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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, OCT. 6, Ut MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Net change -Thursday ...... Previous day Week ago .. Month ago -Yew mo CamplM y The Assaciate4 Pres October M Ind. U Ralli A 2 . 94.0-H 82 8 9t .. 83.8 A.l 36 0 358 354 33 44J IS I IIL A.l 41 l-H 41 7 41 J 41 1 40 5 88 8toras A.l Ml-H Ml tit 84 8 688 WHY WE SAY S) X H GRAINS UP STEADILY TODAY CHICAGO, Oct. 8 M Oralns moved steadily upward on the board f trade today. Commission house did the bulk ol the buying, but there also was some trom commercial Interests. Wet weather over almost all the Midwest was one factor In the strength. Another reason was a boost In the rovemment's buying price (or cash wheat Wheat dosed higher, December 83.13H-V corn was higher. December I1.10V-N, oats were unchanged to S higher, Decem ber tn, rye was 3S-3 higher. December tl 44. soybeans were 1" to J cents higher. November 3J3-133, and lard was 6 to II cents a hundred pounds higher, October $11.25. Wheat December March May July Open j la-is1; 2.134 2.08-08 i 1 80S High 3 14 '4 1.14 T. 2.08 't Lew 3.13 3.13 ' 3.08 l0 Close 3.13 i- 1 14', 20BS UJ's BOND AVERAGES Conpllrd by The Associated Press October Net change Thursday Prev. day Week ago Month ago Tear ago Rails Hind. 18 ItU. 18 lor. llLYld. .. A 3 Unch. Unch. A .1 D .1 90S 103.8 104.0 700 111.4 80.7 102 8 104.0 888 1113 90.7 102.8 104.1 69.7 111.3 81.0 1024 104 3 704 1117 80.7 101.1 100.1 S2J 108 0 V?S Xhf unAmem menace lo shipping. elur- miSSifR lnr r rallrd I'-Hoal as an 4 !--. abbreviation of Ih German I'nlerw- .--""4J Kl, meaning undersea boat. The -'y s nuniiwrs on (.cmian submarines v.rrr 'yZ 's' prefixed by l thus it v. as l'-56T, ami o jirt--'Ss's became I -boat. Miitiui Navy Suspends Crommelin Cspu Steel Leads New Advance NEW YORK, Oct 8 ) Steel stocks spearheaded a new advance In the market today. For the third session in a row the general price level climbed to a fresh peak for the year. Individual taint ran from fractions to a point or more. Turnover was at a rate of around 1300.000 shares for the full ses sion. Oraham-Paige swung into the trading spotlight late in the day following news that the reconstruc tion finance corporation had grant ed Katser-Frazer corporation a 834.400,000 loan. The price ad vanced S to I at one time. Oraham-Paige owns a large block of K-F stock. Higher prices were paid for U.S. Steel (which touched a 1948 top during the day), Bethlehem 8teel, National Gypsum. American Tele phone, Standard Oil (NJ), and Pure Oil. GRAIN BUYER DAILY PRICES Cos Hagghmd Pheoe S51 Ml Spring Aircraft tended to be balky. Minus signs appeared in front of Boeing, Douglas and Lockheed. American Can gg Am Power at Lt 13 Am Tel As Tel 143 Anaconda 27 " Bendiz Aviation 314 Beth Steel jf Boeing Airplane 21 Calif Packing 344 Canadian Pacific s3: Case J I 371, Caterpillar 32 , Chrysler 53 i Cons Vultee 104 Continental Can 34 " Crown Zeuerbach 27 Curtlss Wright 7 Douglas Aircraft Dupont de Nem General Electric General Poods General Motors Goodyear Tire Int Harvester Int Paper Kennecott Libby McN A L Montgomery Ward . Nash Kelvins tor Nat Dairy N Y Central Northern Pacific Pae Am Fish Pac Gas Ac Elec Pac Tel Tel Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier pi Rayonier Pfd Reynolds Metal Richfield AT A SPECIAL LOW PRICE! FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER FREE ESTIMATES GLADLY Complete Paint and Bumping Facilities Modern Equipment Expert Mechanic Fast Service Reitore that new car I00U Point and bumping experts will have all those untighriy nicks and dents Ironed out in no rime. A gleaming new coat of paint will make your car look as though It hot just come off the showroom floorl -fssW ft s)-m. Has Av-atoUa ASHLEY ' CHEVROLET Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific -Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining Trans-America Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines U S Steel Warner Bros Pic Woolworth . 