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Newspaper Page Text10 Tht Nwi-Review, Roseburg, Ort. Thun., Feb. 2, 1961 Forest Park Slaying At EDITORS: Th rtcnt Portland ' Fortir Pirk muriuri hivt rev celled an earlier doublt killing in Ortgon which remiint unsolvad. The following tells tho story. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kight and a half years ago two men were shot to dealh in Crater Lake National Park. Police had many trails to follow but each led to a dead end. The killer has hot been found. "We are alill where we were on the day it happened," an FBI agent said recently, but "we haven't quit." Last November's slaying of Barbara Ann Allan and Larry Ralph Peyton on a lover's lane near Portland's Forest Park re called the Crater Lake killings al though there were few similari ties. ' The Forest Park killings were brutal a knifing and a strang ling and there .was no clue that gave police more than a hint which way to start.? At Crater Lake officials had the license number of every car that Tiller Ranger Staff Technician To Complete Special Training By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY Richard Clark surveying lecnni- ,i nn tho luff llf lllfi SOUth Umpqua District at Tiller, will complete nis tour weens oi special training at an automatic data proc essing road design school conduct ed by regional engineers of the forest service in Portland, and will return to his duties at the Tiller Ranger Station next week, according to Gene Carlson, acting district ranger. Del Godbey, also a surveying technician on the' district staff, will spend next week and the fol lowing week in Portland attending a bridge design school for taining in location, design and construc tion of permanent-type bridges. Three employes of the Umpqita National . Forest will attend the school, Carlson said. To Install Furnaco Tozer's Heating and Sheet Metal Works of Tlosehurg was the suc cessful low bidder on a contract for installation of a new furnace Bill Would Authorize Use Of Federal Funds -SALEM (AP) Three Eastern Oregon legislators have joined in sponsoring a hill to give the state Department nf Planning and De velopment authority to spend fed eral money. A clause was attached to Hie hill to make it effective immedi ately if it is passed by the legis lature and signed by the governor. . Rep. R. R. Raymond, R-Helix, said the aim of this clause is to gel work underway- on planning studies for the six-county region along the Columbia River in the vicinity of the Boardman Bomb ing Range. At presenl,i the. Planning and Development Department lacks authority to receive federal funds which the state may be eligible to get for planning and develop ment. Raymond was joined by Rep. Stafford Hansell, R-Hermistnn, and Sen. Lloyd M. Key, DMillon Frcewater, as chief sponsors of the legislation. What one thing v 1 appeals equally to...? A SPORTSMAN ".' : H i r A HOUSEWIFE one or A (Mill (fi, Murders Recall Double Crater Eight Years Ago u0A ontcruri thn nark for months. There were clues, loo: ine iaiai shots were fired from a gun not often used: a pair of shoes, two wrist watches and a driver's li cense were taken and might trap the killer, But they didn't. Many now wonder, as the weeks go by, if the killing of the young coed and her boy friend also will go unsolved. Police per sistence, the Crater Lake case shows, does not always bring suc cess. There had been bright hopes, though. The victims were prominent, the FBI moved in swiftly and the clues seemed substantial. It was on Saturday, July 20, 1952, that C. P. Culhane, 55, De troit, Mich., the general sales manager for United Motors Serv ice, a General Motors subsidiary, and Albert M. Jones, 56, Conrod, Calif., his Western sales manag er, left Klamath Falls for a fish ing trip. They had met there on company business, decided on at the South Umpqua District of fice at Tiller. The old equipment was removed and new furnace and ductwork installed this week. Evangelist Joe Brill of Belling ham, Wash., was. an