12 Thi Nw-Rviw, Roseburg, Qr. Frl., De. 2, 1960
Realistic Farm Program Hold Key
To Farm Prosperity Lewis Relates
PORTLAND (AD Realistic!
new federal farm proRrams hold j
the key to farm prosperity, ine
Oregon Wheat Growcri League
was told here, but there are im
portant things for commodity
groups to do in helping out.
Robert G. Lewis, Wisconsin
itlale agricultural coordinator and
the man who headed the henncuy
Johnson farm campaign, was key
note speaker at the league'a open
ing session.
In the past 10 years, he said in
bis prepared text, farmers have
increased their production effici
ency more than any other econom
ic group, yet farm income has
fallen sharply while other groups'
has risen.
"The farmers' side of the slory
is constantly getting lost in the
clamor against positive farm pro
gram proposals," Lewis said,
adding that this clamor is raised
"by economic interests which
profit from holding down the price
of farm products.
The public is willing to help the
farmers get fair prices, he said
hut improved public relations is
necessary. He said this should be
one of the most important tasks
of the next secretary of Agricul
ture. Lewis has been mentioned as
a possible nominee for that posi
tion. Four other things are needed
Consumers Are Doing Their Bit
Towards Keeping Economy Up
NEW YORK (AP)-Officialj in
Washington who keep an eye on
you say there's been no slacken
ing in your wants and needs nor
in your appetites. They're as high
or higher than last year. And on
the whole you've been shelling out
as many dollars to satisfy them.
So if there is anything wrong
with the economy it isn't your
fault. You've been doing your hit
to keep it going even if some
times it hurts.
.Merchants and dealers who
think you're holding out and
manulacturers who nave turned
out a record supply of consumer
goods this year while slocks piled
up are told by official sources
that the trouble is: There has been
a change in some of the things
Glendale Grade
Group Performs
The Glendale PTA held its Nov
ember meeting at the momentary
School building, according to Mrs.
G. B. Fox, News-Review corres
pondent. Members of Lewis Price's
pighth grad class presented a
Thanksgiving program including a
skit and a reading from Mews
week. PTA Off
There will be no PTA meeting
during December, officials said.
Other school activities or vacation
announcements for the month were
made by school officials, as fol
lows: School will not be in session
on Monday, Dec. 5, because of a
teacher's workshop in Roseburg.
The Christmas vacation will last
from Thursday, Dec. 22 through
Jan. 2. Classes will be dismissed
at regular time on Wednesday,
Dec. 21 and will begin at the usual
hour on Jan. 3.
Principal Lawrence Gibson an
nounced that the annual Christ
mas Concert from the Music De
partment will be held at the high
school on Wednesday evening. Dec.
21, with grades four through
twelve participating. The high
school Christmas formal will be
held in the auditorium there on
Friday evening, Dec. 23.
Principal Klbert Brock announc
ed that the first, second the third
crudes of the school will give a
Christmas program at the grade
school on Friday evening, Dec. 16,
at 7:30, with each class in that
nrmimnff ill rt irmnl in in tha af.
fair.
Superintendent Alarlen Yoder
brought up the question as to what
action should be taken in the
schools in case community emer
gency should ever occur. Mrs. Bob
, Harris stated that Charles Doerner.
' Douglas County clerk, has been
active in preparedness studies and
v as available to speak to groups.
She was instructed to contact Doer
ner and ask if he could be present
to speak at the January PTA meet
ing. Members -of the group discussed
and then voted to make a SIS
donation to the Myrtle Wunseh
Alumnrint fc'nnrl heinif Gathered hv
the Olivet Presbyterian Church
in Glendale. Mrs. Wunseh taught
in the Glendale schools thirty-five
years before her recent death
from cancer.
Rev. Norman Nauglcr, pastor of
Ihe Glendale Presbyterian Church,
announced that the churches of
the city would be sponsoring a
Community Christmas Carol
"Sing" to he held along with San
la Clause'! official visit to Glen
dale. Coe New Publisher
Of Astorian Budget
ASTORIA AP The Astorian
Budget has a new publisher
Morgan Coe, former general man
ager of the Juneau Daily Km pile
at Juneau, Alaska.
He replaces Robert B. Chess
man, who has resigned. Chessman
did not disclose his future plans
hut says he plans to remain in
Ihe printing and publishing busi
ness. Before going to Alaska, Coe
voi for Ihe Herringtnn, Kan.,
Times Sun and at San Paula, Ojai.
and Westwood Hills, Calif. He
formerly was national advertising
representative for Capper Publi
cations and was advisor for sev
eral Southern Caliloinia news-,
papers.
for farm prosperity, he said, list
ing them as:
First, stronger bargaining pow
er, aided by national supply man
agement programs, to Veep sup.
ply and demand in balance. Help
from the federal government on
this is proper, he said, but control
programs should be set up only
if a substantial majority wants
them.
Second, a voice in basic policies
of merchandising. 'The wheat
farmer has almost nothing to say
about the quality of the bread that
is offered to consumers (hut) if
consumers could buy 'the kind of
bread that mother used to hake
it would probably result in in
creased consumption of bread. , , ,
.strong and cilective larm com
modity organizations should try
to influence food processors and
merchandisers." Or, he added,
farmers "may need to compete
directly to furnish yardsticks.
