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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Phone Calls Flood Office As Engine Whisile Sticks silBlll By PAT MORGAN Wednesday night after conv mencement, we graduates can say, "We dood it! and "dood it we did. It's going to seem rather queer to be out of school, not to have home work at nights, and not to "cram" any more for high school exams. Now we can meet our teach ers on the street and say, "They were my teach ers when I went to school and they did a great J!', deal to help me eft reach for my education. In fact they did their best to hand it to me! Twelve years is a long time to go to school but in many years 10 come, wen 100K back and those years will seem a very short term. School life seems to grow within us. The friend ship of our classmates, the friendship of our teachers and the friendship of those who helped us through school really means a lot. We might say now that we are really glad to get out of school, but down deep within us we can feel that it is a lot to leave behind and those ideas of being glad to leave are really just big talk. Maybe it is just to pass the thought that school is just "kid stuff" and we really are beyond that, now that we are 17 and 18, now that we are men and women, It's hard to change habits that "We have been practicing for years, so it'll really be hard to fit ourselves to a new kind of life. We may have thought that we had "enemies" in school, class- males wnose habits we didn agree to, but when we start to don caps and gowns and go marching up for our diplomas, all our classmates seem like brothers and sisters who have all gone through the same ordeal. And everything and everybody loons inenaiy. One fact that Stanley Wood ruff, principal, brought out to the graduates during baccalaur eate practice yesterday really hit us hard. This fact was that during school days we were al lowed to pass on things merely 70, 80 or 90 accurate, but for baccalaureate and commence ment we must be exactly 100 accurate in evervthine we do. This fact also starts to apply- to our me alter commencement. Especially now d urine war. Our daily habits and our habits dur ing our working hours must be always 100 accurate. Uncle Sam auicklv shakes his head "no" to things a few per cent off and Adolf Hitler quickly smuces nis head ya. goodie and victory is slowed up a few cays. " Most of the jobs we gradu ates apply ourselves to now that . we are leaving the school on the hill, will be to speed victory .closer. The biggest Dart of the boys are leaving immediately for the- armed forces and that's something that our fathers didn't have to do. They had to really be on their own. But Uncle Sam is going to teach us how to make .our habits change and "jive rwith those of our fellow sailors, soldiers and marines. Writer's Note: This will be the last high school column to appear in this paper until next year's reporter takes over. I wish to thank my friends for bearing with me when this space seemed rather dull, and also, inanKs lor tne many kind sug gestions and compliments you have given me. ' A I've enjoyed writing this every night, even when there was very little to write. I may have vio lated a lot of rules of journalism. but I think everything has turned out just fine. . Thanks again and goodbye. Uncle Sam's calling for me and ne means Dusiness. , . . PAT MORGAN, NAVY TOTALS WASHINGTON, May 20 (IP) Washington has 56,934 and Ore gon da,7Z5 enlisted personnel in the navy, marine corps and coast guard, exclusive of the navy nurses corps, the navy de partment announced. The total for the nation as of January 31 was 272,373. " " "frozen" article you need, ad vertise for used one In the classified-' A steady stream of telephone cans nooaea rne Herald and News office, the police deuar merit and the Southern Pacific switchboard shortly after o'clock Friday night when screaming whistle aroused scores of residents and sent them scurrying for information