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Toting Up U.S. Foreign
194S-1951 INCLUDES LtHD-LFASE,
UNRRA, MARSHALL PLAN, MUTUAL
SECURITY ACEMCV
ADMINISTRATION'S RORFICN AID
PROGRAM FOR Tut KFXT YEAR
CHIEF BVIIOPEAN BENEFICIARIES
KA fS4 fVXCS l 3 S4 -ISSI
STALV... $ 1.3 BILLION GREECE, TVRKEY.
By WARREN BENNETT
The President's request for $7.9
billion in foreifrn aid for the fiscal
year starting July 1 is before Con
gress. It laces close scrutiny for
this Is an election year when the
pressure for economy is unusually
strong.
In the almost seven years since
the end of World War JJ, the Unit
ed States has put up a total of
$35.5 billion for its global economic
and military assistance programs.
The accompanying map shows the
geographical distribution of this
huge sum and where the Admini
stration's program for fiscal 1952
would go.
By far the greater portion of
American foreign aid, $24.7 billion,
has gone to western Europe. The
other areas and their amounts of
U.S. aid are Africa and the Mid
East $2.3 billion. Far East $6.4.
Latin America $0.76 billion, all
other $1.35 billion.
The Administration program for
Europe $5. billion. Africa and the
Mid East $0.7 billion. Far East
$1 billion, Latin America $0.2 bil
lion, all other $0.2 billion.
By far the greater portion of
this' has been economic aid. Until
the end of 1951, only $13 billion
of the European total had been
for military purposes.
All that is changed now. The
President's new foreign aid pro
gram would allocate $5.3 billion
for direct military aid, $1.8 billion
for defense support industries and
only $700 million for exonomic and
technical assistance.
In seven postwar years, U.S.
foreign aid has changed almost
completely in character. What
staed as rehabilitation and eco
nomic aid has become largely
military assistance.
Let's take a look at the record.
Civilian Lend-Lease and UNRRA
were carryovers from the war and
accounted for relatively little of
the $35.5 billion total $4.5 billion.
Other programs under which this
foreign aid was aisiriDuiea un-iuucu
European Recovery Program $10.7
billion, loans and credits $11 bil
lion, relief in occupied areas $5.4
billion. Mutual Defense Assistance
$2 billion, all other $1.9 billion.
The Marshall Plan was a co
ordinated long-range program
started in 1947 to help put Europe
on its economic feet. There were
other little "Marshall nans
for
fhp War East, the Mid East and:
Latin America.
The primary purpose 01 an uirac
plans at the time of their Inception
ir. 10.1 nd 1948 was economic
ir. Tha n s hnned to
fjujiif -p . ,
thwart the spread of communism
by Ptabilizing conditions in shaky
areas. Italy, i-rance ana me
cupied por'Uons of Germany and
Estro Work
Made Easy
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Lsil mentb't rental It applied to tbe
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Austria were particular trouble
spots.
Britain was in dire economic
straits but communism was not n
threat there.
A notable exception in this period
was the Truman Doctrine which
provided $400 million for Greece
and Turkey. This was almost en
tirely a military aid program to
combat communism.
The transition from economic re
habilitation to military preparecnes
was intensified by the Korean war.
By mid-1950 many western European;
stoce the war The new rearm"-
ment budeets created a burden
their economics coiuld not bear by
,hrV,iv
r,.i m hon
Hmht,i(.r numbly "of dff-i"'
fereit nroerarnf At Tst the Mar
fh rton sZrl Prnrnlral loud "Oooh. la. la!'- from
"tE r?P" nf, eff7h7 3"" natives and tourists alike.
(ERPi. then it was the Economic Tnissveal,s 5lar is ttv Yvonne
Cooperation Admimstra ion lECAi Menard; who v irom the
Assistance Program tMDAPi. Cur
rently it is the Mutual Security
Agency (MSA). There is also the
Point Four program.
But whatever the initials, ine
.er uie : uiiimio. tin.
. irom ine pocaevs "
funds come
the U.S. taxpayer.
Clouds Halt
Plane Flights
SEOUL, Korea Rain and i from the rafters. quiet lives with their families off
clouds over Korea Monday morn- There are a group of Negro stage and have absolutely no ln
ing grounded United Nations Com- dancers, led by Ruby Richards hibitions about their profession,
mand warnlanes and made lifeiand Babe Wallace. And, among "It's a job.'' said one. shrusjging
miserable for the foot soldier at
the front.
Only weather reconnaisance
planes took to the air, said a U.S.
added "It was raining all over the
peninsula."
On Sunday U.S. Sabre jet pilots
reported they destroyed four MIG
15 Communist jets, probabty de
stroyed two and damaged eight in
three fights over Northwestern Ko
rea.
, , t , Jli J i
Ol the kills was credited 1
.EFC-JM!
One
to Cant
sopolL Mich. It made him Amer-
lea's 10th iet ace.
He baeeed his fifth M1G In a
40-minute battle between saores
ana u mius ju.m soum 01 me "'"uhan 30 vears, has become the !
