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Newspaper Page TextPAOf HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON APRIL 1948 MARKETS and FINANCIAL GRAIN PRICES BOOSTED TODAY CHICAGO, April J7 MV-A boost In tht government export alloca tion for the present crop year aent price higher at the board of trade today. Wheat advanced more than 1 oentt at timea In fairly active trad ing, and moat of the profit cashing was easily absorbed. Corn was strong on light country offerings, which were placed at Tt.OOO bushels, and a firmer tone of tht cash market. At the finish wheat was l't to 3'. higher than the previous close. Kay I3.40U-V Corn was S to 2li higher. May 2.ni-. Oats were lower to 1H higher. May $1.08K-N. Soybeans were unchanged to 4 runts higher, May $4.00. Wheat Open Hih Low Close iMay J.39'4-'s J.42- J39 J40lt- July 131 2.33 J.30 2.31-2.31 i Bept M 3.31S 128H 3.19s, -3 30 Dec, 2.M 2.31V J. 1.29-2.30 Stocks Show Slight Rise NEW YORK. April 27 l&l Rail road stocks led share prices irre gularly higher In today s market. Idle funds flowed back Into se curities to stimulate demand for se lected motors, oils, steels and farm Implements, as well as the carriers. The Influx of buying support checked an early threat and push ed average prices upward for the first time since Friday. Activity picked up on the rise with trans fers running to a total of around 1,500,000 shares. Except for a few wide jumps, gains were generally held to a point or less, and losses were similarly Barrow. Spurting to new IMS highs were Southern Railway and Plymouth Oil. Other prominent climbers In cluded Nickel Plate, Great Northern preferred. Pacific Western OH, Chrysler. U. S. Steel, Douglas Air craft and International Harvester. Staying In lower ground were Al lied Chemical, Gulf Oil, Standard Oil (NJ.), Montgomery Ward and TJ 8. Gypsum. An official view of business pros pects receiving attention was the statement by Dr. Edwan G. Nourse. the presidents economic adviser, that prosperity would be sustained for several years unless war threat ened. Al Chem & Dye 19 "4 American Can 96 Am Power ft Lt 8'i Am Tel & Tel 1534 Anaconda 37 Atchison 104 H Bendix Aviation 34S Beth Steel Boeing Airplane .. Calif Packing Case J I Canadian Pacifla Chrysler Comwlth A Son Consol Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zellerback Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft . Du Pont De Nem . 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 & Elee . Pac Tel & Tel Pan American Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier Reynolds Metals Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific . Standard Brands . Standard Oil Cal . Studebaker Com . Sunshine Mining . Union Oil Cal Onion Pacific . . United Airlines United Aircraft ... ... 34 4 ... 27 ' 33 44 - 14H - 59 H . I 23 ; 14S .. 30 i - n. .. 64H .174 354 38H .. 574 . 43i . 464 934 .. 554 .. S7S - 55V4 274 . 564 . 164 - 274 . 13i . 154 . 224 14 334 99 94 43 104 284 28 204 19"i 374 214 544 .. 254 - 654 .. 224 104 .. 294 . 1784 .. 