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Newspaper Page TextFebruary 22. 1943 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN (CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Index Airlimli l'ir Itcmt 9 A utoitiutlva St ituslllrsl )iinrlllllllld- M ',(llirallilial Vi Kllinili'lnl " 411 J'cir Ma or Trail" ........................ HH Furl IImIIii m........... Sfl (irncrnl Nnllrrs .......... llrallli Help Wnlli Kniwle H Help Wnnlril, Mule .....,......... Ill Ilnuirf Kor Hull 211 Livestock ami I'oullry .... 4-1 Lost and I'ouml ......... 3 Miscellaneous fnr Hrnt 2K Miscellaneous for Me 39 Sflicrllantoui Wanlrd .-... W f rgonala ......... 0 TImI Ktlate fnr 8la . 90 Ural Estate Wanlrd ......,, !W ltooio and Board ............-.. 20 lloomi for Rent .-..-. 23 Berried W Hltuatloni Wanlrd - IK To Exchange ....-..-..... -10 Tratniporjanr a 2 Loit and Found i.nST Siiunr rntlon hook be longing to Veleta Chocktoot of Dontty, Ore. i-u LOST Sugar rationing book hrlonulna to Wllllnm Franklin, Dnrleno Mitrle mid Clcorn At-nnt. Wrllo Wllllnm Arnnl Crcaccnt. Ore. 2-22 LOST Suicnr rntlon books Fran- . Frmuirk and JoVCO Fllicll. 2-22 l.nsr Riionr rntlon book be longing to E. II. Coopor, 700 rnllfnrnla. 2-22 .ainRT Siisar ration bookl be- O longing to Wesley Nell Butler and Opnl Lorene Butler. 4MB Denver. FOUND Pair glasses. 2103 Ohio. 2-23 I.nST In S. P. denot Saturday night, lady'i blnck handbag containing augnr ration cards and oilier papers. Kewara E. S. Russell. Mowich. Ore. 2-27 General Notices TRAPPERS Top prices paid for furs, By L. H. Noonchester, 323 E Main, Ant. BR. 3-10 Personals PERSONAL Tha holder of En tororlse Irrigation District 1842 tax receipt No. 022, dated September 14, 1842, Is request f td to call at the District's of w lice, 1825 Madison St., or 'nhone 4088. 2-24 10 Services BLACKSMITHING and woldlng. Tractor, truck and farm mach inery repair. Special built elevators, stackers and buck rakes, BROWN EQUIPMENT CO. 3040 So. 6th St. Phone 8247 4-23 CHIMNEY SWEEP. Oil burnor service. Furnaces cleaned J. A. Tufts. Phone 7140. 2-22 PAPERHANGERS - PAINTERS available. Goeller's, 230 Main. Phone 6704. 3-24 DRESSMAKING, formals and alterations, all kinds. Marco, O Whytol's balcony. 2-28 BRING those crippled household appliances to us for first old Washers, Ironcrs, refrigerators and oil heaters serviced and repaired, VICTORY SERVICE CO. Ralph Fuller, Now Manager 10n.1 Prnsnnct Phones 6448 or 6173 3-i FLOOR SANDING and roflnlsh Ing. Clifford Golden. Phono 3022. 2-28m I WILL OBTAIN your delayed birth certificate for you. Chns Hathaway, 120 No. 10th St., Klnmnth Falls, Ore. 2-28 BELTS for all makes refriger ators, washers, vacuum clean era, or general use. Morit Washing Machine Service, 611 South Sixth. 2-28m OUSE CLEANING Art Bone diet, 6848. 3-0m BAGS MACHINE CLEANED and patched. People's Ware house Bag Co. 40S2tf OIL BURNER SERVICE. Fur naces, chimneys, stoves clean ed and repaired, J. A. Tufts, 1442 Oregon Avo, Phono 7140. 3-12 WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN Phone 846ft. 3-0 SHEETMETAI. . Pt.trMniNO Furnace vacuum cleaned. P. L, Johnson, 1436 Sargent Phono B320. 3-1B PICTURE FRAMING Goeller's 230 Main. 3-14m HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING. Buckles covered. Alterations Oon new and ,old clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allondor, 731 Main, Room 218. Phone 7263. 3-16m PIANO TUNING Morgan, Em pire Hotel. 2-24 PAINTING, Kalsomlnlng H. , L. Brown. Phone 4220. 