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Newspaper Page TextTIIUUSDAY, .MINK. B. Ill!j2 HERALD A Nf NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OJtEGON PAGE NINETEEN V't, i . . CRASH SCENE One of the greatest atrial searches in tlie nation's history ended in Lassen National Forest June 1 with the removal of eight servicemen's bodies from the wreckage shown in tlie lower picture above. The arrow in the top picture indi cates the spot an Air Force C-47 transport smashed into Crescent Crater at the 8,000 foot level. The big mountain to the left is lessen l'eak. The plane vanished Dec. 26 after reporting by radio to Klamath Falls Municipal Airport that it was proceeding on course to Travis Air Field Hase in the San Francisco area. The pictures were taken by Shasta County Deputy Sheriff Harry C. Emo. BONANZA Hy C'flKA I.KAVMT Mr. mid Mm. Dick lrpplr und Pnm have moved to the I'uuiiv apartments. Mr. and Mm. Rulplt Viluion and aon. aiKI Mnry Jnhn.son. nil of Hmio. npcni arvrrnl dny wall till a inn f h mother, Mm. flerlha Viiimiu, Und brother, f.rnie and luinuy. ,iney GREYHOUND More Travel Extras No txtra Cosli Yel.ffevluc! AIThru.ExprMI Service. WWrchoice of rourci. ';' buiei. World'! driven. Prtt Vki lion PUnnint Service. Chooic (he Ltadtt chooie Grtyhtundt So Froquent-So Thrifty! Portland $ 5.85 San Franciieo ............ $ 6.10 Lai Anqolci $10.40 y tltnl M m 1ISI...II h! Til! Tllllll Ajtnl, J. K. Sayrt 904 Klomoth Phone 5521 , .tortey Joe WALCOTT 11 mm AB JNa t w mm www Etrerd CHARLES HIAVYWEIQHT TITLE BOUT BILL CORUM and DON DUNPHY announclna direct from rlnaaMe en GILLETTE Cavalcade ol Sportl 7r:V KFLW 1450 kc. ABC RADIO 'NET WORK rjP1 look Mr Vinson llli llirm to 8- "Skip Day" by (olnii Ui Crescent i lent to vl.sU relative belurc it.'- City Tluirsduy morning and re j turning liiinc , lurnlnir Friday. They vlnud the i Mr and Mrs I.ewi Vnn Bipe i OreKon Cave, and the tluuse of , Ivivi- ImiH'h' thr Oral Wuuner I Mymcry and enjoyed the beach. home. Oral Wanner la here from Mr. Oral Waiim r and Principal Lun AimeleH to attend Kranuation exrrrlAen for Honanxa HiKh, hi.s dauitliter Marlanna. uiaclunle.s. Mr. ; and Mm, Wanner will leave Bonan za June 1 lor Urn Annelm where they will make their home. Orel hart been employed there lor aever- al monthfi. Mr. and Mm Oeorife Burnett I and family, ot Mamalh I alls, spent Saturday with his brother. Uill nurnett and lainlly , rtrrn ol Hruiita Put siieni several duys wlU, er s er Mr" Lee ViV.. ...J " Dnvls and fnnilly Mr and Mr. Warrrpn Osborne of Redding were Sunday dinner Kiiesls ut Uie Owen Prpple home. Mra. Osliornv la here for the !u neral ol her lnlher llay Ulely. Sh' will visit her son Wayne Smith at Bly before returning home. Tlie Bonanra Seniors enjoyed 1 EDCER, 4 ik, 6"i40" 1 CARRIAGE, 54", 20' with thol gun feed complete. lie avoilobla CUT OFF SAWS. TRIM SAWS, STEAM ENGINES, STEAM FUMPS, COMPRESSORS, ROLLS, ROLL CASES, ETC. Telephone: Did Glaier at Cottage Grove 7S6R, (Oregon) Or Wrila Win: DULIEN STEEL PRODUCTS INC. OF WASH. 9265 Eait Marginal. Way Seattle 8, Washington miarpe were tno chaporuneH. IDose inaklnK Uie trip beside the ndulu were Margie mown, Mn Challn. Mary Jo Uravelf Bltn itlliy, Bessie Lea Hanklna, Avhlld Komtvedl, Joan Kcyaor, Mary Jo Meucham, Maurice Chandler, Vernon Haley, Irwin Crume. Wayne Dye, Don Hubble, and Marlln Wilson Mr, nd Mr, Cn0ro, Rbert5 am, lllimv ,., Sumlnv , Hi.rnev nnlif uiti, ih. i.i-nnu. flittltlv I xma rrl I ..U.tu- l,nt llt ' 1 ,Z 7 -" 'iiniuea uie murder. v" itut.ca iur mosi or " 8"" "'fg0 ,or lrMm,, ln 11,0 ! He will be taken back to Clr-1 'he impprUnt vegetable seed crops 3.8. Navy. cui. Cour. . Multnomah Cnuntviare outlined n the 80-Daire lllus- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pcnule and her throe nieces and nephews ol j Payne is one of three men at Klamnlh Falls, vtslled on Sunday ith; ftale penitentiary who are with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple awaiting execution, and family. i The others are Wavne Long, Mrs. John Brown, and Margie : whose conviction was upheld sev aitended Baccalaureate services ' "al days ago by the court; and Klamath Union High Sunday eve- i Morris Leland. who Ls appealing nlng If. . .. ., , 1 . . U Tl , 1 children of Klamath Falls vlslied i on Sunday with his mother,. Mrs. 8itrn.li Ross. Joe Potucek hns received word that his sister Mildred Hnlbrook ol Malln. is recovering nicely at a San Francisco hospital from serious eye surgery.' "Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hubble are proud parenLs of a son born May 26. Thier first child and the first grandson to carry on the Hubble name. ' Mrs. Clyde Woolen has had her two Utile nephews for several days whilo their mother,- Mrs. Ross Clarke, has been HI at Klam ath Valley Hospital. Housework Easy Without Nagging Backache Naselnv burVnchp. lotU of prp undenrnrr. tifftiUrhmi und tunnri may br due tottow dnwn of kidney function. Doctor iy jtxid kidney fund inn i$ vrry Important to food hmlth. Wbrn wit." verycUy condilion.aurh tUt-vat and train, raiwea this important function to alow down, many fnlka a niter nay wing backache frl mUorable, Minor blad dcr irritations due to cold or wmni diet may cauae ffett inaj up nishU nr f wpirnt paasavea. Don't nrnlect your kidney if these comil tlona botlier you. Try Doan'a I'ilU-a mild diuretic. Uaed aueeeaafnlly by million! for over 60 yean. It'a amaalna; how many times Dom'a ffive happy relief from thrte diacorn forta helpthel&mileaof kidney tu beaand nU ton fluah out waatt. tiat Doan'a Pills todayl SHOPPING HINTS for littfeeai JUNE 15th Wilson Faultless Pajamas Handsome lelcction of broad- from clothi, knits, rayon and " ny lons . , . Middy or coot itylci. DREUJS 733 Main i M r - I i. ''n I i 0 R roth r 38'0 Btcr' r Lha " Q - OEiOnc-22 7 I- " L,i ECONOMICAL TO BUILD, this simple rectangular plan eliminates costly frills. It features what the architect calls a sound buffer zone, consisting of center hall and a row of closets tp keep the three bedrooms in the rear of the house quiet. Stairs to the basement open directly from the side service entry, adjacent to kitchen and work clothes closet. Frame construction, wide siding, colored asphalt shingles and a touch of brick facing are suggested. This is plan C-227 by the Small House Planning Bureau, St. Cloud, Minn. It covers 1,159 square feet, 22,021 cubic feet. East Oregon Rainmaking Contracts Talk Tomorrow CONDON. Ore. m Farmers In three Eastern Oregon counties will decide here Thursday whether to renew raln-maklng contracts this year. The farmers of Sherman, Gil liam and Morrow Counties, organ ised as Trl-County Weather Re search, have financed cloud seed- High Court OKs Sentence SALEM If, The Oregon Su preme Court ruled WednMdav that Frank Oliver Payne, 41; ust die In the slate's lethal gas chamber lor tlie holdup slaying in Portland of H. Nathan Butler, grocery store owner. Jan. 9, 1051. Pavne argued that tlie 1920 con stitutional amendment restoring the rianfh nanallv ntam lllu,.l TV.. high court. In Its decision by I Tne "rst complete research re Justlci. Knri r f.ntMir!i minH i port on Orecon's hichlv Serinli7Jri again that the state has the right to inflict the death penalty. : Payne never denied that he com-1"". .. . .! win v i.vni lor resenlrnclnn 1 to the United State Supreme Court. Long killed a man- to steal his " " :".,T'a"1,2TJ' vehicle tor a Portland bank holdup. Lclnnd killrd ft 15-ycnr-old Kirl in PorUnnd. In another opinion, the Supreme Court ordered Circuit Judce A II red P. Dcbson of Portland to hear a ense in which Tidewater Shaver EnrRe Lines seeks to prevent the nntionnl organization of Masters, Males and Pilot Locnl No. 17 from picketing the Permanente Cement Co. plnnt In Portland. The barire lines owns the cement plant. Klamath Men Win Contract ASHLAND 11 A regular eon tract (or transporting U. S. mall over the star route