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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWrXVK HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, JULY 12, IBM 1 4 61;- 1 riITITlllEl p 1 ccclccc UJ " H3 f W1CJ (6,.4-,i5'.cf L.R.. , . ,RM 11 cl I.. ie-4M5-rf I g Hj7 LAUNDRY . TO j H I ' PLAY ROOM JJ II tl 5 SHOP BT in thii choice? BASEMENT PLAN mately 220 square feel of space can be added above ground for the cost of the cellar. Architect Ma tern makes use of this difefrence by adding a wing to accomodate the heater room and a good sized multi-use room separated from the living room by folding partition. With an added barbe cue fireplace, this apace can be used for a recreation . room, dining room, or closed off for a fourth bed room. Plan 9275 showing the multi-use room and laundry space adjoiing the kitchen, covers an area of 1283 square f eeu The rest of this house beyond the c utaway remains the same as shown in Plan 8374 at the left, which covers 1066 square feet. (Further information and plana can be ob tamed from the architect named above) Washington 's Eastvold Said Newest GOP Star SEATTLE (J! Emergence of youthful StjRte Sen. Don Eastvold as a sparkplug for the Eisenhower forces in the Republican conven tion delegate-seating fights caught most of his home state voters by surprise. Although one of the city of Ta eoma's best known young political leaders, the 32 year - old at- Profit in selling, buy inq, renting, hiring! Swift, economical, de pendable! For an ad-writer phone 8111 Want Ads i: Want Ad Reunites. fv Mother. Son After 48-Vear Separation A Classified Ad Disced in fv the Philadelphia Bulletin last : faU By his wife ended the long. ;,. search ol Laward tjould, ol ,, fc Pennt Grove, NJ., lor his' j mother, Mrs. Florence M. ) f Felsch, ol Lenola, N. )., from 'f- ' whom he had been separated j? in 1903 when his mother was i V , taken to a Philadelphia hospt tal, desperately ill of typhoid BV fever. ft,' ' ?. Want Ad Reach. V' The Right Party 'jf ' '.' ! k re m4 at m,nt Oi Pi, sn im, nr k. aWi uTru. Here In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders UEDAI H B. MEUC in Hl IlilinkH T ' ' cuts down the cost saving in build- torney is little known by the pub lic outside of his home county. He is serving his first term as a state senator, after having beat en a long - time Democrat in cumbent in a heavily Democratic county. He Is the son of Dr. S. C. East void, president of Pacific Luthe ran College at Tacoma. Besides practicing law, the younger East void conducts courses in business and labor law at the college. He was named Tacoma's "young man of the year" in 1961. He was one of the original com mittee of three in the state for the Eisenhower campaign. At the state convention, he played a role similar to his na tional convention spot pushing through a minority report in favor of Eisenhower forces. Eastvold is a native of Minne apolis and grew up in Eau Claire. Wise., where his father was a Lutheran pastor. His mother said Thursday the young senator al ways has been prominent in pub lic speaking, and won state and national speaking honors as an Eau Claire high school student. "But If he expected to have such a prominent role," she remarked proudly, "he didn't say anything about it to anyone." Eastvold got the ball carrying role as Eisenhower representative on the key credentials committee. He is married and the father of five children, including 18 month - old twins. He is a gradu ate of St. Olaf College in North- field, Minn. He has announced his candidacy for state attorney gen eral. His father is missing the mo ments of family pride. He is in Europe lor an international burn era n meeting. His wife, Elva, is at the con vention with the senators. V.I (MutiiMMjiiiamMiites MIAMI art ' IK llltllrf Ph. 1111 A BASEMENT usually provides, more storage space than the aver age family needs. Modern insula tion and radiant heat in floors have made basements unecessary. And many women want laundry equipment on the main floor to