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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, APRIL I. Wl MARKETS and FINANCIAL GRAIN PRICES MOVE HIGHER CHICAGO, April 5 WV-Higher price ruled In Rinliu on the board of trade today. Wheat showed the most strength with bom corn and oati following the upward trend In the bread cereal. Gains were not large. Reports of high winds and some damage to wheat In Kansas over the week-end caused most of the buying in that grain. The market suffered a sinking spell at one time, but bounced back. Wheat closed Vi to 1 cent higher, May f2.46-2.4SV corn was to 1 cent higher, May f2.20-2.19V oats were lower to 1 higher. May IM3S-H. and soybeans were 2 cents higher. May 13.70. Wheat Open High Low Close May 245 - 2.45'i 2.47'i 3A 2.46 - SM July 2.35 - 2.34 li 2.35 2 33 '4 2.34 -2.34 BepL ,. 2.32 233 2.S0 233'i Dec 2.324 2.3314 2.31H 2.33! Buyers Run Market Today NEW YORK. April 5 (IP) Buyers maintained control of today's stock market although considerable op position was In evidence. Prices hardened after midday with assorted oils and rails in front, Oalns of fractions to 3 points or so predominated near the close. It was the eleventh million-share session since mid-March. Trans fers for the full proceedings ran to round 1.100.000 shares. The wall Street strike entered Its second week without seriously interfering With operations on the exchange. The rail average was at Its top alnce September. 1946. with favor ites Including Rock Island. North em Pacific, Seaboard Air Line, Great Northern Railway and At lantic Coast Line. Several oils were at peaks for 1048 or longer. Better performers were Chrysler. Goodrich, Caterpillar Tractor, Dow Chemical, Paramount Pictures, Loew s, and International NIckeL Bonds steadied. Cotton, toward the finish, was up $1.50 to S2.20 a bale. At Chicago wheat ended up S to l cent a bushel, corn Si to 1 and oats off to up H. Al Chem & Dye 186 American Can 81 S Am Pow & Lt 84 Am Tel Tel 150s; Anaconda Atchison Bendix Aviation . Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Calif Packing Canadian Pacifio Case J I Chrysler Comwlth & Sou Consol Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zellerback . Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft ... Du Pont De Neru General Electric General Foods General Motors Goodyear Tire Gt Northern Pfd Int Harvester Int Paper Pfd Johns Manville Kennecott Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnator Nat Dairy NY Central North Am Co Northern Pacific Pac Am Fish Pac Gas & Elec - Pac Tel & Tel Pan American Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonler Rayonier Pfd Reynolds Metals Richfield Safeway Stores . 36 .101 .. 34 - 34 i 27 's 30 't . 13 1 . 59;. .. 2 . 22 H 15 .. 29 .. 6S, . 61 ..174 .- 36 .. 36 '4 56 - 41 S 44 90 50', - 39'. .52'. 26S 55 16 , . 285i - 141. 16S . 20H .14 . 33H . 93 'i . 10 . 41 'i . 9T, . 27 . 34 i; , 25 Ji . 18 . is r-; One May Be Agriculture Secretary r-'nrnll , If a&., iff Kilher Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Charles E. Rraunan llrftl, or Norris E. Ootid (right), agriculture undersecretary, may succeed Clin ton P. Anderson as secretary of agriculture. Rrannon. a Denver law yer. and Uodd, an Oregon rancher, have been In government service since 1933. Youth Week Set By Church Olivary lluptlst chinch Is featur ing Youth Week (rum lust Sunday through April 11, tho following bun. duy. Young people of the church will Imve full charge of all church activities. The program Is under the direc tion of Mis. Prrli-y Webster. For this week's Sunday school hour, Edmund limner will bo superin tendent, with Douglas Pence. Ger ald Haddock. Harold Haddock, I,e tha Alexander. Kalhryn Pence and Wanda Homer, teachers. In charge of the worship services w ill be Edmund Homer and Douglas Pence, song leaders: Gerald Had dock and Richard Johnson, devo tions and announcements; Harold Haddock. Hilly Moak. Larry tlueck and Glen Haddock, ushers: Wayne Angel, Knthryu Pence. Paul Reams, Glen and David Haddock, musicians. Sears Roebuck .... Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corp . Sunshine Mining . Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft U S Steel Warner Bros Pic . Westing Elec . 36;; . 18: . 50 . . 25', . 63'j . 18' . 11 . 26', 99 . 19'; 28 73"; 13 S 29', N ' We pi Ip WANT I CAST IDflM UUUVIVJ WB Woolworth 48 Klamath Basin Potato Shipments (In Carloads) March 26 Month to Date Season to Date 1947-8 6 367 .... 6472 1946-7 M 7S4 10,065 l u The-- Daiii ,&' ..u.q.-ij I" ii.,.,.,.lWiH--- mm 1 3 3 i Pig iron is becoming shorter daily in supply. Scrap and cast iron are the only substitutes. If foundries and mills are to continue producing machinery pipe and tteel, more dormant scrap must be recovered. Contact Us or a "Teen-Age" Club Representative... , Help a Truly Worthy Cause, the "Teen-Age" Club. STEEL FOR ANY JOB PORTLAND. April 5 0PI Po tatoes Ore. Deschutes and Klam ath Russets No. Is. $5.50-5.75: 35 lbs.. $1.50-1.65: 15 lbs., 95c-$1.05: No. 2. 50 lbs. $2.25-2 50: No. 1 bakers. $6.25-6.50 hundredweight: Idaho Russets No. 1-A. $5.60-5.75: Men nesota Cobblers. No. 1-A. S4.25-4.50; Florida Triumphs. No. 1-A. $4.50 4.65; B, $4.00-4.25 50-lb. sack. CHICAGO, April S (AP-USDA) Potatoes: total U. S. shipments Fri day 925, Saturday 990. and 10 Sun day; arrivals 218, on track 287; sup plies moderate: for Idaho Russets, demand good, market stronger; for western red stocks, demand mod erate, market firm for good stock; for northern stock, market about steady; Idaho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. 1 6.65. utilities 5.40: Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 4.90: new stock: Florida 50 lb. sacks Bliss Triumphs 4.50: Texas 50 lb. sacks Bliss Tri umphs 4.25-50. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. April 5 (AP-USDA) Cattle: salable 800. calves 25; largely medium-good steer run; opening extremely dull; early bids 50 cents lower; nothing scaled early; she stock generally steady; light supply with rainy weather sustaining factor; numerous packages canners-cutters 14.00-16.00; common slaughter cows 16.00-18.00; odd good bulls 22.00 down; few good choice under 250 lb. vealers 29.00- 30.00. Hogs: salable 150; around 75 cents lower than Thursday; few packages good-choice 180-230 lb. butchers 23.25; good sows up to 17.00. Sheep: salable none; no spring lambs or wooled stock offered. (Continued from Page One) individuals they just didn't feel like working. In this country, we don't MAKE people work. That is slavery. ... IF the miners don't work, the coal Industry will be wrecked. If the coal Industry Is wrecked, the steel Industry will be wrecked. If the steel Industry is wrecked, our economy will be wrecked. We will be left weak when we should be strong. It should be added that instinc tively we sympathiic with the min ers. Anyone who has to work In a dark hole In the ground, away from the light of the sun and the beauties of the world, naturally stirs our sympathies. It's a fairly cockeyed world we're diving in. Communism THRIVES in a cockeyed world. Scholars Get High Grades UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu gene. April 5 iSpeclal) Four of the 228 undergraduate students at the University of Oregon making an average grade of 3.5 or better for the winter term are from Klamath Falls. They are: Nina Fernlmen. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fernl men, route 3: Ruth Landry, daugh ter ot Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Landry. 331 Pacific Terrace; Maryellen Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Wright, 438 High street, and Wil liam Heidrlch. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Heidrlch, 213 Washington street. The grade point average Is based on 12 term hours or more of study. Thirty-three students made a per fect grade of 4.0, all "A's." Reward For Body Up Relatives of Claude Raskins. Kla math trapiKT who has been reported missing since the morning of Wed nesday. March 17, when he left home to run his trap lines lu the swamp area bordering Klamath river, have posted a $100 reward with Sheriff Lloyd L. Low for the recovery ot Hasklns body. Search centered In the swumpy section near the river, extended to the canal and beyond as stale police, friends and relatives of Hasklns sought to locate the man who, rela tives said, suffered heart attacks. Saturday W. H. Smith, brother-in-law of the missing trapper, posted the $100 reward with Sheriff Low. Smith said that at least three rela tives have continued their search dally. Smith said Saturday that the family hoped the offer of $100 would spur others on to look for Muslims. They'll Do It Every Time By immy Ilatlo VERMIN mPJOED HIS CACKLEHACK A MILE FROM THE RACE TRACI RATHER THAN COUGH UP A PUCK FOR THE PARKING FEE-- RlT VhiMlfi Well HAvfe to WALK BLOCKS AN BLOCK'S TD6ET BACK HEREf 'I DONT CACtT IFITJ I TtM MILES. THESE. BURGLARS AREAJ'T . 60IN6 To MAKE A SOCKER OUT KaceTkack -" AUTO 4 PARK A &CIT HE KNOCKED DOWN WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN HIS RUSH TO POT A WEEKS SALARVOM A NAfcj TriATS STILL RUNNING OACKWARDS- (ToBLE fSMP one load strictly good-choice 117 lb. fed lambs 22.00; few good-choice trucklns scaling 80-118 lbs. 21.00-50; common 17.00-18.00; few good 14(5 lb. ewes 10.50; strictly good-choice ewes quotable to 11.00. PORTLAND, April 5 (AP-USDA Cattle: salable 1850, total 2600; calves salable and total 150; market uneven; few sales light and fed heifers 50-75 cents lower; bidding 1.00 and more lower on heavy steers; one load above average good 1085 lb. steers 25.50; two good 750-850 lb. steers 24.00-25.25; best fed steers held above 25.50; few good heifers 24.00-25.00: common-medium 17.50 22.00; canner-cutter cows steady at 14.00-17.00; shells 13.00 down; com mon-medium cows weak at 18.00 21.00; few good cows 21.5 0; medium good sausage bulls steady at 19.00 22.50; good beef bulls up to 23.00-50; good-choice vealers steady at 29.00 32.00; good 340-500 lb. calves 24.00-27.00. Hogs: salable 700, total 3000; mar ket slow, largely 1.00 lower; good choice 185-235 lbs. 23 50 ; 250-290 lbs. 21.50; 160-165 lbs. 21.50; good 400 590 lb. sows 20.00; few under 370 lbs. 20.50; good-choice feeder pigs 24.50-25.00. Sheep: salable 350, total 2150; market active, strong with extreme top on fat lambs 50 cents higher; FLOWER SHOP 4JOM4IN WWII 88"rS447 SESSLER, INC. mm. 534 Marker Phone 4862 f$ CHICAGO, April 5 (Pi iUSDAi Salable hogs 9000, total 9200; very slow; early; very uneven, 25-75 cents lower; closing trade only around 25 cents lower; top $21.75 for one load; bulk good and choice 170-230 lbs $20.75-21.50; 240-260 lb. $19.50 to 20.50 : 270-290 lb. $18.50-19.50 : 200 350 lb. $17.25-18.35 : 400 lb. weights $16.75; sows around 50 cents lower; bulk good and choice sows 350-550 lb. $15.00-16.00. Salable cattle 12.000. total 12.000: salable calves 600, total 600: all grades yearling steers and heifers steady, fairly active: medium weight and weighty 3tcers unevenly weak '.o 75 cents, mostly 50 cents, lower; largely steer run; liberal proportion scaled 1150-1350 