184 284 S&H DOUBLE GREEN STAMP DAY Wednesday, April 28th On Day Only Twr each dollar's worth of BwrrhsinHs. yea parehaa Taa get I dollars worth of Green Stamps, Oregon Woolen Store 8th & Main St. Phone 6873 U S Steel n WBrner Bros Pie 124 Westing Eleo 39 Woolworth (4 LIVESTOCK SO. SAN FRANCISCO. April 27 (AP-USDAi Cattle: Salable 150: active: fully steady with Monday s 50 cents to $1.00 advance: load lots good steera and heifers absent past two days; few top medium light steers 56 35-27.00: half load 900 'b. grassy heifers $35.50: two loads well wintered good 940-1 100 lb. young range cows $23.00-50: cutter-common $18 50-21.00: canners $1(1.00- 17 50: odd good bulls $24.00. largely $3 00 higher: calves 15: few com mon medium slaughter calves $35 00 28 00. Hogs: Salable 150. includes 100 late Monday; around 25 cents low er: fjw packags 180-340 lbs. good choice butchers $33.50; odd good sows at $15.50. Sheep: Salable 100: past two days spring lambs 35 cents higher; packages good-choice $34 50-2535: two decks good fleshy 71 lb. feeder spring lambs $24.00 to country: wooled ewes $1.50 higher; package 157 lb. choice $12.00. PORTLAND. Ore.. April 27 (AP USDA1 Cattle: Salable 100. total 190: calves salable and total 35: generally steady with Monday's ad vance: vealers steady: odd head common 705-E50 lb. steers $24 00 25.00: medium-low good heifers $25 00-27.50: common $21.00-24 00: good cows $24 00-25.00: medium $21.50-23.50: cutter-common $18.50 21.00: canners $15.00-18.00: odd head outstanding welrhty beef bulls $26 50: bulk low good butcher bulls $24.00: bulk good-choice vealers $28.50-32.00: odd head strictly choice up to $34.00: common-medium $18 00-28 00: culls downward to $12 00. Hogs: Salable SO. total 1170: butchers 50 cents lower than ex treme top Monday, or about 25 cents lower than bulk Monday: sows scarce: bulk good-choice 190 250 lbs. $24.00. top: those scaling 150-160 lbs. $21.75-22.25: weights 245-250 lbs. mostly $22.00: odd head weighty sows $17 00: small lot good choice 83-130 lb. feeder pigs $24.00 24 75: medium $22 25-23.50. Sheep: No salable supply; market quotable nominally steady; good choice wooled lambs quoted $22 00 24.00: good-choice wooled slaughter ewes quoted $11.00-12.00. CHICAGO. April 27 UPi (USDA1 Salable hogs 15.000. total 15.500. very slow; early sales 170-230 lb. butchers 50 to 75 cents lower but market now was shot In the arm and captured. 75 cents to mostly $1.00 off on all weights, with some bids off more than $1 00: practical top $22.00: one load $22 25: bulk good and choice 170-230 lb. $21.25-22.00: 240-260 lb. $19.50-20.75 : 270-290 lb. $17.50-19.00: 300-350 lb. $16.00-17.25: sows around $1.00 off: mostly $14.00-15.00: pros pects incomplete clearance. Salable cattle 6500. total 6500: sal able calves 600. total 600: slow; steers and yearlings stendv to 50 cents lower: outlet narrowest for heavy steers: heifers about steady: cows fully steady: bulls weak: load strictly choice steers held around $32.00: early top $3125 for load choice 1247 lb. steers and for three loads around 1050 lb. Colorado fed heifers: most good and choice fed steers $27.50-30.75: medium to low good grades $25.50-27.25: most good heifers $37.00-39 00: medium and good bed cows $31.50-33 50; cuniicrs and cutters $13.50-18.00; practical top weighty snusugo bulls $24.75; vealers steady at $30 00 down but practical top $28 00. Salable sheep 2000. total 2000; market not established: early slaughter lumb bld considerably lower; best early bid $'.'5,50 for good ! and choice wooled lambs; other I classes scarce. POTATOES CHICAGO. April 27 lAP-USMM Potatoes: Total V. S. shipments tiXI; arrivals 96, on track 257: supplies moderate: demand fair; market about steady: Colorado Red Mo duli's $S 40; Maine Kuuiluilns $:i .95: new stocks: Calilorula Long Whiles 1 100 lb. sacks) $6.75-7.35 Texas Bliss Triumphs 50 lb. sacks) $3.75-3.25 OSC Building Program Set CORVALLIS. April 27 cPi The state board of higher education was expected today to approve an $11. 