save stair climbing. So when a house is built without a basement, some additional space must be pro vided, enlarging the house. This cuts down the cost saving In build ing without a basement. On a fixed budget, how far can you go in this choice? H.. Audolph A. Matem, ar chitect of 90-04 161st St.. Jamaica 2. N. Y., authority on small house design, has planned a house which can be built at the same cost with or without a basement. Approxi Navy To Cut Recruit Staff WASHINGTON W The Navy said Saturday its recruiting staff la being cut by about half. A spokesman, in answer to ques tions, said the move results from ill the over-all effect of the bud get reduction and (2) the eifort for better use of manpower in combat and operating positions. During the fiscal year lust closed, about 3. 300 persons were I assigned to recruiting in the field and at headquarters. Of these, about 3.000 were en listed. 75 were civilians and the remainder were officers. The spokesman said it could be presumed the bulk of the reduc tion in the recruiting staff would be among enlisted men. The Ma jority of them are chief petty of ficers. SAVE TIME Broiler meals' are quick and easy. Take one pound of seasoned ground beef, roll it out on a board between two sheets of wax paper. Remove the top sheet and put three cups of seasoned mash potatoes on top of the meat and roll into a round cylindrical shape. Cut In two inch slices and place under the direct heat of the flame. Broil to mato halves at the same time. Pc zyvrt ..... t V iritTTiiiin i iimwi '"MMwtkt-. iitmmmammMmMmmmammm hT"' I I 1 1 TTTITITTTIJlWI j I J1W1I .111 l ,ll-JPI)l J H II IIJIIIM BT DEATH OF A PLANE A Navy F2-H McDonnell Bamh.e fighter plane, diving end firing rockett, crethei in front of hundreds of observer! who were at Chine Lake, Calif., to ob serve the Navy's newest equipment and firepower in the air. The plane was flown by Lieut. Comdr. John E. Derden of Louisi ana who was killed, top: The plane breaks apart in the air as its rockets explode below it. Center: plane hits ground (rightl as its wings and other parts float in air. Bottom: it explodes in a great burst of orange flame. JOLLY KANNKTTtXS The Jullv Kannettes held their regular mretiug June 3U, at Mrs. tllnrioskt's home. The meeting was called to order bv the vice president. Nancy I'ruiii The secretary read the roll. The ollowmit members were present; Nanrv Prultt. Roberta Pruitt, Jeanette Thornton. Owen Balsiiia er, and Ruth Roenicke. Alter the roll had been taken tilt secretary read the minutes. Under old business there was a discussion on the Field Trip. It was decided we would take it when ever It was convenient for all. We are to take the Held trip through Pacific Fruit Warehouse. For new business w-e judged some aprlrots that N a n r y and Roberta Prultt had canned. We also had a discussion on the fair and how our canned fruit would probablv be Judged. The meeting was then adlourned. After the meeting we went out- i side and Nancv taught us some games. Jeanelte Thornton served reircshmeiua. Ruth Korulike News Reporter POE VAI.LKV MIKI'HKKUS The Poe Vallev Shepherds met at the home ol Carol Keiliug. The meeting was called to order by the president Alice Hntchelt. The 4-H Pledge was led bv the song ; leauer. Virginia Hatcnett. ine min utes were read by the secretary . Elliott West. Five members were ! present. I We were not able to aend the invitation to Mr. White but we ! would like him to come to our ' next meeting which is Julv tlh at 8:0O p m. at the home ol Virginia , Roemcke. We talked about going on the Southern Oregon Tour and about the shirts for the fair and I we are going to order them very soon. I tr irrosurrr Virginia noenirae I reported there was 13 30 in the treasury. The meeting was adlourned and refreshments were served bv Mrs. Reiling. t Mr. Hatched then weighed our lambs, and thev were as followa: Carol Reiling. 