THURSDAY. AlKIIIST 7, 1U.V2
J!y.
My MUM. J. M. KI.NDAI.L
Hip CMA Chimd ttt lllv will hold
Ihn minimi fiununrr lilblr mlioul,
AiikumI 11 Ihiotiuh 'XI, nu ll wrck
liuv, MoikIhv thnMinh KiUluy, Iruin
lo II 3D All clnldirn (our ynn
old or ulttrr re wriroiiie. Villi
Vfur thr thrum will be 'Oioittrr
UnijhU-A Mount tun Climblnu Ki
iwihitioii." Ilrullturifi thnimv 'Wlml Clod
Mnilp For Uh" Hint wrrk. "Jluw
Utxl TnlkM to Un", mm-oik! werk.
IN hum y thrum: "liml'ii f ninllv'1
"Pl-uit" work honk mid liuuKin-
TV (Him to KOI lie MK)l nil ovrr
Uii world
Junior l limit: "Tim Chnntlen'a
Time and TitlrnU." llnndwoik
I'luhNrn: (.'olurful .jruiuc with clock
ItiiTH mul lutmlf. Una move.
Intel ini'dlutc thnnc: "Aiwrilnii
Why ( Yoiiiiu IVuiilr," lUndwuik
rlitpn: Krll prniiniiin.
Kvnimetl't .) II. Himlhiu. Oklit.
hntiu, In holrtinu nnvkrit nltihlly
17.3U DhVt at the A.trirmbly of
(iod Chtircli. fcvrryoiip In Invllcd
10 atlriiU.
The Hly Llnnr. Club mrl thr I,nke
virw I. loin Club ul ll(mth Mrnutr
Inl Turk lor n M'tnl nirrdnu pic
nic lft.il ThuiMltiy rvrnlnif. TIium t
(rndlnit front lllv wtrr: Mr. nnd
Mijv . M Drnnlft. Mr. nnd Mm.
11 Q Powell, Mr untt Mm. J M.
Krndull, Mr. Win. lluyclrn. Mi it.
rivlvin Litnknw nnd Mm. fcvrrrll
lii'-il.
The Metliixlht LitdlcH Aid met ut
the lioine ol Mis th-mttht Cit
brrr. Mri. Luwrriirr Little wits thr
ho Icm.
The CMA tidies Mlnnlor.nry Bo
rlrtv will nl this . ti"M.uv eve
ning M Iho home of Mri. Wnlter
Cnmbioii ul 7:30 UHT,
The lllv Women- Club will have
Ihcir rrunliir inn-tlnu Wcrtiirsdnv,
12 30 IST. nt KpriMfUe Hlvrr i'nik,
ThlJ. will be n iKitlut k with mrm
bcrh. their Ktirntn nnd children ftt
tciidlnu.
Mr. and Mm. Cluremc I inl hut
hnvc hud nrvrriil viMUirn ut Drew
Vullev Itntnh; Mr. mid Mm. Ward
Mu 1 1 it., Alhrrlon, Culif., Or. and
Mm. A. U. Koiilr. lmiHili. ul Mm.
I)ullur. Ilrrrit k. Ill . nnd Ml nnd
Mm. Hurry Liunmcr. bun Kran
cImtu. Mr. nnd Mm Melvln RLthurdton,
flm-kwcll City, luwn, liuvo been
viMlini; Mi. Itichnrdson'H brother
nod hitv wile, Mi. nnd Mm. Irion
h'iumr.
nnd Mi. Marlon Mttrlin and
non. Kennv. have been visitors of
Mi. nnd Mm. Itulph Hllea nnd Mr.
nnd Mr". Max Dlllnvotj. Thev are
limn Vrekn
Wmd hn bftn received that flex
nnUvtm. Don Wrv.eli nnd Oilbert
GrlKin hnve completed naval bnAic
iratninR, Kan Dieo. and thev are
expected home on leave
Mr nnd Mm. Auum.l Tikknnnen
art the pioud pnienu of a bnby
riiI. Miuv Jo weiKhed 7 Iba. 3 02.
at btrth
Mimi Itiubiua Cnmpbell in viMl
lim at DlnubA. Culif. tihe u Uie
Siieil ol Heinndelte I. a CBe.
Mins Cnynel KntRht. fieittlle,
Wah.( Is vi-ltlna Mr. nnd Mm.
J M Krndull nnd Inmllv Mln
Knlttht ttt (he nlere of Mr. Kendall,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd Clranl have de
cided to leave lllv nnd retihn to
Temple Cltv. Cultf.. where Mr.
Grant will resume wmkinit at a
llnwer humerv. Mr. nnd Mm Ornnl
will be mi.ed bv all of their
mnnv IriemU here.
Mm. Nell Oriffin visited her hua
bmid ntntioned at Camp Ftobert,
la-l week
Oeorae riillerton returned home
Mondnv niter a week's varntlon
at Rnnta Rnn and Onkland. CnlK.
Mr. and Mm. Dave Cnmpbell en
tertained a number of friend Sat
urday fvrninfi. Dinner wm followed
bv a nnme of brldre. Tlmf at
lendina were Mr "'id Mr- M I,,
llndley, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pow
ell, Mr. nnd Mm. FV H. Arnvtrontr.
Mr and Mm. H M Dennis. Mr.
and Mm l' r fiKrhT. Mr d
Mrs. J M. Kendall, Mr. and Mrs.
F W. Hvdr Mr ard Mr-. F W.
Oben'ht'n. 'r. -nd Mm V A
Haul, Mr. Wm. Hayden and Mrs.