3-10m 12 Educational IF SICK OR AILING Rheuma tism, arthritis, colitis, piles, stomach trouble, any Injury or pnln. Try the now Vlbro Tlior npy Instrument. Keel It's won derful glowing heat; soothing, henllng waves, Go to sleep with it. 10 clnys frco trial. Free literature. Groso, Box 144.fl, Cull, Calif, 2-23 TWO STUDENTS may earn freo tuition. Modernistic Beauty Colloge, 010 Klamath avenue. 2-23 ACCORDION LESSONS 407 No llth. Phono 340B. 2-23 13 Health DU. M. C. CASSEL, chiropractic clinic, colon and rectal dis eases. S32 Main. Dial 7215 2-2Hni 14 ' Help Wanttd Famala WANTED Housokeepor, family of three, one adult, two high school students. Wages satis factory. Inquire Room 210, First Natlonnl Bank Bldg Phono 3177 between 9 a. m and 4 p. m. 2-23 WESTERN UNION offors girls 18 and older an opportunity to serve as communication car riers. Full lime or part time Light, pleamint Work with op portunity to learn and ad vance, Apply Western union Telegraph Company. 2-22 WAITRESSES WANTED Good wages and board. Klamuth Billiards. 2-27 WANTED Elderly woman to krwn hniufl Nn eooklntf. In quire Mecca Billiard Cafe, Dan Thompson. 2-23 WANTED Curb girl. Must be neat In appearance, not over 21. No experience necessary. Apply In person. Tlk-Tok Drive-In after 6 p. m. No phnne culls accepted. 903tf 16 Halp Wanted. Male TRUCK GARDENER Exper- lenced preferred. Land, water, implements furnished on small or large acreage Share basis or hourly pay. Write box 786, MEN 80 YEARS AND OLDER You can help during tho war by serving as temporary com munication carriers. Full time or part time. Opportunities for overtime. Apply Western Union Telegraph Company, 2-24 BAKERY COOK for logging camp west of Dallus, Oregon, $160 per month with board and room and overtime. Will bake for 00 men and live In camp, ' Practically year around Job Writo Spaulding Logging Co., Dallas. Oregon. 2-27 18 Situations Wantad BABYLAND Core of bBbles and children. Hour, day or week. ,1104 Crescent. Phone 6341. 3-4m HOUR WORK Phone 6043. 3-8 YOUNO LADY wishes work as receptionist, file clerk and typist, also some bookkeeping. Give full details of work Available March 1st. Klamath Falls P.O. Box 702. 2-26 20 Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM. 629 Jef ferson. 2-20 ROOM - BOARD 1841 Main. 2-26 ROOM -BOARD Gentleman 804 No. 10th. 2-22 ROOM AND BOARD for gentle man. 607 High. 2-23 BOARD AND ROOM ' ferson. -629 Jof- 3-3 22 Rooms For Hont ROOMS. 829 High. 3-12 ROOM 134 N. 3rd. 3-14 CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th $4.00 week. All outside, newly decorated, modern rooms. All with now lnnerspring mat tresses. Free parking. 2-28m MARS HOTEL 1411 Main, by tho armory. Steam ' healed rooms $3.50 week up. Tran sient $1. 2-21 ROOMS 1034 High. 3-Bm CLEAN, steam heated room, 310 So. 5th. 3 1 ROOM 020 Lincoln. 3-12 WINTER RATES Everything furnished. $3.50 week and up. 1404 Klamath. 2-25 NICE ROOM Close in. 827 Wnlnut. Phone 3505. 2-22 24 Apartments For Rant VACANCY Jacobs Apartments, Pino and Cedar. 108tf VACANCY Tho Roosevelt. Adults, Phone 3817. 620tf FOUR-ROOM apartment with two bedrooms. Electric range, refrigerator garage, Also small apartment, close in, Fh 5452. 426tf VACANCY 1 and 2-room fur nished apartments, $4 and up per week. 133 N. 10th. 2-22 PONDOSA APARTMENTS Phono 8627. 3-15 ESPLANADE -COURT Apart- monls, furnished. Walking distance. 3-10 24 Apartments Tor Rent FURNISHED APARTMENTS Utilities furnished. 410 N. 10th. 3-18 KANDY APT $3-50 up, $4.50 utilities furnished. Phone 0836, 410 So. 5th, 3-8 PARTLY FURNISHED duplex apartment. 212 Lewis. In . quire 313 Muin, 2-22 FURNISHED APARTMENT Adults only. No pets. 319 Eust Main, Phone 4805. 