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Newspaper Page TextWfamilics buy mm heating MILLER & HARVEY HEET METAL CO. 1365 Kallroad Blvd. Dial 4-9312 usrlDAY ball we new I LI M-f) yOw meant AH work done here by a real shaver expert. Paris mailable (or all leading makes: ounuuaiu, ui.m-viy Skbes FHA Speeds Home Loans PORTLAND im tj Mason, federal housing adminis tration commissioner, has an nounced three moves intended to speed up home loans. He told a mrptinp nf real ac. tate brokers and contractors this week that $1,280,000 is being made available at once to hire extra help and to pay overtime to handle the backlog nf loan ap plications in many of the FHA's offices. Mason also said that sellers or buyers who want "extra prompt service" on homes more than a year old may hire an appraiser from an FHA approved list, and the FHA will accept his ap praisal. He also announced lhat a sell er or broker may write his esti mate of the FHA valuation into the earnest money receipl, and the buyer thereafter may with draw only if the FHA appraisal is below the estimate. Previously Ihe buyer was allowed a seven- day period after seeing the FHA appraisal to back out of the agreement. GENERAL ELECTRIC FURNACEStt Ph.4-1427 Automatic Hoat In Wm it (I im mm I J& i City Group Tops United Appeal Goal The City of Eugene is the first organization In Lane County to reach 100 per cent of its goal in the current United Appeal fund campaign, officials reported Thursday. Henry Bcistcl, leader of the governments division of the drive, said city employes here have given $1,147.30. This is 114 per cent of the goal of $1,000. Fred Von Appen, Eugene fire man, is tch leader for the Eu gene city government division. Lumber Cut Falls Short PORTLAND wi The Douglas fir lumber industry produced 0,739,903,000 board feet in the first nine months of this year, a West Coast Lumbermen's Assn. report said Wednesday. Harris E. Smilh, association secretary, said lhat enmnareH wilh 7,916,722,000 feet in the same period of 1953 and 7,030,106,000 tnrough September, 1952. The weekly production averaffe for September was 173,695,000 feet, or 90.3 per cent of the 1949 53 average. At Ihe end nf last monlh the industry had unfilled orders total ing 777,792,000 feet. Gross stocks were estimated at 813,934,000 feet. kill love this pure grape wine Public Power Group Drafts New Proposal VANCOUVER, Wash. IW - The Northwest Public Power Assn has drafted a proposal to set up a public regional corporation to manage the Northwest's electric power development. The proposal was announced by the association here this week. It is a tentative proposal and is for discussion purposes only, according to Gus Norwood, executive secretary of the asso ciation. Norwood said the asso ciation is not committed to any definite stand on the proposal at this stage. The proposed bill would cre ate a Columbia River Develop ment Corp. similar to the agen cy established under the St. Law rence Seaway bill passed by the last Congress. The corporation would be empowered to issue 50- year revenue bonds to finance construction of electric genera tion and transmission facilities. The corporation would be di rected by a five-man board of Northwest residents, appointed by the President to five-year terms with one term expiring each year. Financing would be undertaken by the corporation, but actual construction of facilities, such as dams, would still be left up to the Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation. The job of marketing and transmitting power currently handled by Bon neville Power Administration would be taken over by the cor poration. Bonneville's assets and liabilities would be absorbed