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Newspaper Page TextPAd TWILVf HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MARKETS and FINANCIAL GRAINS SHOW SOME LOSSES CHICAOO, April 17 MT Weakness In corn spread to other sections of tha grain market today. Wheat, after opening with ia)r-slsed gains on the board or trade, reversea liseu mm uiuijcu wiww piavewi.m el0Snt mim! and soybeans were offered I cents lowtr. At the start wheat showed a firm undertone. With no rain reported overnight, the weather bureau predicted fair and warm weather over the week-end for Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska. Temperatures were expected to get as high as 85 degrees today In parts ef Oklahoma. Tradlnc was moderately active. Near the end of the first hour wheat was i4 to a cent lower, May $2.47, corn was U tol cents lower, May S2.23K. oats were lower, May $1.14., and soybeans were down 8 cents, May offered at $3.95. Wheat Open Hish Low Close u 2.48'-48H 1614 46'i J.51-514 July 3.38'i IMS 3.3 2.40-4l September 2.3SN- 3.3SH 2.34 2.38i- December S.38-35 2.38X 2.34 2.38- Profit Taking Kills Stocks NEW YORK, April 17 (Ft Stocks had to contend with further profit cashing today although sorted market favorites continued In the recovery van. Dealings were relatively active de spite occasional slowdowns. Frac tional Irregularity ruled near the elose. Volume for the two hours ran to around 700.000 shares and was the second largest for Satur day this year. Buying here and there still was nredicted mainly on the Inflation ary aspects of heavy government pending for defense and loreign re lief. Many customers and professionals again trimmed accounts because of the feeling that the lengthy advance called for a sizable technical correc tion. The Sunday-Monday Italian elections also served as a cautionary speculative and Investment Influence. Plymouth Oil was an Isolated strong spot, touching a 1948 peak along with N. Y. City Omnibus. The earnings outlook buoyed the former while expectations of a fare boost stimulated the latter. Intermittent resistance was shown by Schenley, TJ. S. Rubber, Oliver corporation. Owens-Illinois. Stand ard Oil (NJ) and Southern Pacific. Lagging most of the tune were Santa l"e. Southern Railway, Su perior Oil of Calif., Chrysler. U. S. Steel, Woolworth. Boeing, Douglas Aircraft, Curtlss-Wright, American Smelting and Johns Manvllle. Bonds were narrow and major ommodtttes uneven. Al Chem & Dye 180 Am Pow Lt 814 Am Tel Tel 152 H Anaconda 31 H Atchison 102 Bendlx Aviation Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Canadian Pacific Case J I . Chrysler Commwlth Sou . Consol Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zellerback Curtlss Wright Douglas Aircraft Du Pont De Nem General Electric General Foods General Motors Ooodyear Tire Ot Northern Pfd Int Harvester Int Paper Pfd Johns Manville Kennecott Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Mash Kelvins tor Mat Dairy Mat Dairy M T Central North Am Co Northern Pacific Pao Oas Elee Pac Tel Tel Pan American . Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier Reynolds Metals Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corp Union Oil Cal United Airlines . United Aircraft - U S Steel Warner Bros Pic . Westing Elec Woolworth - 34H 35 27 13 434 59 S - 1 - 22 15 2S! - 7T 85 J75H - 35!, . 38 . 56 H . 42 45 . 9S - 54 37H - 5554 . 26K . 58 - 16'i - 29 - 29 . 15H - 15-i . 20 . 32"4 . 99 - 9 - 43 - 9 . 29 '4 . 2614 . 18 . 36 . 19 . 534 - 24 . 63 . 19 . 26 - 17 . 29 . 76 . 12 . 29 - 48 $30.75. highest for heifers since early February, bulk good and choice fed heifers $27.25-30.00: strictly good beef cows reached $25.25, most com mon to good cows $19.50-24.50, strong weight canners and cutters largely $15.50-19.00; late top weighty bulls $24.75 and choice vealers to $29.00; stockers and feeders worked higher: choice fleshy 725-925 lb. steers $27.50-28.35 on country ac count. Salable sheep 500 (estimated): compared week ngo: market Im proved each day beginning Tuesday, closing J1.25-1.S0 above last Friday and the highest since mid-January; good and choice wooled lambs under 110 lbs.. $24.50 Monday, with 10 loads Thursday comparable grade 95-110 lbs., $25.75. three loads at close topping at $26.00: medium to good largely $23.50-24.75, common to medium $18.00-21.50; few loads good and choice shorn lambs No. 3 to fall shorn pelts $22.50-23.35. no shorn lambs here at high time: part deck choice Colorado spring lambs around '97 lbs., $26.50: ewes scarce, wooled and shorn $13.00 and $11.00 down, respectively. Editors Deny "Prejudice rr WASHINGTON, April 17 (PWTwo Scripps-Howard editors replied sharply today to charges made by Henry A. Wallace's campaign man ager, C. B. Baldwin, that their news papers and the chain are "arousing prejudice and public passions and inciting violence." Baldwin made specific accusations against the Pittsburgh Press and the Columbus Citixen before the Amer ican Society of Newspaper