000.000 building program outlined for Oregon State college and two educational schools. The board's building committee yesterday earmarked that amount for projects, but said the work can not be started until either the leg islature or the people make the funds available. Most of the projects were on the Oregon State campus, which the board members Inspected yesterday Included for Oregon State were a $1,300,000 animal science and dalrv building: $1.000000 food Industries building: $730 000 home economics addition: $1,400.00 for the first unit of an agricultural and biological science structure. Also listed, but on a deferred pro gram, were: $800,000 agricultural engineering unit: men's gym re modeling, $1,000,000: second unit of agricultural and biological science building. $1,000,000: mechanical en gineering $750,000. The total on this list was $5.100 000 Emergencv protects for Enslem Oreeon College of Education tntnlcd sSSOOOO: deferred projects $30nnoo. Those for Southern Orecon College of Education totaled $250,000. t UIIIVI hVII IV tfVUlM Talks Set On Boeing Union Row KrATTI.K, April S7 1V1 lloeltig nrfiiinU were silirilulril to ail down this attrriiiHin with fire Ion union leaders In an effnrl to mil a sll 1l.1v ulrlkr by 15.000 Seattle air craft workers. The riiurerenre will hr the flrnl in which company iicgultulors have faced union representatives since the sl)i) anil field employes walked off their Jubs last Thursday. The five-mail committee Mill art for the executive hoard of the In ternational Association of Machin ists lIMII, parent urgniiliiitlim nf the Aeronautical Mechanics' union, Local 7.M, uhlch railed the strike. I iwnpriMiiK ine lAii high-level Kiuui mo viciieriii vice rresiuenis Al Hayes. Washington. D. C. mid Roy Brown. Levi Angeles; Interna tional Representatives C. L. Hem Icy and Clary Cotton. Seattle, and Regional Vice President Joe Mo lireen, Salt Lake City. Bilelug lleguest Their participation in the wage dispute was arranged at Hoeing s request by Harvey W. Brown. In ternational president, after the company had refused to recogmre Local 761 as a certified bargaining agency. Boeing contended thai the strike, ordered by the lornl In support of demands for a 30-eents.an-hoiir wage Increase and eicht paid holi days, was In violation of an ex isting rontrart and the national labor relations act Company officials denied yester day that serious consideration had been given to transferring lloelng's key bomber and commercial air craft plants from Seattle as a re sult of the strike. One spokesman said, however, at a press conference that "they've made It awfully tough for us to do business hero." He admitted that the exposed coastal location of the factories had caused the air force some concern. An invitation was received by the company yesterday from the Phoenix. Arlt.. chamber of com merce "to move all or part of Boe ing operations to Phoenix." They'll Do It Every Time "WbRWrJO OVERTIME GRIPES DILLDOCK. ME WATCHES TilE CLOCK UKfc A HAWk- lty Jimmy Hatlo k Put When he wakes doc beaker, e DRUuGlST AT 4- A.M.-THAT5 DIFFERENT.' W'rvs seconds SwooaX VS&Ss PAST 4:30.'