3-4 THREE ROOM furnished apart , niont, close In, 718 Jefforson. 2-26 FOR RENT Apt. Royal Arms, 524 High. 2-23 MODERN newly decorated un furnished apartment, Oak and Market. 2-23 TWO ROOM furnished apart mont, 1805 Main, 887U LARGE FOUR ROOM apart mcnt, close in, 707 Washing ton. 2-23 NICELY FURNISHED apart ment. Close In. Heat, water, garage. Adults. 531 No. llth. , OBltf VACANCY Rex Arms Apart mcnts. 224 Broad. Phone 5760. New management, Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace. 3-8m CASCADE Apartment Hotel Apartment accomodations with hotel servlco. complete mien- en and dinette. Day, week or month. Three blocks from city center. 3-1 lm VACANCY Leo Apts., 803 So. 5th. Phone 0047. 677tf TWO-ROOM DUPLEX Utilities furnished. $25. 421 Oak. 3-21 28 Houses For Rent TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive; move yourself, save 'i. Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East Main. Phone 8304. 3-7m SMALL MODERN furnished house. Everything furnished. 2125 Blchn. 4192U FURNISHED HOUSE for rent $22.50. 815 No. 2nd, between 10:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. 681tf 5-ROOM DUPLEX New, large, unfurnished or with electric stove, refrigerator, furnace. 1133 California. Phone 5658 344tf BACHELOR CABINS Close in. $10 month. 510 So. 5th. 3-4 FOR RENT 3-room modern, furnished cottage, $20. 1235 Adams. 674tf UNFURNISHED two bedroom house. Phono 3609. 503tf FOR RENT 4-room house with oil heater. Close In, at 131 High St. E. L. Bcntley, phone 1013. Tulelake. 2-22 FOR RENT Three-room fur nished house, modern. Inquire 133 N. 10th. 2-22 TWO-ROOM furnished cabin. $5 week. Wood, water, lights Phone 8075. 501U CLEAN 3-ROOM HOUSE Utll Hies furnished. 2000 Blehn. 2-27 PARTLY FURNISHED house for rent, 247 Rogers. Inquire 313 Main. 2-22 PARTLY FURNISHED house, 216 Lewis. Inquire 313 Main 2-22 FOR RENT House and cabin 741 Walnut. 2-22 NEWLY DECORATED, unfur nlshed five-room house. Range Call after 5 p. m, or Sunday. 329 Iowa. 762tf 8 ROOM unfurnished house newly decorated, gas rangs and circulating heater. Phone 6008. 2-24 FURNISHED 4 room house, washing machine, refrigera tor, on paved street, Inquire 2051 Lavey. 2-22 FOR RENT Unfurnished four- room, house at 2118 Orchard, near Mills school, $25. In quire E. A. Dunham, 435. Oak. 2-24 28 Miscellaneous For Rent WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital bed with Beautyrcst mattress, floor waxers. Phone 5353 Klamath Furniture. 2-28m DEAD CAR STORAGE ONLY Safety and protection. Cars are not moved or molested 231 So. llth. 3-llra FOR LEASE 160-acre ranch. 2235 Union. 2-21 FOR RENT 50 acres Tulelake, good for spuds, onions, seeds. U miles northwest ot Tule lake. Cash, Write A. C. Keck, 205 So. Flower St., Santa Ana Calif. 2-24 30 Real Estate For Sale - FOR SALE Two-bedroom home near Riverside- school. Lawn, trees, garage, floor furnace, This home is in good shape with hardwood floors through out. Full price $2100.00. Ph. 4427. 2-22 GOOD 3-ROOM HOUSE with bath and utility rooms, 2348 Orchard Ave., Mills addition. Priced right by owner. 2-24 30 Real Estate For Bale $2750 East side, four-room modern home on paved street. Large rooms, oak floor In living and dining rooms. Also has utility room and garage. Pay $5U0 down and move in today. CHILCOTE & SMITH Realtors 111 N. 0th St. Phone 4564 Member Klamath Realty Board SEE EVERETT DENNIS for real estate. 121 N, 8th, Phone 8401. 