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National Potato Letter-' December's Final Potato Crop .Report Shows Decline December's f Inul polulo crop report, rolouflocl Ducuinbur 11), ihows doullne ol 8.8 million bushels llood nuws to tlioso who , bud foruboillng of future trouble. Uua sumo effect on un- . tlclpaled supply as dumplntl Unit much. Results from comblnntlon of reduced ucrvuuo and ainullor yield. P 1 n I o d ucrvuuo wua 21)45.6 thousand ucrva, hurvustud only 2823.7 ucrus. Purt of differ ence la more rovlston of previous datu, purt uctuul ubiiiiduiwit-nt. The reports ahow llttla acruiiito was loft unhurventcd ijocuusa of frcozlnu, alnco tlio pro-wur nvcr. ' age abandonment run nround 40 to BO thouaund, this your only 21. B thouaund, Ai a aide Issue, this offers con-skim-able proof thut nre-wur abandonment was piirtiully due to unfavorable prlcox its wall us actuul dnmiigo In tho field, and that current support prlcna lire regarded aa satisfactory even Air relatlvoly poor fields. Threo eaatorn atatea uro tlown 22,0(10 , aorea with other atutca In thou snnda na follows: Upstate New York and Pennsylvania uccount lng for 11 and 7, respectively, but with tho 6 central atutea up 0, with Minnesota's Increase of 17 more thun offsetting duel lues of B In North Dakota and other minor chuiiKi'S. Ten western atutea nro up 10. with Iduho, No braaka and California account ing for 7, S, and 4, respectively partially offset by declines else where. The IB late atntea arc down 0, and the 30 lute atutca are down 10.5. Yields are now estimated as M0.8 bushels per acre compared 151.4 bushels a month ago. The three oastcrn atutca uro down 3, five central down 1.3, ten west ern 1.3, und ull 18 late down 1.1. Tho 30 lute slates ure down 1.3 bushels per acre, Tho only changes of iniplirtiinco In excess of 5 bushels per acre occurred In Maine, which la down 13 bushels, and California which la down 20 bushels. Movement Car ahortugo and weak de mand wcro general during the past week. Total shipments foil to 4054 cars or 1037 curs below the previous week, uvernglng only 601 per day. Till may have a alrengthcning effect prlce-wlao, but wouldn't tako many days to offset completely the decline In tho crop estlmnte. Official USDA summary of ship ments from the 18 late surplus atntea through December (I, ad justed for heavy summer ship ments from Long Island mid Washington, shows a ahortfall of 4261 cara compared with ship ment to the sume date last year. Mean alight Increase in short- Ian reported last week. Also, wt repent thut last ycur we ought Uo have shipments 0 to iu uiousana cara to auto ancua or lilt year to this time. Thereforo on the basU of this rough esti mate, we probably are about 13 to 14 thousand cars short of the position we ihould be In now to assure orderly movement of the entire 1846 date crop. Prospects of gaining appreciably are limit ed by car shortages, which now art more acute than any time during tne entire emergency pc- rioa. By itatcs, Idaho Is off 360 cars, Maine 685. Red River vnllev 470 Long Island 227. Oregon has neia sicaay, wasmngton gnincd a little, and minor differences in ' oilier atatea account for the rc malnder. Demand. Prices and Markets Demand at most producing points is generally slow. Mar kets reported steady with some slightly stronger. Maine con tinues to be in tho most favor able with demand moderate, the market steady and nrices si In lit. ly above floor. Idaho demand Is fair to moderate with markets slightly stronger and prices 5 to 10 cents above the floor. - North Dakota demand is reported slow, market steady, very few sales and prices continuing about floor for commercial stock. Colorado romaina about steady, prices doui iioor ior wasned stocK, and only moderate demand, Very fow sales are reported for Wis. consln potatoes, with practically no hauling since late Inst week due to weather oondltions. Michigan continues with a slow demnnd and too few sales to es tablish a market. Conditions and prices remain prnctlcnlly unchanged for upstntc New xorx. New York terminal Is rennrt ed firm for eastern stock, with the market becoming dull for offerings. Chicago has firmed some with the market slightly stronger under light supplies and tracing. Surplus Removal and Price Supoort The Philadelphia alcohol plant now is at tho end of its run but thia should make little difference , to shippers as the eastern lute . surplus crop now is reported V 'ss than one million bushels ', cr last year and only 1.5 mil- m over average. Starch di- 'slon and exports should be v s to control the situntlon in " east. The central states are i; tly on average and only 6,4 V on bushels over Inst year. .is looks good but actually nd is not moving tho crop to et