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U. S. Educalioir Cotf Represents
$91 For Every American Citizen
By G. K. HODENFI ELD I school, a one-vear over all in-1 during (he present school year
AP Education Writer crease of 1.206,347. 1 126,665 teachers will leave the pub-
WASHINGTON (AP) The na-l Elementary school enrollment lie schools,
tion'a public elementary and sec- this year is 3 per cent higher than Total revenue 'receipts of the
ondary schools will spend an esti-1 last year and 33 per cent higher i schools excluding nearly $3 bit
mated total of S16.476.135.0U0 this than 10 years ago. Secondary en-i lion from the sale of bonds will
school year more than $01 for ev-irollmenl is up 4.2 per cent over I be tM.778,972.000. Of the total, 56.3
ery man. woman and child in the! last year and a whopping 76 6 per per cent will come from local
United States. cent higher than the 1950-51 fig-1 sources, 40.1 per cent from state
Reporting this Wednesday, the
National Education Association said
it represents an increase of $1.2 bil
lion, or eight per cent, over last
year, and 153 per cent over the
$6.5 billion dollars of just 10 years
ago.
High Inttr.st Cost
The total includes amost $13 bil
lion in current expenses, slightly
over S3 billion in capital outlay
for new buildings etc., and almost
half a hiilion in interest charges
The NEA also reported current
enrollment in the public schools
has reached 37,244,284, including 495 the previous year; one out of
25,265,620 pupils in elementary every 15 is an "emergency" leach
school and 11.978,664 in secondary ' cr who larks full credentials; and
Oregon Ranks Eighth In Annual
Per Pupil Expense For Education
WASHINGTON (AP) - Alaska
and New York spend more thao
any other slates for each ele
mentary and secondary school
pupil in average daily attend
ance. Their average in the pres
ent school year is $585.
Oregon rank 8th wilh an aver
age expenditure per pupil of $448.
Washington is 12th with $430.
Oregon Bar Seeks
Judges' Pay Hike
SALEM (AP)-The Oregon Bar
Association is circulating among
stale legislators a studv calling
for increased salaries for judges i
in the state,
The study, contained in a book
let, proposed no specific amounts,
but said Oregon judicial snlarics
wee below those in neighboring
states.
The association said its goal is
that, judges should be on the bench
"only after painstaking and long
schooling; after wide experience
in the practice at the apex of his
energy and ability.
"One of the most serious of the
problems involved arises from the
comparatively low level of salar
ies paid to Oregon judges. This
has had the practical effect of
limiting the range of choice in th
selection and retention ot judges
lor our courts.
In New York, Pennsylvania and
Illinois, slate supreme court sal
aries were $110,000 and more an
nually. Oregon was far down the
list, wilh North Carolina, at $10,
000. the bar said.
The salaries of trial court judges
in uregon mostly circuit court
judges at $13,000 ranks the slate
3.Y.h among the states in the na
tion and well below California and
Washington,
Students Give Program
Cub Seoul Pack 136 Christmas
party was postponed last Friday
because of Ihe heavy fog. Scouts
and their families will meet this
Friday at the Dillard School for
their Christmas party, reports
Phebe McGuire, correspondent.
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The figures were reported by
the NKA's research division in a
32-page booklet, "Estimates of
School Statistics, lMiO-61." Other
highlights from the report:
$390 Par Pupil
The average daily attendance in
the . public schools is j.!,)efs,lnl
For each Dunil in average dailv
attendance the schools will spend
S390.
here are 1,408.962 classroom
: leathers; their average annual
I salary is S5, 125 compared with S4.
Idaho stands 401 h with $285. low
est outside of the South. Alabama
is at the bottom of the list with
$217.
The figures for the 50 states
ana tne District of Columbia were
reported Wednesday by the re
search division of the National
Education Association.
Alaska not only is tied for the
highest per pupil expenditure but
pays its teachers more than any
slate an average of $6,600 a
year.
Washington's teacher-pay aver
age is $5,510, Oregon's $5,500.
Only 13 states do better. Idaho's
$4,400 is 36th. The national aver
age is $5,215.
The NKA gave this breakdown
on I960 pupil enrollment, 1959 audi
ihmi average teacner salaries.
and
1959 and
9S0 average expendi-1
tures per pupil, in that order:
Alaska 35.000 elementary.
7.400 secondary, $6,500, $6,600, 1
$570 and $585,
Oregon 294,795 elementary
102.503 secondary. $5,334: $5,500.