overnight guest Saturday at the Carl Giles home of Days Creek and appeared as special guest speaker at morn ing and evening services at the South Umpqua Community Church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tib betts and family of Drew took the visitor home with them as their Sunday dinner guest. Tim and Beverly Coombs have withdrawn from ihe Tiller-Drew Grade School as the family has moved from the community. John Loeglcin of Klamath Falls has been added 16 the staff of Ihe Cow Creek Ranger District as a surveying technician. He is a grad uate of Oregon Technical Institute. His wife and children will remain in Klamath Falls until the end of the school year, when they will join him to establish a home at Tiller. Several steelhead have been re ported caught recently in the vic inity of the Furlong Bridge. Mon day night's rain, and consequent rise in the river brought out nu merous hopeful fishermen Tuesday. Woshingtonian Convict On Narcotics Charges PORTLAND fAP) Ernest "Duke" Arnold, 38, of Dallesport, Wash., was convicted of three narcotics counts Tuesday by a U. S. District Court jury. Police said Arnold has been ar rested and charged many times before with narcotics violation, but never before was convicted of the charges. He was convicted Tuesday of sale, possession and transportation of heroin. Arnold was one of 13 men In dicted in December by a federal grand jury here. Two others of the 13 have been convicted. Sentence was deferred pending a pre-sentence investigation. Netv federal laws make a minimum five-year prison term mandatory for narcotics convictions. A BUSINESSMAN : I:e...'.j ; A TEEN-AGER f ANSWER:, THE DAILY NEWSPAPER! It hat some thing for everyone. Sports for the nixirtsmen, financial news for the businessman, women's interest pages, comics, social news, school news there's something for every body.Jlt's a rcmarkablelthing that one newspaper can serve so tnnny masters.And not only does it have some thing for everybody, liut. most people like most of the things in the daily newspaper. No wonder the- daily news paper is the answer to so many advertisers' needs! fishing and headed for a cabin on the Medford side of the park. Frank W. Eberlein and John Vauchn. both of Klamath Falls. followed an hour later. In the park they saw Jones' two-door se dan parked at a viewpoint over looking Annie Creek Canyon three miles from the south entrance. The right door was open, the key in the ignition lock and tismng gear, cameras and luggage all in place. When the men failed to appear, hhenein and Vaughn notitted au thorities. They were afraid they had fallen into the canyon. Search started, went through sunday and into Monday. Sudden ly a searcher came on their bod ies, bare from the waist up, a bul let hole back of the right ear of each. Both were gagged. Their shoes were off and Jones' shoes were missing. Two cartridge cas es were nearby. Their wallets had been rifled and put back in their pockets. So was Jones' driver's license. The killings could not have been long before the Klamath Falls men arrived hut they did not hear the shots. No one came by to excite suspicion. Police hopes, . though, were high, the park entrance registry listed all cars that were or had been there. The wrist watches. shoes, driver's license all were likely to turn up somewhere. The murder weapon, a 7.65 mm. prob ably of Spanish make, was dis tinctive. None of these has been found. The check of every car led to all parts of the country and produced nothing. Every time, in the years since, that a 7.65mm bullet has turned Jip, it has been checked against the Crater Lake bullets. "There has been a tremendous quantity of investigation," said an FBI agent who worked on the case. But not a single direct clue has been unearthed, One may never be, said an agent who recalled that J. Ed gar Hoover once said there are more unsolved crimes than there are uncaught criminals. The kill er, of Culhane and Jones, he said, may have died in an execution chamber for another death whose consequences he did not escape. Players To Present 'Night Must Fall! 