Japs View Vith Dismay
Big Three Decision For
4-Pover Control Council
By RUSSELL BRINES
TOKYO, Doc. 2U (I') Jnp
novo vluwod wllli surpi'luo unci
dtitmny toclny the Bin Thrco do
elnloii tor CHtubllNliimml of u
(uur-powvr ouc'ii)ullon council
lor Jtipun, wlilcli moxt oborveri
reuuruucl uh a numiliin victory in
liitvriiatloniil bnrualnlDK.
Ganurul MucArOiur Nturilvd In
term led I y lliu Joint coiiiinuiilque
oulllnliiK the creiitlon of mi 11
nutlon Kur Knslurn pollcy-miik-coniiiiliwloii
unci un nlllcd
control council but ha hod no
comment Imiiuxlliitcly.'
By luto afternoon, Japun hnd
1946 Budget
Adopted By
Commission
PORTLAND, Dec. 28 Ml
The Htnlo hlfiliwuy comnillon
lui adopted a 11)40 budict call
ing (or expenditure of over
$28,000,000 about $9,000,000
lean than entlmatod cimh avail
able. Revenue la expected to rench
nearly $:)S,000,000: net uusolltio
taxan, tlcengo and other fee
$14,000,000; deferred mainten
ance fund $13, BOO, 000; federal
co-operation fundii $7,000,000.
The coinnilmlon, mcetlnK here
venterduv. liiled thee malor ex.
pciullluren: capital outluy In
cludlnu rluht-of-wuy, construe,
tlon, Improvement!!, $10,500,000;
maintenance $6,900,000; opera
tions $1,400,000; debt ncrvlce
$1,221,000; new equipment
$300,000. The $0,000,000 ro
irve will be held to match
future federal appropriation.
The tourist Information
bureau'! $83,000 budget win ap.
Itroved after John A. I.nlng and
larold B. Say described Ore
ion's plans to attract tourliti. "
Survey Authorlied
R. H. Baldock, engineer, wai
authorized to mrvey Sullivan'
Gulch In East Portland for pos
alblo ex prow highway.
A complaint Involving the
laat commission meeting, when
aevoral Important bids were re
jected as too high, came from
S. S. Montague, president of the
Portland chapter, A.woclnlect
General Contractors of America,
lie declared the state's estimates
were based on "obsolete cost
records," and "unwarranted and
unfair publicity concerning the
rejection Is not Justified."
Baldock denied that estimates
wore Improperly prepared.-Commission
Chairman T. H. Bon
flcld sulci the publicity "gave
only facts."
Bon Dorrls, Eugene, protested
that "financial rape" was com
mitted when the state charged
him $19.25 in taxes after he do
nated 78 acres on tho McKcnzie
for itate park. The commis
sion voted an Investigation to
If state and federal Income
tax laws can be amended to
avoid future Incidents of this
type.
Man Charged
After Crash
A charge of failure to yield
the right of way has been filed
against William Donald Daugh
erty, 19, a soldier who lives on
route 1, following the traffic
crash yesterday morning at
Spring and Oak which put two
women In tho Klamath Valley
hospital.
Mrs. N. M. Newport and Mrs.
Arthur H, Dcnlson are still con
lined to the hospital wjth lacera
tions and shock.
Cars driven by Daughorty and
Charles Arthur Dcnlson, 20, S055
S. 6th, crashed at the Intersec
tion, and the two women, riding
In the Dcnlson car, were In
jured. Thirteen cnbble licenses for
1946 wore issued, by the police
department yesterday. Seven
drunks, two vagrants, two per
sons charged with being drunk
and disorderly appeared in po
Ilea court this morning and one
drunk balled out.
not baen advised officially of
the allied decision and, there
fore, the uovornrnont forelan of'
flee had not formally informed
Emneror Hlrohllo or mo aa
volopmont which may hnva an
important bearing as to mi iu
turo status.
Government officials declined
comment, but an undercurrent
of concern was apparent, Typical
Jananese comment seemed lo do;
''Aren't things going all right
now? What is tho need for an
occupation council."
MacArihur Remains
It wos noted with Interest
that MucArthur would continue
lo issue ordors and remain "the
solo oxecutlve authority" for the
four-power council of tho United
States, Russia, Britain and
China.
Tho principal Immediate Jap
anese reaction was me expressed
belief that Russia had won con
cessions for the International
council In bargaining for settle
ment of Korean and Manchurlan
problems. Some observers said
thev considered It a Russian vic
tory to the detriment of the
other allies.
"People like and trust Mac
Arthur, said one Japanese news
paperman, "Now thoy foel that
mime of hi noticing will at
changed by the Russians and the
Chinese. They hove long been
uiught to rear ana aisirusi com
coiinlr cs."
On spokesman, however
voiced pleasure with the de
velopments, tie was anigenori
Kurakl, member of the central
comm ttco of tho Japanese conv
munlst party. Kurakl declined
official comment, but said the
party would Issue a statement.
WHEAT
riiiCAOO. Dm. aa fAPi Grain fu
tures prlc wars left virtually without
any aJWtlva support today and prices
wsra down (radians la mora than a cant
tliruuihoui most or ma Miuon.
Trail wm mlow. with only mtnor tit'
fluanre nedd to Judas prices tlther
way but broker generally preferred to
remain out of the market, awaiting new
development aiier in ixauiuvnai rwic
rfsw H.iliriM..