by the corporation. Union Cancels Bus Stoppage SEATTLE Ifi A strike sched uled for midnight against the Northwest Greyhound Lines has fc-on cancelled, Federal Concilia tor William G. Hosie said Thurs- Leaving a meeting with union and management representatives, Hosie said the Motor Coach Em ployes Union (AFL) "has agreed to lift the strike deadline." At firsts chcduled for Wednesday midnight, the walkout had been postponed 24 hours. Hosie said "both sides now be lieve an agreement is possible and negotiations are continuing. The action here came shortly after a strike by Pacific Grey hound bus drivers was called off at San Francisco. t mMwmmmp- mmm;":Msm: mmmmmmmmmmm : day , . PETRI WINE CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. ., : I STATEMENT OF CONDITION j OCTOBER 7, 1954 llll ; The UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK of Portland, Oregon j ll- RESOURCES ' ) Cash on Hand and Du from Banks $137,463,593.40 I United Statoi Govrnmtrtr Bonds 273,187,987.61 l Municipal and Othtr Bonds 64,795,728.83 Loans and Discounts Not 245,898,881.74 Stock in Fodtral Rtsorvt Bank 960,000.00 I Bank Prtmis.i (Including Branches) 7,810,774.62 Customers' liability on Acceptances 262,758,21 if Inter..! Earned 2,403,446.93 I Other Resource. 149,850.53 " II $732,933,021.87 LIABILITIES Caoital $16,000,000.00 ' Surplus 16,000,000.00 Undivided Profits 15,953,135.48 . 47,958,135.48 Rmrvos for Intorost, Tax.., etc 5'??'1?H? . Accptanc. A Dlvld.nd. D.clartd . SS'SS'S D.p.,lh 67?'SSf'?2n ,-, lnt.r.it Coll.ct.d Not Earn.d ' i'ltl'tS. t Oth.r Ll.biliti.. 3,?1 6.9ft : ij. "" wj) t Tii juuminl includis 4! ittncku In 0riin HEAD OFFICE; ttrtlfi, Orif ii .lie" I 1 Pnd.. NATIONAL BANK ii t .-.Ta m m mr mmw U II MIMIEI P!0tl BIPOSIT INIUMi-. AN ORIOON SANK S I R V I N ORIOON Legilt notice or SEASONAL DETERMINATIONS Notice Is hereby given that each of the employers listed be low has been determined to ue a seasonal employer, within the meaning of Chapter 657.240 ORS. Any Interested party may request a hearing before the Commission within ten davs af ter the date of last publication of this notice. The "off-season" of each seasonal employer is as stated Deiow: Brunner Dryer, M-55 thru 3 55 & 6-5-53 thru 9-10-55 & 11-27-55 thru 12-31-55; Cox's Cus tom Cannery, M-55 thru 8-6-55 - St 10-Ifi-55 thru 12-31-33; Eu gene Fruit Growers Assn, 1-55 thru 7-9-55 tV J2-25-55 thru 12-31-55; Eugene Fruit Growers Ass'n, (junction city plant) 1-1-55 thru 7-16-55 St 12-16-55 thru 12-31-55: t a stern Lane For est Protective Ass'n., M-55 thru 5-28-53 St 10-23-53 thru 12-31-33; Western Lane Forest Protec tive Ass'n., M-55 thru 6-4-55 St 10-9-55 thru 12-31-55;; Wey it 10-9-55 thru 12-31-55. OREGON UNEMPLOY MENT COMPENSATION COMMISSION. Dated and first published this 4th day nf Oct.. 1D54 Date nf lat publication, 18th day of Oct., 1954. No. 6fi Oct. 18. 1934, CORRECTION TO NOTlCfc OF SEASONAL DETERMINATIONS The publication nf a Seasonal Determination for the operation of Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. at Springfield was erroneous. The operation of the Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. at, Springfield, in Lane County, Is Non-seasonal for the year 1955 for all purposes of the Unemployment Compensation Law. OREGON V NEW PLO Y MENT COMPENSATION COMMISSION. Dated and first published this 15th day of October, 1954. Dale of last publication, 15th nay or uciouer, iiw. No. 82 Oct. 15. 1054. NOTICE OF CALL FOR BONDS Notice Is hereby Riven, in ac cordance with provisions of the Bancroft Bonding Act, Section 95-21(14 o.c.L.A., that Bonn wo, 99 through 102 Inclusive of the $123,903.29 Bancroft Improvement Bond, Series C, dated November 1. 