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Newspaper Page TextPACI TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 1948 Readjusimeni Of American Economy Seen By Mid-Year By HARRY T. MONTGOMERY Associated Press Generol Business Editor NEW YORK, Jan. 9 (AP) The American economy set many peacetime records os it boomed through 1947, but as the nation goes into January, 1948, there are increasing ligns of possible trouble ahead. For 1948 business leaders and economists predict at least o leveling off, and some see the recession which, though widely heralded, failed to develop in '47. Mid-year now is the dote most generally mentioned for the necessary readjustment. If it comes, its severity will depend on what happens between now and then, and in particular on whether the current inflation gets out of hand. This inflation was, in fact, among the problems of the greatest concern to American leaders, from President Truman down, as the year closed. Disagreement over methods of combatting it slowed concerted action, yet meanwhile the problem was growing more acute as the inflation spiral lengthened. Prices of many things, ,u,h; vr,0r(0J other hand, further wage increases may be granted to industrial workers now getting roughly double what they did before the war. The new year is expected to bring back in force for the first time since the war the real price competition which is a traditional characteristic of our capitalistic economy. When it comes, perhaps for most business about midyear, it should force prices down. The danger is that if they get too high beforehand, they will fall too fast and too much. Business failures will mount in any event; with a sudden plunge of prices they will be epidemic, and the unwanted depression will be under way. Statistics for 1947 were dramatic, if not altogether com forting for the overage citizen, who was being increasingly pinched by rising prices, high taxes and some continued shortages. The economists studied with interest the dollar value of the nation's output, hitting ot the end of the year a rate of more than $230,000,000,000, compared with an average of $207,700,000,000 for 1946. Some predicted it would hit $250,000,000,000 in 1948, which would be double the $125,300,000,000 figure for 1941 and approaching three times the $90,400,000,000 rate of the last real prewar year, 1939. The averaite citizen, however, was more Interested in different fig ures in 1947: It took well over $1 to buy a dozen eggs, a pound of butter or a pound of beefsteak over wide sections of the country. In general most goods became just twice as expensive as before the war; in other terms, the dollar was worth just about half what it was in 1939. Business leaders studying charts of their own enterprises are aware that break-even points are getting too high, that is, despite today's high business income, costs are greats too. and margins of safety are narrow ing. There Is not too much room for the declines which must come from time to time. The nation's traditional barometer of the business future, the stock market, throughout 1947 reflected the gloomier aspects of the economy, rather than the boom. While nearly all charts of business activity showed a fairly steady upward curve. Wall street virtually stood still. The Associated Press average of 60 leading stocks closed 1946 at 66.4 and then plodded through 1947 without going more than a few points either way from this figure. Through most of December it was a few points below the year's starting leveL The bond market was in solid depression. The Associated Press average of railroad bonds dropped about seven points during the year, Industrials about three, utilities about five, governments about eight, and low-yield corporations about eight. The average American was leaving the charts for the experts. He knew he fared fairly well In 1947, despite high prices. Employment was at an all-time peak, passing the one-time "ideal" goal of 60.000.000 jobs in midyear, and unemployment was at a postwar low of 1,600.000. Com pared to most of his brothers abroad, he lived in princely fashion. Optimism, supposed to be characteristically American, is his key note for 1948, and as the new year arrives the experts, despite their warnings, cannot prove that his view should be different. Flotver Shop DRIVE I (At Greenhouses) S6U S. 6th. Phones 6335 and 9340 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Desirns Our Specialty Fuel Oil Conservation Bulletin In the interest of the Fuel Oil Conservation program, the government is requesting at this time, we pass on to you the following FACTS: 1. Keep temperature at 70 F. If you burn 2.000 gal lons a year, you'll use nearly 300 additional gallons of fuel If the thermostat is set for 75' Instead of 70. The lower temperature Is more healthful, loo. Z. Maintain lower temperature at night. Fuel oil sav ings by lowering the thermostat 5- at night can run as high as in a single season. S. Insulation and weatherstripping will usually par for themselves In a hurry. It costs money to heat all outdoors and you'll get no thanks for that. 4. nave your heating system cleaned and checked professionally every year. Just 116-lnch of soot can run your fuel consumption up as much as 26". 