91 lbs., Elliot West's 1 75 lbs., Alice Hatchett's 90 lbs., and Virginia Hatchett's 51 lbs., and Virginia Roenicke's 50 lbs. Some of the members have feed i sacks and we deckled on one we 'liked best and we are going to start making ours the next meet- ing. Carol Rellinr News Reporter ' EARTH WORMS The Earth Worms 4-H Garden club held their meeting at the home of Donr.ie Alt. An interesting experiment was given by Dr. Alfred Halverson of Oregon State Experiment farm ana lyzed the soil of each members garden. The meeting was then ad journed. A wiener roast was enjoyed by all. Next meeting will be held at Wayne Shanholtzer. Jack Mltcham News Reporter MERRILL GARDEN BLOSSOM The Flower Blossom Flower Club of Merrill met at the home of Mrs. Jack Wynant, the leader, Mon day June 30th. Loretta Lemler, Mary Lou Quails and Martha Beasly told us about their classes in summer school. We had pictures taken for our scrap-books. We went to Mrs. Webb Owens house, and looked at her flowers and then had ten minutes to write down as many of the flowers as we could remember. Carol Poe was given the prize for having the most names. Dawn Merriman News Reporter Ex-Major League Pitcher Passes FRESNO Ofl Hubert B. (Dutch) Leonard, a leading maior league pitcher of 30 years ago. died in a hospital here Friday. He was 60. A retired Fresno vintner. Leon ard had been in failing health for some time. He had been hospital ized since Tuesday night when he luffered a stroke. Legal Notice PROCLAMATION WHKKEAS. (he murtiuUtrd tut of rriuiu Ioiim kicas l. In Ui JuUmnrnt ol Iht Sim ructrr. inrnMce (o hie unci pmiMTty oil acrouiH of mi cetve amount ol UUlammable UeorU oil tin ground, and WHEREAS, upon Iht ahnwtnc of the 61 me Koreaier, U appemi to me to be nrceaMry to cUe to un regulated ue the following area within and adjarem to Ihe la rhutea National Forr.it, deMgualrd ax: AREA NO M P 4I.IT1UE DE8 CHUTK8 AUK A i . Thoie parts ot ftrction I. and I. T. It K , K E. betwren the Mo lch Cutolf road and the Little Untchuiea River. Hermit to enter the abovede icilbed area may b obtained at Crctrent Ranger Stnllon. AREA NO. W -P- (BIO MARSH AREA) Eli Seclion 13 and See lion U, T. 2ft S.. R. 6 E.W, ba t tun Id, Sectioiii 11), 30. 30 and 30, T. 36 8., R. 7 E.; excrptlng the Big Mursh and Seals Butte Roadn. PermllA to enter the above-described area may br obtained at Cre-M'ent Rangrr StHlUm. . NOW. THKKKFOKE. I Powell L. Patterxon, Ooveinor of the State of Oregon, by virtue of the author ity veied In me under the provl Hons of Srctlon 107 -a 10. Oregon Complied L a w a Annotatrd, a amendftl by Chapter Oregon Laws, 1945. do hereby proclaim t it unregulated uw of the above-described arraa to be mil aw Jul and that aald areas shall be subject to entry only through permit to be l&suad by the Bute Forester, or a fire warden, under which permit entrant shall comply with any and all of the following requirements: il To refrain from smoking ex cept In places designated as safe in said permit. (3 To build no open fires except In places designated as safe In said permit. 3t To have as a part of his or her equipment when using camp fires, except when traveling ss a pedestrian and or camping al im proved, designated and ponted camp grounds, toots as specified by lilt forester suitable fur extinguishing fires. This proclamation shall be ef fective from and after the Uih day of July, 1963, and shall remain in full force and effect until the 31st day of December. 19&3. Done at the Capitol in Salem. Oregon, this Bth day of Julv. 1W5J. POWELL L. PATlERSON, Governor. Attest: EARL T. NEWBRY, Secretary of State. July 13. No. 100. NOTICE INVITING BIDS STBCrT REPAIR Th undrtlsnd Police Judg of lh City ot Klanuth Fall.. Orrgon. will r rlv ald bidJ up to 7 p m.. DAT Monday. July 31, 1953, (or the repair of City trti. Bid must b lubmlttrd on (or mi tt Urhvd to th pclf icaitoni and n clod In a svalrd wrapper and marked "Proposal to Repair City Streets." Bid blanks and specification may be obtained Irom the City Engineer. The Rrlnclpal Items of work Include Ihe (ol. wlng: 400 tons of skin patrhlng; )0 tons of replacing pavement; .12,000 ali ot seal coal. Bids will be opened In the Council Room si the City Hall on I ha above date. This project must be completed by Oct 1. 