The 25-minute blast which emanated from the SP yard: resulted when a steam whistle on a switch engine caught and it was necessary to call a me chanic to the scene to release the whistle valve. Although the whistle w a blowing in the midst of hottest election returns, not one person calling in to learn the source of the noise, asked .how the elec tion was going. One woman asked if the wa was over, another wanted know if the president were dead, and still another wanted to know if there had been bad wreck. Cheating Common In College Classes, Says OSTA Man PORTLAND. Mav 19 API Cheating is common in colWe classrooms and it's heaviest, among . students interested in politics. Dr. Frank W. Parr told a businessmen s club here. ine executive secretary of tne Oregon State Teachers as sociation said a five-year sur vey among uregon state college students revealed that 42 per cent admitted cheating at some time. Boys, he added, were wnrsp than girls. Most honest were Scandinavians. sma 1 - town youths, church members, and e-v-ouy QCOUIS. WEATHER Eugene , Klamath Falls Lakeview North Bend Portland Reddinf , tieno -..64 .63 .55 Min. Precto. .(X) 34 34 San Francisco Seattle Courthouse Records MirrUrei V NEEDHAM-KELLY. MKHn Jam.. Needharo. 48. carpenter. Native of Ore- son, resident ot Klamath Fails. Ethel a. jieiiy. 43. nousewife. Nativ of Mt. soun, resmeni ot Klamath Falls. - HALSEY-WALCH. Solomon McCoy Halsey. 46, farmer. Native of West Virginia, resident of Medford. Ann Kareen Walch. 37. farmer. Native of Muoraao, resident oi Medford. (jam mi in tf. v& Billie Patricia Smith v-ma T)nK.r4 Gelbrach Smith. Suit for divorce, charge v uci 'iu uinuman treatment, couple married in Reno. October 14. 1940. Plain tiff asks CUStodv Of on minnr chllrl J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. t. n. xeoman ny nis guardian ad litem r. Yeoman Venus Mnrlnn R Viminan Suit for annulment. Cmml man-un in iwracy xor piainuix. J at l ice conrt Donald Franklin McKee. No PllC wr. Raymond McKay. Disorderly conduct LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. May 20 fAP-Y7FASalable nogs 500, total aooo; virtually entire sup ply good and choice 180-20 lbs. bud port hogs; these steady at 9 13.75, . tne top; omer - weignu ana sows scarce, nominally steady; approximately 4Q0j unsold: will be carried for Monday trade: these largely support hogs; shippers took none: comnared week aao weiants under 2uu ids. higher; 2uu-Z70 lbs. steaay: over ctu ids. iu-15 cent higher; sows ncuuy 10 iu cents lower. salable cattle loo; calves none: corn- Dared last week: flood and choice steers and yearlings 23-50 cents, mostly 50 cents higher; common to medium grades 25 cents lower, steers 917.05, highest since last July; best long yearlings w.w; jigm yearlings general bulk $14.00-16.75: fed heifers 25-50 cents up. bulk $13.50-16.00; top heifers $10.65; cows and bulls 25-40 cents higher; veal- ers iirm at sio.w aown; cutter cows closed at $9.50 down; strictly good beef cows to $14.25, but bulk feed cows $10.50-12.25: heavy fat bulls reached $14.00; thin stockers closed 25 cents uiBiici hi- iowiw moauy, pest cau weights $14.50. saiaDie sneep zow. total earn: com pared last week: slaughter classes steady to 25 cents lower; extreme top $16.00 on loau un.iom.iy gooa ana cnoicc iuz-io. fed wooled Colorado lambs, bulk good to choice $15.25-15.50, medium and good S14.OO-15.10, common "outs" $13.00-13.75; icw cooa ana cnoice native ana fsoi orado springers $15.25-15.50; good and cnoice fed shorn lambs No. 1 and No. S pelts sold late at $14.50 and SI 4.60 four loads eood and choice California shorn ewes short No. 1 pelts $7.40, cortcd 160 head common $5.40. good and choice shorn native ewes $7.00-7.50, light culls as low as 9 d.w. PORTLAND. Ore.. May 20 fAP.WFA. Cattle for week, salable 2823. calvfix sbo. compared with week ago better grades beef cattle steady; common grades and dciow xo-ou cents lower: some canncr- cutters off more; bulls steady: vealers weak to 50 cents lower; good fed steers $15.00-16.25; few choice $16.60-65; com mon medium $10.50-14.50; few stockers aiz.w-23; gooa heifers $14.00-15.00; com mon-medlum grades $8.50-13.50; good beef cows $12.00-50; canner-cutters $5.75-7.50; medium-good bulls $0.00-11.25; good-choice vealers $15.00-16.00. Hogs for week, salable 6200; market steady to 10 cents lower except 180-200 idb, strong to 70 cents ntgner on ex tension Of SUDDOrt Weiffht; OonH.