5. Pull down window shades at night. A well fitting shade keeps In far more heat than you'd expecL 6. Close off sleeping rooms from rest of house at night. 1. When fircDlace Is Is tightly closed. not in 8. Be sure your fuel oil Is lop clean. HEAT CONSERVATION Our meter-printed ticket assures you of correct quantity. Over 28 years In business locally assures you we sell only quality fuels. Let our "Keep-Filled-Check-Hystcm" give you maximum convenience In your use of oil heating. Bulletin received from Oil Heat Institute of America, of which we arc a member. Fred H. Heilbronner "Fuels that Satisfy" Since 821 Spring including such essentials as food ,U .,rfhr i lOvifl rv .u. FLOWER SHOP 430M1IN fort M71 arS44? Ji.iiiiiiiiiinifiti use, be sure the damper grade , , and delivered MAKES GOOD "CENTS' Plus Service 1919 Phone 4153 Speaker i ............. ...i. fciii il . ... Mm. Mubvl Hull. Ktiuervt&or of the adoptive placement division of the Hoys' and tilrls' Aid Sorietv. will speak before members of the I Ktamuth Fulls Woman's Library ! rluo ' first nircilnir of lb new year slated for MoiiiUy, Janu ary Pi, at the library clubrooms. Most Stocks Show Losses NEW VOKK. Jan. 10 i.-Pi A lew oils and industrials continued to make headway In today's stock market while many leaders were unable to shake off moderate losses. Caution was the watchword Irom the start with dealings among 'he slowest smce November. A few wide jumpers persisted near tne close but fractional declines were wide spread. Transfers for the two hours were around 350.000 shares. The federal reserve boost of the rediscount rate, which had been pretty well anticipated, was taken in stride marketwise although it de terred some potential purchasers who felt that the step was only one of others that might be taken by Washington to combat inflation. Mild reinvestment demand served as a trend prop. Numerous custom ers held aloof pending more light on taxes, business and foreign com plications. Bonds and commodities were a trifle uneven. American Can Am Pow & Lt Am Tel Tel Anaconda Atchison Bendix Aviation . Beth Steel Canadian Pacific Case J I Chrysler Commonwealth A: Consol Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zellerback . Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft . Du Pont De Nem 79 152'. .. 34'. .. 95', 29 100 ', 11 . . 45 62 1 1. . 5', .. 52", 182 :: BENNINGTON Born at Klanuth Val ley hospital. Klamaih Kails. Ore., January 9. 1&48. to Mr. and Mn. J. H. e lining i on, Bryant, a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 4 ounces. JAMES Born at Klamath Valler hos pital. Klamath Falls. Ore. Jjnuary 10. 1943. to Mr. and Mr. J. B James. 3.V1J Aitamont drive, a boy. Weight: 9 pounds 12 ounces. OBITUARIES LI T HER EI.W YN I) L N.M S Luiher Eiwyn Dennis, a former rest dent of this city for five years, parsed away In Vancouver. Wash., on Thurs day. January 8, 194& He was a native of Whitesboro, Tex., and was aged 29 years 1 month and 1 day at the time of his death. He is survived by his mother. Mrs. J. M. Dennis; a sister. Drenna Ralston, and two brothers. James B. and Gordon M., all of this city. Mr. Dennis was a member of American Legion post No. 8. Klamath Falls, The remains are at Ward's Kla math Funeral home. 925 High. Notice of the funeral arrangement wili be found elsewhere in this isue. JOSEPH CI.AKLNtt MACIIADO Joseph Clarence Machado. a former resident of this city for 28 years, passed away In Red Bluff. Calif., on Friday. January 9 1&48. He was a native of Yreka, Calif., and was aged 35 years 10 months and 20 days at the time of his death. He is survived by his wife Dollie. of Corning, Calif.: four sisters. Mrs. Mary Cartwnght and Mrs. Amelia Borba of San Joe. Calif.. Mrs. C R Walker and Mrs. Annie Fraga of Sacra mento. Calif. The remains will rest In Ward's Klamath Funeral -home upon ar rival from Red Bluff. Calif. Notice of the funeral arrangements will be found elsewhere in athia issue. FUNERALS I I TIIKR EI.WVN DENNIS The funeral service for the late Luth er Elwyn Dennis, who passed away In Vancouver. Wash., on Thursday, Janu ary 8, will take place from the chapel if Ward's Klamath Funeral home. U25 High, on Monday. January 12. 1948, at 2:li0 p. m.. the Rev. C. C. Brown of the First Baptist church officiating. Commitment service and Interment In Klamath Memorial park with full mili tary honors In charge of American legion pout No. 8. Friends are respect fully Invited to attend. JOSEPH CLA RENCE VAIIIAIlO The funeral service for the late Joseph Clarence Machado, who passed away In Red Bluff. Calif., on Fridav. January 9. will take plare from the Sacred Heart church. High at Eighth on Monday, January 12. 