'Night Must Fall," directed by Dick Lanier, will be -presented Friday and Saturday, Feb. 24 and 25, at 8:20 p.m. by Roseburg's Merely Players, Larry Kingen said. The play, written by Emlyn Williams, will star Ruth Hagoes,' I. any Kingen, Janet Valade, Jim Byrd, Frank Chasm, Betty Klarrt, Norma Munion, Edna Mae Scott, and John Doyle. , Winifred Atwood is production manager, while properties are un der the supervision of Grace Por terficld, Joanne Keel, Charlene Kirkpatrlck, and Gene Mclvor. In charge of publicity is Marian Snyder, lxwell Slick and Grace PorliM'field. BaUne Graham, Moy ra Flood and Georgianna Heup are responsible for programs. Larry Peterson is sound effects director and Donna Robinson is costume designer and ticket man ager. The play is to .be done in the arena style with an all-new light ing system and special seating arrangements, new to the group, Kingen concluded. A STUDENT " A DEBUTANTE North Umpqua Unit To Meet At Glide By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY The North Umpqua Home Ex tension Unit will meet Wednesday at iv:w a.m. at ine uuoe com munity Hall. Mrs. Larry Holm will be guest speaker and show pictures taken on her trip to Hawaii during the Christmas holidays. Members are asked to bring a Hawaiin tvne dish for the potluck luncheon. The program planning chairmen will conduct a discussion pertaining to piujcL-is iur me coming year. Socrotary Rtplacad Mrs. G. W. (Opal) McClure is the new secretary for Donald Fluke, She replaces. Mrs. Jeanette Magness, who has taken an ex tended leave of absence because of ill Health. Mrs. Magness has been secre lary to superintendents for three years, starting in 1955 with the grade school principal then with the high school principal. Mr. and Mrs. Mert Weaver and daughter, Donna, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bradstreet and son, Greg, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown and Bettice of Idleyld Park, will leave Saturday for Eugene to be guests of Miss Karen Weaver for the Oregon-Oregon State game. Miss Weaver is a student at the Umver sity of Oregon. Airs. Forrest (Theda) Losee, Idleyld Park postmaster, attended a three-day conference of the Na tional Association of Postmasters at Albany last weekend. Forrest Losee drove to Albany Saturday to bring nis wite home. Mrs. May me Sendelback replaces Mrs. G. W. McClure as relief employe at the Idleyld Park postomce. Oakland Woman Injures Shoulder Mrs. Cordelia Slane of Oakland fell Sunday evening on the street and fractured her shoulder, reports i-.uiui uunn, correspondent. Mrs. Slane is a patient at Douglas Com munity Hospital, Roseburg. Relatives Visited Mr. and Mrs. Neil Burpee spent tne past weekend at Yreka, Calif., with their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Taylor. Taylor, who was injured in a cave while working for the Forestry Service in October, is now at home and on crutches. He will re turn to a Medford Hospital next week for more bone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Burpee have received news of the birth of a son Craig Daniel, born Jan. 23 to the Burpee's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stapleford, of Santa Anna, Calif-. Mrs. Staple ford is the former Marjorie Bur pee. Also a son was born to an other son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ana mis. iierlon Fredrickson, ot Hudson, S. D., on Jan. 24. Mrs. Beryl Crow, Mrs. Orville Warsel and Mrs.' Jesse Abcll of Eugene spent one day last week visiting with Mrs. A. O. Bunch. Youth From Dixonville Attends College Event Albert Radcliffe of Dixonville spent the past weekend in Corval lis attending "Beaver Preview" at Oregon State College. Eugtna Trip Takan Mrs. John Clark and daughter ot Aiealord, accompanied by Mis. Gerald Rust and son drove to Eu gene recently where the group toured the campus for the college preview weekend activities. Guests of the Dick Hanlins last week