-h-irn 160-270 lbs. S13.73: above 27n I Ha. mnn aown; ngnt lights $10.00-11.00: 170-175 lbs. $13.00: good sows $8.00-9.00; feeder pigs $8.00-50: larse hnlHnver H.iMv featured market but fairly good clear ance late. Sheep for week, salabl ISM morkoi mostly 50 cents lower; good-choice spring lambs $15.00-50: common amdc si 2 no- common-medium No. 2 and 3 pelts old up lamoi w.w-iz.uu; icw meaium good $12.50-13.00; good ewes No. 2 and 3 Delta $4.00-50: No. 1 nolta mv nulla down to $2.00. DANCE Saturday Nite DANCELAND . . (Formerly Skateland) ' 519 Klamath Muilc by . . Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hill Billie . .poniored by Verterani of Foreign Wari Market Quotations iissss m I IT 7fl Is. 1 . issstssMI I """V. 1 11 J 1 I New Today.. .. .. 1 10 Bart-lcai 14 Halp Wanttd TamaU I It Htlp W.nUd, .Mala '...JjPjy-nt.j u7H LOST Oas ration book 'A". Ray E. Welch, 3131 -Want land. Phone 767.1 after 0 p. m, a -23 NEW YORK, May 30 WV-Selected stocks continued to give a moderately gooa account oi memscives in today i market although many leaders still dts oUcd considerable rlshiK reluctance. The list had to contend with a little profit cashing on tho modest average advance this week The Associated Press 60-siock composite had not experienced a losing session since April 13 and even the most bullish contingents in clined to keep commitments light. Turn over for the two hours was around 350, 000 shares. Sinclair oil touched another 1844 peak but failed to follow through. In front at Intervals were Stewart Warner. Al Icjihany Preferred. North American. Ken- nccott. U. S. Steel, Montgomery Ward, Vtcsimgnouse, ana international NicKei. Occasional laggards were Santa Pe. Bethlehem. Chrysler, Anaconda, Sears itoeoucK ana uu roni. Bonds were ahead In spots. Commodi ties were uneven. Closing quotations; Anaconda 25 1 it Calif Packing . aa'a Cat Tractor - 47- Commonwealth & Sou ..1110 Curtis-Wright w 5s General Electric . 33 ' General Motors Gt Nor Ry pfd . Illinois Central , Kcnnecott Long-Bell "A" Montgomery VTexd . Nash-Kelv ... - N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Gas & El Pnckard Motor . Penna R R Republic Steel Richfield Oil Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific , Standard Brands , Sunshine Mining Union OH cam Union Pacific . U S Steel Warner Pictures . . 33s . 13 . 31 i . 11' . 43i, . 18' . ls 4i . on . . 30 . 20H 7 . la. . 107ik - 31 Mi 12U Potatoes HAROLD It. WATIEH. Plowing and team work, general odd Jobbing. Phone 7673, 2110 Ilomednle. 4O041f WANTED Dining room cashier wllh some knowieuite or typing, inquire head waitress, Willard hotel. 5-23 FOR SALE Close In good, a bedroom home, furnished If desired. Piano, new electric ran sc. water neater, re frigerator, rock wool insulated. Venet ian blinds, atuomatlv oil-furnace, lull basement, double garaite, large lot, See Sunday or afier. Johnson or Inquire at Gun blqjro. 5-3J FOR SALE 'Late Nallonal hovue trailer, excellent condit on. Mnsontle. 'M ft. 3 rooms . Tandem wheels, good ttre.' eiectric ornKCs. i-rice .u. jonn it. Miller. 1107 E. 8ih St.. Chlco. Calif. 5-26 FOR SALE Twin beds complete, also steei tame anq cnairs. t'none atw, 1226 Division. 5-20 FOR 8ALE-70-ton. 10-16-8' fertiliser, Klamath Basin Cooperative. Phone 4.V Tutelake, Calif. 3-22 FOR SALE Mellotte Cream Separator, One 6 tine Jackson fork, $1.1, also one Stlvertona battery radio set, $15. All In good condition. Rudolph Sostak, 3t miles north of Malln. 