3-2 SIX ACRES good level Irrigated land -on Lakcview hlway with mull house . Price $2500. $500 down. FIFTY ACRES good irrigated land, four miles from town on old Weed highway. No build- Ings. $7500. Terms. H. E. Hauger, owner, 1330 Main. 2-23 FOR SALE Four-room home, good location, floor furnace. Phone 5603. 2-23 FOR SALE The Crawford ranch of 700 acres fine farm land, 8 miles beyond Chllo quln on Sproguo River high way. Mra. Wm. Crawford. Klamath Agency Hospital, Klamath Agency, Ore. 2-24 FIVE-ROOM HOUSE in Second Rivervlcw addition. Sell equity $425. Balance due $222.54 at $12.87 per month. Inquire Fries Service Station. 2-22 FOR SALE New five-room home, corner Eldorado and Painter. Full basement, oil furnace. FHA approved loan, monthly payments less than rent.' Phone 3301. 422tf 9-ROOM HOME, double plumb ing, full basement, furnace heat, monthly Income. 1018 Washington. Phone 4494. 2-24 34 Automotive- GET YOUR AUTO GLASS In stalled at Kimball's Glass Shop, 527 Walnut. Phono 7378. , 3-6m HOUSE TRAILER,. 18 ft., sleeps four, completely equipped, strong construction, double wall, $305. Box 957, Herald News. 2-22 FOR SALE '34 V-8 sedan. $125. Call 7451. 2-23 38 CHEVROLET standard coach, new tires, radio and heater, $300. Phone. 8361, or 1633 Austin, off Shasta Way. 2-23 FOR SALE 1941, 5 Pass. Dlx. Coupe, radio, heater, fog lights, air horn, new tires. Also 1940 factory bit. house trailer 35 feet long, sleeps four, 2 closets. New 8 ply truck tires, 130 Martin. 2-20 FOR SALE 1034 Ford sedan, 5 good tires, $150. Call 7410 004tf 35 Fuel Heating UNION BURNER OILS . We keep your storage tank full. Call Klamath' Oil Co., 8404. 2-2flm 38 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE 15 tons first crop alfalfa hay. Ada Dunn, two miles from Lakevicw Junction on Lakeview highway. 2-22 MEET fuel oil rationing with Johns Manville Rock Wool in sulation. Cost usually less than $100, installed, for the average 5-room house. At the Big Basin Lumber Co., Main and Spring, Phone 3144. 3-15 AVON PRODUCTS 8316. . Phone 3-17 JOHNS MANVILLE ROCK WOOL butts are the most effi cient insulation obtainable And where sufficient head room exists, you may Insulate your ceilings for 101c square foot, Installed, at the Big Basin Lumber Co., Main and Spring streets. 3-17 GLASS Mirrors, resilvering, plate, window and auto gloss, furniture tops, shelves. Kim ball's Glass Shop, 527 Walnut. Phone 7378. 3-6m FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joy- er. 1433 Martin. Phone 8677, 2-28 STOVES REPAIRED All parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought, OK Second Hand Store, 820 Klamath, Phone 8671. 2-28m DRIVEWAY CINDERS Phone 6817. 4051U FUEL RAT'ONING NOW HERE Genuine U, S. Rockwool In sulation, blown in with our special equipment, will solve your heating problem. Noth ing down, payments as low as $5 per month. SUBURBAN LUMBER CO. Phone 3301 271U MONUMENTS Klamath Falls Marble and Granite Works, 116 So. llth. Phqne 6381. 3-8 WATKINS PRODUCTS. Phone 6623 or 2318 Home. 3-12 RUBBER STAMPS, printed signs, made-to-order, commer cial printing. Most reasonable prices. Geo. J. Kunzman, 127 No, 4th. Phone 6632. 3-10m '?rM7Kffianawi?To?aIa RIFLE AND SHOTGUN AMMU NITION Is now being made available to FARMERS, CAT TLEMEN, and SHEEPMEN for tho 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., 528 MAIN ST., KLAM ATH FALLS. FOR THE BEST BUY IN TOWN In High-Grade Used Furniture, Stoves and Appliances try PALMER'S BARGAIN HOUSE, 3401 South 6th St. Klamath's Bargain Center. To day's hot specials: 5 dandy radios. 5 fine davenport suites, steel spring construction. 10 fine bedroom suites. 20 nice wood ranges. 5 dandy electric ranges. 