were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Devoe of Marysville, Calif., reports Jean Radcliffe, correspondent. Mrs. Corra Smith has left for Davis, Calif., to visit the Marty Mattos family for a few weeks. Larry Manske has been confined to his bed the past several days with a bad case of quinsy. Red Cross First Aid Classes Set At Elkton The Elkton American I-egion is sponsoring a Red Cross First Aid Course for six weeks, reports Mrs. Wade Henderer, correspondent. The first class will be held Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the grade school. Anyone in the community inter ested is welcome. , Pickers Start ' Several daffodil growers have slarted picking thier flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Knypstra start ed their crew1 this week. Hank Williams has returned home from the Cottage Grove Hos pital and is recuperating from pneumonia. Births Fortit Glen HetpiUI McBliRNKTT - To Mr. and Mrs. Paul McRurnett, Riddle. Jan. 24, a daughter, Leslie JoAnne; weight, 10 pounds 4 ounces. KF.1J.FR To Mr. and Mrs. John Keller of Tiller, Jan. 25. a son, Mark tieorge; weight 7 pounds 14 ounces. PAKTZ - To Mr. and Mrs. Ken nelh Paeti of Riddle. Jan.. 28. a son. James Paul; weight 7 pounds 6 ounces. Mtrey Hetpital FKRRKM To Mr. and Mrs. Delbert I.. Ferren. 2104 ,SW Austin lid.. Rosfhurg, Jan. 19. a son. James Kevin; weight 9 pounds 11 ounces. RKF.DFR To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Reeder, 4ti2 W. Ballf. Roseburg. Jan. 23, a daugher. Joy Lynn: weight i pound ui ounces, BAY To Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Bay, PO Box ln. Sutherhn. Jan. 24. a son. Brian David; weight ID pounds 1 ounce. MARTIN To Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Martin, PO Box :til, Roseburg. Jan 2.S, a daughter. Meg Marie; weight 6 pounds lolt ounc es. STEVENS To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Stevens, 2145 NK Klam ath, Roseburg, Jan. 25, a daugh ter, Michelle Mane; weight 8 pounds ounces. PARKr.R To Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. ParVer. PO Box 273. Roseburg, Jan. 2, a son. Tomnlhy William; weight 7 pounds 7i ounc- ea. . ; OUT OUR WAY Dillard Residents Home From Trip Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fosback have returned to their home in Dillard after spending the past two weeks at Sea Cliff Slate Park on Mon terey Bay, Calif. They enjoyed some fishing and swimming and took several scenic drives during their stay in addition to dining at Fisherman's Wharf, reports Phebe McGuire, correspon dnet, Son, Family Visited Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and son spent the past weekend in Eugene, where they visited a son, Gerald, and family, who are par ents of a baby daughter, Candice Lynn, born Jan. 25, and weighing 6 pounds. Gerald is attending northwest Christian College. Mr. and Mrs. John Burt of Win ston spent the past weekend in Albany, where the latter attended the Mid-Winter Conterence of Post masters, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Burt is Postmaster of the Winston Postoffice. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee O. Hunt for Ihe weekend were their daughters. Linda Lee. who is employed with the Salem City Library; Wendy, a student at Willamette University in Salem, and Raymond W. Scharpf of San Jose, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albertus and family, of Coos. Bay spent a recent weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Al bertus, and a brother, Fred Al bertus, and family in Winston. Straub Raps Durno Stand SALEM (AP(-State Sen. Rob ert Straub, D-Eugene, today said U. S. Rep. Edwin R. Durno,' R Ore., voted against Oregon's best interests' in opposing an increase in the size of the House itules Committee. Straub, the Oregon Democratic Party chairman, said Durno voted against the interests not only of the nation but of the Southwest Oregon area he represents. "1 am shocked that Hep. Durno would join hands with the reac tionary Southern Democrats in an attempt to