3-33 LOGGERS For Sale. $400 Dow chain drive, gas, a ft. railing saw. Excellent condition at Schubert Repair Shop. Write or phone Don R. Newberry. U. S. Bank hide.. Medford. 5-23 WANT TO EXCHANGE house for sum mer in Venice, calif., for same here. House ' located three miles from beaches. One bedroom, four car Bor age and guest houie, completely furn ished. Call4123, room 231. 5-26 WANTED 1935 Standard Chevrolet re conditioned motor or short block. Allen Pfefferle. 1324 Gary. 3-22 WANTED TO RENT Furnished house. Adults, permanent, fnone iuo. o-aa WANT TO BUY A lawnmower an catcher. Phone 7813. a-23 WANTED Washing machine. Call 3201. 3-20 CHICAGO. May 20 in Potatoes, ar rivals. 95: on track 168: total u. shioments 660: new stock suotilies light; for best quality demand good; market strong: Alabama Bliss Triumphs No. $3.85-4.34; Sebagos U. S. No. 1, $4.00; Louisiana Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. 1, $4.15: California Long Whites U. S. No. S4.25: Wisconsin umoDcwas u. . No. 1, $2.60: Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. 1. $2.25: Wisconsin Russett Burbanks U. S. No, 1, $3.00. WHEAT CHICAGO. May 20 W Futures In May and July rye broke five cents today, the limit permitted for one day under board of trade rules as extremely heavy selling entered the pit. September and December rye contracts were on aoout two cents at times. The break In rye unsettled other grains, although lessee generally were confined to less than a cent. At the close wheat was We to lower, July $I.64t1.64. Oats were down Vt-i to c. July 77c. Rye was 2'a to 5 cents lower. May $1.15'. Barley was down c to fc. July st.zi1. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS rEaulty No. 6946 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. Marjorie June Richardson, Plaintiff, vs. Ned National Richardson, Defendant. TO NED NATIONAL RICHARDSON, DEFENDANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in tne noove-enuuea suit on or before the 2nd day of June, 1944, and If you fall to so annear and answer. Plaintiff will apply to the Court ior tne reuer prayed lor in tier com plaint, to .wit: A Decree of absolute divorce from you on the grounds of desertion; for the restoration of her former name, and for such other and further relief as to the Court may seem just and equitable. This Summons is nublished one week for four successive weeks by ureter ot tne Honorable David R. Van denberg. Judge of the above-entitled Court, made and entered on the 26th day of ADril. 1944. uate ot tne urst publication of this summons is April zoth. 1944. F. H. MILLS. Attorney for Plaintiff. 125 South Sixth Street. Klamath Falls, Oregon. A ity; M B-13-2U-CT, no. 73. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby riven that 1 have filed my final account and reoort as administratrix of the estate of Andrew ward, deceased, and the Judee of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for Klamath County, has fixed ten o clock in the forenoon of Tuesday, tht 6th of June. 1944. and the courtroom of said court in the court house at Klam- tn taiin. Oregon, as the time and nlace. when and where any oerson may ore- sent any objections or exceptions to anything therein contained, and at said time and place the court will finally seme said account. MARGUERITE M. WARD. Administratrix of the Estate of Andrew A. ward, also known as A. A. Ward, deceased. Publish: May 6, 13, 20, 27, June 3, 1044. no. iv. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ALBERT LANGER. DECEASED. Notice Is hereby given that th-,- under signed nave ocen aoDointed joint ad ministratrix and administrator of the estate of Albert Langer, deceased. All persons having claims against said es tate are reau red to nresent them to us. with the proper vouchers, at office of wm. uanong, 724 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated May 13, 1944. NELLIE L. LANGER . ELMER F. LANGER MI 3-20-27 ;J3-. No. 64 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that th under. ilgned has been aDDolnted admlnlstra. trix of the estate of Roy N. Karrer, de ceased, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present the some to me with proper vouchers at the office of L. Orth Sisemore, Conrt House, Klamath Falls, ureson, wiuun six montns irom May 13th, 1644. FRANCES E. KARRER. M13-20-27J3-10, No. 85 NOTICB TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given, that the under. signed has been appointed executrix of the estate of J, Floyd King, deceased, by tho Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for Klamath County. Oreson and has qualified a tsucli. All persona having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present tho same, duly verified an required by law, to the undersigned executrix, at the office of A. W. Schauno. 61.1U. Mnln street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from tho date of the first publication hereof which is May 13. 1944. ANNIE MAI KING, Executrix of the estate of J. Floyd King, deceased. M13-20.37;J3-10. No. 86 CHILI PARLOR RESTAURANT, fixtures. 14 stools, counter, back oar, etc. 411 E. Main. Medford. 5-23 FOR SALE 3-bed room modern house. Close. $4000. $1000 down. Phone 7307. agent. 3-20 THE KLAMATH HUMANE SOCIETY PHONE 8096 8-8m Klamath Refrigeration Service H0USEH0LC and COMMERCIAL EXPERT REPAIR 432 Commcrcliil Phono 7038 ti-Hmc AIR CONDITIONER SERVICE PARTS FILTER PADS All Makes BOB PORTER Ph. 7708 6-ltim WILL CARK FOR CHILDREN lit my home. Phone 3040. 533 WILL CARE FOR CHILmiRN days In my home near Mills school. Phone B214. 0-35 CURTAINS LAUNDERED and itratehed. rnone 3717. 6.7m OFFICE EQUIPMENT RKPAUHNO-Spe. cm. ico in cam registers, nee illicit Ruckner, Equipment Service, 2937 So, 6th. Phone 6314. fl-flmo OIL BUllNKR AND FURNACE REPAIR SERVICE Any Make Anv Tim Bob Porter Phone 7708 3 -Jim AVON PRODUCTS-Mro. Dert Johnson. niorriii, uregon. fnone 3003. 3-31 m SEPTIC TANKS cleaned and Installed. nays fnone 3273, mornings and eve nings 7633, fl-Umc HEMSTITCHING AND ALTERATIONS- (veeaiecrart snop. 1133 Main. Phone 4703. 0-LDm ;esspools AND SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Have modern equipment. Ed F. Ktna. St. Francis Trailer tamo. Phone 3200. 3-30 FOR RENT Furnished opt., suitable for couple. $22.30. Zleaicr Apts., one block south of Pelican City school. 3-33 WANT TO RENT Small modern 2 -room house in suburbs. Phone 7218. 3-23 FOR RENT Service station and gnrace. on busy highway. Altamont Trailer Park. 3-33 WANTED 3 men partners to cut slab wood on contract. Good pay. Coll Altamont Auto Camp. 8-23 FOR SALE Btcvcle. nontoon sail boat. 1218 CrescenL ' 3-20 LOST Gas ration book C. Dairy, Oregon. Carl Gibson 3-2J GOAT MILK delivered twice weekly by the gallon. I. J. Sistey, H. 3, box mi 3-20 FOR RENT Six rooms and bath. Close in. electric stove. heatlnK stove, auto matic hot water tank. . Phone 327". 28021 f FOR SALE Newly renovated home, close in. 2 bedrooms, on rutton st. 5-22 FOR SALE Small trailer. 6 oly. 16 in. tires. Folding cot. wooden ends. New dark green 0x12 waterproof umbrella tent with floor, window and screen. 24 In. boys' bicycle. Ladles black fur coat, size 18. Phone 6133 or call 3342. Summers lane. 3-20 FOR SALE Carriage 7233. stroller. Phone WANTED Refrigerator, six or eUht cubic feet. Write Box 2668, care Her ald and News. 5-23 WANTED Electric refrigerator. Box 278. WANT TO BUY Medium sized Ice box in good condition. Telephone Bins. nfOr ft nm. 7212. 3-2rt Meeting Notices Klam.th Lode. No. 77. A. P. Ic A. M. Saturday, Mar , 7:30 p. m. Work In M. M. degre. All brethren invited to attend. ALVA P. OLDHAM. Worshipful Master. CARPENTERS' LOCAL ' No. 190 Meeting Wednesday Evening, 8:00 P. M. C. D. LONG. SCC. Phone 5327 ltf HEMSTlTClllNn DRESSMAKING, Dultons and Buckln covered. Alterations on new and old nothing. Mrs. H. M. All.nd.r. 731 Main. Room 310. Ph. 73o3. 5-31 m OIL BUHNER SERVICE Phone OHO-J. A. Tufts 5-37 m LAWN-MOWERS, outboard and gas en gines repaired. We still like our cus tomers. Bodsnhamer Saw riling. 