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Newspaper Page Texti February 12, 1043 HEKALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE (1 02 o 1 1 j CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Index Aparlinriits (or Kent 'J Automnllva - HI nuilnctt Opportunity 4H F.ilucatlonnl h IK I'lnancliil M Tor flnlc nr Trade !IH Kiul-llcntlnit 1 Ornrol Nnllrn Health HI llrlp Wanted, I'emnle IV Ilrlp Wanted, Mule HI IlouiM For llrul - W l.lvealock an' I'uullry it Lot and found 'i Mlirallaiienili for Henl 1 Mlieellaiiemu for Hnln W MUcrllaneaus Wnnlril - S rortonnli - (I cnl Httata for Bala - HI) Real Kitale Wanted 1W Room and Board .,.,....... ?o Rooms fur Rent - M Serelrei 10 ltuatloni Wanted IN To Exchange I" Trankporlallnn H subscription rates Mull Rates Payable In Advance Dy Mull In Klnmntli, Lake, Modoc and Siskiyou Countlci Threo Month! $2.25 Six Monthi 3.25 One Your 0.00 Delivered by Ourler In City Ono Month $ .75 Throe Month! 2.25 Oni, Yrnr 7.50 Loat and Found LOST Sugar ration book be Inns nit to LOU Elton r IIUi'V 1404 Klamath. 2-15 .LOST Gn ration hook. Return Arllne Dickens, Bentty, ore Box 3. m: LOST Sugar ration book be longing to Wtlllnm H. Jjeet, 1734 Johnson. .2-13 LOST Sugar ration hook No. 1 W. H. Dine hart, 303 Pine. 2-12 LOST Sugar ration book, June nd Bernlco Plnolll. Earlcy Hotel. 2-15 AMERICAN WATCH, kecpankc, lost Wednesday, February 10. Finder roturn to Sailor James Spencer, 2441 So. 8th. Re. ward. 212 4 General Notices NOTICE I will not be respon alble for debt! contracted hy anyone other than myself Blgned February 10, 1043. W. P. Luttrcll. 2-1 : TRAPPERS ! Top prlcea paid for furs. By "I L. H. Noonchester, 323 E, 1 Main. Apt. B. 3-10 10 Services WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN Phone 8465. 2-13 BLACKSM1THING and welding. Tractor, truck and farm much' tnery repair. Special built elevators, itackors and buck rakes. BROWN EQUIPMENT CO 8040 So. 6th St. Phono 8247 4-23 CHIMNEY SWEEP. Oil burner service. Furnaces cleaned J. A, Tufts. Fhone 7140. 2-22 PICTURE FRAMING Gocllcr's ,W 230 Main. 2-14m HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING, Buttons and Buckles covcrod, Alterations on new and old clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allendor, 731 Main, Room 210. Phone 7203. 2-lflm PAINTING, KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phono 4220. 2-1 0m CROSS CUT AND CIRCULAR SAWS should be repnlrod now Bodenhnmer Saw and Repair Shop, 351 E. Main. 2-20 PAPERHANGERS - PAINTERS available. Goollcr's, 230 Main Phone 0704. . 2-24 DRESSMAKING, formals and alterations, nil kinds. Murgo, Whytnl's balcony. 2 WIRING those crippled household appliances to us for first aid Washers, lrouors, refrigerators and oil heaters serviced and repaired, VICTORY SERVICE CO. Ralph Fuller, Now Manager 1005 Prospect Phones 0448 or 6173 3-1 FLOOR SANDING and roflnish- lng. Clifford Golden. Phono 3022, 2-28m WILL OBTAIN your dolnyod birth cerllflcnlo for you. Chns. Hathaway, 120 No. 10th St Klamath Foils, Ore. 2-28 BELTS for all makes refriger ators, washers, vacuum clean ers, or general use. Merit Washing Machine Service, 811 South Sixth. 2-2Bm HOUSE CLEANING Art Bono diet, 084R. 3-m 003 MACHINE CLEANED w and patched. People's Wnro- 4 house Barf Co. 4D52tf It Edueatlonal ACCORDION LESSONS 407 No, 6th, Phone 341)8. 2-23 12 Educational' TWO STUDENTS may earn free tuition, Modernlitlo Beauty 'C'ollcgo, 018 Klamath avenue, 2-23 13 Haalth DR. M. C. CA8SEL, chiropractic clinic, onion and rectul dis eases. 8;i2 Main. Dial 7216. 2-2Bm 14 Help Wantod Fomele WANTED Housekeeper, Phone 4014. 4U05tf WANTED Girl for general of fice work. Must have knowl edge of bookkeeping machine. News-llcrulfl Box 148, 2-12 WANTED Beautician to mun ago bcuuty shop while owner Is awav. Good guarantee sal ary. Dial 4073. 