Bvlvla T.nnkow.
OSC Gifts Reach
$540,000 Mark
ORECiON 8TATE COM.EOE
More thn $640,000 In various typea
of Rift. dnmlioui and itranl.s wan
liven lo Oreiton Stale Collrite this
paul year, itccordlnit to Dr. A. L.
Strand. OSC's prcsldenl.
Hecelvlntt nearly one-half of thl.i
more than hulf-mlllion dollar total
for research atudlon on aublecta
rahRlntr from Ice cream mixes to
fur farmliiK wax the agricultural
experiment alallnn.
Ultidcnt Interest and welfare ben
died by about ICO, 000 tn hnnora,
awards, acholnrnhlpn and fellow
hip. Scientific equipment, chemi
cals and iranla for research for
use In the achools of forestry, en
gineering and science made up the
bulk of other contributions
Of the departments, chemistry
ranked first In research Rranla,
having received over $71,000 Phy
tic was second with about $2S,000
and xnnlnRV third with $14,7(16.
As a Businessman
Mike
the
BILTM0RE
because...
LIKE CONVENIENCE
It's right downtown,
noor all my clltnli
and financial cenleri.
AND I LIKE SERVICE
1 day laundry lervict.
Stenographic nrvice.
Mtn'i club and plunge.
REASONABLE PRICES
1500 ROOMS WITH BATH
TOUR 0ININ0 ROOMS
FOUR COCKTAIL LOUNflES
Nam .f fh,'
WODtD fAMOUl
Va-rff
. i
r
A "
Hybrid Grass May
II) ti nmi; i avi.oh
Amufclatrd I'rena
Mrlriice Kepurter
UKHKKI.KY, Cullf. KrlenlMi
have piodured In the lutmitory
loma new apeclea of gnishrf.
WliU h they believe will ynnv
wild on the 1 unite, coinpelJiiK
111 mi iiiBiiiaanaMfNawijiw iip-iii aiwT.
I fim
i femW
HYBRID B.tttf rang jt I center) was produced by croil
ing blue wild rye (left ) with tquirrel tail gran (right).
Kiilnl wrrkn nnd bruh nnd pro-1 Into dlfferrnt rnvirontiicntR.
vldliig new .ourceft ot llvc.ttuck tired Jrnm b MnKle variety, sown
tc rd. In one Irjcullly eventually yield
Plant brrrdms In the Inborn- tho-r produced by the idrntlcnl
lory u&tially rehultn In varieUen Ueed in nnothrr locution. Each kind
which need cultlvntion or at j fcccmiriKly works lownrd beconnntt
leant alchlul MiirrvlMnn ot belter adapted to the pUp or the
humann The Idea ol a bred climate In which It Mai led to itrow.
plant that can do better than hold I Thin In one of the IrultK ol ex-
Casualties Top
114 Thousand
WASHINGTON i Announced
U.K. battle casualties In Korea
reached 114.310 VYctfiday an
crcatie ot fM2 silica Ian week.
The Delen-te Dcpnrtntcnt'ft week
ly nummar baaed on notilicatioiut
to (antillea through la.st Frlduy re
ported their number lotal-s:
Killed In Action
Wounded
18 onfi
ltl.753
la.ssi
20,0117
9, tliO
'. 1B0
1.4:17
1,213
19.4BO
I NihMnit .
Iiattie deaths
Current mlnMng
Casualties by erlces:
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corpn
Stevenson To
Meet Cabinet
llouve said Wednesday Oov Adlal
E. Klevcn.son of Illinois, the Dem
ocratic presidential nominee, will
attend a cabinet merlins here next
Tuesday.
Joseph Short, press occrctttry,
said Preildent Truman invited
Stevenson to attend the meetlnit
and thnt the nominee has accept
ed .
He said he nnd not yet been ad
vised whether Sen. John J. Spark
man ol Alabama, the Democratic
vlce-presltlential nominee would at
tend. si'i:i:i)iNG ( Tim rnorosFD
CAflBONDALE. 111. iT) To
slow down motorists, bcvcral Car-
bondule residents protiosed Uiat
their street be graded like a roller
coaster. Their formal petition to
cltv council was taken under ad
visement. Mayor John WrlKht com
mented thai the same effect minht
be Rained by allowing street to de
teriorate Into ruta. making speed
ing Impractical.
LOOK,toO BI6 SLIPCOVgR.' Jl EGPiD, MARTWaf AV XyrJ VlHY y.
WLLVbOtftBLP OFFTHftvT S 1 04C6T IS MORE THE
CM AlR AMD GET DOWM TO ) PECF6CT TMrVJ SrVDDLE ? I
TUB X-lffW STWlOM.'--) ARI70N 6U6HinS6.' Dip yt0 (
FIND OUT IT- YOU HAMS rf MEDICAL EyNAINSEBS h JOW
AMY TUBSBCOLOSIS A6R66 AW PHVSIGJOE IS TV REMEMBER
GERfA RUNlMlMG TH6 MOST 6PL6rODlD Jl TUERE'S A
AROOMD IM l SPECIMEN OF NMOCE'S AVECRV-60-
CWEST-n'5FOR I HANDIWORK V ALL- Li POUND t
FKESysyv' I AVOPF.'; IrMM t IM TOVOfi );
yTT FOR FREE? &SiS5S, ? Bel
'
1 fiFARHART
IIKTIil
RELAX, mjoy ytuntlj m Ortgon'i
(writ tout titetl boltl. Sultn,
mrj, lunbuh, golf, rii or juil lotf
iy ity, Slup soundly lo ihi
lone o lit urj ul nigbl.
aeaaBSV'TrrTiasaaaBaBBBBKTBae.e.at.meam
1
IVlilH.t.Vll:lil;lj:i.i:ill.l:l;U:.7Ul.i:trkW
I) own nuulir.l the louh vcftutlon
of hi id wuRIi-h In a forwuid lep
In iiuim'h ulfoit to control ni tutul
pi UI VI,tVH,
II, A MS (IIAN(.i;
'llee new typt-a, like liiuny
niilurnl viirlrtlih, appiut-ntly have
u biilll-ln ability to fit themselves
j
. S. ENVOY
Llewellyn R. Thompion, Jr.,
above. 47, of Las Anlmaa, Colo.,
ai named by President Tru
man as U. 8. Ambassador and
tilth Commissioner for Austria.