331 Z. Main. .i3m AVON PRODUCTS - Mrs. Pearl Ross. Phone UK. S.I3m CESSPOOLS and Septic Tanks cleaned. Have modern equipment. Ed F. King. St. Francis Auto Camp. 0-30 CARS WASHED AND LUBRICATED. Wllshlro Service, 2DM So. 0th, 0-34 SEWING MACHINES RECONDITIONED. Bring to our new location. Sewing Ma chine Service, 331B Shasta Way. Phone 8771. S-3m SPENCER COnSETlER-Phon. 3900 for Information evenings and Sundays. 68 m PAPER HANGER available. J. E. Patter son Paint Store, 1338 E. Main. Dial 3034. .3m FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyer. 143S Martin. Phono MOT. e-3m FURNACES CLEANED REPAIRED J A. Tufts-Heating Specialist Phone 8040 8-37m ALLEN Adding Machines and FRIDEN Calculators. 134 S. 0th St. Pioneer Printing & Stationery Co. 0.16m WANTED We will Interview fe male applicants at once for snlos positions. Re tail milu experience li advuiitniicoiis but not necessary. This Is a permanent Job at a , iiood salary. If you are iigtii'csslvo ami want to Bo nhciid, this Is your opportunity to mnko a clwinjie, Our oriinnltu tion has 13 stores In Oregon and 2 ot them ore managed by wom en. PHONE 3234 v Or call at the FIRESTONE STORE 827 Main 0-23 WANTED Reddy-to- Wear Saleslady Only Experienced Need Apply . Steady Work Good Pay CRAIG'S 017 Mnln IN KLAMATH FALLS $145.00 Month end Commission Age 25 to 45 Business Is Good Cor Necessary Phone 4181 Mr. Bnumnn S-22 WANTED Waitress and dishwasher. Wo man preferred. Apply at Ruler's Coffea Shop. SSftetf WANTED-Lady with some sawing e- pertenc. 10 no men I repair worn. Klamath Cleaners, 431 Main, 8-13 WANTED-Woman to wrap butler and nam lesung, itaymond ualry. 830 WANTED Party to car. for seml-lnvalld in meir noma. Tel, 8831 after 8 p. m. 833 WANTED Dining room cashier. Inqulr. 18 Holp Wanted, Male CHIMNEYS PhoneRfMn J I SWEPT Tufts 8-37m 12 Educational SWING PIANO Learn Swing Piano Playing the quick and easy Christ, ensen Way. Harmonize pop ular tunes with professional bass and breaks. Summer classes starting now. THELMA DUMM 407 No. Oth St. Phone 3408 6-14 Lost and Found LOST RaUon book "4" and "A" gas coupons. Mrs. Alma Robertson, 633 no. 3rd. D-zu LOST Small handbas and sweater. 89.00 reward. Lost at Macdoel. D. k. Williams, care Greynound, Klamath Falls. S-22 LOST Gas ration book Waterhouse, Keno, ore. "A." C. A 0-33 LOST Gas ration book "A." Steers, S080 Harlan Drive. Percy 5-22 LOST Spun silver butterfly pin. Keep. sake from son overseas. Mrs. Brlggs, 827 Walnut. Phone 3595. 5-22 General Notices NOTICE! SARI'S RESTAURANT Will Be Closed For Redecorating Watch For The Reopening Date 8-20 NEW CLASSIFIED HATES -per word 4e -per word 8c One day 3 day run 3 day run 4 day run 9 day run Week run Month run 3uft Discount for Payment In Advance per word 11c -per word 13o .-per word 14o .per word jno per word 40c SS Discount for Payment hv loth New Today LOST Jewelry box containing . four charms. Reward. Phone 5834. 9-30 BOARD AND ROOM, 829 Jefferson. 9-30 FOUND Bay. snipped-nose gelding. Diamond. S brand, O. Watts. Bly. Owner may have by paying ior nd and feed bill. 6-33 Attention Fishermen! Open All Night Saturday Week Days Until Midnight Fishing Supplies Gas and Pop WATKINS STATION 10 Miles North of Klamath Falls Highway 97 Algoma 3-20 13 Htalth aaaa.... isl "Bf'V'Vfj'rrUlJ'l PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT -HOME 153 Granite St. Ashland, Oregon Phone 7091 Graduate Nurse in Charge. 6-8m DR. M. C. CASSEL chiropractic cllnle. colon and rectal diseases, 833 Main. D'al 721.1 -31m 14 Help Vanted Female WOMEN WANTED The Klamath Dehydration Co. Needs Women. This is a 100 war production plant. HELP FEED OUR ARMED FORCES! Apply at the plant. 522 So. 6th St. WANTED Maid at Pelican Hotel. 4103H call at Barnhlsel Agency, at Home Laundry, 410 N, Spring, across irom Lost rtiver Dairy, girl. Men's Hand Laundry. environment. Wages best prevallini paid. One wanting permanent em. ployment preferred. Dr. G. A. Massey, Phone 3713. 