10 nice dinette sets. 10 wood heaters and circu lators. 100 nice steel beds. 50 nice steel springs, 100 good mattresses. 1 large oil storage tank. 200 odd tools and shovels. 300 odd dishes and pans. We buy Used Merchandise. We Trade We Give Terms. Remember the place PAL MER'S BARGAIN HOUSE, 3401 South 6th St. Phone 6469. 2-24 FULLER BRUSHES Call R. V. Morgan, 3348. 532 So. Riverside. 3-8m AVON PRODUCTS Anna Funk Phone 3450. 3-18 UNCLE SAM SAYS: No re strictions on repairs and main tenance. Let us help you with your painting, roofing and remodeling. Nothing ' down. Payments low as $5.00 per month. Suburban Lum ber Co. Phone 3301. 084tf FOR SALE Linoleum rem nants. Burlap back, inlay, reg ular $1.40 for $1.00 square yard. Felt back, Inlay, regular $1.00 for 75c square yard. Siz es for bathroom or small kitchen. Montgomery Ward. 2-23 FOR SALE New portable Rem ington Rand typewriter. Bert Starr, Rt. 2 Box 526. 2-22 FOR SALE Floor sample dress ers and dinette sets, regular $17.05 at $12.88, regular $19.95 at $15.88. Montgomery Ward. 2-22 FOR SALE Excellent, well built box trailer. Steel tongue ball hitch, good 18-inch tires, lots of rubber on tread, wire wheels.'Just painted. Box 4 ft. by 5 ft. 6 inches. Licensed and ready to go, 1943 title and - license. $35 cash. Write D. K. Mendenhall, Tionesta, Calif. 2-22 FOR SALE Piano, I bed, springs, mattress, breakfast table, chairs, full length mir ror and other household arti cles. 1018 Washington. Phone 4494. 2-24 38 For Sale or Trade 180 ACRES, shallow water, 10 miles Columbus, New Mexico. Arthur Hodges, Rt. 2, Box 58, Deming. N. M. 2-26 42 Miscellaneous Wanted CASH F.OR 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 USED WASHING MACHINE, Maytag preferred. 827 Wal nut. Phone 3595. 2-22 6-10 ACRES Will make large down payment. Write Art Wilson, Rt 3, Box 405. State prices and terms. 2-21 RAW FURS WANTED We are here to buy furs and will be here till April 5. Get in touch with us immediately. It will be to your interest to deal with us, the remainder of the season, and we will do our best to please you at all times. L. L. Noonchester and Millie Noonchester, Cascade Apt. Hotel, 230 So. llth, across from the Elk Garage. Phone 5115, Apt. 114. 3-18 WANTED Used pianos. Spot cash. Louis R. Mann, tuner, Derby's, 120 N. 7th. Phone 4519 or 7175. 2-25 WANTED TO LEASE Small acreage near Klamath Falls. Pasture and garden. Four or five room house, barn. Bert Starr. Rt, 2 Box 526, City. 2-26 44 Livestock -r.d Poultry WANTED Cattle, sheep and hogs. J. D. Beckley. Phone 7334 evenings. 4953 tf 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. 4970U WANTED TO BUY Milk cows; also Guernapv heifer calves. weaned. State price. R. C. prudhomme, 5102 so. 6th St Phone 4043. 2-8U FOR SALE 25 head dairy cows and equipment, also ranch for rent. News Herald, Box 780. 2-27 44 Livestock and Poultry WANTED TO BUY 3 work horses, must be well broken. Give price and particulars. News Herald, Box 781. 2-27 FOR SALE 6 fat hogs, one or all. J. R. Taylor, Merrill, State Line. 2-23 HEAVY Springer cow for sale. L. L. Embrey, Bonanza, 1 mile from Hot Springs. 2-24 FOR SALE OR TRADE Young unbroke draft horses. Phone 7991, M. J. Barnes, Olene. 2-27 WANTED 2 stock horses about 1100 and 1200 lbs. Young, gentle, free, sensible, well broke and sound. Smooth and fast walkers. Send full par ticulars to Box 996, Herald- News. . 2-27 FOR SALE One real family cow, easy to handle, children can milk her, giving around 3 a gal. of milk now. Price $90. R. C. Prudhomme, 5102 So. 6th St. Phone 4943. 