$435 and $448.
Washington 406.630 elemen
tary. 238.270 secondary, $5,398,
$5,510, $419 and $430.
Idaho 96,118 elementary, 71,-
607 secondary, $4,249, $4,400, $278
and $285.
Oregon State College
Seeks New President
SALEM (AP) The death last
monlh of multi-millionaire Sewell
Avery could mean several mil
lions for the Oregon lax coffers.
Avery, former Montgomery
Ward and Co. chairman, owned
11,979 acres of timber, an inheri
tance from his father in northern
Linn County.
The stale could realize tip to $4
million in inheritance taxes.
The Oregon statesman said two
tux experts who did not want to
be identified estimated the value
of the timber at more then $20
million. Passing to Avery's
daughters, this would give Ihe
stale 10 per cent. On bequests to
others, except for tax-exempt or
ganizations, the rate would jump
to 20 per cent.
I sources, and 3.6 per cent from the
' federal government.
Districts Raducad
The number of school districts
has been cut to a modern low of
37,153, less than half the number
in existence 11 years ago.
Sam .M. Lambert, director of the
N'KA's research division, said to-
i lal expenditures will increase by
' at least SI billion per year during
j the 60s, I
"The American public will
I spend more on its public schools
in the
next decade than it h
in the
said.
past 125 years," Lambert
Lambert also said that while the
average teacher's salary passed
$5,000 this year for the first time,
it is still far below what a profes
sional should be paid.
"The average teacher," he said,
"is 41 years old, has had 14 years
of teaching experience, and has
had 4' years of college prepara
tion. In no other professional field
will you find people of this age,
with thi experience and prepara
tion, making such a low salary.'1
The $390 expenditure for pupils
in average dally attendance is
i national average, representing an
increase of almost 5 per cent over
the 1959-60 Iigure ot $372 and 74
per cent over the $224.23 of 10
vears ago.
Stata Costs Vary
The figures for the various
slates show a wide spread, from
$585 in New York and Alaska and
$512 in New Jersey to $217 in Ala
buma. $223 in South Carolina and
$225.86 in Mississippi. In all, seven
slates are below the $250 figure,
all of them in the' South.
Since the 1950-51 school year,
the number of emergency teach
ers has increased from 75.079 to
M QI7 lhi N.'I-A rtinnrt said Hnw-
tMjnf inrifiu H10 cAmp nprinH Ihp
,,i' mh, of ia h.
Jel., has jncrPas,u from 927.617 to
l,408.2. Thus the proportion of
emergency teachers has dropped
from 1 in 12 to 1 in IS.
The report also points out th
t
in the past 10 years, many states
have indented (heir requirements
for full certitieation. Many of those
who would have been fully quali
fied a few years ago now qualify
only for provisional certificates.
California Largest
California, with 3.600,000 pupils,
has the largest public school en
rollment in the country, well
ahead of New York's 2.910.0O0. The
NEA said the 97 of the 5-17 age
group in California is enrolled in
the public schools.
California also has the highest
average salary for classroom
teachers $6,700. The lowest aver
age salary paid in the country is
$3,415, in Mississippi. Arkansas
pavs $3,550. South Dakola $3,675,
and South Carolina $3,725.
Last year 12.8 per cent of the
nation's teachers earned below
$3,500 a year; this year It is 9.6
per cent. Last year 11.9 per cent
earned $6,500 or more, this year
it is 14.5 per cent.
The wide salary variations be
tween Ihe stales is shown by the
fact that $3,500-$4.449 is the top
salary bracket in Mississippi', but
the lowest bracket in California.
The top seven per cent of the
Mississippi teachers are paid S3,-
5O0-S4.449, but only the lowest 25
per cent of the teachers in Cali
fornia are in that bracket.
I
Christmas
. For The Entire
Family
A Frigidaire portable dishwasher.
Saves Mom more than 200 hours
of work per year $159.95
Or
a Frigidaire front loading Por-
table dishwasher with hardhoard
cutting lop $259.95
All the family will go for a Frig
idaire 11 cu. ft. upright freezer.
Only $199.95
For the children, a Portable Mo
torola Stereo record player from
$34.95
Or the glorious sound of Motorola
Stereo in a beautiful Mahogany
cabinet for only $209.95
.Terms, of course at
Umpqua Valley
635 SE Stephens ' ' ' OR 2-1616
FREE
Two poirs of quality Nylon hose
wilh purchase of any smoll ap
pliance. ' NAME BRANDS "
NEW MODELS .
