miDAY, FEnilUAHY 20, ior2
MKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
i Bonneville Administration Hands Out
Pats On Buck To Self - Boasts of Record
Year; No End In Sight For Power Sales
ff JUTLAND W Tim llnmir
Villi- 1 AtlllllMnll allull ri'DliI ti ll h
liM'uitl year Wriliionilny, Willi tin
c nil yrt III nlKliI fur I he iiniiiiinl nl
pnwcr llinl run bo milil In llio I'm.
c i 1 1 ( Mmlliv.rnl. , .
'I he aiiniiiil ri'imrl wild inure limn
III hllUnii klluwiill limns nl powfi-
WVI'O Villi III Illicit I ll'.tl till' 11 IIT-
mil rinti', Mini S'Ml inlli'H nl power
liiit-M wi re iiililnil In niiik'o llii' liitul
i.'i'ttt inlJc. mill Unit t'l'lHivnii'iii
In din i'iivi'1 nini'iil uun liir nlii'iiil
of urlii'ililli'.
Tnr crrnii Inr nil Hit,-, wan kivcii
tu n sltniilt: fni'iimlii: Low ntlic.
Ullllllll'lc IIIIWI'I- II-.".
Tor inm A'lniHil- iniliir I'mil J.
Haver Klivr tllfil' lll'lllnt: Wll'-ll
iliiiini'Vllli' Diiiii wtni Inio mii'iii
tion In IOTH the nvrriiRp II H ruv
li'llirr UTll tm-! klliiM itttr.. Ihnr III
OICUOII mill Wl'Mlllmlnn lr.nl 1.410
Now llii' r i t i - -. mi' l.li.'il klliiumi.-.
lor Hir nvi-riiir fUstiiliiiT. mill 4HII7
lor 111"-!- Ill Uri-Kiin "'Hi Wiislilnu.
Ioii,. . . ,
it lilt' Itillllf llmi' III!' IIMTIIUI
IJ.H. inlet1 iii'i k l I'm ii 1 1 hour m i
u.ilK- clown ironi I II'.1 i i'iitn in 'j U
renin, while tlic Oicimhi-Wii'.lilnulni!
urine tm" ilrrri'ii-" il limn 2 i.'i In
t :W I'l'ini.
The rt.'imrt hiiKI llunnrvillc Diun
In 211 tirr cent piild hn-, nller hrven
I'ciiih. nl niirntliin. Inclnilliiu Iti-(fi-f.it
iwyiiii'iiu likiiirii ut a , un
arm. Ill" (Irmnl Coulee nlliinllnii
b iinnr c'oiupllcnleil. Kcpitvniciitr
for pnwur Invcutmctil hit eMIiniitcil
nl lr nrr cnit ol tiilnl cunt, hut tin-
u
dam's Downr revenues will havr. to
iihsmli some, nl the lrrlatln costs
In liiluro yearn.
The report ll.ilrd power snlos ut
miumi.irai, ii mUii o u per cent
nvm- llncitl IIJ.'iO. Nut llicoineiiltnr
inlt't i-fjl, depreciation and expeiis-i;n-wiih
$II.4US.5M, ii '11 per cent
(;lill liVI'l- 111.10,
Itnver mild thlH drinuiiatraUnl
Unit the II1U mtP pur Itllowntt
yrtiir wiii iiiiiind, iiIIIioiikIi hlKliar
construction cosU inuy lorcc a
nllKhl Incrrnne whim proncnl con
tracts end In MM
llii mild di'inuml for power con
llniii'd to ItiRrriiM) after the clone
id llii' lineal yi'iir, nnd Unit the bin
ni'rd In Inr mure power production,
lueludliiu Iml'llred plants nnd In-ter-tli'K
Willi Idiiho nnd California
Uuvcr limed the federal Invest
ment In the Hnnnevllle syaU-m ut
tMO.aHl.lfla. lie bu Id revenue Ironi
power rule hni cut the unpiild
balance to nilMZIMMI. nepny
iiieiiii me 101 per cent ntieud ol
nrlii'dulr, he udded.
'Hie nhiiitlnuin Indimtrv iillll I"
I he hmn"Ht nlnule noiirce ol ln
rnine. Iiiklnir 43.4 per cent ol the
power nnd provldlnit 37 4 per cent
ii' Hie Income. Other Indimtry dd-.