53 S - 37 H - 45H - 844 - S . 38 . 81 . 471. - 8'i . Sl4 . 14S . 354 - 10H - 174 - 13H . 32 - 99 - 53 - 12H . 24 . 304 . 19-. . 39H . 28 't . 424 . 43'i . 684 . 234 . 114 . 134 . 294 . 824 . 134 . 24 . 114 .484 LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Oct. (AP-USDAl Salable cattle today 200, calves 75, market slow, early sales steady to weak, some late bids on canner cutter cows as much as 80 cents lower; steers scarce; odd medium 820.00: week's carlot top 824.50 for high medium; good fed steers quot ed to 826.00; few common heifers 418 Re. 8th Phone 4111 SPECIAL! BONE DRY Hunting BOOTS Crepe Rubber Soles 8" Tops 31466-18.00: medium grades 111 00 30.00; cutter dairy type heifers down to 811.00: canner -cutter corns early 810.50-11.50: some bids down to 810.00 and below; common-medium beef cows 812.50-15.00; lew common - medium sausage bulls 314.00-16.50: good vealers steady at mostly 823.00-23.00: good 400 lb. calves 319.00: common medium calves and vealers slow, few 812 50 1900. Salable hogs 150; market less ac tive, mostly steady, but extreme top 25 cents lower: good-choice 180-230 lb. weights mostly 821.00: few fat tjpe 32025-50: good 260-370 lbs. and 150-165 lbs.. 319.00: good 400 600 lb. sows I15.50-16.50 : 335 lbs. up to 317.00: 1 lot good-choice feeder pigs 320.50. Salable sheep 250: sorted lots good-choice slaughter lambs steady at 821.00-50: other grades slow, weak: few medium-good 318.00 to 8-0.00: good feeders 317.00-18.00: good ewes 36.00-50; common down to 83.00. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8 (AP-USDAi Salable cattle 75: calves none; receipts mainly cows; trade slow: prices generally steady; 1 lot common 563 lb. heifers 316.00; 1 lot medium young stock cows 314.00; canner-cutter cows 810.50 12.00: shells below 810.00; calves nominal. Salable hogs 400; market not es tablished. Salable sheep 500; no early sales; Wednesday trade active, steady; j short load good-choice 90 lb. clover lambs 323.00; 98 lbs. 822.75: good choice 83 lb. lamb with small me dium end 822.65: medium-good ewes 37.50-9.00: common mostly 8530. CHICAGO, Oct. 6 AP-USDA) Salable hogs 8000; moderately ac tive; butchers steady to strong; sows steady to 25 cents higher; ad vance on sows under 350 lb.; top 318.50 for several loads choice 230- 260 lb.: most god and choice 190 230 lb. 317.75-18.25: few odd lots 160-180 lb. $1630-17.75; good and choice sows under 400 lb. 316.50- 1730; a few lots choice 300 lb. or under at 317.75-18.00; 425-500 lb. 81530-1630: few up to 600 lb. down to 314.50; good clearance. Salable cattle 3500; salable calves 400: slaughter steers and yearlings steady to strong; heifers steady; cows steady to weak: other classes steady; top 834.50 tor three loads choice 1051-1150 lb. steers; most good and choice grades 32730-34.00; medium to low-good kinds 319.00- 27.00: medium to low-choice heifers 81830-2530; choice absent; common and medium beef cows $1330-15.75: canners and cutters 31100-14.00; medium to low-good bulls 31800 19.00; medium to choice vealers $24.00-28.00. Salable sheep 2000; high-good and choice native lambs steady on ship per account at 32230-23.00: bulk me dium to low-good kinds unsold; bids barely steady; big packers bearish; ewes steady, most good to choice natives $8.50-930: high-choice light offerings to shippers to 310.00. New Mills Auditorium Dedicated WASHINGTON, Oct. the navy today suspended John O. Crommelin from duty and denied to congress that the morale of naval officers and men Is In sad shape. uirse aeveiopmenls piled up quickly In the wake of Crommelin s admission that he is the man who gave news reporters on Monday of ficial correspondence about navy morale: I. The navy suspended Crommel in. 46-year-old aviation veteran, trom duty and ordered him restrict ed to his home. That Is a prelimi nary action pending final dl.ipo.MHon of his case. There Is the possibility of a ourt martial. I. Secretary of the Nsvy Matth ews went before the house armed services committee and aald he be lieves navy morale generally Is good. Without calling Crommeltn's name. Matthews in effect accused him of disloyalty, faithlessness, and Insubordination. 