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Trowbridge
Electric
721 SE Oak
OR 3-552!
Congolese Soldiers
Hold U. S. Diplomat
I.EOPOI.DVIl.LE, the Congo
t Ai j 11. a. consul (ieneral Konin
son Mcllvaine) reported here that
ne was held tor two hours by rebel
soldiers in Stanleyville after a ru
mor spread that Belgian para
troopers were landing in Oriental
province.
Mcllvaine returned to Leopold-
vine luesday night from a two
day trip with other Western con
sular officials to look to the safety
01 while inhabitants threatened
with reprisals for the imprison
ment of ex-Premier Patrice Lu
mumba. Mcllvaine said he was not mo
lested by the soldiers, who held
him Until they made sure he was
nol a paratrooper in disguise. He
is from Downinglown, Pa.
Portland Markets
Wednesday
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND (AP) Bulterfat-
Tentative. subject 1 0 immediate
change Premium quality, de-
UVEKED IN Portland, 64 cents lb;
first quality, 61; second quality,
56.
Butler Prints, per lb to retail
ersGrade AA, 93 score. 70; A
grade, 92 score, 70; B grade, 90
We Reserve
The Right
To Limit
Quantities
NOW
Is The Time To Buy
A Good Used Piano-
Lowest Prices in Town
One used Studio Baldwin
One used Gaylord upright
One used Smith It Barnes
All are reconditioned.
Free tuning and delivery.
Roseburg Music
2441 W. Harvard Ave. OR 2-3691
A Boat
For Christmas
REAL surprise for that sportsman-husband!
And so inexpens
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glass seams, is completely as
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SAVE at only
$349 Terms!
Rod Cr, Reel
1145 W. Harvard OR 2-2242
Gift
Headquarters
FOR the whole family, be it Dad,
Mom, Suzy or Willie. You'll find
what you wish to give at
Montgomery
Ward
443 SE Jackson OR 3-5553
score, 68.
Cheese To retailers S ingle
daisies, 46-51; processed American I
46-48; 40-lb blocks. 45-50.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
extra large, 58-62; AA large, 56-1
5; A large. 55-57; AA mediums
St-Sd- A A small ts.dii rainne l -i
cenls additional.
., uu,kulJO i u
Eggs To producers, at farm
AA extra large, 49-52'-a; AA large.
4-5UVii; A large, 44-45; AA medi
ums, 43-47'; AA small,
Live poultry Quoted to growers
at Portland, Salem and Eugene,
f.o.b. ranch No. 1 quality fryers,
24-4 lbs, 17-20Vi; light hens, 8;
heavy hens. 11-12.
Rabbits Average to growers
Live whiles. 3a4-4'a lb. 19-24: col
ored pelts, 5 cents less; fresh
Killed tryers to retailers, 56-a8;
cut up. 60-62.
Wholtjsalo Dressed Mestt
Beef cuts (choice steers) lllnd
quarters 47.00-52.00; rounds 50.00
53.00; full loins, trimmed, 59.00
64.00; foreauarters. 36.00 - 39.00;
chucks, 39.50-42.00; ribs, 49.00
55.00. Pork cuts Loins, 1216 lb, 48.00-
52.00; shoulders, 16 lb down, 31.00
35.00; spareribs, 40.00-45.00; fresh
hams. 12-16 lb, 46.00-50.00.
Veal Choice. 90-150 lbs, 48.00-
52.00; good, 45.00-49.00; standard,
42.00-46.00.
Lambs Choice, 45-55 lb 36.00-
39.00; good, 34.00-37.00.
Pork carcasses Shipper style.
28.50-30.00. ,
' Product
Potatoes Oregon local Russets,
No. 1A. 100 lb. 4.00-4.25: No. 2s.
50 lb, 1.40-1.50; Central Ore. Rus
sets, No. ls, 100 lb 4.50-4.75; 6-14
oz 5.00-5.25; bakers 4.75-5.00, few
5.25; bales No. ls 5-10 lb, 2.50
2.60; No. 2s. 50 lb, 1.55-1.75. Idaho
Russets, bales No. ls, mesh 1-10
lb. 2.80-3.00; North Dakota No. 1A
round reds, 50 lb vent view paper
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (AP) (USDA)
Cattle salable 400; trade slow;
limited sales steady; 10 head lol
mostly choice 1,123 lb slaughter
steers 25.50; good steers 23.50
24.50; standard 20.00-22.50; cutter
and utility steers and hellers
14. 00-18.00; utility slaughter cows
14.50-15.00; canners and cutters
10.00 - 12.50: Uolstetn and beef
breed cutters to 14.00; shelly can
ners down to 8.00.
