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Newspaper Page TextPACE TOT MARKETS and FINANCIAL Stocks CHICAGO GRAIN CHIOAOO I An expanding harvest In the southwest, coupled with some moisture in North a kota, sent wheat prices lower on the board or trade Saturday, Wheat closed (4 to li lower. July 2.33tt, corn V4 lower to U high er, July $1.83 U-M, oats unchanged to Yi nigner, jury io-io v,, nye l V lower, jury si.uy, soyoeans lower to SS higher. July 13.23 H and lard 2 to 8 cents a hundred pounds lower, July $13.06. WHtfAT Open High Lew Clow Jiy Sep Deo. Mar. 3.33 3.33 1.33 2.324 2.35t 2.354 3.34S 2.54'i. 2.4014 3 40'1 3.39 S 3 )9', 3.43 3.43 3.42 H 1.43 Hells Canyon Dam Opposed BOISE. Idaho Ml Bills before Congress to authorise Hells Can yon Dam would endanger exist ing and future water rights in a Idaho and lead to federal instead -of state control of Snake river and Its tributaries." says the Idaho Re clamation Association. It went on record against the proposed dam at its annual con vention Friday, ana opposes a Col umbia Valley Authority. It said it "protests against public officials using tax moneys" to carry on campaigns lor any valley authori ties. The association opposed diverting water of the Snake or its tributar ies to any other drainage and pas sed other resolutions urging: 1. Congressional approval of legislation enabling Columbia Basin states to negotiate a compact. 1. Adherence in construction of new reservoirs to the principle that new hands can be reclaimed only when existing cultivated lands have received adequate water. 3. Conservation of watersheds through adequate funds for resett ing the range, reforestation of tim ber lands, control of floods and lire protection. Hall can ruin a crop in a few minutes. Insure with Hans Norland. 627 Pine St. Phone 2-3515. priwiiijifffijj 1 EDCSER, 4 taw, 6". 40" 1 CARRIAGE, M"tlV wrhS shot gun feed I- complete. V be milefcto CUT Off SAWS, TRIM SAWS, SHAM (MINES, STEAM FUMF. COMPRESSORS, ROLLS, ROLL CASES, ITC i Telephonei Dice Slarer t Cottage Grove 756R. (Oregon) OrWrtre Wirel DULIEN STEEL products ma of wash. 9265.Easf.Marginal.Way Seattle 8, Wathington Roy -- and - Donna will be back at Vallier's CAFE Acms from S.P. Depot JUNE 12TH V NOTE WE WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL June 12th For Remodeling . . . Come in for En EC Coffee end donurj, Thursday, 12th TaftEE Won't you join m?? KLAMATH FALLS PROVED SIRE SERVICE Offers you the CLEAN, DISEASE FREE, MODERN and EFFICIENT service for your cow by artificial insemina tion. From registered, high index, proved sires. GUERNSEY - JERSEY - HOLSTEIN . BROWN SWISS and ANGUS Just Phone 5721, Klamath Falls, "Chuck" Warren Will Do The Rest .Dr. E. M. Cauiey LIVESTOCK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO Wl After a week of see-sawing price awings, hogs Sat urday closed 25 to 60 cents lower than a week ago. Hog receipts were much larger thia week than in the preceding one. Choice ateera outnumbered oil other klnda combined in the cattle section this week. Prices sank 60 cents to $1.00 higher choice and prime klnda showed the full de cline and sold at a new low since December, 1950. Heifers were steady to 50 cents lower, cows steady to 35 cents higher, buls steady to weak and vealers mostly $1.00 lower. All classes in the sheen section lost substantial price ground. Weak ening lectors Included siseable re ceipts and a uu to lower aressca market. Bird Refuge Set For Calif. WASHINGTON (A A bill to establish waterfowl areas in Cali fornia was approved Friday by a House Interior Subcommittee. The measure, introduced by Rep. Anderson (R-Callf), would provide for additional wintering grounds for ducks and geese on the Pacific flyway under state and federal con trol. They would be set up under the Central Valley. Reclamation Bu reau, which would supply at least 50,000-acre feet of vyater annuity between sept, is anayune i, wncn available, to privately owned grass lands in the San Joaquin Valley for fish and wildlife purposes at the cost of no more than 1.50 an acre foot. The bureau has been selling water for the grasslands, but the secretary of interior has announce no more will be available after this year. Albert H. Day, director of the Fish and Wildlife Service, said more than half of the waterfowl of the Western states. Canada and Alaska winter in