Editors last night. The Scripps-Howard group, Bald win said, is "today In the forefront of those leading an assault on in dividual and political liberties." The Pittsburgh Press, he said, pub lished names and addresses of those signing nominating petitions for Wallace's third party. In Columbus, he reported, a mob wrecked the home ot a communist after the Citizen printed a picture of the place. Editor Don E. Weaver of the Co lumbus Citizen denied any incite ment to violence by his paper. "We pointed out repeatedly that the stup idest thing people could do would be to use violence against this man," he told a reporter." Editor X. T. Leech of the Pitts burgh Press told a reporter: The only hysteria I know about is Mr. Baldwin's. There's no hysteria in Pittsburgh. There has been no violence or threat of violence." LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, April 17 (AP-USDA) Salable hogs 500. total 1000 (esti mated), compared week ago: 25-75 cents lower, most decline on butch ers over 240 lb. and sows. Salable cattle 300 (estimated); compared week ago; steers 1200 lb. down 50 cents to $1.00 higher com pared with last week's close, heavier weights strong to 50 cents higher; heifers mostly $1.00 higher; cows and bulls $1.00-1.50 higher; calves and vealers $3.00-4.00 higher; bulk good and choice fed steers and year lings $27.50-31.00, few choice loads 3U5-75, top $31.76; most medium to low-good steers $25.50-27.25; choice 1105 lb. Colorado fed heifers Real Estate Sell a Your lrry Property - 1 5 frf" J T l Neal Stewart 415 Klom Avs. Ph. 9259 Idaho GOP's Meet Today COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, April 17 W The Idaho state republican convention will hold its first session this morning to elect 11 delegates to the national convention. That the delegates will attend the national convention without Instruc tions Is a conclusion already reached in many quarters. Backers of Thomas E. Dewey and Harold E. Stassen appear plentiful among the 600 delegates. The young republican group Is working actively for Stassen, but sentiment among older members of the party Indicates a lean to the Dewey side. . The attitude of the older GOP members toward Stassen is that he ha not yet proved his strength In the east, Ezra Whitla, national committee man from Coeur D'Alene, will be op posed for the seat he has held for 16 years. Pre-convention talk has uncovered the names of Reilly At kinson, Boise, and Lawrence Heagle, Hailey, as the possible opponents. A third Issue to be settled will be the appointment of a national com mittee woman. Early Oregonian Dies In Seattle SEATTLE, April 17 (IP) Mrs. Jennie F. Ledford, 63, whose parents were Central Oregon pioneers, died here yesterday at the home of a daughter with whom she had been living for the past 12 years. Born in Prinevllle, Ore., Mrs. Led ford was the daughter of John N. and Sarah Williamson. Her late husband, William B. Ledford, was at one time a congressman from Oregon. Youth Admits Sex Slaying NAPA, Calif., April 17 (4v The naked body of a six-year-old girl was found In a muddy creek today. Police Chief Eugene Rlordan said 13-year-old Richard Thompson had admitted the sex slaying. The little girl had been undressed. molested and drowned, Chief Riot dan said. He told reporters that young Thompson made the admission after he had been questioned by police for five hours. He was held In the Napa county detention home while officers diS' cussed preparation of charges. Chief Riordan said tile boy had made a statement that he had lured the girl under a bridge, removed her clothes and then held her head un der the waters of rain-choked Napa creek until she drowned. Klordan said the boy, showing no emotion, declared he had drowned Verna Sue Haskins, (. because he was afraid she would tell her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Haskins of Napa, of his liberties with her after school yesterday. The chief said the youth declared he threw the body into the creek and went to a movie after first changing his muddy clothes at home. me Prexy Speaks MANILA. April 17 ifi-Tlw.new president of the Philippine republic. Elpidio Qiurmo. told a university audience late today he Is "living on borrowed time." Qulrino began his first day as chief executive by appearing briefly at the University of Manila to ac cept an honorary doctor of laws degree. Colncidentally, Filipinos went into 30 days pi mourning for Manuel Roxas, their first president under Independence who will be burled in state April 25. Quinnos reference to his own poor health was prompted by the nature of Roxas' unexpected death Thursday from a heart attack suf fered at Clark field during an in spection of the U. 8. air base. The new president told the unl versity audience he could not. In respect to "my dear and Illustrious friend whose remains Ue in state in Malacanan palace," outline a pro gram at this time. Earlier, how ever, he told reporters he would sup port "a strong foreign policy, with