Third, more imaginative eflorts
to expand markets. I here is
great opportunity for markets
among the hungry who now can
not buy but who would if their
purchasing power were raised.
Fourth, farmers must get allies
for their programs. Ihey are an
economic minority, but their prob
lem is a world food problem that
should De the concern ot every
one, he concluded.
you want, or at least in what
you're paying for.
And the implication although
this isn t pushed by the officials
is that business should take a
new look at consumers' wants and
maybe change its emphasis.
The Federal Reserve Board re
ports in its official bulletin. "Out
put of consumer goods this year
has been maintained at record
level appreciably higher than last
year and 115 per cent of the 1957
average."
It adds: "Retail sales and other
final purchases, including exports,
have been higher than a year ear
lier, but not so much as over-all
production." In other words,'
stocks piled up until summer and
since then have shown little
change. And retail sales reached
their peak m late spring.
Total retail consumer purchas
ing was little changed in the sum
mer months from spring. The De
partment of Commerce notes in
us November survey. Total con
sumer spending is running at an
annual rale ot 328.3 billion, up
$5 billion from the first of the
year.
But the department notes that
you are spending a bit less for
goods and more for services. It
puts the animal rate of purchas
es of goods at $195.4 billion in the
July-Septemher period, against
$198 billion in the April-June quar
ter, with $1.8 billion of the drop
in durable goods.
Spending for services increased
from $130.9 billion at an annual
rate in the spring to $132.9 billion
in the summer.
Increases have continued In
shelter outlays, coming from the
improved supply of housing and
the rise in rents, and in such as
sociated items as telephone and
utility services," the department
anas.
Canyonville Slate
For December Big
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
The "A" band bf Canvonville
school and the elementary band
of Riddle school etchanged con
certs this week in preparation for
their appearance at Douglas Coun
ty Institute Dec. 5.
Canyonvilte's band, with Knhcrt
Graf directing, appeared at Riddle
on Tuesday to entertain the ele
mentary school, and the Rirlriln
band was scheduled to play for
lanyonvuie grades inree through
eight Thursday afternoon with
name ntahoncy directing.
A summary of school and allied
activities for the busy month of
December includes the basketball
jamboree at Canyonville. Dec. 2;
a basketball game with Butte
Falls at Canyonville, Dec. 3; coun
ty Institute land an all-school re
cess), Dec. 5; the junior class play
"They Went Thalaway," Dec. 10.
Basketball with Prospect there,
Dec. 13; Canyonville PTA Christ
mas meeting, Dec. 1ft; eighth grade
Christmas party Friday afternoon
and a midwinter band concert and
Boosters meeting Friday evening,
Dec. 16;
Basketball with Butte Falls
there, Dec. 20; a National Schools
Assembly program, Dec. 21; the
elementary Christmas program,
12:30 p.m., Dec. 22; the high school
Christmas program Friday after
noon, Dec. 23; and the Christinas
recess at Ihe close of school Fri
day, Dec. 23.
Douglas County Youths
Enlist In Marine Corps
The Marine Corps Recruiting
Station, Douglas County Court
house, Roseburg, announced that
six young men and one young
woman have recently enlisted in
Ihe Marine Corps.
Enlisted were Chester Wayne
Carroll and Wayne Emerson
Mondie, both of Siitherhn; Ken
neth D. King. Oakland; Roy II.
Dickinson. Elktnn; Carlis I.. Stan
fill. Glendale: Frank R. McCoy,
Suthcrlin; and Ronnie R, Dowdy,
Winston.
The recruiting station also an
nounced that they are now ac
cepting men for enlistment into
Ihe 120 day delay program for
active duty as far advanced as
March P.16I. Young men who are
interested in enlisting in the Ma
rine Corps between now and
March lftil may contact Ihe re
cruiter for details on how the
special pnam works.
ElktonMcn
Co To Canada
Jim Connon and Gale Madison of
Elklon left recently for Alberta,
Canada, where they will visit -Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Connon. Jim Con
non plans to bring back a stallion
he purchased last summer, reports
Mrs. C. W, Hcnderer, correspond
ent. Parents Visited
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cashman and
family of Tacoma, Wash., were re
cent weekend guests at the parent
al Wilbur Garrison Home in Elk
ton. Guy Cutlip, Lawrence Smith and
Wilbur Garrison had a successful
bear hunt recently. They killed a
male bear up Sawyer Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer of
Castle Rock, Wash., were weekend
guests at the parental Charles Sol
omon home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grimsrud and
family were dinner and overnight
guests Thanksgiving in Coos Bay
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Harrison.
Raymond Spencer of Springfield
was a weekend guest at the Bill
Baimbridge home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bartley of
Myrtle Point were past weekend
guests at the parental Fletcher
Barney nome.
Mary Beckley spent the Thanks
giving holiday and weekend in Eu
gene at the home of her son, Bud
Beckley.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Schopp of Hot
Springs, S, D., were weekend
guests at the Cy Wilde home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Palmer and
family of Kelso, Wash., were re
cent weekend guests at the Sidney
bales nome.
