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Newspaper Page TextTIIUHSDAY. MAY 22. 1052 IIEHAIJ) AND NEWS. KlJVMATH FALIA OREGON PACE TWENTY-THREE SHOW OF FORCE Tanks and men of the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team rumble past compounds holding rebellious Communist prisoners on Kojc Island, Ko rea, In a show of forte lo prevent further disturbances. The new guards are veterans of two baltlo jumps In North Korca. IN SECOND TRAGEDY Thllip Vilter, Jr., 12, (center), smiles in a New York hospital anticipating his parents weekly visit. However. Philip, who is undergoing a skin -graft for hand burns suffered when his mother held his hand over a kitchen range Vi years ago to "teach him a lesson," faced disappointment. His father, Philip Vittcr (left), 45, Is near death and his mother, Mrs. Anna Vittcr (right), 42, is accused of stabbing her husband following an argument in their New York home. She Is held without bail. Mr MItH. JOK IIAI.OI KKK Mrtntrri from the Mitlln Unrdcn I'luu who ntirndrd the Hub-UIMI let Oarrirn Club mrrtlnic lit Klnmnth F'nlln. Mny 14 Mrs. I.ivul Lovrncu, Mrs. Jury luinun. Mrs. Robert Hull. Mrn. Joe llnlollnck. Mr.i lliirmnn Luvcnrxa and Mn. I'hPulrr Suinrcvpher. Morning Sea Ions rr held At Ihr Cllv Llbrnrv followed bv luncheon at tlio Yacht Club. The nrxt meeting ol the Mnlln Harden Club will be on Wrdncvlnv. Msv 3b. m the borne ol Mrs. Loyal Lovrnesa- Mnlln Cub Bcout Puck 33 will hold a 1'nclt incetlim Thumdny ivenlnit. Mnv 2'J, at the church. Inspection will be held and ro irnlunenui served. At meetlim held Mondnv nmht. Mnv 10. at the lire hnll the lire inen decided lo hve their nniiunl uicnlc this yenr. June 2'J. l the Mnlln Park. Committees tor food nnd entertainment were npnolnlrd. Bhrinern from the. Mnlln area at lended In lull lorce the Bhrlne Cercmonlnl held nt Ornnta rsn. on Mny 11. lliose from here who nlnved In Ihe Hlllnli Drum Corn nnd pnrllcl Dled In the nnrnde, held on tlio down town treet In Ornnt Pni Hnlurdny evenlni were Vnts Kallnn Vrd DeMerrllt. Ivan Ottomnn. Joe llnlounelt, Bvron Johnson nnd Charles llnmlllon. Other Bhrlners enlng from here were Jess 8mltn, Mervvn Wilde. Harvey CluRston, Lester Wilson. Don Smith nnd P. O. Wilson, who become a member at the ceremonial. Ed Jones, who lives north of Mnlln received a pleasant surprise recently when he found around liOO of old currency, dnted 1014. In the wnlls of hla house, while lemodellnir. It la thought Hint the monev hnd been hidden there bv relntlvc who hns since passed on. A nlnk nnrl blue shower honor ln! Mrs. Phtlllrt Andernon was held Monday at the home of Mrs. Vince Zumr. Ctlfts were lnld tinder a prettily decorated umbrella nnd crepe I Bsper bootle favor were Riven to I inch Riiest. Friends honorlnK Mrn. Anderson ncrc Mrs. Fred McDonnld. Mrs. Jay McDonnld, Mrs. Roy Andcrion Jr.. Mrs. Hlnev Colfelt, Mrs. Tim Wolf. Mrs. BUI Wolf, Mrs. Tom Lnlrd and Bertha McOowen. nefreshmenta of pie and Ice rrenm wore served bv the hont rises Mrs. Vlnce Zumr and Mrs. rrumnn Lunch. Prosperity Soclnl Club mcetlnR Mil be held May 21), at the home (f Mrs. Mervyn Wilde. Mr. C. M. SoIrcI of Ten-Mile. Drt., is vlsltlmr at the home of Ms dnuRliter, Mrs. A. E. Streot and tamlly. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Halousek re NOTICE CEMETERY MONUMENTS Our truck will be in Klamath Falls and other Klamath Co. points Tuesday, May 27th, with memorials for Decoration Day. Give your order to Clarence Ward, Klamath Monu ment Co., 925 High St., by Friday, May 23rd, to get it on this load. THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Fine MONUMENTS Since 1898 v "a IT : - i turned home Inst week from a mention trip which took thrm to Chlco. Call!, where they visited with their dnunhter. then to Ai RWln. Cnllf . to see their nn nnd then on to Orovelnnd, Cnllf.. to nee other relatives. Mr. nnd Mr Edwin fitnutnv had as houneHuest this week Mrs. Slastnv'n roum. Dorothv Pierce, of Pendelton The Mnlln Parent. Pnirons will hold the litnl mcrlnm this schtwl year on Tuednv evcnlnn. Mny 70. nl 8 p.m. (Standard Tunc) In the elemontnrv school pym. The program will cunslit of a pnnel that wiU discuss vnrious vocutlons such ns lorrsirv. tench IrtR. eiiKlnrerlm;. medicine. This part of the procrnm Is nlnnned pnrtlculnrlv for the Senior CIBS.S. New officers will nl.so be In sinlletl for the cornlni; year. Room ccunt will be tnken and rolresh i.ienls served Achievement Dnv wns held nt Ihe Mulln tirade School Mny 10 at 130 p.m. In the new Grnde School gymnasium. Invitations were sent out to the parent! from their children to at tend the proRrnm put on bv the i IX itrndca and to visit their rooms following the proRrnm. After the program nnrents and friends visited the rooms where art nnd school room work wns dl' n)""ed Ten and cookies were nerved at the cloie ol the afternoon Mnnv wclrdlv dressed chnrncters showed up at the VFW Hall Sat. urdav nlcht. May 17. when mem. bers ol the Junior Nine Pinochle Club were hosts to members ol the Bur None Plnochlo Club at a costume dance. About 33 members were present lor, the fun and fried chicken tup per following. Prizes for the most original costumes went to Mr. nnd Mrs. Bud Woodlcy, who were dressed ns pirates nnd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snolek took the prlie for Ihe funniest. Reports are thnt Chnrles mnde a very benutlful woman nnd Rose a very portly husband. DISTRICT COURT John II. Nlekel Jr., no emergency brakra. rorfell S7.SO ball. Archlo Colbck, no ttop llht. Forfeit ball. Ieonard P. Heath, overload. Forfait S30 ball. Lennard D. Heath, overload. Forfell Ned N. Moon, Inadequate emergency brake, rorfelt n ball. John W, Evana, overload. Forfait SI ball. Herman Sahln, violation bailc rule. Finn $.1. Georgians C. Sprggue, violation ba ale rule. Fine T.S(). Kathleen R. While, violation baalc rule Finn an. tlaiel L. Hill, no ooerator'a Ucenae. Fine fi Home Office: Medford 11 jr SPPFO, ,:;'MI TlPr.: ( .: BONANZA tly CORA LEAVITT Mrs. Hurold Dellngcr nnd Mrs. Olen Deluiger, both ol Henley, came out lo the Jack Welmer home on May 16. bringing the dinner and surprising Mrs. Welmer on her birthday. Vernon Henry closed his service station at Bonunza and has gone lo work in Mcdlord. Mrs. Henry and children will move when school 1 out. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pcpple and Pam have moved here from John Day. Dick Is employed on the dredging project In Lnngell Valley. Mrs. Albert Dearborn, former Bonunza nnd Langcll Valley resi dent. Is still very ill at Kmmett Hospital, r'or four weeks she hns had spcclnl nurses and been In an oxygen tent most of the time fol lowing an operation. Her mother, .'.isicr and broUicr. nil from Lone Pine. Cnllf.. nro with Jier. Mr. and Mrs. John Luscomb of Bend npciit Mother's Dny with her I mother nnd brother, Mrs. Florence , Horn nnd Jackie. I L. A. Constons of Lnkevlew and Mr. and Mrs. David Harbison and sons ol Klamath Falls visited Irlends In Bonanza and LnnRell Valley on Sunday. Dnd Constuns hnd returned Friday Irom Fnoenix. Ariz., where he spent the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and daughters have returned from Port Inntl where they attended luncral services for John's father. ilie cooked food sale given lor the benefit of Bonanza Big Springs Park on May 10 was very suc cessful. It netted over $30. Mrs. Rill Hartely and Mrs. John Brown were In charge. The money Is being raised 10 ouy a power mower Mrs. Owen Pepplo, Mrs. Dick Pepplo and daughter, and Mrs Lloyd Pepple spent several days In Portland and John Dny. Little