Calves salable 75: good and
choice vealers 25.00-28.00; stand
ard 20.00-24.00; culls down to
12.00.
Hugs salable 500; trade slow,
few sales steady; U. S. 1-2 butch-
lers 190-230 lb 19.50; No. 1, 2 and
3 180-240 lb 18.50-19.00; mixed
j i.rade logs 300-500 lb 13.00-15.50;
few lighter weights 16.00.
Sheep salable 400; slaughter
i lambs weak to 25 lower than Mon
day; slaughter -ewes and feeders
steady: couple lots choice wooled
i slaughter lambs 17.00; choice
' shorn lambs 16.00-16 50; cull to
choice slaughter ewes 3.00-5.00;
! good and choice feeder lambs
1 14.50-15.25.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND (AP) Coarse gram
wholesale, prompt delivery, bulk
LEGAL
L 141)4 STATE OWNED PROPERTY
1 STATE OP OREGON
I NOTICE OP ALfi
Modem three bedroom home with kitchen,
nook, utility, and Urge living and dining,
I room, too x laft hillside tot with city wa'er I
and sewer. Forced air neat. Conveniently!
; located.
The property Is located ai 3rd and Vont -
j las County, Slate ot Oregon. Legal descrip
tion will be furnished on request.
I Sale will be by sealed bW. 6d envektoe
! must be plainly merew, "Sealed Rid
' L-J4534-F " A bank: money order, certified
: or cashier's check for I0S of the Offer
must accompany the bd. Right It reserved
to reject any and an bids.
Property wilt be loNi "at Is ' with
minimum price of Seven Thousand
"
Hundred and Fifty Dollars (?VW) ana mini
years to pay balance on contract at S
tereit per annum on unpaid balance.
und.rs.gned on January f iHl i. i iMi11' hr "PP1
p m. Club 2 09
Date ot pint pH-hi.caf.on: OecemoM. tM
Date oi iat plication Decemor J. t60
DIRECTOR OP VETERANS AFFAIRS
State Finance tutidirtg
Saiem, Oregon
EARLY SHOPPERS
CHECK THIS
SECTION
DAILY
UNTIL
CHRISTMAS
FOR YOUR
VERY BEST
GIFT
SELECTIONS!
LEGAL
Portland, Oregon
DecemMr li I960
PUBLIC NOTICE
St. Helens. Illinois Canyon, Umpqul and
Diamond Lake Limited Areas
,' Dur,nfl I9S9 Forest Service multiple use
plans lor inree ranger districts were
proved which Include management decisions
for lands within the St. Helens. Illinois Can
yon, umpqua and the Diamond Lake Limited
Areas.
Region Six limited areas wert Identified by
Ihe Regional Forester In )96 as containing
some fmporlant recreation values of then
unknown type and extent. They were to be
studied at a later time and recreation values
ioeniified and integrated wilh resource plan
ning for Iht area. Since that time land man
agement measures for these areas Including
timber harvesting, road development, and oc
cupancy nave required the personal approval
of the Regional Forester. Multiple use stud
ies have been completed on a number ot
limited areas and as a result the Diamond
Peak and Mt. Washington Wild Areas, total
ing B2,)05 acres, were established In 1957,
and the Glacier Peak Wilderness Area total
ing 458,505 acres In September I960.
The land management planning which was
Contemplated has now been completed on
additional areas. The recreation and scenic
values are recognized in a coordinated land
management program which Integrates the
needs of all resources on these ranger dls-
'1.13. csscnnai reaiures oi me plant i
they relate to the limited areas are;
I. St. Helens Limited Area
This Is a part of the Spirit Lake Ranger
District, Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Private land ownership Is Intermingled
wilh national forest throughout the limit
ed area. A portion of the area Is oc
cupied by high alpine lakes and meadows
north of Spirit Lake and t popular for
hiking, trail riding, fishing, and scenic
enioyment. The multiple use plan pro
vides that this Lakes country will con
tinue to be managed for this type of
use. Roads and timber harvesting ar
nol planned In the Lakes country, and
recreational development will be limited
lo the basic primitive improvements. On
other portions of the ranger district
natural and scenic beauty have been giv
en paramount consideration in the mul
. tiple use plans.