Nixon To join
LA Law Office
LOS ANGELES (API Confirm
ing published reports, Vice Presi
dent Richard M. Nixon s cam
paign manager said today that
Nixon will join a Los Angeles law
tirm alter he leaves office.
Nixon, defeated Republican
presidential candidate, will dis
close the name of the firm after
the Christmas holidays, Robert
finch told a news conference.
He said the vice president will
return to California after the Jan.
20 presidential inauguration.
Portland Markets
' Thursday
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND (AP) Butterfat
Tentative, subject to immediate
change Premium quality, de
livered in Portland, 65 cents lb;
first quality, 60; second quality,
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 1 n a 1 e
daisies, 46-51; processed American
46 "18.
Eggs To retailors Grade AA.
extra large, 58-62; AA large, 58
59: A large. 55-57: AA mediums.
53-54; AA small, 33-45. Cartons 1-3
cents additional.
Eggs To producers, at farm
AA extra large, 46-52'ii: AA large.
44-50W: A large, 44-45; AA medi
ums, 40-47'a; AA small, 24-38' j.
Live poultry No quotations.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live whites, 3'4-4'a lb, 19-24; col
pred pelts, 5 cents less; fresh
killed frvers I o retailers, 56-58;
cut up. 60-62. '
Wholesale Dressed Meats
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters. 45.00-50.00; rounds 4800
52.00; full loins, trimmed, 57.00
61.00; forequarlers, 35.00 - 37.00;
chucks, - 39.50-41.50; ribs, 47.00
52.00.
Pork cuts Loins. 1216 lb. 50.00-
54 00: shoulders. 61 lb down. 32.00-
35.00; sparerihs, 41.00-45.00; fresh
hams. 12-16 II), 44.00-48 00.
Veal Choice, 90 150 lbs, 47.00-
52.00; good, 45.00-49.00; standard.
42.00 46.00.
Lambs Choice, 45-55 lb, 34.50-
38.00; good, 34.00-37.00.
Pork carcasses Shipper style,
27.50-29.50.
Produce
Potatoes Wash. Russets, No. 1,
100 lb, 4.15-4.25; bakers, 4.50-5.00;
Ore. Russets. 4. 25-4. 50.
Hav No. 2 green alfalfa, f ob.
Portland and Seattle, 30.0U-34.00 a
ton.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (AP) (l'SI)Al
Cattle salable 100; slaughter
steers and heifers not' tested but
earlier in week choice steers
25.00-25.50, good 23.OO-24.50, few
choice heifers 23.00-23.25; today
utility slaughter cows 14. 50-15 0O,
ranners and cutters 10 50-12.50,
few 13.00, llnlslein cutters up to
14.00; cutter and utility bulls
16.00-20.00.
Calves salable 25: few sales
steady: good and choice vealers
25.00-28 00; utility and standard
17.00,23 00; good and choice stock
calves 22.00-25.00; few choice and
fancy steer calves 26.00-2t.00.
Hogs salable 2S0; trade active,
steady with Wednesday's ad
vance: V. 8.. 12 butchers 190-225
lb 19.75 20 00; including railroad
at 19.75; No. 2 3 180 240 lb 19.00
19 50; few 270 lb 18.50; mixed
grade sows 300-500 lb 13 00 15.00.
Sheep salable 100; few choice
1001 II lb wimled slaughter lambs
steady at 16 50 17 00; cull to good
slaughter ewes 3 00 5.25; good and
choice feeder lambs 14.00 15.25.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND (AP) Coarse grain
wholesale, prompt delivery, bulk
ton, fob. Hack Portland: Oats.
No. 2. 38 Ih while 55 50-56 00. Corn
No. 2. yellow, eastern 49 00. Bar
lev No. 2, 45 lb western 44 00
44.50. Dec. 1 close, Portland Grain
Exchange:
Barley: to arrive market, 20
day shipment, no bids.
Wheat (bid) to arrive market.
No. 1 bulk, 20dav shipment, de
livered coast: Soft White 2 07; Sott
White (hard appl.) 2.07; White
Club 2 07.
Hard White Baartt Ordinary
2.19.
Car receipts: Wheat 76; harlev
3: flour i; coin 2; milo 1: mill
ifeed I.
OUT OUR WAV
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V FOOL OPBKiSA. LEAVE J WE NO V AIR FIENPS FRESH
THIS y THAT V RIGHTS? I ARE ltd TH' AIR FIEWP.M
PTnT-l winpow ) ( open.' we A majorit1 J YOU GOT
If I ? rf V 47 WANT HERE, f TO KEEP
II I I Nnr-fl1 1 x V ITOPEW Jr I SEE.'J TH'WINPEeS
I ' u II' ' LET IT VLv. ' r- - .r-1 CLOSEP HERE
I I ll l!l v ALONE.' J.-'..irJr--,:.7( , V FOR FRESH
Hatfield Names
Josephine DA
GRANTS PASS (AP)-Sherman
S. Smith, who once held the ion.
was appointed today by Gov.
Mark Hatfield as district attorney
for Josephine County. He suc
ceeds Donald L. Williams, who
resigned.