Woman Suffers
Critical Hurts
ROSEBUnG I A Sacramento
woman was critically hurt In a
highway accident north of here
late Tuesday and her husband was
tailed on a charge of being drunk.
He was believed not the driver,
however. fc
Stale Plilrolmnn Joe Havstead
signed the complaint against
Claude Harvev Bowman. 5t, of
Sacramento. Mrs. Bowman. S3.
was taken to a hospital in critical
condition with a brain injury.
Hnystead's report said the car
narrowly missed a bus then went
over nn embankment nnd lnnded
on its top. It siild Mrs. Bowman
was believed at the wheel. Her
husbnnd suffered only minor hurts.
Din. In th famoui Copper Orllt, over
looking th. Pacific, brilliant ot iuni.1.
Dancing .very night. Driftwood lounge,
PheM
((Atint.
111
a. eaeaviTi. M.41-'
1
NEW U
1
IIKRAI.D AND
Go Wild
uerLinentn In which nrlentlst
Jenrned how to talk v. nterlle hy
brlds lerUlr, Dr. U, Ledymtl jjiel.
bum, Jr., h-enet.ctfct in the Unl
vnr.lt y of California C'lU-Ut of
Agriculture, tcllw atnjut it.
Hybridi, or crovHea betwren one
kind of living tiling and another.
UMially are bterlle, Umiik two dif
ferent method, or, Btebbina and
aiftocinlca induced fertiliiy into
f.everal typea of plant croh.-ea,
II V Hill I) PIIODKI.I)
(Jnc waa a croan between blue
wild rye and aquirrcl tail grist.
The natural rye plunt dom well
in the California, looihllln b u L
cannot atand drouth. Squirrel latl
grnhM la drouth rehihtanl but has
nplKen on It that in nicer, It dinner
oua for nlot'k feed. 'Jhe result of
the ci oua wan a plant rcsemblliiK
blue wild rye that waa drouth re
aihtunt and had pikes iesa for
midable than atjuirrel tail Kraft.
'ITie&e llrit croa.tca were ter
He aeedlesa. Ur. Htcbblrn pro
paualed them by cutting off Mcma
and atockn and coaxing thcrn to
mow, alongside home of the
parent blue wild rye planu,
This aftHOclallon with the par
ent evidently did some viood.
A ii ion 4, 000 blohhomA produced
by the accond-generation hybrids
the experimenters found a single
potent accd.
Tlie lone seed produced a plant
with a lew more good herd,
hrom tho.se begimitiiKK the new
plant hua grown autcehMully in
M'veial placet and It alandh to
become a new fipecien ol forage
grash, Dr. Ktebbtna said.
The geneticist alhO reported
on another way of producing fer
tile new plant typos. It 11 done
by doubling the number of chromo
somes or heredity carriers In
plant co lib.
I'OIHON IIKI.I'KI)
Colchicine, a poison derived
from a common plant, Ik used lo
oring tills about, ihe poison in
terleres with cell division. the
ba.sic mechanism of growth. H
does not, however, interfere with
the process by which a cell
doubles the number of Hn chromo
somes Jum before dividing.
A colchicine - poisoned cell
keeps on working internally. Its
chromosomes reproduce them
selves and It thua ha.s a double
set of heredity carrier.
Under certp.ln conditions this
overgrown cell will shake off the
effect of the poison, again
double Its chromosomes and di
vide into two cells, each of which
will have twice as many heredity
carriers as the parent cell before
It was poisoned.
These new double - hereflity
cells continue to reproduce their
kind Indefinitely and they build
themsclvea Into a plant resem
bling that of their untreated an
cestors but having Important
differences.
The process has beeD used to
Improve Brapes. bananas, pine
apples. But it can also Increase
the chances for producing a fer
ine nyoria in esse u is crossed
with some other species of
plant. It multiplies the proba
bilities for the pairing-off of
chromosomes from cells of an
other plant species into a com
bination that will produce a new
type of Individual. -
aaara, 5-5Wsr
. JOLLT KANNETTF.8
Regular meeting; was called to
order by Pres. Maureen Lyon, at
the home of Ruth Roenlcke. The
roll and minutes were read by
8ec. Jcanette Thornton.
There was a discussion on some
of the problems the girls were hav
ing with their canning. Alter the
discussion the girls Judged Ruth's
canning and freezing.
Members present were: Maureen
Lyon, Nancy Pruilt, Jeanettt
Thorton, Roberts Prultt. ChBP
lene Klrkpatrick, Ruth Roenlcke,
Mrs. Olodoskl, the leader, and Edith
Wallln a new member.
With no further business the
meeting was adjourned and re
freshments were served by Char
lene. Ruth Roenlcke
KARTII WORMS
The club held ILs meeting at the
home of Wayne Shanholizer July
29.