California. The bill calls for a federal ex- Denditure of $830,000 to improve ana expand stale ana ieaerai man' agement areas. Slot Machine Arrests Made GRANTS PASS (A State Police Friday arrested Clifford G. Martin, former music company operator, and booked him on a charge of unlawful possession ol 18 Slot machines. Justice of the Peace John R. Mathews set bail at $100. District Attorney Max McMillin said the 18 machines were part of 164 found earlier this week in a Grants Pass shack. W. A. Moore. Grants Pass, pleaded guilty to possession of the machines and received a $250 sus pended line. .. iqhrer Pilots Die In Collision TOKYO 1 Two fighter pilots were killed Saturday wnen an Air Force and a Marine plane collided while flying in formation about 30 miles south of Tokyo, the Air Force announced. The crinnled F-51 Mustang crashed as the pilot tried to land on an abandoned airstrip. The Ma rine Corsair crashed into a rice paddy. Names of the victims were with held 'until relatives are notified. Dr. E. M. Causey, the pastor, . will report on his trip to the SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION at Miami, Florida, and hit TRIP TO CUBA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH NORTH EIGHTH and WASHINGTON ' Sunday, June 8th 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Tim 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship; Sermon "CONTENDING FOR THE , FAITH" Weather Western Oregon Mostly sunny Sunday. Early morning cloudiness along the coast Sunday. Warmer In afternoon. Low Saturday night 46 to 56. High Sundnv la 'to 83. noruieriy to normwesieriv winds 01 10 10 23 mues an nour on tne coast, increasing locally to 6 miles an hour during afternoon. Eastern Oregon Fair and warmer Sunday. Low Saturday nigui to io o. men . sunaay 75 80. Grants Pass and Vicinity raruy ciouay tnrougn sunaay, Low Saturday night 50. High Sun aay BU. By The Associated Press 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Saturday, Max. Min. Prep. Baker 71 41 Eugene 70 43 - La Grande 7J 47 T Lakevlew 71 50 ' .06 Medford 73 65 North Bend 60 46 Ontario 87 59 .16 Pendleton 77 49 ,03 Portland tAirp) 67 48 Roseburg 60 47 Salem 70 40 Boise 78 55 Chicago 93 67 Denver 89 59 Eureka 67 49 Los Angeles 68 67 New York 86 75 Red Bluff 76 62 .07 San Francisco ' 65 48 Seattle 67 45 .01 Spokane 72 61 .01 Bakers Vote Over Issue Of Strike SEATTLE I Striking- bakery workers in Seattle and Spokane vole baturday on employer offers wliich could set a pattern for set tlement of the five-week-old walk out in four major Pacific North west cities. Frank Hoover, international rep resentative of the AFL Bakery and Confectionary Workers' Union, said Friday that officers of the striking locals recommended acceptance of the Spokane offer. Negotiations proceeded Friday in Tacoma and Portland, where major wholesale bakeries are also idie. While no management pro posals are under consideration there, the Seattle-Spokane votes are expected to provide a pattern for possible settlement. Hoover said the union's primary demand for Saturdays and Sundays off was not fully met in either the Spokane or Seattle offers. The Spokane proposal includes an 18-cent hourly wage increase and a health and welfare program which would cost employers $8.65 monthly for each employe. No waee boost was included in the Seattle proposal, wnere work ers are receiving the maximum wage increase allowed under fed eral ceilings. The Seattle nlan calls for an employer-paid health and welfare program not exceeding $4.40 a month, with an .6 monui ly plan to go into effect within a year. French Lower Boom On Reds PARIS Wl France cracked down hard again Saturday on the Communists and Premier Antolne Pinnv made It clear "this is no experiment" but a new, tough pol icy based on experience. A short time after police and national security teams staged new raids on Communist-front offices in Paris and two other cities. Pinay declared in a speech at Beaune "it is necessary to reject the imi tation here of foreign experiments which cannot be adapted to this country, to its national tempera ment. . . " In new raids on Communist strongholds, police sought more documents of the Communist party in France. Cook Rites To Be Held Monday PORTLAND Wl Funeral serv ices will be held Monday for Floyd J. Cook. 69. long active in Oregon politics, who died Thursday night. tie was a delegate to me repub lican National Conventions In 1928 and 1932 and was a presidential elector in 1936. He was chairman of the Republican State Central Committee from 1930-1932. Cook was secretary of the State Highway Traffic Committee under Gov. Charles Sprague. 