10 4 per (rut nl the Income; pub
llclv owned utilities 27 6 per cent;
pi lvitlclv owned utllltleii J3 8 per
cent mid oilier nuleit 1.3 per cent.
Hoopsters Prove
Top Students, Too
BALEM Willamette Unlver
ity'B chumplon bunltetbiill tenm
mi crntk the liotikn Hn well an
nick ncorliiK record!.
The two lorwurdn. Trd Loder nnd
ink Mime, unl nlrnlxht A'n ut the
nd ol the urmcnu-r thin week.
'Hie rem ol the plnycrn net nver
ge marks or belter.
Tile Henrriitii. who won the
lorthwcnt Conlerence title this
cur. Imve lot only one conlerence
tune.
Hnver defended the wle of In-
tcrruptlble power to aluminum
iilnnU, and the policy of plnnnlnK
lor the liilure on the banin ol me.
diun ntrcnrn flow rather than crltl
t.al atrenm How. lie no Id thin war.
ii calculated rink, Juatllled by the
lucl thai the policy would account
Inr II per cent of the national
nlumlnuin production In the critical
detente period.
UA1.EM ifl Article! of Incor-
inutlnn TliuiMlay.
Jefferion Ciinnlnn Co., Co-im,
Jrflernon. J400.000. Hnrvey Mitch
ell, Jack W. DeVuney and oihera.
A ii ii o ii n c e m on t-
The KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLECE is pleased to an
nounce thot it has been selected as the exclusive licensee
to represent the SCHOOL OF SPEEDWRITINC of Klamath
Falls to tcoch this lamous System of ABC Shorthand, uni
versally known os SPEEDWRITINC.
SPEEDWRITINC can be tauqht in Day School in 8 weeks,
and in Night School in 16 weeks. The reason for this short
Icarninq period is that fewer symbols ore used mainly
the letters of the alphabet.
SPEEDWRITINC is now in its 26th vcor, ond there ore
over 100,000 writers in the country. This System is ideal
for those whose work requires the need of note tokinq;
businessmen ond women, secretaries, stenographers, typ
ists antl many others. To meet the present-doy demand for
trained personnel the KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLECE is
orqonizmq closscs in this easy-to learn ABC Shorthand.
Enrollment is bcinq accepted for the class startinq on
March 10th. For information Phone 4760 or coll in person.
UAW Blasts
Red Suspects
DKTHOIT il'i A necond wltnena,
who refuted to co-operate In Ihe
House unarnerlcan Activities com
mittee' probe of Mlchlftan Com
munlnm, ran Into trouble Thura
ilny an Irllow auto workera relused
to work with him.
Paul Henley, M, wai escorted
from the Dodite engine plant of
Chrysler Corporation after aonie
ISO workera gathered around htm.
I'lnnt protection police led him to
nalely.
Ilcnlrv ii Id the men, lellow mem
bers of the CIO United Auto Work
em, leathered around him an:
"threatened nif with physical vio
lence unless I left the plant " There
was no Immediate comment from
the company or union.
Henley, who declined to anwer
many questions durlnf the sub
commute hearing, Buffered anoth
er reverse Wednesday when he
was defeated 33-2 In voting for re
election aa a union ateward.
The vote was announced a !ew
houis alter his apixarance as a
"reluctant" committee witness.
Another "reluctant" wlliiea-.
John Cherveny was escorted oil
his Job at the American Metali
Product Company Wednesday alter
he too declined to co-operate with
the House Committee.
Chcrvenv told the Committee
Tuesday that It was made up ol
"witch-hunting Klu Klux Kiana
men." tie reluned to anawer 37 ques
tions about bin alflllatlons with or
knowlcdne. of Communist activities,
Meanwhile, the Communist In
quiry pushed on with hints that
investigator! migni aaopi a go'
lough policy toward rebellious wit
nesses.
.;:Doing without
advertising
is like
winking at a pretty gir
in the dark
. . . you may know
what you're doing
but
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nobody else does!
Itccalii anil Htw$
Ph. 8 1 1 1 for Illustrations, Copy Writing, Layout
New Look for 1952 Henry J Sedans
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NEW INSIDE AND OUT for 1952 arc the Henry J. Corsair four and six-cylinder sedan
models. Wide horizontal bars, which enclose parking lights and a bronze "K" medallion
distinguish the new grille design. The rear styling treatment features new tail lamps
mounted in the crown of the fenders. Exceptional fuel economy and high-performance
horsepower are leading mechanical features of the low-priced models. Illustrated is the
six-cylinder Corsair DeLuxe. The new Corsairs are now on display at Clark Motor Co.