Plans for T-shirts and 4-H hats
were made.
Reports on Insect control was
given by Ronnie Robblns, Wayne
Shnnholtzcr and Jack Mltcham.
Following Uie meeting a picnic
and swimming partv was enjoyed
by all at Malln Park.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Dannie Alt.
Jack Mltcham
IIKM.EY SHEEP CLl'B
A lesson on the carding of wool
given by Club Leader Dale Flem
ing was the Interesting feature of
the July 30 mc6tlng which was held
at the 'home of Alvln Born.
Twenty-one members answered
Uie roll call Willi their birth dales.
Refreshments were served to the
group by Mrs. Born.
Marilyn Mack
JOLLY KANNETTES
Meeting of the Jolly Kannettes
waa called to order by Pres. Mau
reen Lyon on July 28. Seo. Jeanette
Thornton read the minutes and
called the roll. Members present
were: Nancy Prultt, Roberta Prultt
Maureen Lyon, Jcanette Thornton,
Charlene Kirkpatric, Ruth Roen
lcke, and Mrs, Ooldoski. the leader,
There was discussion on demon
strations at the fair. It was de
elded to have the next meeting at
tlie home of Mrs. Glodlskl. The
members will practice canning
peaches.
After the meeting was adjourned
and refreshments were served by
Maureen jjyon.
Ruth Roenlcke
Legal Notice
SbTlCt Or FINAL AciUNf
Notice ! liven hereby that tinder.
Isned Executrix of the Estate nt Mar
crll Sharbono, drcea.ed haa tiled her
Pinal Account in circuit Court ot Stale
of Oregon, for Klamath County, Pro
bate Divl.lon, and that aald. Court
haa Bet Thursday. September 4, 1932
at in o'clock a.m., .a the time, .nd
the Court Room of aald court an the
place lor hearing aim aeinini Ol aame.
uaico jtiiy .a,, inn,
Marian R. Zlefter,
Executrix.
J-31 A-7-14-31 No. 132
The undersigned Folic. Judge of the
Cltv of Klamath Pall, will recnlva
sealed htrta up to 7:30 p.m. August
inin, nina, lor tne painting oi winnows
and doors of the hangar building No. 42
at Klamath Municipal Airport. Speci
fications and bid forma mnv be ob
tained from Ih. Police Judge at the
City Hall. The city reserves th. right
to reject any or an nios.
Frank A. niackm.r
Folic Judge
..T-.7ri. l'i
NKWS, KLAMATH FAI.I.S, ORKC.ON
CLASSIFIED RATES
One day - per word V
Three Iays per word 11
Week Run p r word 20c
Month run per word 6:k:
MINIMUM
The minimum charge for any one
ad Is 60V.
BOX NUMBERS
Aiuwern to ads may be harullrd
through box numbers at the paper
for a service charge of 2&c
UKADLINKB
Clanlfled afls accepted up to 6 30
p.m. for following duy's publication,
up to Noon Baturduy for Monday.
Clasllied display ads accepted up
to 12 noon tor following day a publi
cation. ADJUSTMENT
Pleave make all claims for adjust
ments without delay.
Corrections or cancellation re
ceived by 5:30 p.m. will be made In
following day's publication, by 12
Noon Batunjay forMonday.
C UNIRAL HOMES
WARD'S Klamath fiincral Jlwii, 02A
lli(riBtrrt PhnJiK;.
I 'MIETINONOfiCES
KLAM' vt KAiX8AerieN29b
Regular meeting
every Friday
night 7:45 p m.
O. E. Hall. 9Lh
nd Walnut.
Vuiilng members cordially Invited.
Buffet hours 10:30 am. to 1 am
ALCOHOLICS Anwyniinu. Box M.
I'h'mc IHZ.I i i
2 " LOST AND FOUND
l()H'triSr.pi of i ifli-i tn wwtb
Ktc ot hjn MounUin. L. II. McCrory.
Ht 7 n.x 4KJ
LOST, NKW BOOK. "Now We're l
Iini,'1 wrrk In downtown Mte.
probably Miller or Marvin or 1--folnlei
Plre vail Hulh Kinf. Sill
dayi.or M'2 trr 6 p. nv
LOST. MALE Cheapnke, 10 mnnthi
old Sage colored. LirenK 3i27. Fhone
wm.
PET MfiNKKY lout two mil rielftw
D'jrrli imtclion atalion. Reward. Call
Shaita View Court in OorrU;
6 PERSONAL
sfANLfif" llm7PrfducU PhoneSflOB.
ATHENA ANALVZr.S bu-mrM mar.
rixK romance,
16 t3 Main
Ulenta. Photic tWl.
MRS. ROBERTS
BORN PSYCHIC
Telli your pant, prf-aeni, future. Can
overcome all obnlat le that keep you
from lucre! health and happine!.
WIS So. Sulh. Klamtth falU. Oreion.
10
SERVICE
HOOFING, concrete. carpentry, odd
Job. Bv -killed craftaman. Phone Ott
Cook. jftM JH0 So. Sixth.
DRIVEWAYS PAVED or resurfaced
with anphalt black top. t H.A term.
Call Jahawk Prtroleurn at C1HH ot
87H8. Free tlmate gladly. BOBCO
Paving Inc.
ALTERATIONS. Guaranteed. Prepare
now for back to achool. Anita'-. Phone
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Lacy Kin.
Phone 3333
LAWN MOWERS iharpened and re
paired. All makfa. Jaroh-on aulhorized
service nation. Troy V. Cook Company.