and the short-fall In ship 1 1 has approximately the t market effect as excess pro- r n. ino wesi is 14.1 mil i ushels over last year and aillion over average, but lily shows tho greatest I, strength. The West could Vi real disposition trouble, tr, If tho car shortage supplies dammed up too I; Into price . trouble If easy later in tho sen- l Wrong dope last week Inch boat was not load "joorted, largely on ac sho car situation. We ;l. however, that tho (bought or contracted were not delivered. ff of this nlco outlet ?s!t, however, if the ,m't moved. Other diversion outlets are functioning normally, with plenty ol sup piles in sight. Tho Dopurtmont of Agricul ture now price aupport program is cuualng plenty ol comment, aa predicted Just week, Questions center around percentage of purity reflected by price sched ule. Thia la a highly technical mutter aa probably only a hand ful of ueoulo In or out of USDA really understand parity, what it la, how It worka, or now it's used in price program. Con tacts in USDA auy statement unawerlug aeverul basic ques tions la shaping up, and should bo relousod soon, Hope it'i good it will have to bo. Car Supply Aa wo huvo said before, the cur supply Ja worae than any tlmo during the war, with little prospect of Immediate or near future Improvement a. All uuunclea are doing tho best they can to gut bad-order cars out of tho repair ahops, apecd up re turn to snipping areua una mane the best possible use of cars. Honco ODT'a recent orders raising minimum loading to 80, 000 pounds on potatoes in bur- lup sucks, increasing demurrage, prohibiting diversion on through rntes nfter 48 hours, and count ing Sundays and holidays in tne 40 hours free tlmo before demur mage begins. Look for more action along this line If these latest I. C. C. orders don't free the cars. I. C. C. may resort to embargoes against shippers and receivers who don't bill or release cars promptly. 12 Hurt When Trains Crash BEMIDJI, Minn., Dec. 26 (W) Two Greut Northern passenger trains collided heudon at the edge of the city early today. In juring 12 persons. Ten of the in jured were released from the hospital after treatment. At St. Paul, an official of the road said tho castbound train had failed to take a siding but was only traveling about "two miles an hour" when it met the other train. Beautiful Decoration Adorns Evans' Home On Christmas Eve a star shone forth from the East And Percy L. Evans, who re cently returned to Klamath Falls after his discharge from the naval air service, realized a four- year-old ambition. The bluish-silver neon star, surrounaeo uv myriads or color. cd lights, Is placed on the roof oi tvnns nome at sunset ranch on Alameda drive, and Is prob ably the most outstanding dis play of outdoor decorntlng in ninmnin runs in is noiidav. According to custom, they will uurn uniu mo old year ends. Klamath Indian Council Will Meet The Klamath Inrilnn trxnoml council will meet tomorrow at jvinmoin Agency ior discussion ii-Kiirumg uio ousincss commit tee's "Resolutions for the guid ance of tllA Wnshlnotnn rfnLn. tlon in accordance with the pre vious general council action of October 5, 1045." Boyd Jackson and Wade Craw ford arc tho delegates to Wash ington, and their Instructions win uo ui.icuBsca ai mis meeting. No Auto Accidents Reported Tuesday TULELAKE, Dec. 26 No irnnic accidents were reported TllnuHnv kv tl,a PnlWn.nn .1.1. UI..I. ...... i . I .... - . uiKiiwuy uuirut umcc DV Mrs. 1..1. T ...... .... 1 , Mrs. Long is in charge during dm nlBA,son t9 n 1 .1 urn... - " -fcJ - Kill VTiiauil, patrolman, who with Mm. Wil- uii wiiu iamuy is spending ine . -iwo inivaa, 11C Will CnlliKn hnia TinmU.... B1 ..we... iivi s cwumgci OA New Pine Creek Til n Uannif Tin... . I . .L u.U . ..w 1 tW .uw Jiciu. its annual Christmas party last luesuuy evening at me grange hall. All club members and moir lumiucs were Invited and treats worn avtnnHnrl ie (Kb nUll. dren. This club Is particularly n nt nrl fnr. It. .nnnlnlli, . i i . - - -v. ..a ouvbtniij WUIVCU and prepared dinners at this VlllntlHn 41mA nnJ nl 1.1... .. . .. . ....iu u.au niau taiCB great delight in putting on quite un i-iaooraie program following the banquet. This .year the Crniln etnopH nn ilrl.fa.l-lnn.J school program which was put on aooui iiKe iney did 00 years ago with everyone dressed ac- eorHInfflv. SIiipa 4h. nr.l. 4. put on primarily for fun, no details are spared in producing uie maximum in mirm and jot- lllv Arnntiri AO maml.AM nn..l. - - ........ vv .1, KUIIUI and children nnrflelnnlni In Hi. festivity. OBITUARIES OINEVRA N. MOE uiiinvia it. rau, wiib oi nenry . Mm. 1321 Pitclflo Terrace, pmied away at the family residence Monday, De cember 34 at 8:48 p. m. following a con fining Illness of 20 months. Mrs, Moe was a native of Camden, Ohio, being (he dauahter of Mr. anri Mrs. That-lMB Whiteside. She Is survived by her hus band And one brother, D. W. Whiteside of Riverside, Calif. She waa a populnr matron of Klamath Palis since IBIS, she and Mr. Moe having come here from Med ford at that time. The remain are in the enre of the Enrl Whitlock Tuneral Home and the funeral arrange me nU are boing announcod todny. Situation Wonted By Veteran few , m v :i 'j jL' forW .: iill VpF?P If ' William O. Caufleld, 21, veteran of Pacific fighting recently discharged from the navy, parades on a Ban Francisco street with a sandwich sign which reads in parti "I fought for you, now let me work for you." Ctufield, of San Francisco, said he wants a job with sufficient salary to support wife and child. (AP wire-photo). FUNERAL OINKVBA N. MOE Funeral service for the late Mrs. Henry N. Moe, ltI2l Pacific Terrace, who raued Avvuy DoL-ember 24, will be held rom the chit pel of the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home, I'ine at flixth, on Thurs day, December '11 at 3 p. in. with Ihe IteV. F. C. Wissenbach. pastor of St. Paul's Kpiscopal church officiating". Commitment service and Interment to follow at Llnkvllle cemetery. Friend are Invited. ROBERT KAUI, 81IKLDON Robert Enrl Sholrinn. Infant inn nt Mr, mid Mrs, Kdward K, Sheldon, passed nwoy In this city on Monday; December 24, 104ft at 2:20 a. m. Besides his nr enti, little Robert la aurvlved by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William arl Sheldon of Modesto, Calif.; and Mr. und Mrs, Herman Miller of valley Home, Calif. Graveside services wore 2:00 p. m. with Rev. Bertrand V. Peter son of tho Church of the Natarene of- flclntlne. Ward'a Klamath Funaral Homo in charge of arrangements, Courthouse Records MterrUge Licenses REDDEN -FOKNKY. Lawrence A. Red den, 32. U, 8. navy. Native of Okla homa. Resldont of Klamath Falls, Ore. Allle Wynrmla Forney, 17. student. Na tive of Oklahoma. Resident of Klamath rails. Ore. WINUO-WALMGER. Clyde M. Wlngo, 33, V. 8. marine. Native of Florida. Resident of CUy county, Fla, Phyllis S. Walllger, 21, cashier. Native of Wash ington. Resident of Klamath rails, Ore, Complaints Filed Janette K- Ha born vs. Lee Reborn, suit fur divorce. Charge, cruel and in human treatment Couple married May SO. 1042, at Reno, Nev. Plaintiff aska custody of one minor child. J. C. O'Neill, attorney fur plaintiff. Frances Ainma Gardner vs. Wilson Syles Gardner, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married September B. J 020, at Albln Neb. Plaintiff asks property settlement, tiaoo cash payment for support and tiso a month, J, C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Joan Reeder vs. Albert B. Reeder, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment Couple married De cember 10, 1044, at Reno, Nev. J, C O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Justice Court Norman Clell Collin, no operator' license. Fine, I9.M. Carl Frnnk Herndon, no operator's license. Fine, 13.50, Norman Clell Collins, operating ve hicle on right side of highway. Fine, 3.30. Manuel Oontales, no operator's license. Fine, 3.30. WEATHER Klamelh Fall Sacramento Portland Reno San Francisco . Seattle M exi ford . Red Bluff Max. Mln. Precip. ... 31 42 .47 37 33 .33 33 60 .04 41 38 .33 48 36 Trace .... 37 32 .14 48 M .07 .43 30 .18 ...32 50 .07 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Light rain today, tonight and Thursday; little temperature change; Increasing south westerly wind off coast becoming strong north of Point Arena thl morning. WASHINGTON AND OREGON Rein west portion today, becoming showery tonight and Thursday. Intermittent rain or snow In east portion. Fresh to strong southerly wind off coast. WHEAT CHICAGO. Dec. 28 fAP Wheat futures trading broadened somewhat to day on offering from southwestern In terest and advance ranging upward to major fractions of a cent a tuhel were chalked up most of the time. The dealings mainly were In the new crop months with the July delivery led Injr the climb. Other grain, except May oat, and July barley, also were strong must of tho session. Wheal closed unchanged to '4o higher than Saturday' finish, May Sl.fio: corn unchanged at $1.1814 ceilings; oats He lower to He higher, Mny 77&-c; rye unchanged to 1 lie higher, May l.74S-3; barley Uo higher to Sbc lower. May $1.22. Market Quotations NEW YORK, Dc. M (AP) Selected laeU, motor., rail, and aircraft, led a s.neral advance of fraction, to around a point. In today', alock market Cloalns quotations: American -Can ..1S8 Am Tel Si Tel IDS'. Anaconda -' , 451, Calif Parkins 3SI4 Commonwealth St Sou Curtl.