2-22 FOR SALE 40 nice r.uprn.cv dairy cows and dairy equip ment. J. E. Williams, 7 miles south, half mile west of Klam ath Falls. 2-22 46 Financial See Lawrence Leochner For AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS FURNITURE LOANS SimDle Credit ReauiremenU Complete Privacy 12 Months to Pay Quick Service No Co-Signers Locally Ownpf 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 Horns 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 5105 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 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE Notice Is hereby given: That under and by virtue of an order of sale duly made by the Honor able David R. Vandenberg, Judge of the Circuit Court of Klamath County, Oregon, on the llth day of February, 1943, I will on or after the 16th day of March, 1943, sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, the fol lowing described realty, to-wlt: the south half of the northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 28; the southeast quarter of the south east quarter and part ot the southeast quarter of the north east quarter and of the north east quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 29 described as beginning at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter; thence, west 12 chains to the east line of land conveyed to Sarahet and J. A. Moreau; thence, north along said line which is also the east line of the land conveyed to Zora L. and R. E. Bradbury, 34.65 chains; thence, east 12 chains to Section line; thence, south on said line 34.65 chains to place of beginning, excepting rights of way for ditches and canals granted to United 'States; the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter ot Section 32, except the part deeded to Moreau as recorded in deed records ot Klamath County, Oregon, in Vol. 89 at page 25, all in Township 39, south of Range 10, east ot the Willamette Meridian in Klam ath County, Oregon. Bids may be submitted at offices of A. C. Yaden, 409 Main street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated this 15th day of February, 1943. MAE R. BRADBURY Guardian of Clement J. Bradbury Estate. F 15-22; M 1-8 No. 187 DISASTER PAYMENTS SALEM, Feb. 22 W) The Marlon county chapter of the American Red Cross is making final payments to persons who suffered losses In last month's Willamette valley flood. The chapter already has paid out $2361 to buy food and other materials. MINESWEEPER FOUNDERS OFF MARSHFIELD. Ore.. Feb. 22 UP) A navy minesweeper cap sized in heavy seas off Coos bay Saturday with a loss of five dead and eight missing, the thir teenth naval district announced today. ' Only 16 of 29 aboard reached shore alive. Twenty-one were picked out of the tossing Pacific by a coast guard surf boat and a fishing craft, but seas were run ning so high they weer unable to land for 24 hours. Five of the rescued, injured in the capsizing and suffering from exposure in the open coast guard boat, died during the night. Names Withheld The minesweeper's com mander, Lt. Carl F. Leltz of Longview, Wash., was among the survivors. Names of the dead and missing were with held, the navy said, pending notification to their next of kin. The minesweeper was return ing from patrol off the Oregon coast to its base at Coos bay at 4:45 p. m. Witnesses from shore said it wallowed through mountainous waves to within a quarter-mile of the harbor en trance. There a huge comber caught the ship and flipped it over. Planes Aid The fishing boat, The Five Brothers, was in the vicinity and it headed for the mine sweeper. Huge breakers stopped all other crift