lbs.; clearance in complete; bulls 50 cents to $1.00 lower; vealers steady; most good and choice yearlings and light steers $27.00-29.50: low-to-avcrage-choice yearlings $30.00: extreme top $30.50 paid for high-choice 1360 lb. averages; mostly weighty steers $27.00-29.25; choice heifers topped at $28.25; cutter cows $17.00 down; practical closing top sausage bulls $23.25; vealers $2600 down. Salable sheep 5000, total 8500: slaughter lambs active, generally 25 cents higher; good and choice fed wdolcd lambs $22.75-23.00; early top $23.00; for about 12 loads weighing 105 lbs. down; load medium to good 89 lb. woolsklns $21.35; slaughter ewes scarce: nothing down early on few small lots. Poe Valley Mrs. Pete Holzhouser w-tis hon ored on Tuesday evening with a sur prise birthday dinner. Guests In cluded Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holzhouser, Billy Wilder Lorenzo Holzhouser, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Webber. Ivan DrPew.Jean Holzhouser, Jimmy Hope. Mrs. Bes sie Holzhouser. Ltiand Webber, and Mrs. Fay Paul. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher were dinner guests at the Wllbett Ander son home on Saturday. Deepest sympathy is extended to the members of the Eddie Roberts family on the loss of Arbee Roberts, who passed away suddenly last week. Les Pruett was a visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs. Glen Kes ter recently. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Tucker have sold their dairy cows to Hank Holz houser. Mrs. Wilbur Relling was hostess on Thursday for a Stanley demon stration. Mr. and Mrs. John Hellekson and Marlanna spent Easter Sunday with the Carroll Brunton family. KLPITIPTH Fretb Dmllf from Onr Own lhOP L.M,r-IllJ.'Ull.'.Wf!lfl A special group from the gov ernment, home never used . many with less than 100 hours. Your choice of equipment, dozers, logging winches, power control units, etc. Every tractor reduced In price but FULLY GUARAN TEED. Write, wire or phone today: RAY D. HENDERSON CO. International Distributors Woodland, Calif. Phone 1880 Mortgage Loans Business Property Hornet Apartments Slock Ranches Long term, low Interest rale. Prompt Service. Prepayment privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments, Including principal and Interest, as low as $6.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel AalberlMd Broker for Pradonllsl Iniarsao C. IIS Ss. sik PboiK 4IUS Portland Woman Held Outstanding WASHINGTON. April 5 iP Dr. Dorothy S. Brady, one of eight wo men named as outstanding In the nation by the Women's National Press club, Is a native of Portland, Ore. She Is chief of the cost of living section, bureau of labor statistics. department of labor. Dr. Brady en tered government service in 1935 with the department of agriculture. She transferred to the labor de partment a few years later. She attended Portland school and was griduatcd from Reed college in 10-1. Her mother. Mrs. Agnes N. Stall!, lives In Portland. Sub Kegler Takes Lead DETROIT. April 5 (,V The American Bowling Congress today sKirtcd a new singles leader who was especially suitable to motor minded Detroit, tourney host. Automobile Snlrsman Stan Thnd en. of Madison, Wis., filling In fur an ailing friend, rang up 713 Sunday to take the lead by two pins. Thaden. 