a strong and economically-sound in' ternal policy." Quirino proclaimed the mourn' ing period for Roxas shortly after he took the oath In a simple cere mony this morning. Juneau Spruce Strike Ended JUNEAU, Alaska, April 17 tPH- The Juneau Spruce corporation, an nounced settlement yesterday of a labor dispute that had closed Its Edna Bay logging camp. The company said It had granted recognition to the CIO Woodwork ers of America as bargaining agent for the loggers. Reopening of the camp will de pend, however, on ending of a union Jurisdictional dispute that has shut down the company's Juneau mill. TOTTXN Born at Klamath V alley hotpitaJ. KlamatA falls. Ore.. AsrU IV. lkHtt. to Ur. and Mn. David TotWn. jam Radcliife, a girL Weignu pound 14-71 ounces. M LLN E Born at Klamath Valley hos- pltai. Klamath Falls. Ore.. April 17, MKb, to Mr. ana Mrs. William Milne. 747 M. dth, a girl. Weight: 5 pounds 14 ounce. tWiKAjJi Horn at iuamath Vaiiay hospital, Kiamain Faile, Ore., April lb. IlMe. to Mr. and Mrs. William Conndv 5344 Cottage, a boy. Weight; pouooe OBITUARY CLAWuM rirtcrf WAJtttkKtt Clayton finch Warring, a reaMteo ot Tuielake, Calii., lor the last 12 yean paaaed away at hia residence east of ruieiajtc. aiii., on inuraoay, Apru ia. ltHft at a p. m. following an Ulneae ot several monllu. He was a native of Wabaena county, Minn., and at the time of his death was aged 60 years 10 monina and 16 days. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. LUlie May Warring and one daugn ter, Mary Patricia Wamng ot Tulelaac, Calif.; one brother, H. Earl Waning of Klamath falls, Ore. The remains rest In the Earl WhiUock funeral Home, Pine it Bixtn. wnere inenas may call. Notice of funeral to be announced in this leeuc the paper. FUNERALS CLARENCE THKODUKK WfttST M. The funeral service for the lata Clar ence Theodore West Sr. , who p sated away in this city on Thursday, April 15, will Lake place from me cnapei of warn s Klamath funeral Home, 925 High, on Monday, April 10, l4ii at 1:30 p. m., the Rev. Howard Hutch. ns of the first Christian church officiating. Commit ment service and Interment in Ktsmath Memorial park, friends are respectfully invited to attend. 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 16.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Aetfeerlied Broker for PrndtatisJ Insarai.ee Ce M S. ttb Phone 1H GENEVIEVE GfcBALDINE ALLEN The funeral service for the lata Genevieve Allen, who passed away in this city on Tuesday, April 13, will take place from the chapel of Ward's Klamath funeral Home, 825 High, on Monday, Apr J 19, itHB at 3 p. m.. the Rev. Victor Phillips of the first Methodist church officiating. Commitment service and vault entombment In Klamath Memorial park, friends are respectfully invited to attend. CLAYTON PINCH WARRING Funeral services for the late Clayton finch Warring of Tuielake, Calif., who passed away at his home east of Tule lake, Calif., on Thursday, April 10, 184H, following an Illness of several months will be held In the chapel of the Earl WhiUock Funeral Home, Pine at Sixth, on Monday, April 19, 1MB at 1:30 p. m. with the Rev. Hugh B ronton, pa it or of the Community Presbyterian church of Tuielake, Calif., officiating. Commitment services and vault entombment family plot IOOF cemetery, "Elma, Wash., on Wednesday, April 21, 1048 at 3 p. m. The remains will be forwarded via Rail way Expreas on Monday evening at 10:09 p. m. WhiUock service. IRVING H. BRAMKTED The funeral service for the late Irving H. B rams ted, who passed away In Mac doel, Calif., on Thursday, April IS, waa held at the graveside In Lekevlew cem etery, Macdoel, on Friday. April HI at 1 p. m. In charge of ML Hebron division, letter Day Saints church. Ward's Klamath Funeral Home In charge of the arrangements. Flower Shop IHtlVEIN (At Greenhouses) 3614 8. 6th. Phones 6335 and 9340 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs Our Specialty Jack Fox's Ring Permit Runs Out SPOKANE, April 17 (.TV-TlRer Jack Fox. veteran Spokane ftiihtvr, may make his Inst rlim appearance In this stale April 10 when lie meets Charley EAitlr, New York heavyweight. In a 10-roumt main event. Fox signed yesterday for the bout He has been notified by the State Athletic commission that his license will not be renewed when It ex pires July 1. The aging battler's exact age Is not known. He admits being 311, but many ring followers put him In the 40 s. rompl.liil ril.d Audrey 1. Nnrrtl vl P. W. Norria. suit for dtvurv. Churl., cm.l antt htluinuiii irHim.ni. loupi. rn.rrl.H1 ootoltrr w, ItHS. in H.no. N'.v. Altornvy tor plain, utf, J. C. O N.lll. ia.Ur. Cart NhI Bovar. d.frudlna an laaaaoar. Fine, SIO, SO day. upn.tod. Ira uavld Adrian, no warnlns svlce. rtn, S3 M. LEGAL NOTICES NOTHI W TMI CIRCUIT COt'RT OT TWK STATS Or OREGON FOR KLAMAIH CO If NT Y In the Matter of the Estate of KVEKETT RUPERT LONU. who was also known as S. R LONi;, Uei'ravd. Notice is hereby siven that t have been aooointed executor of the last will and testament and estate of the above- named deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them to me with the proper vouchers, at tha office of Wm. (Jancuig. 