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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 10B2 ATTENTION FARMERBI It Will toon be time to Iniura your frow- People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! int's : j sir DeNevoovu rwn,may n I MMMT'Jfo Here In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders HERALD I the EtttfeiMMBtPi r icaiMr M , HERE'S THE car Jhat gives you every thing economy, beauty and high stepping performance. Here's the car that ' adds together all the things you want in an unbeatable value combination. , Take economy. Pound for pound, Mercury's the most economical car in the land-officially proved by its 3-year record in the Mobilgas Economy Run (twice the Sweepstakes winner against all comers; three times champion in its class). ' Take styling. Mercury gives you 1 fresh, new look-smart styling that will stay in Inc eropg against flr or ball! 8m HANS NORLAND, (27 Fine btreeL Fhona M515. Q MIRRORS t.r f.r any r..ea I. the heme) U7 E. Mel. MONEY SAVING OFFER! on Vel-va-cote ... General flat, washable, plastic rubber interior finish. Buy a gallon of Vel-va-cote and get a 98c pro tective drop cloth for floors and furniture . . , only 49c! Save 12 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY AT: GENERAL PAINT STORE 515 MAIN , PHONE 3829 Want Ads Used to Soeed Buildina of V Michigan Ratlroadsj the Hkhipn CatiH XiilftvttL. fcc'fD)0 J jl i ii Ira, sod good wigs will be gntm. '2 After the state of Michigan ",' had proved itseli incompetent is to build railways and the prof- AS BU nua uuim via tw kM.vwa Y T r wereuseaiozcTuiiworxei5io 'y rush completion oi the partly ;! built lines. '- ... ...... $ want Aa uet ,h 5perv Action u JUW ekn - rB Ml Ue, R ft. 47. Ik. & NEWS Ph. till WHAT'S style not an outmoded"carry-over"dcsign. Take performance. This year's Mercury has 12 more power, hustling V-8 power, and even higher compression. Want more? Just keep on adding. For there's efra stamina and long life to keep repair bills low, extra built-in value to keep trade-in value high , . , proved con clusively by registration figures and used car market reports. Come down and we'll let you see for yourself. Just ask for a key, a car, and be ' our guest on the road! 424 Clark Accuses Red Negotiators Of Masterminding Koje Riots KOJE ISLAND, Korea. HI den. Mark Clark said Monday that "without question" the bloody riots and other disturbances by Red pri soners of war on Koje were di rected by Communist truce dele gates at Panmunjom. The United Nations Far East commander asserted that the Ked truce delegates "directed the up risings here and the disobedience of" camp commander orders. "They care nothing for the lives Enjoy Health, Rett, Comfort and Hoepltallty at th. Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium Hot Mineral and Mud Battle are Excellent t o r RheumalUm. Arthritit, Sciatica ind Neurlttt. Carbon Dioxide Vapor Bathi 5ood tor Althma, p Gian, High ana low oiwu rt... u..iav i ah. hti.lni For Reeerv.Uoni or Information Addreu: Kl. 1. ASiuanu. ve Or Phon. Long DUtanc. Br, Herman Waxier, Director Chlropractic-Plualcian FREE! mm sHOf JPlt Just Visit Our Store This Week During National FRIGIDAIRE WEEK! ONLY 25c A DAY - NO MONEY DOWN Puts a Frigidaire Refrigerator in Your home on our METER-ICE PLAN! VERN OWENS' Cascade Home Furnishings 124 No. 4th THE RIGHT COMBINATION FOR BASIN MOTORS So. 6th St. ol these prisoner! here, ao they are willing to direct them to do all kinds of things that will em barrass, and have embarrassed, us," Clark told a news contcrcnce. He conceded the U- N. haa no positive proof there Is a direct con nection between Koje and Panmun jom, He apparently meant that no radio messages, letters or agents between Koje and Panmunjom bad been discovered. But Clark said: "There are ao many Instances where the Communist world knew I! Friendly ! Helpfulness ' I To Every j ! Creed