River boundary between Manchur- Lewte LoRging Co. of Panama. Inc. '
!ia and Korea. n,.i, ovot .j ,o.-, min v.c J
! IT N and Red natrols skirmished
llightly on the muddy battlefront
Monday morning.
The VS. Eighth Army said an
7 . u ... . , ,
' Allied patrol fought inconclusively
" 1 U1C HJSS'B UUaiJiCaO 1J ,VCil,
for a short time east of Kumsong narj 0 COme " Lewis said
Ion the Central Front before dawnTtiis country is about locKed'out.
Monday
The Army said Allied troops Sun
day reoccupied without opposition
a hill northwest 01 Yoncnon on me
Central Front, near the scene of a
two-hour battle Saturday nieht be-
tween U.N. infantrymen and 7o0
to 850 Chinese Reds.
CAVE DWELLING ITALIANS
ROME fAP) An estimated two'er saws on ships to the tropics,
million Italians live in caves, holes
and walled-up arches of ancient
viaducts. The weekly newspaper,
L. Europeo of Milan, said that
recent studies showed at least
130,000 Italians live in cellars and
grottos in cities. Another two mil
lion "cavemen" are scattered
throughout country areas.
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TREATMENT!
Vote NOW!
Ph. 4103
Aid-Past and Present
LATIN
AMERICA
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EACH
BniTAIS ...$ 2.8 DILLIOS FttASCE ... S S.S miLlOX
U. GERAtAW ... i 1.3 BILLIOS BESEU'X ...S I S tilt-DOS
.$ 700 AIM JOS' DESM4RH. ORHAy SOO AUlltOM
Franc May
Not the Fo
By ROSETTE HARGROVE the 70 m.le ftirls and chorines, is
PArtls iNEAi Cabinets mav'six-foot Monimie Sinline whose last
11. the franc totter and the cost;
i same.
i Producer Paul Derval's latest
: super-revue represents eight month
lwork and is said to have cost
150.000.000 francs, which is a lot ,
even when they're de -
valued. The result of this time,
viipe a on ch o.a filer a "msnnp. '
ouin." or naked girl.
Sharing the spotlight is Eileen
O'Dare. an American tap dancer.
she slars jn -symphony Biue-
and a New Orleans scene, two of
the 30 tableaux that make up this1 hall. They transformed 30 miles ot
28ih Follies called "A Complete fabrics, together with hundreds of
Folly." i pounds of feathers and spangles.
MOKE Unto the 1800 elaborate land often
Other attractions are blonde 'skimpy) costumes.
Sive Norden. who modeled clothes i
for Schiaparelli when she first married and mothers. which
came to Paris from Stockholm. ; prompted someone to call the
And there is a Polish girl. Ver-1 dressing rooms "Mother's Meeting
onica Bell, who makes her ap- Place." They take their glamor
nearance in a golden cage lowered ous jobs casually, usually live
U.S. Loggers
To Panama
BREMERTON ' Wash. A band
of ambitious loggers and their fam-
n;p nrp maltintr a hiir Ipan from
.n,,,,, i,,,,oi. n Panomo
t-k. i ...h c i i r.
. inoio .m,m at th vrituon
Coumy town 0l Crosby for more
i ,u ..... u' .
than Dougias fir and cedar.
, The man who started the tropical
Irpi, i nm i.pwi su.va.ar.niri
lumi uiic uiiu iiiai.uuoiij', lauici
j Crosby native, who has been in
There isn't enough timber to go
around any more. We'll keep our
property here and maybe in 25
years we'll come back and log It."
Many pacilic Nortnwest longing
interests wouW that state-
ment.i
i In a gigantic moving effort. Lew-
Is has transferred everything from
giant Dulidozers, "cherry pickerji"
(portable hoists i, trucics and pow-
He is taking many of his loggers
with him, although they will work
In supervisory capacities only,
with Panamanian natives doing the
actual work in the woods.
"Going into that territory will
be just like it would have been to
Intn tha Duo.) Cn.irtM mt-
itry ft hundred years ago," Lewis
:soia. inose people Know nine or
nothing about modern loggin
methods.
"Nearly 200 natives are em
ployed now, cutting trails.
We
are building our own cities in me
wilrSprne We'll have nlir own
airstrip, f'oat base and barracks
for the men."
Lewis said he understood the
u nr in fane ti,er.trD in
growth of trees In four weeks in
Panama is equivalent to a year s
growth in the Pacific Northwest.
The company', holdings cover In
excess of 900 square miles.
Although the Kitsap County men
and their families plan to be more
no ae, narmanant ra rl.n . nf MO.
.t., ..,.. ...
iiuma, iney expect, to rcmum ninci
I lean citizens.
DOUBLE
Green Stamps
Wednesday
CEC'S
Signal Service
76 Main St.
Newireofurel'" '
I BILLIOV DOLLARS
- I DILLIOS DOLLARS
Totter, But
lies Beraere
name has made her famous She's
as Josephine Baker,
The review K.ves the patrons
their money s worth. Among the
30 fasi-chnnsing scenes are ihc
"Nymphs' Bath." which features
a swimming pool over the entire
stage: a sceiuT showing what Parts
horse-propelled carousel in another'
scene; and a surrealist ballet m
a set that represents the ruins o.