22. who Is also a semi pro baseball pitcher, shot his best series In seven years of bowling a 222-256-335. He wasn't going to roll in the ADC until agreeing to sub for a friend. Previously Lester Lake of St. Johns. Mich., held the singles lead with 711. Thadcn'i 713 enabled huu to go Into a fifth place lie In the all-events with 1878. He had 545 In team cnmiictlltoii and 620 111 the doubles. Ducks Have 1 8 Transfers EUGENE. Ore., April 6 I-T More than 100 players were expected to day to appear lor the opening doy of the University of Oregon's spring lootoaii session. Frankly hopeful of a New Year's Day apiearance In the Rose Bowl, uoiictl Jim Alkln will have ID letter men and 18 transfers to serve as a nucleus. Dick Wllklns. cxtrcctcd to be a standout at end. and Hud Bo qua. 205-i)ouiid halfback, also will be on hand. Each wus grounded by technicalities last season. The Oregon grid schedule reached its 10-gamc limit with signing of the University of Iowa for a home-and-home series. Oregon Will travel to Iowa City October 29. Palmer Named To School Position Harold Palmer, Klamalh Union high school teacher, was elected president of the Oregon Business Education association at Its annual meeting over the week-end lu Port land. The business group's meeting was part of the Oregon Education asso ciation convention. Palmer senl several days last week as Oregon representative to a convention ot the California Education association In San Francisco. LEGAL NOTICES Bit Of British Stone Presented SALEM, April 5 (IP) A piece of limestone, taken from the British houses of parliament after their partial destruction by Ocrman bombs, will be presented to the state of Oregon Tuesday. The stone, encased In a mahogany frame, will be handed to Governor John H. Hall by William Maxwell Wood, Portland, on behalf of the American and British Common wealth Association, Inc. The stone will be kept In the gov ernor's office as a symbol of the mutual Interests of America and Great Britain, Governor Hall said. City Hall Gets Spring Clean-Up Spring houscclcanlng nt the city hall is nearly completed as the last coat of paint Is being given to the Interior. A new front door was added and the main lobby, stairway, upstairs hall, mayor's office, council cham ber and treasurer's office were re painted. Roper brothers were contractors on the wall painting. Flower Shop IIKIVKIN (At Greonhousoi) 3614 8. 6th. Phones 8.135 and 01)40 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs Our Specially 001' g 'sfiriM m y ..rlNStl I J Million Shells Burned In Shoot 8POKANE. April 5 lTV-The 29th annual Spokesman-Review Inland Empire telegraphic trapshoot, de scribed as the largest of lis kind In the world, wos over today after more than 1.000,000 shells had been fired during 12 weeks of coniiell tlon. The Endicotl-Lacrosse. Wash.. Gun club, which blasted 804 out of 900 targets, won the championship. It was undefeated In 62 matches. Sixty-three teams from Montana. Idaho, Washington and Oregon competed with an average of 2500 shooters participating each Sunday. Car Upsets But No Damage Done A sedun driven by Fred Howard Butts of San Frunclsco skidded and overturned on the highway atop Sun mountain Sunday afternoon, but was driven away after bring rlchled by a Chlloquln wrecker. Neither Butts nor his wife were Injured. They were driving from Portland to San Francisco. mm list-.- V ORKRO Born at Klamath Valley hn pltnl. Kinmnlh ralU, Ore . April 4. IfHR. to Mr. awl Mm. Icftny Ohcrf. Keno, girl. Wrlitht: 7 pounds 7U nuncea. WAI.I.IN Born at Klnmath Vallry honpltnl, Klamnth KnIU, Ore, April 5, IH4II, to Mr. anil Mm, ftrrhcrt Wnllln. AfiH) Miller, boy. Weltfht: fl pnundi 4 ottwra, DllUKKr, -Born at Klamnth Valley hoopltal, Klamath r'alU. Ore., April A, 1H4H, tit Mr. and Mr. Uny Durfce, rorl Klnmath, a flrl. Weight: 7 pour id ft', ounri. MAKING -Born at Klnmath Valley hoxpital, Klamalh Palli, Ore. April 4. Itrtts, to Mr. and Mm. Inili Marino, UorrU, Calif., a boy, Weight It pounda 3 tmnre. WHICHT-Born at Klamnth Valley ho pit I, Klamalh KalU, Ore, April 4. HUH, to Mr. and Mm. If. J. Wright, 