6:45 p.m. Training Union Tim , 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship; Sermon "CUBA FOR CHRIST" HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON I I Steel Talks Stalemated Third Day WASHINGTON Wl Steel In. dustry and union officials started a third day of White House peace talks Saturday In an effort to end the five-day strike of 650.000 CIO Steelworkers. Neither Philip Murray, CIO presi dent and top union negotiator, nor Adm. Ben. Moreel. chairman of Jones and Laughlln Steel and top industry negotiator nd a word (or newsmen as the conference re sumed. There was some slight optimism. however. The two sides are re liably reported really talking busi ness In their efforts to settle the six-month dispute over union wago ana otner aemanas. The talks shifted to the Presi dent's cabinet room in the White House. Two previous sessions in the current series had been held across the street in the old Stat Department building. Meanwhile, the government ore- pared to channel all available steel into tne manufacture ot weapons U the walkout continues. Secretary of Defense Lovett told a news conference that in view of the "very grave situation," the De fense Department is asking its wea pons contractors to shift to non- struck plants for steel to turn out certain critical items. He did not name the items but said such action could take care of only a small fraction of the steel needed for weapons. Benefit Dance Here Tonight The annual Shrine CrlDDled Children's benefit dance, with nro- ceeds going to the children's hos pital in Portland, gets under way at the Armory at 9 p.m. tonight, with music by Baldy Evans and his band. Tickets are available from any Shrine Club member, and pre sumably will be available at the door tonight. , Admission is si her person. Stuart Balslger is chairman of tonight's affair, and raui k. Winter Is president of the Klamath Palls Shrine Club, the sponsors oi the dance. Soldier Tells Of Jail Stay BEHI.TO m An American soldier who broke out of an Army guardhouse here last December re turner! to Berlin Saturday and re ported he had been held a captive laborer oy rtussian ione wauwu nlsts the last six months. He is Pvt. Ray B. Scbultx, Ba taviR New York. Schulta broke out ot aeienuon rxw 3 with two companions wnue they were awaiting court martial. Armv lnterroaators said Schultz tnld them he and his companions fled to Soviet East Berlin. There they were arrested by Communist police the day alter weir escape. Schultz related he was separated from his companions and sent to Soviet-occupied Saxony, near the Czechoslovak border. There he worked in a factory until he was able to escape ana make nut way back to Allied west Benin. Schultz was cupped into custody await trial. Boat Upsets, ive Drown RTVERTON. wvo. Wl Five members of a Thermopolls, Wyo., family were drowned when a sud den storm capsized their 18-foot boat on the Madison Ocean lake Friday night. Three other members of the party reached safety. Coroner Floyd Paye said those drowned were Tom Buchanan, 58; his wife, Nellie, 47: a son, Jim, 23, and . two other sons whose names were not Immediately avail able. a per Bought By Employes WASHINGTON IB Employes of the Cincinnati Enquirer have en gineered the purchase of the 111-year-old newspaper and announced they plan no change in its staff or ganization. Portsmouth 8teel. Inc., a holding company, paid $7,600,000 cash for Cincinnati's only morning news paper, and immediately turned Its title over to a newly-formed cor poration in which the employes have controlling interest. The employe corporation was set up as "The Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc." It planned to gain full owner ship of, the paper within SO days by repaying Portsmouth its $7,600, 000, plus an undisclosed profit. Portsmouth purchased the paper from the-estate of John R. McLean, long time owner of the Enquirer, through the American Security and Trust Co. of Washington, trustee. Cyrus 8. Eaton, a political foe of Sen. Taft (R.