Undsrau ralllea develoDed near the
eloee and wheat finished unchanged to
So higher than yesterday's final quota
tion. May Si. BOS; com wu unchanged
at II.lBtt callings; oaU war tc higher
to lower. May Tilt-He; rye was .c
hlhar In Cat InWtr. MV 73taH:
barley was Uo lower to MWo higher.
May 91. 22V.
Market
Quotations
Kmk martcst leaden managed lo come
vk fraolloiially today allhuugh many
Issuss failed lo orewl out of the minus
WEATHER
Eugen. 83
Klamath Falls ..42
Uaersmnto SO
1'nrtlsnd M
R.na S3
Han Frsnelsco - 60
HaslHe
M.dford
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3
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NORTHERN CAUFOKN1A Oooeelonal
rain today, tonight and Saturday; Utile
tamparatura ehansa; modarala southerly
wlndi oft coast except fresh north of
Point Arana.
WABH1NOTON AND OMdON In
tarmltlanl rain today, tonight and Satur
day. Snow In mounulna. UlUe
tamparatura ehansa. (trans aoutharly
wind off ihora.
Courthouse Records
Cesaalelnta Fllsd
Vlrslnla Jaan Meakew va. William D.
Maikaw, ault for dlvorco. Charsa, crual
"and Inhuman traalmanl. Coupla married
March S, 1043. at Medford. Or. Plain
tiff Bake raatoratlon of maldan nama of
Vlrslnla Jaan Thlerolf. rrod O. Small,
attorney for plaintiff.
Celle Decker VI. Emeat Decker, suit
for dlvorco. Charsa, cruel and Inhuman
treatment, Coupla married at Reno.
Nov., September IP, low. Plaintiff aaka
ouetody of two minor children, 330 a
month and raatoratlon of maiden name
of Cella Jefferson. J. C. O'Neill, attor
ney for plaintiff.
Wilms Parrlsh va. Harol K. Parrlah.
eult for divorce. Charsa. crual and In
human treatment. Couple married In
Reno, Nov., June 4, IMS. Plaintiff asks
restoration of maiden name of Wllma
Bchnnehln and property settlement J.
C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff,
Jaatlee Ceart
William George Ely. failure to stop at
slop stsn. Fine, S3. SO,
Meldon Oscar Erlckson, so operator's
license. Plna, (S.SO.
Meldon Oscar Eriokson, no PUC per
mit. Plna, IS SO.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICB TO rmniTORg
NOTICE IS HEItKBY GIVEN that the
underalgned has bean appointed ad
ministratrix of the estate of WILLIAM
P. D. CHASE, deceased, and haa quali
fied and all peraoni having a claim
against said estate ara hereby required
to present the same with the proper
voucher to ma at the office of L. ORTH
S1SKMOHK, 313 Stewart-Drew Bldg..
Klamath re I Is. Oregon, within ilx ft)
months from the date hereof.
DATED this aiat day of December,
JtHfl.
PHILLIS E, MAHONEY,
Administratrix.
Dec. Il-t8; J. 4-11-18 No. 3M.
column.
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Potatoes
CH1CAOO, Dec. M (AP-UBDAi-PoU-toee;
arrivals 38, on track tW, total U. I.
shipments 023.
Old stocks; supplies tight, for red
etock demand good, market firm; other
varieties, demand rather slow, market
alMiut steady. New slocks: supplies
light, demand slow, market steady. Old
atocke: Ids Ho ltiueet Burbank U. 8. No.
1. XftOX75: Colorado Ited MnClurtrs,
U. M. No. 1, 93.09; Nebraska Ulli Tri
umph, t, fl, No, I, 93.50; MinneeoU and
North Dakota Cobblers, commercial,
3.40.3. W: UH" Triumphs, V. B, No, 1.
washed, 1.1.10-3. IS; Wisconsin Chlppewas,
V. U. No. 1, I2 0. New stocks; Florid
50 lb. eack of Ullsa Triumphs, U. 0. No,
1, 3.70-4.00.
LIVESTOCK
CHICAao, Deo. 3fl (AP-U8DA, Sal
able Iwgs 7000, toUl 14.000; active, fully
steady; good and choice barrows and
gilt 140 lbs. and up at $14115 celling;
good and choice sows at 914,10; com
plete clearance.
Salable cattle 3000. total 3000; salable
calves floe, total 000: general market
active, fully steady; largely steer and
yearling run; reliable outside demand on
medium and good grade selling at
9I3.7O-10.5O; about a doten load $Tu W),
the celling; scattered supply 917.25
17.73; best heifer 910.OO, W choice
kinds absent; big packers bought steer
sparingly but generally active in cows;
most beef cows Q 50-13.73; good offer
ings to 914.20; canners and cutters 97.50
9.70; not enough bull and vaalers her
to make a market and etock cattle In
negligible supply.
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 28 (AP-USDA)
ft I hie and tola) cattle 30, calvea 10;
moetly cleanup merket; steer lacking;
medium-good steer thla week mostly
915.00-17 50; few cutter-medium heifer
today $0.00-13.00; canner-cuttera M oo
00: medium beef cow ud to 913.00:
good beef bulls 412 00-13.00; good-choice
vealere aalabl 914.00-50 and above.
Salable hog none, total 3500; market
nominally steady; barrows and gllU up
to 300 lb, salable 915.00; sow 914.00-00:
choice above 100 lb, feeder pig quotable
915.00-50; good 00 lb. feeder late Thurs
day down to 910.00; common 33 lb, to
day 90 00,
Salable and total sheep nonei market
nominal; gooa-cnoica wooiea jamo
down to 911.00; goodj ewes salable 94.50-
0.00.