-WrKht General Electric . General Motor. CI lor Ry pfd Int Harvester Kennecotl lxms-Dell "A" Montgomery Ward . nain-neiv N Y Central Northern Paclflo I'.c Un. & El J C Penney Safoway Store Sear. Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Drand. Sunahlne Mining Union Oil Calif Union Pacific U S Steel Warner Picture. . s . 47 t 70'. 6o; 8S 40 31 74 ',4 34 35K 37H 42", 1491'. 20V. 3ISV, 601, 4'i 22'i 2fli 14u'.i . 81 . 31U Potatoes CHICAGO. Dee. 28 (AP-USDA) Pota toes: arrival lioa. on track in, toiai V. 8. shipments Friday 724, Saturday fate, &unoay oo, monuay iui, una xuw dv 30. Supplies moderate. Demand fair, mar ket firm to slightly aironger. Idaho Kutset uurnank. u. s. no. i, iw.ss- .w: L-oi or ao ttea mcciures, u. s. no, 1. 3.13-3.73; Nebraska Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1, 3.23-3.50; North Dakota Cobblers, good quality. 2.53: Wisconsin Chlppewas, commercial. 2.G0; Pontiacs and Russet Rural, commercial, 2.25- 2.3a LIVESTOCK DENVER. Dec. 2S IAP-USDA1 Salable ahecp 1700, total 4000; market active: lauahtar clane. 15-23 centa hleher than Friday; three double, good-choice 91. lot ID. lea lamns ai...u; oiners moauy flood S14.1S; truck-lni practically abunt: wo load, good-choice 122 lb. ewea S0-60; everal load, good-choice 62-88 lb., trucked-ln ieedlng lamb, steady at 114.00-75. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 28 (AP-USDAI Salable cattle 400. calves 13. market .low, about steady: load good Nevada steers ,17.00: few common S12.OO-13.00; medium-good heifers scarce, quoted at S15.0O-17.00; load lots good cows ,13.00-30; mostly she stock salable below S12.50; cutters $7.73-8.73: canners 10.50-7.23: common-good sausage bulls $10.00-12.00: calves steady; few common good vealers ,11.00-13.00. Salable hogs 100: market steady: good' choice 200-300 lb. barrows ana gilts ,15.00: good sows 113.05; feeder pigs dull. weak. Salable sheep BOO: market alow, steady; two decks medium-good Oregon lambs $13.73; package culti $10.00; about 73 head good heavy full wooled ewes S6.23. . "Tsrr Trpxm nth Imh, 1045-44 U Season l44-4 Day of , H aasaaBBSssasKsssssEasBKasiKBasaB D,. to Season .. DeeembM- Dally DsU to U.U Da fly Pat. to Data 1 25 23 5:103 IWO 0 ( 0 8393 00 185 S89S I 19 44 5412 0 ' MW 4" 42 S8 S454 82 47 S7S1 J 50 138 8804 111 S5 S893 t SO 168 5534 100 484 S09B Ij 39 208 S573 101 587 ' ,101 , 48 233 B021 M SM 200 a 0 251 S021 94 780 204 .a 83 SOS 8074 1 787 8301 U 44 350 8718 72 539 8373 1 " S3 381 S7S1 SS 924 S45S 13 13 41S 87B4 71 98 8530 4 23 438 B817 71 1087 8801 ' s 18 478 1853 S3 1149 8883 18 0 475 8851 SS 1234 1788 17 23 498 SB78 7 1241 8775 la SO S28 8OS 88 1309 S841 tg 33 881 8041 SI 1360 8904 20 47 110 8908 : SS 4 11 ' 45 658 8038 4 1 22 M 5 6064 4 15"3 10" 21 0 8S8 8004 17 168 24 46 732 8110 0 " Hi 23 0 732 8110 0 1890 7114 28 " 33 1612 '7148 27 Itn, 7211 2, " 50 1729 7261 ' 7. 1803 7337 71 1S74 7408 JJ - I 1S7 7413 PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 28 (AP-USDAI Salable cattle 200, total 430; calves 25; market opened very active; Inter trade less active but mostly steady: good steers closed slow and easier Monday; load good 645 lb. steers today $16.50, ngnuy sorted; few trucklns up 10 si7.uv; KLAMATH BAS1W Carload Potato Shipments (Figures from State-Federal Inspector Ross Aubrey) Wednesday, Dae. 28. 195 common steers S12.0O-13.30; cutter dairy type steers down to $10.00; common nidlum heifers $10.00-13.30; odd head ,14.50-15.00; light cutters down to $8.00, canner-cutters $0.50-8.50; shells down tp Kl.oo; fat dairy type 'ovi Je.uo-IOM: medium-good beef cows $11.30-13.73; odd beef bulls $11.50; load strictly good beef bulls Monday up to $13.00; medium-good vealers $12.50-14.00; choice salable ,14 30-13.00. Salable hogs 25, total 1300; few Mies steady: good-choice barrows and Silts $15.80; sows mo.Uy $14.00; few 230 lbs. up to $14.73; choice above 90 lb. feeder pigs quouble to $13.30. , Salable sheep 23. total 800; market nominally steady: good-choice wooled lambs quotable $13.73-14.23; good ewes alabl. $4.30-3.00; culls down; ewes un sold. CHICACO. Dec. 28 IAP-USDA) Sal able hogs 2000, total 9000; active, fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. and up at $14.83 celling; good and choice sows at $14.10; com- P's..b'.e.ca..,. 5500, total 5300: salable calve 400; total 400; starvation receipt main Umulatin factor; all clae and trades measurably higher, mostly 25 to J cents higher on steer and hellers and strong to 23 cents higher on cows and bulls; demand exceeding aupply: clearance prompt and practically com plete; most slaughter steer 15.5M7.75: dozen load 18.00; best heifers 17.00, but choice kind absent; most beef cows 9.50-13.00; odd head 14.00; heavy beef bull to 14.23; most sausage bulls 13.00 down; scant supply vealera at and below 15.30. Salable sheep 3500, total 7000: mod erately active, steady; spots strong: 0 decks good and choice natives and fed wooled western lambs 14.83, medium to good natives, mostly medium grade kinds. 