-Ohio), is president and board chairman of Portsmouth. His support enabled the employe group to outbid the 7 Vi million dol lars offered for the 'newspaper by the Cincinnati Times-Star, which is owned by the Taft family. Obituary FRANKS Eleanor Emily Franka, 39, a native of St. Loul. Mlaaourl and a resident of Klamath Falla for the pert 17 yeara pasted away In thli city June S. Sur vlvora Include the huaband William, two fona Paul Lee and Gordon Gene Franka all of thli city: a alster Mrf. R. L. Michael ol Portland: a brother, Elmer Freeae of St. Louie, Mlaaourl. Funeral aervieee .will be held from O'Halr'a Memorial Chapel Sth and Pine Monday, June 0, at 2 p.m. interment will be in Klamath Memorial Park. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modem Jfr. nd Mrt. J. E. Earley and Joe Earlfy Proprietor CLASSIFIED RATES On day . rhre Days per word . per word Ho week run per word 20o Month run per word Me MINIMUM Th minimum charge for any on ad la 0c. BOX NUMBERS Answer to ads may b handled through box number at th paper lor a service cbarg oi ik. DEADLINES Classified aus aocvpteu up to S:S0 p.m. for following day's publication up to Noon Saturday for Monday. Classified display ads accepted up to II noon lor following day' pus UoatloD. ADJUSTMENTS Please make all oiaim tor adjust ments without delay. Corrections or cancellation re ceived by 5:30 p.m. will b mad in following day's publication, by 12 Noon Saturday lor Monday. A CARD Q THANKS thI Savage famTW wt.hee thank our kind frlenda (or th many cardi and flowera ami aurtna our re cnt bereavement. TKD. MAHGARFT, AUKIAKNE. bAKRV ANU UENN13. fUNIRAL HOME? WARD'S Klamath elinerei Homo. u Hiin street, fhona 3334- 4 GENERAL NOTICE Neighbors of Woodcraft Meet in KC Hall, 4th and Main, 1st and 3rd Monday of each month Visiting members welcome. GLASSES Klamath Ctramlca Shop. 103 Main. Prion. SM7. CLASSES KlamlhCamlo Shop. iwj wain, pnone aoai. Legal Notice FioflCE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In th xuttrr of th EsUtt Floy Mac Poddc. Deceased. Notice Ib hereby tftven that 1 have been appointra adnuniitrator of the estate of Floy Mas popoe. deceased. All persons ha vine claim atalnst said estate are reoulred to present them to me. witn proper vouchers, ml tne of' fire of Ganone Ganonf, 734 Main atreei. Kiamatn rails, ureaon, witntn six months from June t, 1932, which ia the date of first publication of this notice, Edwin E. Poppe, Administrator Ganong V Ganong Attorneys for Administrator J-7-14-21-2A No. 48 NOTICE TO BIDDEEfl Notice Is hereby given that th County Court of Klamath County. Ore' son will receive bids up to and In eluding June 11. 1B52. at 10 OCtock A M tor tne ioi.ow.ng. 11M8 Mack Dump Truck. 4 to yards 1 1939 Kerrlck Cleaner Modal LOES. Electric Power. 11937 Schraam Ford Air Compres sor (is s Power. 109 C F M. Above may be teen at County Shops. South 6th street. All bids must be sealed and tiled with the County Clerk prior to the hour of opening Chas. r. DeLap County Clerk M-3B-J-7 No. M NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed Executrix of the Eitste of W. H. Casebeer. De ceased, by the Circuit Court of the Stale ol Oregon for Klamath County, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said Estate are notified to present the same to me with proper vouchers at the office of Wm. Kuyken dall, 20.1 Pine Tree Building. Klamath Fails, Oregon, within six monin uom May 31, 1033. IDA M. CASEBEER Executrix M-31 J-7-14-21 No. 42 niKTRtcT cor it T Barney Walters, disorderly conduct Plead not gumy. posi so mh. Carl Telles Conner, aniline: prohib ited method. Plead not guilty, pott KM ball. . . Arthur H. Patterson Jr., following tnn Plrat Fine. 110. 15 SUSDendCd. Primltino Flore. vagrancy. rieaa not guilty, ball set at 11,000. held tor immigration rxrvicc. Arnulfo Jlmlnez. vagrancy. Plead not eulllv. ball set at 91.0W, held ior im mtaratlnn ftrvlct. Alberto oomez, vasjrancy. riean nni guilty, ball set at 91,000, held lor Im migration service. M I II. 1 1 A I.j LUl'ltl John Nelson, drunk. Fin (15 sus pended. Ralph Brannlng, vagrancy. Fin. 9100 or 30 days. Alice cnocKiooi, orunx. ronm via Johnny riumpnrey. a run, iim, ? or 7 days. ON THE RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSE DOUGLAS-GR0S8EN. Charles Milton Douclat. 