3. Illinois Canyon Limited Area
Maor management features are Included
In the Gold Beach Ranger District Plan.
Siskiyou National Forest. The Agness
Selma Road route crosses the area and
will provide access to varied recreational
opportunities. There is steelhead and sal
mon fishing in the river. Hunting Is good
along the open upper ridges. Picnicking
and camping sites are available. Close
cooperation will be maintained with the
Oregon Game Commission to keep forage
and deer herds in balance. Timber har
vesting one-fourth mile on each side of
the Illinois River will be limited to
careful selection of dead, dying or hai
ardous trees. Timber harvesting on trib
utaries will provide streamslde shade
strips to keep water temperatures below
the point dangerous to fish life.
S. Umpqua Limited Area
The Umpqua Limited Area is within the
Diamond Lake District, Umpqua National
Forest, it comprises an area of I, MO
acres west of Diamond Lake. Mt. Bailey
is the principal feature within the area.
The multiple use plan for the Diamond
Lake District recogniies that recreation
al values are paramount for the entire
limited area and prescribes modifications
for other uses to protect these values.
Scenic values will be unimpaired.
4. Diamond Lake Limited Area
The Diamond Lake Limiljj Area which
lies 'along the Cascade divide east of
Diamond Lake contains 64.000 acres It
Includes portions ol the Oiamond Lake
District of the Umpqua, Crescent Dis
trict of the Deschutes, and K'amath
District of the Roque River Forests.
The multiple use plan for the Diamond
Lake District recognizes the scenic value
of the land readily visible from Diamond
Lake. It prescribes modification lor the
various uses to protect and enhance
these values. Here land management
measures including road construction and
limited timber harvesting will be fully
correlated with recreation and scenic
values. The road system will disperse
recreation use to additional areas and
provide increased Intensity of tire con
trol On the remaining are, timber har.
vesting will be conducted In a manner
to protect and enhance recreation and
scenic values.
Copies of the multiple use plans are avail-
dfikf hwd timber -designated for cutting
The aporpvel of thVie nmopr dMtrlct Diens I on SKl'4SW4, S4SEW Sec. 7,.
now repiice the "Limited Area" ttalut E WNWW.S'sNWV. NVaSW4. SW
sf.or.ed to the St. Helen. Illinois Cenyoo, UNtt'L,. NWUSWW Sm. 18 T 3?
Umpqua and the Diamond Lake Limited
Studi on the Sfcy Lakes Limited Area.
Rogue River National r-oret, indicate wild
or wilderneii area possibilities A specific
proposal for dedicated wikt or wilderness
area Will be made as soon ai boundary
studies have been completed. A public hear,
irto on this proposal will be held in accord
ance wilh wiklprnest area policy.
J. HERBERT STONE
Regional Forester
jon
f ob track Portland: Oats.
No. 2. M-lb viule 56.00. Corn. No.
2. yellow, eastern 49 00. Barley.
No. 2. 451b western 44.50.
Dec. 14 close, Portland Grain
Exchange:
Barley (bid) to arrive market.
2flday shipment, delivered coast:
No bids.
Wheat (bid) 1o arrive market.
in-iO. I hulk. 20-day shipment, de-
Slivered coast: Soft White 2.10; Soft
White
Hard White Basil :
Ordiniry
? 18
j Car receipts: Wheat 73; hurled
.32; (lour 7; corn 2; mill feed 11
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LEGAL
TIMBER KOR SALE, UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR, BUREAU OK LAND
MANAGEMENT. ORAL AUCTION
BIDS as hereinatter designated
will be received by the District
Manager, Bureau of Land Man
agement, BLM Warehouse Area,
Armory Drive, Medford, Oregon,
(Mailing address P. O. Box 1106,
Medford, Oregon) at 10:30 A.M.,
PACIFIC STANDARD TIME, on
Thursday, January 12, 1961, for all
timber marked or designated for
cutting. Before bids are submitted,
full information concerning the
timber, the conditions of sale and
submission of bids should he ob
tained from the above District
Manager. The right is hereby re
served lo waive technical defects
in this advertisement and to reject
any or all bids. The United States
reserves the right to waive any
informality in bids received when
ever such waiver is in the interest
of the United Slates. IN DOUG-
LAS COUNTY: OREGON: O&C:
5., R. 3 W., SEiNE'4. NE14SE1
Stc. 13, T. 32 S., R. 4 W., W.M
estimated for the purpose of this
sale to be 2.748 M bd. ft. Douglas
f 2.i I M bd. ft. sugar pine, 91 M
bd. ft. incense-cedar, 21 M bd. ft.
white fir, 66 M bd. ft. hemlock. No
bid for less than $20.35 per M bd.
ft. for the Douglas-fir. $25.10 per
M bd. ft. for the sugar pine, $6.80
per M bd. ft. for the incense-cedar.