2-13 16 Holp Wanted, Male WANTED Malo office assistant Phono 3516. 2-12 WANTED Men to wreck auto' mobiles, Roy Call's Auto Wrecking, 727 Commercial. Phono 6703, 2-13 FOUR SETS TIMBER FALLERS 0-day week. Big Lakes Box Co, 210 Situations Wanted SEWING Anv form shirt col lars, cuffs turned. 621 N. 0th. Phono 0240. 2-10 BABYLAND Cure of babies and children. Hour, day or week, 1104 Crescent. Phone 0341. 3-4m HOUR WORK Phone 0043. 3-8 20 Room and Board GENTLEMAN Nlco home. 007 High, 2-14 ROOM BOARD 504 No. 10th. Gentleman. 2-13 ROOM -BOARD 1841 Main. 2-20 22 Rooms For Rant MARS HOTEL 1411 Main, by the armory. Steam heated rooms $3.50 week up. Tran sient $1. 2-21 ROOM 020 Lincoln. 4810tf CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th. $4,00 week. All outside, newly decorated, modern rooms. All with new Innersprlng mat tresses. Free parking. 2-28m CLEAN, steam heated room 310 So. 5th. 3-1 ROOM FOR RENT 514 No. 10th. 2-12 ROOMS 1034 High. 3-5m 24 Apartments For Rent LARGE 3-room nnnrtmnnt. Part ly furnished. 5680. , 221S So. OUI. i'li FOR RENT 3-room furnished apartment. Gos equipment Villa Marquise, 1320 Oak. 117tf LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 421 Oak. 2-12 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 133 N. 10th. 2-13 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Utilities furnished. 410 No 10th. 2-10 VACANCY Jacobs Apartments Pino and Cedar. 108tf THREE-ROOM furnished duplex apartment. 121 So. 2nd. 110U VACANCY Leo Apartments, 303 So. 5th. Phono 8047. 2-13 VACANCY Winter ra t e s Everything furnished. $3.50 week up. 1404 Klamath Ave 2-12 3-ROOM FURNISHED APT. Close to S. P. station. Inquire 117 No. 8th. 8tf TWO ROOMS Electric range, refrigerator. 020 Lincoln, lltf NICELY FURNISHED one-room , apartment. Steam heat, elec tric range and Frlgidnlro, Everything Included. $8 week. 1411 Main. 2-15 LIGHT housekeeping room, close in, 405 N, 3rd. 2-15 KANDY APT $3,50 up, $4,60 utilities furnished. Phone 0836. 410 So. 6th. 3-8 FOUR-ROOM nparlmcnt with two bedrooms, Electric range, refrigorator, garage. Also small apartment, close in. Ph, 5402. 426tf VACANCY Rex Arms Apart mcnts, 224 Broad. Phono 5700. Now management, Mr, and Mrs. Lovelace. 3-8in PARTLY FURNISHED apart ment on bus lino, Phono 8385, 2-12 FURNISHED four-room modern apartment. Two bedrooms. Bus line. Convenient to railroads Inquire 2110 Applcgate, 138tf FOR UBNT l.,.nm r,.,..,l.i,.j u-wi,,, till lllouvu Apt. Automatic gas heat, fine v.w, nut mm coin waicr, iur nished. $38.00 Drew's Man store. 2-13 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Close In, Everything furnish ed. Phono 4533, 2-17 WALKING DISTANCE Four rooms, furnished. Lights, wood, water, $25. 138 Mor timer. 2-13 24 Apartment! For Rant FURNIBHED APT., and cabin. 024 Jefferson St. 2-13 ESPLANADE COURT Apart ments, furnished. Walking distance. 3-10 FIVE-ROOM apartment with oil stove and Incinerator. 2121 Vine. Phono 8343. 164tf CASCADE Apartment Hotel Apartment accomodation! with hotel service, Complete kitch en and ditiette, Day, week or month, Three blocks from city center. 3-llm THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment. Modern, ateam heat. 201 Eunt Main, side entrance. 2-18 VACANCY The Roosevelt Adult!. Phone 3817. 620tf 3-ROOM FURNISHED APT. Suitable for couple or bach elor. Phone 6101. 708U 28 Houses For Rant TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive; move younelf, savo 14. Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East Main. Phone 8304. 3-7m GOOD, clean five-room house, hardwood - floors, full rock basement, wood range and furnaro. Close In. Adults, Mn, R. P. Breitonsteln, Rt. 3, Box 250, Keno Road. 2-12 SMALL MODERN furnished house. Everything furnished. 2125 Blehn. 