13.00-14.00. with common light sortouU 11.00-12.00: 2 load good and choice fed yearling 12.85 and 12.93; slaughter ewea 6.00-7.00, 3 loads mixed medium to choice Kansas wheat pastured kinds 7.10 straight. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of MALCOLM GRAEME MacNEVlN. deceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon, for Klamath County, the final account of his administration of aald estate and that the court has ap pointed January 4. 1946, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. aa the time, and the courtroom of said court as the place for the hearing and settlement of aald ac count. Dated December S, 1943. PAUL FARRENS, Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of MALCOLM GRAEME MacNEVlN. Deceased D 6. 12, 19, 26 No. 245. Homma Arrives In Manila For Trial Japanese Lt. Gen. MBiaht.ru Homma. (left), is escorted from army plane by a military policeman upon arriving in Manila for his war crimes trial involving the deaths of 67,000 prisoners of war. (AP wirephoto). NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that WILSON TITLE 8c ABSTRACT CO., an Oregon corporation, whose home office is in Klamath Falls. Oregon, duly licensed to transact a title insurance business in aald State of Oregon, has applied to the Insurance Commissioner of said state for a return of the securities deposited by said corporation as a guaranty fund, and has notified said Commissioner of its Intention to retire from said title insurance business, and that it has entered into a contract of re-insurance with COMMONWEALTH, INC.. an Ore gon corporation, whose home office is in Portland, Oregon, and which is duly licensed to transact a title insurance business In Oregon, whereby said COM MONWEALTH. INC. assumes and agree n rii.nhi.Mt all th tlnhlltties of evorv kind, due and to become due, which the deposit of the securities of WILSON TITLE & ABSTRACT CO. was made to secure. Dated at Salem, Oregon, December 7, 1943 SETH B. THOMPSON. Trttiranrt Ca mm Iks loner. D. l-2; J. 2-9-16-23-30: F. jlNft 232. CLASSIFIED RATES One day per word 4c S day run won) 8c 3 day run r- word lie 4 day run r" word 13c 5 day run r word 14c Week run r" word 15c Month run per word c Ads received by 1:00 p, m. will appear same afternoon in "New Today'' column. New Today WANTED Woman for general house work 2 days a week or 3 afternoons. Phone 3687. 12-27 MAX B Coffee Shop closed for repairs. na-AMft Friday morning. . . 12-27 LOST Red female Cocker Spaniel, 34 month. Xrom nope, rauam vm. 12-27 LAYING, SANDING, FINISHING Dewitt and Karl Floor Co., Phone 8735. IRONING by the hour In my home, 7Sc an hour. Ph. 6882 between 0 p. m. and 8 d. m. Rankin. 12-29 FOR SALE Walnut writing desk. Phone 4832. 12-27 WILL the person who found my wallet containin discharge Dapcrs please return It- Keep money. Corporal Don ald R. Crawford, 1882 Academy St. 12-28 MAX'S Coffee Shop closed for repairs. Re-open Friday morning. 12-27 WANTED Car Hop, Mom' Drive Inn. 4729 So. 6th. or 4803. lOlOtf WILL TRADE 1039 Ford tudor. ex cellent condition, A-l rubber for pickup 1936 or later. Telephone 7577 or 1435 Worden. 12-28 WAisinrn Wnir.in for laundnr. work. Cascade Laundry. 1064tf wanted Boar service near Ivory. Phone 3447. 1062U FOR SALE Pig. Phone 3447. 1063U TO TRADE Saddle mare for milk cow. Call at 223 South 3 th or phone 3447. . loeiti LOST Box of mechanics tools between Klamath Falls and DcVaul ranch in Langell valley. 910.00 reward. Finder please notify J. W. Thompson, 939 Alameda, Klamath Falls or Phone 8580. 12-26 FOR SALE Model A, good tires, good motor. Phone 6390. 12-28 FOR SALE Dry fir and .pine body wood. $13.30 per cord In two cord loads or mora. Phone 4378. 12-28 FOR SALE One Montgomery Ward elec tric refrigerator. One new Toledo cook stove. 4255 Frieda. 12-27 CHIMNEYS swept, oil stoves and fur naces vacuum cleaned. Immediate service. E. Hamlin. Phone 4723. 1-4 WANTED Stenographer. Also book keeper and stenographer. W. W. South well, miDiic Accountants atain. 12-26 FOR RENT 3. bedroom modern house, 4 miles out on South 6tb. Call 5088 after 5 p. m. 12-26 PUBLIC stenographer now available. 110 North 8th Street. Room 3, Phones: Office 4317. Residence 6080. - 12-29 MAX's Coffee Shop closed for repairs. Re-open Friday morning. 