The appointment is effective
from today until next Jim. 2. when
Lawrence A. Aschenbrenner, a
Democrat elected Nov. 8 for a
four-year term, takes office.
It was understood here that
Smith, a Republican, will appoint
Aschenbrenner as his deputy and
that the district attorney-elect will
actually run the office.
Smith was elected district at
torney in 1932 and served a four
year term.
Winchester Pair Visits
Friend's In Coos Bay
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Tallman
of Winchester visited friends, Mr.
nd Mrs, James Guffey of Coos
Bay for two days during the
Thanksgiving holiday, according
to Mavis Bintliff, News-Review
correspondent.
Mr. and Mrs. I.yle E. Studer and
family spent Thanksgiving at Eu
gene with his brother, Bill Studer
and family.
LEGAL
NOTICE OP FINAL HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned Co-Adminislrators ot the Estate
of FRANK FULLER, deceased nave inea
their Final Account In the Circuit Court oi
the State of Oregon for Douglas Gounly. and
said Court has appointed the 13th day ot
December, 1960, at 9:30 A.M. of said day
in the Court Room A of the County Court
house In Roseburg, Douglas County, Ore
gon, as the time and place (or heannq
ob lections, if any, to said Final Account
and the settlement thereof
uaiea una ursi puousnra mis inn way ui
Novembrf I960.
LOIS O. HOWE S ana MIIt.HfcLL
E. FULLER, Co-Administrators of
the state of FKANK FULLER,
Decease J. ,
HARRISON R. WINSTON
Attorney tor Co-Atlmtn iterators
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
no. mis
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THB
STATE OF OREGON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
FRANCIS WEST and ALTA WEST, hus
band and wife.
Plaintiffs,
vs.
JOHN T. ABRAHAM and EVELYN
ABRAHAM, husband and wife; JULIA
DOROTHEA McDERMOTT: ELIZABETH
ABRAHAM, a Single woman; ADELBERT
ABRAHAM and EDITH A. ABRAHAM,
husband and wife; MADGE ABRAHAM,
a single woman; RONALD ALLEN, a
single man; DONNA MAE CLOHESSY,
a single woman; Ihe unknown hftlrs of
MOLLIE MACK, deceased; the unknown
heirs of J, G. MACK, deceased; the
unknown heirs Of MORRIS ABRAHAM,
deceased; the unknown heirs of ALBERT
ABRAHAM, deceased; Ihe unknown stock
holders of GLENDALE REALTY COM
PANY, a dissolved corporation; and also
all other persons or par lie, unknown
claiming any righf, title, estate, lien, or
interest in the real property described in
complaint herein. -
Defendants.
TO? The unknown heirs of Molbe Mack.
deceased; the unnnown hers of J. G. Mack,
deceased: the unknown heirs of Morris Alva -
num. apcrfliwj; intj unknown neirj ui
oerf Abraham, deceased; the unknown stock
holders ot Glonrtale Realty Company- a dis
solved corporation; and also all other oer
sons or parties unknown claiming any right
title, estate, lien, or Interest In the real
property described in Complaint herein.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
GON: You and each ot you are hereby
required to appear and answer the com
plaint filed aoainsf you In the above-entitled
court and cause within four weeks
trom Ih dale Of first publication
summons, and if you fad so to appear and 1 otficvs of Keiipy & Garrison, 70S Douglas
answer, lor want Ihrreol Ihe Plaintiffs county State Bank Building, Roseourg. 0-e-wiil
apply to the court for the relief de- j 00ri w,min six 16) months from November
nmnarg cirrei'i. n awtltlld inioii'rin
wtiich is as follows
Requiring you or any person claiming ny.
through, or under you, and ech of vou.
to appear and set forth the nature of your
adverse claims, It any, to the following
ovscribed real property In Douglas County,
Oreqon, to-wlt:
Beginning at a point nn (he Southern
Pacitic Railroad noht-ol wav m.l t"t
norlh of the quarter section corner ot
Section 3J. Township 32 South, Ranoe 6
, West, Wlilanvlle Meridian; running
thence south it I te.'t to the quarter
section corner ot sad Section 3J; tnenco
ait on Ihe township line 5?6 1 fret to
an Iron pipe; thence running south
40 jit 5 feet to a railroad mark
er post on the Southern Pacific station
grounds, runnmq thence north 13 ?0
east alonq raiirctd pioperty 150 f-et to
a hub set along the r.,lrod rlqht-of-wav
line; thetn. running northwesterly
akmg the sct'thcriy tm of trie Southern
Pacific Railroad nghl-qtway to pi ace
Of beqmn.nq AH in Section 31. Tow,
ship i2 South. Range 4 West. Willamette
Meridian. a"d m Section J, Townsho
3J South, H ano 4 west. Wi name' re
Mridn Etrr-pting that portion Inert
of ton atrd wiih.n trie County Road.
AikI uixm tne tvanng thereof. t be decreed
; real property as tenant bv the entirely
and that none of sad oviendant or any
persons claiming by, in, cHQh. or under them.
1 has any rtont, Mte, ette. lien, or interest
I m or to said rrat prooerty or any o.irt
; thereof, and that the tit of the piainwts
1 thereto be forever quiett'd against vov. and
' thai vou ho ei.yived from asserting or
C'aimlna any riortl, title, estate, hen. Or
interest In or to said real piooertv.