4102tf FOR RENT Partly furnished house. Close In. Inquire 814 Lincoln. 4465tf CLEAN 3-ROOM HOUSE Util ities furnished. 2000 Blehn. 2-27 5-ROOM DUPLEX Now, large, unfurnished or with electric stove, refrigorator, furnace. 1133 California. Phone 5058. 344tf BACHELOR CABINS Close In. $10 month. 510 So. 8th 3-4 UNFURNISHED two-bedroom, house. Phone 3009. 803tf 4-ROOM furnished house. Nice yard, garden spot, Conger eve nue, $40 month. Barnhlsel Agency, Phone 4195. 112 So. 8th. 1 ' 2-12 SMALL three-room house with electric range. Half acre gar don. 1863 Arthur. 2-13 FURNISHED 3-room modern house, garage, 1012 No, 8th. Inquire 610 Klamath Ave. 2-13 SMALL, partly furnished house. Couple, no pets. 1320 Oak, 632tf 28 Miscellaneous For Rant . FOR LEASE Mike Motschon bachcr ranch In Lower Klam ath, 880 acres Irrigated. Priced low for cash. Crop share to re liable party. Arnold Mots chenbacher, 710 No. 11th. 2-12 WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital bed with Boautyrest mattress, floor waxcrs. Phone 6353. Klamath Furniture. 2-2Bm DEAD CAR STORAGE ONLY, Safety and protection. Cars are noi movca or molested. 231 So, 11th. 3-llm 30 Real Estate For Sal SEE EVERETT DENNIS for real estato. 121 N. 8th, Phone 8401. 3-2 FOR SALE New five-room home, corner Eldorado and Pointer. Full basement, oil furnace. Vcrv small rinum mv. mont, monthly payments less man rent, pnone 3301. 422tf FOR SALE Dry body wood Phone 8009. 2-16 MODERN suburban 2-bcdroom home. Bus line, paved street. Terms. Phone 5923. 2-13 184-ACRE FARM 40 acres can bo irrlgoted. 7-room house, barn and poultry house. Will sell cheap if sold Immediately. J. H. Phipps, Midland. 2-17 EQUITY in mndorn fnnr.rnnm houso. Venetian blinds. Good location, 1321 Wllford. 2-13 TWO HOUSES ON ACRE good SOU. S1200 cash. SlSflu nn terms. 8613 Leland Drive, off Homedale road. 2-13 $500 DOWN, balance easy, buys recently punt, modern homo, lurnislicd or unfurnished. In sulated, weathorstripped, eas ily hORtnrl. TV,n hulMnm, fireplace, hardwood floors', amcwe, servico porch and nice Kiicncn witn plenty of built Ins. Good shop. Large lot. Handy to bus mm scnooi. priced to sell. See Wm. B. Powoll, 2749 Alta- mom Drive, 2-12 ACREAGE Four-room house with buildings. $2000 cash V. Rlizardo, first lane past jvneuann grange, third house, 2-15 FOR SALE Now 2-hr,rtrnnm home, modern, hardwood floors, floor furnace, large lot, garage, Mills addition. Inquire anmi aperient. 2-13 1 A ..i ,1 - nuiumoiivv WE PAY WHOLESALE PRICES for good clean cars, pickups, trucks. See Vern Moore at Balsiger's. 807tf 34 Automotive Wholesale Cash Prices For Export Cars Wanted - 15 Late Model Cars - Mostly 6-Cyl. Sedans -- Must Be in Good Condi tion With Good Rubber These Can Will Go to Essential War Workers In the Bay Districts, So If You Have Two and Don't Need But One, See Jim Douglas, Purchasing Agent, to Get Cash for Your Car Right Nowl Douglas Motor Co. 734 Klamath Ave. Packard, Hudson, Wlllyi Dealer All Chrysler Product Service 34 Automotive SPOT CASH For Your Car or Equity Cy Wallan's Used Car Lot 831 So. 6th Phone 8310 2-12 WANTED TO BUY 1 14 -ton late model truck. Lost River Dairy. . . 3Sltf GET YOUR AUTO GLASS In stalled at Kimball's Glass Shop, 827 Walnut. Phone 7378. 3-8m 1935 GMC 2-TON TRUCK Eaton 2-speed rear end. No motor. Box 715, Bly. 2-12 FOR SALE 1938 Ford. Cheap. Bee at Imperial Garage. 2-13 FOR SALE '37 Oldsmobile se dan. Excellent rubber, best shape. Hot Spring! Hotel. 2-17 1931 CHEVROLET CAR Four new tires and good spare. 3351 Crest. 2-15 35 Fuel Heating UNION BURNER OILS We keep your storage tank full. Call Klamath Oil Co., 8404. 2-28m 36 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR THE BEST BUY IN TOWN in High-Grade Used Furniture, Stoves and Appliances try ; PALMER'S BARGAIN HOUSE, 2401 South 6th St., Klamath's Bargain Center. To day's hot special: 5 dandy ra dios. 5 fine davenport suites, with steel spring construction. 