23. truck driver. Native ef Miaa.aainni- rMldfttt of Klamath Falls. Psirtria Lnulie Grossen. IB. telephone operator. Native of Oregon, resident of Klamath Falls. MAURMANN - TAYLOR. Edward Maurmann Fr., 27. dry goodi manager. Native of California, resiaeni oi nnm th Falls. Betty L. Taylor, 20, sales lady. Native of Oregon, resiaeni oi Klamath Falls. COMPLAINT Clara Alice Epperson vs. Adrean C nd Lurline W. Smith, suit to obtain payment of 91,500 promissory not. . urticoil, attorney ior puinuti. AHnl'MED Bl WINFItH NAME BROADWAY GROCERY, by William . and Thelma O. McDonnell, 4334 . th. BROADWAY GROCERY, retirement of business name, hy J. H. Gallagher. BIRTHS KRA FT Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Kraft, 5018 Cottage, at Klamath Valley Hospital June 7, 10S2, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds ov ounces. ANTLEY Born to Mr. and Mrs. ne.vhi.rn n Antlev. 2079 Radcllffe. at Klamath Valley Hospital June 7, 1082, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 13 ounces. FUNERAL NOTICE Lcota nit. ii r rnnrl aervices for Georae Blehn. 76, who died In Grants Pass, Oregon June 8, will iflxe piace irom tne cnapci of Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. )2A High St., on Monaay, June , iunt 2:00 p.m., Rev. David Barnett Jr. of the First Presbyterian church officiat ing. Commitment service and Interment In the family plot, Linkvlll cemetery, OBITUARY Leota HIBHN Hawse Blehn. 70. a native of River- ton, Nebraska and a resident of Klam- th Falls for oh yean, oiea in crams Pass, Oregon, June 6, 1952. Survivors Include: the widow, Anna, 2 daughters Pearl Foster and Frieda Lucas; a sis ter, Louise Humphrey and a grandson, Marvin Ceoree Lucas, all of this city. The remains are at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. Notice of the funeral arrangements will be found elsewhere in this issue. Funeral FRANKS Funeral services for Eleanor Franks, , who nassed away In this city. June 0. 1052. will be held from O'Halr's Memorial Chapel 61 h and Pine, Mon ttmv June 0. at 2 D.m. The Rev. Daniel B Anderson officiating. Interment will be In Kiamatn memorial rant. People DO TOO read small space ads - you arel 4 GINIRAt NOTICtS FHOM" "Carl Hagcl's HEN HOUSE" WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT Mom Wlnrd and Juanita Wiard Lunilstcn WILL SOON OPEN Wiard's Chicken Stile , Serving Delicious CHICKEN STEAK SANDWICHES HOMEMADE TIES Watch for Opening Date! PERSONALS ZOt nittlt'I-awaiuaiu prion. 7lfll, "HifS?h"oflr:'nT(l"" UOHN PSYCHIC Talla your past. prMM. fulurt. Can ovarcoma an otmanaa wai K.p yuu irom aucrau naann ana natipina... Bla so, sixth, Klamilh ram, ui Dragon. fRATtX Platllca. l'huna HXH, 10 SIKVICIS FLOOR LAYING Sanding and Finishing Plastic Walt Tilo ROBERT LANTZ PHONE 8589 ArTER 5 P.M. PFAFF SEWING MACHINES Sulfa and Service opening soon In Klamath Palis. At present notify Box 99, Herald and News. EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Ho Bulldozer Fill Dirt Topsoll Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6MI or 8859 Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines ot Roots, etc. ED r. KINO 3434 Orchard Phone 9M1 PAINTING SHEET ROCK FINISHING PAPERHANGLNG PHONE 9175 DAYS 2-3243 Evenings TOP SOIL tl 35 yard, nil aradin. x oviuna. WIU Bro Phon a-iaol PLOWING and pUnllnf. Car mi, gat dfiu. tr. . . Phon 210a8 or vaninca no wmkotoi a-oyjT. MIRBORS reallvrd. naw mlrron mad to ordar. Kimbalra Claaa brtoo. rnona tjvb, )KEN window claaa rmlacad. Klnv 11 .5?i1 ghopfhona 737B. SEPTIC TANKS claanad. Uacy Kuif- rnona 03.u. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING. guaranuad. Fnona I-IQIQ. GARDEN work with rotollllar.' Phon Tua waaK daya only. PLOWING, d latin and haiTOwln. rirva aaca anil. n. r. jerrara. rnonm PAINTING and paparhanfing. Phon 7B17. GARDEN PLOWING. Phono &440. CURTAINS Uund4v-4 And (traUbaH Phona 4014 ir YOU want amarantcart allaratlont at reaannalrta prices ac Jannla al lha Anita snuD. iin Main, fnona bjoj. PAINTING. InUr or and axtarlor. n. L. Brown. Phona 4238. 