12-27 SPECIAL NOTICE Prewitt's Furniture and appliances wishes to thank their many friends and customers for their valued patronage during the past year and to wtsn tnem a merry nonoay season and orosoerous New Year. Also to announce we will be closed during the holiday lull. I am not a PIG, but have gone to MARKET. Will reopen January 10 with bigger and better stock. PREWITT'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 2244 S. 6 th. Phone 7510 12-27 FUR Remodeling. Have your fur coats re-styled, repaired, cleaned and glazed by Gregory Fur Shop. Tower Theatre Bldg. South Sixth. Phone 5878, 12-26 FOR SALE in Bonanza. 2 houses and 4 lots. Incqme property, 204 Wlllits fryers. Broilers. Roasters for sale. Phone 4069. 1-29 KXPKRT child care. Lund. Phone 5060. 12-26 FOR RENT Furnished Apt, man only. 421 Oak. 12-28 VACANCY Furnished 2 room apart ment 133 N. 10th. 12-27 MAID wanted at Mara hotel. 12-28 4 ROOM modern furnished house, gar age, laundry and woodshed. Three lots, hen house and barn. Block south and block west Spooner Filling Sta tion north on highway 97. 12-27 WANTED Stenographer and secretary. Balsiger Motor Co. 12-27 FOR SALE One 1942 GMC Seml completely overhauled and In first class condition. Priced less than cell ing. Sessler Brothers, 334 Market. 1032ti FOR SALE 2 wheel trailer, welded steel frame. 650 by 16 in. wheels. Phone 8010. 3202 LaVerne. 12-28 HOUSEKEEPING room for rent rair fleld apartments, 216 Main. 107 ltf MEW Oldsmobile motors now available. These are now factory built motors, not reconditioned. Liberal finance plan. Dick B, Miller Co., Olds Tower, 7th and Klamath. 12-28 FRQZEN food lockers now ready for use. Lockers are still available. Com plete locker service, cutting, wrap ping. Lowell's Lockers, 807 Pine St., Phone 8513. 12-26 BAKER BROS, are now open for busi ness again, after having been closed a week to give our employes a Christ mas holiday. Concrete mnterials, Peli can City road, phono 6321. 12-28 WANTED Cashier. Inquire Walgreen Drug. 12-28 WANTED Head cook at Mills school cafeteria. Call 4568. 12-28 FOR SALE Custom built speed boat. 32 h.p. motor. Life-preserver seats. capable of 40 m.p.h. Trailer to match ooat, KM Hoseway drive. FOR SALE Modern two bedroom brick house in St Francis Park. Utility room, automatic oil furnace, storm windows, hardwood floors, fireplace. garage, fruit room and shop. Excet . lent condition. $1500 down payment Call 3016 for appointment 12-28 1938 STUDEBAKER commander sedan, , radio, heater, over-drive, low mileage. Sell or trade for cheaper car. Phone 51, Merrill. 12-26 HERALD AND NEW TI LOST 51 Parker pen. Grey with gold cap. Reward. Art & Gift Shop. 12-28 WANTED Custom work, plowing, disc ing and light leveling, 10 it scraper. Write box 682, Malln, Ore. 1-4 LABORERS wanted to remove ice from refrigerator can. Apply Western Fruit Express Co., Great Northern freight office. 1034tf LOCAL man wishes night watchman's Job. Box 1012 Herald and News. 12-28 FOR RENT 3 room modern house. Phone 8423. 12-26 FOR SALE S room house, close In on paved street, 5 minutes' waJk to business center. Call at 324 No. 11 St Owner. 12-26 PINE body wood for sale. $13.50 deliv ered. Phone 7078. 12-27 MONTH-END Clearance Sale Leons, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday. New seasonal millinery. Values $10.00 to $12.00, priced $3.00 to $5.00. 12-28 WANTED Experienced waitresses. An-1 FOR SALE Graded cinders. Phone 4093, ply In person. Klamath Billiards. 1-3 Bay Schmeck. 1-25 GOOD DAIRY FARM 57.7 Acres, 16 minutes from Klamath raus on gooa gravel road. 8 room house with running hot and cold wa ter. Not modern. 8 stanchion cow hrn and milk house. Grade A., chicken nousa, riranary and machine shed. 20 acres ready for snuds. 9 aorta in alfalfa, 9 acres In pasture, balance was In grain this year. School bus at nour. rnce hw, some terms, Julian Abbott with BOGUE DALE. Realtors 12-27 IS GAUGE pump gun, new. with built in Poly choke, $47.00, shells If wanted. 2305 S. 6th, 13-27 FOR SALE Girl's white shoe Ice skate size 2. Alio cabinet radio, 310 So, 5th. Phone 7059, 12-28 FOR RENT Bull J lng, close In, suitable for bUainess, with living accommoda tion. Phone 4701. 12-27 FOR SALE Real Estate Contract, $1230. Payable $30 a month, 6 per cent inter est Sea Geo. R. Llndley, 1227 Main. 12-28 FOR BALE-Bedroom set, 2 Axmlnster rug and pad, 76 lb. Leonard refrig erator, overatuffed chair, oak dining table and chairs, 2145 Arthur. 12-28 MONTH-END Clearance Sale Leons, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday. Dresses, value to $19.93 $10.00. 12-28 FOR SALE One 1945 lfA-ton Dodge truck, equipped with Brownllte. CaU 250 Malln, Geo, Mlcka. 1-2 ANNOUNCEMENT Wa give out with "New Year's Greet ings'' and announce that Julian R. Abbott Is now associated with our office, specializing in the sale of iarm property, BOGUE DALE Real ton. 12-28 Meeting Notices Klamath rail. A.ii. No. 20M Bagular mMttDS nmry Tues day nlgM, 7:49 p.m.. r.O t bail, SU and Walnut. Vial tins members oordJalls Invited t( Lost and Found rOUNI Best place to tat. Duncan's Cafe, open 5 a. m. to 12 midnight 1-S LOST Brown Cord, purse, containing pair glasses, etc.. on South 0th -or 6th. Phone 7837. 