.' fM CAM VOU COME TTIATlL 6E TiME IriK I DOWN? INKED A )TtC"l AND PLUS- 2J-'f- I NICKEL'S WORTH tfifljtiWsM "5 STTvreWTiV.-tTTWj I HIM1KK HTMCrT I N, m!u TV. .iit; j... ' . Jf, .2 I )") down will h.miu 1 tilrm li.uu. 1 l.lrntr KLAMATH FALLS l ?5 SOUTH SIXTH STREET GROUNDS Wednesday - Thursday April 28 April 29 Klamath Falls Kiwanit Club Presents VJUUV 2 and 8 P. M. Presenting s plethora of features nneoualled In the hl.tnr f elrcusdom-WITH: Swede "Buck" Johnson, famed rodeo star, In person; CapL Hugh Bennet, wild animal trainer; breath-taking erlal thrills; dancing horses, a complete herd of pygmy elephants, and scores of other daring features. THE WORLD-FAMED HODGINIS New European Sensation THE STANLEYS ADULTS ADMISSION CHILDREN 73 (P'ua Tax) REDUCED 42j (Plus Tax) Proceeds to be Used for Kiwanls Recreation Park Fund FLOWER SHOP 430 MAIM mm tn trsss cur--: PITTSBURG. Krs.. Anrtl Nfne-ver-old louts Cnsrrpt wan shot and bfaten to rirnth bv his father vpstprdnr thr dnv nft- -hp fnmflr pplebrotpd the hov's Nnrinv nnnlversiinr. Ph?rtff Krnlp Pfvrns spM. '''he fnther 37-veiir-nld Ono Cus t" 111. romnilttpH nlriHp ifpr iUn btinir his wifo Frnrn nnd nn other son, Joe Geno. 12, the sheriff reoorted. Louis was shofr and beaten with a rifle aonarentH wh" as'tvn n nn unstairs room in the rp-itHH home In nen-bv Radlv. Stevers said Castelll then clubbed w'fe and the other son with a rifle tv, older son ran for hpln to neighbors, who arrived to find the father fn tal'v wounded. The familv went on a picnic Sun day to celebrate Louis' birthdnv. Stevens said the fnther had been desnondent over ill health. Mrs. Castelli and the older son were not seriously Injured. To Buy, Sell or Trade lt na s to read Herald and News Cbssired Ads it pays to Advertise! Salmon Price Vote Slated ASTORIA. April 27 OPtAn ln- trrtm price offer of 23 cents a pound fni chinook salmon will be voted on here tomorrow by Columbia river fi.shermcn. Henry Niemela. secretary of the Fishermen's nnd Cannery Worker' union, wild the prire wax to be paid until the union and parkers negoti ated a htclier price. The union has asked a S cent a pound boost over Inst year's 'J3 cent A pound price. The union spokesman reported at the same time the cannery work ers would vote Wednesday on a 10 per cent wace increase offered by the Columbia River Packers associ ation. The union has asked a 25-cent-an-hour increase. The present hourly minimum scales up from a hpse of $1.21. Niemela said the of fer amounted to about t3 rents nn hour Increase. Some 3000 rnnnefy workers are involved. Mrrlf WAIKKII-rKri.lt lic.Mstn A. w III, oklter. tiUv0 of Illllioia. rvaideiil ol Linimc Die. Oomlhv Jnti rcuglt, 111. UAllvr of Nabmiksi. rlileiU of Kldiimth Kail.. HINi'M - Mmi-HIN AMIR John Hrnry Hunch. 21, piiirflltfr. imllvo o( Mitaoiiil, rtltlom of Mprrtll, Orr. Anna Mua Hliiulrtj, IB. native of Kani. irtltltritt of Merrill. Orr Ju-llco t'url liydn Curl Moitlttomfo. nvtliatl, rin m HulH-rl Gvite HUir, no aprlor'a llcriikf rin tVl Vi. l.ttMil Frank hit Saunilcra, itiwrnlliif tnu k of r '! i v hcihC. Kin S ."Vii Holwrl tic ii Ululr, nu lk-n uU. rnif WW. Noel Ji DrUctiH, no rur llht. rtrtv M -Vt Jnt'ouplinv RhiMlvNo Arhtvy, no opr lor llmnn Kin KS SO. Arthin llntrv Oikigrt. tunning lop iltfn Kin VI M). William Air tantlvr Hannitfan, drunk on puhllc hlfhway. Tina 913 III IIH-I i USLJ r.i.i.iin i imrn hospital. Klamath lm, io Mi mnd 1'UU huinniri pound I on i I ANTON ll.iri. rmvnltal. KUmaiti I 'Mil. tn Mr and Mr lw Ml. Whilnay, a pounds 14 nuncca. II. Oir . April W. tin ,tir ifviiMirl Flllut, Ian, m boy. WplKhl, f I Klamath Valley IU. t)t , April -M, William ( anion, buy. Wvighi, Don't Read This UNLESS YOU WANT THE BEST USED CAR DEAL IN TOWN! 1946 Packard Clipper 6 Sedan $2450 Good ss It looks Lou of Extras 1941 Ford Coupe .... 