1949. are called for navment on November 1, 1954. Also Bends No. 2R3 through 293 inclusive nf the $359,397.74 Bancroft Improve- mem nonn, series u, oaten 1, 1930, are called for payment on iNovemner i, ism. HENRY F. BEISTEL, Recorder-Treasurer, City nf Eugene, Oregon. No. 83 Oct. 22, 1954. (OHE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF ARTHUR H. POW ERS, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat the undersigned has been appointed the Administrator of the Estate of Arthur H. Pow era, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County. All persons hav ing claims against said Estate are required to present them, with the proper vouchers attach ed, to the Administrator at 106 Lumbermen's Building In the city of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, within six (6) months from the date of the first pub lication of this notice which Is the 17th day of September, 1954. (5J KUWAKD V. U'KttlLAiY Administrator, Thwfng, Janua St O'Reilly Attorneys for Estate. No. 39 Oct. 15, 1954. BLISTTER'SNOTICE MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use of re publication of all the local news printed in mis newspaper wen as all news dispatches. 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ADVERTISING wilt be accepted until 5:30 p.m. on the day be fore publication; except that the latest hour for Sunday's pa per Is 5:30 p.m. Friday; and Monday ada will be accepted until 0 a.m. for "Too Late to Classify." ADVERTISING rates for contract advertisers and rates for out-of-state advertisers and adver tising agencies submitted on request. RESIDENTS of Creswell may place ada throush Mrs. c. l. Kent, 1st St. Phone S57. PHONE 51-5-51 Doath Notices 115 J5TTURY Hattle B. Drury passe"H awav at her home, 842 riftn t. In Springfield, on Oct. 14, 1954, at the age of 83. She was born In Missouri February 25, 1871. She had been a resident of Springfield for 50 years. Her husband, Robert L. Drury, pre ceded her in death In April, 1946. She was a member of the Methodist Church and the Cas cade Chapter No, 155 OES and of the Daughters of Union Vet erans of the Civil War. Sur viving are: 1 son. Franklin J. Drury nf Eugene, Ore.; 3 grand children; 1 brother, Fred N. Dixon in New Mexico. Funeral service will be held at the Bartholomew-Buell Chapel on Monday, Oct 18, 1954, at 10:30 a.m., with Rev. Harold S. Shell hart officiating. Vault Inter ment In Laurel Hill Cemetery. Death Notices 115 SMTTHl7 Vala'ria Ellen &mim of 330 ,. Pierce St., Eu gene, passed away in Salem Oct. 12. 1954. She had resided in Eugene since 1920. She was onrn in Beecher Citv, 111., on Ocl. 22, 1873, She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Maude Scott of Eugene: 3 nephews; 4 nieces. Funeral services will be con ducted in the Simon-Lounsburv Mortuary Saturday, Ocl. 16, 1954, al 10:30 a.m., with Dr. Wesley G. Nicholson officiating. wun interment in Rest-Haven Memorial Park. Funeral Notices 120 WALXINC"- Etfiel" BeneCaTI son Walling of 724 Pearl. Fu neral services will be conducted In ihe Slmon-Lounsbury Mor tuary Saturday, Oct. 16, 1951, at 1:30 p.m. with Dr. C. c Roberts officiating. Conclud ing services will be in Rest H nven Mausoleum and Cre matorium. Blue River Chapter no. i on uc,! win participate in the chapel service. HOOLfT-- John .lames Hoofeof 2051 Lincoln. Funeral services will he conducted In the Simon Lounshury Mortuary Monday, Oct. 19, 1954, at 2 p.m. Con cluding services in Rest Haven Memorial Park. Funeral Supplements 126 "TfiATCB HOLLINGSWO RTlT ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME! Phone 4-5255 Pearl St. at 10th E0tiENCREMATORIUM 110 Charnelton Phone 4-1435 mKLer-sSerman-murpW FUNERAL HOME Junction City Harrisburg Phone 8-2152 Phone 42 SIMOrT-TOUlTSBURY Mortuary. "Parking adjoining Mortuarv" 1152 Olive J3t. Dial 5-1591 P'OOLE-LAR'SEN FUNERAL HOME 1100 Charnelton Phone 41435 BARTMOTOMW-TfuECL"" ' CHAPEL Spriil s field, fith & B Ph. 7-3319 SCTAWERING & ENGLAND CHAPEL Crcswel). 