This Summons ! serv Ht Upon VOU bv
Mitiiirttim m th Imermrii M.-, ervie .
a leoal newsrape'" Du'l!es1 m Doughs' so-u having cta.ms aganst mi estaie r r-o-
County. Oeqon. pursuant to Order ot th titied to present the same O'Ooeriy verified
Ho-w'e Hoon P. taley, Jutfge f the as reMvrJ fcv law to the U'aers.q.d at the
abuve-enhtied Court, maw and entered On i law ott-cw of t-eooes. FMor. Walton "l'
the .in day ot November, 10 (Richmond at 4.11 S E ka "fa 'es-l- Rose-
Dated end first puottsned this s1 day of ; bur. Oreqon, withm six m from date
December, ! r tirst pmv-tahon hereof wtven is tn nthl
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LEGAL
NOTICE OP FINAL HEARING
NOTICE HEREBY is GIVEN that Wed
nesday, January II, mi. at the hour of
10:30 AM. in the Circuit Court Room in
j ,V( Qreqon. has been fied as the time and
j paCB (or nMnng ooiections. If any, to the
, m account tiled by III UnOersignea in
Ihe above-enfltifd Court.
LAURA FOLT2 BARCLAY,
Executrix of the Eslate of
EDWIN R. GODAHL, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims aqainst the Es
tate of DONALD BAKES. Deceased, now
pending In Ihe Circuit Court ot ine State of
Oregon, lor Douglas County, are herebv no'
Hmtt in or wit the mm to the undersloned
.. verified as required ny lew ai ine
lain. 19tM.
LINDA STREEBY.
Adnvnistralrix of th Estate Ot
DONALD BAKER, peceased.
NOTICff OP FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed. Ftecmrix of the Eslate Of ROBERT
L. SWAN, Oecrased, has filed her Final
Account in the Circuit Court of the Stale
of OtcQon tor Doi'uias county, and sato court
h.ss fird Decomtxr t, 1,, at 10;00 a m.
in the DouoMs County Court House in Cir
cuit Court Room A In Roseburg. Oreqon.
as th time and place of hearing objections,
if any there be. to said Final Account and
tor the settlement thereof.
ROSE L. BROSi,
FecufriK of the Estst 0
ROBERT L. SWAN. Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTIff-- IS HEREBY GlVFN that the
under s0'"1 has twen duly appointed ad-
min.strator wuh Ine wil mnenea 01 the,
estate ot RjHoh R, Thomas,, oecfsej. Ail I
persons hav too cisimt against hs estate are'
notitird to present tn same properly r.
ted as reqyred by law Ihe unoersioneo
t th lw oitKM of Geddes. Feiker. Walton 1
ad R'cnrnond at 4J5 S. E. Kae Street,
etHC-g. Oregon, within months from,
?"b'it,,,rt hrw' ft,ch
November ?i. 160,
LAWRFNCl! O THOMAS,
Aom.rMjtrtor with the Will Annexed
ot tte fcsta'e ef
RALPH R. THOMAS, Deceased.
NOTICE IS Ht RE BY GIVIN that the
unaetooned has been duly aopo.nted esecu -
1 frix uiUer the . last wll arvl testament of
I fi irha'd F4wad Strlt:. deceased AH Per -
Uy Of Novemtw. 10.
tiu under th Lsf AHI ad Test
;hao
EOAARD
SI RiWfvE.
Deceased.
By . R. Williams
1 Lost & Found-
LOST black end tan male hound. Left ear
lorn. Answers to "Bob". No collar. OR
3-6925.
Notices
I WILL not be responsible for any bills
except my own.
Lathanuel Swlnford
RIDERS wanted, going to Philadelphia. All
or part way. write KoDert smitn, box im,
Tiller, Oregon.
Personals
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Basement of Pa
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3-8323. PO Box472.
YOUNG WOMEN ot any faith needing con
fidential advice may contact Catnolic Char
ities, 27S W. flioadway, Eugene, Oregon.
WATCH SICK? Bring it to Christie's. Guar
anteed watcn repairing tor less, liza walnut
RtCHARO: I want a Singer Siant-o-Matlc for
cnriitmas. Joan.
Real Estate
Wiley's For
. Real Estate
CLOSE IN large t B R. with apartment.
Living room carpeted over oak floor, gas
floor furnace, raised hearth fireplace. I
bedroom apartment rents furnished for
$70. This will solve your mother-in-law
prooiem. J. 3,BOC.
OLDER ? B R. with den, $1000 dwn. A very
comfortable home with a gas floor fur
nace, den can be used as 3rd bedroom
Large kitchen, large garage. On city sew
r. ivw.
BRAND NEW 3 bedroom, 1 baths, birch
kitchen includes range, oven, dishwasher
and disposal. Lovely corner fireplace. Elect,
baseboard heat. You will iove- this well-
arranged, light and beautifully decorated
nome. raven sireei ana scwec west siae.
Price. S19,7.
EARL WILEY.