10 fine bedroom suites. 20 nice wood ranges. 8 dandy electric ranges. 10 nice dinette sets. 10 wood heaters and cir culators. 8 nice dressers. 5 oc . casional chairs. 20 fine floor lamps. 20 fine mirrors. 20 nice hassocks, 100 radio and coffee tables. 100 nice. steel beds. 80 nice steel, springs. 100 good mattresses. 2 large oil storage tanks. 200 odd tools and shovels. 300 odd dishes and pans. We buy Used Merchandise, We trade We Give Terms. Remember the place PALMER'S BARGAIN HOUSE, 2401 South 6th St., phone 8409. . 2-13 GLASS Mirrors, rcsilvcring, plate, window and auto glass, furniture tops, shelves. Kim ball's Glass Shop, 827 Walnut. Phono 7378. 3-8m FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joy er. 1438 Martin. Phono 5677. 2-28 AVON PRODUCTS Dial 6691 2-17 FOR SALE Caterpillar "30, 1938 Fordson. Box 116, S Pra gue River. 2-12 STOVES REPAIRED All parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought. OK Second Hand Store, 820 Klamath. Phono 5671. 2-28m DRIVEWAY CINDERS Phone 6817. 4961tf FUEL RAT'ONING NOW HERE Genuine U. S. Rockwool in sulatlon, blown in with our special equipment, will solve your heating problem. Noth ing down, payments as low as $5 per month. SUBURBAN LUMBER CO. Phono 3301 271U RIFLE AND SHOTGUN AM1TO NATION Is now being made available to FARMERS, CAT TLEMEN, and SHEEPMEN for the killing of PREDATORS or RODENTS. This Is an OF. FICIAL WAR PRODUCTION BOARD set-up and you can place your orders at SOUTH ERN OREGON HARDWARE CO., 828 MAIN ST., KLAM ATH FALLS. MONUMENTS Klamath Falls Marblo and Granite Works, 116 So. 11th. Phono 6381. 3-8 NEW BALLOON blcyclo tires; also used bicycles, Poole's Bicycla Store. 2-18 34 Automotive 38 Miieallaneoui For Sale Auction SALE SATURDAY Household Goods 933 Upham St. Sat., Feb. 13, 1:00 o'clock FOR SALE 1000 lbs. Michael grass seed, $10.00 per hundred. K. C. Wilson, Malin. Ore, Phone 160. 2-12 WALNUT DINING SET, table, buffet, , six chairs, excellent condition. Price $45. Phone 3051. - 2-12 RUBBER STAMPS, printed signs, made-to-order, commer cial printing. Most reasonable prices. Geo. J. Kunzman, 127 No. 4th. Phone 6632. 3-10m FOR SALE Extra good Singer sewing machine $50; railroad man's rubber coat, pants, hat and gloves $8. Mrs. Weather- ford, 2245 Biehn St. Fhone 7084. . 2-12 FULLER BRUSHES Call R. V. Morgan, 3348. 532 So. Riverside. 3-8m FOR SALE Good used Magic Chef 4-burner gas range. 320 . So. 6th. 2-13 TWO table model radios, $12 and $15. Cabinet radio $15 Stevens .22 bolt action maga zine rifle, long or shorts, $15. All good condition. Good Ham. ilton pocket watch, $10. Phone 8200. 1640 Summers lane. 2-13 38 For Sale or Trade SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS See Ware at Rickys or phone 6417 after 7 p. m. 2-17 42 Miscellaneous Wanted WILL PAY CASH for a pressure cooker, prefer 12 to 16-quart size. Phone 3291. 2-13 WANTED Used pianos. Spot cash. Louis R. Mann, tuner, Derby's, 120 N. 7th. Phone 4519 or 7175. 2-25 CASH FOR USED RIFLES 30-30, 25-35, and 32-20's. Pre ferably carbine models and in any condition. Bring them in for appraisal to SOUTHERN OREGON HARDWARE at 528 Main St. 4977U WANTED Cultivator attach ments for Oliver 70. Box 123 Bonanza, Ore. 2-13 WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE 4-room or larger house and acreage by March 1st. Box 653, News-Herald. 2-17 CASH FOR '34 or later U-ton truck. Box 054, News-Herald. 2-15 WANTED Set of good leather harness. Write Rt. 1, Box 626. 2-17 WANTED Portable sawmill with shake and shingle attach ment. Belsaw preferred. Write Elmer Hopkins, Rt. 1, Ash land, Ore. 2-15 44 Llvestcck -nd Poultry WANTED Cattle, sheep and hogs. J. D. Beckley. Phone 7334 evenings, 4953tf SEE US BEFORE selling your livestock to so-called shippers. We need cattle and hogs here at home and it will pay you to sell direct to us. Pauley Packing Co. Phone 5323, nights 3505. 