1948. when a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a. m.. the Rev. T. P. Casey officiating. Commitment service and Interment In Mt. Calvary Memorial park. Friends are -espect fully Invited to attend. Ward's 'CUmath Funeral home In charge of the mangements. KLPlDflTH I rt--.fi lail from Own firee n Mortgage Loans Business Property Homes Apartments Stock Ranches Long term, low Interest rate Prompt Service. Prepayment privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments. Including principal and Interest, as low as (6.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Aolliorlied Broker for I'ruttcnlUI lnranc Ca. IIS sn. Slh V Phont 4IIIA II I II II l III llll Pl ll i liny). .in ,WWn M MARKETS and FINANCIAL GRAIN SLUGGISH ON MARKET ClUCAtlO, Jim. 10 (.-PI (.ilns failed to move fur In either liliwllon on the board of traitr today, although the. undertone was firm and maM contracts held onto small fractional iinlhs nimlc ituiiim einlv tleulinus. Activity was restricted as trader Minded the latest agriculture de partment report on farm stocks on farms as of January 1 The report showed that wheat supplies were relatively ltu-gc while stocks of feed grains writ" the smallest since 1!U7. The market advanced sufficiently at limes to establish several new highs. March oats unit March soybeans made records for any contracts of these commodities. New seasonal peaks were scored by May, July and September corn and September and December oats. The record high for March oats was 1.33 ami for March soybeans $4 3.'. Wheat closed 1 cent lower to Il'k-l n higher, May W.61Si-'j. oats j $l.a415-', and soybeans were ' Wheal Open March 3.05' j May 3 97 . -1 . July JUti'-XtUS Scpu I Dec. 3.MI a.Oti'j General Electric General Foods . . General Motors Goodyear Tire Gl Northern Pfd lnt Harvester lnt Paper Pfd Kennecott Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnator Nat Dairy NY Central North Am Co Northern Pacific ... Puc Gas & Elec . ... Pan American 35 ' I . 39'. . 67', . 44 41 ! . 92'. : . 53 I . 48 i . 53 -S, j . 17'j 28'-; j 15 I 16'j I SO". ; 36 Penney J C 41 3 9'. 29 N 33', 17 S 20 36 ' 18'. , Radio Coip : Rnyotiler Reynolds Metals Richfield Safeway Stores . Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific ' 48H Standard Brands 37 'i 6i 30 10 36 1A 25 77 4 11 2Q 1 i 46'; Standard Oil Cal Stuclebuker Corp Sunshine Mining Union Oil Cal United Airlines United Aircraft U S Steel Warner Bros Pic Westing Elec Woolworth l'un, those no-lungei-used ar ticles Into casn now! Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results. LEGAL NOTICES UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS PKESl'MED ABANDONED The following unclaimed deposits, including deposits other than those i payable on demand, are held bv the 22 t-j iKlamath Palls Branch of the Unit 13:, ' ecl States National Bank of Port 33, -lend iOregon of Klamath Falls. Oregon, as of July 1. 1947: the own er or owners of hlch have not for a period of seven successive yea.-s prior to said date ibi negotiated in writing In respect thereto, or (b' been credited with interest on the passbook or certificate of deposit in hi.- or their request or ici had a transfer, disposition of interest, ur I other transaction noted of record in i the books of the above bank or trust ccmpany. or d increased or dc j creased the amount of the deposit ! Amount and ' Name of Last Known Kind of Depositor Address Property j Savings Accts. I Adams. Pearl. 825 Lincoln. 1 Klamath Falls. Oregon $ .50 1 Albert, Frank. Midland. Ore. 5523 Commercial Acct. Arnold, Earl. K. F. Savings Accts. Backlund. Axel T., Box 651 K. F. 77.10 .50 Beglnich, Wesley. 835 Street. Fresno, Calif. Bell, Gene. K. F. Bliss. Orlena in trust "C" 632 5.12 for Rodger Bliss. Route 2 Box 295. K. F. Bookman. Phillip, Route 2 Box 690. K. F. . Brown. Virginia F Route 3, Box 137. K. F. Burr. Raymond W., Lake of the Woods. Ore. Carmean. W. H., 632 North 3rd, K. F. Commercial Accts. Carrier. E. EsteUa. K F. 62 .50 50 3. SO .27 75.00 oiuiord. David. Merrill. Ore. 200.00 Savings Accts. Cofelt, Lcnita, Junction Ser vice Station. K. F Cox. Mr. or Mrs. Reg., c-o Park SIrn Company, Hunt- InRton Park. Calif. Davis. W. E.. Rex Arms Apartment. K. F. Devlne, Joe. K. F. Durbin. H., 530 Main 8treet, K. F. .50 26 50 5.95 Esstlirk. Garland R., South Fifth. K. F EBstmnn. Zerluah L., Hasklns. K. F Elthrldge. Evelyn L P 204 337 1.26 O. Box 145, K. F. .50 Fcusi. Adocf, Box 45, Kcno, Ore. Commercial Acct. Fisher. Jess L.. c-o Pelican Bay Lumber Co., K. F. Ravings Accts. Garren. Ralnh.' 2120 Apple gate. K. F. George. Mildred. K. F. Gilchrist. Jennne MhtIc. In trust for Dwlght E. Gil christ. 1958 Fremont, K. F. Gingrich, Wesley. Kirk, Ore. Commercial Acct. Golcochea. John Colonial .33 70.00 50 6.48 1.50 94.94 i Hotel, K. F. Savings Accts. 435.55 Gordon. Wm. Arnold, 2236 Vine, K. F. Grove. C. R., P. O. Box 26, 1.98 161.63 8..