thwart President Ken nedy's dynamic legislative pro gram," Straub said. The proposal to increase the number of persons on the com mittee was approved by ' five votes: 217-212. Indian Tracts Are Up For Sale PORTLAND (AP) Fifteen tracts of land embracing some 1.029 acres in the Pendleton and Umatilla areas are up for sale, the Bureau of Indian Affairs said today. Bids will be opened in Pendleton Feb. 28. The allotted lands include tracts suitable for farming, grazing, log ging and business development, the bureau said. LEGAL NOTICI TO CREDITORS NOTICE: Th Circuit Court ot OouolM County. Oroon, h aoooint.d Clifford E. Cornutt at oxecutor of lh .st.t. ot Cloronc Cornutt, dcoftd All ponons hovlrtg claims against said aslalt ara rroulrad to prr-stnt lham with prooar vouchors to tht undersigned ascitor at ui S. E. Main St.. Rosaburo. Oraqon within lis. months from January i. mi. ' CMtord K. Cornutt ' Esaculor Bush 1 llradlav Attornays tor Exatutor ' NOTICI tO CRIOITORS All pront having clarni aoaimt th tat et ClamJ Eno Barber, arc)tNl. nonv , indng in to Crcut Court of ir. State! of Oregon for Douglas County. Probate Dv j partment, are hot toy notihea to oreient the j tame, verified as fwu.rrd bv law. to tha undersigned odtce et William O j Green, Jr.. attorn', Dougta County State: Bank Bu.Wiog, Roiftxjrg. Oregon, within six, (a) month from the date hereof Oated and first published inis IJth day Of January, 141. ! DONALD TRtWVFR. Administra tor of Ihe Estate of Claude Eno I Bartwr. Oeceased. WILLIAM D. CtREE-V. JR.. Altorruy tor tht Eltetf). NOTlCt Of HtAKINO MOTICI IS HfcRFBY GIVEN that public hearing will be held In fh Council Cham, bert of tho Cty of Roseoiirg, Oregon at 7 )0 oc'och B m., on February '3. Il. ort the following proposed tree. nam Change. 1. N. E. Kinney QrWa from N E. Beuiah Ave to North cfy Itm t bo changed to N, E. Beuiah Drive IN E Beuiah Avt between N E. Central St. a no N. E Kinney be changed to N E Beuiah Drive At taid lime and place any ohtectioni r remonsfreiKM which mav be made in writing end fued win the Reco-der of iad cty p"w to the tme of iad hearing w.ll be heard and considered by the Common Council of aid fly Dated and itl published thit Urd day of January, )Hl Wll.l VA O MILL Recorder of the C'ty of ftaoeourta Ortgon ... By J. 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Furnished or unfurn ished. OS 95M3. TRADE S5.W1 equity In westsidt home for small dear he, lots or what have you' Or sell for cash. Best reasonabit offer takes.OR 7-39W. SEVEN ROOM MOUSE, 3 car gang and wood shed on hall cre at Glide, im mediate possfsston. George C. Smith. Box I3J, Brownsville. Oregon. THREE BEDROOM home, l! Boom""" St'. W.ooo FP Between U0u-f500 down. On sewer. Call OR J-flSf 4:30. SASK. CANADA, 3W A. ill fenced, oood "well, house, Good prospects. $7500. ISOO down and S50 t month. OS Sail. FOR SALE OR trade for" acreage I BR mod. home In Calkins area. OR nwz. j ATTN Gilf"you" art "short of eas.h. but i want a nice 3 bdm home OR3--00. j FOR SALE rvrniinea noust. wtsrsioi. PhoneOR J . NORTH UMPQUA lvtr 3 bdmt. country club vicinity. Phone Oakland 4rl WANTED residential by I Wing lot. Vicin ity Joseph Lent School. Cash. OR V22IM. LARGE 7 BR house, baseman t, "oil furnict. $a NE Casper. EQUITY In bdm "." homer 00. Btianct 15.709, U5 mo pmtv OR 9-4113. LEGAL NOTICI TO CRIO.TOR4 Notice is hereby given that the Circuit , Court tor Douglas County. Oreeon. by order I eooofnled tne vndersigned eaecu'rlt ef the 1 estate et Itovd H. May man. deceased. Ail persons having e'eim eganst said estate . ere to present fn tame, verified as oy. law required, to th unoeriigned et the law onces of Bern,u 1 WHion, II U S. Na tional Ban Building, Roehurg. Oregon, with in Sit montri from Jannarv 2e IH1. VARY LOU SCNUT Eecutrit of tre Ettet Lloyd H Haymen, oeceated PATRONIZI NEWSKEV1IW ADVERTISERS R. Williams Real Estate JIM BEVANS Real Estate 25 Acres 9 MILES OUT. Extra large BEAUTIFUL 3 bdrm. home. A dandy large living room with fireplace. Huge dining room. The