Pain received medical care while In Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Preston nnd children have moved to Bo nanza to make their home. Thev nave been living at Kcdding, Cnlll. jonn Brown ana Mrs. ishmel Dick left Friday evening of Inst week for Roscburg to brlnir Ishmel dick nomc. no Drone, nis leg r n- dny afternoon. Little Jnnlce Burk. smnll dnush. tor of Mr. nnd Mi s. Minus Burk. fell from a horse and Is In Klnm nth Vnllcy hospital suffering from a broken elbow and broken arm. The Bonanza election board was served a delicious chicken dinner nt the Browns Variety store on May 16. Mrs. Brown Is now serving home cooked meals. Nenl tCasey) Jones was In Klam ath Valley Hospital for three days recovering from surgery on his eye. Ho ion ana broke ills glasses. Willi fragments of the glass cut- ung me pupil ol his eye. A goon crowd attended and en- Joyed the performance of the Senior Piny recently. Graduation of the senior class will be Mny 28. mum LataU'w FLAMES DEVOUR WARNER BROS. STUDIO SET Roll ing flames billow from a four-story studio set on the Warner Bros, lot in Burbank, Calif., as a roaring blaze burned a huge sound stage and six outdoor sets before being controlled. The buildings shown here are only shells, with supporting timbers behind the fronts. Workmen in foreground, who rushed from their lunch hour, fight the blaze as they await the arrival of city fire equipment. Damage was estimated at $1,500,000. t ? ;-. "i .;.. USS WASP RETURNS TO SEA The Aircraft Carrier USS Wasp moves into The Narrows enroute to Gravesend Bay, after leaving drydock at Bayonne, N. J. The big vessel has a new bow section "grafted" from her sister ship, the Hornet, to replace the damaged section resulting from mid-Atlantic collision with the destroyer Hobson. Ammunition will be loaded on the carrier and she will return to duty. iTt . II At II iT By CORA LEAVITT Mr. and Mrs. Dick Derry, Donna nnrl Jerrv of Mnlln. visited nt the !lavitt home Tuesday evening ol last week. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dodson of Tok. Alaska, visited Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Morris and sons last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn and sons entertained Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. O. C. Johnson with a turkey dinner on Mother's Duv. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jess WIDinms of Klnmnth Falls visited at the KelUi Rice home Tuesday evening of last week Mrs. Hazel Brown of Klnmnth Falls nnd Mrs. Melvln Preston and children from Bonanza visited Mrs, Clay Walker last Monday. Mrs. Brown Just returned from vis iting relatives in Eugene, Coos Bay and Ornnls Pass. Mrs. Gilbert Fanlsllch hns turned home from Surprise Vnlley where she visited rclntlves. Mrs. Bessie Campbell hnd din ner with the Bob Senters Friday and helped her dnughler, Mrs. Sea ler, celebrate her btrthdny. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graves spent Frldny at Modoc Point. Mr. and Mis. Lcs Lenvltt and Mnry were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frnzlcr and Linda hum RUB.mmv oiiJiiii. oniuiuuy evening. Mrs. Smith has been very ill, but is improving. Mrs. Rnv Davis Is home after spending several weeks In Klnm nth Fnlls with her dnughter, Mrs Johnnie Campbell and family. The new grandson lias been named, Gordon Ray. lliuio will be a card party at the Lnngell Valley Community Hall at 8 p.m. (standard time), May 24 Bridge, pinochle and canasta will be played, with prizes nnd refresh ments being provided. Everyone Is Invited. Mrs. Lewis Stallcr nnd children spent Mother's Dny weekend nt Mc Mlntivlllo with her parents, the Richard Holmans. Mrs. Dcrda Card of Twin Falls, Icin., Is visiting her dnughter. Mrs. Chris Hood and family. Freda Wnldrcn of Klamath Falls spent the weekend at the Orval DeVatil home. Freda's parents ave moved to Idnho to make their home nnd Freda will go up when school Is out. Mrs. GeorRD Noble hns returned home from LoS Angeles where she visited her 94-yenr-old mint nnd oth er relatives and friends. She nlso visited with relatives and friends in OrovUle. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family spent Mother's Day with pnrenls nnd other relntives In t 1 ,c:j A1 Klnmnth Falls. They also celebrat ed Richard Burnett's 14th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Curley Evatt of Klamath FaUs spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. B1U Novotny. Martha McAullff of Malin spent the weekend with Catherine Dear born. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross and sons of Klnmnth Falls spent Sundav with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House. Legal Notice SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Helen Ann Keefer, Plaintiff, vs. Ted dy Odean Keefer, Defendant. To Teddy Odean Keefer: In the name of the State of Oregon. Greeting: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you on or before June 13th. 1952, and if you fail to so appear and amwer. for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint against you. to-wlt: for divorce from you on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment and persona) Indignities, and that plaintiff be adjudged the sole and separate own er of alt the personal property de scribed in the compftllnt. and that plaintiffs maiden name of Helen Ann Stephens be restored to her. Your at tention Is specifically directed to the complaint on Me In the above entitled cause. This summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable David R. Vanden berg. Judge of the above entitled Court, said order being dated Mny 9th, 1H52. and by publication thereof for a period of four consecutive and successive weens 14 insertions.- The date of the first publication is May 1Mb. 10.12, and the date of the last publication is June sin, iUJif. J. C. O'NrlH Attorney for Plaintiff. Suite 1. Melhase Building. Klamath FalU, Oregon. M 13-22-29 J 5 No 13. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice It hereby given that the tin deralgnrd hai been appointed admin Is tratrix of the estate of Mildred G. Hall, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Kiam atn county, uregon, and all penoni havlns rlAima asninst anlH nstata r hereby notified to nrencnt the iime. with proper vouchers, to the aald ad ministratrix at suite 1, Meihase Build in. Klamath Falls. Oreaon. within Mix months of the Date of this notice. uated this 9th day of May, 1D5X Ruby M. CMdwell, Admx. J. C. O'Neill. Attorney for Adm. M 1.V22-TO-J S No. 14 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby i.ven that I am the duly appointed, qualified and acting administrator of the estate of Robert F. Love lady, deceased. All persons hnv na clnlmi a eat list said estate are hereby notified to present them to me, properly verified ns by law required, at the office of Donald A. W. I'tner. 207 Pine Tree Building, Klnmnth falls Oregon , within six months of the dntti of the first publication of this notice. f irst publication: may di. in;iii. ts Charles A. Lovelady Administrator of the Entitle of Robert F. l-oveladj. deceased. Donald A. W. Piper Pine Tree Building Kiematn Fans, urrgon Attorney for Hstate M 32-3U-J. 0-1H no. 83 CLASSIFIED RATES One day per word 4e Three Daya per word 11c Week run per word 20c Month run . per word 6bc MINIMUM j The minimum charge lor any one ad Is 60c. BOX NUMBERS i Answers to ads may be handled through box numbers at the paper lor a service charge of 2- DEADLINES Classified aua accepted up to 5:30 pm. for following day's publication