Massey Takes
Canada Post
OTTAWA 11 Vincent Massey
was Installed Thursday as Can
ada's governor-general the first'
son of Canada to represent bis sov
ereign In his homeland.
Massey, to year old chancellor of
the University of Toronto took three
oaths of office before a glittering
assemblage in the gold-celllngei
Bennte chamber as the personr
representative of Queen Ellr.abetl.
II.
Breaking a tradition that stretch
ex back Into Canada 'a colonial pai
he succeeds 17 Britons who ha
held that office since confederatlo
His Immediate predecessor, Ftel
Marshal Lord Alexander, reslgne
to become Britain's defense mlntr
'er. Actor Raymond Masaey Is th
lew governor-general's brother.
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C FUNERAL HOMIS
WARD'S Klamatb funersj Horn. tH
miso airaet. rhon 3334.
2 LOST AND FOUND
LOST. Coldn Rrlcvtr male dof. an-
LOST. ca
long hair.
Reward. Phona 7911.
with
L08T Monday afternoon at Nawbarrrs
or Woolworth. larsa black purM con-
lainint v. flixii and wallat with
picture! that are valuable only t own
er. neiH noiuy box a, my, ore.
iajsT, man upper dentureii. In vlcln-
y oi hui uepot. Reward. Phone 7880.
4 GENERAL NOTICES
POn fountain dlihei (o to PELICAN
PERSONALS
ZOt BRUCE Swanaon'i Beauty Shop.
Phone 7181. "
w ABiiiNGTON Beauty Shop. Evenlnf
ORUER your StMIIMr Mmun
"IfcUnf your iprinf wardrobe. Phone
STANLEY Home Products. Phone'
10
SERVICES
ALTER ATIONRA II , .
Anlu- '"7 Main. Phone
j CARPENTER work. Remodelliuj '
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RUNNER UP in state championship competition was this valentine theme window dis
play. Klamath won first and second places in the contest, the first time it has ever won
anything in this competition.
ju '"""tron' Phone 1-0Z31. aunrey
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
nonce ii nereby siren Uist the
r', , Dee" appointed exeeu-
Irlx of the catate of J. E. praney
deceated. bv th rim,H r. Lt
KUmath County. Orefoa. and that all
k... luivma eiaima asaimt said ee
tate of ald deceaied are hereby notl.
fled to present the lame to said ex
rlx It 1 Melhaae Building. Klam
ran., ureion, locetner with proper
voucheri, within ' Hi months at the
date of this notice.
Dated thu lit day of PebrtMry. Ira.
r -8-15-22-23 No. SSO
PAGK THTTRTttN
IIRVICI
Call Hit
Locsl-Long Dlsuuice
Ilano and appliance moving
specialty
Transfer and Storage
Bekln'i Moving and Storage
Peoples Worehoust
"Sine lair
fix That
RADIO
Our Business is Sound
CONNER'S SERVICE CO,
Phono W8
CENTRALIZED
SERVICE BUREAU
What you dont want, someone
else needs I Let us find what yo
want or find the person wno needs
what you don't want.
This Is the kind of service w are
offering . . . why not take advant
age of this unique opportunity.
Drop in at 355 East Main in Klam-
atn Fans ana get acquainted ear
Phone 5670"
Heavy Hauling
ANYWHERE. FOR lURE
Honest Rates -r Weights Service
Insured
ANDERSEN FREIOHT LINE
2802 South' Sixth
Ph. 240 or 338
EXCAVATING
Mobil shovel and Trench Hat
BtuldoHT Fill Dirt - Topsail
Crushed Itoek Driveway CtadtH
Oonrpressor
CRAM SKRVIOI
GRAHAM BROS.
Phone (Ml er 111
Septic Tanks Cleaned
Hewee. Stuilter Methods
Also .
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, II
ED F. KINO
HM Orchard Phoos WW
PTLlCAfT DRIVE IN for Lenten taeniae.
BUTTONHOLES. Phone e38.
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Special Jury
Dismissed
LOSS ANGELES 0T) A special
federal grand Jury investigating or
ganized crime in Southern Califor
nia has been dismissed by U.S.