$10.00 per M bd. ft. for the white
fir. $8 85 per M bd. ft. for the
hemlock, or a total purchase price
of $63.4.80. will be considered.
Minimum deposit with bid $6,400.
00. NOTtCI OF FINAL SfTTLf MINT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That Frl
day, the Ith day of January, 11, at 10:00
O'clock a m. In the Circuit Court. Room A.
in the County Courthouse, Roseburg, Oouq-i
las (.ountv, oreoon, nai oe mm ai the
i ,irn nd Pcf 'or hearing oblcton. It any.
i to tne f mat Account fid by the watr-
s-gred te the Circuit Court of the State of
Ooo for Douoias Conty, nd tor Ihe
sememem rnvreoi.
LYNN V WECKLsY
Administrator ei the Et'e of
Chertes L. Btcktey, Deceased
Classified Section
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For The ,
Whole Family
Fomoui Phototrix transistor, port
able tope recorder. Operate on.
flashlight batteries.
Only $69.95, Terms
PHOTO LAB
627 SE Jackson OR 3-6631
GIVE MUSIC
THE PERFECT GIFT!
TRANSISTOR RADIOS from
$9.95
Complete with cose, ear-
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Complete Music Headquorters
Hammond Magnavox Pianos ,
516 SE Jackson OR 2-1621
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Small Appliances
' POPCORN POPPERS
TOASTERS
PERCOLATORS
WAFFLE IRONS
FRY PANS
Just right for those lost minute
ideas and all gnd more immediate
ly available.
Sears" Roebuck ,
526 SE Jackson
OR 3-6673
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Reward. OR 3-6381.
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Real Estate
KEN DRESSER
Offers
THREE BEDROOM home. t R. with t.
place, D R., kit., bath with shower over
tub, utility, 1 car garage with shop and
half bath, shade trees, lawn, extra lot, 559
gasoline underground tank, free soil. Full
price. IMiWG terms, G.I. or F.H.A.
FOUR B. R. home on 2 Ac. Glide High
School District. L.R., DR. kit. comb.,
bath, utility, good well and pump. Full
price, J.750. Terms, S2,I50 csh, assume
Slate G.I. loan.
TWO B R. home on west side. L.R., kit. D R.
comb, bath with shower over tub, unltn
Ished attic, 1 car garage with shop area,
large lot. Room tor another home. Full
price Se.500 cash.
VETERANS t
Let ut help you obtain your G I. loans.
We have had several vears experience
handling these loans successfully.
KEN DRESSER REALTY
2255 N.E, Diamond Lake Blvd.
Bus. OR 2 1782 Res. OR 2-18M
FIVE BOMS. 2 bath home, comer lot, down
town location. Fireplace, hwd. floors, full
basement. Oil turn. Immed. possession.
cuycis inur CUnitQtreo, SI). HO.
Also, new, 3 bam. nome, nwa. floors, attach.
r JL L. "ni- acwor paio, on if
I9.7M on Gl terms. Ted -Smalle Real Es
tate. OR 7-3444 anvtlma.
FOR "SALE or"ade", "3 Bdrm houseTon
Ing room, family rm, ? baths, attached
garage, and concrete patio. On nice land
scaped lot with excellent view. Will take
trailer house, or 1 or 2 Bdrm house in
trade. OS e-8446 after S P.M.
ACRES. 2 bedroom house, fireplace.
S7X down, or will take trailer for oomtv.
OR 3-S42I.
ONE BR modern home on 4i acres good
- " w pari, oai. ik
rent. OR3-Jl, eves.
trade"- i. 2."or3 its"ai bootTfi(,;t
o'S0 trtj. for house or duplex equity.
LOVELY "I or 3 bdm. home withacreage. -
T ... ., r c. tent ret,
Sutneriin.
FOR IMMEDIATE" SALE isCXTanTtitat
. .... uttwsj inwi, on near, Near
shopping and bus1s97S.OR 3-3M7.
two" BDM. home. Small dowT pmOsi
Peach Lane. Winston m
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