between Duns mulr, Calif, and Grants Pass has been awarded Horton Cadwell and Vlrgtl Hade of Klamath Falls, ac cording to Parker Hess, acting postmaster at AshlBnd. The two year contract ends June 30, 1954. Strawberry Fete Due This Week LEBANON in Tlie annual Lebanon Srawborry Festival will open here Thursday. The annual parade Is scheduled Friday at 11 a.m.. to be followed by a children's parade on Saturday. A flower show and street platform programs ln the afternoon and evening also will be held. $495 I'l&Aonf Phono 3463 af " mmmm BtDfJC.."'rri I mm ii - LL, CL 1CLJ r..r.t i it t. ., .1 .-...a J, ins operations In the area In past years. The group will hear a report by Robert Beaumont, Oregon Stale College meteorologist. Beaumont has been studying results of cloud seeding for the oast two searit. His report also Is expected- to Include- an analysis ol rain intensity whether any rain produced by cloud-seeding baa smaller drops and Is gentler. . . . Representatives from four wea ther control firms. Including The Water Resources Development Corporation of Denver and the North American Weather Consult ants of Pasadena, are expected at the meeting. " f The Denver firm hag done cloud- i.ai.i iiua uwre liuuu- onjanlzea.'t!M secuing lor uv since 11 was Seed Bulletin Readied .vcetable teed business has Just DCK" Published by the Oregon Slate c iniiraii siauou. -",,l,,,l ,, , . trnted bulletin. Oregon got Into the vegetable seed production business during World War n when foreign seed supplies were cut off. Production has declined with the return of foreign Imports, but a significant acreage still Is grown. - A research program on vege table seeds was started by the OSC experiment station in 1942 and continued through 1950. The new station bulletin, number 512, details the findings of this re search. Entitled "Vegetable Seed Pro duction In Oregon," the bulletin was written by H. L. Schudel of the OSC farm crops department. Copies are now available at county extension offices or from OSC. Red Strike Try Fails Miserably PARIS li A Red attempt to oaralyze the French nation with a sit-down strike turned into a re sounding flop Wednesday. Premier Antolne Pinay, a shy but determined small businessman, met the newest Communist attack head on. He gave orders to thousands sf stecl-helmcted policemen and gen darmes, many armed with tear gas bombs and masks, to mobilize throughout the country and let the Communist-led unionists strike If they did it oeacelully. As a result, most of ihe three million members of the Communist-controlled General Confedera tion of Labor (COT) worked at their normal lobs. Up to mtd-afternoon Industry and transportation were normal. The strike, called by the COT as a protest at Uie arrest of Jacaues Duclos, acting Communist party boss, was the worst failure the Communists have met west of the Iron Curtain ln years. RELAX A Mlftxatkm center nenr the kitchen gives you an opportunity to sit down while dinner Is cook ing und also makes a convenient place to chat with members of the family and friends who drop In. ATTENTION! Class Initiation in Honor of STATE AERIE Meeting 2 p.rn., June 8th ENTERTAINMENT and FEED following the meeting Legal Notice HIIMMONS IN Til flllCrlT I.OtTBT OK tip: liiAir. of ohkgon kor HE COUNTY OK KI.AMA1II llln Ami Krrttr. I'Utnlill, v. Td- 4v Orlfan Krrlrr. Drfri.rljnt. T.. ledtly Odrn Ktrlrr In the name (if tha but of Orrgon, Urrrlini. Yt.j arc hrliy rrrimrrd to appear and aniwrr the rumplaint Iliad agalmt nn nr beliira Juna Ulh. IUr.2. and fail in n mp-r and aniwiin for want .hereof pl-inlifj will auply In firr r.tnplaint agaiin. yu. to-wit for divorce from you on the ground! of rruel and inhuman treat men I and pvrftonal tnfl iifnitie . and that plaintiff tr of ail the peraonai piopertr d- m the rrmpji.ni and thai j Stephana be restored Ut her Your mI tenlion la (pcflflcally directed to 'he complaint on file In tha above entitled cauive. '1'hiH mmmnni