Classified display ads accepted up to 12 noou for following day's pub lication. ADJUSTMENTS Please mate all ciaima for adjust ments witnuut delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 6:30 p.m. will be made In following day's publication. C FUNERAL MOMti WAIIDS Kiamatn Funeral Home. 823 Hign Street Phone n:U. V MEETING NOTICES KLAMATH LODGE No. 77. AFAj AM. will hold a special meeting, I nday. May 23, 7 p.m. Work In MM Degree. Visiting brethren Invit ed. DALE BEBBER, Worshipful Master Crater Lake Lodge No. 211, AFAtAM will hold a special communlca. tion at the I.O O F. hall Thursday evening May 22nd, at 7:30 p.m. Work In the MM De gree. Visiting brethren Invited. O. E. Thompson W.M. LOST AND FOUND LOST, hillold. Finder keep money and mail bi Mo I da nd papers lo 9 1 7 Wal nut. FOUND. Plastic rimmed child's glasses In green pliutic cat on Denny CreeK. list Monday- Call at Herald News of fice. GIVEAWAY lo good home small long hatred kitten. Phone LOST, girl'i red White Stag ski Jack et at Moore Park Saturday. Phone :(744. GENERAL NOTICES PUBLIC INVITED to danre to music of Johnnv Sato's Orchestra, Saturday night Veterans Hall. 9 lo 1. Sporiored bv Winema iWomem Veterans PosU 142 The American Legion VENTURE CLt.'B Annual Silver Tea will be held Saturday. May 24 from 2-8 p m at Jencdfc. CLASSES Klamath Ceramic Shop. 1403 Main, phone 8547. 6 PERSONALS VENTURE CLUB Annual Silver Tea will be held Saturday, May 24 from 2-5 p. m. at Jeneds. STANLEY H ome Products. Phone 6009 "tut dg nnnrnTS curt.i r 3 i v-nil-Tells your past, present, future. Can Overcome ail onmiCl mil nnp from succeu health and happincs. 4818SoS i Kth. Klamcth, Palls. Oregon f HA 1LA riasnca. nmnc o.. ATHENA Analyzes your problems, per tainnig to your welfare, bun nets, per sonal affairs. Claremont Hotel. Room TRANSPORTATION miTV mmr In Kan Francisco vicinity next Monday. Can take load and ps- mmger. Phone 5535-9219. 10 SERVICES BREEDING SERVICE REGISTERED HORNED OB POLLED HEREFORDS. HIGH EST QUALITY. YOUR PRICE OR MINE. PHONE 3924 OR 2-1280. PFAFF SEWING MACHINES Sales and Service opening soon In Klamath Falls. At present notify Box Herald and News. Septic Tanks Cleaned TANKS, drain fields installed repaired. Years of experience. All work guaranteed. PELICAN HOTEL PHONE 5731 PAINTING SHEET ROCK FINISHING PAPERHANGING PHONE 9175 DAYS 2-3243 Evenings EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe Bulldozer Fill Dirt Topsoll Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6541 or 8859 Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. ED F. KINO 2434 Orchard ' Phone 9841 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, guaranteed. Phone 2-1010. Work IRONINGS In my home. 5613. Leland Drive. GARDF.N work with rototiller. Phone 7Q0fl week days only. DRESSMAKING. Phone 82IS7. PLOWING, discing and harrowing. Fine seed drill. H. F. Jerrard. Phone J. U DEAN Public Accountant And Auditor Office at 306 Na 7th. Phone 0348 PAINTING" and paper haniint. Phone ion. CURTAINS' laundtred ' and " stretched. Phone 4914 LAWN MOWERS Hand and power, sharpened. Saw filing and keys made. Dot and Mike Ap pliances Repair Shop. SUB Bristol Ave. focar Petersen School. Phone 4032. CARPENTER work. Remodeling an3 new construction. Phone 2-0617. PAINTING, interior and exterior. H. L Brown. Phone 422G. GARDEN PLOWING. Phone 8449. PAINTING decorating, paper-hanging, plaster board finishing, spray painting. Phone 3028. Legal Notice NOTICE INVITING BIDS The undersigned Police Judge of the city of Klnmnth Falls, Oregon will re ceive sealed bids tip to 7:30 p.m. Mon day the 2nd dny of June, 1933 for 8300 gnls. of HRM grade nt Bitumuls as manufactured by the American Bitu muls Co. or equal. Specifications may be obtained from the city engineer. The city reserves the rigM