Judge Leon R. Yankwich on the
ground it was not legally consti
tuted. The special Jury, formerhr the
regular grand jury, was discharged
last month by Judge Yankwich but
was recalled by U.S. Attorney Wal
ter S. Binns to hear further testi
mony in Attorney General Mc
Grath's nationwide crime urobe.
Judge Yankwich said Wednesday
the Jury wasmerely a "body of
23 citizens" and added that if At
torney Binns wants a snecial arand
Jury "he may apply to me and I
win impanel one.
Judge Yankwich criticised the
special jury for issuing t statement
to the press in which ft asked for
legislation, including the death -en-alty.
if necessary, to halt the nar-
legislation,. Including the death
penalty, .If necessary, to halt the
narcotics traffic. The Jury sug
gested high bail for all narcotics
cases.
ELECTRICAL contracting, Work guaf
anteed. Phone a-1010.
rOR TUNEFUL. TONE-RICH ITUSIC
let Win. Morran tune your piano er
orsart. Our highly skilled tuntnf-maeter
puts new life Into your Instrument and
new vitality tnto your playing. Phona
1-0200, Kyle Morfan Pianos.
SEPTIC TANKS
Pumped, concrete tanks and drata)
fields Installed. Orvllle Mtuarava).
phone SOTO.
efp A Tw srnvicK
On washers, radios and outbeewd aat
tors.
MONTGOMERY WARDS
tth and Pme Phone ttta
PAINTING and paparbangln Phone
TB1T.
TalPPi AlJfo painting, Mr an aC
oer WBTK. rnene eoeo.
PULLER Brushes. Phone 9804
3. L. DEAN
Public Aecountaat
anrt Auditor
Otflee at SOS No. 1th. -
rOR TREE TRIMMING
Phone Z-oaSS
COTrTADS amndtTed aax
nm.
BOULDERS BLOCK HIGHWAY Huge boulders fill U.S. Highway 30 in Ecno Canyon 30
miles east of Ogden, Utah, completely blocking passage. They fell from jagged cliffs of
canyon wall and stopped just short of mainline Union Pacific railroad track at left. Road
crews estimated the highway could be cleared in 12 hours. '
1 i. ETX VI
By MYRTLE WIMER
Mrs. Lyle Bressler of Berkeley,
Calif., arrived here last week for
a visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. '"Jerry" Slsemore and
daughter Jo-Ann. She is Mrs. Sise
more's mother.
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Hackler
have returned to their home at
Cassel, Calif., after a stay of two
weeks as guests of his brother and
wife. Mr. and mrs. wminm u.
Hackler, at the Hncklcr ranch.
During their visit, Mcison nncKier
was confined to the Klamnth Val
ley Hospital in Klamath Tails for
several days when a severe attack
(Suburban Service
On Your Worn Equipment
I itn walnut rn. 7709
of flu threatened to develop Into
pneumonia.
The prevalent epidemic of bad
colds and llu has affected many
local families in Wood River val
ley. Recovered from the flu are
Carl Wilson and children. Richard
Wilson and children, while Mrs.
Richard Wilson escaped with only
a cold. The Wilsons live at wnson s
cottages, five miles north or here
on Crater Lake .HlRhway 62, where
the snow has now attained a deptn
of nine feet on the level.
Frank Edwards was brought
home Monday. Feb. 18. from Hill
side Hospital m Kinmntn f ans,
where he was taken following a
severe nervous reaction louowing
attack of flu. He Is getting along
fine now. although still under s
doctor's care.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Davis have
returned from a trip to Canyon
Texas, where they visited relatives
for the past month,
Mrs. Joseph Hallord left by bus
Thursday for Paskenta, Calif.,
where she will stay for a lew days'
uioi niih her husband, who has
been employed Uiere all winter by
Stewart Nicholson, local stockman.
During her absence, the Halford
children arc In care of Mr. and
Mrs. William Herbert, the lHtter be
ing Halford's sister. The Herberts
Painful cramps of "Monthly Periods" stopped
or amazingly relieved k
. . . .i i- j.-i.,. own fasts! v jf.f-
in J OUT syr " - -
the uterus wiiiioi"
Women and girls who
suffer from those function-ally-csused
cramps, back
aches and headaches of
menstruation who , feel
upset and irritable on cer
tain "particular days
may often be suffering
quite unnecessarily I
Such is the conclusions
from tests by doctors in
which Lydia E. Pinkhama
VegetaDie jompuuim
uk ol puiii-deoitenfno drut)l
The deotlrenMS ot Lydla
Ptnkham'a needs no proof to
the millions ol '''in
girls whom It has M'""1:
But howabnut yont Do you
know what It may do for jiou'
To Lydla Plnkhsm s
through the month. See "
vou don't art the same reltot
from the pains and weakness,
ot "thoee days"! See It you
don't (eel better brore and
A,.rinn vnur nerlod I
Oet either tyaia r mra...