4070tf WANTED TO BUY Milk cows; also Guernsey heifer calves, weaned. State price. R. C. Prudhomme, 5102 So. 6th St. Phone 4943. 2-8tf FOR SALE 1 cow, 1 calf, 4 . weaner pigs, 1 boar. Also hens and rooster. 6619 Leland Dr. 2-12 FOR SALE 700 head feeder hogs, 25 veal calves at public auction by the Farm Bureau at Anderson, California, Wed ; nesday, Feb. 17, at 1 p. m. Hogs graded and sold In truck load lots. Calves sold indi vidually by the pound. 2-13 FOR SALE 800 grain sacks. ' One registered white Chester boar and sow. Roy Gooding, 2 miles from Lakevlew junc--tlon on Lakevlew highway. 215 Klamcdk Gkufadt Free Methodist Corner of South Ninth street and Plum avenue, W, H. Mc Cormlck, pastor. Rev. Beattle of Pennsylvania is holding re vival services In this city this week as well as the coming week. His evening messages are instructive and intensely Inter esting. At 10:80 each day except Sundays there will be a lecture on the Holy Spirit from Adam to our day. These services are to be held in the Pilgrim Holiness and Free Methodist churches al ternately. Friday morning the services are In the Free Methodist, Sat urday in Pilgrim Holiness. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. m. Evening services, YPMS, 7 p. m., preach ing, 8 p, m, Free Mothodisl Church Corner of South Ninth street and Plum avenue. W. H. Mc- Cormlck, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a, m. Preaching, 11 a. m. Evening services: YPM, 7:30 o'clock, preaching at 8 o clock. The re vival announced in last week's issue under our heading has to be changed as Rev. Gaines, the invited help, has been detained Indefinitely. However, we will have a revival starting Monday evening, February 8, with Rev. Beattie of Pennsylvania as the invited speaker. Rev. Beattie is a splendid Bi ble student and is unique in his manner of delivery. Come and hear him once and you will want to come again. The preach ing service Monday evening will be preceded by an address by Miss Jennie Zernov of Rus sia. This will be of unusual in terest. Miss Zernov has been in America some four years but her contacts in Russia are suf ficiently recent to make her in formation of vital interest to us all. First Church, oi Christ, Scientist Tenth and Washington streets. This church, a branch of The Mother church the First Church 44 Livestock and Poultry FOR SALE 2 cows, 1 Jersey, one Guernsey. 1807 Bums St. 2-12 46 Financial RERNANCING If you want to refinance your mortgage, ask us about the- Equitable Plan Low interest rates Prompt service. CHILCOTE & SMITH Since 1909 111 N. 9th Phone 4564 See - Lawrence Leochner For AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS FURNITURE LOANS Simple Credit Requirements Complete Privacy 12 Months to Pay Quick Service No Co-Signers Locally Owned Motor Investment Co. K. A. Moore, Mgr. M-275 S-241 114 N. 7th Phone 3325 2-28m First Federal Has Plenty of Money Buy a Modern Home Refinance Your Old Home Pay Less Than Rent Long Terms :- , Low Rate FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN Assoc. of Klamath Falls Sixth and Main Phone 8195 2-28m LOANS Established 8 Years in Klamath County Furniture Loans Signature Loans Livestock Loans $25 to $300 Rogers Finance Co. S-189 412 Main . Dial 5113 2-28m A beautiful room COStS only Q$ Miun THE MIRACLE WALL FINISH BIG BASIN LBR. CO. Main 8c Spring Phono 3144 of Christ, Scientist In Boston, Mass., holds services each Sun day morning at 11 o'clock. "Soul" will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, February 14. The Golden Text will be "My soul shall make her boast in the Lord: the humble shall hear thereof, and