7t Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon, wttntn six montrta from Apru 3, which is the date of the first publication of this notice. HUREL A L.ONG. sUeCUtOr. A. l-lO-lT-a. No. 76. 81MMON8 EOBltr Ns. Miff IK THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, f OR Tit. COUNTY OF KLAMATH MARGARET MELONS. riaintur, vs. JAMBS MELONS, Defendant. TO JAMES MELONE. DEFENDANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to ntMsar and answer Dlaintlff's complaint on file herein on or before the 34th day of April. 144. that being the date of the last puoucauon o inn lummw, if you fall to so answer or otherwise SDoear. for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In her complaint, to-wit: For a decree of divorce of and from you upon the grounds of cruel ana innuman treatment, and decreeing plaintiff to be the sole owner of the following de scribed personal property, to-wit: Chics go Streamlight House Trailer. Certificate ox TiUa No. B-U34906, Factory No. 14W41. This summons is served upon you by publics Uon thereof In the Herald and News once each week for four consecuUve weeks tfive Iruertlonsi pur suant to the order of the Honorable David R. Vandenber. Judge of the above enttUed court, made and entered on the 34th day of March, ltHH, the first publication to be made on the 27th day of March. IMA and the last publication thereof to be made on the 34th day of April, 1948. euwi.i s.. uni9(.uuLi Attorney for Plaintiff Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls. Oregon. M. 3f. A. 3-10-17-24. No. M. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby eiven that the under signed has been appointed executor of the estate of Floyd B. Patty, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klamath County. Oregon, and that all persons having claims against said estate of said de ceased are hereby notified to present the same to said executor at suite i, Melhase Building. Klamath fall. Ore gon, together with proper vouchers, within six months of the date of this notice. Dated this 7th day of April. STEWART WARD PATTY. A 10-17-34 M 1-S No 66 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undar- sitTned administratrix of the estate of L. L. Tniax. deceased, haa filed In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for Klamath County the final account of her rfminliiradnn nf said estate and the Court has appointed the 10th. day of May. 1948, at ine nour oi eieven o cioc m the forenoon of said day as tha time and the Courtroom of said Court, In the Court House for Klamath County, Ore gon, as the place for hearing and settle ment of said accounts. Done. April 17, hub. MARY A. TRL'AX Administratrix of the estate of L. L. Truax, deceased. . lT-M: M. I-a-15 No. lOfl. TNOPfllS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT for the ytar snded Icmber 31. 147 of the UNITED 8TATE8 FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COM FA, NT of B timors, la ths Bute of Msrylsml, mads to the Insurance Commltantr M the guts of Oregon, pursuaat to w ' meows Met prsraluina received 171.111, MS Tl Total Interest. 41t14- tvii sod real estate tncome 8,139,173. H Income from other sources 447,347.88 Nw Today HU.1.S1HK STREET I -room modem home. This hmisa Is In good eomtlllon . (hi 1 40 ft. lot. Ivn in mm, sun pnrv eiw. CLONE IN 1 -bedroom modern home. This ts m well built house, completely furnished, full l ll V, SttOW. SUMMERS LANE S-bednHun modern home with smalt tien, i acre, goon gauten soil, liult lives, heri'tps, lawn ami ehrulw, Sum lurimur. run pri.-e s,i7nu, terms, WEYKHHAKUSKK 3-bed room modem lutiue, v acre good n men son. inwii. sitruua and lie full price 4wo, terms. See Al Ni't-imet'lL with J, K. HONKING REALTOR MT Main Phone 3211 fOR SAl.K:"My"eqully In U;iH Ponllsc convertible coupe tjuo.uo. Can be seeu at frailer s Court. roH CASH KENT: 71 acres of Virgin luia isnn, located, on Lopio uay, I'hoive 8003. Merrill. Ore. CAHDKN PLOTS and lawns "plowed wiiii notary liner, are tree oi trouuie some i'lods end root Phone JU1I4. DRIVEWAY gravel J 73 a yard deliver ed. Phone 3 03tM. FOR SAlJI Same aa new Caterpillar tractors, l 4, D O. D 7, 1) H ami Tl) 8. Melvln Wallace, General Delivery, Ma un, uregon, or pnone Leo King, Maun HM, ut i-oitiai'i me. FOR RENT a-room furnished apartment 1143 Pine. WANTED: Combination dishwasher and sandwich man, Good wages, board and room. Call Cres-Dell Lodge, col lect. FOR SAUrCHEAP-lMu CMC cab over engine, to 3 tun truck. Phone tWUrtl. jm4 collage. FAR M LISTINGS NEKDEO We receive many calls In the office for 100 and JOU acres in xood farm land If you want to sell we will be alad to han dle the transaction for you, guarantee ing saiisi-aciion and einrient service. JUltrt C. AHGE TalNGER 1018 Main Dial 3A83 Eve. NMfl NSSCO CHEF range, ll t. 110 vott operation. No rewiring necessary, just piug ii in. hk kys jr.wri.rns DOWNSTAIRS STOKE Phone 3131 Total income 75, 7 08, 3D 8.83 DISBURSEMENTS Ket amoaat paid for . M6 0O3.1M .M Loea stjjuetmiot ex- pensea 4.187,897.78 under riling ea pensea 18,364.808.40 Dividends paid to stoetc holders ' etsh S. 000, 084) 00 AM other expenditures f Including Invest ' vestment ex peases, 8584,114. 