The North Portland livestock market
win oe open Monday, December ai, out
doeed Tuesday, January 1.
SOUTH SAN rHANCISCO. Dec. 18
(AP-USDA) Salable cattle 35: market
steady; load common 844 lb. range cows
810.50; sorted four head 90.50: for week,
receipt 775; good steers and heifer
scarce, quoted f 13.00-17.00; supply most
ly she-stork; bulk common-medium cow
I 10.00-12 00; cutter 97.70-8 20; canners
B.0O-T.20; good bulla 912.00 down: calves
for week 300; market steady; good calves
914.00.
Salable hogs 100; mostly late arrivals
yesieruay; mantel aieaay; ior .weex saj
able two. demand broad
Salable sheep none; around 450 head
of holdover common-medium lambs of
fered; for week receipts 1000; choice
iemua loitni: ouik common-meaiuni
912.00-13.75; heavy wooted ewes 80.25.
DENVER. Dec. 38 (AP-USDA) Salable
ehean 400: market active, fully mtrdv:
?ood-cholce Vucked in slaughter lambs
14.00-35; medium-good 913.73-13.75; few
gooa-cno.ee irucxed in slaughter ewe
9025; common-medium 93.OO-0.OO; few
medium-good 07-71 lb. trucked In feed
ing lamb 913 50-75.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OP PINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given that I have
filed my final account as administratrix
of the Estate of Prank H. Day, also
known as P. If. Day, Deceased, and the
Judge or the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for Klamath County, has
fixed ten o'clock In the forenoon of
Monday. January 7, 1946, In the court
room of said court, as the time and
place when and where any person may
present any objections or exceptions to
anything therein contained, and at said
time and place the court will finally
eettla said account
VERA L. CHASE,
Administratrix.
D. 7-11-41-38; J. 4 No, 247
NOTICE OF BALE AND PARTITION
By virtue of an order of sale dated
November 30. 1045 In the suit of Hazel
Lane, plaintiff, vs. Benjamin Lane, de
fendant, In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Klamath,
wherein the real nroDertr hereinafter
described was ordered by said Court to
oe soia according to me terms ox earn
order,
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN That I,
the duly appointed referee will, on the
8th day of February, 1048, at the hour of
io:oo a. m., at tne rront door or tne
courthouse of the County of Klamath,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash,
or In accordance with the terms of said
order of sale In said suit, which said
order may be Inspected at the office of
me uierK or said uourt, at mamain
Falls, Oregon: said real property being
described as follows:
The 84 of a tract of land In the
NEV'i of NE'' of Section 10, Twp.
3ft S., R. 0 E., W.M.. more particu
larly described as follows: Begin
KLAMATH BA&fN
Carload Potato Shipments
(Fig urea from Stato-Fsxlarnl Inspector Ross Aubrey)
Month
fa of
Bnna Jjao. to Season Dec. to Season
December PeUr Data to Uala Dally Dt to P'K
I U SS 8303 S 8 MM
I o - 0 8313 09 185 5000
J IS 44 MU " t 195 SOW
4 42 SS fliS as 147 6751
s M 1M 5504 na SM 3
a 30 1M 5534 los 404 SW8
7 30 205 0873 103 507 6101
s . 46 S3 5021 n 600 S200
, 0 253 5021 S4 TOO 6204
10 63 300 5874 S 787 6301
11 44 250 671S 7a S3, 6373
12 S3 363 6781 M 624 SSS
Hi 33 416 6764 72 W0 8530
It 23 436 51117 71 1087 6001
19 38 475 53 S3 llaa 8883
1, 0 475 553 1 ,3 1234 6768
T 23 406 8876 7 1241 6776
" 30 828 6006 M 1300 8643
It 66 503 5641 51 1300 8604
" u 47 810 5056 66 1415 6846
21 46 658 6038 64 H7 7013
22 26 650 6004 84 1583 7007
23 O 688 8084 17 1580 7114
24 , 46 732 6110 0 1580 7114
25 . 0 . 733 8110 0 1580 7114
26 M 770 6146 33 1612 7148
27 43 813 8181 87 1678 7313
u R M 1720 7283
II 74 1602 7337
J0 II - 71 1874 , 7408
jl j g " 1876 7413
nln( at an Iron pin which Ilea North
as- 40 east alons the forty Una a
distance of 820.0 fset from the Iron
pin which marks the Intersection of
4th Avenue and 4th Street of Alia
mont Acrec, which point of Intersec
tion Is also the southwest corner of
the NEf. of the NE'. of Section 10,
Twp. 38 8.. B. a t.. W.M.. and run
nlns thence North 80' 40' East a
distance of 200.0 feet lo an Iron pin;
. thence North 1" 02' West a distance
of 106.7 feet to an Iron pin: thence
aouth 88 40' West a distance of
200 0 feet to an Iron pin; thence
South f 02' East a distance of 106.7
feet mora or less to the place of
beflnnlns. conlalnlns 0.49 acres
more or less In the NEf. of NEK.
of Sec. 10, Twp. 36 S B. E., W.M..
exeeptlns and reaervlns to Guatav
W. Kohler and Anna Velma Kohler.
husband and wife, their heirs or
aaaltns. the rlsht at any Ume to
build and construct an Irrlsatlon
ditch upon said premises and to keep
and maintain the seme, said rlsht to
be for th benefit of the landa and
promisee edjolnlns the above da
scribed lands. Said ditch to abut
and follow the westerly and aouth
erly Unas of aald tract Subject to
the lien of the Klamath lrrlUon
District . ,
Dated IhU Uth day of December.