Warsaw.
In the eicht months It took to
'assemble "A Complete Folly," 80
dressmakers, 12 embroiderers and
18 modistes worked steadily in the
Folies' workrooms, which cover
three floors aiou the famous music
Most of the Fohes" beauties are j
a pretty set of shoulders. "Just like
being a saleswoman or a stenog
rapher Leaal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITOHS
' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK ORE
CON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of L. Alva
' Lev-'i-i. Dcreased.
td by said court administrator of taid
i estate. Notice is hereby given to the
f crpr:itP" ' tff"" t prr.C tl-r
5.,,',,1nV"l,""ron',H,by.,,,er' S.
mil' Ml rn r-f th'n
undcraittned at the law office of A. C.
Yadcn. b Main streei. Klamath Falls
i Daien and t;r- published this ji
day ot March. 111.12.
.A"!l.nB L,;l' Admim.trator.
"-31 a 7-i-2i .???
I publication OF SUMMONS
c I" Oregon, for
1 ki.amath county
acnes oldham. Plaintiff.
FREDEnicK- oldham. Defendent
1U rrrucilin Giuliani, wcj' iiunm. (i
tne Namc o( the state of Oregon:
I -Y".a.r' iiJL "112 ffXXl
you tn the ar;ove cntmerj nun on or
before April 30th. 1052. that brtn .he
expiration of four weeks' publication
of this summons prescribed bv the cr
der or the publication thereof, and
if you fail so to answer, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the rrlief
demanded In the complaint, to-wil:
for decree forever dissolving the bonds
of matrimony existing between you nnd
the plaintiff; that she be permitted to
resume her former name of A ft net Span
gler: and for such other and further
relief as to equity may appertain.
This publication is made bv the order
of the Hon. David R. Vandenberg,
Judiie of the above named Court, duly
made on March 28th. 1952.
The date of the first publication of
this summons Is March 31st, 1052.
A. C. Yadcn, Attorney
for Plaintiff.
Pont Office Address:
40fl Main Street.
Klamath Falls. Oregon
I ? ? i
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINPL ACCOUNT
NOTICl; IS ilKHEHY GIVEN thai 1
have filed my Final Account, Report
I billion In tha matter of the eatate of
mklvin d. hf.nhy, necea.eo. ana
1 tne Circuit Court has set Tuesday, the
OCC, ln ,h circuit Court
i Room of the Klamath County Court
! "ouae, Klnmnth Fall;, Oreson, a. tha
; In. and p ace for hearing of excep.
, ,n rnnl Ac.ount, If any
t there be.
mabi.e b. henry. Execu-
'
'edwin e. driscoll
I pine Tree Building
Klamath Fail, Oregon
M 17.24. ni-A 7-14.
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UNDERWOOD'S Phot Sarvlt
211 Undarwood tld'g. hon.
.
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CLASSIFIED RATES
Or.i day . per word in
Hire Davs per word lie
Week mn ...---. per word JOo
Month mn per word 85e
MINIMUM
The mlnlmuni charge (or mi)' one
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BOX NUMBBR3
Answers to ads may be handled
through box numbers at the paper
(or service charge of 2o..
DEADLINES
Classified ftu accrpteo. up to 6:50
p.m. (or following day s publication
Cla-wllied display ftds accepted up
tc U noon (or following days puu
llcation. .
ADJUSTMENTS
Please muse an ciainu lv adjust
ment., without delaT
FUNERAL HOMIi
WARD S Klamath Funeral
High street. Phone ;is.u.
MEETING NOTICES
Srottt.h Kilt Rodin will
hold a .laird meeting.
Monday night. April 7.
Kri-i.hme nil will ha
:ervd.
1IFRMAN niSVOI.O
Si-rv.
' IOOF NO. 137
Every Tuesdav-8:00 P.M.
Fifth and Main Sts.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST troin Sla Pine, male l,klnr
Hm complete black mak. Aiwwm t.i
"RasMi." Chllda pel- Phonr Pelican
n-e!nn f.vil.
LOST, on hiway97. one carton beddlnt
Conlact W. Evan.. Croji-Cut fate. I hi!
ooutn. Phone IM.
FOUND On takeiho'r""Orlve. mark
dof. appeara mostly Labrador. Phune
5640 or 3.3012.
GENERAL NOTICES
PERSONALS
WFl7l7KNIT-luaranteedho;iery. Phone
K HA TEX Plasllca. Phone B.T34
STANLEY Home PruducU. Phone SSOS
10
SERVICES
LAWNMOWE RS
SAWS SMALL ENGINES
REPAIRED
AUTHORIZKD SKRVICE
DEALERS FOR
REO LAWNMOWERS
CLINTON MOTORS
BRIGOS A STRATTON MOTORS
Come In and See Us
BODENHAMMERS
351 EAST MAIN
FIX THAT
RADIO
Our Business is Sound
CONNER'S SERVICE CO.