3. President Truman told a news conference he has Instructed Matth ews to get to the bottom of the con troversy swirling about charges that the navy is not being given a fair deal In present military umftcstion policies. They'll Do It Every Time ly Jimmy Ilatlo Onveryrai?e occasions" twbvvife 6ets extra jac FROM JOB" L?Z?J But invariably" (wwvwm I EXTRA BOCKS TODAY mr . -..-nrcurv I THAT FIFTY BUCKS HOrJtV, AND THEY'RE AN CMETOENCY 1 j yxj? x ALLOU?S-50ES1AOC- ARISES AND HE FORSOT THft EROOS TO SPCND AS "BORROWS BACK" PAYMENT ON TWE V'VOJ SEE FIT-AND caid MllfiLiM, CAfcVLEMME HAVB DON'T SAY I NEVER WWW I IT-I'LL SIVE IT BACK OIVEYOUANV- 5. -A. PAYDAY NO 4 THINKS... y Vr FOOLIN'.JI 8 r S - r-- g-T I tm llfcu t8t'.lM.1Nl.h at! g-, ...U. W.Mt ItUtfli I Nw Todoy 1 Todov ! 10 . I i LEGAL NOTICES The 3150.000 Mills auditorium was SI MMONS roa rini u ation U TH ClKL'l'IT COl'HT Or Tilt ST Alt or OREUON IN AND roll officially dedicated last night in the I Tin4. tlgNH. pu.iiii. procure 01 more man ouo interest- . v. ed townsneonle anri nar-nM HAROLD GLENN. D-fmdanl ea townspeople ana parents. TO haholu cajcxN. u.i...d.m Colors were presented by Troop i 'i,.J,,'lt or tai or 4. Boy Scouu. followed by greet- wV" r"...jn!m. ih. lngs from Principal Verne Suelrs. ' '" h- maird uii master cd mnnl tnr h -v. ' w,""n ,our -k Iron. w ol firl master M ceremonies for the eve-, pubiicimn or iku s.,mn.oi.. m ih. nlng. : lfrald and Nwv s nrwipaiwr prlnlvd . and publuhm In KUnuvth Cuunl. Others appearing on the program , or-son. .inch uid daw u th sm d. Included the girls ensemble of Mills 1 ?' "f1"'- o . una. and it you r.M school, a brief review of the de- I !n-j"hi"plllinirrii? Vpi'" o"n velopment of Mills school by a for- T V"l",'d Court lo D,1 tnaia ait anhnnl .iiuKiiii n-lt 13 I H. Dunbar: address by 8uprintf nd ent Arnold Gralapp on "Providing for a Growing School Enrollment." Other Speakers Mrs. T. J. O'Harra. past presi dent of Mills PTA. represented the . parents, Howard R. Perrln. archi tect, discussed the building plans, acoustics, seating arrangement, ac cessibility to the building and the new lighting Installations. Contractor Ed Brosterhous then officially turned the building over to the board of education and lt was accepted by E. 3, Robinson, chair man of the board. Robinson also spoke on the ex cellent financial condition of the district and said that the new build ing la "free of debt." Mayor Robert A. Thompson was 1 11 rr PLYWOOD van bod v. M iMi. 1 guatuT" wood floor furtit, SJ3 UU 1' SO PI. ICS WAHKHOl K WANTED TO HUNT. mll furnUhd houM or ftpaitmont bv rptMUllil jnum ettupl. rol (( graduat. K-ptH-liitgt child, but s.itlvnt car ffuar antrad Tp rvfarvncM Aromid S40. Wrtla Bo -Ul. rar lUrald-Nawi NO rK)WN PAYMKNT A nat l-hdrunm horn on t 3 arr In Altaiuonl dUlrirl. Avallabl lo an Or on vviaran for nolhtna down and ftS JOHN C ARCmilNCrfl lOld Main -Ivnln. Bjlw. Phon SMS j li'n BAi t 2 imv, roup, now hat- lary. 00. aUo daventxirt, m. ml aluv. likta nw. S4S Ott, I' nun KW SUd- Hariamallon. BTtKAGK, carload duirtbullon, Iran'- Irr PKOPI.KS WAREHOraC rOH HAIJC. line and Ilka new faurvla, IS OO oil haalar. S3U DO. h-1 or or riva room- Zanlth waahtng ma - rhtn Mt naw. I'hon MM! IJJ Mori l mar. ana. -umrnoni rrva upon ou D haiieu. daar akin at. hifhal prlraa publiraiion pursuant lo Ordar ol lha paid Ifava onr Chti.ti.ti erui. Nonorabla David N Vandanbarg. Judia ntada aarly. Paula ltthr Shop, llJ3i anlarad Oriobar 4th. 1!K. which Ordar pOR RrNTr"5-roomapl Phon 4070 TI.