1933 The Ctty reaervee the right lo reject any and -or all bids. Dated at Klamath rails .Oregon, this 10th day of July. 1053. Frank A. Blarkmer Police Judge J-13 H No SS NOTICE OP DATE OP FINAL BKTTLEMF.NT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate ot TrU man O. Wheeler, who was also known I as T. O. Wheeler. Deceasea. Notice la ncreDy given mat i nave fni mv final account of the adminis tration of the above entitled estate and that the Court has appointed July 31. 1033 at 10 a.m. as the lime (or hearing ob lections to such final account ana the settlement thereof. Ruth Wheeler Administratrix Cinong St Ganong Attorneys for Administratrix J-31-2S.JIV-7-I3 No. 79 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THE STATE OP OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the matter of the Estate of Eoy Daggy Deceased. Nolle Is hereby given that the un dersigned Jo J. Thomas has been ep pointed administrator of the estate ot Hoy Daggy, Deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate ere re. quired to present the same, with the proper vouchers, to said administrator at the office of Ganong At Ganong, Attorneys. 734 Min St . Klamath Falls Oregon, within alx months from June 21. IBM, which la the dale of flrat pub lication of this notice. Joe J. Thomas, Administrator J-31-3S-Jly-7-13 No. 78 Tin Can Shortage Subject of Meet PORTLAND I Farm and food processing leaders met here Sat urday to see what could be done about the Industry-threatening tin can ahortage. A canning Industry spokesman said the shortage Is to acute, due to the steel strike, that there will be enough cans to handle only crops produced through July. That means Oregon's Blue Lake bean crop and others maturing next month are In Jeopardy. The state Grange headquarters here was chosen lor the meeting with Marshall Bwearlngcn, Farm Bureau president, presiding. In addition to heads of . the stale Grange, Farmers Union and Farm Bureau, representatives of can ncrs, food wholesalers, retailer or ganizations and consumer groups were to pool their Ideas. Cecil Tulley, executive vice pres ident of the Northwest Canners Association, said talk of the short age had been kept oulet for fear of starting a run on canned goods In stores. FORT KLAMATH Charles (Bugs) Johnson, former employe of Crater Lake Park now living near Sacramento, Calif., came here to spend his vacation with friends, returning Sunday to California, (By the way . . . Alfred B. Cant el holds the rank of Captain In the U. 8. Army Air Corps, instead of that of Lieutenant, as he was tilled in a recent news Item concerning him . , .) Mrs. Raymond 8. Loosley rt- cived word here last week of the serious condition of her daughter's father-in-law, Lester Vaughn, long time resident of Chlloquln and well known here before he and his wife CLASSIFIED RATES . pr word a . Par word llo Month run par word Mo MINIMUM The minimum charge for any out ad is 00c. BOX NUMBKHA Answers to ads may be handled through boi numbers at the paper or a aomea cnarga oi sac. w DHADLJNK4 CBaaaifWd a as a-xepted up to 1:30 p.m. for following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday, c.&aaiiieo: akapiay aus acvapiao up lo 11 dooo for (oUovinc ttavy'g wutv IJcaUoex ADJUSTMENTS Phbsm soase ail cmuus for ftdjutt omou wish out daj. Correiterat or csuioeUailotat r oolrtJd by l:)0 p.m. will be aoovli In following daya publication, by IS Noon Snturdny for Monday, C CUNIRAL HOMli WAKD'M Klamath ruueratHume. 3S High Street. Plume .TU4. 