12-37 General Notice NOTICE The personnel of Lakeshore Gardens' Nursery will be out of town until Jan. 5th after which. If weather permits, we will resume activities. New phone number Is 4288. 12-26 TO GIVE THEIR EMPLOYES A TWO DAY HOLIDAY, THE OREGON WOOLEN STORE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY DEC. 31st AND NEW YEAR'S DAY. 10 Bertie! PAINTING, CALCIMINING. enamel work. Ctty or country. Satisfaction guaranteed. Frank Jenks. Phone 7270. llStf BOUSE cleaning, expert floor waxing, kitchens and bathrooms washed. . LEE J. POPE Phone 6848 ' 12-29 PAINTING and Tinting. B. U Brown. Phone 422S. S824tf 23 as Housas For Rent PURNI8HRD 2-room cabin, wood, lleht. and water. Sao.oo month. Fhona SUM, dl.tll! 28 MUcalUnaous For Rent TRUCKS rOH HUNT-You drive; move yourself, save M,. Stiles Boaiiin Serv Ice, 1201 East Main. I'h. tUHM. la-alro SEE I1ROWN EQUIPMENT CO., SOU South Oth St Phone SC47 lor rant ol air compressors, rook drilling tools and pavement break. ra. 1781111 ELECTRIC FLOOR SANDERS and edger rented. Do your own work. Inquire Paint Dept. MONTGOMERY WAHD. AND CO. 1J-J1 FOR RENT floor Sanders, edgera and wallpaper removing machine. J. R. Patterson Paint store. Phone SS24. 1220 East Main. 12-3lra - - -- -- - - "i"it-.v--inonoi-irLAnj'ut 30 Real Eitate For Sale FOR SALE Furnished two-bedroom home, Including late model gas rang and waihlng machine. Oil hout. Near store and schools. S43Q0. Terms. Ull California Ave. li-at FOR SAMJ 3 mora modern house, elosa in. Phone 4033. 12-39 SSW........yAWAfl, ' 39 Fuel Healing BODY wood. 113.00 per cord delivered. : Phone 7083. ij.jit WOOD-ror the best body wood, call 8020 for Immediate delivery. One cord up. S13.S0. i-i 36 Miscellaneous For Sale LANDBCAI'INO, Ev.rgra.ns, (lowering shrubs. Rosea, Climbing vines, Slow erlng Shade and fruit trees. Plant now. We have complete assortment of naror ' acclimated nursery stock,' guaranteed to grow. Tree trimming and landscap ing. LAKESHOHB GARDENS NUHH ZRY. Phone 4280. 12-Smb SUNSHINE line greeting cards. The best In Christian literature. Armchair Book Room. 414 No. 8th. 1-2 IOR SALE 40 yds. slip cover and drsp ery material. Rt. 2. Box 421-D, In quire Llen'a Store. GRADED CINDERS FOR DRIVEWAYS Howard Graham. Call 4677. leOOtf FOR SALE Blrchcroft outboard motor boat. new. 14 M, ft 2007 Arthur. 12-24 IOR SALE Dual tires tandem drive Adama motor grader, equipped for . pushing logging trucks. Lloyd 1. Su va, old Redwood highway, Phon. 811 Y, Grants Pass. Oregon. . 12-2 ADDING MACHINES, Calculators, Typewriters, Decks. Chairs, Files Pioneer Printing and StaUonery Co., 124 South 8th Street 12-20mb YOU CAN INCREASE your egg produo ).Uon by using electrle water warmers. Drop In today and see them. Oreeon State Hatchery, 2720 So. 8th. - llsotf FULLER BRUSHES- Rep. R. V. Morgan S32 So. Riverside. Phone 3348. 12-10mb CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Permanents ., for school children from 3V-12 years, S3.SO-9.O0. Also reduc tlon on women's permanenta. EVE LYN'S BEAUTY SHOP. Phone 727S. 408 Main. ' 1-2 ROBES for the man. All colore. Terry cloth rayon all wool part wool. Com- -plot, selection at Budy'a, SOU Main. SS32tf ALL ateel Icebox for sale, 100 lbs. capac ity, avu.ou. mono sill. 4344 ts CURTAINS Laundered and stretched. Phone 3717. - 12-23m HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING Buttons and buckles covered. Alterations on new and old clothing. - Mrs. H. M. AUender. 731 Main. Room 210. Ph. 7263. U-30m AVON PRODUCTS Mrs. Pearl Ross 459 Martin St ' Phon. 614. 1-1S SEWING MACHINE SERVICE - All aaakea. Parma 677 1 azig Shasta way. U-12m PAINTrN DECORATING. Pbona 4030 1730tf PAINTING. Kaisomtnlng. Kem toning. Phone 3887. 1-18 C FITZGERALD FOR ROOrS Repairs and Coe tines Phones 6154 - 31 4o S990U DRESSMAKING and alterations, 1830 Orchard. Ph. 0735. - 4U77U HAND IRONING In my home. Phone 6217. 12-29 APPLIANCE REPAIRS, all makes and models, of electric stoves, ref., and small appliances, repaired by expert . mechanics, no delay, reuaoie ana em ' dent service. Pick up and delivery. - Falls Appliance 6c Tire Service HUi and Main Phone 7676 12-29 FOR STUART'S 'DANCE ORCHESTRA Call 6535. 1-22-m BOOKKEEPING, Shortnana. Typing Kindred subjects, office machines. KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE. 733 Pine Ph. 4780 1327U 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTED - Experienced silk finisher. Ton waeea. Untown Cleaners. 