340 So. Sixth.
Legal Notice
NOTICE Or HEARING OT
FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby nven thai the under-
tined lui filrd his Final Account u
th Ad minti tr tor with the will an
nexed of the Estate of Garrett Brad
nrr Coxad, deceased, with the Clerk oi
the Circuit Court ol tn Mate oi urcgun.
for Klamath County and. that uid
Court hai et Tuenday, the 19th day
of August. 1952. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, as the lime, and the Circuit
Court Room in the CoarV House, at
Klamath Falls. Oregon, u in pio.
for hcar.ni objections. If any. lo said
Final Account, ana in leuitmeni
thereof,
Dated init imn aay oi Juiy,
WILSON S. WILEY .
Administrator
J-17-34 31-Aug 7-No. 103
NOTICE OF SALE BY
UNITED STATES MARSHAL
Notice ti hereby given that pursuant
a. iitx-for at uie enterred by the
United States District Court for the
r....r.-t rtf nrrtnn an Jtllv U. 1932. In
a cause pending in said Court entitled
H. tj. wiiy ana m. ot. vinnnw, uu
ing business under the assumed name
and style of Lilly & Valentine Truck
ing Company v. Great Weil Lumber
Corporation, a corporation, and Carl
Rudeen. and Klamath County. Oregon,
a municipal corporation. Civil No.
4401, I Jack R. Caufield. in and by
said decree appointed to sell the prop
erty described therein, will sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder or
bidders for cash at the Sawmill for
merly operated by the Great West Lum
ber Corporation and located in the NEl
of the SEV ot Section 13. Township
23S. Range 9 E. of the Willamette Mer
idian, approximately 100 miles north
of the City of Klamath Falls in Klam
ath County. Oregon, near uipint, vtc-
gon. on the 27th day oi August, iwi,
at 11:00 am- the property in said de
cree directed to be sold or w much
thereof as may oe necessary to suiy
the judgment, interest, sales, costs and
expenses, lo-wit: .
the Nt1' of the SE1 of Sec. 13,
Township 23 S.. Range 9. E. of the W.M.
together with a complete sawmill sit
uate thereon and including the follow
ingr item, nf mvtmlll eouiDmcnt:
Hercules 3 KW Generator. 1 Koehler
14 KW Generator; U.S. Army Sign
Corps l'.j KW Gen. Motor .No. 63655
Model 1 M 21-A: 10 HP Hercules Mo
tor. Model ZXB Motor No. 31M87-3KW;
1 Model HXE 6 Cyl. Motor Stand and
Transmission No. 327206; 120 HP Red
Seal R-(Mu-3tHi. Oils luoior wun
disc clutch: 120 HP Red Seal R-6-02-1040
Gas Motor with twin disc clutch;
3S HP Red Seal F226 Clutch C-103124,
)-iftn.tlftn No. 1R.V.7. P. A. 244-302:
Hercules Motor 95 HP Model RXLD
137290 (8 C1.: l-onvey motor, jo h.
Red Seal F 266; Red Seal 55 HP Red
Seal F 286; Red Seal 55 HP M 290-423
Twin Disc Clutch for log haul; Lo
Haul chain and equipment; Chyrsler
Industrial S Cyl. Motor C-38. Ind -8-99
Serial No. 7990-Automotive Clutch:
Green chain motor: Continental Red
c-i Mn r icn.'rniii i.nr1 Clutch; Air
Cool Wisconsin 22 HP Model V.E. 4
c.riai ism Rtn:in4 Sneciflcatlon No.
36736; Wisco 6 HP Motor Air cool;
r.nl Water Diimoi, 1 swtlonar;
I portable: 45 HP Gas Motor Jammer
lor IXig ttaui: aniau na
i d 11. oH nig. and C.-irriase:
Krtrar: Trim Saw: Waste Conveyor: 3
Lath Machines; Green chain, capacity,
no .inn ft - i hmlftrs. Straw Burners:
Steam ntirfler: 1 Double Head: 1 Sin-
t. uABri. &nw and Fillns EoiUDment
Aluminum covered mill building, ap-
prox. bo x tan .
Dated: July 21. 1952.
Jack R. Caufield
U.S. MARSHAL
J-24.31 A-T-14-21 No IW.
S U'M M Ofik
Equity No. 24R
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
tub- rmiNTV nF KLAMATH
MAYNARD N. HR1CZ1SCSE. an infant.
hv and through Pete Hrtcxlscse, n
guardian ad litem, Plaintiff,
vs.
ELIZABETH ABERCROMBIE. some
times known as Elizabeth Hricxiscse.
To ELIZABETH ABERCROMBTK.
also known as Eliiabeth Hrlcxiscse, ue
iu rtM't VAK.tr nr TUf. STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint filed
g.nint vmi in the above entitled court
nn n. hrnr th fpxnlration
of four weeks from the date of the
first publication oi im """""""iv.
which date ii July 24lh. 1952, and if
rou fall in to appear or answer plain
tiff, for want thereof, will apply to the
ahnvo - ant tied eouri tor ne imw
P.v4 far in hi. ffimnlflin t . tO-Wlt!
t'nr !.. nf thiH court adiudelnc
and declaring the purported mnrrtaEe
between plaintiff and defendant void
and no force and effect, and for such
other and further rettel as in in
may seem lust and equitable.
TVile, aiiinmnni ( arved ii nun VOlt ty
publication thereof by order of the Hon
orable David H. Vandenberg. Judge of
the above-entitled court, made and n
lered on the 13rd day of July.
directing that auch publication be made
tn tne Heraia ana news n --
nnnor nnhluhed in Klnmnth County,
Oregon, not lens than once each week
lor lour consecutive wrrvn.