3703tf w nn icit waitresses ana Kltcnen help ers. Good salary and board. Apply in-person. Klamath Billiards, 9-30 WANTED Repair woman and illk fin isher. Standard Cleanora. 319411 WANTED Waitress, no nlghta or Sun day work. Walgreen's Drug, 3019tf CAR HOPPER WANTED -Tok Drive-in. So. Oth SL Apply Tlk 4600 tf WANTED A-l Auto Mechanic 424 So. Oth St. WANTED Capable Automobile Mechanic Ideal Working Conditions Salary or Percentage SEE MATTY MATTES0N LOMBARD MOTORS Tl ine PELICAN BAY LUMBER CO M l i i i '1 is increasing us output and has open, ings in several jobs. They invite old men to return ana new men to call at tne pi ant or see our representative wno is temporarily located at tho Mecca. , IS Help Wanted. Male Experienced Automotive Painter hxcollont working condi tions. Highest prevailing wago. A good spot for tho right man. Soe Lynn Bonnom, service manager. Ashley Chevrolet Co. 4i o o. eiii I'll. 4113 tf WANTED- One con.tniellon millwright. ei.ou per nour. ou nours per week. 'Out of luwn. Write lias 308, care of Herald and News. a3J WANTED Help around crushing plant producing aggregate for navy, Uitod ?ay on hours. Mil or part time. Call aoa or com to office at Maker tiii.rrv. rtftlil Jt ffrtnlev. It 8lttialona Wanted ItlOlt SCHOOL PttOrEHSOR desires per manent clerical posiuon in essential war Industry. Personnel work pre ferred. One yeer's experience es clerk, general. In personnel office. Write Box 3010. care Herald and News. 8 30 EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER will do eooaaeeping in own Home, call inxi a 33 30 23 ACRFC 3 ACRE H0MESITF mllwt from center ol J iroea native .hrubi. OtfH K Kl.trm.lh Uko. Bo. Ini on .-hem. ....1.,- "3 - " ' "-r, wan 20 ACRES IRRIGATED with porpntnul freo w.ter ,J 0 ttcrcg iiirnUii, bnlnncttaS chen bur t-v SKE R. P. OLIVER Ml &OIUU 8th phoM);; MODERN HOME Clean, 2 bedroom houn, (J In on pavement. Electric J water tank, nice yird, (kriJ troej, sprinkling, tjjfa Immediate Possession 840 California- Ave, rhono 66SS 20 Room and Board For Permanent Position Weekly Guarantee Anderson Auto Service 632 Walnut Phone SS73 2880tf WANTED MAN or WOMEN To Work In Cleaning .Room ' Pressers Repair Woman New Method Cleaners Phone 4471 9-23 IN KLAMATH FALLS $145.00 Month and Commission ' Age 25 to 45 Business Is Good Car Necessary Phone 4181 Mr. Bauman WQATin.nnnM..mti Main. it Roomi For Rani Mw,l!ki.0T,.U-MI1 "' Armr' SEVERAL NEW Weekly ralea. tji ATTRACTIVE BUYS itQOMa-ioM nigh. o-iJm LISTED TODAY . aoOMa1034 High. a-l3in 1 1 DCADrj PEPS rOH MEN DM Bo. gin. nTs REALTOR oom-38 nigh. Tj 1020 Mnln ' Phone CJ nooM yon iient IM No Srd. n i7mc " It Houaw For Rant TnuCKS FOR RENT-You drive: move yourself, save l Slllee Dearon Serv ice, 1301 East H.IH, phone twos. .m fori RENT-3-room modern house. 28 3M B33 Mlacellanaoui For Rent saeaaasas-aaes-aasaals. s,s. I e-SrV-W'V-XiSjV ELECTRIC FLOOR SANOEnS and edger rented. Do your own work. Inquire Palnl Dept. MONTGOMERY WAItb A co- -3lm DEAD CAR STORAGE ONLY . Bsfely and protection. Care are not moved or molested, 331 So. lllh. 5-3lm build ng or can be diverted In 10 small er stores and sub-leased, on busy street. Good living quarters In con- icunn wnn seme. Knone RTin. n-3 30 Raal Estnta Par Hu 'on SALE-tos acres In the edge of . -i-.vj , wtwn, isnreu sneep tight, has water right out of Chewaucan river for 0 acres of very productive land, good six-room house, large screen porch and balh, pressure water sys tem, drilled well, electricity, on main I i hi t ' . r bl01' ,n P""' '"c' Prlc.-iioW-,iu Th.N0l5 TAgencil: WOMAN DISHWASHER WANTED, night hlft. Apply In penon after 5 p, m, Burr-o-n, So, Oth at Martin. ' 0-20 Penonali MONUMENTS Klamath Falli Marble and Granite. Worki, 116 8. 11th. Ph. 381. 6-Bm CONCRETX CURBS and white tops on your cemetery loti. Call 07S0 or In quire at 1H12 Worden. B-1Bm 10 Service! rUTXER BRUSHES - R, V. Morgan. Phone 3348. S32 So. Riverside. 0-24 EI-ECTROLUX SERVICE -Service, 1031 Main St, Bud' Photo Phone 7107. 