1M3, 3. E. FBANEY.
Refer.
D. 14-21-28-J. l-ll-No. 281.
CLASSIFIED RATES
.per word' ac
.par word Be
.per word 110
.per word 13e
flM dae
S day run
a day run
4 'day run
5 day run
naaa run
Month ru p-j7"'"
Ads received by 1:00 p. ro. srlU appear
same afternoon In "N'w 77,
per word 14c
vpar word 15c
Maw Today
VACANCi Furnished llsht housekeep
lns rooms. 1404 KUmath. 12-28
TOR SALE rumlshed two-bedroom
. .... .... ... nnn
num.. uiciuami - -" -
and waahlns machine. Oil heat. Near
stores and scnoois. aeow. aernw.
California Ave. l-
FOR RENT Business location with llv
1ns quarters. Ph. 4701. 12-28
TuAKESHORE INN-11 TABLES LEFT.
IF YOU DON'T HAVE RESERVA
TIONS NEW YEAR'S KVE PLEASE
DON'T COME. 13-28
lMTP Llleht brown Dlsrskln slove. Re
ward. Ph. 3612. 1-2
RUMMAGE SALE-Saturday, Dec. 20.
Prospect St, near Upham. 12-28
DEwrrr av karl fioor co.
Laying, aandlns and llnlahlnf. Ph. B73S.
1-28
SPOT TAVERN on So. 8th St. has
opened up under union management
We ask th patronage of all . union
members. 13-29
FURNISHED apartment, couple only.
138 Mortimer. 12-28
1038 STUDEBAKEB commander sedan.
- radio, heater, over-drive, low mileage.
Sell or trade for cheaper car. Phone
81, Merrill. 12-29
JUST received shipment 2O0 new cam
eras, sic 127, 83.95 while they last
Come early. Bell Studio, next door to
Pin Tre Theatre. 12-20
FOR SALE-Small rang, 703 No. 9th.
12-28
FOR SALE Man's blcycl with motor,
good ahape. Ph. 3641. 810 Spring St
12-20
FOUND On So, 0th St., 9 keys In
brown leather ' zipper case. 3414 Hll
yard. 12-28
EXPERT CHILD CARE. Lund. Ph. 8080.
12-28
LAND leveling Irrigation equipment
available after Feb. 1, Contact John
Blaylock, 2828 Eberleln St 12-31
vmnv wand. 813.90 per cord delivered.
Phone 7063. 08011
WANTED Experienced presser. Top
wages. Uptown Cleaners, 117 B. 7th.
684 tf
WANTED TO BUY 2 or 3 bedroom
home in vicinity ox Annur ana snaiia
way. 3414 Hllyard. 12-28
rnn sale 1037 Olds coupe In good
condition. Can be seen at Clancy's
station at 9th and Pine, Saturday.
12-28
FOR SALE 1042 Oldamobtle aedan,
model 98. hydramatle radio and heat
er. 628 Oak St, St Francis A part
menu, room 11. 12-28
FOR SALE On large 3 wire case hay
baler. For Information call 8820 or
mem Melvln Douglas. 3232 Homedale
Road. 1-2
FOR SALE War surplus building ma
terial. Shlplep and 2x4, 840.00 per
thousand delivered Klamath Falls.
Also asbestos shingles, flooring, doors,
windows, bathtubs, sinks, lavatories,
closets, plumbing fittings and etc. For
prices etc., call W. H. Elchholi,
Phone 4181. Wineraa Hotel, Klamath
Falls, after six p.. m. Saturday eve
ning and nine a. m., Sunday, rerma
xtent address. Fort Klamath. Oregon.
12-29
THE NEXT SALE of th Southern Ore
gon Livestock Auction Co., at Phoe
nix, uregon. will pa on January om,
1946. Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer.
Phone 6225, Medford, Oregon. 1-4
FOR SALE Packard Eight, 4 door Se
dan, 120 wheel pas. New rubber, 5
tires, 6 ply. First class condition. New
aenerator: new pump; new oaiiery.
Good heater. Phone 4217 or .call room
211 IOOF building. 1-2
FOR SALE Girl's 3 or 4 year old coats,
anowsull, sleepers, underwear, anoes.
Wood circulating heater, 815.00, 4923
Summers Lane, call mornings. 12-29
WILL the person who found my round
black and gold purse Monday night
containing wallet, glasses, etc., please
keep money and return or mail COD
to Mrs. Jean Dlcua, 2358 White.
12-28
ran SALE 2 turkay hens and cobbler.
3429 Blabee. Ph. 4047. 12-28
LOST Child's red purse, containing
glasses and mlscellaneoua. Phone Ma
tin. 416. collect Finder keen money
but pleas return glasses. 1-2
EXPERIENCED farmer of irrigated land
would like about 30 acrea of potato
or onion land on a 50-80 basis. Wm.
Gasser, Gen. Del. 12-28
S or 3 ROOM apartment wanted by 2
adults. Walking distance. Phone 7140.
1-2
raveling to San Francisco Sunday.
Can take 2 passengers. Call 8118, room
308 after 6 p. m. 12-29
mn SALE 58 tons aood grain hay,
hld F. a. Rockhlll. Tulelake. Calif.
. 1-26
FOR SALE By owner, 3 room house, 9
acres. 2 aood milk cows, brood aow,
125 laying hens, 16 turkeys for breed-
Ins- Deep wen pressure sysiem, gooa
nuthuildlnes. Rabbits and hutches.