92, 1.181. 604 8 Totsf 4Uatniss ; menu , r,n it ADMITTED AHHETS Value of real estate owned (market ' value) 1,780, Value of bonds owned faroortlied) 02,438, Value of atfxks owned (market value 80,348, Oath In banki and on hand 16,406, Premiums la course of collect Inn written i since Beutember 30. 1847 . 11,940. Interest aeerued 202, lOther assets (net) H. 440, 814 01 192 2(1 .153.78 Total admitted assets 1126.068. 428. M HABILITIFH, at.'RPLUB AND ! OTHER FUNDH ;Tfltal unpaid claims .842,606,760 84 ; Estimated oa sdjunt i ment expense for unpaid clefms 1,215,000.00 : Total unearned prtnv luma an, 112,202.08 All other liabilities 10.015,512.26 . Total Hahllltlef, ex- ' cept capital 80,880, 88S.M Capital paid ' up .110,000,000 00 Vol ii n- 1 tY serve S,77S,66 08 Un- Signed I funds I fsur- ' plus) 11,39.1,272 10 Surplus aa regarda ' policyholders ...... 36.186,1161.16 ' Total $"l2ft, 066 426.88 ' BUAINEflft TN ORF.OON rOR THE TEAR Wet premiums re- , celved .... t 141.116 Oft 74et loiiel paid ... 133,565.03 Principal nrlne In Oregon. Values as prescribed hy ths National Association of Insurance Commissioners, FLOWER SHOP 4JOMAIM fmtt UTI er(447 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY AIMUL 14 l p. m. 8 DURHAM CATTLE 8 John Deere Model It tractor AC 60 Combine Johne Deere 16 Inch 8-way plow Molina side delivery rake lu;w model A Truck Stock rack and grain bed Also other machinery 1 tone No. M federation Wheat Lots of email tools and miscel laneous Some household goods Terms Cash. Coffee and Doughnuts. L. W. Hunt, owner. K. I. "Dob" Rhodes, Auctioneer. Phone 40.il. BtJOmNCOME lROPERTV VALUABLE CORNER LOT ONLY ONE BLOCK from Main Street Near bus line. Sue 63x170. Has 2 room ing houses bring good monthly Income, plus apartment for owner. Full price 826.5O0 00 furnished. Reasonable cash down payment. Halsnce on terms will take other city property in trade on balance. or f urthrr Information See or Call MARK H JOHNSON At Suburban Office WESLEY M. SHAKPLES. Realtor 3 South 6th. Phone 730J or 0607 Evenings 2-0749 4427 BlSDEE 2 -bed room home on 1 acre of land, t block to bus line. Double garage, new chicken house, and large Insulated fruit room. To go either unfurnished or com pletely furnished. 7Mt) no with or 86OOO.00 without. Good terms. BK1S roL 912SOO0 down will handle 5-room borne located in restricted suburban area. This home consists of 2 bedrooms. Urge living room, dining room, kitchen and utility room With double trays. Hard wood floors In miMl rooms. iarge clothes closets with double doors. Au tomatic furnace. One-lhird acre of land. Full price 8U5oo no. Terme at 4 per cent. SUBURBAN 3 -bedroom Insulated home. 1 blocks to bus line, especially well constructed with concrete foundation. Large garage. 14x20 feet with concrete floor. Lot site 88xJB8a 87000.000 Terms. TRADE room home north of Main St. Full basement with automatic furnace. Own- will trade for smaller 3 -bedroom home. Centrally located Joe Leonard, Suleiman with HENRY NEW HOUSE Realtor 140 Bait Main. Phone 86.12 Evenings 8668 fjARDENERS: We carry bulk seeds, sll varieties. TROY COOK FEED STORE So. 6th at East Main. 16 00 SAVING on new automatic toast 1. Phone 2-oww. SPRING PERMANENT Are being featured at IRMAS BEAUTY SHOP 1124 East Main New Look Rilling cold wave, 810 and up. Special Spring permanent!, 85 50 and up. Tnese permanents are complete. Includ ing hair cut and hair style. rnonm ). inr appointment. Operators are: Francis Gulmon Clara Shraron Melissa Blake FARMS 380 acres. 260 cultivated. This good ereln land. Smalt house, barn, chick - en house, windmill. Full price, 110.000. 1.16 acres, al! Irrigated with free water out of Lost River. This ground all plow ed for grain. 5-room modern home, nam. 2 granaries, all tile potato cellar. 2O.OO0 sack capacity. Full price 8:tH,ooo, 30 down, easy terms on balance. 74 acres, sandy loam potato land lo cated on Merrill and Malln highway. New 6-room house, not completely fin ished. This la a top diversified farm, full price 826.000. Some terms. See Al Schmeck with J. E HOSKINQ REALTOR 517 aiev Phone 2211 FIRE DEMONSTRATION On Du Gas and C02 Klamath Basin Mill Corp. From II a. m. to 1 p. m. Wednesday. April 21 Sponsored by the SACRAMENTO FIRE EXTINGUISHER COMPANY Public Invited For further Information, call Mr. BarkerWlllard Hotel fOR-'SALTRf lft:i6 (Chevrolet 2-door ae dan,8.T73. 