lo tect any or all bids. J. C. Hunt Police Judge, Vro Urn. M M-2.1 No. 23 A 4 SMVICIJ CUSTOM TRENCHING FOR DRAIN TILE IHRIOATION PIPE SEWER DITCHES WATER DITCHES FEROUSQN MOBILE UNIT DAVIS Plumbing Company 337 East Main Phone 7835 ALTERATIONS All work uarantrf Jennie jlarc, AqIUi, 707 Main. Phone PLOWING and Dlantins. firmi. mmr. dene, tt. . . Phone 2088 r eveninu rOK SERVICE or demonstration or any Information regarding th German mao -ian iwtng macnin. writ Her ald Newi, Box ft.1 mirrors reallvered. new mirrors mane ti order. Kimball Glau Shop. Prion 7.T78. BROKEN window Mlaji replaced. Klnv uaum pnop. rnone uin. WANTED Land leveling or bull dot- ma worn. iaicrpuiar ana t-arryMU, . tls : Jarn nuriey. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Lacy King. Phone 3335. HEAVY HAULING Cat, hovel . dras line Anrtamn Freight Llnei. phone 8240. residence 12 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEKPING.'ehorthand typing kt drcd subjects, office machine. KLAMATH BIIfliNTJUfi rfll l Wlf T33 Pine Phone 47 13 HEALTH VACANCY in Beit Home. .Ladles only. Phone 2-1165. STiiAM balhi, exercise, mutrnget. re during for men and women. Ph 3B63. 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE WANTED housekeetcr. Muil live in take complete charae of imall home and two children. Phone 9290 before 8 p. in. EXPERIENCED seamstress. or wiTl train qualified person. Apply between 11 and 12 or after 4 p. m. Cascade Muiiur inn ury Cleaners. j.hj ao. 7in. WOMEN for laundry work. Apply be tween 11 and 12 or aftar 4 p. m. Cas- tue Muiuny, jju do. lilt. WANTED, woman to take care of in valid. Nice home for elderly woman. Call at apartment 6. 1421 Esplanade or 824 Main. SALES secretary, permanent position. Shorthand required, call Mr. O'SuUlvaa at Aaniey unevroiet, 4113. WOMAN for housework in country home. Box 147 Herald and News. WANTED middleaged housekeeper to nve in. muss nava references, can 3715. WANTED, experienced stenographer lo work as private secretary. Good salary. 40 hr. week, at a Main St. office. In quire at 242 Main. HOUSEKEEPER, to live In. Oner child in family. Room, board and good wages. Phone Tulelake 7-1851 collect. WANTED, housekeeper on ranch. Take care of three children while mother works. No washing or Ironing. Good pay. Call In person between 10:30 - 3 p. ra. 2060 South Sixth. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE BLOCK SETTER TROUT SET WORKS AIR DOGS APPLY McCOLLUM LBR. CO. PELICAN CITY OPENING For Young Man Standard Stations. Inc., has an opening In Its organization tor a man. age 18 to 30 preferably. Op portunity to advance. This Is' the starting point tor Standard per sonnel. Approximately $380 per mo. to start. Apply Standard Stations, Inc., 2nd and Main, Kiamatn Falls. LIFETIME SECURITY TELEGRAPHERS URGENTLY NEEDED I WANT TO TALK TO 10 MEN. 18-45, WHO ARE INTERESTED IN PERMANENT EMPLOY MENT WITH RAILROADS AS TELEGRAPH OPERATORS AND STATION AGENTS AT A WAGE PROM (300 PER MONTH AND UP. JOBS WAnTNG. WE TRAIN YOU : DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH PRESENT JOB. IF SINCERE. AMBITIOUS AND IN GOOD HEALTH, WRITE ... BOX 136 HERALD and NEWS WANTED, carrier boys for Oregon lan Morning Routes for various oarta of the city. Phone 7471. LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR WANTED We will select a responsible person from this area to take orders for our Registered CHINCHILLAS. Person se lected must have references, a spare room, basement or garage and be able to Invest $1650. Devoting a few hours per week should net $400 per month plus an income of $10,000 per year. All applicants will be granted a personal interview. Write or wire giving address and phone to P. O. Box 9697 Station h ' Lo Angeles s. lailiorma. "INSPECTOR to compile insurance and character