Phone 6878
MOVING? . . .
Call 7425
Local-Long Distance
Piano and appliance moving a
specialty
Transfer and Storage
Bekln's Moving and Storage
Peoples Warehouse
"Since 1918"
AUCTIONEERING
and
Sales Management
SERVICE
C. ..:limte Western College of
Auctioneering Billings. Mont.
Free Service on Church and
Benefit Auctions.
3. W. "Jerry" FALES
5304 Alva Phone2:245J
CUSTOM
TRENCHING
FOR
DRAIN TILE
IRRIGATION PIPE
8EWER DITCHES
WATER DITCHES
FERGUSON MOBILE UNIT
DAVIS'
Plumbing Company
337 East Main Phone 7635
FOR SERVICE or demonstration or any
Information regarding the German
made Pfaff icwing machlna. Write Her
ald Newa, Box s:i.
ALTERATIONS Anlta'i. Satlifactlnn
guaranteed. Phone q:i.13. Jennje
PAINTiNG and paperhanglng. i'hone
7G17.
CURTAINS laund-d
Phone 4D14
itretchen.
DITCH DIGGING and hark filling with
Fordnon Trench hot Call 2-1 AM, .10.14
or B42S.
J. L DEAN
Public Accountant
anC Auditor
Office at 306 No. 7th. Phon 914lt
PAINTING, decorating, paperhanglng,
plasterboard finishing, spray painting.
fnone .win.
TRIPP'S Auto Painting. Body and fen
der work. Phone 4040.
MinitrmS reiilivererl. new mirrors
made to order. Kimball's Glass Shop,
Phone 7378,
PLOWING and planting, farms, garden,
etc. Phone 2-0037 after 5 p.m. Anytime
weekends, nt. a, box kj. uia Miaiana
Road.
CARPENTER and cabinet work. New
and remodeling. Phone 749,
BROKEN window glass replaced. Klm-
hall's Glass Shop. Phone 7378.
BOAR SERVICE. J02:i Bartlett. C W.
Swlt.ler.
BE IN THE KNOW I Read Her
ald it News Classified ads dally
Get the latest Information on what's
what In everyday business trends.
THERE'S NOTHING LIKE Herald
St News Classified ftds whe:- It
comes to turning un-needables Into
cash. Phone 8111
What's
B&B TV?
Septic Tanks Cleaned
TANKS, drain (li'lda Imtnllml
rcpulrml. Ywira ol oxpi'i'lnico. ah
work giliiiiilitei'il,
PK1.1CAN JIOTHL I'HONK ml
Heavy Hauling
ANYWHKRR, VOU HIHK
Honest Hales Wrmliis Service
In-.urod
ANUFRHKN f'HKlOHT LINE
a0J Hnlllll MIXtll
Ph. no or a-;u:i3
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NrwMt Bnnltury Melhnda
Also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Clems ttcuci Lines l KooU, Klc
ED F KINO
UM Orcharrt Phime 98m
EXCAVATING .
Mobil tihovel and IYench Ho
Bulldoicr Kill Dirt TopsoU
Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders
Compressor
CRANK SKHV1CK
GRAHAM BROS.
Phone ISM1 or 8M
NOTICE
LANDSCAPING
TREK PIU'NING
SPRAYING
bv
1 Francis "Smithv" Smith.
Tree Surgeon
Let us work with vou NOW on
your Inwtsnipe nretlv
nCEHU8HKS NOW IN STOCK
I'nntrntpcl and No. 1's
SUBURBAN FLOWER SHOP
3(il4 So. th Phone 81H8
CAHI'E.NTEK "work llrm.'.lrllnl and
new contlui-ttnn. Phone 2 IKUT
Pt.OWlXC, duclng and harrow Inf. Flnr
arrd drill 11 ' Jrnaril Phonr- 31-1?
PAINTINla. Interior and cvlrrlur. Phone
42tid.
WASHING MACHINE rcn.iir ervire ,n
all make, ami rondel-, Low rales with
qualllv w iirkmunthip fn.irantt.rd. Mont
gomery Ward.
El r.t'THH'AI. I'ONTII UTINl!.
guaranteed. Phone 2 lull!
Work
12
EDUCATIONAL
HOOK KEEPING, shorthand typing kin
dretl inbjert. nffue machine!
KLAMATH HfSINI.S.S t'l.l.l.f lit
1X Pine Phona 7iv.
13
HEALTH
'ItuAM hattlii. rrrrur, inat'. tr
clucinEf for turn -vnl vloitip. h 3VU
u help wanted, female
W ANTKI) v uman (r tenet a I off tee
work. I'rrviiuift ci r.lll cx,irnm 0 'lclr
dlc Apply .Montjii n;rr Ward.
I'tliMAM.M' pi.ftiitnn' .NaliutiAlly
known tfi.mpatiy Jki micning in totnl
torj (or ttumpn'A. train MlviUOy,
Mul hnvtj mine -crit-ai ttprnnuf
Apply Monitay evening unl. twiwaaii
7-1 p m
SlNtJKR KrWINCi MACHINE I'O.