' Real Estate
428 SK MAIN ST.
OR 2-2629
Home Phone Wiley, OR 3-3403
, Springer OR 3-3903
BY OWNER 3 Bdrm home, ust being
compieiea on N umpqua River, Approx
2000 sq. ft. 3400 Including patios and car
port;-' rumpus room 15x2?, has unusual
fireplace; outdoor barbeoue; Z baths;
roomy wardrobes plus extra storage space.
exceptionally large Kitchen with built
range and oven; exterior construction fire
proof; fully Insulated; sprinkler and Irri
gation system; lot loo x 450. Priced at
S?,5O0 which fs $10 per fool. Try to
duplicate this. It you are short on down
payment, but long on Income we cen still
deal. OR 3-4646.
TIRED OF HIGH CITY TAXES? Fish tn1
your own back yard, on this N. Umpqua i
acre, with 3 bdrm ranch home, paneled 1
and beamed living room, floor to ceding
fireplace, w-w carpeting kitchen with nook,
ODpliances built in, economical heat. A
great place for the kids and only 10 min.
from town. Submit terms. OR 3-1662 eve
nings. Moving To Eugene?
WILL trade s 7000 equity in lovely BR
home, Fairfield Scnool Dist., tor prooerty
Roseburg area. Consider trailer house as
part. Full price $11,500, comoletely fur
nished. Sell $1500 down. OS 9-S663 before
Sat. or sea 615 Harold SI., Eugene Sal.
and Sun.
t FOR SALE In Sutherlln 3-br home, lge
living room, breakfast nook or den, util.
porch, separate garage, unfin. attrc. Land
sc.soed 100x100 lot with some fruit trees,
cement walks, hillside location on sewer.
Close to E. side schools, elementary, Jr.
H.gn, Sr. High. Phone W, 5 P.M. to 7
P M.
NICE 3 BDRM oseburghomt. HnSqFt.
plus large garage, fireplace, dining room,
beautiful kitchen with ceramic tile, hard
wood and vinyl floors, patio. $11,900, low
down pmt. to Slate G.I. OR 3253.
WILL SELL good "i or2" BR" homeland
lake in as payment or part payment
your contract or 1st mortgage. Would
make good rental property. OR 3-7343.
NICE, spacious 3 BR house, possible 3 BR.
Dole garage, loe lot. Nice neighborhood.
Fenced backyard. Reasonaole. 465 N. C.
Housley Ave.
MODERN l" Bd'i
home. In Soufhslooes In
Wmtton, my equity SSOO. Take Over pavmts
0' $M mo. Including taxes and Ins. Ph
OS 9-577.
NICELY fum. 2 Bt Wts'tslde home; at
tached garage, near shooomg and bus.
Oil heat $l,J50, terms. 473 w. Kenwood.
OR 3-J7.
CUTETl brtm rnodtVjuse. Nice" lot.Good
location. $000 down, tow balance. OR i
si 'I
j ROSFBURG home to tradi tor Albany or
ia'em property, write to Rt. h Box M,
Jefferson, Oregon.
Y OWNER $1500 equity fn l-BR. stucco
home. Newty decorated, completely turn.
Balance. $2 700 OR 3-5l after 4 30.
FOR SALE In" MyrtieCreek nice T itory
house 3 bedrms, fireplace. Vt baths, oil
fu"aie. 711 Thomas St. UN 3-l4l.
j J .BE.'W.M,AE.
of Sum., f acres.
J
I 4'
I
able. Sum. 4796.
1 ACRES. J BR house, fireplace) Pantfray
near, can mornings UK
TWO-THUD ACRE lot, GardW Valley Ph
J4s4
Y mm ri rvVhTn.
I.;,, ,,. ,V U 61 " Mw
QV
THREE BEDROOM, $500 down, OR J-3440.
fTi
tVERY VWFFK IS
MKIr I WtcK
IN WANT ADS
Real Estate
HIGH ON THE HILL - With a
magnificent view. Lge rancn
stvle 2 bedroom, dinette and
dining room. With rental. 1 13
acres, 300 ft frontage. $12,900.
ALMOST NEW Economical too.
Hardwood floors, electric neat.
2 bedroom home 8 mo. old, with
5500 down at $6500.
TWO-TONE Modern 3 bedroom
ranch, lull-wan nrepiace. i-i
baths. Room to move around in.
A home you will love priced at
i'HA terms. $15,750.
Penn's Real Estate
1882 NE Vine OR 2-3733
'Town & Country
Real Estate
I34 S. E. Stephens
EQUITY lor salt or take euto; balance
17100 ar VI mo ar J oegroom. ic
llv. room, w-to-W carpeting, fireplace, lge
kitchen and dining area. Wired lor wash
er end dryer. Lge lot, lge single garage.
TWO bedroom, modern, on I acre 6 miles
east or suinernn. Large living room, om
Ing room, city water, hardwood doors.
Will take car or trade eqully on 3-bed-room
home. 15500, slow down, US per
month.