kit chen Is a dandy. Large play room or work shop attached. Big stock pond for Irriga tion. Real country living here. $19,000 with 12,000 down. Repirtment Spot , ' 3 ACRES In good hunting and fishing coun try. Unfinished 24 x 40 ft. frame house. Good year routjd creek. Price, $3,950 with SI, 000 down. WILL TRADE (or large trail er house. A Real Hide-A-Woy ' 2i ACRES near Roseburg and t miles from a County road. 2 bdrm. home. Barn. Fam ily Orchard. Want to be alone? Then see this at 16.000 with 12.000 down. ; DOWN will buy this ! bdrm. home on n x 100 tt. lot In Sutherlin. Owner transferred. Price, $e,50'l Let us help you with your Federal and State G. I. Loans 957 N.E. Stephens L.B. Hicks OR 3-7243 George Keller OR 2-1935 Joyce Doyle OR 2-3553 OR 2-3731 OPEN FOR INSPECTION New 3 bedroom home at tU7 W. Indianola Street behind Mark'a Market. Build-in ap pliances, all natural birch finish, dining and breakfast area. Craig Short Builder. Douglas County Realty till $ E. Stephana OR 3-4020 Craig Short OR 2-1445 Wanted We need Good Listings ,On Large and Small Acreage City and Suburban homes Lots and Business Opportunities. Jim Bevans Real Estate 957 Nt Stephens Phone OR 2-3731 RENTALS 5 ROOMS and bath. Plastered, on 1 floor Near Rose School $$0, S3J0 down, 147.50 per month. CEMENT BLOG. In Coos Bay. Income $255 Clear. Take Roseburg property of equal value. LEHMAN REAI ESTATE Phone OR 3-4193 Eve. OR 3-6091 BY OWNER 3 Bdrm home, ust being completed on N Umpqua River. Approx. 2000 sq. ft. 3600 Including patios and car port; rumpus room IS x 79, has unusual fireplace; outdoor barbeque; 2 bAths; roomy wardrobes plus efra storage space, exceptionally large kitcnen with built in range and oven; exterior construction Hre proof; fully Insulated; sprinkler and Irri gation system; lot 100 x 450. Priced at UJ.VHI uvftirti I tIA nair . T ... . duplicate trtn. If vou are thnrt nn ham pavment, but long on Income we can still deal. OR 3-444. IN SUTHERLIN for sale, 3 bedroom heme with large rooms, city sewer, nitlside lo cation. Near E. Side alimentary, new Jr. Hioh and $r. High. Landscaped lot, sep arate garaoe. some frui' trees, concrete walk. Available for Immediate possession Phone 2971 after i p rr SACRIFICE rental prop, l ml. from Rogue River. 2 ac 3 rentals, llv qrlrs. 4 garages. bv rentals. Terms. L. E. Parcel. rm... River ' A..,- - . - bam. cNcm. haa. t ta Ji .004 Sutherlin A., Mn ONE BR houje accept good car as down pavment. OR 3-7J3J. New 1 GLENGARY ROAD J bwroom home situated en J acre of land Atfx-k conduc tion, large kitchen, large utility room, full bathroom and small ut-ilty building. Lots of room here to ri-st that family garden. Priced at Se3$u with 11350 down. t SOUTHWEST Large J bedroom home. 30 X So shop building, !. baths, over one acre of nver frontage, h.gn aenve any flood stao. Interior finished tn piafr and paneling. Inrge Invde utility re om end built tor comfort. Priced at V,U9 with FHA or Gl financing. -SOUTH SLOPES, WINSTON 3 bedroom home with paved street, City sewer, city water, etc. A good home in e good area. Priced at $7M. Te-rns available at will G I. Or FHA. 4 WINCHESTER ARFA fvew J bed'oem home nearing comoietien. Choose your own colors now. Forced a-r 0'l furnace, fireoiare. wall-to-wall carpeting, doufiie carport, lerge lot ad many ether flesir able feeturts. Selling price IS Ui.KQ. $ APPROXIMATELY 1 acres et excellent river bottom ground. Good well end read. New Is the time to siar' piarm.ng tor "et orchard and garden sooi. Priced et 13750, Good terms ttt rliebie purches er. STEVENSON REALTY NEEDS YOUR LISTINGS Stevenson Realty A Complete Realty Service 967 S. E. Pine Phone 2-1614 Evpninss Fuhor OR 3 7100 Hakin OR 3 3272 Stevtnson OR J I7U Winston Dillird r talcs Jetnnetti Buckleair, OS i00 Real Estate MAGNESS REAL ESTATE CHECK OUR . NEW LISTINGS S,M0. veers old with hdwd floors, dining Rm, large utility, nlct plaster, 3 miles from down town. Nothino down to G.l's. closing costs approx. $300, paymtnta S5 month Including taxes and insur. DOUBLE