Enough hay to feed cattle during
winter. To be sold altogetner. Bee 1
R. Sparks, Rt 3. Box 1138, Shady
Fine, 6 miles north of Klamath Falls
on old Bend highway. 12-28
HERALD-NEWS EMPLOYE desires to
rent 2-bedroom Mm. or partly furn.
hmi... All heat preferred: aaraffe.
Care Box 883. Herald-News. tfH&N
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Moating Notices
Klamath rails Aerie
No. 2090. Regular
meeting every Tuea
saj nixni. :o D. u.
r.O E ball, 9th and
oli
Walnut V I a 1 1 1 n (
members cordially
Invited. It
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
MAJOR HOOPLE
OUT OUR WAY
BY J. R. WILLIAMS
ATTEWTiort, Mod idlers
bBAD. I MUST REQUEST
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F017ND Bst place to cat, Dunein'i
Cafe, open 1 1, m. to U mldnliht
1-0
laOflT 51 Parker pan. Grey with gold
cap. Haward. Art St Gift Shop, 12-38
WILL the person who found my wallet
containing discharge paper please
return It. Keep money. Corporal Don
ald H. Crawford, 1082 Academy St,
13-38
STOLEN Milk goat registered Togan
. burg. Private earmark E-3, suitable
reward for Information leading to re
covery, Motif Paul Malone. Rt, 3, Box
1030N. 13-20
FOUND Two girl's Cord Jumper
dresses, sires 4 and 6. Call at 3931
Bummers Lane.
FOUND Man's pocket watch. Owner
may have same by Identifying and
paying for ad. Ph. OTftt. 12-38
Gtntril Notice
TO GIVE THEIR EMPLOYES A TWO
DAY HOLIDAY. THE OREGON
WOOLEN STORE WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY, DEC. 31t AND NEW
YEAR'S DAY.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We give out with "New Year1 Greet
ings'' and announce that Julian R.
Abbott Is now associated with our
office, specializing In the sale of
MMiia property.
BOGUE DALE Realtor!.
12-28
BAKER BROS, ara now open for busi
ness again, after having been doted
a week to give our cmDloyee a Chrlat-
maa holiday. Concrete mate rials. Pall-
can City road, phone 6521. 12-38
FROZEN food lockers now ready for
use. Lockers are still available. Com
plete locker service. Cutting, wrap
ping, auoweue aVOCKera. but Fine st
Phone 8313. 13-28
10
SsrrlcM
APPLIANCE REPAIRS, all makes and
model, of electric stoves, ref., and
small appliances, repaired by expert
mechanics, no delay, reliable and effi
cient service, riot up and delivery'
Fall! Appliance tt Tire Service
11th and Main Phone 7878
12-28
FOR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA,
Call 6539. 1-22-tn
0OOKKKEPINO. Shortnand. Typing
Kindred subjects, office machines.
KLAMATH BUSDMESS COLLEGE.
W3 Pine Ph. 4780
1327 it
PUBLIC atenographer now available.
110 North 8th Street. Room 3. Phones:
Office 4317, Residence 6080, 12-28
CHIMNEYS swept, oil stovee and fur
naces vacuum cleaned. Immediate
service. E. Hamlin. Phone 4723. 1-4
HAND IRONING In my borne. Phone
6217. 12-28
WANTED Window washing. Phone
ioio. jess uuDDanx
3-3
WANTED Combination fry cook and
. waitress, rnone vizu. . 12-28
PAINTING. CALCXMININQ, emmil
worn, tity or country, satisfaction
guaranteed. Frank Jenks. Phone 7270.
116tf
BOUSE cleaning, expert floor waxing,
kitchens and bathrooma washed.
LEE J. POPS
Phone 6846
13-38
PAINTING and TbtimgL H. L. Brown.
Phone 4220. 2824 tf
CURTAINS Laundered and stretched.
Phona 3717. 12-23m
, HEMSTITCHING
DRESSMAKING Buttons and buckles
covered. .Alterations on new and old
clothing. Mrs. H. M. AUender. 731
Main. Room 218. Ph. 7263. U-30m
, AVON PRODUCTS
Mrs. Pearl Ross
459 Martin St.
Phone 614 1.16
SEWING MACHINE SERVICE - All
BDaJree. Pbona 6771. nu Shasta Way.
13-12mb
PAINTING. DECORATINa Pbone 403a
t730tf
PAINTING, BUsonunlnsr. Kem toning.
Phone- 3887. . 1-16
C FITZGERALD FOR ROOFS
Repairs and Coatings
' Phones 6154 - 3146
SSvOtf
DRESSMAKING and alterations. 1830
Orchard. Ph. 6735. 4877 tf
14 Help Wanttd Female,
EXPERIENCED Stenographer Wanted.
This is a steady position paying top
salary with good working conditions.
Write to the attention of the office
manager, giving qualifications, experi
ence and references.
AMERICAN BOX CORP.
P. O. Box 781, Lakeview, Ore.
1-8
WANTED Stenographer with book
keeping experience. Klamath Iron
Works. 412 tf
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern
equipment. 4-wheel drive truck. ,wlU
go anywhere. Phone 323a 1-11
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
At home. Many finish In 3 yean or
less, prepare for college and Dusinesa.
Credit for subjects already completed.
Write for free bulletin. AMERICAN
SCHOOL. 1440 Broadway, Oakland 12.
California. 13-28
WANTED - Dishwasher and waitress.
Apply In person. Ritter'a Coffee Shoo.