12 EDUCATIONAL SUMMER Instruction. Volca and Diane. Claaa or IndivlduaL Rhoda Ann Brown. Phona 8.142, BOOKKEEPING, ahorthand trplac all (trad nibjaUf office macnlnaa. KLAMATH BUSINESS CniXEQE t Ptna Phona 478U 13 HEALTH VACANCY in Hot Horn. Ladlea only. Phona 1-31(13. STEAM balhi. axercUe, maaaaKea. ra duclng for man and woman Ph 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE STENOGRAPHERS fr WANTED -it Experienced Becretnrtal help warn ed with knowledge of Ahorthand. transcribing and general office work. Good pay for exnericncetl helD. Year round employment and chance for advancement. k Jobs located in Klamath Falla Register now for office work Oregon State Employment Service 242 Main Phone 7701 WOMEN make money at home, toarc time. Sew ready-cut RAP-A-ROUND. Eaiy. orofltable. Hoi lv wood Mta. Co.. Hollywood 4a, Calif. WANTED Experienced aalealiidlea. One for Infanta' wear, one for houaewarea departmenta. . See Mr. Stroud, Mont gomery wara. WANTED, woman for light hounework and care of Invalid. Daya. Phona 6500, after 7 p. m. WANTED mlddleased houaekeeoar to live in. Muit have raferencea. Call 371S. WANTED Girl for office work In down town Klamath Fa la. Good nay. Per manent. Opportunity for advancement. Excellent working condition!. Miint have aome ateno and typing experience. Ap- piy i wain. HELP WANTED, MALE GROCERY SALESMAN WANTED to sell a quality line of food pro ducts. Miwt be acquainted with grocery trade. Salary and com mission basis, good earning.. Write box 165 care of Herald and News. EXPERIENCED and CAPABLE farm machinery man to manage local farm auppiy nuiineaa. unod opportunity ror live wire. If qualified and Interallied write box 111, Herald and Newa ior Interview. All replica confidential. WAREHOUSE Seed experlencea pre ferred. Write Box IM, Herald and Newa. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE AggreMlve, neat, young man between agea 21-H2 to lenrn loan bualneaa. Excellent future. See Don McJntyre, Local Loan Co., 118 N. nun. Are you in trouble? NEED A FRIEND? CALL 5473 H HELP WANTID, MALI OPENING For Young Man Slumtiml Slnllntia, Lie, linn nn oihmiIiik In Its (ii'imiilimtlnn (or nmn, nuo 18 to 30 pirfrnibly. (V porlunlty to nilvimco. Thla la tho aturtlnt point (or Btnmlurd per sonnel. Apiiroxlnmtoly fim per mo. to olnrt. Apply Blnnrlnrd Htulloiia, Inc., and mid Mnln.'Klumnlli Falla. BLOCK SETTER TROUT SET WORKS AIR DOGS APPLY McCOLLUM LBR. CO. PELICAN CITY , SAI.rsMAN WANTKU Ksrallanl upiiorlunlty r niinllll.il .vrnina man who l limMna in Ilia futur. I'lrn.ant working cniHlitlom, paid va I'junn, anil many mlier lull lima am lilnymcnl IxnrtlU. Aiuily Ws.l.rn Amu Nutiily t.'iij ln.lil Main. WANTKU" HKHVK'KMAN tMirlnmt In rtulln arrvli-i anil repair, sea Mr. Slrnuil. Montgomery JWanl. WANTKU aw lllcr lell ' Ka'n'ii-iawye anil trout aelter. Elulern Ureaim I'gne Midi, near llakfr l'huna 3-JS48, ur write r.lhiignnu Lumbar Co.. ilua ttol, Klamath r'nlL. BHKKT" METAt. niahulaViurlnspar leui'a nol nercaaary. Apply O. R. Hlmp. aon. Tulrlakt, Callloinla. l $ITUA1K)NS WANTID Tllllll SCIIunl. Ikiv wiiuldllh'worl on farm. Experienced. Call i-OlW) CHILI) CAItr. I'hone l lwn" wantku lioimi.vwork." pKiMTa'dsiT. WANTEirto 'care lor children ln my huiiie days, rhoue 41175. UA V "till "KVKNINU Vhlld-care wanted ra"atde young woman, l'huna 40o. Sl'llool. girl" wantalhy lining. Well experienced. Phone IUI.MI, WII.L-AltElor rhlldranIirniir "fiome or uur huma evening, Call ll.lta. ClUl.irTAligTnTnV'onao. iiAIII)KNINa"TPhone 'jfpjSB. " illtJH HCIIOOI. .Indent wouitTTlke .urn nier. joh. Call Linda rill., a-atUu. lIIKKSMAklNUanl'alterallum.PKona 22 ROOMS FOR RINT LAKE JIOTKL Ail ouUid rooma. rOH"KENT. rfximwlniiadT-nanit; mcrt or lady. AUo aintlla rotim 411 ti. NICE HOOWS. IU monllailfaclflf irrtar. ft c )QM 7r raTTfOiiVr IU Kl M Hprh aa r rattmaljl a.Phuna TMT. HtK)MB l,V rnt7Cloa in. PrivaU an tea ni-r. Phone 444. KOOMS ,ii34"Tll4thT HOO.VI. arntlvman. Ifl:t0 CrcaranL r.OVELY"nvcima"i'(.r ronlTl-T wtk. uittRa in. l'huna 4330 nnoM AND MOAMD. OanUenianTI'llona uni, UH Eldorado. 24 APARTMINTS 0H RENT fw0HO6.S! fVrnlaatrtartliHafTla a tor. 4U. Phona 1-.LU7. THIIKE ROOM wall furnfa ft"r"eWt". mant. Cloia in wllh irm. an Sa Phona4M or S7M TWO ROOM mn1.rn apart motTl'tT.i'. tit and llnan furnUltvd. Awrot llolal. Mil Main t'Nri'HNISltri). on bedroom duplax. CUraga. Phutv I-3M7. roil KENT Two bdiwnTodrn lur--nUhed aoartmenl OUninlr Aur Interna. 307 E4tMal9- Phona . Nltr-Tl.Y l'UNISIirD. large 3 rm artmnt tn duplai. Two beds Elec tric rang with lrah burnar. rafrliar aitir, alcdric washer, oil heater, elee trlr water heater Clean Cloae tn. 014 Lincoln. Phona 423.1 HOO.MY one rwdroom 'rurnuhed aoarT- mcnt near Court Houm. Adulu. aja. Phtine X43 rOH LEASE. thVra bedroom new1lyHec oratrd hiiUMi,2l2 N. 3rd. DELttXE, ona bedroom aprlmnt ""ilea t and water furnUhed. Hoi prtnga. Ptwua :wio alter n ;to. TWO ROOMS furnT.hftF'Cto.e tn. Qiilal. Gai equipped. Ha tea rea tunable. 