14X1 Summers Lane. need Immediately, a or 3 bedroom unfurnished house. Phone 3-047 L HOT SPRINGS ADDITION 9 -room plastered house within walking distance of business district. Concrete foundation, hardwood floors, oil fur nace, fireplace, gaa and electric water heater. This house la nice and clean and furniture can be purchased. v 3-ROOM MODERN Furnished house. Close In, full base ment, 2 large lota. Can be purchased with low down payment, and 630 per month. SERVICE STATION AT BONANZA Intrudes all tools In stock and building. Also B-room house. R, P. OLIVER REALTOR A. V. McVey Boh Rosa Doran Brett Agnes M. Oliver Steve Moss SALESMEN VS No. 8th Phone 4710 or 7177 - 1 g pec a L "" MAT-MATIC Irons with fahrle heat control, formerly 810 05. now only 84.83. RICKY JEWELERS DOWNSTAIRS STORE Phone 3161 r6R8A.,ETOne O. I. C. sow "and I large wtaner Digs, Pete llolthouser, Route 1, Box 774, Poe Velley. HILYARD Attractive two-bedroom home, automa tic oil heat, separate dining room, space for three additional rooms upslalrs, beau tiful landscaped yard. A home you will be proud to own. MADISON Nnnt three - bedroom home, stoves furnished, nmf acre good anil, lota of out buildings, near school and bus, Reason ably priced. i Carl Wlldermuth with I JOHN C. ARfiKTSlNGKR Tlenltor i 1016 Main Dial 5.V.6 Eve, 8046 I KLRrnpTU J-g ssr, They'll Do It Every Time . 13y inimy Hatlo All last Winteb vJueti ME SWOVELED MIS SIDE WALK, VOU'D TMINK MIDAS MAO A TEN-FOOT . 10 A i' ,0 " U'CAdoC t i no . ir-iQn rv if sr-tf lATTPDf riio iNciwnLvvh; ru i wwum .. (JP A FENCE- My PROPERTy WELL-LISTEM-.I LINE IS W ft 4-T7 Now Today PLEASE WON'T someone help a dls ablrd veteran II. who wants work? Experienced In natnllng, paper hang lug, etc., or work uf any kind. Jll E Main. FOR SALE: 8 room house. In excellent location, large lot. douhle plumbing. fireplace, nauiwotMi floors, nmall cot tage In rear, t all 6.UI7. FOH SALE iu:i4 Mamter Chevnlet couie, J43 101.1 Ilomedale. Plume IM47. FOR SALE: hlue davenport, swing rocaer, aineiie eet wnn learner up hoi if red i-halrs Phone 0711). fOR RENT: Two hirntshed apartments, VMH Wordrn. BRIl l.AVENt). $. drop leaf Uble. 8; electric drill, I0; three elvclrlc mo tors, 86 and 810, hell sender. 7: tie everiearlng strawtwrry plants, 82 !Vo iter 10U; rapterry plAitts, 81 Ml per 100. I'hone 4M7 31141 Shsala Way. rtOl'SKKEEPEn WANTED: 2 adults. 8 child reu Board, room and wsges. fail wxa. FOR SALE Centle saddle horses. 812.1 00: $ti3 tsi, tram lioooo. a ttotlmn 10 Inch tractor plow. 84AOO. Bradley horse mower, $43 00. Small Case thresher. Siouoo R. J. Taylor, 11 miles east AlarUoel. WOMAN to address envelopes." Part time Dlecework Write Powell Prod ucts, 37 1 J Euclid. Cleveland 3. Ohio. WILL HELL my equity In 3-bedrm Phone 2 OILl. Sr.r. ED FIRST for your plowing M44 Shasta Way or phone sous or ooou. AVON PHODt'CTS INC. needs salea representatives. Pleasant, profitable work. Write to Avon Diet, Mgr., 444 c J3. r.ugrne PAINT SPRAYER for sale. Piston type. Use new. Complete with motor. J hone KM 2 MODERN, nearly " new, " two Iwdnwim home with third acre on llomeaaie Road. Has flour furnace. Ituutatlon, pavement, bus service, 17X12 00, only $mo down. 840 4fl per month. EVERETT DENNIS. REALTOR 121 No 8th Phone 8401 FOR SALE Wesllnghmtse electric wssh- Ing machine, excellent condition, 8X1 00. or will trade fur sewing ma chine. Phone 8710. 3UO! Bristol Ave. FOR SALE: Ten hlue congoleum rugs. one BL3, one Bx)2. same pattern, practically new. both for 81)00. I'hone 8710. FOR" SALE Thriving small country store and gaso line business, uood location, highway No. 66, good proposition. 17000 00. FOR RALE Drive-In gas DuniDs. (nod location. Sandwich restaurant business. Fully equipped. 811,00000. FAVELL-t'TLEY REALTY CO. Lakevlew. Oregon. EASY WAHMINC MACHINE Phone 6626 or call at 4267 Clinton Ave. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED: Live tn No oojecuon to small child. Motherless home. Phone 6374 evenings or week FOR SALE Spayed female Siamese cat. w nun. om. rnone v.ia. 1B42 NASH 2 door, reasonable Phone two? or call al 2.146 Want and. FOH SALE: 22 ft Bendlx house trailer, all steel. Altamnnt Auto Camp, 2nd trailer from highway, next to school. Call Sunday or evenlnas. LATE MODEL' Zenllh radio-phonograph console, ana ju new records. 2VJi Eterlein. lOR RENT: 3-room "modern furnished house. Adults and one young child only 121 Broad. Ant. B. WANTED Rest car 8HO0 rash will buy. jnont znai, Tuielake. t altf. Lawn mowers Sharpened, adjuster), repaired. CLARENCE SCHOTT Phone 26.11. Tuielake. Calif. WANTED: L'secT'hltchen sink. Phone 62117. FOH 8ALE:14 ft. boat. 3' "hp motor, oars ann trailer. 7ii Mitcneii, or ohone 7365, SiiJST HELL IMMEDIATELY."" w n e r leaving town. 3 -room house and bath, garage, on pnved street. Walking dis tance Call flilXI. FOR SALE: 600 head feeder hogs. 36 rattle at public auction by the Farm Bureau at Anderson, California. Wednesday, April 31. Calf Sale at 10 a. m.. Hog Sale at 1 p. m. Hogs graded and sold In truck load lots. Calvea sold Indlvlduslly by the oound. 36 CHEV. 4 door Master Deluxe sport sedan. Radio, heater, spotlight. Pres ume, 8iiu3. Terms. No trade. 