-JHrHS-lo.io'. and la. la l M 10 OAU.ON vtalhla gaa rump run. EN WAHKHOl BK Meeting Notices kCOI'IAR MrCTINO of Duablad Amai u-an Valar ana and Aulliar will ua ha I d r rlil my, Oct Tlh. In lha K C Hall, al I pm L- A WIH1H. Cuntntaodar I'HATFR " LAKE L0IK;E No 211. A V A M . will hnld a alalrd mvllng Thuia da, IK I. Iw al S p m. In lha lOUr hall V fir ing ntambart ara walt-urna. M R BIMMONDB, W M KLAMATH l.OIK.K Ha 77 A r aV A M will hold Hptftil t'ommunlraMnn I ritay. OcdWwr 1. (iiand Mauler vuilallon No hoal nr 111 p m . 8)1 OO 4 plalv Mealing al I UO p m -ka Used Cars "Alwoys Bet Buy in Town" See ASHLEY Ch evrolet 410 So. 6th Sr Phone 4113 Plumbing ond Heating We do all tvpeg Nrw CumtrucUon Repair Woi-g Sprmkllu! tiyatenu. Etc uanaa on ca a waak for four aurra-tiv waakt and that lha data of tha flrt pu Duration tharaoi! thall ba Oc lobar V BAt.EVTtNE. Attornar for Plaintiff. O. 13-30-17 No. SSI. U and U faal tan a lha PrOHl.Cfl WAHEHOt'KE OITSTANDINO North Hlda homa. two had room, hat aa man I. garaga. firaplara. furrtar. rWai hardwood floor, douhla window. Itpvrui faaturaa ldV Trl 7.W7. JJornar Jonaa. Realtor, and Main. CALX OR HIUS I Navy Ma-onlta wardmha a i Tha Board of Education of Klamath I PEOPLES WAREHOI'KE fniort High School Dutrlrt No a will CLEAN HOME CLEAN HEAT raraiva bid at tha bualnee of flea in i Daairabla 1-bed mora modern homa Room aoo. High School Building. Klam-' naarlv new. Elect Hr heat Lovely ath Palls. Oregon, until 3 OO p m on fenced yard Paved treat. 11 acre Monuy, uciooar it, iwaa. tor ona oo-oa ; vompiaiair rurniahed for aoBUO with SMALL CHICKEN RANCH Nlra large 2 bedroom homa Plenty built-in and rloaeta All modern In autated rhlckan and hmoder h ea UHm. Suitable term arranged e A REAL nrv Good 3 bedroom home all modern Pric rut to tha bone. fwjTS Only MT 11 95 2ic& STORE FOR MEN Corner Sth and Main Portland Potatoes PORTLAND. Oct. 6 IJP) Cah Wheat bid: Soft White and soft whlt excluding Rex, white club, western red, hard red winter ordi nary and 10 per cent, all $2.18. Today's car receipts : Wheat 59 barley 4, flour 4, mlllfeed 8. with aeat apacing not lava than 2 inches: chassis and body to comply with Min imum Standards tor School Buaas for Slata of Orvgon. as Issued by tha Sac ratary of State under data of July. 1P4V. Delivery to tha District's re preventative must be guaranteed not later than No vember 7. 148 at tha factory, ready for transportation of pupils, or November IS at Klamath Falls, readv for trans. porta II on of dudIIb. for bid to ba con- down, balanca cheaner than rani i..4.t--s aba, lha .Itv. ."TV V ' u,i - " " " 1r nunway. uiliuuuviu . waa v.. v.jr . on wntcn D a is msiw musi Da Included : tall interest in the construction and ap- I wlth Th Board re-tarves the ngnt ; Dannia cata 'Cmi. . wwm Ray tgarrai w w. nt.tntinn I lo rr,rc! nT r " " Bid will ba MARK R. JOHNSON preciation of the city administration I opened at 7 m p. m m Room ao. High saw th phone ami for the provision Of a Community 1 School Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon. Evanlnga 9743 auditorium. rs' ,UW' lvin?1" 7m lon ' 4tUm9 MB. A-ttUaET. Ciarg. PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. T-ncal Afantt HO. B30. RI'MMACt IAI V Friday and Saturday by Ktamslh Luth eran sVad'e Aid In tha vacant building next to laaons. 1 SET LUMBER ROLLS, complete with head board, tall piece, flan and clear ance llghls. excellent condition $300 00 PEOPLES WAREHOt'HE FOR RENT. 3-bedroom unl-mlahad house, 96&0Q. Call 7ZM be preaenl WM I) MllJS'E Worshipful Maaler "m ama rit 4i ia A EH IK No JUM neautat mttltni . aver hiaailai niatil I 45 pm rok Hall jp-Mh and Walnut fS'1 Vistlina memoan ne'ieal Gcnerol Notices AU'OHOLICS ANONuMOt'l t4. Klarrvalh Falls Sterensoo Speaks Vi Kcitra a n aaa mhl than nraiutnta I - . 