1 LOST AND fOUND 1.0S"fWhiie faisThirfer' Branded" MI, led hlp. Phone 4W4U. PARTY who tuuiul nian's rusicolir suede Jacket at Paul Human CIIeo Shop la t week, please call VOJ3 LOS T." Monday alternoon ' Ally 1"ilp peied key case containing alx kes. Reward. Phone 3A1. LOST," Black Pvklngree puppv Julyi 3JI4 Oar. Reward Phone OiUfl LOST, SU OO 'reward. ' Movie camera, equipment, hat. on Juv th tva Hnt. Men III Cave. Notlf Lecey Ranch, Mer rill Phone 3i:tl. LOST. HORN RIMMED ila.te.. m"a rase. Uptown dutilct. Jul 7 Howard. Mrs. K. Oppelt, JPhnne 3-0144 LOST orTSo Sixth, truck tlreTlS" x 30 Flrritune. All traction tread. Re ward. Phone FOUND In vicinltvDiamond""l.akeT Isrge truck tire and 'wheel. May hate with proper Identification and pa. menl of ad. Phone 3A.M. LOSTT'WiU parlv who" found "damaged Home Shop Skll-sander by railroad crosaing on Summers t.ane, Julv S. pleae nntifv StM3 South Sixth, or phone 3 -OS34 Will give reward satisfactory to tinder LOST "July 3, near Warden Wire haired terrier. While With black spot. Kewsrd. Phone 3414 after pin ANYONE having Infnrmallon aboiil red trunk lo-ker with pudlork. and Eejmhp4irtablejra(tiii. rail 3 Ooll. 4 GINIHAL JNOTICIS' DO YOU KNOW lhr deadline "orTCIassl. (led adT l( not phone silt and a-s Hundieds of Klamath Masln people are grlting re.uli buying, telling, finding, renting, trading, each week by using this result grlting service Be sure la rail for deadline, and then writ a down CRESCENTSEA ttHD refrigerator truck will be on south Sin, Thursday and Friday. July 17. and II. wllh a load of good fresh salmon from Cres cent Cit. PIRS0NAU fE'iiVLJI?"1'- Phone a-IM4" STAN1XY HoreeProtTucts. Phone aaos. MRS. ROBERT BORN PSYCHIC Telia your past, present, future. Can overcome all obstacles that keep you from sueceia health an SIS So, Suth. Klamath Fsllt. Oregon at ATHENA ANALYZES Personal problems. Success, happiness to you 19.TB Main. Phone tiai. 10 suvicis WHY BE WITHOUT WATER? SERVICE AND REPAIR Or ALL TYPES OP PUMPS DAY OR NIOHT SERVICH PHONE 2-1143 PFAFF SEVVINO MACHINES BaIcs and Service opening soon In Klamath Palls. At present notify Box M, Herald and News. EXCAVATING Mobil Shovrl and Trench Hoe Bulldozer Pill Dirt Topsoll Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6541 or S859 FLOOR LAYING Sanding and Finishing Plastic Wall Tile ROBERT LANTZ PHONE 8589 AFTER t P.M. Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. ED T. KINO 2434 Orchard Phone M1 T6PTOTfOfiariT" rill.RMiulllnli. tl""1"'' xcv,tln- w," Brot., Phont HOOriNG; CONCH ETErCAnPIC NTH Y". Odd tdb. By .klllrri craM.niait. Phone OlliCook, ja-.TCM, 3248 so. Sixth. CUhtains liiunW-rV ni, iirVlei3 Phont 41)14 DO YOW KNOW rhTdr.dllnr dn"'CI..l fled ad? ir not, phone Hill and k. Hundrrd. of Klamath U.ln people are feltlns reiulti buying, lelllni. find Ins, renting, Ugdlng, taeh week hy wa ins thia reault getting aervlce. Be Hire lo rail for deadline and then write It down! MOWING and raking. Alio plowing. II K. Jarrnrdhonn MM. RKHTAIfRANf Suppliea, a'ouiprneTnt Map David. 34IB So, fllh. Phone X17. ilAYCUTTINO. Jjier hourPhone' milB. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Lacy king. Phone mxi. millions reallvered, new mlrrora made to order. Klmball'e Clan Shop, Phone 7.17B. DH1VEWAY8 PAVED or reaurfaced with aiphalt black top. MI A. terme. Call Jayhewk Petroleum at 67 RH or S7A0. free estimatea gladly. BOBCO Paving Ine. ALTERATIONS. Oiliranleed" prepare now for back to achool. Anlta'a. Phone PAINTING and paperhanglng. Phone CONCR ETE" aTiS Brick conatrucllon. Phono S.1flfl. PAINTING, Interior' and exterior. . L Brown. Phone 4336. HAY CUTTING, and rakTngTTrieolojT Ing. Phone 2-lHflfl, CUSTOM nALING. New Mlnnenpotl. Molina automatlo wire baler. Phone 7HI0. BROKEN window glaaa replaced. Kim balla Claaa shop. Phone 737S. moved to Prinevllle some seven years ago, Vaughn, a timber scaler, Is 69, and is a patient at the Vet erans' hospital In Portland, having undergone a scries of susglcal oper ations for a cancer condition, His slepson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hughes and their three child ren, live at Rager ranger station, near Paulina Lake, where Hughes Is ststloned as forest lunger with the U. 8. forest service. 