1st Sc "C" Si. Ph. 317 Florists 130 FRESH FUNERAL FLOWERS Ph. 4-84U, Van Dyke Gardens, 995 W 7th Ave. We give S&H Green Stamps. FCORAL ARRANGEMENTS TOMMY WILLIAMS, FLORIST Ph. 4-6351, 2086 E. 15th Ave. Card of Thanks 135 OUR RECENT sad loss leaves us with grateful hearts toward neighbors and friends. Their comforting expressions of sym pathy arH thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Mrs. William Bufflngton and family. Personals 140 DONT BE A DRIED APPLE! A few drops of CYNERGIC OIL will restore a succulent petal fresh quality to the tlredest skin. Recommended for crow's feet, scallness, large pores, course texture, brown spots, etc. Ask for your "FREE" sample. Men, Loo! L. C. DRUG, 856 Willamette P.S. Ask for your "free" sample of Pearls In Wine lipstick. (Open to 11 p.m., 7 days a week THE WHIRLING WINTER WINDS play havoc with a woman's hn!r unless it's properly groomed and styled. For the assurance of lasting loveliness, come in and have your hair properly cared for by our well train ed stvllst. GREDVIG'S BEAUTY STUDIO Studio Bldg. 13th St Wtlmt. 3-4031 CRUMBAKER (Herzlnger). The Society of Mayflower Descend ants in the State of Maryland announces with deep regret the death of our beloved charter member Irma Brewster Crum baker, sister of Captain George P. Brewster Jr.. U. S. Navy, retired, former governor of the Maryland Mayflower hocteiy, George B. A splnwall, Governor. HUZZA! From Blonde Panther on thru Blue Sparkle (12 exciting col ors), "Lillv Dache's LUMINO CREME RINSE will add glow ing beauty to even the drab best, stringiest hair, only $1.35. DRUG CENTER Corner Broadway St Willamette ANY GIRL In trouble needing a friendly adviser write the Salvation Army White Shield Home, P.O. Box 3916, Portland 3, Oregon, or telephone BEa con 1632. arraoTiesARONraoTTs Meetings 8:00 P.M. . Thursday, Eugene, 2445 Klncatd. Mondays, bptm., Memorial mag. Phone 5-5823 anytime. YOUNGw6enoranylalth fn need of confidential advice, may contact Mrs, Duncan, Catholic Charities, 278 Weat Broadway, Eugene, Ph. 5-3642. CONTRACT BRIDGE Beginners class Monday 7:30 Advanced, Wednesday 7:30 can wr. mpton. s-svhit. DR. TOM MULHOTXAND Optometrist 1374 Willamette Ph. 3-3532 Even ings by a ppol n t me n t fLCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS" Eugene beginners group Meets Sat., 8:00 p.m. 32Vfr W. 8th, upstairs. 8-9347. REWEAVlNfJ Burns, snags, tears, moth holes. ERMA MORRIS, 1060 High DENTAL plate lepilr. Dr. Harry vernier, uentisi, corner Bin at Willamette, Eugene ure. S&H GREEN STAMPS Ellingsworth's Store for Men 837 Willamette Ph. 4-6118 "FINE WINES" Bean's Basket. Grocery. 34 E. 10 COTtTC"0LLe:CTORS! What do you need? write Postofflce Box 139, Eugene. ANY GtftL "in" trouble Vnd'neVd- Ing a friend Ph. Cottage Grove 941-J. REBUILT mtrs., wholesale, TA motors pnone d-iiiu. Lost & Found 150 LOST Oil STOLEN, night Octnb er B. vicinity of 23rd ana fcm erald, boys' 20" red at while J. C, Higglna bicycle. Reward. 4-B57Z, COST: Light blue parakeet. VTcln- ny mgnway tw-Norin. ftewara. Phone 4-8560. COSTTTwo darkbTue paraxects. pnone 4-3B3. COST fteys in "yellow case, "by tne I'uouc Aiarxet. 3-20.13. Business, Income Prop. 200 RCSmAThTaXLs INCOME PROPERTY Apartment house. 16 furnished rentals. 