1 ti T r I CITATION TO HEIRS AND UIVlHIIH ed numbers, followed by an address ;in the circi-it coirt of the by Dr. Elmo Stevenson, president JJATvEry?r ORIEGON ,OR klamath of Southern Oregon college, on the ; ui the matter or the estate of relationship between the school and 1 thomas james seolacek. Da- 6 Personatt PRIVATE INVKSTIUATION8 " Consult vtHii detevtive as you ouio rour lawyer o physician Oomeatia civil criminal casaa Eveoenca lot court of private Use holograph and sound record tntTa Mies log parao located National Detective) of Oregon : Registered Agency Photve 4ic or JS70 SPstNt'KR CORNETIlLHE 1 For health and comfort and fond : figure call Mrs. A. L, Mainwaier- Pnoiie I 71M or 7440 BINOOWN" LOKT PEP DOCTOR RAYS -Fell pepleee Oslre Tonic Tablets cava oeo oulrkt" DM A W For bod weak Jual bacauaa lacking Iron Introductory aire ONLY W At alt druggiala in Klamath Falls, at1 Walgreen and Palesa Ortig I THE CARD PLUMBING CO. I Card 1MH Oary St, Phune a-O-JBS SEPTIC ' TANKS cleaned, will" to U any lo, alitx Phme 343 PACTOItY AUTHONlEEIl pen repair o alt leading makes. The Cameo Shop. 7.17 Main OHAPEHirA. hanTrnade Phone" f lAn-f OI.O MIRRORS MEnlLVERED. new mirrors made to or .leg Kimball ;iae Mhop PrwMta 7J7S Tltry.S ToiM-ri) trimmed and brought don Call 2 o:iaa PI.OWINO, discing, leveling Ph. t-fltti, Ur.HIONfNO. tailoring, allaratloos l Iher Handolph. SUl ColUge. phone CtsrHirrE"cONHTnL,CTioN."l4wilr Ward Phone 4MS FLoiiR SANllINU and rahnuhlna."wa. lite domestic and commercial Llos F Peoole Phone 4-Vi. evenings. Cl'RTAISS I AI NDMtr.D. Pl(up"and dcliverv Phone 12 Educotionol BOOKKEEPINO. Shorthand.- Tvptng. Kindred auhecU. off U a mar hi tie KLAMATH BUSINESS COLtJCt.E 7:i1 Pine Phone sTruj To: Anna PI route-. Katy Vallek and to all other devlaeas and heirs unknown of Thomas James Sadlacek. deceased . If any there be. Greetings' IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you era the community. Harriet Mueller, supervisor of vo cal music in the elementary schools, sang two numbers, and the program Closed With an Invitation hereby cited and required to appear in ins gnwi en 1 1 ilea i,uuri do nuignini S. HMB. at 1:30 In the afternoon of aald day. to show cause. If any exists, whv an order for the sale of the following described real property belonging to tfv said estate should not be made as nravrd for In the petition of Bonnie Stew hens. Administrator of said eatate: 8 Tronsportotion WANTED, ride out to Merrill highway, around 7 TO e m. Share gaa es pens. Please rail 3-uut for further informal Inn 10 Services to those present building. to Inspect the POTATOES CHICAGO, Oct. 8 fAP-USDA) Potatoes: arrivals 85. on track 199; total U. S. shipments 885; supplies light; demand good for best stock, fair on others; market stronger best stock; Idaho Russet Burbanks 83.60-90; Minnesota-North Dakota Red river valley Bliss Triumphs 82.70 washed, Cobblers 82.30 un washed; Washington Russet Bur banks 33.75; Wisconsin Bliss Tri umphs 3325-3.00, Chlppewas 82.20-25. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. t (IP) Wheat: cash wheat (bid) soft white 32.18; hard red winter, 32.18. Today's car recepits: wheat 28; barley 7; flour 5; corn 4; oats 3; mlllfeed 12. To Buy or Sell Use the Want-Ads! I KLQmPTrl fa 1 t-.ssMiMi.mm xuirt ' V --ri wr JACKETS and CRUISER COATS Black Bear g rattle Woolen Birseh Weiss All Colon and Blsea OREGON WOOLEN STORE Main Phone 8873 Fort Klamath Of interest to local people is the announcement that members of the Altar Society of Mt. Carmel church of Chlloquln will sponsor a chicken dinner to be