la terved Upjn you br publication purmant to an artier of the Honorable Unvid H Vanden berB, Juftue of the above entitled Court, aid order beln anted Mlv 0th. 1I.12, and by publicatmn thereof for a period of four ronc utive and hiicccmve week ti IriMrtlona.i The dat of the flrtt publication l Mv IMh, iur,2, and the date of the lavt publication la June Mh, l'J'-2 J. C. O'Neill Attorney for Plaintiff, Suite I. MelhaM Building. Klamath KalU, Oregon. M 14-22 - J A No IS. MOTIf.E TO CREDITORS Notice ta hereby given that I am the duly appointed, qualified and acting adrnlnUtrator of the eitate of Robert f Loveladv, deceased All periont j having claim aKainn Mid etaU are hereby notified to present them to me. ! properly verified at by law required. , at the office ol Utmaia A. w riper 2Tr7 Pine Tree Building, Klamath falls Oregon, within aix months of the dAte 1 ol ire nm publication ji ini noiice Tint put-I ejinr. Ma 22. 1952 Chiir 1c A. Lovr U.i Administrator nf the Kstale of floor it V l.';velady, deceased. Donald A. W Piper Pine Tree Rmlding Klamath Kails. Oregon A'lnfnf for Estn.e M 22 2H J. 3-12 No. 22 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PIIOI'EIITY Nollre U hereby given thai from and ill.r Ihe l'Hh aav ot junr. . Mil la, guardian nl the perann and ol ' Ihe e.UiK ol Dorna Roblaon Wlnebar- Ktr. an Incompetent peraon. will pur- ; buant to an order of tht Circuit Court of trv- State of Oregon lor the county i,t Kl.rnth riulv t-ntered on the JOth day of April. IM2. proceed to sell at private nale for the highest price and on the bent term available, all of the right, title and interest or the Mia Dorru Robiaun Winebvirger. an incom prlrnt pcrnon. In and to the following deicnbed real properly located in the County of Klamath. State of Oregon, to-wit: The NW'i of Section 7, Townihip II South. Range 11 Eat of the Willamette Meridian, excepting therefrom that cer um atrip conveyed to the Central Pa cific Railway Co by deed recorded Inlv 1 iftTU In nri Rook 87 at nauc 400. alun excepting that certain strip conveyed to the United SUteB of Amer-; lea by ded reroroeo Ufcemrjer n. 10.18. in Deed Book 119 at page 167. and n excepting that certam onc arre tract conveyed to Standard Oil Company of California by deed recordij ta July 2J. lUM in ueca noon vu page 484. and luhiect to all eawmenu. rights of way and margtaagca of record. Proposals to purchase said property may be J.iade to me at the office of Edwin E. Driseoll. Room 206. Pine Tree Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated and first published May 22. 1932. Lois Mills. Guardian of the Person and of the Estate of Dorrls Robison Wlnebarger, an Incompetent Person, K 22-29-J 5-12 No. 24 NOTICE INVITING BIDS - The Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, will receive separate scaled bids for the fiscal year, beginning July 1st, 1932, to June 30th. I9."3, inclusive, at the Police Judge's Office in the City Hall, up to and in cluding S o'clock p. m., June 9. 1932, on the following: 1. Requirements for the fiscal year of approximately 45.000 gallons of Stan dard and Ethyl gasoline, to be deliv ered In tank truck to the City Garage, City Fire Station. Municipal Airport and Klamath Memorial Park, as needed. 2. Requirements for tire, tubes, re treads, and recaps. 3. Prisoners' meals for the fiscal year. All bids must include menus for one week. The Cfty reserves the right to have the meals taken at the suc cessful bidder's place of business or delivered- to the City Jail. 4. Requirements for the year begin ning Augi'it 1. 1952. and ending July 31. 