-)8 K. F. Hnpiie. L. B Wilms Building ri. r . Hnlght. Mrs. F. B In trust for Lehmon Oliver Hnlght, 1002 Oregon. K. F IlHlifht. Mrs. Mildred, In trust for Virgil LcRoy Hnlght, 1002 Oregon. K. F, Hnmblln, Milton, Dorr Is, Calif. Hnmlln. Don F., 2027 Del Moro, K. F Hancock, Gordon R., Route 2, Box 208, K. F Harvey, Joo W Box 1154, K. F Hill, Ruth, Chlloquln, Ore. . Hollls, J c-o Pelican Buy Lumber Co., K. F Holms, Julln, In trust for 3.08 2.H2 .50 !t0 .50 .50 6.08 87.81 corn was were lower to J'i higher. May lower to higher. March H 211. Low (lose J.OS'-j S.oil', 2 97 'JtlH'j-'i 2-t' 2li7-2.MI' 2.58', 2 59', 2.55 :, 2.56' i Hl.li 3 IW'a 'J.fl'.l 2.ti7' 2ti0' 2.5T, Juniilta Holms. 1663 Mull ranmi. K, F. Hosteller, A. J.. K. F. Howard. Mrs. Arthur N., 1745 Mcillo way. K. F Commercial Acct. 62 34 43 .50 291 98 .71 1 61 Howard Transportation Co., Mcdford. Ore. Sin-Inns Accts. Hurley. Clyde L EnrU- Hotel. J K. F. j Hiitchlns. Mrs. Alice. In trust for Eugene L. Hutchlns. 809 Owens. K. F. lucrum. Mr. or Mrs. W. M., 318 South Fourth. K. F. , Inmiin. James H . 410 South 5th. K. F. j Juniisnn, Mrs. C. L.. In trust j for Warren Jlnuisou, Algo ' ma. Ore. Johnson. Mr. or Mrs Robert. I 1825 Melrose. K. F. Kclley. Sum. Klrkford. Ore. j Kester, Glenn B , Route 1 ! Box 745. K. F. ; Kirk. Louise. 132 South Car ; roll. K. F. Klrknn'rirk. A C. K F. Kirkpatrlrk. A. W Klrkiwtrick. Lena. K F 83 50 3 40 : 3.(1 .50 SO 9 14 ji ' 7 fiO Leont, Alfred. 1151 Pine. ; K F i L'lf(rld. Jack or Mrs. J. O.. ' 2335 Oregon. K. F. Lltllef'eW. Peter nr Mrs. J. O . 233s Oregon. K F. Commercial Arrt , MrKav. .lames nr Ruth S . 9 27 50 j Klamath e-nrv. Ore Savings Accts 10H 93 j Mndtlen str, Anna, hi trust I for Nellie Marie Madden. Dnlrv. Ore. Mall. Mrs Teo H . niv Ore. M"te"i, Btllv. 154 East Main, K. P. Mattson. W. C. in 'rust fur ; Jnvce M-i'tsnn. 927 Addi son. K. F. : Mlrka. Anna Route 1 Box 102. Malin. Ore. O'Callaghan. Denis. The Spar. K. F Olson. Lola. Dorrls. Calif. ; Parian fos, Ted. 741 Alameda. K. F. Phllpot, I'enrv. Redding. Calif. 1.50 1 96 45 2 05 53 .50 2 58 ' Commercial Accts. '. Pickett. L. F. or Fannie J.. Central Point. Ore 300 00 Ou'sley. Frank. Stewart and Son. Bly. Ore. Savings Accts Qulim. Mrs l.loyd. 1772 Men- loway. K. F. Rhnndes. Richard R.. In trust for Richard W. Rhoades at Beatty. Ore. Commercial Acct. Ryan. Bob K F. Savings Accts. Snwrhuck. W. E . i trust for Blllv Snwrhuck. 820 Cnll- fornln. K. F. Simmons. Elizabeth Ann, Malln. Ore. Smith. Mr. or Mrs. Wilbur J.. Route 2 Box 477K. K. F. 8nvder. W. B. P., Anchor Hotel, K. F. Smiles. Halloran. c-o Sears. Roebuck and Co.. K. F. Commercial Acct. Southern Oregon Stages, c-o Frnnees J. Howard. Mcd 2500 50 56 , 7G00 1 66 ! 50 so ; 1 50 ford. Oregon 148 92 Savings Accts. Snnnnnus. Darlcne. 514 High, K. F. Stln. R n . 2155 Reclama tion. K. F. Stocker. Edwnrd. Kcno. Ore. Commerclnl Ac-t. 37 1.4S 5.59 Sullivan. Ed D Metropolitan Hotel, K. F. Savings Accts. 138.85 Tuber. Don F, 714 North Tenth, K. F. Trmrns, Jonas, 423 Willow, K. F. Commercial Acct. Wallls, Jack K F. ... Savings Accts. Washburn, Mrs. L. J., Modoc. Point, Ore. .50 59.40 50 Weeks, H Klamath Agency, Ore 215.50 Whitney, Lena, 850 Front, K. F. Wilson, June, 428 Klamath, K F Wilson, Myrtle, 630 Pine, K. F. Wood, A mm bol Margaret, 1 104 Upham, K. F Commerclnl Acct. Woodruff, Leonard J., c-o Beth Dixon, Fort Klnmnth, 131 1093 Ore. 105 U5 Savings Acct, Zolt, Betty, Chlloquln, Ore. . I'i.ob J. 3-10. No. 947. NOTIf'K TO CKI.III'IORII Nollci la hereby given that Runic Jan Piper ha been appointed ad ministrator of Hi eatata of Luiher S Piper, deceaaed. by th Circuit Court of tne Slate of Oregon for Klamath County and haa qualified. Peraona hav ing clalma agalnat aaid eatate nmy Kreaent aame duly verified aa required y law lo tht underalgned admlnlitrator at Hie office of John ft. Kblnger, U. R. National Bnnk Building. Klamath Kail. Oregon, within aix month from the flrxt publication of thia nollce. Dnt of flnl publication December t.1, 11)47. RUN1CR JANF PIPKH. Artmlniatrator of Hie entat of Luther S. 1 Piper, decerned. D. 1:1-20-37, J 3-10, No. OMh IN THK CinCUIT COURT OK TIIK STATK OF ORKGON FOR THK COUNTY OK KLAMATH fin Probate IN THf MATTKR OK TUB ESTATE of ROHKRT A. MCAS, Deceived. NOT1CK IS HKRKnV GIVEN that The United Htateg National Rank, of Port land, Oregon, Executor of th Ealate of Robert A. Lucas, Deceaaed, has filed In th abnva entitled Court for final acttle ment Ita account and report at inch executor, and that the hearing nf the aame hai been fixed by the Judge of aald Court for Saturday, the Mat day of January, 1040, at ten HO) o'clock a. m., of aald day, at the Court Room of Mid Court In the Courthouite, at Klamath Kalli, Oregon; and all peraona I nte rented V, higher, Mav S3.VB la III Mid estate in eiilllletl then and lliete lit alll'MI' Nllll BllllW I'tllUP, tr an) Ihey ItUVf, Wll III kalli MITUUMI bIuiIIIiI not lie iiMII-il mill allowed Ualed HUB Uiul tttt nl J.tmtaiy, HUH. 