11 IDUCATI0NAI TtPRN-VoilR l.rlN(IIIANI "Into-Short, hand Willi Sl'trilWIIII 1N1I The ahorl. hand written Willi AHC'a. Taught under ape'lal r'ram-hl.e bv hi. AM A I'll UUSINUS COI.I.KGR 7X1 IMna Phune 47M u6KKiriSTQ .hTBTamT'irpiAa'aui'- tired aubjeru, oftlre marhtnae. U.AUATII suaiNUa ICH.LeKIS n Una rke,M 7eu klUWlNland raVhia AUe pluwlng. II t Janitl. Phniia iJAa. 14 HIL WANTID, 'IMALI PART-TIME PUBLIC OPINION INTERVIEWERS Women, 21 44 available to work July in 17, In Klamath rills on door to door public opinion survey. Positively no selling or soliciting. No experience required. Reply giv ing drtalla of background, educa tion, and age, FIELD RESEARCH CO. 40 Montgomery Street SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA fit A V-(I I 111. wanl'eil. '" ApTuTRIainaUl Valley tlo.Utel. KXI'klllENCKII WAtTIIKiS wanted tinuiedutely al ntmintalii Indae. Nn ulaie lor ehlld. Clood Weill, riMtni and btald. i'all L'raa.Del l.otlae. l'ollei-l. rOUNT AIN-(llMt. eaiw'lenced, AlipH In peratmTIk Tokl)rlveln. WANTED, eaperteneed deoendalile wopT. an lur cooking lor halna crew. 314 So. tl Al. l,akevlew,Oie.Jihoiia 144. CIIAM1IKHMA1D ' wanted.' Metropolitan Hotel KXPkn'lENCKn WAITRESS and car-' hop. I'elli-an Drlve.ln. WOMEN DISIIVasMEH. antranoTOlflur waitrew. fall In pel. on. roller a Cale. W,irtl. Itlahway tl. nollh MAIIY SITTER wanted." Prarer"ol(Ur woman. Eour alternoon weak. Phona J. 1017. WOMEN make money ai home, .pare Itnte. Sew readv.rul Rap.A-Round. Ea.). prolllalile. Holly wn,4 Maoulac luting CMopany. Holly wnid4a, Calll U HIL WANTID. MALI GROCERY SALESMAN WANTED to tell a quality line of food prod ucts. Must be acquainted with gro cery trade. Salary and conimlulon ba.il.i. good earnlnga. Write Box IM care of Herald and News. OPENING For Young Man Standard Stations, Inc., hsa an opening In Its organlratlon tor a man, age 18 to 30 preferably. Op portunity to advance. This la the starting point for Standard per sonnel. Approximately J0 per mo. to start. Apply standard fllailom. Inc.. 2nd and Main, Klamath Palls. Salesman Top Commission ROOM aofl UNDKRWOOD BLDQ. B OO A.M. .SATURDAY H(ibYnd tt i tiler nifihnir7lmmdf ( opciilitf fur lop man. Pr(tr mn with C M dltr sxpcrianrt. Apply MttTvlr Mnr. Itlby ChavroUl Co. Athlanitur NiciiiT clJtnk, twtMr. Ai. 4S up fhona STai WANTru m'trltiinlc, muni' b firtt rim tnd have full l nf hand tool Cmn work on M) pr cant cummiitmti. or by th hour. Apply Raliiiart, Inc., rord r.arfr. TutViaii Calif KAl.rSMAN winlrd! Hall frlfidaira applianraa Exffllant uuparlunlty fnr right prraon. He Varn Owaiia Caacada Mom Kiunlhliia. 12 N. 4lh CLAM'siir.l.L oiwratora for dradfa nn l ppr K la ma in ik. vrar rouna jou I'liunr Tulana rarim, HUH. WANTtO young manfor ganarat farm work, with nmi irritating xprltnca. JUntford Jont. Ilonanfa. roi'K UHAIlKKtt naadad lmtnadlaialv. Waatarn I'lna rrrtlflad in ahop. Hal art and common fonrirroaR plna and fir. Two badroaim houaing availabl. Cunaid arallon givan lo hnldar of ona carllf .rata. Call paraonnai oinra MrNary, An una roller l fnr furthar Information. lVnii hwf IJ,umhrMm. Jnr. 40 HOt'R wrak will bring you ba'tlar than avaraga aarningi. CJood rradll rap- utallnn. car and normal haallh aaaan lial. Full infotmatliin on rq'i-l Wrll. J. ft. Watklna fompanv. 137 Daxtar Ave, Healllr, B Wahlng1on. RNKlir.KTfC neat yniin man Inltraal- ad In Irarnlng loan bualnraa. . , , Kx rf urni nmirr . . National organ na tion. . , Saa Don Mclnlyra, Local Loan i n., m North TrnlhHlraat. HAY HAULEH."" T. atora balad hay In barn, Hv ttia ton. Phona 307.1 or aa ill flO Huminra Lanc. 17 HILl WANTIO DO YOU KNOW ia"dfadhna oiTeiaiT flpit ad7 If not, phona Hill and ak. Ifundrada nf Klamath Bailn people ara getting rult, buvlng, irlllng, Mndlng. rpnllng, trading, rach waak by uilng thia rrkull arttlna aervlra. Ra ura lo call for deadline, and than writ It down' SOltrn CODPLrT with rar, wantlni atimmfr ranch hnmr. Prefer penalorv era, hut not nectaaary. Write Box 187. Herald Ncwi. IB SITUATIONS WANTID ro t FrY kk n y r. a n old a ! i r i wanTa wtirk.llaarfirencea. Mion3Ml. TWO RCLIAtlLr. glrTa will baby all. home work, and ouUldt yard work. I'luinaJifMil. TAKE CAItR of babl'ea, tip to trim yeara old. All day long. Btaiillful yard in play In. Phone 4734 or call el 204J Altamonl Drive. 