114J tne rt'KNISHED renovated apartment. Cat equipped. Xefrlgeralor. Couple or atngle. "Villa Marquite. IXH Oak. THKEE MOOM apartment and bath7 (ur- nithed DI 1 Walnut. PhoneM7X CLEAN fur7ilhd three room apart ment. Phone 3-380, Apply Apt. 7 at 1717 Main at. ? i; K N I 1 1 E D and unfurnithed aarT menta. Large three room. Cloae In. Fine view, both newly decorated IAA. Part utllMlea furnUhed. Phone 4403 or 3tt24. NICELY rtfllNiMHEDarge modern apartment, with bedroom. Cloaa In. Adulta. Phone 4317. roit fiENT three room apartmeiiT. 2H0 H Cait Main. 33. Phone 7200 or 34a. CLE"an, ftirnlthrH aliaTtment. Air cooled. Adulu. Corner Pine and Cedar FOR RENT, furnUhed one bedroom apartment. Private bath and entrance. Phona a(J)32H. b NicElTV fiirnliihed "duplex apartment. Garage, adulta. 20.16 Heclamatlon. THltKE HOOM unfurnlahed apartment B.'tO Proipect. VACANCY "Three room apartment. furnUhed. Adilta.JUII Itroad St. FOR RKNT-- One bedroom fit rn lined aunurban apartment. Electric atove and refrigerator. Couple only. Call 71011 evening. FOUR Be1)r6M unfurnlihed. ' except for electric range and waler heater. Completely redecorated. Downtown. Phone 4444. HI3 Pine St. THREE room all modern "apartment A dti lta. 30U Wh I te. SMALL clean apart men ta. 433 North lotn. FURNISHED two room a oar tine nt. Re- figerator. One room apartment. f-m.iK.. ah utUMieainciunea. 4ig w. imn. APARTMENT for rent, Greer Apart- menu. 7in Main. APARTMENT with gai heat aUo email rnlilm aifl High. NEWLY decorated, private bath, kit chenette. Steam heat, electric rang lio week Rex Arm Apartment. STEAM HEATED aDirtment with bed-- foom. nwH wax at. FOn REWT. Large three room fur nUhed apartment. Cloae In. Hot and cold wntcr and heat fitrntahed. Adulta only, i'hone MOfl after o p.m. TWO and THREE mom furnlihed apart menta Gai hent. Sea manager before 10:00 a . m. 2411 Broad St. FOR HKNT three room furnUhed apart ment. Adulta, no pcta. Telephone 7.1HD. FUHNTsheD apartment for couple, Modern. Cloae In. Redecorated. Utllltlai t urn Ulied. Phone 4402 or 34113 ONE HF.DllOOM furnlihed duplex with wntcr and heat furnUhed. Couple only. No peti. MIUb Addition. S0. 1443 Ore gon Ave. ONE CLEAN DUPLEX apartment, com pletely furnlihed. Electric heat. Hot and cold waler furnUhed. Cloaa In. Rea sonable. For couple. Phone 44A6. 1721 Wnll. FOR RENT two room anartment. Phone 2-02.1(1. APARTMENT for rent, 1723 Oak, ott Entt Mln. nfler fl ::.'!( 26 HOUSES FOR RENT PARTLY FlinNlflHKn nni twlrnnn. home. Ncwlja redccorolad. Nice view. Walking dUtance to town. Immediate poineinlon. Suitable for working or old er couple. If yard la cared for proper ly, we will make adjustment on rent. Prefer references Write Box 164 Herald NCWI. THREE ROOM houtc, partly furnlihed. 2201 Oak St. , FOR RENT Smalt modern furnlihed houe; On pavement. Call 2-0200. FOR riF.NT three rnnm modern Iur n'"nfL!lon"; ?! Klamath. FOR RFNT "Two bedroom partly iur nuhed bonne, Phohe 7B.'II. THREE HEDROOM home. OneTi.ork from Rooaevelt ichool. Phona 8058, after 11 p. m. TWO BED ROOM home In Hot Spring, adulu. Varant July 1. Phona Hlfe realdcnce, Modoc Point I. TWO ROOMS furnUhed. Clone In, quiet Rill I Pine. cq uippru, ii n tea reaaonn oie. 1 1 4.1 NEWLY rerlocnnited one bedroom hoiinc. Inquire 20(1 Cook St. Phono 2-KVO. FOR RENT three-room nicely furnlahnrl modern cotlnge with gnroge, Inquire U27 Mitchell. Phone 442)1. FOR RENT throe room iWnUhed hmue. Gnrage. Adulli, no petiH ')7.S(l. Phone imi. . FOR nENT "two bedroom imfurnUhtvt houae, one Phone 0101. block from . poit office. SATURDAY, JUNK 7, 11152 26 HOUSES FOR HINT rolt'llKNT iniilllwu""ln'dtuiim' Vjute'. tlaraue. flu. Wnlei , galhnge lhk,.L.al. Iiis.i hnu i u Nixili I'liona si n;n, T I'Olf HUNT," modem riltnLheil lliiee I'onui niuue. Ituiuire in.u uinuiera t.aua aller II i. III. t'AlllN lor mil "ilea "af4(UI Muiitli enr f'OH lIKNt'll heilrnvm lurnlaltatl linuaa.' Mtll Wlllnrdl inonlh, W)lt IIKNT rlve' ruom unlurnU'heil hnilke. Inglllre Hhell Hervlre, Uregnn Avenue, or call Ueurge Uonathan, Tula lake, HUII71. H MISCEUANIOUS f0RhlNT www BEEHIVE w TRUCKS I'OU RENT Move Yourseir Save H New Trucks For Long Trlis Pickups Btakea Vans HFKIIIVK Il