'IIIK t'MTKK hIAIr.H NATIONAL HANK, nl I'm Hand, Uivgnn, llv I' I. MINAHAN. Ila AbbIbIaiiI I'liul Offll'IM. Krtilliir nl III tMale nf Itnlierl A I'lU'ua, Dei'eUBCil. WIIbiiii S . Wiley, A I tin ney J. .1 10 17 JV Nil UU. Mil 111; I II ( IIMH I HUM NOTII'K IK IIKIIKIIV lilVKN Hull III MllilriBle'ilfd. ANA t). ANII. Iimb liiM'll all nolitletl KniM'tilur n( llir Kulnte nf Al.rltKDA IMHIIITHY MTKINMK'I'., llw known iu MILS. W J hlKlNMl.t., lie i-raett. liy III I'lu'iill (.'mill nl Hi Hlule (if OlrKtul (or Klemalll County anil Iimk mutinied. All ieiBiuie lt.it tug i-lelm, eiiatiil knlil elale i heii'lti iiiiiMr(l In iiie.eht litem duly veiilletl i qulieil liv law In llir unili'i'Blaitnl Ke i-illnr al III tiffli nf A. W Niit.ulii. 3117 WIIIIIb tliillillntf. Klamath ralU, Oiea'UI. ml or liefote Bl liuinltik fitim 111 ilal nf Hi Ill-Hi ihiIiIii-aUiiii lieicuf, whliil data Ib January A. Itila ASA U ANII PNet'iilnr nl III Klal of Allieila Dorothy NlplilllirU. aliu knillllt a Mib. W. J. Mteliimela. Jan a 111-IT. Ji M. Nu. I'll HI'MMON I'Oh ITI1I.I1-A IIIIS l.iitllll Nu. al'M IN TIIK flllll'IT COI'IIT ITK NTATK Of OHKIION I.N AM TIIK COUNTY Or' Kl.AMATIl UAI'IIA Jl'NK AI'SIIN. I'Uli.llll. TIIK (Oil v. Kl.DON At'SllN, IVtrmtAiit l TO: KI.DON Al'Sli.N. IVlrnUail IN TIIK NA.MK Or 1Mb SlAil. lr OHKli'.JN You ai0 Htficliy ini.iuetl ! appear and aiuwvr tho i-oiii plaint Itltul a tf Ain at (iu In the Ml. live milled suit within four w-fk from th iUlo nl tht lint ptihiUiillotl u( llili BUiitniiiiiB In The HrraUl ami New, a itevMpr ti lutotl and tti!lilitl In KUmulh County, Ore ion, which aalil (ImIv la tin Jul ilnv of Jmihiaiv, UMtl, miiiI ll you tail to nuwir, or otherwise aiMur, for want tlin vo, t tie plMimttr will Hpply u thU L'ouil lor 1 1 if Deer tie an pi) ml ftit tit nUl C'liMplAtnl 'I'liife btnninoiu Ik crvril upon ou t publication purUAiit to Oidvr of tin llonortittle Ua trl It V'aiiilrulKi, Juilgv of tho tove rntltlrd C'ouit, mail anil cntcrrd lJririulM-r i.htl. 1U47, MrliHIi aald Ordrr require that autninoua iicinin t put)lihril oiua a MMk for four xu rruivff wrvki, and that th Ul of put.lu adon o( laul auointom alia. I b llir Jrd day of Januar. MMti ll H. IIAl.fc.NTlNr, Atlornrv lur I'laliittff . J 3 10 17 34 No. tun MMMON OK r.uuiit ; V 111 H A I ION IM Ttir i'ii.t-1'iT i ni u r nr I'll a' loi itr or STACK OK OltttJON KOlt Kl.AMAlllK WllUrd ldrlml KOY lll F. Plalntltl. va. LKOTA M VlNt'KNT and JOHN OOt VIM KNT, hualiNiid ami Wit c th un known hnia of aald dvlcndauta; uo ail it l her piaona know n or unkmiw n rlit.mlng any rigid, title. tt, lln or inlrrt in the rral Mtal da-rllid In th Complalnl hrirlu, l.(riutanta TO 1 UK AUOVK NAMKI1 l)KKi:.M)AN I'M IN IIIK NAMK OK TIIK STATE OK OHKOON Ymi ar hfirby rnjulrrd to appear and aniMir the complalnl filed again! you in th alniv entitled aull within four week from th date of lh firM publu'fllUin of Hi I Kummuna In the llrrald-Netva which aald date la th .lid day nf January. IU4II. and It you fall to iuwr or utherwi appear, fur m ant thereof, th plaintiff will apply to lh Court for th iflicf prayed for in Iiu Copiplnuil, to wit: Kor a deer that ald dfndanla, and racli thereof, may t rtiUlrd to ael forth lh natui of til or hr claim and for a Det-rve of ihll t'ourl ailjiidglug plaiullff to b the owner in fee impl nf th following dri'riled real proper! , liuaird In Klamath County, Stat of Oregon, to-wit: lllork rortr rtv V of rirat Ad dition to Midland. Oregon, arrordlng to the duly rV4irded plat thereof in lh nlfit of the County Cleik. Klam ath County. Oregon, free and rlear of any and all rlatma of aid defendant, nr either or any of them, and adjudging and decreeing plaintiff a title to be forever quieted againit any and all claim of aul defendant, or enher or any nf them, and for auch other and further relief a It nteei in equity, and for hu coils and dubur menta In this ault. Thla Nuniinona la aervrd upon you by publication purnuanl tit Order nf Honor able David R Vandenlierg, Judge of lh above entitled Court, made and entered the MM dav ol Decern her, HM7, which Order required lh Summon herein to Ik puhhihed one a week, fur four tne reaalve week, and thai the date of the ftrat ntihhratinn of aid Smm-n ahall b th Jrd d.iv of January liMfl. WM Kl'VKKNDAI t i Attorney ftir Plain I iff Poat Offlre Addre-i. I Pme Tr fl'Mldlng, Klarnalh Kail. Oregon J 3 10 17 J-No. tHO i Norn i in Titr cinct rr cocht ok thf 1TATK OK OltKOON KOH Kl.AMATIl Cor NT V IN TIIK MATTER OK TIIK KSTATE OK VAK B HA1 SlfiKII. Dereaed (votir berebv given thit I hav ' filed my final account of Hi admin , IMratlnn of the above entitled eatai and ; th.it the Court haa appointed January 21 56 ' 10411. at 10 A. M . aa the Dm for hearing ! objection to uch final account and the riurmri' inereor stca mt HM..mr:rn r.a-l.t.o D 27 J 3 10 17 No. 04(1 E.K( I'tRII I 'OT H i: tiy Ht.INCl Of KIN t. ACf Ot NT IN TDK CIHCt-rT COCHT OK TDK .iiir ir llt.UU,, rult Kl.AMATIl I COCNTY I I.V THK VATTKI OK THK ESTATE OK I noil KMT C SHORT, alio known aa R C Short. Deceaaed Notice la hereby given that w hav filed our Klnal Arrnunf and report aa nxecutricea or th l.aat WHI and Teala men! nf Robert C Short, alao known aa R. C Short. Derenaed, and lh above entitled Courl haa fined 2 o'elork in th afternoon of Tlieadav. th 27lh day of January HMfl. a the Hrne. and Hie Circuit Court Room in lh