3623 Turn it ge. WANTED: Experienced typist for hill ing. Must be fast and accurate, op portunity for advancement. Moty At Vsn Dyke. Phone 4141. l"0h SALE: Incinerator, good" condition copper cons, .i.i.ihj. I'none iwio, FOH SALE BY OWNER: S-rnnm house In Worus. Electric heater, oil healer, 1 fruit trees, lawn, 1 "f acres good gar den land. Phong 7204 for appointment. WANTED; Capable' woman housekeeper. noara, room, gooa eaiary, no laun dry. Call 5614. FOR SALE: IH41 Bulrk Super. A beau- iiiui lour-anor mark seoan. naaio and heater. Motor, tires and body In excellent condition. Will arrange with bank for financing to responsible nerson. Phone 7611 Sunday. 12 f;AU(,E SHOTOIIN, 2 boxes she! Is, all for 111 (HI iwil'i Maln '" FOR SALE ' Completely furnished home 'fifty Hems) wnn run nasement, on furnace, two large lots and near high school. For quick lale, 82A0 00. ALSO 4-room home at 4:t2fl Summer! Lane, with bath, electro wafer tank, good aoll. Price gwtoo.oo, 81 21), 00 down. EVERETT DENNIS, Realtor 121 No flth St. Phone R401 EXPERIENCED Tflf.F.PIfONE' operator wanted. Apply Wlllard Hotel, fort SALE; Boya' bicycle, $16.00. Call 7.177. nO(Moftr"!ll!ATERr8TOo()r"Wedge". wood table top bulane burning cook atove, 1041 model, 67ft 00. Phone 3-0010, flfll 1 AMamr.nl Drive. fOR "fiALEV Chinese elm ahadeireei". Rensonable. 4210 Hhasla way. VOICE AND" PIANO INSTRUCTION Rhfwla Ann Brown, i-esaona mi aiu denfa home or at studio. Phone for appointment, 32.16 or leave message fCuCHM.t: RdiiltV In hew 3-hHroom furnished nnuse. vim iinmeiiaie. FOR HALK:"'.'lfl Plymouth coupe, cheap. LII2 Nlmltr. CONNIE S BKAIiTV SHOP," Merrill, tin der new manugement. jtciene uuriis supersonic colrl waves 12 AO and up. Cold waves 810.00 and up. Miirhlne and mnchlneless wnvea 60 00 and up. Cold waves for girls 5 60 and up. Phone Merrill 16. WANTED: " For aale oh consignments Large ladles clothing and ail tvpea nf men's seasonal clolhlng. All rloth Ing muat be cleaned and In good con dition. Open evea. Inquire at The Clothes Mart. 101 S. Illh. F"FHTn.l,KR," fill "dirt and fop goliT Phone 3-000:i. New To4Uy FOR HALE AT ONCE: Due to discon tinuing dairy. 40 head first and sec ond calf Holsleln cows, all fresh with in the last 60 das. A top herd in Jackson County lletd Improvement Association thle March. I'll. Hangs and Mastitis rise R S WAI'till. WAUC.1IIIHOOK FARMS, Jackson ville. Ore. FOR HALE AT ONCE. Purebred Cuern sev Hull, .Us rs old The site Is Chuck-A-Nut Ha tiles d The dam le Jandean Barbara, the paternal gi atid aire Iids Phvllisler of MhhUle The 1 ts Lads llaltte of grand sire Is Fir lllilie t'ltra Monitor Maternal grand dam Is Cameo tlutterball K H Waiigh. WAWtiMHOOK FARMS, Jack sonville, Ore LIVESTOCK AUCTION "' r Wed , April 21. I JO p. m. CATl'LK! IHKJS' SHEEP) We need your livestock to till lite needs of the packer, order, and shipper hot era that attend our regular Wednesday Auction, When you have livestock for sale, II will pay you to place them In the hands of anen who know the value uf live stock and can market livestock fur the highest returns tn the producer. When you want In buy or sell live stock, think of the KLAMATH LIVE STOCK COMMISSION CO. Phone JUT 4. Midland mad. Ut'Et'K BROS R. I "Bob" RHODES AttCTIONrr.R Phone 40:12. SALESMAN: Permanent position selling Aluminum Holl Hoofing end large line other outstanding building main tenance materials. National firm. Highest commission. Wrlle M. I Strong. Bos .HIJ. Dallas, Tesaa. RASPBERRY PLANTS for sale til 00 per ton MM !vnver. off Altamnnt L Meeting Notices nCOI'LAR MEETING of Disabled American Vet erans and A u ilirr will be held Frldar. April 16. In the K. C Hall at a p m. DICK MEEK. Kl.AMATH FAI.1.8 J AERIE No 3O0O every Tuesday night .7 4.1 p m , FOE as- nan. win ano wsimn UfF7rf Visiting members cordially Invited. SPECIAL DISTRICT MEFTINO TO BE HELD APRIL 30 With Aloha, Prrwpcrlty and Coa cade Crrat Chapters uklnit part at 8:00 p. m.. Masonic Templr. Klamath Fa lb. Invitation to all members. a-S VEET1NO of the I.ndge nt I'sr feet ton, Monday. April l, 8 no P M Work In nth degree Members and vis itors cordially invited to attend Refreshments, A. E HARRIS Venerable Master Crsler Detachment of MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Klsmsth rails. Ore., WELCOME Marines, ex Marines, W H 'a and their fsm lllea arid friends to a u r meetings Come and look us over. KC Halt. 8pm, 4th and hf .In T.i...lav Anrll "ATTf jo Refreshments General Notices TO CFARHAftT GARAGE at Bl.Y. ORECON Changed hands the 241 h of March. Now Is called BILL'S AUTO RERVICK Under new management. Writ not he responsible for dehla contracted lefore the date ot March 24. TMt STUDIO OF BEAUTV wishes to announce that Myrtle Chamherland la ready to welcome beck her former patrons stari ng Monday. Admi ib at noom n. Medical-Dental Building Phone 7191. A NEW DAY HAS DAWNED for growth and enlargement or the Sunday ernool of the First Baptist church. North Eighth and Washington streets. New class rooms are ready with the newest and latest In lighting and arrange