TableU, with added Iron
T I ir- l?
ii i. the cases testeUI T".!r:..-il.,nii with "hot
have been visiting here for some
time at the Halford home, and ex-
nect to leave for Los Angeles,
Calif., when Mrs. Halford returns
home. i
Reminder . is made that the
"Clothing for Koreans" drive is
still underway here, with Mrs. Ray
mond S. Loosley and her 4-H cook
ery club girls undertaking the pro
ject. Any kind of ciotnmg is ac
ceptable, and donations may be
left at tne rt. Klamath grange for
delivery to Mrs. Loosley.
Joyce CODeland Is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin coneiand. arriving nere last
week from Ban Francisco, me
young girl has just returned from
a trio which fulfilled a long cher
ished dream she made a sea tour
to South America as hostess
aboard a liner, the ocean trip taking-
a month to make and living up
fully to her expectations. Joyce is
tne only cnna oi Mr. ana hits.
Copcland, and after graduating in
art from OTI in Klamath Falls,
has been studying further at the
Rudolph School of Design in san
Francisco, where she plans to re
sume her studies soon.
Mr. end Mrs. Harry. Orem re
turned Monday. Feb. 35, from Port
land, where Mrs. Orem has been a
nntlent for six weeks oast. Welcom
ing their mother after her enforced
abscrlce from them were 'her two
little tots, son Oary and daughter
Anne, who have been cared ior oy
Mrs. Ord Prltchett at her home
here.
After a month's stay here as
house guests of Mr. and Mrs, Mar
vin Roeder. Mr. and Mrs. Art
Schneider left Monday morning,
vah 95 for their home at Merrill,
Wisconsin. The eastern visitors plan
to take the route through the South
ern states back to Wisconsin, and
will stop off enroute in san i-Tan-
.len for a -few days' visit With
friends. They enjoyed tneir stay
here very mucn ttnis oespue vne
i i SINUS INFECTIONS .
DR. E. M. MARSHA
RaeeeraraHr Treated
. Bxelasie MatfceS - .
1 We. Ti Pe 1te
t-nlresraelto Phvalelan .
IDUCATIONAL
shorthand trefag
nciciiCBtJtaPiifaT
deed eabieeta. offlee lliailllliea
KLAMATH BUS1NUS COLLate
TSJ Pine - Phono Tt
11
HlALTH
unusually stormy weathar prevail
ing during their visit . . .) and
liked our section of the country so
well that they expressed the desire
to dispose of their Wisconsin busi
ness interests and move out here
to locate permanently. In anr
event, they said they will make
anotner trip to Ft Klamath again
soon, possibly as early as this summer.
Wintry blasts attain acourired
Wood River VaUey during the week
just past, leaving In their wake a
lau of fourteen inches of new snow
on the level, adding to the four
feet which already covered the
ground as the aftermath of contin
uous previous storms. In the north
ern part of the valley the snow Is
several teet aeeper, wnile all over
are huge drifts blown by the gales
into hillocks resembling small
mountains. At the risk of becom
ing boresome and . repetitious,
against the background of snow
covered mountains and evergreen
trees, the winter landscape of Wood
Kiver vaney in its fresh white man
tle of snow is a sight too beautiful
for words to describe, especially
unaer tne oiue sxy and Wltn tne
sun snimng so brightly as It did
today. Sunday, Feb. 24.
Leonard "Socko" Smith stjent the
weekend at the home of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith,
making the trip by car from Cor
vallls, where he attends Oregon
state. Accompanying Smith was
Margaret Kartell, student in Home
Economics at OSC. who visited
here Friday night at the home of
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs,
Bob Cable. On Saturday, Marga-
ret's brother, Kenneth, drove here
and took her to Klamath Falls
where she spent the rest ot the
i'rs,nt tvttH Kr nsrmtt Ur mil
Mrs. uuy Marten. Tne latter are
wellknown former Fort ; Klamath
residents.