except the coast guard boat from putting out to the rescue. Navy planes from the Coos bay section base took off at once. They patrolled the area, searching for survivors, and that night dropped medical sup plies to the rescue craft by para chute. Valley Flood Damage Estimated '. At Over $6,000,000 EUGENE, Feb. 22 UP) The Willamette valley s- 1942 year- end flood did damage estimated at more than $8,000,000, the U, S. . army engineers revealed to day in a partial report on the worst inundation here since 1927. . ... : Exact figureson 'damage to the valley may be changed when complete results of the house-to-house and farm-to-farm survey now under way is com pleted, the engineers said.. The report also stated that the Cottage Grove and Fern Ridge flood control dams ; "proved their worth during the flood. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. It AP) BUT TER AA grd p-iaU, Hic eirtont. tme; A crade prints, 5114c. cartons, &sc; B grmde print. Sle lb. BUTTBRFAT Pint quilttr. maximum of .8 of 1 per cent acidity delivered in Port land. S2-5z4e lb.; premium quality, max imum of .33 of 1 per cent acldltjr. AS-Uc lb.; valley route and country pcinta tc less than first or SOUc; second quality at Portland So under first or SO-SOHe. CHKESB Selling price to Portland re tailers: Tillamook triplets. Sic lb.; loaf. S!o lb.; triplets to wholesalers, S9o lb.; loaf, SOo P.O.B. Tillamook. EQQS Nominal price to retailers: A large, 41c; B large, 40c. A medium, Sdc; B med ium. 37c; A small, Stc doien. EdGS Nominal price to producers: A large. 39c; B large, 3Sc; A medium. 37c; B medium, S5c dozen. LIVB POULTRY Buying prices: No. I grade Leghorn broilers. 1V4 to ! lbs., !7c; colored fryers, under lbs., 87o: do ihb to 4 lbs., SSo; colored roasters, over 4 lbs.. Wc; Leghorn hens, under xVa lbs.. 20c. over 3 lbs.. 22c; colored hens. 4 to & lbs., 24Ho; over 5 lbs.. SS'.c; No. a grade hens, 6c less; No. 3 grsde, lOo less: roosters. 10c lb. DRKSSBD TURKEYS Selling prices: Country dressed hens. S4-Mc: packers stocks hens. No. 1. JeHc cash-carry; large toma, over SO lbs., Stc cash-carry. RARBITS Average country killed, 40-42C; live. J.1S50 lb. OXION'S-Hreen. lt.10-1.15 dor. bunches; Oregon dry. $1.74: Idaho, large, gLSQ; ak 1ms. 11.74 SO-lb. bag. COUNTRY MKATS Selling price to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, 120-14J lbs.. 23SS'4c: vealers. fancy. SSo lb.; good, heavy, lS-soo lb.; rough, heavy, lfrlse lb.: csnner-cutter cows (ne celling). lSc: bulls (new celling) 170 lb.: lambs. 270 lb.; ewes. good. 15o lb.; ewes, poor, 10c-. HAY Buying price off cars: Altalfs. No. 1. 34.00; No. 2. f31.M-S4.00 ton: oat-vetch, gso.00 ton. valley points; timothy (valley), SSO.OO; do Eastern Oregon, 135.00 ton; clover, fso.00 ton. The common practice of mo torists in letting air out of their tires in the belief that It gives greatly added traction on snow or ice has been found to give very little added traction and does a great deal of harm to the tires. A beautiful room COStS only jjf$ THE MIRACLE WALL FINISH BIG BASIN LBR. CO. Main at Spring Phone 3144 IEEE1 OREGON COAST fCV - 'at Marine Corps Major Absolved of Death Of Coquille Grocer" COQUILLE, Feb. 22 fT) George L. Maynard, 46-year-old retired marine corps major, Sat urday was absolved ot the death of John Kenneth Henninger, 27, Coquille grocer, in a scuffle here December 19. The Coos county grand jury retired a not true bill in the case. Maynard had been at libery un der $3000 bail. The grand Jury indicted Del- bert F. Brown, North Bend, on a charge of assault with a dang erous