37nn Brooklyn, a girl. Weight; S pounda 14 on n rr. BAMtn Born nt Klnmath Vnlley hm pltnl. Klamath Falli, Ore., April 4. HMII, lo Mr. and Mm. U. If. Halrd, 21110 Her bert, a boy. Weight; 11 pounda 14 U ounces. OBITUARY Cherrll l.ynn Itaney paiaed away In thla city on Krlday. April, 1.148 at the age of .1 months and 4 fl.iys. She la survived by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. itfKiney a. iinney; a sisier, nannra a no a hrolher. I. vie; grandparents, Mr. ami Mm. J. K. Itnney and Mrs, Hnrtle Ham mond, all of this rlty, Urnveslde serv Ires for Utile Chorrll tonk plnre In Klam ath Memorial Park on Mondny, April S at ,'l:'Hl p. m I he Tlev. David Bnrnett of the Ftral Preabylerlnn rhiirch official- Inn Ward s KhtmiMIt Kunnral Home in charge of tho nrrnngmiienta. Dally, Weekly, Monthly Ruin FALLS APPLIANCE AND TIKE KKRVK'E llth & Main I'll. 7G70 For Kent TRUCKS - PICKUPS CARS U-Drivo - Move Yourtolf Local or Lone Dliitance, Save !4 STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8.104 1201 Kant Main ADVlHllMMINr HI It MlltN Hoaled proMAU wilt Im leceivrd by the Orvtfon KUie i;m ConuituaUm IM H W Alitor Ntrvel, I', O. Mmk 41. HI, Portland a. Oiegixi, .mill lo oo A, II.. rld, April Id. lata, for the rental r a ttrihte to move aitpittxhualelv .Vlisxi ruble nmU of dirt in ruiMl and dtfc romlrtiitiiMt. ami the eirVMiin ami laing of eight water rntttrnla. varvin from cine lo l L'lC iIm rulvrru rtrli al Summer l-aha. Otr.m, taj mile louth of Hood near titat Highway No Jl rr the Oregon Htste (imo t ommi..l will than an(j idr owed! n, publlrly read almid ItitU reieivr after the tint fixed tor opening I he Mine Will not be rot tal I r red Bid to tie auhmitled on an hourly renlel Imala. Mldder lo atipply iw-.-ilic. tloita at equipment offered No ti of moving lo and or from I he projett in addition In hourly-rental rale will le al lowed Dragline nuiia nevjr and to tie aupotlnj ttv (he bidder. No llmil .. operating lime pr day. I He work l to be aUrled on or IWote Ma IS. in n, and completed by Ovtooer r'urttier Information may be obtained from the Oregon Slate tame Cinnil. Ion offire or Mr, Hugo l-evv. Hfuge Manager. Nu miner Iake. Oregon Mail scaled hid In well marked en velopes to the Oregon Atie ,me f'orn miaalon lVU H W Alder Ktreet. P O Ho 4I.W1. Portland I, Oregon The Oregon Stale Came t'ommiaalon re.ervea the right to reject any or all btda No bidder may withdraw hta hid nfler the hour set for the opening unlra aakl "toVnvl dlad '"r Prtod exceeding OHCtiVlN KTATr OAMK COMMISSION ll t A !-ockwnt hiicrviiir Slate (iinn f'ommlaalon HU4 S W. Alder SUret P O Box 41 Ml I'oriiand a. oirgon ) taiv -iarrri .pi iota A 1 111 No 71 New I'udftjr ting loom end knoll i roll II fl heaemenl I LOSE IN 1 bedroom home approximately T yeara old wilh Urge dinlii nine itimnti r Willi double tiata and woih nein. I'bla home haa dtoible plumblog and all plaaleied iituma til MHi Terms at a a M JOHNSON STIirKT fl room double conatructed htune, W rrele foiiuilnlloit. Beam t-elllnga in liv ing room, liige utility room with dou (tie tiaya. tXJM) Term a a TitAiir 4 tMolroom home, lull ttaaemenl, new ly palnlrd inaldr and out Will trade for J ifiliiHini houae. Mllla addllloa piefri iei JUt l.rONAItll Naleaman With hknhv Nrwitorax IICAI.I'OH 140 K Main Phona eU 'K-enlnge KnAfl VrilV Nlt'f ONE BKOHOOM MODRHN IIO.MK With 3 lota, gat ege , lawn, fruit tree, fhlrhen Iiotue lUa (il loan. Pitted at 145UU. Keaaonahle leims Contact I K Jlggar with M I, JOHNSON 411 Main Phone Sill rvenluga 1 OaM It A I It CI.IPPMtS, elartrlr Oosrattleed lot 1 rr I.I ha Unit a ue a fur II. Schneider Vartel, 4aul IVo. glh. Ileit evenlnxa roil KAl.t: MOT TalerpilUr antf doterl Pei feel mechanical ettee Completely reronillllimed New trecka end roller. Hee Malli.iy at Mallory s Maiket rlll fiALR t rheata of drawer. 