be glad. O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together ' (Ps. 34;2,3). Among tho citations which will comprise the Lesson-Ser mon will be the following' from the Bible: "Unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul , , . Show me the ways, O Lord; teach me thy paths. Lead mo in thy truth, and teach me: for thou art the God of my salvation; on thee do I wait all the day" Ps. 28:1,4,8). The Lesson-Sermon also will include the following correla tive passages from the Chris tian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to Scrip tures by Mary Baker Eddy: "Material sense does not un fold the facts of existence: but spiritual sense lifts human con sciousness into eternal Truth, Humanity advances slowlv out of sinning sense into spiritual understanding; unwillingness to learn all things rightly binds Christendom with chains" (p 95.) Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. A meeting which includes tes timonies of Christian Science healing is held every Wednes day evening at 8 o clock. A free Christian Science read ing room is located et 1023 Main street, where the Bible, writings by Mary Baker Eddy, and authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrow, ed or purchased. All are cordially invited to at tend the. services and use the reading room. Radio program KFJI, 2 to 2:15 p. m. each Monday under the direction of committee on pub lication for Oregon. ,--- First Church Of God Located at the corner of Al- tamont drive and Delaware street. Sunday school convenes at 9:45 a. m., Mrs. J. D. Ker- nutt, superintendent. Morning devotions, 11 o clock. Pre-serv-ice prayer meeting at 7 p. m, Preaching service, 7:30 p. m. Prayer and praise service, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. , A cordial invitation is ex tended to the public to attend all of these services. Rev. J. D. Kernutt, pastor. Bible Baptist Church (Northern Convention) The "Community Church with the Chimes," Wiard street at South Sixth. City bus to the corner. The pastor may be reach ed at all times by calling 7210. Nadine Dinning in charge of music. Frances Smith is the su perintendent of the Bible school. Morning worship service at 10 o'clock. Roy Brown speaks on the subject, i "Where Should a Christian Live?" A large chart will be used. Bible school at 11 o'clock with classes for all age groups, with Bible trained teachers in charge. Mr. Wheatley is the teacher of the adult class that meets in the auditorium. Mass meeting at 3 p. m. with Roy Brown speaking on the sub ject: "What Luther Called the Greatest Chapter in the Bible." High school young people's Bible class at 6:30 p. m. with Mrs. Wheatley as the teacher. Rose and Frances Smith in charge of the music. Roy Brown will address the group in an in formal way. At 7:45 p. m., evangelistic song service with Roy Brown speaking on the subject, "How To Get Rich." Wednesday, 1:30 p. m., ladies' Bible class, followed by chil dren's Bible class in church room at 4 p. m. , " Wednesday at 7:45 p. m., mid week prayer fellowship at the home of Mrs. Pearl Smith, 2966 Homedale road, to which all are invited. The Bible Baptist church serves all your church needs in these days of curtailed travel. Warm Christian fellowship, liv ing Bible messages. Bible study and teacher training with oppor tunity of service. Church of Christ The loyal congregation of the Church of Christ meets regu larly at Shasta school. Bible classes convene at 10 a. m. The regular Lord's day service is at 11 a. m., with the evening serv ice at 7:30 o'clock. Two hour bus service is available to the school on Sundays. This con gregation should not bo con fused with any other. , M. Lloyd Smitn of Grants Pass began regular work with this congregation December 6 and will preach each Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and 7:30 p. m. He is a faithful Gospel preacher and you are invited to come hear him at Shasta school house. AeupL Apoitollo faith The Apostolic Faith church. 