1245.00 Mercury Motor New Pslnt 1941 Studebaker Com. Sedan 950.00 Priced to Sell 1942 Studebaker Champ. Sed. $1175 Overdrive and Heater 1941 Dodge Sedan . . . 1325.00 Pluld Drlv. 1939 Packard Sedan . . . 975.00 Low Mileage, Excellent Condition 1939 Plymouth Pickup . With Wheels, Reconditioned Moto 1940 Studebaker Com. Sed. 975.00 In Good Shape 1940 Studebaker Champ. Coupe $695 Radio Overdrive DROP IN SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT THESE ARE REAL VALUES! McCulloch Motors Can STUDEBAKER Trucks Klamath Ave. where 8th St. ends Ph. 4149 jSawoge Hisposal dn-ses Started The scwatce dlvposnl class Is un der way at OVS with Man-in Schroecler as Instructor. The course has been established on the basts of the needs of the Pacific Northwest for training of sewntte disposal plant operations. OVS has a well -equipped, com plete unit for Instruction as well as uve In the operation of the school. The course has a duration of nine months. Two students are in the class and there are openiriRS for several more. FUNERALS iii nnin ncmi i r Thr rvmain ( the lair 1miU Crow lay, Mho paurd away on Haiuidar. April 2. will hr lakrn In (h family triilrnt- at Williamson HKr Titrda af ivi iimm, April 27. It lie In ttatr Tliv funeral rrvirr Mill InkR plai'r al thr KtiH (j-.l i-Nuri-h in Chllotiutn on Wrtlnrailnv. April 2H. iTMrl. with m ntornlna rrvic runt mrnrini at If) ant and a final irvlct .tl 3 p in l.unrh will In- rvrl at nMn. I'linmiitmrnt rrvire and Intvrmrnt tin lh farnliv plot tn th 14 1 11 raitifftary. Krtrnd ar rrapctfullv Invttrd tn at. tt-ntl Wurtl'a Klamath. Funvral horn in rtuirtfe uf the rraii'ni?nla. IRAM'IH fcHIIR I.AKIU.TT Kunaral wrvltfi for the latr franrla Klnir ILirrvIt uf llonana. Orr. who pard away In thia city on Htinday. April XV 1U4H. following an lllnaai of nne month, will 1 held In Cav Junr linn. Ore , on Wnlnr.day, April 2B. at I p in. under tht an .pirts of llllnnio Vtllr (route nf whlrh hr long had brrn a rri:rr Commllmrnt r lrr and Inlrrnirnt Iiurrl cr me I cry old 1(K'. Cave Junction Arranar nirnU. art- undrr thr dlfrctlon of tht Karl WhitlfH'k Kuneral home of thli cily. CLASSIFIED RATES HIHIlKK HTttrRT 1 3M1 down will handla J twttrootn hnn liH-alrd on ona art land DmMila Haia haw rnu-aaiihnur. and araa fruit rtmin Vrnrlian hllnda roonu. ma price, looou y blix'k ftoitt Kail Alain, 2 iMrdtotuu, brtMkfaat nouk and laigo utllll poivli, double cuuiiiuited and tuiiniit foiiiuta tluii. Uoutla aaiae. lHalad on mvi mriit and alUawaia. fMou wlllt IIJ0 down. Ul HINL.HH Usralad cloae lu Klainalli lalla, new and Used furniture, antiijuva, etc. AIo uu i-ar lU'eiue. All Imk, eijulpnianl, it lUiea and pioprt In go Iulnra mm nvtlliii apiioimatel XMm pet inoiilh ull price, yjo.nou. firv Joe loivai d Sale ma o Mllh lir.NMV NhWIIOL'hK KCALIUH 140 Kail Uam 1'lwme vauj iKvenlima dnutfi fOH SAI.K 1. C Mmith liewritrr. la n third width, good comllllon Cheap fur caah hee at 111 Noilli Uth srcWAMT 1.:nn(ix rurnlahed if twdroont houta pai llally ui't ern, on J, acre. Well and pieaauie j tent. MJAu. hetlrutMti home near Lien a Gro cer). 