'COMPETENT, experlenrrd female of fire manager end aecretary. Alio lake ahorthand and do hook keeping. Refer- en e. P O. Ilox CAPAHLE WOMAN wlahria work In rookhouae. ino! Portland. Phone 70411. BABY ilttlnir. Phona .1B17. WILL CARE for children In myTlon.il riaya or evening!. Call 2-1(145. CHILD CAKE. Phone 0Q20. BOY. i. wnnta farm work. Exoerl- e ii red. Aft07 independence. HOY. HI, will mow lawns, pull weeda, anv yard work or odd Job. Want to earn money lor achool clothai, Phone D74 dOLOhED dllfL rfayi, work by the nour, f none d-vm. 22 ROOMS 10R RENT HOOMS, B2P Jefferion. DESVliABLE ROOMS. BM ' Pacific Ter race. ROOM and hoard. Phone flilfiT ROOM?or rent. 607 High. ROOMS for rent. Cloae In. private tin trance. Phone 4444. ROOMS 10M High. LOVELY roomi for renL 6-$7 weeks Cloae in. Phone43fl9. m Ni'ci: rnoNT room' for" rant' oTeer Apta. 710 Main. HOQMGENTLEMAN. Phone SflM. ROOM FOR RENT. Three blorka from town. Very clean and comfortable. Gen tleman only. .'K) month. Call 7043 be tween 0 a. m. and flp. m, 24 APARTMINTS 0R RINT VACANCY Three room apartrhentTTur nlahed.Adulta.3M Broad. TlNFlJ R NWIl ED one beTronm apart menl. Cloae In. Adulta. 2-311B. FOR RENT Four-room apartment wFtK t wonuti. ldee ni ra nceaCa I l2-o J50, FOR RENT rurnlihed two room" aparT- mentAdiilta. 32t Broad. TWO feEDROOM, wnfurhliliedT"" aport ment, Near Weyerhaeuaar. Phone a-l'i7 ONE BEDHOOM apartment. Cloat" In. Hnfurnlahed. t;t2 per month. Phone 69(14 AM No. Third. FOR RENT, nice unfurnlahetl duplex, 000 Oak. NlfiR a pa r t merit"" lor" ratr C lrl vatt in trant:, 422 N, fllh, 14 f APARTMINTS FOR RINT Till ir HfHlM l'hNlMHXl5'apartmanT. Balh elet'tilo rtfrlgaralur, iluve end hn water haalar. Laundry, adulla pnly. Nt it. wilt l.lnriihi, t 4 FOB" HrtNl. Modern iwV'betirilum tur niahed, apartment, KM Urant Si. Phona ii i.i. fWOHnofl, (urnlahed aperment-llee" I Mr heat and i ange. tlefilgeratni'. Walking dltlanie lo luwti. Phona 3 UJU. TIIHF.K BOOM furnlilMM." appartnteiit. Oil beat, elet'lrlr range. KefMgeietoi. l loe In Inwn and DTI. Phone SO-UII. KXt'EPItONAt.t Y 'clean" lhiearonm aparlmenl. Cloae In. AdulU. 4J North I mit VAOANrVnTOtTeAFnUedpaa. rneilPhinie.ll7. AO.1 Market Ftm BKN'f, email fcirniihatidVplei aperlntenl. Suitable lor couple. 3eig Siiimuera Lane. TMrtKK "ROOM maJia'rn aparimenC Adulla only. im While HMAlX,'"Cl.i:AN-apartnianl. 433 TCL Tenth 1 FoHTJ:ABl:"tw rfiv room aVeri menla. All furalehod. With water, llghu end heat paid. Phone I -OUT. lor ftp pumlment rem" RENT. aniainurnlaH'edapartnienC Suitable fnr couple, ill la Summara Lane. VACANCY. See at Jo Sonja apartmente. Near WeyerhaUMrMlll. Phone JMilT. APAilTMJCNT (or re n CO rear Apart menu. 71t Main. APArifMfif wlib gat beat also email cahina. glH High. h EWLYdeeoraieW, prrf aie' UiV. Irfc. rhenelt. Sloan heal, alee aria ramgej, 10 weak Mea Arnn Apertaaent STfAMItEATirr'aperTiiiani wiU' Ul room, aia Oak t. viXAfit ' rtirnlahed apartment, " Air ruolad. Adulta. Corner Pjnajind fdar. rUhNIBHKU a pa 1 1 menl lor reFiUSOt Market St., Apt. 1. TWO HOONOurnwhed court aperfmenT. with garaie. Sullahle fur bacbelof. l lne In. g.H) Phune 045 or SIM, nmNlftltlCDlwo"roam Vpartmen7a7iik and 17 .60. One room cabin, W bQ AU Ullltllea tnrludwd:4It North Tenth. LARGE TIlllKB room" lurnUhed apart, menl. Three blocki Irom Main. Garage. Ileal. Hut end rotd water tuinlahed, Adulla only. Phona 4oa. t'lXAN three-room unfurnGlied"dupleK. Italh. Oil heat. Phone 2Ua7. TWO'ROOM lurnlihetf.' Bath. Sefrigar. lor. 140 Phone a-.iM. FOR RKNT rleentwa room "a rtertm a nV Gaa equipped. Frlgidalre. Llghli, water furntihad. 141 South Blveralde. LARGE two room lurnUhed aperimant with bath, tteam or elerirle heal. Hot and cold waier rurnlehed Walking 4u. lattre. Adulla Nn pet. 4S. Phone 814, (Ki YOU KNOW iKe deedline'on CUaal fled ada? If not. phone 11)1 and eaa. Hundred of Klamath aln people are getting reault buying aelling, finding, renting. Hading, earn week by ualng Ihi reaull lelilng eervtre Be aura lo rail for deadline, and then write H down 24 MOUJIi POR BINT JififtTiiriMooM electrir water healer ineulaled. laai Harriman. or ahen nia MtJDKN.N CABINS "hr enl" We.er; niia. gia month. Phone 3771. "7 nii, or L. V. .. ' uniurnunea aualeit. i , "n drojm. unfumuheel koiiae InauUted. 