123 South 7th, . 3444tf
FULLER BRUSHES
Clem Joyer. 1435 Martin. Phone 8677
l-5m
WANTED Experienced stenographer
witn some oookkeeping experience
Good permanent position. Good salary.
Insurance experience not necessary.
only permanent residents need apply,
Write Box 540. care Herald and News.
12-28
WANTED .
Drug.
Cashier. Inquire Walgreen
12-28
WANTED Head cook at Mills school
cafeteria. Call 4568. 12-28
WANTED Women for lsundrv work.
Cascade Laundry. 1064tf
WANTED Car Hop. Mom's Drive Inn.
4728 So. 6th, or 4805. lOlOtf
WANTED Experienced waitresses. Ap
ply in person. Ki amain Billiards. 1-2
MAID wanted at Mars hotel.
12-28
FROZEN 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. 12-28
WANTED Immediately experienced of
fice girt between 30 and 40 years of
age. Typing, filing and clerical work.
40 hour week. Write Box 1109 care
Herald and News, 12-28
WANTED Experienced bookkeeper, no
other need apply. Falls Appliance and
Tire Service, 11th and Main. Ph. 7676.
838tf
WANTED Salesperson , preferably with
specialty shop experience. Apply
mornings. Long's Apparel, 719 Main.
Phone 6431. 660tf
16 Help Wanted Male
WANTED Assistant buyer for furni
ture department, gooa saiary arrange
ment with opportunity for advance
ment. Write Superintendent, Olds,
Wortman At King, Portland, Ore.
i-a
LABORERS wanted to remove Ice from
refrigerator cars. Apply Western Fruit
. Express Co., Great Northern freight
office. 1034tf
18
Situations Wanted
IRONING by the hour In my home, 75c
an hour. Ph. 6882 between 6 p. m. and
8 p.m. Rankin. 12-29
EXPERIENCED alteration lady wants
permanent work. Phone 7788. 12-28
Friday Deo. 28, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS T1VI
16 Situation! Wanled 66 MUceUaneoua fot SaU
LOCAL man wishes night watchman's KANDHCAPiNr. ,IAMMMMJ
job. Box 0U ...ran and N.wa. tZ'"
' rlng Shade and trull Ireea. Plant now
WANTHD-Cuelom work, plowing, dlao. w mpl aaaortmenl ol naray
Ing and light leveling, 10 It, scraper. . aooUmattd nursery aloo, (uarnwei
Write box eft, Mai In. Ore, 1-4 to grow. Tree trimming and landscap-
v ..ww. v... ....w.,hw i., LAKKSMOlia OAJUIUNI NUHH-
22 Room, For Rant kbv. Phon. una. u-iimn
xp,nq rooms, lo mo,.. it-3im "'TtTchru
ton RZNT-aUeeplng rooma. 13 No. Book Boom. 414 No. Uv n
3f1, '" GRADED CINDERS rOR DRIVBWAYS-
VAOANCY-rumlshed light hotuekoep- Howard Oranam. Call 4877. 1M0II
Ing room, 1M Klamalh Ave, . ,0,, sals - Dual tlrsa tandem drive
Bulla a Barber Shop. 1132 Main. va. old Redwood highway, Phon. ll-
V, Oranla Pass, Oregon. 13-21
yOR RENT Bedroom, heeled, 407 No. . ., . . . .
Ninth. Phon. S837. 1J-28 ADDINO MACHINES, Cal.ulatora,
Typewrltera, Decka, Chain, riles -
MtUCAN ROOMS, steam heat, private STI!',,!' 1?llnJ, '"i." '""""H aZi
showers, day or weekly rata. 723 1M 8ou"1 "h 8l"t H-20mb
-l.yiL-m'-n- -A -nrr . r n.Lm....l 'L-f you CAN INCREASE your egg produo-
Ma ..tM.. r , tlon by using electric water warmers.
Apartment ror Hailt Drop In today and sea them. Oregon
But. Hatchery, 1720 Bo, 6th. IIDOII
FOR RENT Vive room apartment, 142
Riverside. 12-20 CULLER BRUSHES Rep. R. V. Morgan
a" 1 J ."wwww... jaa so. Riverside. Phone 3349. U-lOmb
21 Hoium For Rant . ., . , ;
. 'OR SALE Small alectrlo range, 9 rlni
FURNISHED 2-room cabin, wood, lights with oven, perfectly new. not hopk.o
and watar. (30.00 month. Phon. 8079. P- 190 - Ph. o05. IJ-30
813t '
aawwwwwwwwvw FARM radio battery ellmlnatore. BAB
2 MUeallanaoui For Rant ' Sm!" v"t'Xe- 831 r,n3l
Sf,v.RNTu'.?,B.S'M CAR radio, for sal. .IBM Radio
BS BROWN EQUIPMENT CO., 304s CTHniHTMa. amnai
tcoTnrlFLlSLjrZji IHrmw.foTchool'hUdr'.a from
V2?ZZZ?!lJ!2L 1MUd J??.1; iv,-a years, m jo-s oo. Also reduc-
Md Pavement breakers. aratf m wom.n,, EVE-
ELECTH1C FLOOR SANDERS ud .dger iN., JEAUT1( Bll0V-
rented. Do your own work. Inquire
K.d'c1"" M0NTOOMERY WAAD ALL MI leebo. for sal.. 100 Iba. c.p.c.