1300 ca.h Mlll'HIIAn Modern I bnlmom home on amell a"e age in lha Hhu til.lrtt t MlVi. MllJJt ADlll IU).S Very nice J bedroom Itome With ull hat, aler healar and Venetian bllmla. HIM Iteaumable lernta. 1T41 KANR KTItLKT Mete li the Ideal J ledrooru llotna la beautiful auburlsait dlitriri AH ot toe modem cunventeiu ea. Well atiangvd and good ooittrucUoo Kaiellent aaud awll ITOO down Uurlon t.iay or Kaiph Hruwn MOVAI. AIU II MrtKTM Klatualh I haplei Nu. -'-I. ll.Hrtl An tl Maona, Wtl hold alaled hieellna Wd- nrday, Ai'ill Ulllh P m All Coiiij viled. pantoita In-eX, WANTtll With city , able to ftgu ter i jolt and tnalall plumt'ltig. to I1 II ho niM), loot I'leaae Ui7 ol.liSMoltll.K A real buy tn Ua pemlahlr li an.Hirtat Ion tlt K It Mil. 1.1 H CO I'hone tto.i After O pm phone Mia NrW IM MU'K IIOMK A real Korne tn tlMT alllmtlM Mnaonft lHI.I t ucllun. m) fbNtra, laiHe ch fl.- of good asill, fuinax hi. aily a V, k tu bin vtlh K UKAY KCAI.IOM Office L bated kalurda UKU Main I'hone jtwU 'Kveiling. or flundaya I'ltune MJl or nilMi NCAIt HI'MMKItM I. ASK AITHAfllVK HCOKOllM HiiME cbusr tn paved atreel and bua line Nih refmiahed rMicioua living rMm and dinette. Attai ned garage Imsr fur. nace. hantwood Ilos.ua, nice lawn, graveled driveway It.LWi up will haivdle. Atltr.AtirS fKAT I lirilHOOM HOMr ON 3 ecrre. Irrigated and fenced t onciele founda tion. (Jar age and other outbuilding On pavenirnt lrtweeii city and llrnlr.. Trice e.l.VM or invo hou.e full furn-Uh-.t, includiitg amall farm Imptemenla. Terrna, GlHHi 3 lir.lHlOOM HOMr ON apptom ntaiely 4 acrea. Irrigated and frotd On Klamath Merrill highway. Chicken houae lrep well with esifl water. with term , turn II homea with a Willi leaa thu fur- tltouaaud 4 MKOMOOM taigr modern home t lull ltameot, funieie, it floota, avpaiale illnlng room, tote and lefrtget allot Only J MfcOMilOM Houth aubutlM, err Irrigated aoll furoitoie Included, tiled frullrooin. Only sVtT.-H). Cart Wilder itiulh. Ha lea man JOHN i; AltCKIftlNOril. UK A I. TOW loin Main St I'hone or B044 NOT1CK' MRirriNii or iitmsic aS(K iatioh will lc held We4litcday, A pill in. pin. NkeleUnd Hollrt llliik Hart Hohti Will ahow movlea of (ted llluff Itoundup, alao I -afc cvlew llouiutup VOH fiAl.E. tralleihouae, gootl eomitllaw. Immnllale Heaaon May ba aen at IL1 Wtard, or phone Mflm, FtXt I.KAS.' 1 al.K.I tealatirant. equipped. Will make gisid propoaltlon lo iav- IHiiultitr pat l . I'hone J.I LkO urw. Ore HAMItnMifU and worker fur ummw and fall I'ert entage haala and guaran " Ire Mual aland I wind ftlll Cnrech. Quart Ml Service Slat Ion. fhana 4 T N lthevlrw. rOM HAir choice of leu nil healan. otte amall Sark, larger. It. C. Lit 11. riuiut- wi mil fori hAl.f practically new (Vcldai. I gaa rang, Hoinar alor. copper 41 mlr! tefrlgeialor Hlione Ol Kt.i.