reports In and around Klam ath Falls on fee basis: spare time; out line qualifications, write box iw, ine Herald and News. WANTED" service station attendant. Experience preferred but not neces sayr. Apply Commercial Shell, 729 So. sxtn. WANTED first class mechanic. ""Call Chtloouin Gnrage. Chlloquln. Ore, AUTO MECHANIC, thoroughly experi enced for general work In large opera tion. Steadv work, eood oav. best con ditions, ton-notch oersonnel In crew. See Etna steinman, jucxeianas. inn ana Kiamatn Ave. WANTED sales clerk, male, under 35 years of age; neat appearing, willing to work, sales experience necessary. not necessarily In men's wear. Will train. References required. Apply at Ruay i. bixtn ana niatn. WANTED, good man for changing and reoalrlng heavy service tires. Experi ence referred but not necessary. Snoop ana scnuize lire service. MECHANICS Permanent for well established new car dealership in Northern California.' Hunting and fishing paradise, congenial work in conditions. Heated shop. Fire equipment; top union scale. Health- lui. invigorating climate. HANSEN-DEARING MOTORS Phone 5680 7th and Pine Eureka, Calif. WANTED."'ona hand reaow feeder. $2 Q27 per hour. Phone 155, Redmond. urrgon ALL AROUND-" choreman. "experienced with chickens, hogs and Serge Milker. Must be clean. Salary based on prov eir ability.- Single man. Phone 7063. WANTED trout setter, air does, also nry lumber handlers. Phone 2-2549. MEN TO EARN SftO week UO. Long needed Invention. Advertised Saturday evening fost, country uenueman Prosoecta everywhere. FulL nart time Exclusive. No investment. Free sam ples. Write Red Comet, Inc., Dept. 86 17 HELP WANTED blSIIWASHER wanted. 418 So. Sixth. HELPFUL fiUaOESTMNS r awaiting J ou In .the Ferional . col umni of Herald te New, Claulfled section. Read the Personals dallyl 10 IS SITUATIONS WANTID HOUSEKEEPER,. experienced would tike work on rattle ranch. Pleas stale ta of household and give phmre num ber if possible, ttox 150 llorald and Niws. WILL car days for children in my bom evenings. Cell 3-IMS. Cmi.DCARCTPhon 8M0. GARDENING --Phona afogML 22 ROOMS FOR RINT NICE ROOMS. 923 month. SiTTacflle Te r race. ROO M forrent. B07 High. Sl trPiNG BOOM for rent. Close in. MB Wslnut. r R 6Nf "room' for rent. Greer Apart ments 710 Main. POOM.' prlres reasonable. thor 4637. ROOMS for rent. Close In. Privata en trance. Phone 4444. ROOMS 1034 High. ROO M. gentleman. isa6"irescent. LOVELV rooms for rent. 6-7 a week. Close In. Phone4XW. 24 A part men f For Rcn BACHELOR apartment for rent gig Oak FURNISHED. Clean apartment. G equipped. Refrigerator. For couple. Villa Mi rnul se. I.1H4 Oak ' ' ONE BEDROOM unfurnished1 apartment. Electric water heater, garage. Phone APARTMENT, two rooms furnished. 4731 So. Sixth. Phone 7M1. FURNISHED clean apartment. Oas equipped. Refrigerator. For .couple. Villa Marquise. 1.134 Oak. STEAM HEATED three room furnished P-rtmgnt" Cedar. THREE room all modern apartmenX Adults. 2061 White. SMALL clean apartments. 433 North ium. PARTLY furnished two bedroom apart ment, close to school and bus. Phone B202 after four o'clock. . 24 APARTMf NTS FOR RENT Pleasant two room apartment. Electric range and refrigerator. Close to town, all utilities furnished. Phone 4A70. FUR NISHED apart merit for couple. Close In. Modern. Part utilities fur nished. Phone 4492. 633 N. Stn. LARGE' furnished three room apart ment. Beautiful vlewCall 3024. UNFURNISHED two bedroom apart ment. Close in. Phone 6342. FOR RZNT, nicely furnished four room apartment Refrigerator, electric range, electric washer, hot water. Close In. 914 Lincoln, phone 4233. THREE room modern apartment.' Call 6804 After 3. FURNISHED two room apartment. Re figerator. 3S. One room apartment, S30.00. All utilities included. 419 N. 10th. APARTMENT for rent, Greer Apart ments. 