8-13m TVPIST WANTED Someone with tele. pnone experience preferred, Apply Western Union. . 8-20 LEADING Northern California Radio uiation wanta two women with active advertising or editorial experience for Immediate work. Give complete de tails as to background and training Including age and pay desired. Include picture and voice transcription. Write Box 2641, care Herald and News. 0-23 WA NTED Worn a n or girl over IB, for housework. Phone 7207. 020 LAUNDRY WORKERS, experienced or inexperienced. Housewives, If you can work 4 or S hours a day, morning or afternoon In a war essential Industry, see us. Cascade Laundry. 0.28 WANTED Middle-aged woman to keep house 'for working man only. Write or call Fred Ha r key, 114 'j Martin, alter 6 p. m. 0-22 ; CAN USE 2 GOOD FAINTERS-Steady FOR SAI.E-1 M. .rr. n . . ' , ; ao " 64S3 Simmers avenue. fl-ao ' NfGHT CLERK WANTED Also a maid TOR SAT r a 1 ". " at the Hart Hotel i u" bale 0-room house, cloie in, ro- Hotel. 820 decorated. Immediate possession. In- I WANTED One spray man, and brush 1Ml Mc""r- -20 man, steady work. 8 and 7 days per ron mat w ru ! rDoIo3,p-lnll"'c'- r$rf : oyt'urs'rT.:;1 ',,.R..Lo:,;3-3S,s,hou"" ,o B... w.e,., northern CallfonSa! Pm.MiTmoehn, , P'33 Box 1227. Algoma. 5.20 WANTED Cat driver. Phone 4400, 5-33 FOR SALE-Rea.on.ble, 4-room mod" SAWMILL FIREMAN - 00 hour, per WMT3.rmhc2?.l,nn,. 1LWt b,?,rMm" week. Phone 4400, w'oodr.dfi'nqu!?. c't WelK WANTED AT ONCE-Roller man, flO.OO ""n- S,u.hdoo.t.br"2? ,T70' ir8d.PyrtS ' ..""J'0"" Box J847. ear. .( H.rald and News. BTUCCO HOUSE-3 rooms, garage, com. '3 Plate y modern, Electric rango, oil JANITOR for part time work 2.!!0UL'"ni' "!r furniture, P,-tro ctos Western Union. ' ApK Vl',,"Zim, ,M '" f'M cash. m Available June 1. Phono 74SO, 0-23 WcSny.Bphon.' ffl'l'i. AS.mr,ihpBm' ' ""-Modern 3-room house, Phone DRIVER SALESMAN for leundrv mnA ,0.? BAtir5.'room movant furnished dry cleaning routl Exc.'".ntni.r.nrJ SmT?- M,i..$1B!0 imn- 333 Mor- and commission. Cascade Laundry. timer. Call after 4, 2300K ' ,9S.8ALF-3 'enced. netted win. WANTED Jobber, handle Una feet sail'. B,rn. ',houie, chicken house. . Ing .sited nut card", exc'usl" IV hnf." .mS",.'ln' mo- m "' given, 30 pkgs. to each card wa'nuta """" 3431 A'fmont Drlv.. . t-h . ra.d'nor.d,K.,o'7,imr ' - '-room hou... Co.. in. Write: Oregon Product. Comoanvp II"?" b" r,I"lr- wner leaving O. Box 87, Oranu Pass, 0??P 4-5 ""y' ,l"""r' MoWirwr. B-30 WANTED AT ONCE-Roller man gtonri S aALE-3-bedmom, modern house, per day; blade man. $0 80 ir H. Si 1 00'1 Cheap. 3040 flush coaler at S, 70 ' , de5 track Dl""r. AlUmont tilstHct. " U-30 driver, at B.70i laborer at 8,I0 per ron, .ir . Z day, Apply at State Hlehwiv v.?J -Si.u8 A!-4-r,",m no"". 3 " tenanc. offlc. ori AltamMt Drive" ' S5S houKi,'l'wb,-"-rl. ' near South th. DrJ.vi ft?, 'vol- $im. Soma terms. 4.W3 a'n Altamont Drlv., . , fl-34 .' '." ." ' -:i ' ' ; ;- FOR SALE 2-BEDR00M HOMl Hnrilwood floor,, ol) (urattl Kn.ty piiymrnli 8S InlmUl Investors Attention 8 Furnished Aportmw' at 445 Market St, with n gross Income ol fliU per month. 110x150 toot 1 GoinR for $4500100 will $2000.00 down. CHILCOTE & SMITH Slnm 1000 111 N. Dth PtlOMWl FOR SALE ,.; FURNISHED 3-R00M HOUSE ; Immedlnto posseujon. Bt mont pnrtly tln"""? terms. Locntett at 334 N St., llillsido Addn. GRAY'S REALTY Corner 7lh ni Jljll0n0 ,: jet ASHLAND, ORE601 Homes - Business Property ond Fariw ' FOR SALE H. C. GALEY, Art i iamk cnR SALE rn. EVERETT DENNIS, 121 N. 8th Phone rOR SALE or "'tA you7-'A ?SWSS, mont 3nd sUdlllon, t"" : m 0:30 p. m. FOR SALE BY OWWEn- ,,; gated ranch, 1 " J rango. Some term r""" W ron SAI.EMod.rn W'-JS5l5 woodshed, on two ' .v,, it. rOR SALE One 7-roonl enT'J house, modern w ilt " ,1 JJ and closet, '"f ri 'tf ' fruit tree., P",'"c,ff iw K both on one loU Call - rOR SAI.E-4-roo" l ", J5 War. Main. ---if" : TTTmtiowl.T ton SALE -.r,l, or lk ,100x110 mi. 105ih:;,sii v; term., w vjmai- rOR SALf.-3.brdroom MftiirjS or unfurnished. Set," , Sfg A 47D-3U. : " t