-lHOl.l X for aale 1'rwme I I.ANK ce.lar chr.l IX'CAtt ftriilVl- j Tl'MK. Ilrt K Main. j filVK our flrcplaie the "new lrtok" I with eleMrie fiie oga I ho it f Ott SAt.K. 9 -Isedrosirn modern hma. nearly new, living room in knotty pi lie. acrrened In bark porrh. Cloae lo achool. giKtd view Ternia. Call al 730 Worm Nt KOH HAI.K " 1 room home with ahower. S room col lage with preaaure aalrm, nn lot IU 14.1 (JiMMl aoll. fern rd. tlcr Wrirf lot e liar r Join lion I'rlte l.ljO, IUuO lown. $G no per month St 9411W. one day ; fia run l-da run pet word (mi worn pet wurk i New Today In Hosnltiil Lloyd Derby, owner of Derby's Music store, wns taken tc Hillside hospital by Kaler's am bulancf Tuesday mornltiR. He has been 111 at his home. 930 N. 9th for the past three weeks. Library Committee The library committee of the Women of the Moose will meet In the city library, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Kerp Klamath Clean. KLQmRTU fitMfCeics ii i nvi IGI IIKWIill Ol IGI llO Md.KS ADDITION 2 bedroom home, gotKl location. Cloae to win will and alrra. Nice nid i.hw (Ml Trrtm. Ncal Slrwart Agency fllS Klanoilo Ave h or 7M WANDH H'F.I. OIL IlKOOOrH 4 big hot blnat tulKa heat up to 37.1 aquarr lnchra rnorr area- Vf up to .U xr cent In furl coata: Automatic heal control Inaurra rvrn heating Jit all lime: Now at Warda for only I2IUI. WAMOH KAItM hTOUr. 9th at Pinr I'hone nilia lU4u Ol.DSMOMtl.K 4-drH)r." hydrnmullc, air conrliHonrr, lienlrr. rvcrllent con dition throughout Triced right. OICK II Mil, I, Kit CO. Phone 4 1 D.J. After a p m. phone 5(1)0 POK jtAI.K Kouity tn HlWI Oldaniublle edan. II1MK! with low balance 2 wht-rl trailer. (CI Htone hoiiar rornrr Homed Ale and Collage. Phone 2 (Hlfl.l. roil rtrNT" " Kurnlahrd 30-rrxtm risomtng houag on Main alreet. Hi; IX) per month. K (JH A Y RKAI.TV VUt Main FOP, SAI.K Comblmillun tniah burner and rooking atovr, apnrtmrnl air, Phone or call at 4II4U Hummer lane. Tor further drlella contact M A It K K JOHNSON Haleaman. Huburban OffUe Wr.Hl.KV M. HIIAHPI.r.H IO ALTON XU. South flirt Phone 7Ji.t or foT WANT I) It el table man for one dav a Janitor Work at real ratal office X12A Houth flth. S.Wa m. Weilnewla) OihkI pay. l.f' A VlSti TOWN, refrigerator for aale. I7JW 24-M lllehn. Apt It OMIV'ISO to Oklahoma t lt Haturttay. May I, will lake one or two paaaen gn Cieo. M. Smith, phone 4a.ru, Tulelak. ni!ll.DINo LOT rOtt HAI.K O.hhI .k- linn, approhlmalely .VJxl.V) tn Hot Spring. Addition, on Alameda HI , -r"'h rS";?? ArT.?Anr ' "B mn "" FOH HAI.K Olt TIMDK . to e -ilia. ini down and lioon m National euatorn buill trailer hmiae. 3 month l ine deep garden aoll Irnga nmma and hath KKcellenl condition. I tn,.., light and water graveled atia-al. near city and actuml hua line Tern collage on lot 7u. no rut corner and China alreela Irrigation toeallc Water, good alirela. Prar enongb lumtier to flnlah an aitdl w alarled I'tlie ItOOU, 13.10 down, on balance W iw,jlHH H SMS Til MUSIC CO. Fin a Mimical Inilmmante '0 N. 7lh I'ln.ne intf A good buy In 3 rnnrn modern home, full haaemenl, piped furnace, 4 block a from Main. Very nice 2 tedriHim home In uburln, one-half acre, good eoil. lleauliMI lot In Hot Hprlnga ' nr.ARD AGKNC'V. RKALTOH 1020 Main Phone D.12J or 41UM) FOH ItfcNT. clean J room furnlahrd hoiiar. couple only. Inquire corner Old Kent Hoad and Mi Arthur HI. llt'SINFSH OPPOItTIINITlKH CiftOCRIIV HTOHK: loing eiicrllent buaineaa. In a tc-w building with m long leaa. All flxtlirea in excelleul condition, a a a a COI.D HTOMAdE l.OCKKIIH Little work and expenae with a very attractive return. New o,ulpmen! throughout. IIOOMtNO IIOOHF Clnoe In nn paved at reel. Ver v good Income plua large living quarlera. JOHN C AltGKTHINt.KR, IIKAl.TOn I ol (I Main St. Phone fi.tti.l OFFIC'K HPACC on Main At. Phone n.Vi.1. MONTf iOMF.lt V WARD gaa Waahrr, nenrly new. Will aell for 