1 lie & Mucco construc tion. Modern steam heating plant, Location between city St new Jet Air Base, insures steady Income of approximate ly $750 per mo. Price $40,000. Terms VERNON DURANT. Real Estate Phone 9832 -Res. 7923 2060 South 6i h Street Klamath Falls. Oregon the Register-Guard Clas sified Pages help the wise buyer. Lots-Homesltes 210 NEEDED, SEVERAL LOTS We need listings on several lots in this area. Subur ban, City or in Single Listings or Groups. HAVE BUYERS, who want to build a home. ROY V. BALDWIN 828 Olive Street Phone 5-3383 Ask for Mr. Yockey Rental Prop, tor Sale 205 BY OWNER: Sell or trade almost new modern apartment court on 1 acre, on Highway 99 North. Nicely landscaped. Room for more units. Phone 5-2262. N"KWDJ PlXrnTdTms. ea. sldS", frplces. $3,400 dn. FHA terms. 250 E. 34th Pl Eug. 3-2861. Lots Homesites 210 FREELOT"& TRACTATXLOG". Complete Details, Many Lots, 200 Tracts. 5 to 20 Acres, 50 Geneml Farms In New 1954 and 55 Fall & Winter Catalog. Oregon Settlement Assn., Realtors 948 0 a k NORKENZIE RD. 3 GOOD Bldg. lots, close In. Drive by 300 block. Eves, phone 5-4187 JACK ROBERTS 1307 W. II BROKER Ph. 4-8777 WANT"""HuTldihg lot, vVestsIde, close in. Must be a value for cost. Write Register-Guard, Box 1284. CBRNER7"TO"T, 88xl50"ft East of Weyerhaeuser. $550 cash or $750 terms. 6-4955. BEST View lot In Town looxioo ft. on Spring Drive. Billy's Grocery, 7th & Prnrl. Acre ToTonMarsfia"ir Arefiue, pa nebnCa 11 4-692B. 1 ACRE ohLaPbrl" Rrtve, off West Uth. Thone 4-8B90. Wanted: Real Estate 215 POFEiSSIONAirSlan needs three bedroom house with fireplace In good neighborhood, Eugene. Lease option. Phone 3-2465 af ter fi. 5 OR more acres, view building site, within 12 miles of Eugene. 5-3550. BEST INCOAffi property, about $15,000 down payment will buv. Write Register-Guard Box 1020. Eugene Hses. for Sale 220 E.M.L.E.- Home & Apt. Site 73x160 APT. HOUSE lot at 767 East 15th. The R4 Zoning al lows one dwelling unit for each 400 sq. fl. of lot area, up to 60 lot coverage. 5 BR house at extreme front of the lot makes an excellent home, eas ily converted to duplex, or should rent for about $100 monlh. Bal, of lot Immediately avail, for a pi. development. $15,000. Call JIM RODMAN JR. (if eves, res. ph. 5-3067). Rodman & Urey REALTOR MChrn. Ph. 4-8278 Close "In West Side LARGE 4-bdrm. home, newly decorated & in excellent con dition. EaRily converted to 2 rentals or 2 bdrm. for owner St small rental. Sawdust fur nace; walking distance to town; hardwood floors. Call A STRIP LINDSAY F. J. Berger, Realtor 1315 Willamette St. Ph. 5-4217 Sun. St eves. 4-6041 YOUR DOG Will love il, there's room to hark, the kiddies will love It, there's room to romp. This fine sturdy home was built for a VERY large family. Has dining room, fireplace, furnace, all rooms large. Space for workshop, garden. Some trade considered. YOU CAN CHOOSE Your own down payment, terms can be arranged. This fine 2 hedroom home Is in excellent condition. ' CHOICE location. Cement walks, paved street, bus by door. IS THIS YOURS? It's new. it's lovely 2 fire places, hardwood floors thru out, 2 baths, separate utility with bath. Beautiful custom planned kitchen, outdoor liv ing room. Restricted area. Ask Angle Lioya to ten you more. Sun. St Eves. Call 4-4532. Gordon Brunton Agency izu f ranklin 443Z4 Multiple Realtor , E.M.L.E. , MUST SELL. Neat as a pin, 2 bdrm. home, liv. and din. rm. comb., nice kitchen and bar, hdwd. floors, as oil furnace, ntce double lot, 3 yrs. old, good dlst., owner leaving state, full price $9,500. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. Very fine o norm, nome, nv. rm., din. rm., kitchen and nook, lVa acres, furnishings Include Ham mond organ St TV set; fine dist., full price $13,250. Harold W. Pollock REALTOR 814 Charnelton SB5H1 Evpii. 