(1.U Maui
; 16 HELP WANTED MALE
FARM-HANDS
WANTED vAr
STKAOY. HKI.IAIU.E MAKKIKD
FARM HANDS WANTKO KOU
JOas ON KLAMATH AKKA
DAIRY-CATTLE nnd LiENEKAL
FARMS.
HnnMni. fiirMl,l,H
Good pay (or experienced de
pentiituir help
Chiinte to sreure year-round
employment
.IcKi-ster now lor the Auriruluiral
tieuAon
ORKGON KTATK KMPI.OY
MKNT KKItVK'K
242 Mn in i'hnnr 7701
WANTKIJ alrviimn. willt rir rlriur 111
.'TTplUin r. prrlcnrit J. W. Kern
I'iioiic 41U7
WANTKO rxprrirmrd rntllo and ttmll
Nppliancri rrplrittan. Apply MuntKuiiu
-r Ward.
WANTKO. uuni innit. 2.1-:i. tntcrlcd
In pcTinanpiil puwltiun. Vnrran
frrrtd. St a rrljll utlrftitmn Writ
llrrald Nrw, Hox ftii tat n and
rcicrpiiLCH
WANTKO. comtiinatinn all-aruund Un-
chanic and wrldrr. Strauy Job tar m
witurr and energetic man, ainitle or mar
ried. Hux U4 llrrald and Nrwi.
lMAlElJIATfc "hAitNINl-.a a"i (aciory oieV
man. iluild your own car round re
peat hUKlneM Hell pntrnti-d Air Cush
ion Shock. Nut avail.?!)) in ninrf.
Complrtr fjimily and work- nn.
O.Hiiilicil Woia. CaltliiH nt nilmnr.
pl.iirj., . nl) time or nlde-llne Adviinrr
CommiMlonii up to per dav. 'rri
ou tilt. Chaw Chester Shoe to. 4
Chewier 11 hit:. Drorkti n, .tlnaa.
WAN'ifcu Miirrica mnn tor raiii-n "iVn
Apply in pcr.on. South i'e Vallcv.
Route 2 Hox 7.11 W. Ilium Tuliarh
THA.N VOU THINK
I The opportunity to n.ukr t7.V)0 the
first yrar and up to l(J.lMI your er.
' ond. Many men with exrpplion.il delllnK
: ability never got the cnanre. We have
t that kind of an opportunity fur a
mnn with direct fell inn experience. Om
) nuilnlemim-e producU are jieceaiillei.
jet no different from nlher maintenance
mn ter la ii tiuit our men iwivn no inin.
Retlttnn. (-t-ntrnlly Jociiled w.irehounei.
o nhortaKea. If you are between :WI
and 0, hnve a car and run aljirl work
Immediately, write Culonlnl ftefinlnx
ChemiCAl Cornnanv. .Nnlmnal llroad-
r.isliiiK Htillrlmjt, CleveLnnl '4. IXun.
VOUNO MKN interested in (jualiiyinn
for aeasoins Jnha write Dept XI. P. O.
Brx TM Wilmington. N. C.
WAN'rKO Men with equipment riKnt
away to drill grain Lang Jtanch. Wil
liamson niver.
SALESMAN earnings to start, approx.
W75. per month. Opportunity to ad
vance. Agca in to :k. Apply Sliindaro
.Station, Inc. 2nd and Mam or Esplan
ade and Spring Sis.
17
HELP WANTED
MAN St WIFE for operators of Renmes
Golf and Country Club concenaion.
Year around employment, living quar
ters f urnlnhed. Give full qualifications
and references In letter lo box 87 care
ol Hrrwld nnd Npwi
WANTKO Young girl and man lor
merhanio and skilled labor. No ex
perience nerejunry. Apply in perton.
BOOENHAMMER SAW At RE PR. SHOP
aft I Et Main Phone 4fi72
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
WILL do Ironing Ir. my home. Phone
4130.
CHILD enre. Phone :io:t7.
HOURWOHK. Phone 3470.
WA N i fcO" pii 1 1 iTi To" job, O. T.
Sludenl. Phono "''' .
GARDENING. Phone 2-02HH.
CHILD CARE, 2.1ft East Main, 7:43 to
a:M days pnone ama, eves. i jT
WILL care for children In my home
days iventnga. Call
2-1343.
22
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS, M week. H20 Jefferson.
SLEEPING ROOM for rent. Outside
entrance. Clone In. fllBvalnul.
ROOM, hoard, geniirmen. Ifl07 CreT
cent.
ROOM and board. Men only. 300 N. nth
ROOMS for rent, Private entrance and
private natn.i-ione in. rnone
kooms in;t4 liig'ti.
ROOM, gentleman. 1330 Crescent.
ROOM, gentlomcn, Phone 31)38.
NICE ROOMS. 322 Pnclflc Terrnce.