served in the church basement, commencing at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday evening, October 18. The public may enjoy a home-cooked meal featuring fried chicken and all the trimmings for a small sum and it is expected that many from Port Klamath will avail themselves of the opportunity to attend the sup per. Attending the Altar society meet ing held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Carl Hoffman at Klamath Agency were the following members from here. Mrs. Patrick J. M. Auliffe. Mrs. Marvin Roeder. Mrs. Loren Miller 8r, and Mrs. Loren Miller Jr. Municipal Court Eleanor Torrey Toemans. driving on left side of road. 85 suspenaea Bennle Davis Carson, sign, 85. MOV1NO loral. lima dl.i.nr- pr.upi.ita WAHXiiuiiRr FOa RALK. '41 n-RUitn a-dan. radtn and ' h-atr. nw Batnt. SMO Phnn. S-Olflil I GHRFTINCJ CARDX WHOt.KSMJE s' diff.rant emnnl-. Nrw York i prlr-i. At ft-alll- Card atari. Ifu Brllrvue North. Wrlla ua 1 FLAMBEAU S h. p. outboard motor. I brand nrw San on PlOPl.ES WAREHOL'SI i SFRVINO YOll-Vour Now.poDrrbov I Lot. 21 and 72 In Blork "D'' of FOR RENT, nlralr furnUhad S-bodronm I RAILROAD ADDITION to tha Ctlr of I homo. SASOO par month. Phono lOMi I Commercial Furnishes Cash! USE SECrftlTY calf food and sell alt your wnoie milk PEOPLES WABEHOI SE r.Ef.lAm.E OIRL will sit with rhlldren, , evenings and week -ends. 3739 Den ver FOB KENT. 3-mom furnished a pari men t. I rlejtn and atlrat-tlve, adult. Phone ttOTH CRATINf- Darfcin .hlDolna " 1 f NOTICE OP IMTE Or FINAL 1 PEOPLES WAREHOUSE j I hftti emf.nt SLEEPIVn ROOM for rent. Inquire IN THE CIBCl'IT COI'FT OF TIIK , n , .TATF OF OB'fiOV IN AND FOR FOP SALE. Targe ol! heater, good con Tlir COI'NTV OF KI A MATH. ditlon Phone eMQ after p m. IN THE MATTE OF Tirr FSTATE OF FOR RENT. " J-bed mom unfurnished Mai In. Klamath Countv. Oregon: to gether with the furniture belonging to the ant ate located on the nremUe. WITNESS the Honorable David R Vandenherg, Judge of the above entitled Court, this 2th da of Wn'-mbar. HMO. CHAS. F. DeLAP. iSEALi C'erk of aa'd Court Bv FJnrenpe Andeton, Deputy. S. 29: O. f-l3--27 No. I5. CASH LOANS S50 to $300 Auto Furniture Liveatock Salary $50 to $b00 Automoblln (paid for or not) 14 Help Wonted. FcmoU WANTED, h-maeaeeper an Writ t. Crawford Rt N a. taaavie WANTED, older woman near Parlfia Terrara tn care foe child occaaalonall . Phone MMM RELIAI1I.E COMPANY haa opening for aafealadr and aewirgg tear her. Mut have aewlng aaperienre Applv Rincer Hewing Machine Co.. 41 Main after .1 jn p m WANTED, middle aged woman to take full rharge of five room modern houa and five rhlldren llurd and rtmttn and good wage. Phone Honanaa j WNTED eanerlenV-ed "wailraaa" Ap ply In peraon at Vj ng a ( ale 'fura!- Jrllerahherger a 421 Mam Bt ! 16 Helo Wonted. Mole WANTED, putatn pick era and buck erf. Men onlv til art digging about Oil. h Rant ford Jnnea, A mllaa eaat HiMtana on paved risad. WANTED. A t Chrvaler prtadurU " ma'- rhanlr Hteady year around work. mual have referanrea Con tar I aervlre managei, llurneaa Motort. tlh and Walnut D REI.IARl E national rnnrerrThat noening fir one man. Nn ranvaaalng Car nervaaary (hir men averaging 1.141 weekly Mr Wvnrp. I a. m. t l a m Vxn R. th at. RAMI TEL TIT DEN KrarrrpajoN. a'ao known al SAM HESTER SON. De reaaed. Notice In herebv given that f have filed mr f'nat acrount of the AdtrHn latratrlK of the above entitled eatate. and that th Court haa ann"nfd vemher 3. IMfl. at the hour of 1000 A. M. a the time for hern nhrt)nn to mrfc final account and the ettlement thereof. FAY KFRTrwt.n'r ANDRl'S arfmi-tratrlx. B T COOOARD Attone' fnr A'np'''ln-I. O A I1-20-I7: N No. WS7 CLARIFIED HATES 1 'JIMOKia-! HARKEY Born at Klamath VaUey hosplUl, Klamath Palls, Ore., October 5, 1949. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harkey. 