Court Hou-e of K'nmath Cmi'ity, Orcon, in lh Cltv i of Klamath rail a tit uhn ' where any per on mav pre.ent any noiecnon or nxrentlon to nnvlhing con tained Iherelo, or to anv'hlng don bv im at Kxerutrlcea. and that at uch lime and nlac the ahove-entllled Court will f'nnliv pana upon and 1111 iald Ac count, INK J SHORT KHANCFS IIM-VAHD Kxecutrirea of lh l.aat WMI and Tetatnent of ftotert C Short, De-uad D 27; J. no-17 24 No. 041. NOTIf K OK IlfKHni.t'TIOS NOTICE IS HKIimV OIVKN That th underalgned hnv dlaaolvnd partnerahlp hrrelofore oxlatlng under the namfi of HMie 'tlbbon llee Knrma; that the narl ner Melvln M. ft row ft haa withdrawn from ar-'d nnrtnerahlp and that I van Rlffev la taking over the huxIneM and a-umtng all llnbiiniea and Indebtedneai of nnrfn-'rr'hln. iftn,TK thl 2lh day of DciTmlr. M M BROWN PETTY m no OWN IVAN niKFFY JEANNIE RIKKEY. Jan. 3. 10. No. BV) NOTICR OF IIKARINO We, the underlined, being lh mem bera of the ADlPOMT 7-ONINCi COM MISSION, ntmolnled hv lh JOIN I AIRPORT ZONINO HOARD, for the UtV if Klnmnth Enlla and Klnmalh County, Or7on, to recommend the bounnnrlea of vnrioua ronea to be eitliihlfahed nnd reguliitlona to be adopted iherefor, com nrlalng territory for a diatnnce ol two mllea in ench dlrecllon frnm th Kln malh Municipal Airport, in Klamath Coiinly. Oregon, having completed a preliminary reporl. and hefnr making our rinal report, will at the hour nf l:.ttt o'clock p. rn on lh 2JIHi dny d Janu ary, IfMfl al Hi Council Cham bera, in th Cltv Hall of the Cltv of Klnmalh Kalli, Oregon, hold a public hearing on aid report at which time any peraon or pnrly niny appenr and expreaa any objections or opinion thev may velaft lo present on nnld report, or pertaining lo the proponed zoning. Done thia 7th dnv or Jnnunry, KM II. K. A. THOMAS WALLY M. HKCTOn W. 11. WHITCOMH Airport fining Corniniaaion. J. D to 2fl Inc. No. IIU7. Ml MMONS l ()It PMII.K ATION Kquity No. 11711 In th Circuit Courl of thf Stale of Oregon. In and lor the County ol Klnmnth. ALON.O E. ALEXANDF-ll, Plaintiff, ORANONA KLVA ALEXANDER. Defendnnt. To: ORANONA KLVA ALKXAINIJKH, Defendant; IN THE NAME Or THE STATE OF ORKCION: You are hereby required to appenr and answer Ihe complaint filed ngnlnat you In the above entitled Court and cause within four weeks from the dnte of the first publlcntloit nf this Summons in Th Herald and News, a newspaper printed and published in Klamath Cinmly, flrfnoni w hlt'ti caul dm la lli HH h lUv oi Jmiuiho. IV hi, and If von full to anawrr or aptirar, for Utiitt titiMof. Htta itlaintiir will apply In tit l'ouil for Ilia tH- aa iitird for hi tiia Complaint 1'hla Niimmona ta arvd m you liv PtlhllOMllou puiauiilit In Order id III llnnoiNld Uavld II Vttiiilvnlwitf, JudKP of th almva vutlllisd t'ouil, tnndii inn (nlrird lulu Janiiai v mh, IIMH, w nii-li Mld OmIiii- iMiihc ihut Huuunona lioirin h puhlialird nut ft a wipK lor lour nui'-i-cmIvh Wfvlta, and Hint thi riral puidh i-Htlon of md Mummonii nhall Ita Jninmiy HUh, 1D4I1 ll. N IIAIiKNTINK. Altortipy for IMainllff Jan III-17 114 .1 1 No !tli.l classifiedrTi cs tin day , J da tui,... 'A Om run ........ (wr wind 4c ti wind i-' prr wot k I li' ptr WMid I H- pr woid IV iwr wind 4Hr 1-day run , WritK run ., Month run Ad rt-tlvd hv I p in altrinoon m "Nw 1 will anprar mn ndnv" nlumn N Today l.OMT. DOWNTOWN, JAN. M, BlrrlhiM hull liiNinlrl with pink arllinia, I'hon MUli. (VOX SA1.K. '4J Mriviiry dclua 4 door; radio, hMtri. i'Ichii: 04it uiechmiu'Ml condliloti. tlonil th I'hon nwni. llllillKSi' I'MICKH paid for H. Vnl. lamiM ami rain, juituan oil I'di hing i n , uhouw l.U.I, iUv Wll.l, CAMK for rhtldtru liudvr ai-hool nj lit miv Horn by wn oi month I'hon linttl rOH ItKNT J-room raitin with ito'ta No I'hlldivii 4'm ll 74.11 r:ii-jit Wautlatid roit SAl.K New ly ronHHlfird A i .inn hoiia in Hid Npriii. J Iwtliininia, hath upaia lava tory (low ualali a; on pavvd atia InmUrnpcd. lull i-mnt tiHtnoMl, nil hral Dial (jit4 l OU PAI K, modem ft mum houa. pnrllv hiritWif'd on Iik Iriirrtl i m SlUNil Addition. .l7,Mi ui .ttrnl rlUht on t-ouui) roail honi Miallon a l.m-Kri a, art-oud lioUa on lull 1 II Watnttnhl, ownr. I'OH SAI.K. KaiNt lUatroU. muhi) tiuin lug hvMtvr iyi-IiiI tiiiidillou tlu t'tdirnl Av. Olt SAI.K. Kt ,-t. vhrap .Intiuti MU Krlrt Nl filltt. will May with rhlltlmt -0 Phon )TU1 sv.w srni'iuiAN iiomk IN Nil ANT A 1HSI ItH 1 - J bailMNiini. living mhiiii k ittlin, gMrttg. ha ion rralp fouutUlloii and wvll 'inlt utlcil On tin tnii and pavnl iikvi a gooii hut for tT.iMi. rrntoimlilf Harm lr riir.t NullMliI for OI 141 1 1 nf Might Mm a It Johnaoti. Nlainpn lur WKSI.rV NIIAKI'l.KN. Itr.M.TOM tin h mil i'hon Hr? TIIKHf ON TIIK WKt.K kNll ACMKAtiF Vry iiifrly plaunvd ncr if giHid ground. tn tm lln niuil, Irvrrlea, lndi-td, t-NUkrn hoila nm horn, gostd 2 ImiImhmii hoin icai. SINK) down a a rt'HNINMCll Olt NOT A room iii.xicrn I.. tried, Urgr lot. grntf aiul riui-Mrn hou. IdiM'k to hoa .Maj ilitwn, R40 nomih. Full prlr a uruilui tor ovrn AN At UK htM-k to hua lln Irrigated fen 3.U barn ert EHONTAi:r Highway u;, tiw mue from town, well ttld ttutru-t, ii aciea with 27UfiH)t front. 