4-7878, 8-6883, 4-OI2B. AN EASY WALK' TO the II of O, Downtown, Stores St Hi School. See this comfort able 3 hdrm home at 1892 Mill St. It has a lis ml., fire place, large garage, FA heat, sep. dining rm, and Is only $10,900. Ph. 5-5171. DICK WALLING REALTOR ma Willamette IN THECTTY ALMOST NEW 2 bedrenm home to trade for 3 bedroom. Acre age preferred. Only $!),9S0. ASK FOR MR. Z1NKE IF EVES. PHONE 8-2008 ZINKE & CAMPBELL Drive In Real Estate Office 648 Hwy. 99 N. Ph. 8-0168 Multiple I.latlng Realtor $1,000 DOWN And move Into this clean 2-hdrm. East side home. Plastered, In sulated, fireplace, garage. Lot 88x180. Near schools it bus. 10,500, hal. like rent. OREGON SETTLEMENT ASSN. REALTORS 948 Oak Off. 4-3279 Home Ph. 4-9882 HEY LOOK $4,950 BUYS this 2 bdrm. home near mis & wesi Mae h nop ping center. Ideal for State Vet. Loan. Ph. 5-5171. DICK WALLING REALTOR 1740 Willamette rafDRWMWESTSIDl2 Living room, dining room,, kitch en, 2 bedrooms down, 2 bed rooms In finished attic. Bath, full basement, garage. 50x160 lot. Plaster, hardwood floors, F.A. oil heat, insulation, dish washer, fireplace. FHA approv. ed, possible 30 days. $10,500. 1242 W. 4th or call 4-713B, fiV0"WNl?HrboroomirnS baths, fireplace, large living room, wall to wall carpet, full basement, lovely setting, $9,500. Phone 4-2879. 0ABOmSTTirc;T4.hef.room , large living room, kitchen with eating space. Forced air oil heat. Garage. FHA. By owner. 695 N. Ruskln. 4-2570 evenings, AH dav Saturday and Sunday. SBEDROOMari240'Wnthr97 500 with $1,000 dn. 3-bedrooms St basement at U9I Polk, $13,000 with $2,000 down. Ph. 4-9890. 2Tir"RlN"CAm-Vd?6onTr7 years old, well-built and cared for home. Phoneowner4-3173. CAUGE"' bedroom house, West side. Low payment. Phone owner, 7-7407. BYOWNEff-mdenT2 'Ttitffbom home. 67S West 8th. Phone 3-3052. B0WNERL7rgedme suit able for large family or room ing house. 360 West 17th. fiYOTN"ERT"3BTdfoom 45r ota (iiinert-num nome, iio,&no. 3711 Wellington. 4.5310. JSoTSfJATES rm., full hasemT. Hart Realty. 752 Jeff. 5-9782. QOTTVTn"fi bedroomhome for sale by owner. Phone 5-0792. FOR s"StR: 4T8"oo. two bedroom noma. Phone S552. Register Guard, Eocene, Ore. Frl., Oct. 15, 1954 It Eugene Hses. for Sale 220 Vernon allen G. I., F.H.A. or Conv. TERMS NEW 3 hedrm, fireplace, hdwd firs, r a neat, garage, paved, street, city utilities, excellent location, sell at appraised price no down payment to veterans, small down FHA or conv. Call Ray Ross, 40461, eve. 4-3898. $6,950 West side modern 2 bdrm only 4 yrs. old, oak firs, dry walls, Youngstown kitchen, V. blinds, fire alarm, landscaped back yard fenced, paved SU $1,100 down, bal, $50.50 month. Call Ray Rosa 4-0461, eve. 43898. ONE-HALF acre, all lawn, 2 bdrm and den, spacious entrance hall, W to W carpeting, lge liv rm, sep. din rm, dhle plmd, 2 fire places, FA heat, dble garage, laundrv St fruit rm, $20,000. good terms. Call Alice Jesks, 4-0461. Eve. 3-2614. WE NEED LISTINGS VERNON ALLEN REALTOR INSURANCE 135 E. BRDWY. EUGENE. 4-0481 321 MAIN, SPRINGFIELD. 7-3391 River Road 13 BDRM. home, has liv. rm. din. rm. comb, frplce., very nice kit. with nook, hdwd, firs auto oil heat, insulated, over sized gar., lawn In front and back. Inl 8Oxi80. Price Is $11, 750. will lake FHA or GI fi nancing. We need listings Duplex 15 WEST Side location. 