4 and til 1 mikmI t-lrtulating healer, JOj alao 2 Itedi with aprlnga and 3 mil lieea, 1 laJde, I kilt turn stovs, a Pine WANTKD TO' hKNT rurtii.hellor t tietlritin ImuH for veteran and wife Permanent realdenls. Uod ret eieiora Phi. no anni roit KAl.K (,- double teated duetn aev rowa. 1 1 raft and a pr Infer. Will aril one or noire tieiitle runaa O it. ( arlrion. mile and quarter N C Mer r ill rOlt RAl.f Trtxley fllatbm Wagon," 4Ana ml let, radio, healer. f"g lights For ale or Hade for etllty In heavier tar Bon aii. Tulelake, Calif. Phona 2o.M N.rt A tillT' Walnut' head novelty dolla made end dreaaeri to order. Sample abown Phone 4111 vr.ttv r I SK lintel f fli- CLASSIFIED RATES On day 3- day nin -day nin . 4- day mn Week run m Month run . , .. per word 4e per word c per work Mr .I. I.., oer word per word 11c par word 45c Ads received by 1 n m. will appear same afternoon In "New Today" column New Today WANTKD Competent houackerprr. Muat be able to rook and aerve Liv ing quarters fumlahed. Ileferenrea re quired. Call 0417 or apply Til Wath tngton St. (MS rorit) PANfL"0iod ).uy"at iS6 nniO Summer lne. Phone fUurT. foil HALF - Collapalhle babv buggies. . hg. price o 7.1. now tip 05, l.ut aa rurnlture in.1 T. Main 210 (ll ANT HTHKKT: Immediate ot--ctipanry. 2 bedrooms on main floor, snnther In full basement, fireplace, furnace, lanced lot. 7ou0. Ct.lMAX: 2 room, very neat, tome fur niture, tinuo, seas HANKS: l-arge 4 bedroom home on 3 lota, very good condition, neat and clean throughout. Inlaid linoleum, dining room, dinette, full basement. Itefrlgerator and stove included. Hmmxi. JOHN C. ABGRTSINOKR. REALTOR 101 Main Phone or 0210 DKSIHAI1LE ftnilltliMAN HOMES GOOD 3 BEDROOM MODERN HOME on f lavement, near South flih. Large llv rig roxim with hardwood floors (Jar age, workshop; nlrety landaraped ttiwn and yard, ail fenced. I'M HE gillM). VERY ATTRACTIVE 3-BEDHOOM home In Hummers lane district. Plaslered. conrrete foundation, Khxir furnace, plenty bull Una. Attached garage. A luxurious home. In A -I condition throughout. poraon one week. Hum WILL HANDLE Bain tire at ANOTHER DKSIHAIILE HOME, near Hummers lane. Plaslered, concrete foundation, 3 bedrooms, dinette, util ity porch. Boor furnace. Hardwood floors most rooms. Oarage. Quirk poasesslon. 914110 WILL HANDLE. Balance at 4;. NEAR HENLEY GOOD 2 BEDROOM HOME Just south of Henley, on A acres heal soil. Rooms all large. Chicken house, garden, ber ries, etc. Ideal locution right on main paved highway, tit.VHi with terms, flee MARK R. JOHNSON. HiileMtian At Niihurhau Orflce of WESLEY M. HI! ARPLES, REALTOR 'Acrnaa from Swan l-ake Moulding Co I MXi South Hlh Phone TMf, Evenings 3 U74.1 TOR BALK -Davenporl and chair. Large aire, blue tapeslry cover. Rrgohir price 31. reduced tn tl lll.W. LUCAS Elf RNIT1IIIE. M E. Main. WANTED -Middle-ngrd lady to live ln honie of middle-aged couple and earn for semi-Invalid Indy, and care of home. Or couple inn children! to live In partly furnished house, meet above requirements, Inquire Osborne' Herv Ice Hiation, Keno road, or wrlto Bug 4711, III. :i, W'ANTED-Toltr.NT-r,imi(heHTioua8 or apt, by vel and wife. Phone 2-tnnw. " HOT HPRINtiH .1-ledronm home, fireplace, harriwond floors. 3 baths, full baaement. Auto matic heat, sprinkler system, shrubs. SI 0,000. 