"J1 - Ity, 70.0a Phon. 811L 4344U
Ilori5lrJnV'MlSch'SP"j " FOR INSECT CONTROL uac DDT. Buy
iSiTtL io tii OUT UP' O""- Hatchery,
g' Mata ttSlm mo " Km M77tl
lmt . w , H , MEN'S WHITE STAG SKI CLOTHING
"LUeS akSui .U.w'.f'com! ' ""' 600 Main. aOOIIt.
HO! iTw.'ir. "liVr. CU" Pinr aLASS RKORS, Be.Uv.rlng. plat.
ping. Lowell s Lockers, 807 Fin St., window and auto glass, furnltur tops
. - r?? -, n ,., n . . - shelves. Kimball's Glass Shop, 827 Wal
" " " " ' ' " " " " nut Phone 7378. 12-4ml
10 Raal Eitata For Sala .
PLENTY roll fJlm. 120, 820, 118, 818
. SUBURBAN BeU Studio, next door Pin Trea
SO acre. Irrigated land. 2 bedroom house Theatre. 10-21
with running hot and cold water,
prassur. system. Bath room built but FOR SALE Real Estate Contract, 81290
no fixtures. Chicken house, brooder Payable 130 a month, 8 per cent Inter-
house, pump house, 3 barns, good cor- est. See Geo. R. Lindley, 1227 Main,
ral and loading chut.. Thla Is good 12-21
ground and only ten mlnutee to city
center. Priced at 87000.00. $2700.00 will FOR SALE Bedroom set, 2 Axmlnstei
handle See Julian Abbott . rugs and pad, 73 lb. Leonard refrlg
with erator, overstuffed chair, oak dlnlnf
BOGUE DALE REALTORS table and chairs. 21 45 Arthur.
130 s. ath St. Phone 7708 12-2f
12-28
MONTH-END Clearance Sal Leons
FOR SALE Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday
One-half acre, 2 room modern horn on Brasses, values to 810.9S-I10.00.
HlUyard Street near Altanumt Drive. 12"J'
Price 82900.00. Terms. m :
.... MONTH-END Clearance Sal Leon
On-half acre. S room modem home, Thursday, Friday. Saturday. Monday
garage, fruit cellar, bam and chicken l''""''' Y'"" "
house, shad and fruit tre. Price to 813-00. priced 83.00 to 83.00. 12-2
83200.00. Terms. , , FOR SALE Graded cinders. Phon 4093
3 room home, walking distance at dty Bay Schmeck. l-2i
center. largo garage. On pavement. . ,..... ,m ,..
Immediate possession. Price 83730.00. SALE Custom built speed boat
Tirmal aiov-w. j, n p motor. Life-preserver seat.
pd Cofw capable of 40 m.p.h. Trailer to mate!
BARNansS AGENCY boat. 638 Boseway drlv.. 12-21
111 S. 8th . Phon. 41M Krw oldJraobu. motor, now avallabla
The, are new factory built, motor.
FOR rai.k not reconditioned. Liberal ' flnanci
161 acres. 70 acre? urlder Irrigation. 30 J.iS""1" Co- ldJ To
acres of dryland farming, balanca In 7tn Klamath. 12-2X
pasture. 30 acres In alfalfa, excellent ar v ii
L,a M -mj , , j lun SALE 3 wheel trailer, welded stee
5S?ih "";S?.,.nl,a J,,m,t frame. 690 by 18 In. wheels. Phoni
electric water system, 14 miles out. m.n v.rn 12-aj
This U a real buy at 812.600. 86000.00 8010. 3203 Lavern. 12-21
down, balance ats per cent. Terms. TOR sALE-Electrlo beater. Phon. 0837
Henry Newhouse , "' ' ' " -
" t n wlrmii FOR SALE Small cook stovJ 2-hoU
i. plates, 0 ft. kitchen cablneU wlU
819 Main St Ph. 4103 - lb' .box. .2125. Bl.hn .
fS045 avanings) '
' " ' "-M GOOD saddle 860.00. 22 automatic pis
FOR SALE Girl's whit. .ho. 1c. skate. M- 20 00' r "031. M Blsbee.
sir 2. Also cabinet radio, 310 So. 8th. "
Phon. 7099. 12-1B yoR SALE-Innersprlng mattress. Way
FOR SALE Modem two bedroom brick SSf.J?'? Morumer-
house in St Francia Park. Utility aji-?7j'"-j 5l Ju-f'j l .imrjvuirj j
room, automatic oil furaac. a term
windows, hardwood floors, fireplace, 38 For Salt) or Trad
garage, fruit room and shop- Excel- '
lent condition. $1500 down payment TO TRADE Saddle mar. for milk cow
Call 3016 for appointment 12-28 Call at 223 South 5th or phon. 3447
. . ' 106H
FOR SALE in Bonanza, 1 houses and 4
lotj. income property, 204 WMlts' WILL TRADE 1939 Ford tudor, ex
Bldg, 12-28 client condition. A-l rubber fo
pickup 1838 or later. Telephone 73T
FOR SALE Furnished two-bedroom or 143S Worden. 12-1;
home, Including late model gas range 'aaw
and washing machine. Oil heat Near . 1v . .
stores and schools. 84300. Terms, nil 42 MigcaUanaous Wantad
California Ave. . 1-8
CASH
AVAILABLE now nearly new 1 bed- - ",J,hrJ.IStVir
room home, concrete foundation, hard- VTBBEL'S '
wood floors, utility room. Venetian kitTh irnTi c..-.