Date of first publication: July 24,
Dat of Inst publication: August 21
I95i.
A. W. Schaupp
Attorney for Plaintiff
loft Willtta Building
Klamath Falls, Oregon
f 4 7-H-St Nn, 131
10
SERVICES
EXCAVATING
Mobil Hhovel and Trench Ho
Bullriorrr Fill Dirt Topaoll
Cruahed Rork Driveway Cinders
Comprewor
CRANE BKRVICE
GRAHAM BROS.
PHONE SMI or KM
Septic Tanks Cleaned
Newest Sanitary Methods
AlAO
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines of Rooti, etc.
KD P. KINO
2434 Orchard Phone 6841
MKS7 A IJH ANT lup'plW, efutpment"
Hw JntvirJ, 2413So, Mh. Phone 3257.
CARPENTRY odd Job " ex peril
oV.ne Phone -!.
MOWING and rHking. Alio plowlnt
M Y. Jarrard. I'hone :if2.
C'kiAlNH" Uund.-ed and ttr etched
I'none 4H
CLSTOM If ARVESTINfJ. Barley and
nover with u- John Deere model
Si romhinca. Krlto Bros, Tulelakc,
and paperhanflng Phone
IA I NTIN;. Interior and exterior. H. L
I'none 4ZZS.
1IAV CUTTINO. and raklnf AlHplow-
lr,s. Mi(,ne 2-lflt
CI RTAl.'.S I.AI'NIJRY, .tTetrh finHh.
Kxpert eervlce. Heau,nable prlcea. CaU
4V,0;
SLASH TVTA. HU.fJ! rnilall the IliSrt
Key.tone Storm window, and atorm
,li,or. A-o Key.lcnp Prrluct. Co,
'iir.t I'ndrrwood lluil'lins, phone
12
EDUCA flONAk
TI.-HN YOt'H LONGHAND Irto Short,
nano Willi oltr.LWHITlNG The ahort.
h.-ind writt.n with ABC'a. Taught under
.pcciai rranrnise jy
KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE
7.13 I'jne Phone 4780
IIOOKKEEPLNC. ahorthand typins Slav
dred aubjerta, offlre maeblnM.
KLAmATH. business collsxik
733 Pine Phone 47 Hi
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
WANTED Stenographer part
218. Herald
WANTED Bookkeeper part time,
B',x Zrri Herald and New..
WANTED Hcautr operator, part or full
time. Call 3.116 or Soon, Houston Beauty
WOMAN'-Gcncral offlre work. Steady
position Good starting salary. Se.
Don Mclntvre, Local Loan Company,
115 No. lotn, evenings by appolnt-
NAME-IN COLD XMAS CARDS!
Sell like magic, pay you $100 cash per
rox. cxquitiie new .1 innstmas Lard
A,s"rtmcni. pay up to 100 per cent
prom finest line lor luno-raising. No
experience needed. Assortment on ap
proval. Imprinted Samoles FREE!
STYLART. 171 w. Ninth, DepL 116.
WANTED Housekeener to take full
charge home and two small children.
MU" nve in. pnone auo or J-OT72.
EXPERIENCED lumber stenographer and
general lumner office detail clerk.
Write Box 222 Herald and News.
RANCH COOKS wanted. Women to
cook for ranch families and ranch
hands. Board and room furnished, good
wages. Apply Oregon State Employment
Service. 242 Main. Phone 7701.
16 HELP WANTED. MALE
Opening for Young Man
Standard Stations Inc., has an
opening In its organization for a
man age 18 to 30 preferably. This
is the starting point for Standard
personnel.
Opportunity to Advance
Approximately $280 month to start
40 hour week
; Liberal Employe Benefit Plan
APPLY
STANDARD STATIONS Inc.
2nd & Main
As Approved by W.S.B.
WANTED, experienced service station
operator. Good wages plus commission.
Year round job. Also first class me
chanic. Can work by the hour or on
80 per cent commission. See Jerry, Bal-
siger inc.. rora oarage. TuieiaKe. Lam
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
For young men over 21 who have had
selling experience or who would like to
learn to sell. This is a good position
with a good company where earnings
are far above avcri.ee. Salary and
commissior. during training period. Will
interview 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Wed
nesday & Thursday.
Charles F Rogers Pelican Hotel
SALESMAN man or lady representa
tive. Major Lite company, experience
unnecessary. Box 218. Herald .
BARBER WANTED, H. J. Sullivan. Pa
lace Barbershop.
SALESMAN for warehouse grocery
speciality route. Necessary to be away
from home several nights weekly. Sal
iiry and good commission. Write Box
226, Herald and News giving full par
ticulars, age, references and name of
last five employers.
17
HELP WANTED
MIDDLE AGED couple wanted at bust'
ncss establbhment in Ashland. Office
work expected of lady. Minimum work
for man. allowing outside employment
if desired. Modern home as part of
wacfj, Must be people with business
experience. Post Office Box 485 Ash
land. Oregon.
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
BABY SITTING or Ironing in your
home. Phone 3791;
GARDENING. Phone 2-028&!
WILL CARE for children in my home
days or evenings. Call 2-1543.
CH1LLD CARE on farm. Phone 8918.
BABY SITTING wanted by 12 year
old girl. Up to 7 or 8 years. Call 6130.
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT. 607 High.
ROOMS for rent. 629 Jefferson.
ROOMS 10.-M High.