117 S. 7 th. 4289U EXPERIENCED Stenographer Wanted. This is a steady position paying top salary with good working conditions. Writ- tn tha .tt-nttnn nf the office manager, giving qualifications, experi ence ana reierences. AMERICAN BOX CORP. P. O. Box 791, Lakevlew, Ore. 1-S WANTED Stenosraoher with book' keeping experience. Klamath Iron Works. . 413U TELEPHONE OPERATOR wanted at Willard Hotel. Apply manager. 399 tf CHIMNEYS SWEPT, oil stoves and fur naces vacuum cleaned. Immediate service. E. Hamlin. Phone 4723. 12-26 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modem equipment, 4-wheel drive truck, will go anywhere. Phone 3230. 1-11 HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA At home. Many finish In 2 year, or less. Prepare for college and business. Credit for subjects already completed. Write for free bulletin. AMERICAN SCHOOL, 1440 Broadway, Oakland 12. California. 12-29 WANTED - Dishwasher and waitress Apply in pcrauu. ni.m . ww.cv auu, 123 South 7th. S444tf FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyer. 1439 Martin. Phone 5677 l-5m WANTED Experienced stenographer with some bookkeeping experience Good permanent position. Good salary. Insurance experience not necessary. Only permanent residents need apply. Write Box 540, care Herald and News. 12-29 16 Help Wanted. Male NIGHT PORTER Wanted. Willard Hotel. WANTED Assistant buyer for furni ture department, good aalary arrange ment with opportunity for advance ment. Write Superintendent, Olds, Wortman Se King,. Portland, Ore. 1-2 22 Rooms For Rent SLEEPING ROOMS. 1024 HIGH. 12-3 lm FOR RENT Sleeping rooms.; 134 No. am. . ' VACANCY Furnished light housekeep ing room, 1404 mamatn Ave. ROOM FOR RENT Gentleman only. Blllle'a Barber Shop. 1132 Main. . - 1-S PUREBRED Cocker Spaniels. 939 Eldo rado. - 12-28 FOR SALE Jig Saw. large size,- lathe, shaper and plane, sander, V, h.p. mo tor. 4441 Homedale or phone 3046. 13-2T FOR SALE Evlnrude sport twin; out board, excellent condition. 2733 Sum-1 mere Lane. . , 12-29 FOR INSECT CONTROL use DDT. Bur your supply at Oregon State Hatchery, i 2720 So. 8th.. Klamath Falls. . 287711 MEN'S WHITE STAG SKI CLOTHING . now at Rudy's 800 Main. 369311 GLASS MIRRORS. Resilverlng, plate, window and auto glass, furniture tops, shelves. Kimball's Glass Shop, S27 Wal nut Phone 7378 12-4mb FOR SALE Ping-Pong set complete with double table, reasonable. 1111 California Ave. 12-24 FOR SALE Front and back bar. 9 sets cafe or tavern booths, fluorescent Hunts, etc Priced right Call Mr. . Schuss 6554, 822 Main. 12-27 FOR SALE 3 set Monterey furnltur. (davenport- and chair) coffee tables, floor lamps, desk and chair, good I condition. Call Mr. Schuss, 822 Main. 12-27 PLENTY roll 111m. 120. 620, 118, 616. N Bell Studio, next . door Pino Tree Theatre. 19-21 WE buy. sell and repair alarm clocks. - Caatleberry'a. -. 1-8 PIANO Accordion for sale. 120 bass, like - new. Write Box 590, cara Herald and News. 12-28 42 Miscellaneous Wanted CASH For Your Furniture ' Auto Upholstering VIRBEL'S Second Hand Stora S15 E Main Call 6417 CASH paid for household .goods. Phone 75ia 4540U STOVES REPAIRED. All available parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought OK Second Hand Store. 2401 So. 6th. 12-31 m APPLICATIONS being taken for Cola: Storage lockers. Com. early and get the best 813 Pine St 159tl, WANTED Dead and worthless animals. Phone 4038. 1-8 WILL PAY cash for second hand wash . lng machine, reasonable price. Mrs. McLarrln, 241S Beatty St. 12-28 WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR PIANO Louis R. Mann, 120 N. 7th. Phone 4519 or 7175. 12-31m WB PAY CASH for used guna. Bring them in for appraisal Bell's Hard ware. 628 Main St 12-9mp WANTED- Millions of rabbit skins. Paying as high as $2.00 lb. Rush ship ments to VALCAUDA FUR CO.. Seattle, Wash. 1487U WANTED TO BUY All kinds of photo graphic equipment, both amateur and professional. Including kodaks, earn eraa, etc. Bell's Studio 712 Main St. next door Pine Tree Theatre 403411 WANT TO BUY-Table saw and Jointer, also 8-lnch Skillsaw and Porter cable dustless hand snnder. K. L. Rusco, 4402 South Oth Street 12-29 WANTED Right rear door to 41 Mer cury. Call 4129 or at Baldwin Hotel. 56711 44 . Livestock and Poultry WANTED Dairy cows J E. Williams Homedale and Airway Phone S933. 421 U HIGHEST PRICES paid for hogs, veal, lambs and cattle. Johnson Packing Co. Phone 9323, nights 3509. 12-31m TURKEYS, fryers and . hens dressed. Phone 5073. , l-10m FOR SALE-S registered milking Short horn cows, 3 bred heifers; herd sire. 3 years old. AU TB and Bangs tested. ' Herb Jlrschele, Sams Valley, Ore., 14 miles north Medford. 12-29 CALL 5976 for your turkey dressed and . delivered, fresh from the farm.. AH. sizes, small, medium and large. 12-28 FOR SALE 20 Hollywood .special pul . lets, rooster and chicken equipment, 138.00. Phone 4707. 1840 Oregon Ave. S12t(