ment. The most modern methods of departmental grading are employed, Become a regular attendant at the First Baptist church. Sunday school begins at 0 41 a. nv Perionali PRIVATE DETECTIVES I)U BOIR OF OREGON Write Box 84. rare Herald-News. KEN flee the fine selection of Regent Park men s soils at Rudy s, noo Main. 8 Trontportation for Heavy flaullrig, ' Crane "or Winch worst, can 77m KLAMATH FREIGHT LINES 101 Klamath Ave 10 Services Fertilizer and Dirt NOW Is the tlmo to put It on now and old lawns, flowers and gardens. Also landscaping. J. A. WEST Phone 2-0805 TCTURfc. FH AMINfi Cameo Shop " IM Main. Phone 84fl7 CXPERiKNCEDlawn work and garden Slowing, with rotary tnier. i'hone 1:14 CEHIOM'NQ" dressmaking, alterations. firnce caaev. phone 7187. I'aiican Theatre Apia iim Local and Iong Dlitancertfn'ving v. Crating, Packing and 8 lor a Ha KLAMATH FREIGHT LINKS Phnne 77D1 101 Klamath Ave PAINTING. Interior and exterior Kem tnntng II L Brnwn, ohone 423(1 flKWING MACHINE IlEPAIR, expert service nn an manes, rren esnmnte. Rudy's FttrnMure Exchange, 2AAd H. filh. Phone nfliD. EVANS CABINET SHOP 1817 t Main Phnne 8428 GAnfiEN ' prepare I loii. New modern entiipmeni. now any neptn. itae fiorffy, 71118. Rt. S, Box 4H2. ftRlCK tAVING-loU High. " Fl-OOIt flANTiING " " and raflnlihing. Norman Fraley, phone flA:ifl. GARDEN pLoWINu, harrowing, disk ing, Orderi taken. Phone 4r81, 10 Sorvicei SURE ' You can borrow money on your Cor Furniture Salary and repay from (ulurs Incoms In any amounf from $50.00 to $500.00 Commercial Finance Corp. I.le. HJM M3 ini North filh Hire Tom O'Dwyrr. Mgr. Dume 7711 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Nawest Banltarr Method ". Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Claans Brvtr Unrs of Roots, rts. Phono DS4I or S130 ED H. KINO m EXCAVATING Mobil Shovrl and Trench Moe Bulldoirr Pill Dirt TopsoS Driveway Cinders , CRANE SKRVICB GRAHAM BROS.' Phone im SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED" HDAIKI Til r ni 11- ... 'tii 1 iuc rj l I IN L A. KING Phona 9682 FULLER BRUSHEJ CLEM J0YER lS Martin Slroct Phons MTT faiisti.no. "t. in,, 0.1,1,. .i rim.hlns anS .pray ,.. I., I,. palnllng. C.llnialea Slvan. rhtin. i:i.t(-THirr voua arwi.NaMACHiv Motor, and Mghu , au nr. aflv.nr. "" ., "'N'ir KWINO MACHINE CO l Main ,h. , PLowmrt. nianso and iiahmow. INC. .ar1rn, or arraaaa. Nu job tn 1V1V ul" .""" ""I"""! amlth. OICKHON KfllNITt'ltt ailOP-lTphoi: .... ...... ,...IIIS rvpairma. aprluaa rarondlllunail. l-hona 4JI7. JU41 thaiia Ollr-SSMAKINO .nr allaradoniT lira: Jones Plione S'UU. CmtTAlNH laundrrt-d Pickup erid dsV WTE fJO r. M HTVVC II IN0. 1(V for ,w ra rm Art Needle work Hoop, .las Main, upslalra. CltA Rift FOirNOATIONH, r. (ham IK your home. No ukllgatlons. Phone RENTAL varmim rlanera by hour of nay rairphona I Ol.ll. WINDOW Cl.r. ANINO, horn, and'enrh mrrlal Janitor work. Palnled walla oleanrd. floora rlr-anid and waaed. jr.nsr. iiuhiiARii honh F.I.MKR 'AMITII, CCMKNT CONTRAfTOfc . stosu I'aiiarson NOW Ifl TMKTlME.o ordar your arrarn doors, afrans, Iralllsvs. W rlq all kinds of ratilnrt work. Phona 3749, ei.rt-TRONir F.QIUPMFNT. have map-' pd complata waler system of Chllo quln. Can trara orm, malallle or non mrtalllr hod las, astlmatlon Upon re nuett. Write Fddla llav. liar ,.. Chilootiii. rir YT.R, we rrpali ell' lawnmowarsr saws. knlvrs, arisior and small gaa engines. nOIJENHAMFM RAH A RF.PA1R llOP 12 EdueoHonal flO()kRRF.Pmo, 8fiorthantl7TinTrt Kindred auhferts, nfflra machine. KLAMATH UU8INKSH COU.MI 71.1 Pin Phnne 47flO 14 Help Wanted, FemaU CVCKLLENT'iHisltlon opan for stsnn rapher. Oportunlly for advancement with Inrally owned finance concern. Apply at Motor Investment Co.. 114 North 7lh or phone Xi'M, hstCF.PTIONIST WANTF.I): Age "over If", preferahly. Must Iw alile to type. Ad TUB "flllKATF.RT CIIOWI) ever lo" as- -iM,iiw nn rtiiniiay sirnooi mi me First llaptlat rhurrh, North Klghlh and Washington streets, la expected at 0:4A a. m. Htinday when the new tin day achool rooms are opened for classra and Inspection. WANTKD Typist. Excellent' nppnrltin Ity for young girl In trans por lallon huslness. Phunr waiL WVaAAMMAArVlMaVWWWWsVaaej 16 Holp Wonted, MaU Leading niEfiEis ENfjiNR"nimiil-. "TOII la looking for aalea representa tive for Kin moll. Fells, Lakevlew and surrounding area, who haa permanent home In Klamalh Falls. Reaannahle aalary and commission to alart with, expenses when out nf henduuarlera. Experience not necessary hut must he young ambitious and willing tn Work very hard In Nnulhern Oregon terri tory. Muat have character ralarencee and lie able to pass phyalral exam Inallnn. Hend complex information. Write nnx Itlfl, rare Herald-Newa, WANTF.I): Appliance salesman In pen first line merchandise In Klamath Kalis area. Write (tiling experience to Box Ion care Herald-Newa TllF. MARCH OF" THE MIH,TInTDF HWNDAV tn the First Baptist ehurch. Norlh Eighth and Washington a tree la "" i"inrLAAAA4 18 Situation. Wanted a 0741 or rail nnijo iummar, ,nJ.