weapon against Alfred M. Peterson, 19, son of County Com missioner Lars Peterson. Brown was accused ot attacking Peter son with a knife during a visit with Brown's step-daughter. National Defense Must Rule, Says Federal Judge SEATTLE, Feb. 22 (IP) In this all-out war, for which "history gives us no precedent," much litigation must be decided "in the interest of national defense," Federal Judge Lloyd L. Black has observed in a significant oral opinion upholding office of price administration rent regulations, it was disclosed today. By his action of granting a temporary Injunction to prevent James T. and Clara -Wilson, Bremerton landlords, from evict ing their tenants, William, and Bessie Plonsik, he overruled Superior Judge H. G. Sutton of Kitsap county, who held for the landlords on the eviction, despite OPA testimony of rent regula tion violation. FDR to Broadcast Tonight at 7:30 On Major Networks WASHINGTON. Feb. 22 JP) President Roosevelt will broad cast tonight at 7:30 PWT over all major networks. His talk, which it was under stood at the White House will last about seven minutes, will be heard by democrats attending George Washington day dinners throughout the county. The local dinner committee, however. said the speech will be "directed to the American people" as well as to the dinners. Vice President Wallace, Speak er Ray burn and Maj. Gen. Alex ander A; Vandegrift, who led the marines on Guadalcanal, al so are scheduled to speak. Laduke Lumber Rebuilding Begun FLORENCE, Feb. 22 CP) Reconstruction was under way today on the Laduke Lumber company mill at Cushman, damaged by a $30,000 fire last month. The company said capacity would be increased to between 33,000 and 50,000 board feet daily and operations probably will be resumed about July 1. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 22 (AP-USDA) Cattle: salable, 1050. total 1290; calves, salable and total SO; market active, strong; occasional sales ISc to 25c higher; medium to good fed steers $14.00-15.50, one load $15.65; load good to choice 1207 lbs. $15.75, few head $16.00; load 855 lb. feeders $13.00; me dium fed heifers $12.50-14.00, common grades downward to $9.00; canner and cutter cows mostly $6.75-8.50; fat dairy type cows $9.00-10.00; odd young Holsteins to $11.00; medium to good beef cows $10.50-12.50, two loads $12.75; medium to good bulls $11.50-13.25, odd head $13.50; good to choice veal ers $15.00-16.00, odd head $16.50. Hogs: salable 1750, total 1, 900; market active, steady with Friday; good to cnolce 180-240 lbs. mostly $16.25; 250-300 lbs. $15.50-75; light lights $15.25-78; good sows $14.73-15.00; good stags $12.00-13.50; good to choice feeder pigs $15.50-17.00. Sheep: salable 1000, total 1, 500; market steady to weak on kinds available; few good to choice wooled lambs $15.00, but no strictly good to choice kinds offered; medium to good lambs $13.50-14.50, common grades down to $10.00, culls down to $8.00; good ewes $7.50, common to medium $4.00-7.50. LIQUID PROOr ALBANY, N. Y. (Ph-Clifford G. Westervelt of the state public buildings division was getting nowhere in his pleas to Budget Director John E. Burton for ad ditional repair funds. Suddenly, as they talked, an ancient water pipe in Burton's capitol office burst. Water cas caded down over his desk. . Westervelt got the money. 1 OUTRANKED KANSAS CITY (IP) The four-year-old boy, wearing an army officer suit, looked up as a uni formed man boarded th street .car. "Hello, sergeantl" tht HttU boy piped. Everyone laughed but the newcomer, a lieutenant colonel, saluted the boy gravely.