and Purse - j 1 Ward's Klamath 11 Funeral Home II Marguerite M, Ward H and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 7 v$ Phone 8365 Phone e... 1 w k5r s of events taking; place here, and reflected them at Panmunjom and so many instances where evema at Panmunjom have been reflected here, Unit the Implications are ob vious.' Clark arrived for his first visit to Koje only a few hours after tank-aupported American Infantry men moved Into two POW com pounds and ripped down Red flags and banners. A half hour alter he flew back to Pusan, a South Ko rean officer shot and wounded a prisoner who was taunting the of ficer. Clark was accompanied to Koje by Gen. James A. Van Fleet, U.8. Eighth Army commander, and Brig. Gen. Pnul Yount, comman der of the Second Logistical Com mnnd. They wore met by Brig. Gen. Hnydon L. Boatner, Koje r-nmrnHnrlet-. - Pianos and land Inttrum.ntt tor rant. Rant re Apply aa Purchei. kyle morgan pianos "(rouri for a happier Mure through music" ' CONTROLLED '-.'TIm A 4 9 9 at- Profit 3 1. RESTORE VALUABLE ACRES, new lor ditch. I, t. TILLABLE ACRES. 2. Eno PROFITS fr. me tulrlwtlM t4 rh.i. pr.viouily wnuMd acrat. 3. SAVE an lrrl(aila labw mi wW-Mnrnl FOR BIO JOBS OR SMALL JOBS. WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEEDl AND WILL GLADLY HELP YOU PLAN YOUR PROJECT. PEYTON & CO. VALUE? 7778 Clark aald "the maximum amount of force will be usud to make rebellious Red POWs obey ordera. "If these prisoners of war, who have flagrantly violated all of the Instructions, or many of the in structions, for ao long, continue to peratst, why then the maximum amount of force will ba applied to make them conform to tlie legiti mate Inatrtiotlona of the camp commander,' Clark did not estimate when the U, N. would "obtain uncontested control" of the POW compounds, which hold 80,000 men, But he aald It would be "aa soon aa possluU." Politicians Show Cost of Campaign 8ALEM Ml Slate Ben. Jack Lvnrh reported Monday he anent 41,330 on hla unsuccessful cam paign for slate treasurer. Jesse Oard. newly-elected Re publican national committeeman, said he spent $3,309. The man he defeated, Lowell O. Paget, report ed he didn't apend anything. Are you in trouble? NEED A FRIEND? CALL 5473 IRRIGATION Ala7lt .' 11 ITA JtSZ ways- HiiiMiaiii 1 uEiuin - m. ' ' Standard ee.uj.nant, uanerlei, anS Irlm illuitr.ted .re lublect H then. a wftheut Mike. WMIe lleVwell Ural ..tienal .t .air. ceil. CLASSIFIED RATES On day per word rrtra Day par word lie Wk run 1 1 w 1, per word 30e Mouth run per word tto MINIMUM The minimum charge for any. oni aa is puo. -" BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled tlirouiih box numbers at th paper 1 or a service. onsjg 01 low DEADLINES Ouuuttled aus accvptro up to p.m. for following day s publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday e a , Olaaalfled display eda accepted up to 11 noon, for following day pub' lleetloa . , , ADJUSTMENTS Pleas max ell claims tor adjust ments without delay. Correotlo&a em. rMAaallMtiana r eelved by 1:30 pm will be mads in lonowing day a publication, by u noon aatuniay lor Monday. ' , Legal Notice ;' iWlcTTflr-XfiRIiXf: Z 'V SCHOOL It.XCTION Nolle, u hereby stven. ln eomnlli ante wllh.Secllon lll-soa, OC.L A.. to in. i.f.i vot.ra or aenonl iriatrici no. i of Klamath County, Ore run -that an annual ernooi .lection or earn linow dIMrlcl will be held .1 Fr.monl Sahuul. 71S Mllh Street'. Klamath Talla. Oreaon In a.Ia achnol dutrtet. on Ih. tSlh-riay of ' Jun. . 