ATTENTION DEVELOPERS 1.5 OCrel,
close In, fronting fear-un vaney ko. sen
all or pert. Full price 'Sll.000, SSOOO will
hondle. '
CALL EVENINGS
Paul H. Krueger OR Mils
Oelbert Nelson OR 3-40'2
WE NEED MORE LIMINE
MAGNESS
REAL ESTATE
100 Per Cent Federal G.I.
also
, STATE G.I. LOANS
Available
i Dear Santa Claus
PLEASE give Moma and Daddy a new
house for Xmas. Daddy -was in the war
and I know he can get a big 2 bdrm
Cottage Style home with big yard, on
sewer, close to Riverside Shcool with NO
DOWN PAYMENT MONTHLY PAY'
VENTS $64.32.
Sparkling New
IN TIME tor Christmas too Lovely 3 bdrm,
bath and a half, top quality construction.
Hardwood floors, a real Cherry natural
Birch Kitchen with Bit-in-ranoe and oven.
SU.500 Use your Fed. G.I. with $1,000
aown.
Bear High House Payment
2 BDRM DUPLEX. Live In one and rent
the other. Both units have Hdwd floors.
Plaster, Utility rm. Owners unit has love
ly new carpeting In living rm and both
bdrma and hall. $1600 down or will trade.
1 BDRM DUPLEX In nice dlstricf off
Highway 2, Winston. Good location near
schools. F.H.A. Appraisal $13,500, will sell
tor $11,500, with low down payment or
will trade. Don't pass this up, see ui
tor appointment.
"We can always use another good Listing"
Let us know what you have to
TRADE
" ORchard 3-5340
916 S. E. Washington
(Between Main & Washington)
Iris Relnert OR 3-im
Roy Keller OR 3-173
Elmer Hicks
Real Estate
- And Insurance
. ATTENTION
RANCH BUYERS!!
SECURITY and more bountiful Hvtng can be
yours on any ot tnese nne ranches, now
is the time to BUYlil
' NORTH
651 ACRES Eighty acres permanent pas
ture. Ample stock water; good two-story.
four bedroom home; two baths; circulating
fireplace. Two barns; machine shed; and
chicken house. Well priced at $30,000.
$1,700 down, terms on balance.
SOUTH
114 ACRES With twenty-five acres Irri
gated. Lush pastures; five acres lotus; free
grazing adjoining outrange. Good barn and
buildings. Tractor, farm machinery and
Irrigation system. Two live creeks. Lovely
tour bedroom home, living room (11x20)
with beam ceilings and huge fireplace.
Nice kitchen with birch cabinets; dining
area; utility, and fruit room. For gracious
living and charm, SEE THIS NOWII We
know you will like it. Fifty head while
taceo catne can De purchased, onry $33,-
ouu. ifl,ow aown, balance easy terms.
EAST
198 ACRES Water rights from live creek
tor jo acres. Balance good nni pasture.
Modern 3 BR. Home; garage; chicken
house; machine shed; large barn; big
family orchard; underground lawn sprin
klers. Tractor; farm machinery; Irrigation
equipment; 17 head cows and calves.
ALL THIS for th low, low price Of $26,500.
$7,500 down. Will take trailer house as
pari. Act test on tmsi
WEST
1 1144 ACRES with additional range. More
than 300 acres tillable. Abundant grass
feed on the hills. Live creel's. Two modern
homes, three stock barns, if you are
looking for a real desirable stock ranch
don't miss seeing this Over a million feet
re-loo and lots of reoroduct on. Tolal price
$I7,$00. Terms open.
IH ACRES No buildings Good well and
creek. Park your trailer house here, build
later. Only $S,S00.
MANY MORE ranches and small acreages
10 Choose from. SEE US TOOAYlll
806 S.E. Cass St.
LOU BASSETT
ELTON ZUVER
BETTY POETTEH
ELMER HICKS
OR 2-1601
OR J-.1818
OS 9-53.19
OS 9-1734
OR M)3
Strout Special
$300 Down
Three bdrm, total $5.90
FOR LEASE 40 A., 1 houiei.
$400 per year
Strout Realty
OR 3-7203
NEW LISTINGS
1 WEST ROSEBURG Newer J bedroom hom situated In good location. Built
. In range, ovet. dishwasher and garbage disposal. Priced to sell at $31,100. Rea
aonabtt down payment and Owner will carry oaianca at 4S interest.
J NORTHWEST ROSEBURG Cote to Veterans Administration. Good redecorated 1
beoroom home with concrete foundation etc. Immediate possession and priced at
$44). Reasonable down payment and owner will carry balance.
ifSOUTHWEST 1 bedroom expendable home recently completed. Very mat and clean.
t ace lot with city water etc. Prked at 5?50 wins reasonable down payment.
Separata foundation for i bedrock home. Good ew property.
0 u
4-BUlLDiNO SITE Nfrty J aces of best boMom ground, good ,' drilled well,
you-g orcnard, good toad. Priced at l&0, with eiceitent terms. (No buildings)
STEVENSON REALTY NEEDS YOUR LISTINGS
Stevenson Realty
A Complete Realty Svice
957 S.E. Pine Phone 2-1614
Fi.itMT OR S-7100 HasVin OB 3 S2T2 Slovpmnn OR 3 Si 44
Winston Dillard (re lalet JrWknette Buckleair, Oil t oOtO
Real Estate
Living-Breathing
Space
THIS LOVELY 3 bedroom, (Ireolact home
otters suburban quietude on its large lot
but most ot all its 1200 feet ot tloor
space oilers room to live. Completely In.
sulated tor low heat cost. Please remem
ber 1200 sq. tt. at only $10,500. Less than
19 per sq. ft. $3500 down Take over
US. & L. Co. mortgage. Possible less to
responsible purchaser
4 Acres
5-Bed rooms
ANO ALSO a full daylight basement with
a new modern mermosiai coniroueo wooa
furnace tor wonderfully cozy, cheap heat
all through. 'i baths. Now add the flood
free location and the river frontage to the i
low price of only $15,900 and you have
a real bargain, will trad for ranch.