LOVELY rooms for rent S6-S7 a week
Close in Phone 4259
DESIRABLE rooms 922 Pacific Ter
race.
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FOR RENT, clean furnished bachelor
cabin, cheap. Inquire 2247 White or
rnune vita.
SMALL furnished apartment, utilities
lurnisnea. Also sleeping room. Close
FOR RENT. 3 room furnished apart
ment, inquire at lavz woracn.
LARGE THREE room furnished or un
furnished apartment. Nice view. $65.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment
centraiiy locniea. tau tniet or 9KtQ.
FOR RENT Two room furnished aoart-
merit, including combination electric
rnim and refritrcrntor. Water fur
nislicd. Clean, suitable for couple or
working man or woman, on back of lot
two blocks from Main. S27.50 per montb
TWO - BEDROOM newly decorated du
plox apartment, close to school. Phone
jt.iw.i or evenings.
APARTMENT for rent. Greer Apart
ments. 710 Main..
FOR RENT One bedroom furnished
apartment. 3426 Cannon. Phone S595.
FURNISHED apartment for rent 200
Market St., Apt. 1.
FOUR ROOM furnlRhed apartment, two
oearoonis, private Dams, smi per montn.
On East Main. No objection to amall
child under two years age. Inquire 3119
Appiegiue, oays.
FOR RENT. 3 large rooms, furnished"
anarlment. Close In. Hot and cold wa
ter, garage and heat furnished. Adults
oniy. t'none oousi auer b:.wj p.m.
FURNISHED modern bedroom apart
ment; t-iose in. Adults. ijnone ji .
TVQ""r do M moderna nar tm ent every
thing furnished Including linen. Ascot
Hotel.
FOR RENT: Redecorated two bedroom
apartment, private blh. rctrigerator,
r.is runite and gas heat. Call 2-o:)2R.
NEWLY DECORATED two room and
hath furnished an r I men L Gas eoutD-
ment. F.lectrlo refrigerator. Inquire 339
r.asi man
" JO "ilAt'lJIATi
MILLS ADDITION
M C rvrv 3 bedroom home full basement, oil furnace, l'i baths,
f) I sJ JJJ fufdwood floort. aDrinkler avlfm In lawn
ft nnNlce n,t 'bdroo,n
vPJ,UUU Large garage.
SHASTA WAY
yA cr Neat and clean I -bedroom home. Cnmpletely reno.
i'OKJ valed and redecorated Inside and out. Oarage. kt
100 X 100.
LhtliiKi wanted for 1 - I bedroom homes, amall luburbnn arreaapa.
farma, bmlness opportunltlea.
THE WINTON COMPANY Realtors
Room 301 731 Mala
LgW HAMMERS, Salesman Phone 6000, Evenings 5031
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
TIMKE ROOM nic.fy furnlihed p.rt-
m.nt- Private hath automatic haat. on
r.a.l Main. Convenient to railroad.. S30.
Adulu. no petj. Inquire 2119 Apple
sate, day..
FL'RNISHED one two. and thrta room
apartmenu. 133 to $51.50. all u till lies
pa lo. 4111 N 10th.
APARTMENT with gas heat also amall
cabins. SIS High.
N tWLY decors tad. nrtvata hath kiZ
chenetu. lUara heat eleetrle rane
10 week Res Arms Apartment
STEAM HEATED apartment with bed
room. 62S Oak St
CLEAN, furnUhed apartment. Air.
cooled. Adults. Corner Pine and Cedar
FOR RENT. 1 bedrnotn anartmanl
riectrlc heat Working couple preferred
26
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT Close In. Unfurnnhed one
bedroom large duplex for couple. No
pets. 137 month. 419 North Spring SL
Phone .1561 before 6:30 p.m.
FOR RENT: 22 acres nasture inrt air.
alfa, small house. Mood barn 10 min
utes to city center, one block to bua
line, inquire ana Appiegate. pays.
FOR RENT 3 room partly furnUhed
nuumw. . per monm. iau aniQ alter
j w p m
FOR RENT two bedroom house, nice
yaro, oatemeni in town, aw per montn.
Phone 6.T79.
FOR RENT, one bedroom modem
nouse. iurn .sued. sja. month. 2229 Biehn
uaa MMt7,
FOR RENT, two room unfurnished cab-
In. IIS month Call 6423.
TWO BEDROOM modem. US. Phone
FOR RENT Three room furnished hoa
Adulu only do pete. Inquire 43S Oak
Ave.
FOR RENT Cottage, close fiT Two
rooms and bath. Also two room mod
ern cottage. Electric heat Inquire 1756
RENT LOW Clean enmnttet fiim(.hl
house one or two preferred persons. No
ruumn pr amnns. n-n uok.
28 MISCELLANEOUS FOI RENT
BEEHIVE
TRUCKS FOR RENT
Move Yourself 6v V,
Kew Trucks For Long Trlpt
Pickups Stakes Vuu
BETHTV U-DRIVr, SYSTEM
BEACON MOBIL SERVICE
1301 E. Main Phone 8304
PIANOS and BAND lnsturmenti for
rent. Rent to apply on purchase. Kyle
Morgan PUnoa, 103S Main SL Pnon.
z-rooo.
rent 633 l&ain. Phone
BUSINESS buildine 1401 Eiolanade.
Haa living facilities. Phone 4101.
MOULDER TOR LEASE
New high output machine. Will lease
lor reasonaoie monthly lee. Box 204
Herald and Newt.
FOR RENT, good used refrigerator.
Repainted. recondiUoned. Guaranteed.
S5 per month rental may b. applied
on purchase later if desired. Fyock's,
phone a-2518. 1001 Main.