7.1 or will tradr foi gtMtd electric waahei . Phone WAN'I YM- Practical nurae to rare for two aeml-lnvalld larttra In your home. Write Ho Utl, carr Herald-Nrwa. UAH(JAIN at t4H. 1 f: if i Plymouth two- door radio and heater. Call Willi. WII.L' I.F.ASK my modrrn l-lwdroom furnlahrd home. No objection to chll- drrr oi prta. Phone 7I7J Iwturcn fl and H p.m. Illtl Ol.OHMOHILK 7(1 club ardnn; per- fert condition: nppearnnce A I. New Urea. Radio and heater. DICK 1). Mil, I, KM CO. Phone 4in;i Aftrr pin. phone WHS WAMOH 4 HTAH I1AIIY CHK KN rtrtlrr than evrragr rhli:ka - yrt low priced at Wnrrlut All hnvr htMiefllicd from Wiirdn Improvrd brerdinii pioHimn, All enmr from Pulloruin free flochn, lot) an halehrd hiilchcry to von, Hl.llll, WAIIDH FARM KTOHK Yt)H flALK: i:t tube Conaole radio, $Mum 410 No. Oth, Phone 4:13. ItOI.ANII t. WllH.llI RKA1.TOH 1IV7 Main Phone &4U4 H.OOHJi Hamllng and reflnUhlng. t'llfforil (Jo lilr n JMione 'JU22. For ui:n i. modem a room fumiihed atiarlment Hbaala View Motel, Weed Aalilatid Junction. FOR INFORMATION on your moving coat- you may have the unobligated advice of our representative at your hotiar t,y dialing HJ7I Fada Tranafer At Storage Co.. M.I Markrl WANTK.D .Someone for lighl hotiaework anti timiv temilng, H-iturdaye end Vun- 'lelephnne 4IWWI. day a TRUCKS FOR RENT U-DRIVE VANS PICKUPS FLAT RACKS It a In by milt, hour or wrrk OPKN HIINDAVS BEACON SERVICE STATION 1201 K. Main. Ph. 8.101 WANTKD FARM HTOItr MANA(iFR if you have a good knowledge of local farming nerda and prnhlema and hae had retail eierienre and want a Well' paving permanent poaitioii, then pleaae uppl For fnrlber detalla contact MONTtlOMKUV WARD Illh t.t Pine Phone Itlim KHI SAI.K lliltl ItulrltRoadmaaler aedno Motor and Ihea enr-ellent con. V tllllon Call luleluke 4.1111 belwrrii 3 I and II p in ' W ANTF.Ii, chamltermnld at lt.tr t Hotel LOS I, black cocker apanlrl, In ocigomir- hood of Wlhcnta Hotel. Call M4I. FOR HAI.K, upi Ighl piano, I.Vt. crllent condlllon. trtt Norlh 2nd. fOll 8AI.E, wrnner plga, Harry Ijiraen, .1 mile- wat of Mac a Htore, III 1. Hok im;i. WAN TF.Ii, rnucti luiud, Iielween nge nf 2(J and :hi cara Moat Im rxrerlenced with Crawler tractor and farm tools. Hnulfoid Jonra. Honana. Ore. FOR HAI.K. IM7 rqullv In 1047 Mer curv Fordor aedan. la,(KMi mllee. F.x cellrnl condition. Acrraaorlra ton mi merotia In uienllnn. Phone JfMII aflrr 5 p.m. WANTKD, pint lime Joli from 1 p in. to 0 pin,, cIciiiiliiH oflicei or benuty (tin lor. Phoiin XOIIIJ. WANTKD TO HUY. unond hand Imbv crib, In good fomtlilnu. phone A7(NI. WANTKD TO lit IV a -tMilronm home. In Hot Hp r I nit a Addition Phone A7(. Vacancy, fumuhed light houaekeep- log room 1404 Klnntnth. FOR HALF,, bench drill pre. with h p. motor, like new. 70. Phone lllttO. Q K CLEANKII, tank type, S3A. Phont 71(17. lint HlMf'K "gtiper"eltthentin."a N paint Job end clean throughout. An excelleul buy, DICK II, MILI.Kfl CO. Phnne 4ln:f. After ft p.m. plmnt Wit WARDH 'MILKINO MACHINE hna new Imporlmil fratttrea, inch M trunapnrent milk t libra, detachable vacuum tnnk, "nee through" olaw, aiiln mntlr atall enrkg for faiiler, eleanar milking. Hett 111 Complete two alngl milker iinllfi, etnlttlnag nteel pall, Hnle Price tinj.flR WARDH FARM HTORK Olh al Pine Phnne IIM Hower Shop iiivi:ii (At Groonhoutet) :ini4 8. lh. rhnnrs AM5 snd OS Krr DellviTT I' lower, by Wlrs Cunnrnl Onisni Our Spcclslty I