710 Main. FURNISHED apartment Apartment 1. 200 Market. for rent. UNFURNISHED apartment. Gas Miulnrrf Phnn 5JVU1 APARTMENT with gas heat also small csoins. 3i a Mign. NEWLY decorated, private bath, kit- chenette. Steam heat, electric rang sin wee kc Arms Apartment. STEAM HEATED apartment with bed room. 28 Oak SL FOR RENT. Large three room fur nished apartment. Close In. Hot and cold water and heat furnished. Adults oniy. rnone boob erter o p.m. TWO and THREE room furnished! apart ments. Gas heat. See manager before) 10:00 a.m. 248 Broad St. FOR RENT 3-room modern apart ment. Partly furnished, on Geonta Smith ranch at Stronghold. Adults enly. No pets. Phone 2334 Newell. TWO BEDROOM furnished apartment Phone 2-06 10. TWO bedroom unfurnished apartment. v.iose in. fnone ojj. UNFURNISHED one bedroom apartment' t-emrauy wcateq. ynone 7tM4. three ROOM furnished apartment. aouiis. uarrow. FURNISHED anartmenL 16 weekly.' 220 South 4th. FOR RENT, furnished two room apart ment on ground floor. All utilities fur nished except electricity. Lincoln apart ments. 319 East Main. 26 HOUSES FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE one bdroom house, un furnished. Couple only. Hot Springs. Phone 4470. , . . FOR BENT two bedroom furnished house. Reasonable rent to right party. Must care for lawn. Phone 7386. FOR RENT two; three,- and four room gaotns. in iougiaa. FOR RENT two bedroom house, and one bedroom house, partly furnished. Inquire 2201 Oak St. FURNISHD two room house. Suitable for one or two adults. $23. Phone 5756. for""rent, two bedroom "modern ' fur-' nished duplex. 422 Division. ONE BEDROOM modern" furnished nouse. ciose in. can 2-9280. FOR " RENT, two bedroom furnished house. S40 month. 1449 Wllford Ave. FOR RENT, three room house, newly redecorated. S39.30. Phone 8576. NEW. FURNISHED five room home on yacuic terrace. pnone 6433 after live. UNDLEY HEIGHTS, one bedroom modern home. Fireolaee and floor fur. nace. Sprinkler system and fenced yard Couple preferred. 847.50. J. W. Sanders. 1213 Main. LARGE HOUSE for rnt. near tnuin. Phone 9173 before five, 6181 after five. DUPLEX for rent, partly furnished, one bedroom. No nets. Inouira 3530 Summers Lane. MODERN furnished cottage, suitable for coupie. f none ,wk. THREE ROOM partly furnished house. $26.50. Inquire 1647 Sargent Street after 4:30 p. m. 28 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT BEEHIVE TRUCKS FOR RENT Move Yourself Save H New Trucks For Long Trips Pickups Stakes Vans BEEHIVE XT-DRIVE SYSTEM BEACON MOBIL SERVICE 1201 E. Maui Phone 8304 OFFICE for rant. 623 Main. Pbon. 711 FOR RENT, buslnaaa building. 2013 So. 6th. Phone 4575. COW and ateer pasture. Good fences and plenty of water. Contact Jesa Kirk.' Beatty. Ore. 30 REAL EST ATI fOR SALE FHA BUILT See this surburban home on lot 72x100 feet. Two lovely bedrooms, plastered walls, two car garage, 3J4 years old. Under city fire protec tion, new electric heat. For only $6800. Call for an appointment. THREE BEDROOMS 4 acre, three bedroom modern home. Newly redecorated, new elec tric wiring, new roof, new two car garage, all fenced, on paved street near South Sixth Street also walk. Ill fruit cooler off of utility room. Going for $9500 and no alkali. ' GOOD BUILDING LOT ON PACIFIC TERRACE FRED E. FLEET DENOTE COATE3, Salealadr 408 Main Office Phone 3-3335 Eves. 2-1365 M03 . FOUR ROOMS, modern. Oarage, .lac- CLEAN, two bedroom home 'attached farage, garden, tie. Phon. 2-1S70, 3U1 ONE BEDR'OOM home. ' North " Bidet Partly furnlah.d. Newly d.corptd. Ldncoin. FOR SALE, modern three bedroom partly roR SALE, nice building tot, Hoi Springa addition, vary cloi. to achool. Phone 7709 , BB WARM AND COMFY I In Herald, It News Clauified ads 'Tor Rent."'' jouH find 02y, warm. cheerful living-quarters. ' '