IICKIMS. n rices reasonnhlc. I'hoie 4827,
LOVELY rooms for rent. W--9V. whE
Cioit tn. Phont 49f.
FRONT room for' rent. Greer Apart
ments, 710 Main
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
SMALL APAilTMhNT $2(.."ll. 1 wo room
apartment nicely furninhed 33. Bolh
nave privnia imhh. um "i 'n "i
trie stoves, Inquire J74t Menlowny,
Phone 3433. t
24 APARTMENTS FOR HINT
TilffitK room "uriilind piirtmni.
IMt.nta 41131.
FtiH HKNTMt'rif" riiTiin furnlsltvtl iiri-
mciitl. lnlrlly ioiiil. .aittuH i-nu-
MMk'iiiiNlklir.t. hai.an.viit imrlintiU
r..f .ftt- Uilv Natural lliil wntcr
ertitur unit rl"lttr iin.i hvmUhIiU.
Mniit or plmn .tliu,
t wo HOOM furnUlttxl npntlnitttl 4.W.W
IMuiim ll-.lSin. .
HKUKCOHAtkII 0rt ruom lurnhhvd
NMrtinanl. Twit llu-k off Mm, Aihilln
mi ptn. nman Apai imiimi, i v
1 1 III
Hll ItkN'!1. thiM ntftTit lHrnUliPcl apail
mvitt. i ltua u. autiiM tim, no pi.
k-nii MECSir aiiialt furiitihaii imrlinitl
i ilUl.l fur cmiul. ainu munntvra i.rm
ATTHAiniVI. two room artU Mlh
lor aparlmnt. ruriiltliad or tinior
lUfthnl Klvvtilp hl. tlr-pUre. nrlval
Piitianvv, 1104 t:rui-rtt. mum so""'
TIIHKK room ftiritMiad apartinvtH for
mil. No dnnklnn. 1M North lUllt.
TWO NU'K llirta room aprlmitl.
Mntlvnt iiulpped. IMiont IIH04 aftar live
I'Nri'MNIHHKt) unt bailwom IuK.
Klrrtrio watrr hvalar, wlrad (or langa.
4:i..ki. 3:uo Whila.
roit " HKNT, una "iird'room aparlntnti
Alo tuti littlrooni hotut. Clo In
I'huna J-tii.l,
Kt'HNIHMKU aparlmirnl LlgtiU nd
watrr niroiihrili '.
i-.iiitrir u..h riirnlBitarl ftlMitrtinritt
IiaHi. taamhaat. Cloia in. AdlllU. 41ft
Walmil l'hona 3 a70.
CI. KAN altrarViva "walPliirnlahtd t
rntim ftniit-l aiiarlmant Wttll Etal Nfi
Clwa In. t:u.A. I'hona MM r
AI'AHTMENT with" g Kt'iUo !
t-muiu nin - ,
s'l't.AM" HKATICO aparlmtnl wluPbtd'
riMtm U2H Uk HI.
I'liltNISIlDu anarirnanl for rant
Atiarlmaitt t 9oU Maikat.
WlaV dacoraiatl. private bath, TH-
client Ita Btvam naai. aiaciric ranav
m Mark Has A roil AoartmtM
Whit
TIIHKK room furnUHtd primrnl.
Nrar lilli n'hool. Aduiu. ritona "-MJ
I.AIKtE, lvo btJdrot'in fomplctrlv hir.
nlatird apailioaiit. nfernrt. tail Mai
rUMNINIil-ll lo Iwdiouil. apartineiM
C lo hi. rhont msii.
IIUIKE rootnv furnuhrd Hot ami I'ulil
w utrr. launtlry farlllllai. Clnaa In,
Adtilli only. Ni pan. KH Lincoln. I'htina
1 .1170
TWO HOOM "furnlthVd aparhnanl clost
in i7 Walnut
l CHMSllfcU apai imaol, autUtila' lur
loopla. Inqulra Apt. T. I7IT Mam lhon
;LKNl'(t'ltT""Aparlmot."'Vo oum
all artr Itall v aqtilppad Klaatn haal
lMaled bv Wavarhaauiar Mill.
t.AIKlK "twiT rooni :'urnlhd aiiaflinanl.
rffrtatramr MT !lo, all ulllili In
rlmlr.l 4fl Nr 10'H
M.W nu'ilaru arirol.";Hl".rv
hi. h-K off Hooth H.xth Two 'mim.
kllrhvnrtla. Imth. elaclrlr lat. r
friifcrator. tiv Coupla only. No drink-
tin Phnna 3 t"07.