lmlVS HYflTKM REACON M0DIL SERVICE 1301 E. Main Phont 8304 t frill- HUNT appriixuTiaTcly linirea fiKiil pailure land uu llmnedala mail, iwuct tiieiiKysiw, t-wn h 4taa. roil HKNT lined telrlgeralnra, rangea, wa.liere, freaaeri, water henlera. All re rnmllllutied and guaranteed. Call at rynrka, loot Main lor delalla, orrics (ur rant u Main. Phon llrlt. COW anil aleer panure ClmuPlenrai and plenty ol water. Contact Jeae Kirk, lleally. Ore; , 10 RIAL ISTATI FOR SALI HALF ACRE Good liind, tullnble tor (arden or rAlrkeiis. Coiiilorlnule two bed room home Willi ahower-biith. Proat proof cooler CVaraue entt Urni(e room. On pitvrd slrret Jual ouuulo i( city. Immrtllnlo tit sesslim. Prlie M.350. 11.000 down. ANNE MA80N EVES. IW BIUDIE HOSLEY EVES 3 01B8 BOGUE DALE, Realtor m So. 0th Phone TJM NOkTH SECOND ST. Juat five mlnule wnlk from tlin Itrwrt nl town. You must see lhl cuinlorlublo home will) fhutrd m ami porch, nice living room, kili-lien nml nook, extra large bed room mid utility room. Plrkrl tenet) around anil beautifully Inwned and lniidcaed. Alio loro garnue plus s extra bulldlni fur liop. Talk about value thla Is It. Term? YES. II.0U0 down will handle and total prlre la only I5.2M) Don't wall, be-re and see Uila today MILLS Did you y you vtanled a home 111 MILLS Addition. Then let lis ahow you one ol Iheae, 2 fid. rm. I7HM. 2 txi. rm. IIU00, 3 bd. rm. 11)500. 1 bd rm tlO.MO. All on pa v. ed alroel" and excellent locatloiu. Now it the Umo to buy. Jay P. Orlsjs Eves. Ph42M Robl. nos Mil Clene Kavell (HH5 Claire KIIU W. W. Thompson al Malm J. W. SANDERS 1313 Main rhone 7521 MILLS ADDITION Well eoiulrurled 3 bedroom mod ern home. Attractive kllrhen and dlnlnii nrea, wall to wall rurprt Iiik In living room, automutlc hrn't. F.xcellenl locntlon near bun, schools and stores. Paved street, well landscaped lot. Price 17.600. YALTA GARDENS A pleasant surprise awaits you vthen you see this alracllve new a bed room home. Ultra-modern In every respect. Electric heal, all hard wood floors, a bathroom you have dreamed about, large beautiful flrepluce, and a kitchen and din lmt area to mnke every hourtewlte himpy. Attached varase with mes- ninine floor for alorane. Fully Inau- lated and built Willi the Intent and bent materials avnllable. Going at the low price of I13.7M). Tills Will qunllly for any type loan, BI10v.11 by appointment only. A Beautiful Home One of the moat outstanding places In Klamath Falls. Ideally located close to down town. 3 large bed rooms, i bullis. separate dining' room, music room, full basement. worlds of closets and storage spare. The large lot Is extensively land scaped, complete sprinkler system and a view all around the place that Is truly outstanding. Full prlre 129.000. Shown by appoint ment only. NORTH OF TOWN Well located 2 bedroom home, din ing room, fireplace, full basement, corner lot. Close to schools, etorf.r and town. Only IB.060. Very con venient terms. Open EvenlnRS By Appointment See Don Bloan Phone 51)68 Eves, Homer Stiles 2-260 Fives. CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS ' -V Since 1008 111 N. Oth St. Phono 4564 or K29 FOR SALE 3 bedroom home, built about three years. Hnrclwood floors throughout, Youngstown Kitchen, metal storm windows, well located and In good condition. 5 room home, North of Main Street, hnrdwood floors, fireplace, full biincment, corner lot. Pilco 7,400.O0. Torins, One acre, tile house with attached garage, oil floor furnace Im. mediate possession. $700.00 Down, balanco by the month. See Fred Cofcr (Evenings 350n Bob Stephens I Evenings 82301 BARNHISEL Agency 112 8. 8lh Tlioiio 4105 FOR SAI.B by owner, mndern two bed room home. Immlated. Ure kltclien, food utility room, garage and ! acre awn. ahade Ireea. Harden and flowera. All IrrlKntftri, on paved road. Near ahop. S)Vt '"'trlct and hua, o:iSU. Tarma. aillElnahoneJIltHll. . fort HAI.1C. hy 'owner.' room iraX home. Hill bnaemenl, hnrdwood (loora. llln Million, Sliamr Phono IIIIII7. TIIHUE iiouWa, iinflnlahed riiTti HVim. '.'Pj'TMjiJ'e moved, 1 nno 8llth. FOII SAI-K New ultra "modern" two hod- Fully Inaulaled. On lot 7n x l:i.will ennalrier Inking amnller home aa llnwo payment, or will tnke yeara len with option to buy. Phono 0:nm, TWO BBDnoOM ninnorn nomo, fur". nana, Inaulaled. white picket fenre. Two bloflka from Mill, ii.hn.1. Ulam. sth falls. Phone Merrill 3099,