blinds and other desirable features. EaS,'0
Good location in Mills addition. Full call 8417
price 4B50.00. 4gMt
J. E. HOSKING
S17 Main, Phono 3211 CASH paid tor household good. Phoni
1J-28 TSia - 4S40t
FOR SALE 8K acres finest garden land STOVES REPAIRED. All available parti
' with 7 room, 4 bedroom, modem home stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought
on pavement for 312.600.00. OK Second Hand Store. 2401 So. 8th
EVERETT DENNIS, Realtor ' l2-31n
111 N. 8th St , ... Ph. 8401
1-4 APPLICATIONS being taken for Colt
Storage lockers. Com. early and ge
FOB SALE Practically completed su- best 8" Pin St l9t
Durban home. Built FHA specifics- . . ,
Uons. SeU for cost of material. Buyer W6irrEDTD,d na worthies, animals
to assume land payments. Ph. 8409 or non 4836. IJ
6831 12-29 WILL PAY cash for second hand wash
PRICED for quick sale, lor caah by , iMcWne, reasonable price. Mr.
owner, nearly five acres good land, McLarrtn, 2418 Beatty St 12-21
nice modem home, garage, chicken . , . .
home, cow barn. 3381 Anderson Ave. "T"-,1"? ?ASH rS ?,ouR.PI"-
. . 1.4 Louis B. Mann. 120 N. 7th. Phoni
4310 or 7173. 12-31n
FOR SALE 3 room house, garage, ... .
acre good land. 3111 Summer. Lane. pAY CASH for used guns. Brini
l.. them in for appraisal. Ball's Hard
wwws .wwwvw ware. 328 Main St U-Omi
4 AutOmotiTO , WANTED-Million, of rabbit skins
... . . - Paying aa high as 82.00 lb. Rush ship
FOR SALE -One 1943 Itt-ton Dodge - m.ntl to VALCAUDA FUR CO.
truck, equipped with Brownllt. Call eattl. Wa.h i.R7t
250 Malin, Geo. Mlcka. 8eatu Wash. 1487t
' WANTED TO BUY All kinds of photo
rent bats; nn. u. nr graphic equipment both amateur anc
5n,?S?.J?? JS? ji arotsalonal, Including kodaka. cam
completely overhauled and in first .rs ttc ru', studio. 712 Main St
tm'i0iio'A"a' -" o Ph,. rre. Thtr. 4934.
132tf WANT TO BUY Table saw and Jointer
ma ! mvi m rfw also 8-lnch Sklllsaw and Porter cabli
Jln iZU, ' Wtk dusUes. hand sender. K. L. Ru.cc
dan. Phone 6907. 12-ffl m 6tn streeL .j,
'Slur-nlSJt SSSSnr WANTED Right rear door to 41 Mer
coupe, exceptionally good condition. - p.n dla9 np at Baldwin Hotel
Also 1941 Crosley. 610 Spring St, day- cury' "U 4138 " at Baama H
'time, phone 4310 evenings. 12-20 .
" " I 1 WANTED Boar servico near Ivory
FOR SAXE-1939 Chrysler sedan, ex- Phon. 3447. 1062t
cellent condition throughout Radio.
heater and overdrive. 1937 Cadillac 63 WANTED TO BUY B-flat trumpet li
sedan. Original paint and upholstery, taai condition. Ph. 7870. 12-2
. spotless, truly quality merchandise, g
and a car you would be. proud to WANTED TO BUY-(4 or -lon paneJ
own. All within OPA celling. delivery truck in good condition",
H. E. HAUGER J938 or better. Dalryland. Ph. 8037. J
Where the new Bulck Is now on display. t-4
1330 Main St Ph. 8131 wvw. wjtiyw
1 44 LWagiock and Poultry '
FOR SALE By owner 1941 Bulck sedan, n.i t r U7imnm.;
in perfect condlUon. Ph. 8738. 9SSSS 'mJ
35 Fual HaaUng highest prices paid for hogs, veaiii
. ,, lambs and cattle. Johnson Packing)
WO-ODTFor thJ.bf,J'!d3r w5?' "!! Co. Phon. 8323, nighU 3903. 12-31lr
8920 for immediate delivery. One cord .
up. 813.30. 1-1 TURKEYS, fryers and Inn dressed
Phon. 3073. l-10n
FOR SALE Dry fir and pin. body wood. . .
13.00 per cord In two cord lengths or r0R SALE 3 registered milking Short
' more. Phon. 4378. 12-28 horn cows. 3 bred heifers; herd sirs
; .. J 1 3 years old. All TB and Bangs tested!
PINE body wood for sale. 813,80 dellv- Herb Jlrschele, Sams Valley, Or., Id
J!JlJI:ymVlTmmamm miles north Medford. 12-2j
36 MUcallaneoua For Sal CALL 0970 for your turkey dressed aniC
.. delivered, fresh from tha farm, AW
WE buy. sell and repair alarm clocks. alsea, email, medium and large. 12-2fi
Caatleberry'e. 1-6 fm BALEpl1, phon. 3447. looati)
FOR SALE Girl's shoe 1c. skates, sire , . ' .
8, 83.80. Phone 8281. 12-29 FRYERS, Broilers, Boasters, for sale
; - Phone 4069. i-
FOR SALE-Well-bred golden Cocker ...... . -3
Spaniel. IV, years. Owner leaving FROZEN food locker, now ready foF
city. Tel 3833 12-28 use. Lockers are still available, Conr
city, aei. ocjo. Mrvlce CuUlng, wrap
FOR SALE-Xylophon. Phone 3263 or ping. LoweU'8 Lockers, 807 Pine '
6S2L 13-20 Phone 8313 ,f tf-34