Timr.K ' WtKiM ""YtirnUWd aparimnT
AduHa onU Jo31 Harrow
26 HOUSES" POR RINT
CNrt'HNt MEO hntiM atao" rabiiia. 4o
jtmith . - ..MKK NI'W, romiilrifly Ttn
MHrniftT;.""'1""' MiHi ft.ic.m hmr mr Kmil' h
TWO Vrir,m onfurnubad hnn.a'jiu't ! v' ll. rHi
rrdr-nratd MR No. Kflvanth 44 month- IlCittlllfUI kitchen ItlUl brpttk
i I'hon? r.oi . . I nook. Attrnc livp bulh mid mm
foil It E NT, two K.drm hoina. i Utlon Utility mid plnyrooin. Hti
rn, romplctalv furnUbad Horn- , , , ,
nt.;. Iiiif Adulti only j Uidou . Nrw type fllTlrlr I
Knit HKNT" 'ihtfa'rieflnrhwiw tiniur' In nil roonii. IntuirdUtlr iKvirn
nuhad. not mndcrn. M month, .titri , $07M) 1000 tioun. FHA tn
IllM aro ,
rati III! NT furnlfthod barhalur' cab
in lir.lrfnratftl I.ltthl and water lift
month Phona M3 or mquita Whtta
7HHKE rom furnlthd hmua In MilU
Atlditlnn Pbonf -o7
ONE HEOHOOM fiirnlihod hou-.a ft r 1
rrnt iuu California Inqulra aoj'a (.!-'
Ifitrnia. I
ONE badrocim houa for rVt Hml- I
modern, partly furmahad. $30, Michigan
Avenue Phone J-XH-V
DUPI EX 'Cor rent"' Ph"ona".WI hafora
0 p r
H'-NJ. ' ,"" ""m to Till.' 'I'IMI.' 'Vn miv 'I'll
I "-m"1"" , , -. , If ' UM1' ' HI
,.."St. Z7. .a' " HO.MK YOU I1AVK Ill'l'
ONE bedroom modern home. II WW, '4
or Mil rar In trade 474 Aha
.-ill. SAt.r rtirnlihetl I
itru'.m hutiM
- ! A1.?-?- v'" -W
1 Dl'I'l r.X fur rent.
Ph'tiia .i7 bforr
p m
38 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
V" BEEIfIVE V
U
TRUCKS W DRIVE
Move Yourself 8ave '-si
Nrw Trucks For Long Trips
Pickups flliikrs Vuns
BKACON MOBIL SKRVICE
1201 B. Main Phone 8304
, KOH HKNT r on-iwn.thr or
Imir hundred gtrrca ntw land. rr Ir-
rlnallon. HO pmr cr. Oll opralnr
2M l?.
AMKNICAN tlnttt Mflllfn and fdlffl
' wift and aj) lo operate llrura floor Tli-nft nf ftciitlr fn..Lr..? Tt.tn
flnl-h. flllrn, wixn and varnl.h I , . u ! ,nn7 Ilirn
H)4n snsuih Phon 48te sirtPi nnd wnlkliiR dUiinnce. P
Or Vice for rent 23 Main Phone , for ft quirk Mile.
711. I
30 REAL ISTATI FOR SAL I
LANGELL VALLEY
FARM
360 ACRES 250 irrlRated. bftlnnrr
Rood (trnalnK. Two bedroom mod
ern home, hprlnii water. i4iinu.
13 down.
HOMES FOR SALE
HOT 8PRINOS Very nice t w o
brdronm home with fireplace, hsrd-
wood floors, good basement. 18750.
SHASTA WAY Modern three bed
room home, 15500, $31.60 a month.
ST. FRANCIS PARK Well lor ted
two bedroom home. $7000.
STEWART-LENOX Two bedroom
modern home on lame lot. 171)9
down, balance like rent,
NORTH OE MAIN Three bedroom
home to trade for home with
acreage.
Lester Jones Eves. 7047
BEARD AGENCY
REALTORS and INSURANCE
1020 Main Phone 2-3471-4880
FOft SALE, corner building, approx!
maiely 30x140, two story, In downtown
cons unv. S7n.(.uu. Terms, w. l,. Miliar,
922 N, Broadway, Coos Bay, Oregon,
FOR SALE, near Fairview school, iwo
bedroom home with finished attic. All
large, comfortable rooms. Hardwood
floors, fireplace, lots of bullt-lns and
closete. Insulated. basement with
piped furnnce. Two-car garage. 800 Del
ia fttreci, pnone mi.
Nr.W IIOMKS lor mi,. William B.
I'uwell. Prion SSW.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH THIS
KII1M FOR ACTION.
KVEIlhTT UKMNIS RI AL ,1)11
121 Na nih EO..?!!
rbn SaXe, furnlihetl l"badroom hoiiba.
Um. J 8tJl.8t. l..yh"!"'
f'brt SAi,E, one bedroom home on two
lot., BOxlno One block (rum Mills school
Sa7B0;Phone0B.U.
WOtll.b you 'ilk, to own a nice newl'y
decorated two bedroom home with dou
ble garage, aprlnkllng ayatem, plenty
of flood atorage apace. Only 'A block
from bill, grocery, bakery and drug
alorei nlao with a one bedroom apart
ment In baaement, for extra Income.
All thla for WW. Phone 3-:mil.
FOR SALE, home at 1KB Pacific Ter
race. Might cnnnlder imnll home an
part payment. Phone 3-;U7l or -IBB0.