1BSJ. blw..n the hour, of S:00 o'clock p.m. t al.tutory at.nrl.nl tlm, and S;0O o'clock p.m.. autulory alanrrard -tlma. tor th. .purpoa. o( aieeiina on. ainicior 110 aerv. lor a parlod of flv. rwn comm.nctns an juiy i,iirH. II I. ASItLXT j-s-te No. s INVITATION roa Mini ON SCHOOL HUSKS Nolle, la hereby given th.t Ih. Board of Dlrrt.ra ot Onion High Schuol Diatrlct No. S. of Klamath Count, Ori son, will receive waled bida at the ofMc. ol th. Dlaulet Clerk. Room SUO, HUh 'School Building. Klamath falle. Oregon, for th. purch.a. of one echel bur, arcordlna to "ap.clfle.tlona .nd lnatruellona to.Bldd.ra". on til. In the Diatrlct Clerk', ofllc. at the above edtlroee. Blda will be received until 4:00 o'clock p.m.. Pacific Daylight Tim., on. Jun. 13. IMS. The Board of Director. lahall be Ihe eole Judge of Ih. m.rlla and qu.llric.Hona of equip ment offered .nil ratarvia th. rl.hl to ce.pt any or r)ct all blda, and to waive iorm.iiiy or irr.gui.riir in onr Old. Jf. B. ASH1.XV, Diatrlct Clark J-310 No. tS NOTICE Or PINAL ACCOUNT Nolle la h.raby aivn. that I have flMd my flnel account .a admtnla. iralrlK or the eetale of Evan ranh.y. rleceared. and Ih. Judge of Ihe Circuit Court of the Slat, of Or.gnn. for Ktamath County, hee fixed 10 00 a.m . Ihe Ind day of July. IMS, and Ih. courtroom of' lha aald Court In th. Courthoua. .t Klamath ralla. Oregon aa the time and place when end where any peraon m.y pr.enl any objec tion! or oacpllon to anylhlng therein conl.lnd, .nd at aald tim .nd plac. the Court will finally Mill. Mid .c count. mm. pankkv. Admin latr.trlx . of th. .atat. of IVAN PANKIY. nreuea JJ.to.te.ea Mo. a. iur4Jd6NsBvnrtiWCfmi EQinTY NO. IIS ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ttf " THE STATE Or OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY' - riorwtc. terrain. arud.bk.r. Platn tlfr. va. O..U. Henry atudebaker, De f.ndant. r To. - GMrsa. Hntfjr ' Sludebaker.. De- rena.nt: In -Ih. narna-ef the Srl.l. of Oflnfl You .r. herebie req ulr.il lo-.pp.r and aniwer th. Mmpl.lnt fil.d agalnat- you In th. abov. .nlllled eult on or before four w.eka from dale or flral public., tlen of thla aummona, which d.t. Ii pufnllff .bnv. n.m.4 will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In her complaint, lo-wll: far . decree of di vorce foraver dleeolelng the bond! of m.trtmony now .mating oeiween piem tlff and d.fendant: for . decree award In. to olalntltf Ih. car. and cualody at the tnrea mlnAr chlldrMI named In aald complaint during the minority of Mid ehUdrcn: .and for aucn outer .no further r.ll.f aa th. Court may deero lUlt and equiUDl.. Ch.lbum tt Brlrknw . Attorney, for Plalnlllf Merrill, Oregon m ts-so-n-j 3-n no. is THERESA WESSELS, 306 Willow. Street, Coffeyvllle, 'Kas., has graduated from Mt. Carmel School of Nurs ; ing In . Pittsburgh, Kas.' Commencement ceremonies were held In' Our Lady of Lourdes . Catholic Church. She attended Sacred Heart Academy, graduating three years ago. Two aunts, Mrs. W..K. Dyche, 634 No. 11th Street and Mrs. Charles Bird, 2028 Gary Street live : here. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wessel in the mid-west. Bid Opening Call For Bridge Job SALEM lTI Bids' for construc tion of piers and approaches on the proponed Wilsonvllle . bridge over the Willamette River will be opened In August, the State High way Commission said Monday. Bids for erection of the bridge Itself will ' be, opened early; next year. , ' .' .'''. The ' piers ' end approaches will cost IS60.000, which Is about half the total cost of the bridge. . "The brldga will be part of the four-lane' highway between Salem and 'Portland. The new route -Will be-finished'. in four or five years. Degrees Granted To 400 Students MONMOUTH Ml Bachelor ef education,-degrees will be con ferred on. 204 students- at Oregon College of Education commence- mrnit exercises here Wednesday.; Diplomas certifying completion of three years teacher training ere to-be awarded to 107 others.'', aaaaw t. Hi.j" -V I ma. Ii r.r ' ' 'IE "! PUNIRAl HOMII WArlKS Klam.ih run.r.l Horn. , Hlh Xlrael. I'hun. S.i:u. I I MHTINO NOricis V" Bhrln Club special dlnuar meeting on Wetl neaday, June 4, at e:30 PM 1ST A N DA 111) TIME) at Uroadway Hall at Mulln, Oregon. RefrMlimanta and Kit- tertaliiinrnt. All Noblra are Invlled to attend. Mark Nmlth, Vlce-Preslilent NAOMI SHRINE No. ft Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a slated meeting on Tuetlaay, June 3, lot. All visiting aorjoumera Invited. Blanche St-hulte W. H. P. Jamea Hunter W. 8. 