1953. of Diesel Motor fuel. Motor Oils, and . Kerosene. Specifications may be obtained from the Offics of Police Judge for tires, and Petroleum Products. Rids must be marked "Bid for The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bid on the above supplies, in part or tn full, and each bid will be awarded to the most satisfactory bidder. J. C. Hunt Police Judge Pro Tern M 26-29 J t-5 No. 28 LANGELL VALLEY By MRS. CORA LEAVITT Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House spent Mondav and Tuesdav at Medlord with Mr. and Mrs. W. I. House. Mrs. Kate Phillips of Grants Pass is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ivan Welch and family. Mrs. Phil lin! recently won an acre near Blythe. Calif., for being nominated a radio program as a guou neighbor. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Harris were dinner guesta at the F. W. Brown home on Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stamnley and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Metier and son and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pvles and three children, all of Klamath Falls, and Mrs Donna Crocker and daughter, of Corvallls spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I B. Morris and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tilton of K. F. spent the evening Mrs. Harold Matson. Pendleton spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her oaugnter Mrs. Art Monroe and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Collis. Klamath Falls, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burden. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Carr. Klamath Falls, spent several days with their son Delbert and Mrs. Carr. The famous House brothers ouar tet went to Mcdford Memorial Day tn sing for the soldiers at Tamp White. They went by plane Satur dav to sing with a group of bar bershoppers at Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conlev were here from Azalea for Memorial Dav. Many from Grants Pass. Dil lard and other towns spent Memo rial Dr.V with relatives and enjoyed the big barbecue given to raise lunds for the upkeep and comple tion of Bonanaa Cemetery. Over $500 was cleared. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn, and Mrs. Marv Smith were visitors at the Leavitt home. Thursday. Mrs. I. B. Morris was also a guest. CLASSIFIED RATES One da? per word V rViree Uaye per word lli Week nin per word 10c Month run per word 65c MIlIMUM The minimum charge for any one d U 60c BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled throush box numbcrt at the d fiber jor ft service charge of 5ow. DEADLINES ut. atrtt-Uttu Up to 6 30 CI aiwi fled p.m. for following day's publication, np to oon Saturday for Monday C.aaaiJied display ads accepted up tc 12 noou for following day's pub lication. ADJUSTMENTS Pleam mae all claims for adjust menu wltnout delay. Corrections or cancellations re celved by 6:30 p.m will be mad in following day's publication, by 12 Noon Saturday for Monday, A CARD OF THANKS We wUh to thank all tha lovely nuraea at Klamath Vallev HoaDital and Dn Englecke and Halford for being w kind to Mr. JenaU Pearce of Eugene. Marie Young, Aaron Pearce and Jenau Pearce. .,,..... l rUNtKAl MOMti WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home High Street. Phone 3T154. S2S I MEETING NOTICES KLA'"' - "ALLS "Aerie "No. 2090 J W ReKular meeting tyery Friday jXtll i-j-fii 1-45 p. m. iZfis&& n d Walnut. ! Vii,iing memoer cordially Invited. Buffet hours 10:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. t T t ah .rB Crater Lake Lodae No. 211, AF& AM will hold a Slated communica tion at the I, O. O. F. hall Thursday evening, June 5 at 8 p.m. Spe cial entertainment and Smorgasbord. Come and meet our Past Masters. Last stated meeting bejerc summer vacation. Visiting brethren invited. C. . THOMPSON. W.M. REGULAR MEETING i Pile.-. A .-v. . - OT UlSQDieCJ AmeriCQn Veterans and Auxiliary will be held Friday, June 6, in the K. C. at 8 p.m. STATED MEETING )F MANZANITA JHAPTER No. 172 3.E.S. will be held Fri day, June ( at 8 j'clock in the I.O.O.F. hall. Visitors welcome. VERA FRITSCH-W.M. JOHN LARSEN W. P. Klamath Lodge No. 77 A.F. and A.M. will hold special meeting Fri, June 6, 7;30. Work ln FC Degree, Visiting Brethren invited. Dale Bebber Worshipful Master LOST AND FOUND LOST Urge white purse containing mon ey and- identification. Reward. Phone 9878. after 6 p. m., or S661. days. LOST BLACK leather billfold. Return identification. Phone 3-1623. 