FOR" SA1.E one bedroom modern
home, view windows Venetians, eleclrlr
heat. Two lota, Picket fence, Ca.h
talks. tn.RM, 2.118 Modoc, Phona 8779.
Monday, April 7. llir.2
RIAL ISTATI 0 SAll
5 Room Home
TWO ACM EH of H'liiil Irrlanlrct
Ir, ml whrrr ym rnlr vur
wlnlm's rood supply. IM1""
Terms, 2 Bedroom Home
1
CI.OHK IN im 13 ftfirs of nl'
IrrlBittfil. muuly ! tn will,
wline ymi nii nJy tnrm
siul still linve rlly ilvntii.
Piled I IS, 000. Terms,
Newhouse Real Estot
jomi Ho. nth
PIIONI! 08113 nr 7
5 Family Apartment
Tills InvrMintMil prnprrty wtM
lorntrii In iinod nrliilibnilioiKl.
Lnrnr rnrnrr lot ' with yortl
nil sliiulc trrvs. ICniy wnlklnu
In town. All upsrtinrnts nlt'ely
Iiirnlshril. Inrliiillini Intr mixl
el rrlrliiprnlurn, mid flwlrK
rniiKM, limrrspiinii nmltrfssn
All liitrilwotxl fltxus. Nun Inrii)
windows. Knll cnncrrl l'n
mriit. Prlc-rd nt only 2'J,DOO-U0
Trillin.
ANNK MASON Evfft ll
EDD1K HOHl.KY J0IB8
BCGUE DALE, Rea!l,
113 8. 01 h IMIONK 73ni
Near Fairview Scho
MODDIIN twn.bnlrotun home
pntritmnt, wltli siilnwslk. C
rrrte (otindatliin. Katrs Iniue u
It y rt'oni Mint could be ip-etl
tlitrd hrtlroi in. lirtte Kiiini;e. C'n
roof. Nrrtls retlerorntlnu bill prl
ftceordliiKly. I.17M. Terms.
California Ave.
ATi'KAOTlVK nnd well nrrnn
S riKiin hniiir. with nil iiood si
rooms. Klieilm'c. Convrnlenl
chen. Wardrobe rlonrts: nuloin
lienl. Tnrl bnsenirnl. 70O. Ter
North Side
IIAttltY VAN iKves. 83M)
JOE LKONAHL) iKves. J-OIJ-
AL SCHMECK
nEAl.TOH mid 1NSUUANC
817 MAIN PHONE 33
- SPRING IS IIKRK AM) K
WAITING KOR
MILUS
Two brtlrtmnt home on two 1
lot, nicely lniKiunt.eit iinri mi
i ceptloiml buy nt only I'iMX).
SIBIIUUN
Lmely two bedroom home, t
lrnr llvinn room, beautiful J
worxl floorn. Don't wnII. Hrt
otill:;ii(llti? home itviny for
$!750. VUA termi.
DKIVK BY
18M Ivory Street nnd then Ir
dhow you thin excellent buv
only $MM) W'll tnkp nny type
IN
ki.amath VAi.t.r.Y Li'MiiKR tniR two bedroom n-me on l:
j NORTH 8th
I Pull bittxen.rrl tn Ihh comfnr
j one bedroom home find it utei
I only $4.')00.
i STKWARTS ADDITIOI
Weyerhaeuser employen, here
?ood two bedroom home eomp!
urnlnhed for only $4!00 wl
low down payment. Flatter be
on thlt one.
INCOMK PROPERTY
Home nnd 5 rnbln rental In I
art addition. If you are look In
a home and Income, you'll wn
sec this. Mnnllilv Income lino
prlcr.1 at only $8200.
Jay P. OrlBgs Eves Ph.
Gene Favrll
Claire Ellis :
J. W. SANDERS, Rcalt
1213 Main St. Phone
EAST MAIN
Well located between nndf
and Mills School. Six room
with good sl.c attic. Easily "
ed tn business building with
quarters. Good heating system
nice size bedrooms, two entn
I.ol has 54 foot frontage.
$7000.
ELDORADO STRE
Large English style four hei
home in choice location. Clc
Roosevelt School, Oak floors,
plncc, Venetian blinds, l',4
automatic piped furnace, full
ment. Sprinklers n front
Shown by appointment. $15, Si
terms arranged.
Anne Mason
Eddie Hosley
Eves.
2-i
-TBI BOGUE DALE, Rea
112 s. oth
Phone
FOIt SALE, nice hutldlng lot
Springs addition, very clone to
Phone 77HII,
TWO bedniom honie. cioi.eyin.
meiit,oH futnaceS.Ono, Plinm
CHICKEN RANCH, 3 acres7riei
pressure system. Inquire 2445
Sixth. Cheap. '
FOB SALE, very chenp, Income
erty, two small houses on Inr
Cash or reasonable terms. Inuulrc
Owens et.
TWO bedroom home forsnleli
Addition one hlock from Mills
Priced very reasonable. 2i);i7
Phone 2-onn.
FOR SALR, Iwo fTedroom moderr
t at
8 p.r
acre ground, neasonahle, Call
i.m, Phone MM.