2yo. WKVKIlll AEI 'KKIt Jt'Nt-riON' 3 Iota on txlh hlgbwaa, leveled filial JOHN C. AII(iKTSlN(;r.ll. ItKALTOH rttiine ftjtu I'OR HAt.r 1-nniiii nun. trtiy fin tbd and additional material lur ea ceaa budding 10oi). tjyu Uown liou Manratilla HI . Hot Spring Dtatrirt Ittquir eveninga Ixiwren pm and B p tu . Cabin M. Klamath Auto Court EXI'l-MIK.N'CKI) RANCH It AND. aingi. want a work With aheap or cat 1 1. handy With tractors aril marmrer Write It.m IMM. ear Herald New HKDI'CKO PltHT.S ON flKMNANlH of untuual fabrira, auilabie for Upfml- ler . chairs or fiMitalonia t nuiid l t.ucll Tweed Hilltop Hotiae. ii N (lib Phone 4n4 IfM TKltttAPLANK. coovertihl coupe, new lop. good bMl, fairy rtmiier radio, healer He I offer over til 13 take I'hon 117 .Hi, Humfa) J WANTED, man for work n ixniitrv J farm. l-wla Poultry Kami I'fiou i 4JKI. VACANCY, ftiruiilied light houaeaeep ! log roo-u 1 4i 4 Klatnatn A VGH ItKNT. 2 and -1-room miMiern tut' niaheil apartmetita Hbata View Miiiel, Weed Aahland Junction J'biui i HH2 ! KOH SALE. glHl healing astern, e.p ; rlallv for a hard lo heal born or ) amall building la an Aoternan Mailt- alor hot water iem witn live i radiator, pipea and the amall eoal or Pr-lo-bg fired boiler Priced right. 41.1 N mh Koit MALE, ''.'17 Chevrolet 2 door njpfj Coltwg Prion 'Mr; ii J. H - (.lot your topi-oat by miatak Hee i you tonight or any night. Klamath Milliard r1aurant, H u clock Andy I WASHtNO MACH1NKS repaired Will lend you a serviceable machine Until repaired, or tak your wner n trade on a rebuilt Job. Your choice or eveial tiirtiiea Call 71 In WANTKD. room and board lor Hire amall chlldin. in f imm bom. Writ Hon H4I. car Herald-New KOlt SALE. TRADE Olt KOH KQIUIY In later model car or pickup. Ill ll Q-rv Under Oidmobil ft pangar roui. flood motor, pu ruibr, new paint Call MHO IIOMKLIKK MI.KKPINO ROOMS. HUH Wahlnglon. Phone ;U71. KOR RENT. .1 room furnuhed hnua on S nth St Phon M-17, Calvary iiaptikt ciihrch i ai bom lo lta frlsndt at Rnat Main at Garden Herviret at regular hour a Sunday. KOR 8AI.K. 12.V) acres lootl arrv i meadow and tinder cultivation, good barley land Near highway and railroad. tOn.nuo, pom teinia. 100 acres, irrigated. (cellnt soil, adapt ed fur clover, potatoa and grain, 711 acre clover, 3-taedroom modern houe, tenant house, other buildings. stli.tHMl. 211 arrea, R arres under gravity Irriga tion, 2 acres Irrigated by pump, balance dry farming 2 t mllea from Merrill on good road. B room hoiia, praaur ava tm, potato hotiae, chicken home, double gurage, other bulldlnga. 7000, P2IM) down, terms on ' alanc. Hotiae In Merrill. 3 rooms and bath. Oaingn. Corner lot. M. A HOWMAN, RKALIOIt flnnk Illdg , Merrill, Ore. Phone 7:idi WILL CARE for ronvaie,ceot or aged people. HHWJ Arthur. I'lion 11700. SOMETHINrt NEW IN Kl.AMATIl COUNTY NKJIIT AUCTION WEDNKSDAY. JAN. 14. 7 :t P M. H At If AUCTION MART "Kormerly lh Silver Dome In Wocu Th article to he auctldned Electric water haallng syalein. Waahlng machine, good condition, Two electric light systems, Reatnurnnt equipment. (J-K lectrlc refrigerator, Reininglon typewriter. Deplli mike, new. Simmons bedx, coll springs, nuitlrnaaei. Saddles nnd Itenvy harness vvllh brltchen. firing your aalnblt articles to Col f red Howard, auctioneer, phon U4IO. nr Frank Hurd, aasiatant, phone 71102. tiood food nvatlabl -entertainment. Kor more hard-to-gel articles, wnlch for ad in Monday' and Tuesday's Herald-News. KOH HENT," large 1-rmim cabin, tur- nlahed. rlnae In. Phone H744. KOH SALE, International panel," Metro body. 113-tnclt wheel hnae, on -ton rnpnclty. Excellent condition, Phone I1UWI. SALESMAN' WANTED Lending Innmi facturer of Pntonled Utility cnlendnrs. such ns incord cnlendnrs, filing ml endnra, dexk rulendnrs, nrl nnd com merclnl cnlendnrs, ntlvorllalng ipnrlnl. ties In pnper, rnrdbonrd, leMthrr, mefnl and celluloid, tins opening tor for saleimnn tn this territory, Srlling nen Hon now on. f live del nils In Ural letter. Write RIIKDD-HROWN MKU. CO.. Mtnuenpolls l.'i, Minn. nilAND new llynter logging wtnehr-i. Single drum DUN, tlflfi.1. Double drum CI I . a27lV), Nat Innnl Tractor Co., flrnndwny al 41 h, Hacrnmenlo, Caltf, Phone rt ntiJio, OST, " white pair sheepskin niltlens, Pine Tree Theatre. Jan. 0. Finder plena return to Ping Tree manager. jlewnrd offered. tiih SALE, 11 'acres. iinderIrrlgnflon'. with bulldlnga, Fourth place south Midland Ornng llnll. Phon 114 fin. COST, golden femnle cocker, Vicinity "of Chilofniin, Reward, Phone (1.1, Chllo quln, Ore, New luday KOIl HAI'K II V OWNril. atliauliv Iwo beihoom lioin. neatly new, t'loa lit) lovely lawn honi and hack, apilnklr vim lit Imnl lawn, and curb. JMiuii 41iil Sunday for aiipnlnlmnt, lAHTH MANAOKU wantvil Willi' fitf i al Moloi e a pei teuc. I'i ittanvnt poaltbm Hive leleirucva and iiil uc. tiliUmobll Dealer, Koiilk olo Co , I7D0 K Ht , Haciaiiiiilu, Caltf, KOH HA1.K. Koid ttaclor. 