2 LOST AND POUND i7Br.Zl'.ni.'b7M I.OSfTSri affaTJSrSlu. Aiiatrall.n Shep- h.rd dug with d.rk apou ana oiuo ie. Call 33S, Reward. OINIRAl NOTICU r"sta'l"r7aiireVimir'ilp: 1403 Main, pnone eoeT. PERSONALS "61.0, AT U. 6C"or7rnvmrri er.ayl Thouaanda peppy at 70. Oalr.. Tonic Tablele pep up budlee lacking Iron. Por rundown feeling many men, women call "old." ao ecnla. Introduc tory ale ONLY 43 cnla Al .11 drug glila In Klamath ralla, at I'ayl.a. urug. -XOE BRUCE awamena Baauiy SrJVp" phon. 7 HI. ' . MRS. ntiltfcnin RDHN PSYCHIC Telle your pan. preeent. future. Can overcome an oneiaciee mat ! yi from aucceae heetlh and happtneae. WIS Bo. Slant, Klamath ralla, Oregon. PRATEX flattie Phon. S3S4. IB SERVICES FLOOR LAYING Sanding and Finishing Plastic Wall Tile ROBERT LANTZ PHONE 1MB AFTER E P.M. Septic Tanks Cleaned TANKS, drain fields Installed repaired. Yeara of experluic. All work guaranteed. PELICAN HOTEL PHONE 1111 PFAFF SEWINO MACHINES Sales and Sarrlc opening aoon In Klamath Falla. At present notify Box 91, Herald end Nsws. PAINTING SHEET ROCK FINISHING PAPERHANGING PHONE 9175 DAYS 2-3243 Evenings EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel snd Trench Ho Bulldozer Pill Dirt TopsoU Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Oompresior CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE EMI or BSSt Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. ED F. KINO 3434 Orchard Phon 8841 BREEDING SERVICE RB lite red horned or polled Here ford. Highest quality. Cecil Dtp-., RU 1, Box 833. Phone 3034 or 1-1380. t6fr MIL ,133 yard. W rrlln, ,Z ce,vtln, WtlU Hrot. Phon 3-lftOl. Clam U T" WANTED, womiin for light housework and car of Invalid. Dat. Phona eos. nsjr i p. m, WANTED, nilddlt aged lady for ranTK coon. Lommun cm hoi nn. Malm or can ihi, maun. PAINTINO. interior and Mterlor. XTC Brown. Phona A226. LLdWtNO and planting, farmt, gar dana. ate. . . Phona 2.10a- or avanlnaa and weak an df 3 .0037. CARPENTER woriT RcmodtllnM anil ejw cuniuuction, rnona i-van. MlnnOTIS raallvarad, ntw mlrrara mada to ordar. Klmball'i Olaaa Shop. Phona 7378. inrinw" ball'a Olaaa hop. Phon. 737S. SEPTIC TANKS cU.n.dVLicyKfiis. Phon. 3333. ELECTRICaT CdNTRACTlrjd. " Work Buaranf.q. rnon. 3-1010. lAnnriTunrb uH.h Mlmill.. ' hi 1 llUia we. I. ri.v. (ml. ph.u, oiacing .nn narrowing. .rin. aaed drill. H. P. Jarrard. Phone) ftl.U r-Ain t inu ana pap.rn.nglng USC4I GARDEN PLOWINiTTfrion.'s4 and irtrtBhe PAINTINO decor.llng, paper-hanging, platter board flnlahlng, apray palming. Phone 302a, IP YOU want .liaranteerf ell.ratlnna at T.aaon.bl. prlcea ae. Jennl. at th. Anita anop. 7ir7 Main. Phon. S:ifl3. HELL3 PR"IETjdT ftnTIS"; r. K.ri" d?n n.Sl.ct having your horn, checked for t.rmltea. Neglect prov.a to he .xpentlve. Horn, reference, fur nlihed. Call Aahland 1-7337 for free in. tpecllon or writ, a card P.O. Box IBS, Talent. 12 IDUCATIONAl BUMMEfl Inatructlon. Voic. and piano. i"" "iRdlvldual. Rhode Ann Brown, pnona S343. RAritr if vr IjTi57t . . . rr: ; : 7-. - to office machln... eu.rtaiAiH BuaiNXSB COIXCOB IS Pin. Phon. 47S0 11 HIALTH STEAM batna, .x.rola., maaugaa, re ducing for men and women. Ph turn. 14 HILP WANTID, PIMALI mAN TT R.ral office work. Btendv US.?": "V""1 ,'.,r,lnS a.lary. See Don Mcintyra, Local Loan Company, 118 No. 10th, evening, by appointment. Legal Notice 'r..'i.?V'rLc . cRr.niTriBs-""- .I...U u V.'"' Th't the under .iinI?. . Jn .pnolnt.d exeoilrlx uf aS ihn "' "'v"i rl.c..a.d. ...... .. - '",,. eieima againa aam VJ. ?i?S. wh? ,r britrl tlt.Mln K.o.r I".?,., .""' A1"''. of my attornaya. rhafhn.n n.ai.... Oregon, wllhln alk nil 'montha -J.. rl rirat punnoatlon or thla nolle., which dale la May 13, mi. m ij.so.'irj i'W riT" x,cu,nx