220 Lincoln, a girl. Weight: 8 pounds 10 "4 ounces. ASH Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., Oc tober 5, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. George Ash. 4932 8. 8th, a boy. Weight: 9 pounds i ounce. FUNERAL WILLIE BURNS KERLI.V Funeral services lor Mrs. Willie Burns Kerlin, who passed away In this city on October 2, 1949 will be held In the chapel of Ward's Klam ath Funeral home, 925 High street, on Friday, October 7, 1949 at 3 p. m.. with Rev. Keith Fields of the Bible Baptist church officiating. Conclud lng services In Klamath Memorial park. Friends are respectfully In vited to attend. Ward' Funeral home In charge of arrangements. Month Hun ear word 4c par wnrrt llr rr word IV oar worn 4V New Today FLOWER SHOP 4 JO MAIN V, -HONS am VJ imiiiiJiML o-aar ia .- SATURDAY, jOct. Newspaper txry Day. FOR " RENT, five room lanfurnlahed hnuae, cloae In. UO 00 per month. Write Box 320. care Herald & New. tPl6 FT. MAHOGANY runabout with Chrla-Craft motor and new trailer-. will aell reasonable or trade for car, pickup or truck. PEOPLES WAREHOUSE fWIN Haywood Wakefield buggy and twin at roller. Can be aeen al Flre- atnne Store. FOR SALE, new 2 bedroom home near new i-rhool. 44VJ7 Clinton. Sma.l down pat mcnt. Auume FHA loan. Phone 3334. USE H. R. CENTENNIAL egg main, the beat winter math you can get. PEOPLES WAREHOUSE FOR RENT. 3-room furnished apt., cloae In. AdulU only. Call 8386. FOR SALE OR TRADER equity IrTW Olditmobllt, 5-paaaanger coupe. Phone 2-1156. BAGS, twine, atenrlla PEOPLES WAREHOUSE FOR SALE OR TRADE, livestock or furniture. 2 Chesapeake pupa. Phone 7B4I. FOR SALE. 18 ft. trsilerhotiae, needa repairL 1100 iK. Phone 74L DANCE. Lorella hall, old-time and modern dancing Music hv Wealern Ramblers. Saturday. Oct. 8th. f Combination electric wood range . MO on1 t OH heater .. ni 1 Caa range , ..,,,,,, ffto.fio 1 OH heater rwi on 1 Break at table and r ha Irs l3.f PEOPLES WAREHOUSE SATURDAY Is Newspaperboy Day." Privnte 8ales of Auioa Plnanred Mnke your drttit CASH deaUl Commercial Finance Corporation Tom O'Dwyer, Mqr. 107 No 9th Phone 7711 Lie 8-251 - N-333 Chimney Cleaning $2.50 ond up Furnace Cleaning and Repairing PEYTON & CO. Phone 8149 f'foirer Shop mil vi- i (At Greenhoutei) 36 M n. 61 h Phont MM Free Dfllvfry Fluwert by Wire Funeral Dcilrnt Oar SpecUlt duplex, A3 00 Call 7210. RUMMAGE SALE Frlray and Saturday by Klamath Luth eran Mil lea Aid In the vacant building next to Leons. WANTED youth bed In good condition Call 4.124. "A in CO" oxyren -acetylene and carbide welding equipment and an do) lea. PEOPLES WAREHOUSE PUBLIC AUCTION will be held at the ConaoKdated Frelghtwjva Terminal, located at MA Broad St.. Klamath Fall, on Friday. October 14, IfMO at innu g. m Item to be sold; White Rotarv aewlng machine and I awing rocker. Owner. Mrs. C. D. Crawford. WANTED TO BUY, buu saw, complete. Call 8710. NURSERY SCHOOL, hours adlusted for working mothers. Reasonable weekly rates. Also regular morntne kinder gar ten. Fee. 810 per month. Mrr Robert Dedrlck. experienced, certified nubllr ""kI teacher. 711 Jefferson. Phone 4270 UPRIf;HT PIANO for aate. Must 'sell Excellent buv. Call U24. FOR RALE. 4-00 concrete btilldlng ". t wo 00 Mt?H Cllman hona 2-00M FOR SALE 13 aattge MW pump. Like new. 00, 2MU4 B la bee. FOR RENT. Hr"t housekeeping "room", close In. 12B N. 9lh. HOT WATER Mnr hollef $10.00 PEOPLES WAREHOtTRE , NF.W HOME 2-bedroom . eletHt? beat. 1 rood lo-'-!!. for sale. Call owner 74.W or 7071. .ILgH,'E, rh".'inrho,-4 rln? gno 1 Cleani Sever Lines of Rwot. ELc. FOR RACE. Evanoll automatic hot wnter tank 1.1000! twin bahv wa'Ver. ail no Eureka varmim cleaner with gttach- menta. inno: Fmnlre manele arvitiO: Packard Bell table model combination rarlin-phnnngranh and recoro camnet, pdftnn- atntorota fw.rah radio, 811100 Ca" A7M or see at .11 Pine. WaNTFD, evnerlenred l-uck'"mechan'c t'nleta etneHenced Ho not aonlv. Cood warea and working conditions. Cortec -re- "ore man. Weal- Hitch cock. 877 So. 7th. FOP ALP. t.