1U ino.Ul. NPW lliea, netv pahil, light, Hi(lal all ch'Muri l'lll clnaa coiidlllou. Kl.AMATIl TMAt'TIUI V iMl'l.kMfcNt' CO t:n:t Main KOIl SAI.K. nil, clean 11)41) Moadmalr an la it. good rubber, acllnl con dlllou: lailio, beater. 11 li tl.llW. Hr I'. It lluiua, Modoc ISdnt. Ihlid hou on ilRtil afler floating lallioad tiavka. KOIl SAI.K. Weattnghoui mlaer Willi all atlarhineuta. Hue ata vgtabl abrediler. food chopiwr, Julci, ilillH aliitke miner, can oener, allvr pol lhei ajfliMl comilel Phone Jtl.l.t. WAN I'KD, poalllon aa aalmait for agrl cullural macblneiy, ditliv, multrV ipi (fluent, aprlnk ler a) a In ma, In (ga llon, and lawn, Will Ho Kill, cai lln nM New WAN'I'KD, Joh aa caielaker, night wnl'-h ninn, or lanitoi llefereiicna. Wilt Ho till), cut lleiald New. t'Ol'NO. hog Owner mtial give nuiit ber. Ideitlilv, ami pay fur Ihla ad. Coolacl Vein II l,o, Merrill, Oi KM'KMIKNCKD woman dealrea reatait latit woik, prflhlv dlahw aaltiiig. nr elf i k lug in ml! gioifi y . Wilt lo IPI. Keno, 1)1 KOM NAl.K. ftouolon healing alt) Pino ll.allv new Meaaotiabl Metrtll, M1JI, TO CITAN lP ll47 crop of pupplaa, fill Mi'll aeveral bltchva Cheap, no n give awav He bleu Hptlnger Keimelt, Writ Side TiilelHk. 1 Mooring Notices KLAMATH I.OIH1K Nu. 77. A I1', ami A M: will hnld it MIAIKI) COM MUNICATION Mniuhiy, Jitniiiiiv UUi. nl S IX) p. ti lf i-(itntifila VUHiiik birthirii ctintlnlly Invltril, IUCMAKI) A OltlKFITII Wnrnhlpftit Mitfdrr r - Kl.AMATIl KAI-I UF A Kit IK No 3KM) . t I . Hegular in I I u g I I ' ' . vn y 1 ueaday nlghl, iVdCa-P! 7 4A p m . K O K -ui; e It1', fh and Walnut. r .'t'im intS--V" Vlalllng nieiotert i-ontUlU III vl t ml 2 Lost ond Found t.OSV, Durnm row, branded window ah ut right hip and rlte. ereaceul Iwr Ibiough rib (irand, K A right rMn. UtiH-keled fnc Imll calf, btandea diamond H on right rla. croppd lef eat. under hu tight. I'liil Hathaway, lit I. nr)4 I.OhT Cut Mettill Nfalin highway, le ft iifetator Co vet Kinder pleaa rail I.IIST. DH ember 10. on frhouttt1 Imtj Itelween Dunamuir and Klamath Kail, hlark rlpier billfold tlewaid for me and ilenl tt 7UJ tuntfnttlf. 8 Transportation for Heav Hauling, Crao or Wl woik. tall 77NI KLAMATH KHKIOHT LINKS Hit Klamath Av 10 Services MONEY FOR RENT It hnril lo rrnl holme HUT you can comrnlctuly rrnt monry. LOANS ON Salory Furniture Automobiles cimfidcntiiilly nrrauiird sill) up tn IS nioti(h In n,v COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 No. 9th Phone nil TOM O'DWYER Mnunsrr Uc 8-251 Uc. M-333 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Nrwr.it Snnltnry Mrthod Alto ROTO ROOItR SERVICE Clmiu Houcr Llnra of flixilj, Etc Phone 8418 or 3230 r.O 11. KINO 24l2tf FLOOR SANDING ond Rpfinishino NORMAN FRAI.EY Phone K3t lOlf IkmI and Niiitf tllai..,.. V .... (..,,... . .1. ... mm moral- Kl.AMATIl HIEK1IIT I.INKil Plum- 77111 n, Klamaih A: OICKaON rilllNITIIIIt SIIOI1 I'lillnUt-rlllc nnpalrlna, ll-fliil,hliif Slirlnifa Morunrlltlimril mi Nha.l. Way I'll.,.,. 411? VOUB MAVTAO HKItVK'R HIIOI-" FOM III yr.AIIH I'arla and Imivlir (r All Make, ol Wnhrr M K II I T ,, WAHHINn MACHINE KRVII't I'hona wuta ciiaiiis coiisi:TiKnnr.j,nr M. l-rarh AlMMilnlmanla In yi,ur hotna wllhniil ,il,lialluita. (.'all Vr. NOW DO l.rtn.ui,-l,, Ar, Na.dl. work Mhop. 33.1 Main, up.lalr.. fMCTIinr KIIAMINO -Camaii gimp""?.'? Main. Plion- 54117. . .7., . KVANIl CAIIINKt SHOP U I. 117 r. Main ,hnn, Mn Cllll'I AINrl lillHKl-rrH. " Plikur, a, da llvrry. ihnni 407.1 PAINTfNd. liilnrlor and -xlrrlnr Kein loiiliiii. l l.. drown, phon,, i-rjil WINDOW Cl.rANINCl. hoiiia and ri,,n: menial. Jmillor work. Ialnled walla clean-il. riiHira rl-anrd and M-axad-JKSSK IIIIIHIAIII) At HONS Phona 7II7B or B47H UKNIONINd ilr..niaklri. allarallon.'. hiiBlary nirmlina P-llran Thralar Atiarltn-nla. f'lifin 7IB7. (Irara C'aaay. M0-S'W"h lr"rl" """ h,,l"n- Prran II. A. flAMPl.R.'renienl ' conlractor, Phona llimri, WOMKN'fl TAII.OItlN(i;- dra..makln nnil allrrallnni. Kav ll.lnnior, Itu Morllmar. Phone 1111:14. R!.UN0.Clm""r " hl .1114 llrlNtol. IIKMoltHMNO anil lnleMnr"flnl.hliii. rnlilnel wink. -lr. Ilnymond It. Arhiiliarh. Man llr.l anl J'hona 77IKI. ritnNITIMIK Hr!f RNlrllllNn . . . ")""' Made to Ordar H 1 Hlan Park A,M p,rk Pliona 4111 CAN CI.KAN is and (urnllur. In your honip, Hiinil altar n p. in, 12 Educational noOKKKKlMNd. Slmrlh.nd.fy pi n f . Klnilird Biililaiti. ntflra niarhlna, Kl.AMATIl HUMINKSM Ctll.l.K(IIC 7 ' I Pin- Phon 47IUI 14 Help Wonted. Female HIIOW Ihe nallunnlly tammia Molinnalta Frnrki In lour ronimiinlty, f , p,rl Una. I)ra.., .Ia 4Bi i,,,,,,,,,,,,, linlf nl-., h a, aklru ad hmlarv. Sliilnii Blyk, now ahowlna. Wrlla P.O. Rov llimn. Portland 7, Ore. W,N.'1" .!"'! '"." ""l"'-ltd' hou... krr Ural ot wane,, Pliona 371(1 WANTKD . llourki,Br," !l adult, pri vate room and hnlli. Phone 7314 PnlVATR nooM. hoard and heal tyafaa tn rapnlile woman hounkeener. Mai erenta required. Phone H34 aflei 1 i""." - . , a wi.uij.ajuijiJUU 16 Help Wanted, Male rT" MAN"n,(' wauled vviih-tlen-: oral Motor, aKiiarlrnre. Permanent poBltlon tilve relerenra. and "pan- I7,ro K St., Hacramanto, Lam.