Kompete .
With
Kennedy
YOU TOO CAN occupy the White house and
before Jan. 20. Here is your status living,
2 living rooms, great large dining room,
glass breakfast room, farm sue kitchen.
4 fireplaces, 5 bedrooms. Den with fire
place, full basement, wood furnace and
one acre of the best soli possible In park
like setting. AM under a new roof for
only $15,900. $3500 down.
$1750
WANT TO BUY a business Lock, slock
building and barrel for a total price of
$1750 with terms. You will be surprised.
WINTER
REAL
ESTATE
S35 W. Harvard
ACROSS FROM HIGH SCHOOL
Phone OR 3-7043
Day or Evening
"Bernle" Stewart OR 3
JIM BEVANS
Real Estate
FOR THE FAMILY wanting river property.
Three large bedrooms with abundance of
closet space in this home above Winches
ter Oam. Extra lge. living room w-f ire
place and picture windows. Beautiful tile
bath has Infra ray boat. Extra nice kitch- 1
en overlooks river. Large utility and at
tached dbl. garage. 1 Acre. Yard nicely
landscaped. Drapes and wall to wall car
peting included In price of $23,700. Terms.
May we show you today?
NICE HOME on large lot moderately priced.
2 bedrooms downstairs, 1 up Cozy break
fast nook off kitchen. Patio. Paved street,
sidewalk and sewer. Snown by appoint
ment only. Price, $9,200 with terms.
QUIET LOCATION for elder couple. Neat
2 Bdrm. home, 1 block from bus. in
Hucrest area. Large fenced lot. Good gar
den plot. Priced right at $4,500 with $300
down.
34 ACRE RANCH. 30 A. creek bottom soil
cultivated balance rolling. 4 Bedroom
older comfortable home. Separate Swedish
bath. Garage, barn and chicken' house.
Completely .fenced. 10 minutes from town.
Taxes only $96. Price, $13,500 wild
terms.
Member Roseburg Multiple
Listing Bureau
L. B. Hicks, OR 3-7243
Joyce Doyle, OR 2-3553
George Keller, OR 2-1935
bus Reynolds, Suth. 4057
957 N.E. Stephens
Ph. OR 2-3731
NEW HOME
FINISHING this week, at . the corner of
Maple and Yale, (Westside). Close to the
new schools, hospitals, and Shopping Cen
ters. Three bedrooms, double baths, birch
kitchen, family-dining room. Wa are proud
to olter this one. Let us show you todayl
$16,500
LOTS
SOUTH of town. Owner wants an otter, s
make your own terms. Hurry, 4 leftl ,
$550?? $600?? $650??
' BARGAIN
WE have e reel nice FAIRHAVEM Iwe
twdroom, that can be purchased for
S?500. Good terms. .
Coll Bob Dishman
KEN BAILEY
REAL ESTATE
S. F. Rose Street
Office OR 3-4471
.Home OR 2-3294
CONVINCING VALUES
4lv S E. CHADWICK. Top location. Older,
2- bedroom bungalow. Can be made into
choice downtown home. Yours for $1,000.
On easy terms too. 1 BLOCK TO COURT
HOUSE. Please ... don't disturb tenant,
call us.
DOGWOOD OR. Good looking and well built,
3- bedrooms, FA. oil heat, plastered walls,
modern ly appointed. At the drastically re
duced price of $9,000, you can redecorate
to suit. Very good terms and immediate
possession. Desired location near V.A., bus,
schools and only steps to shopping center.
DOWNTOWN (Thomoson and Rica Sts )
EXTRA NICE 3-oedroom, gas or electric
heat, aft. garage. IMMACULATE condi
tion. Attractive CORNER location. Priced
to SELL at only $10,300, with $3000 down
and 7i monthly.
HUCREST, prominent corner . . . unusually
'.well planned and attractive. This homo
has LARGE living room, full dining room,
modern kitchen with snack divan, two nice
bedrooms, tile and color ware bath, tile
fireplace and electric heat. Roomy 1300
sq. ft. PLUS a detached building 440 sq.
tt. that has a BOY'S ROOM, a large
play room. m bath, and laundry room,
connected to main houve by a PATIO.
On paved street and city sewer In and
paid. The yards are tar above average
In development and appointments. Needs
minor decorating but a positive buy fot
only $13,, and will attract top financing.
Lee Jones Realty
433 w.
Military Ave
OR 2-2511
CHARLES MUMBY. Jale.m.n
LESLIE BLACK. Salesman
O 3.7J0I
OS '-Mil
ONE BEDROOM rentel trede for ecre-
aoe. or j-m;.