228 North Eighth street, extend to all a cordial Invitation to at tend tho services In our beautiful stone chapel. Services are as follows: Sunday school, 8:30 t. m.; morning worship, 11 a. m.i evening evangelistic servico. 7:43 p. m., Tuesday and Friday, 8p.ni, Special music By our orches tra and linging by tha various groups are a feature of each servico. Alt are welcome. A collection Is never taken. Rev. C. R, Lambert, pastor. 228 North Eighth street, tele phone 5429. Sacred Hoart Catholic Church Corner of Eighth and High streets. Rev, T. P. Caiey, pas tor. Sunday masses are at 7 a. m.. 8 a. m. 9:30 a. m and 11 a. m. Holy days at 7 a. m 8 a. m. and 9:30 a. m. Confessions every Saturday and the eves of Holy days and first Fridays from 3 to 4 p. m., and 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Dally mass at 8 a. m. Religious instruction classes are held every Saturday at 9:30 a. m. for Catholic children in public grade schools except dur ing vacation. High school dis cussion club meets every Sun day after 9:30 a. m. Mass ex cept during vacation: E TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 12 0P) Union counsel indicated today that it would appeal a circuit court ruling which invalidated closed shop agreements between the Tampa Shipbuilding com pany and 14 AFL unions for the. duration of the war. The unions represent approximately 12,000 workers. Judge L. L. Parks ruled yes terday the contracts were against public policy at a time when' "all, sacrifices and suffering oo the part of our citizens are will ingly made in order that the young men at the front may bt better prepared to cope with the enemy." The suit to abrogate the closed shop was brought by State At torney General J. Tom Watson. He contended the plant. was en gaged exclusively in navy pro duction and that the closed shop deprived qualified workers of employment at the plant. The decision affected only the closed shop clauses of the con tracts and did not invalidate the closed shop in peace time agree ments. ...... T WASHINGTON. Feb. 12 UP) A special committee with board powers to investigate rules, reg ulations and directives of fed eral agencies was created by the house Thursday amid, both re publican and democratic de mands for closer supervision over the "bureaucrats." The resolution setting up the seven-member committee and giving it authority to bring in recommendations for restrain ing legislation, if necessary, was adopted after an hour's discus-, sion by a roll call vote of 29t to 50. : Chief objection to its passage came from those who expressed belief that it was aimed at la bor, that it would interfere with prosecution, of the war, or as Rep. Cooley (D-N.C.) said, "set up a superman committee." "We need this agency to ride herd on some of these agencies downtown," declared Rep. Hal leek (D-Ind.) "They should be required to stay within the stat utes which created them, and within the constitution." Red Skelton Didn't Strike His Wife as Funny LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12 W) At least one of Red Skelton's gags didn't strike his wife as funny, it appeared when Edna Marie Skelton was granted a di vorce Thursday from radio co median. That was when he came In early in the morning, and, asked for an explanation of his tardi ness, responded that he had been waiting for a traffic signal to change, Mrs. Skelton testified in Superior Judge Harry R. Archbald's court. : There are only a few Ameri cans who place appetite above patriotism. Nineteen forty-three will not be an easy year for us on the home front. President Roosevelt. ' . i