 porches,
utility shed, garden, fruit. Easy terms.
After s or weekends. OR 3-Sttt,
WANTED cabin Vcitiin "stu onNof tfi
umpqua river. OR 3543.
FOR SALE or trade - big enough foMrueVs
lei shop and 1 br house. OR J-4S7I.
REAL ESTATE
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