40 Phone 114 J TWfl nrnuiuiu .. - r- i - - ., uniurnianeo nouaa. Clo.. m Adulla. Phone 307g i t rur room ndleae rflTtl iisO iTTj' '11 . "ogera. , " I rna mi JTi ITT . i , . ?...ri... ci. in"r,,,v;'d.,rr.ra.. all jt 4U N tlh riion. am tilT INT" ftNK-Ur,. er.da.ll SAiiVA rmYi- . . : . ? mooem one bed room unrurntahad. duplev. Oaa rur- . ' JT" "Jr- menl N.ar hl(h aebool ' laid tll"'ai l''"lrol '''. "I . 1 'f:"mr-fm,r ?&:,hit:''' c 28 MISCILUNIOUS 0INt a- BKEHTVI TRUCKS FOR RENT Mov Toiirselt Bava U Kfw Thicks Kor Long Trip Pickups Blaksa Vans BIIHIVt U-DRIVI SYSTTU BEACON MOBIL SERVICE 1301 E. Main ah... aiiu ?ii"iUth' l,n,""ul ifi03 ""' lo l.aa. Bin v.iUe. Call Sp.nc.r fc Klarnalk Aran- lot r.nl hi llala. ho5i "Zlf'AtJ.TATl r"$ALi Newl). p.inl.,1 On nice on. third acre. ri.iw.r.. .hrtib. ami a.rd.n Thl. a, I'. '" 'l ssino. should rHA lfP ! JT"". ,M00' rar" al 38.il lliuml. "UNr'"i.iaj4.wiin.iTuriVTriM.. beilroom home. Hot water wall, mil ha.eriwnl.Call erl.r4 p. m. rl)i.,'f I"1" one lurtroTiinoiSMC Klra liedroom In rear ol aarase. Kir .nd " heater. Nlre yard and.harl.trea.. Sea ala.1l, 6r.0n. J'.'.?,'!. I1'.1 ' HPr"aiie BlVer a "email m.u.e to h. moved. Inqulr. isaa aum mer.l.ana or jihon. 2-naa. S. .A'" lee.e, lovely-two-bid-room home on double corner lol et Llinion and Summer. Lane. Two bed room, all hardwood lloora. Fire plare. 'ST.,"""?.'- "" ro.el.. In aacall.nl condition. Peleraon achool dl.trkl. Own er, have lall town and mu.t .ell laa mediately. I'll A aporal.ed. Ready to Immediate occupancy. See at 31147 Bum mer.ljne. or call SSI4. MouKnN iiome iio" bAnXSST'irir . Z?'?,' '""" rom "" dlnelle. Hard y"1.'.'0?"' lovely kitchen wllh built In. Oil lurnace Oaraie attached. One half acre. Located on A.hland hlah- m hall acre. tlra b.droom altached iZJf J If' i""1 '"'H'oom, pa.ture all lenced. bandy i.rdrn. Lol. ol berrtaa, '""' lwn- "''.nee paid ? . il p" '"" Per cent In lere.t. Phone SIM. Mis Independence. BY OWNm Price reduced Sl.ooo on four bedroom home, fourth house north of II At H auction In Wocua. FOH SALi; by-ownerSsn ,'eVi ori Klamalh Hlver. Tree Irritation water. NeiwnCaevenu.J you SALE, three room home. rire JfJJJ. N,w Iswn being put In, Phone SUNNVLAND DIKWcflPTTdirsrTWi bedroom home. Built by owner. Year old. Electrlo heal. In.tilaled. rlreplace. nreenhnu.e. Lawn. Claraae. r. H. A. term..Ivine J.rai Jtm Aualln. SOUTH UDliRDAN lWbedFi)om" home on V acre sood .oil. All fenced. Rlectrlc heat. In.ulaled. Near .rhool and bu.llne. Partly furnlthad. S4S3 Col- teie Avenue, oft Homed.le. pNrTeonNr.R acre on oumm.rrXrne lor aale. Fenced, planted lo blue era.a and clover. Inquire at .1407 Slimmer. Lane. ATTRACTIVE two bedroom home In aouth auburba. Phone 4710 POR aXLi 6h "BTdroom RoaTrn hnllae. Phone MSI. rOR BALK. Mill. Addition New two beilroom home. Electric heat. In.ulaled Attached farafe 10,no0 FI1A, To aee call S7BS or al .Ism Rha.u Way, Aa.l rioren.Rullder of Better Hnme.. rdli BALE ISMTowe'irTt'ew-Iw bedroom home. Landscaped. Glaa.heal. Tile kitchen and bath. Garhaee dl. ponal. In Ihe renter nf good homea. 111,700. rilA term,. Phone a-lSM or into Eldorado. Will lake lal, model car In trade. rOR BALE by owner. Three bedroom home on half acre. Fireplace, floor lurnace, hardwood floora. S77BO, Phono JM, FOR STALE-by owner. New thre. bed' room hnuae. De.lrabl. location. Lovely view. Flagstone llr.place. Automatlo heatlnr system. Can be handled nn very fevorable lerma. Inquire tl. Ml. Whitney. ONE two bedroom llou.e. MiFs Addl Hon Redecoralecl. PhttmJlso daya A TTR ACTIVE- ONE bedroom spirC mentloseJnAdiiltf. s.ia N. 10; VOiiR "PR()FERTY WlfhTBli FIRM FOR ACTION, . . KVERF.TT DKNNII REALTOR HI No. Sth Pbnrl4gi for Sale, nuTidini lot, isaiab. MiiTi . nnniimn. J'nnne S-H47V,