Donald Roeder spent the weekend
here from Southern Oreson College
at Asmand at the home of his par
ents and brother, Mr. and Mrs,
Marvin Roeder and son Clark.
State and county snowplow crews
have been kent busv during- the
past week again clearing roadsof
ariiten snow in mis vicinity, ine
continuous storms which started m
earlv December have kent the snow
equipment operators ' busy practic
ally day and night,-and a fine Job
has been done all winter in keep
ing the roads open. The men nan-rlllne-
this herculean lob deserve
high praise from all residents of
this section, a special vote of
thanks being due Don Veatch and
Al Lewis, logging superintendent
and mechanic, respectively, of the
Morion Lumber Co.
These two men have gone out
of their way to accommodate weal
residents living back from the main
Hifrhunve. T.ewis nlowina- out drive
ways with the huge eat belonging
CONVALESCENTS
AGED-INVALIDS
34-Hour Nursing Cart, Vith Kef. ft
tered Nurse in charge. 1
Attention given to Special Diet.
Equipped for bed patients. Fully
licensed by State of Oregon. Tour
inspection invited.
Courtesy to your family doctor. .
Private or pension cases welcome.
The Mitchell Sanatorium
.Jacksonville, Ore..
Phone Jacksonville 451
MASSAGE, therapeutic xtrciu fhr
woman. Spot reducivs futured. FBona
300J -woe.
14 HELP WANTI&V tVAAlt
WANTED, mlddleaged woman to hatp
Houm for tldarlj man, -Phone 8194.
WANTED, housekeeper for iamliy Jk
rancn. pnone boo.
WANTED, nriddleared" or" elderly lady
wiahlng a home. Live in. Light work.
Board, room, salary. Call at IMS Calif
ornla evening!.
PART-TIME housework for board and
room. Box 37 Herald and Newa.
WANTED, housekeeper with amt
practical nursing experience, car for
elderly lady In Lakevlew, Ore. Modern
home, - good wages. Room and- board
furnished. Phone Lakevlew 1363 er
write Mia. K, O. JTaveU 369 South tth
Lakevlew.
WANTED, housekeeper to live In. with
good
Good
wage. Phone 3715.
the family.
U HELP WANTED, MALI
WANTEfj. ahon foreman, fine OD3or-
tunlty for right man. Klahn Nash Ce.
FULL time salesman with good car to
sell Bed Comet Automatic Fire KxUn
gulsheri in Klamath County rural areas.
Nationally advertised In Saturday Eve
ning Post, Corners and Country Gentle
man. Above averase commissions
Write L. C. Rood Distributor, P.O. Baal
8112, Portland 19. Oregon. -
17 HHP WANTID
COUPLE wanted for ranch work. Xx
perlcnce necessary In . handling live
stock and machinery. New two bedroom
home and salary. References necessary..
Phone 3824 after a pjn. . '.
It SITUATIONS WANTID
PAINTER handyman, good work, reaa-
onable by the day or week. Herald
news, dw
WILL car for your children, as-s 1
to S years In my home days, or while
you shop. Phone 1082. : .
HOUSEKEEP1NO. elderly iMOVha gr
small family. Phone Ksn.
HOURLY work. Phone 2-0214.
COOK on." ranrti or preferrably luaa
ber camp. Write Bex 3d, Herald aag
news.
IRONINO. Phone S38S.
DEPENDABLE child car my borne.
Phone a-saw.
HOUR work. Phone a-14da.
I.ADV with bookkeeDlns. . stenograohle
experience will do work in her heme.
Phone 6430 or a-ai2B.
COLORED Isdy wants housework kg
hour, mono a-auw7.
BABY sitting. Phone 2-0572.
WILL care for children In my ftosr
geys ee
S-1949.
your home evaningg. Call
22 . It 00 Ml FOR HINT
ROOM AND BOARD.
North Ninth.
Men only. M
ROOMS. $20 week. 2 JgffersonT
entrsnee.
ROOMS for rent" Private
Cloee In. Phone 444A '
ROOMS, prices reasonable. Phone 4ST1.
LOVELY roome for rent M.-4TI. i
Close In. Pho QgaB. ' '
fr6n room lo. rent. Oner Aperv
ments. no ai.in. , ,
BdARD. room, reasonable. Phone 454.
Mti, Seated looms. '
ficlfie Tar-
c.
ROOM 1034 High. .
to the Moaoc uimuer wo. .
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