1-room modern house, walking dis tance, on paving. Garage. Price $3700. Easy terms. neal HTKWAirr numLT Rerillnr flirt Klamnth Ave. Phono 11X10 nr H7M FOR HALK "111 Oldsmnhlle 3-door, Gnnd condltlun. Hli'l Ninilli, Bliiista view llounlna. evenings. fOH' HALE- lllilrt r'orirflpnlHght," fng Hants. iinrK-tip lights, rnone vuyu, WANT T6 nENT Grain ground.' Phono BUYERSHKINtTTiiinranHnS-betlroom homes, cny or aunuriian. Also ranches. Listings wnnlcd. GOMKIt JONKS REALTOR Licensed California and Oregon 4ofl Main Phone 7MI7 j nnmuoM suiiuftnAN HOME Hardwood floor a, living room, d Intel 1 room, aiiritvn. (Mitt, uillllr porch. place, lane garafe. On I acre gond soil in pattuie (,Mi teima to rl(ht pally. Contact K Jlfgar, wtltt with M L JOHNSON 413 Main Phona gill lEvntlngv 3 ortl. WANTED TO Itl Y M to '.1 Tord or Chevrolet or will buy equity. Phona HUM FOR SALK 101 Mercury 'sedan," ree aonalile I Ml Main Phona 4711, roll SALE ItY iiVVNER S i.in modern home yirriilat e. ftill baaement. ho water heating alem. Otiiaida aprlok ling alrfu Cl-Me to Main St tn nlra iiuirict iio.Mju. Terms. 4 at) N. 2nd. Phone 4l7n EOlt SALE New"treadteMwlngma-" chine in lautlful wikm! cabinet. nj tinraater roit HALE 'i acre. Irrigated ' block from bus line and paved street, fine building slle. 73 Contact r K. Jlggar wilh M, L. JOHNSON 413 Main Phona IllS Evenings 2 ottlti COMBINATION truck driver and ware, hioiaeman wanted A Unit 31-30 earg old. Apply in person Swift it Co.. IV 14 Vmkel St. rOM RALE a-remm oil heater. almot new. e'i.i no. Can ba seen at 310 Plna or call WK)3 WILL PAY CASH for". acres.SW bedroom houae, soulh aoburban area near bus line Phone 4JIHO. 1.ADIKS for thai new liNik In brasalarea', gird lea and foundations aee the Chans In your home or mine without obliga tion Phona R433. Jenny Leach. 320 Michigan .-ROOM EC RNtSHED APT for "rant" Adults. Reference, 313 Cedar, corner of Pine FOR RENT Clean, well fumlahed. steam heated front sleeping room. Greer Apia . 710 Main, FOR RALE OR TRADE Buck" rabbit! Phone 0.171 alter 4 .10 TOR SALE BY OWNER-Rmall modern houae Phone AnH. ESTABLISHED en In radio builna.i f.if' sale or trade for good car. Phone 2o IMi. w roil RALE Fqullv In IH4T ' Mereur f for dor aedan, 1730 1l,4tai actual mile. Excellent condition. Cnmpleia with acceaaorles. Phone ll or rail at :i)2li Ciinnon Ave, after fl p m. Phone Hill etttemlnn 30 or rail at Herald and News Iwfore 3pm flPOHTINO OOODS and gun Pots, IMtnq worth to he sold ' price. Bok 3;i4-L, Rt, :t, K I a im, Hi Kails. WANTED Hour wnrk.' Plmne llllll, 3-ROOM pnrlly furnished apt. for renC 010 Klamalh. WILL TRADE Hi-Wl Plvmnulhrnew tires motor, body good condition for trailer house Infinite 4:m Allamout. EOH HALE - Coffee (nhle. Ilertahla" 4 end t utiles i:ui Oak. rOH HALE HMO Eord Eordor.Kxrel lent condlllnn. Radio and heater, Call 2 -iiiio.'l between A and 7pm DRIVEWAY fiRAVEL delivered-13 75 per yard. Phnne 2-0304. TOR HALE: 10;i7 IMvmuthcminr0A llphiim after 4 p in AlfCTION HALE"" WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7, P. M Plan now to attend this regular Wed nesday Livestock Auction. CATTI .Kl HOCIM! HHKEIM We have fredlng and ahlnplng facllltlea by truck and rail, ror information ar trucks cnll III (74 KLAMATH LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO, Midland Road tiueck Bros. H E. "nob" Rhodes, Auctioneer FOR HALE: Good 1041 ft paasenger BttiC son coupe. Reasonahla, Janitor, Hen ley HI Hchool. WANT TO nuV:nnodhrlV-niedai No Junk. Boie 341, Dorrls, Calif. TELEPHONE EMPLOYEE and wife 'want In rent I bedroom unfurnished ant. Phnna 7433. TflADK ft arrcs'onTrnllrr house. HsrIHIa hnrsea lor sale. HI. :i, Box 1120 Wocus. FOR HA LB: 22 revolver, cheap. Oooo) rondlllon. 4001 Cannon. Phone 0210 foil HALE: HMO Chev. aedanf 3,1 IXVr miles. Phone 074.1. ' ' 1 FOR RENT: 2 1 Mid room modern riotpiai lo pnrlv buying furniture. Call Klaa nil. View Auto Court. ', WANTED: ftawyer hand block seitrrand edgermnn for Red Bluff Dlst. Writ Box 02, earn Herald and News. I