GARAGE $9750. Tbdrm with den, plastered and hdwd floors, close to Vats on paved afrtet and wwar. $1,000 down. $10,950. You can be tht owner of tht ehoka property located on tht wist side. Paved St., sewer and sidewalks, Irge carpeted living rm, tots ot close- and beautiful fenced yard with covered patio and fire place. $1100 down F.M.Aa or G.i. With Immediate possession. LOOK AT THIS ONE $13,500. Lrge 3 bdrm with Ceramic tilt in kitchen and bath, fireplace and picture) windows, beautiful back yard, double gar age with roughed In plumbing lor guest house. Ask us about terms, ' Glide School District t ACRES with nice home, large living rm with fireplace, forced air furnace, 2 nice sized bdrms and nice party room with sliding glass doors to back yard. For country living this can't be beat. Call for appointment to 'see. Total Price 115, 900. "We can always use another good listing" 916 S. E. Washington (Between Main & Washington) ORchard 3-5340 Evanlngs call OR 3-7173 OR 3-al2 2 ACRES, 4 bdrm hse, nr Dlxonvllla. Trad for Lrga 2-3 barm Roieburg-Winston araa. BRAND NEW, saml-ranch, 3 bdrm, pav. at,, sewer.. Lawn contracted. Owner will C.I. JI3,0. SIM VR. DOWN on lrga. lovely 1 bdrm. Newton Creek home, patio, fireplace, fenc ed yard, dble garage. EASTSIOE, Irge, quality 2 bdrm, view. Nr. school, $9,000. terms. ' BETTER 3 bdrm, close-In, modernistic 73X172 lot. SS.500. Easy terms. To Trade or Sell. ... List with Lacker LACKEY REAL ESTATE 413 SE Jackson Office OR 2-3702 Evenings call OR 2-4360, OR 2-1768 Fullerton Realty NEAT, WESTSIDE ? BOM home, pleasant kitchen-dining room. Nice storage, attach ed garage. Lovely fenced back yard, plus extra large lot. Sewer, city water. Just $7,500. $500 Or Less DOWN, on this older but comfortable I bdm nume ror j,wu. immediate possession. GOOD LISTINGS NEEDED ANYTIME lusr can us. Fullerton Realty 723 N. E. Stephens Dial OR 2-3i72 EVENINGS OR 3-7570 DICK WILSON PENN'S Real Estate UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS and a forty tt. sundeck. Living, dining, tamily and lunch eon Rooms. 2 fireplaces 2- baths. 5 bed rooms. Beautiful view. Will consider clear trade or contract. See now. Over 4000 sq. ft. HOW to make 20i on your Investment. Large living room, fireplace, dining area, 2 bedrooms. With rental incomes. Paved st. Sewer. Close to shopping. See this, at $15,950. f LOGGING TRUCK and TRAILER. 19W GMC with l?Se Cummins engine, will trade for real estate of equal value. COZV, COMFORTABLE home, with 2 bed rooms and an extremely large den or 3rd bed. H.W. floftrs, fireplace. Dinette, patio and carport. See at SI 1,900. ECONOMY AND CHARM combined with built-in range and oven. H.W. floors. Plat tared 2 bed home. At the low, low price of $5,400. PENN'S REAL ESTATE OR 2-3733 1882 N. E. Vine ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Home value In the Roseburg area. Owner built with best of materials and construc tion. W-W carpet entire mein floor LV RM.. Picture window overlooking west tide hills. Sunbeam piped oil 'urnece. 3 Bdrm end tiled parly room In full concrete bxmt. Close to schools. Close to town. At tractive shrubs, landscaping and patio. Small down and reasonable payments. Pvt. financing. HUCREST Modern 7 BR house plus guest house fir rental on loo x 195'. Fireplace, shrubs, close to schools and mkt. -All tor $13,500, low dn. Private financing. HELEN GLENN REAL ESTATE Roseburg Office Glide Office Martha Thomas Helen Glenn Carl Trued OR 2-3(2 GY a-3579 OR 2-3542 OR 2-3903 GY e-357t Listings Wanted WE NEED LISTINGS on farms, acreage, homes. Especially homes mat will qualify for state and Federal G. I. loans. Call Donna Kinyon or Craig Short for a quick, honest appraisal. MULTIPLE LISTING MEMBER Douglas County Realty CRAIG SHORT Realtor ! Ln' S'0hens Pnone OR 3-acje OR 3-3311 OR 1-74.5 Donna Klnvon Creig Short iTHREi "MOROOM. ! bams, flreolece Well-to-wall carvel. Bu;t1 In range and overt. Patio, forced oil heat. T.ada aouitv for tat, model car and cash. Assume Gl loan. Xtt N w, Kline. Listings