3 bdrrai. on each side, frplces, beauti ful kitchens with utilities, hdwd. firs., large closets, ga rages, well built. Rents for $78.50 unfurnished, priced mi $18,500, attractive terms. River Road District 142 BDRM. home with liv. rra- dfn rm. comb., frplce., love ly kit. with nook facing street, a full tile bath, auto, oil ht., ven. blinds, utll, rm. wired, lot 67x320 with a beautiful back yard, grapes, shrubs S trees. All for $10,500, terms. We need listings. Peter W. Winandy THIS trim home offers an attrae- tlve floor plan, with separate DR., and eliminates traffic thru LR. Eating space in kit., plus separate Inside utility. Enclosed room In separate garage bldg. Is a dandy for that workshop At $10,000 this could ba it Might consider trading for larger suburban home, same value, a little older. Call Roy Nelson eves. 4-5564 or HANSEN & GLASS 2A2 E. flth 5-8531 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTORS Roy V. Baldwin Ph. 5-3383 realtor 828 Olive St. 3 Bdrm. home River View Dist. 2 blocks to grade school. Lg. llv.rm.t w to w carpet, sep arate dln.rm nice kitchen with good elect, range, utility porch, full basement, auto matic oil floor furnace, 3 car garage, Vi acre lot, fruit and shade trees. Price $6,950 with good terms. Home Fhs. Chas Harlow 4-8140 Lum Anderson 4-1666 Bus Yockey 4-4186 LOT5K ' Owner has 2 bedroom horn and needs 3 bedrooms. Owner lives in Eugene A want to live Suburban, If your sit uation ts the reverse let's swap. Call Vern Culp. Homa Ph. 4-2110. Clif Culp, Realtor 1416 Willamette Ph. 5-334T Multiple Listing Realtor AT 1490 JEFFERSON Selling my home St office at more man i,ooo under ap praisal. Has 2 bdrms. or 1 bdrm. and off. with outstda entry dn. PLUS 2 bdrms. or apt. W2nd bath up. Lg. Din ing rm., nook, utility. Birch bullt-lns, picture windows, drapes, WW carpet In L.R. GI terms. Clarence Ingram, realtor. ""Monroe Street 2 Bdrm. homa 3 yrs. old. Large jiving room, u mn.-rro., origin and handy kitchen with lots of bu ill-ins, tile bath room, hdw. floors, Insulated, oil heat, at tached garage, lawn and shrubi Price $10,500 with terms. Home Phs: Ruse Yockey 4-4136 Lum Anderson 4-1660 Chas. Harlow 48141 Roy V. Baldwin Ph. 5-3383 realtor B28 Olive St Very Nice 2 BR THIS HOMEY, comfortaM. plac. i. cina. to everyimng, acnoois. marketa and city buses. Paved alreet, city sewer, etc. Low price with terma. Aak for Fred Smith. Evea. or Sun. call 8.7520 Gordon Brunton Agency i4u ritAlvitLiliX 43Z. MULTIPLE REALTOR DRIVE BY 644 WASHINGTON Limited Commercial, 2 fedrmi. an., 9 norms, up, z baths, basm't. Sawdust fttrn. O.K. for Apt. up. Price $6,050. Rented at $75. To see Ph. 47120 Clar- ence Ingram, realtor. LARGE" 2-Bedronm; hardwood' floors, forced air furnace, util ity room, garage, corner lot, 5 yrs. old. Paved street, bus. $9,200. 2711 Klncald. Best of fer for down payment. 5-7357 for appointment. BY OWNER: i year old, S bed- room, ivs natns, fa heat, fire place; very nice floor plan Plastered thruout. Nice yard. I block to grade and Jr. High. For appointment phone 4-2768. $WT)&WN, $75 monthly on thhi new z bedroom house. Hard wood floors, oil floor furnace, carport. Lot 70x160. Lawn In. 4-D553 or 5-2420. LOWdown payment on two-bed-room, clean home. Close to schools, bus, stora. $6,800. Phone 7-72HZ. CoZY log" cabin' nestling "among tne trees on vine coverea mil side. 2 odrra., fireplace. Priced low. Ph. 31052. COLLEGE HILL, three be"d7W, iwn Dams, loveiy yara. iii,auu. 5-1624. THREE "Bedroom housed East side, near schools and univer sity. $B,400. Phone 3-3576. WILL SEXITequlty In a nlceT bedroom house. Lota of built in . Call 6-3900. Clost-ln Suburban 225 (Adjacent to City Lfmits) $TXcrE, frame building '20x24', and 1 barn complete. 4Vfe miles Eugene. Lorane Hlway. Total price $1,995. Terms. Inquire at Richfield Station. THREE'berlroom, 2 yr. old ranch type. Fireplace, fenced yard. G. I. loan, $12,000. $2,000 dn. Phone 5-762Q. LARTTF. 2 BEDROOM modern home. 1 acre, chicken house, fruit. Near Washington SchooL $1,550 down- Phone 4-7672. INCOME from 3 or 5 acres. Dwell lngs, rentals, fruit and nuti. 650 River Loo i. L