122a Divi sion. GENERAL NOTICES CLASSES Klamath Ceramic Shop. 103 Main, phone 6547. PERSONALS "OLD. AT 40. 50, 60? MAN You're crazy: Thousands peppy at 70. Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron. For rundown feeling many men, women call "oW." 50 cents. Introduc tory Blza ONLY 43 cents. At all drug gists In Klamath Falls, at Pay leu Drug. ZOE BRUCE Swansens Beauty Shop. phone 7161. MRS. ROBERTS BORN PSYCHIC Tells your past, present, future. Can overcome all obstacles that keep you from success health and happiness. 4818 So. Sixth. Klamtth Falls. Oregon. FRATEX Plastics. Phone 8324. 10 SERVICES PAINTING SHEET ROCK FINISHING PAPERHANGING PHONE 9175 DAYS 2-3243 Evenings WANTED, middle aged lady for ranch cook. Communicate Box 627, MaUa or cull 191, Malln. PAINTING. Interior and exterior. B. h. Brown. Phone 4226. Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed adminis tratrix of the estate of Mildred G. Hall, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klam ath County, Oregon, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with proper vouchers, to the said ad ministratrix at Suite 1, Melhase Build ing, Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months of the Date of this notice. Dated this 91h day of May, 1952. Ruby M. Caldwell, Admx. J. C. O'Neill. Attorney for Adm. M 15-22-29 -J 5 No. 14 NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING Notice Is hereby given, in compliance With Sec. 111-908. O. C. L. A., to the legal voters of the County Unit of the county or Kiamatn, state oi uregon. that the annual school meetings will be held at the elementary buildings; to begin at the hour of 2:00 o'clock p.m. (Standard Timet on the third Monday of June, being the 16th day of June, A. D. 1952. The meeting Is called for tha purpose of electing one . county board member to reoreient the Northern zone and lo cal board members to be elected the. vacancies exist, and the transaction of business usual at such meetings, J. F, Heyden, Clerk M 28 J 5 No. 39 NOTICE INVITING BIDS Notice t hereby alven that the under signed Police Judge of the City of Ktamatn faiir, uregon, win receive sealed bids up to and Including 9 o'clock p. m. June 9th, 1952, for the following: Audit of the City Books for the fis cal year 1951-1952. to be started after the closing of the book. July Slut, and completely by September 1, 1952. Bids are to be marked "Bid for City Audit." The City reserves tha right to reject ny or all bids. J. C. Hunt Police Judge Pro Tern. M-26-20 J t-S No. 29 HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDP0RD Thoroughly Modern llr. and Mrt. J. E. Earltf Mid Joe Barlej Proprietor 4 to SUVICIl FLOOR LAYING Samlin,? and Finishing Plastic Wall Tllo ROBERT LANTZ PHONE 8589 AFTER ft P.M. PFAFF SEWING MACHINES Bale and Service oprnlnr soon In Klamath FaIIs. At present notify Box M, I If raid And News. EXCAVATING . Mobil Bhovfl nnrt Trench Ho Bulldoiwr -Fill Dirt Topnoil Criuhed Rock Driveway Olnderi Comprf s.ior CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6541 or 8S59 Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methodi Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Unei of Rooti, tto. ED P. KINO 3434 Orchard Phone (841 BREEDING SERVICE Registered horned or polled Here ford. Highest quality. Cecil Drew, Rt. 1, Box 923. Phone 3B24 or J-1380. TOP SOIL $123 yard. Fill grading, Luvanna. mens ro. rnnna a-loui. PLOWfNG and Diamine, farms, aar. , deni. etc. . Phone 2-J088 or evenings and weekends 2-0037. C A HP ENTER Work. Remodeling and new conatructlon. Phone 2-0117. MIRRORS resilvered. new mirrors made to order. Kimball' Glass Shop. Phone 7.T78. broken window glass replaced. Kin mmi lyj" anop. inone 7378. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Lacy king. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING. Vnrk guaranteed. Phone 2-1010. GARDEN work with rotottller. Phnn 763 week days only. PLOWING, dlsclna and harrowln. Vtnm seed drill Si. T. Jerrard. Phone 8362, PAINTING and pa per Hanging. Pbon GARDEN PLOW1NC. Phone 84407" CURTAINS laundfed and stretched! PAINTING decorating, paper-hanging, plaster board finishing, spray painting. Phone 3028. IF YOU want guaranteed si tars Hons at reasonable prices tee Jenni at tha Anita Shop. 707 Main. Phone 83.13. HELLO FRIENDS! Spring is here, don't neglect having your horn checked for termites. Neglect proves ta be expensive. Home references fur nished. Call Ashland 2-7557 for free in spectioo or write a. card P.O. Box 2M. Talent. . 12 EDUCATIONAL SUMMER Instruction. Voice and piano. tau ur iwuviouai. nnooa Ann orowa. dzed subjects, office machine. tfT iirATU OflQIMtca --ir ana ' T3 Pine Phooa T 13 HEALTH VACANCY- in Rest Home. Lad lea only. Phone 2-3165. ' STEAM baths, exercise, maasagea, r- "wwl men ana women, rn. BOOJ. 14 HELP WANTECj. KMAU WOMAN General1 o!lc worW. VaJr poaitlon. Good aUrtlng aalary. ie. Dos loth, evening! by appointment.- WANTED, woman lor light houaework arid care ol invalid. Paya. Phona (aw, after 7 p. ro. WANTED EXPERIENCED cook and waitress. Pelican Drive In. Muat be ex perienced. 2 WANTED middleaged houaekeepw l live in. Muat have reference,. Call 3715. WANTED, REFINED woman for ranch cook. No objection to one child. Writ. pox aaj. uaeview. prion. 20K2. WANTED Girl for office work ln down town Klamath Falls. Good pay. Par -manent. Opportunity for advancement. Excellent working eonditlona. Muat have . some steno and typing experience. Ap- . ply 242 Main. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE Service Manager ' Wanted Local dealership wants man with mechanical experienc. who can meet the publlo. ' Good salary, paid vacation, . well equipped shop, popular make car. Reply ... HERALD & NEWS, Box 158 OPENING For Young Man Standard Stations, lac, has in opening In its organization for a man, age 18 to 30 preferably. Op portunity to advance. This Is the starting point for Standard per- ; sonnel. Approximately $280 per mo. to start. Apply Standard Stations, Inc., 2nd and Main, Klamath Falls. BLOCK SETTER TROUT SET WORKS AIR DOGS APPLY McCOLLUM LBR. CO. PELICAN CITY NIGHT JANITOR fof theater. Apply tn person at Pelican Theater manager's office. HAVE OPENING for four talesmen. One each for furniture, hardware and plumbin department. These are year around Inside salesmen positions with weekly guaranteed r salary plus liberal ; commissions. Also opening for outside salesman In 'building materials depart ment. Salary guaranteed plus commis slons. .1 See Mr. Stroud, Montgomery Ward St Company. NATIONALLY KNOWN company hai opening in Klamath Falls territory, to represent a well known product. This la not door to door selling. We furniih a car and leads. Advancement, vaca tion with fay, retirement and hospital plan Write Box 157, Herald News fitM tng age and expefrience. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for qual lfled young man who Is looking to tha future. Pleasant working conditions paid vacations, and many other fu)l time employment benefits. Apply West em Auto Supply Co.. 1039 Main. WANTED saw filer loft hand sawyer and trout setter. Eastern Oregon Pina Mills, near Baker. Phone 3-2.140. or write Ellington Llimber Co., Box 0U Klamath Falls. ' ' " ' SHEET-METAL mamifacturlng. Exper ience not necessary. Apply, O. R,. Simp on. Tulelake, California. ! , WANTED man to look after 300 head of cattle and Jtcep up , fences. Writ Box 1M, Herald and Ntwi. . WANTED maid work, Janitor or house- , wo rk. Reference. Phone 3220. ' . CHILD CARE. Phone 2-loil'n. WANTED IlbORLY'work. Phona 3-03l 17 HELP WANTED WA NT ED Cool and waitress. Man and wife, or two women. Salary, bonus, room and board. Call In .... person at ' Lake 0' Woods Resort