-ton truck flatbed. J1W a" mi lea nneinai mMw. rn a- 4a) afon. F"M price. 8nn fnoulrt 1' Main St.. before i-.TO p. m. FO" f.F. nne--ear-oM fmlr rte-- man aho not. r Phnna 4TT1 30 naj Wiyrffre-TWIR W-nfa with M-ine Carl" snort'n aiortr n e-"e"ent condiH"- A good cash offer will buv. Phone .T703. FOR RAT t48 beVv.- duty Chevrolet trticlf. 70!tno Call R7I0. wittnt -nw , . moo PFOPLF WAwPMniTfl; RALITTE votir Newananerhnv todav. ; ' B Siruoriona Wontud WANTED, job as autoor heavv'dtitv trurk rena'rman Emmetl Holt, 449 Market. Ant I Phone 42AM J MAN AND WIFE, wani cook house In lumber ratio or ranch Experienced. 3111 Maryland I 22 Rooms For Rent CLEAN rOMKORTAM.E sleeping rooms. 1 1.14 N 3rd Phone naol j PF.JtMANFNt" tin waekiv ntTva,rab.. : Valle Hotel ROOMS -l2 Jefferson t ROOM for g-ntlemen Phone M38 " 1 ROOMS --law High " FOR RSTNT roomi lOftl High St CLEAN, comfortable sleeping room"al 3WI Pine Phone 42.10 BOAB0, ""mn- Phond Meetfnc. Notices MANZANtTA CHAPTER, U D . O F . S wIM hold a atafed. meeting at the tO- hall. vrfav. Orbee 7. at 8 n. m. All mem hers and vlaltora art Invited to arrenrr VIRfJTNTA Bnowv Worthv Matron. It- a, r t"ti t - r -., et at SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Newest 8nnltRry Method Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE ED H. KINO 2434 Orchard Phone 8841 54 EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Ho Bui I rioter Fill Dirt Topeoll Crushed Rock - Driveway Cindera Com pressor CRANE BKSVICB GRAHAM BROS. Phone ami or n TUNC UPYOURSEWINO MACHINE All Makes Repaired Turn your sewing machine troubles over to 8 Singer trained expert and havt your mat-nine humming like new again, Our charges ara very reasonable, with a free estimate In advance Just phone 8402 for free pickup and delivery service. SINUER SEWING CENTER 418 Main br.SftN'fKciT"dre.amakliig; alterations. (.race Casey, phone 7187. Pelican Theater Apartments, &RESHMAKINO, alterations, children7! pparal. Kay tUmmoni, 7.13 Plum. Phone 3541. CONCRETE afcPTlCANRrSTsTVnd 1000 gal. Also new drain line in stalled Phone 870 or BH)3. CONCRtfF. contractor Hgy'bllllngs Phone 8IB4. (AINTINO. decorairrig, paper" hanging, piaster hoard finishing, spray painting I Phone :t02JI 4077 Denver, Aoortmenti For Rent REX ARMS Nice, clen. com fort aol apartments. 234 Broad f ROOM "?Mrnlahed apt. fll( 8th. Phone 00113. FOR RENT. .1-room furniahed apartment. Eleclrle range and refrigerator. Shared hath. A tin I la Phone Will, St, Fran els Apuj-lments. 0M Oak. FOR RENT, clean, furnished S-roorri apartment, private hath Reasonable. Adults. Nolan Apia,. .112 N, 1 1 tit. FOR RENT. S room steam heal erf, furn Uhed apartmant. Ureer Apts., 710 Main. FOR RENT. 1 rfxim fumlahed apartment, adulta onlv. ;un Broad. APARTMENT FOR RENT, call J OM." an.TWaahlnglon. 26 Houtet For Rent FURNISHED CAM IN 7m sonahhT" Week ly or monthly. Cleary'a Motel. ZuH niehn. FOR LEASEwlth" option to Tnif. S bedroom, fireplace, floor furnace, children welcome. Near Weed-Ash-land junction. Phone 8704. FOR LEASE, unfurnished 1-bed room home. 2432 Darrow. WILL SHARE home with couple, vary reasonable. Phone 81R8, FOR RENT. 2-room cabin. " cloae' In. Call before 4 p. m. Phone 3.Vi2. FOR RENT, well furnished hotiee. clo In. Inoulre at 1.13 E. Main before fl:.'lO p. m. 28 Mitcclloneous For Rent TOOLS FOR RENT, Hydraulic JacKs, skll saws, acraw Jacks, elcctrio bait aanders. Starling vibrator gander, elcctrio floor pol isher, cement mixer. Klomuth Valley Lumber Co. 1840 8o 8th Phone 4818 orricr ((PACK, rlly rrnlar Msln slraal frnnlnir. lnqillr Draw's Msn.torr. THIICKS for rrnl Drlvs rouri.lf. OK iran.rrr. rnon. ,im. I