SPUD CELLAR for rent. Jerry Ahem.
Phone McrriU. 3191.
80 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LAKESHORE
3 building lots, lovely view, for
8500. each.
t
2 bedroom home onme half acre
near Wiard park. F.H.A. appraised
value 81250. Will loan 85800. at
4 per cent. Selling for 87150.
nouse '! years old. F.H.A. built.
One half acre on S. Sixth, corner
property, j oedrooms, living room.
kitchen, breakfast room, automatic
washer, near school and store. On
busline. Good foundation and ga
rage, for only 87950. Or will trade
for Medford property.
3 bedroom home on 2 .beautiful
acres, on paved street. Just like
new. nas narawooa iioors, lire-
place. Youngstown kitchen, 2 car
garage, workshop, room for 3 more
houses. One block from store and
ous. will take very good financing.
www
170 acre ranch near Merrill. Lovely
home, all under sprinkler system.
Planted to wheat, barley, alsike,
and cuts around 3 tons of alfalfa
to the acre. Can be had with or
without crops .
www
40 acres in clover and blue grass.
fenced lor sheep, a bedroom house.
lambing sheds, ditch irrigation. No
alkali and near town.
FRED E. FLEET
435 Main
Phone 2-3335
Back of Star Drujc
Dennie Coates, Assoc i at
Evenings Phone 2-1365
PORTLAND HOME with Income, fot
ul or exchange for Klimath Fall.
Give or lake, call Mr. Joilen. 3713.
ONE BEDROOM house, paved street
SI 500. $75 down. $75 a month for e
months, balance $.15 month. Stewart
addition. Phone 3308.
80x100 CORNER lot. East Main and
Darrow Now being occupied oy. used
car dealer. Wonderful buildln site.
CaU Dale Bleha 6420 or aee at 909 East
Main.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH THIS
FIRM FUR A17TIUN.
EVERKTT DENNIS REALTOR
m Na 8th Phone 8401
FOR SALE Three bedroom houw In
Mills Addition. Two bathrooms. Fire
nlace. Fenced yard, automatic heat.
Insulated. $16,000. Will consider smaller
place in Klamath, or tltewhre, as part
payment, rnon pjti. evenings.
nENTisT called Into service de
sires to tell completely renovated three
bedroom home with three room cot
taae rental or euest house. Well land.
acaped. Phon 2-W09 or see at 4633
Cannon.
kor SALE v owner." Modern "one bed
room home. Larae dining room, living
room, glassed in porches. Near Fair
view School. $3450. Terms. ILVtt Sar
gent,
FOR SALE eaiilty In two bedroom mod
ern home. Newly constructed and
meets F.H.A. qualifications. Call 8055
Saturday between 13:30 and 3:00.
FOR SALE by owner, nice modern
3 bedroom home well located In Mills
Addition at 3150 Reclamation St. Large
living room and dinette, utility room.
nice DUin-ins ana cioseis. uu jurnacv,
Venetian blinds. Insulation, garage.
Lawn and ahruba. immediate posses
sion. Small down payment and terms.
Phone s j lor iniormauon.
t.FAV.Nil TOWN, twn bedroom ' mol-
rn home. New American kitchen sink
and cabinets, good yard, full basement,
near Roosevelt School, Hotaprlngs. Call
PACK NINKTKFN
lOR UU
nom priced U aell, Lot 60x130,
"PAT" HOWES Realtor
MILLS ADDITION three bi'droom
home oi comfort and distinction.
Located on corner lot that is
beautifully landscaped with trim
lawn, ghade, shrubs and a pro
fusion o( flowers. This property
ha.s been placed tn our hands for
disposal to nice people who will
appreciate good neighbors, Prict
$11,000 FHA terms.
QUIET RESIDENTIAL street near
Kiwanls park, close to store,
school St bus line, 2 bedrooms,
finished play room, large living
room, bath, snncious kitchen.
utility room, fireplace, oil floor
lurnace, 2' years old. Price
110,500. PHA Term.
"Pat" Howes-Realtor 1025 Main
phone 3-3545 or eves -
Hap Davison
Bruce Owens Merrill
3871
4891
Our Teachers
Need Housing!
We need two 3 bedroom unfur
nished houses. ,Also two 2 bedroom
furnished houses or apartments.
Call Superintendent's office 6218 be
tween 8 and 4.
CITY
Nice two bedroom home. Solid
foundation. Separate dininjr room.
Lovely view. Only 86500.
Practically new three bedroom
home in Mills. Lots of builtlns. Sep
arate dlmnK room. Nice lawn. 1200
square feet of spacious living
space plus garage and large work
shop. CfeOIL KOLLENBORN
WITH
Newhouse Real Estate
3060 South Sixth' Phone 8832
.or 8743
63 ACRES
Extra sandy soil, small five room
home. Irrigation well.' 1000 gallons
per minute, 10 Acres Alfalfa bal
ance grain. Only 88,000. 84.000 down
balance in five years, t percent
interest.
Newhouse Real Estate
Phone 3-33879832
2060 South Sixth Street
CLOSE IN
Large 3 bedroom home.' 2 blocks
to Main. Spacious living nnd din
ing room, hardwood floors, mas
sive stone fireplace, beamed ceil
ings.. 2 full baths, large closets.
glassed in sleeping porch. lull con
crete basement, double garage.
Price cut for Immediate sale.
$12,000.
YALTA GARDENS
Very attractive 7 room home on
busline. Wall lo wall carpeting.
fireplace, well arranged Kitcnen
and bath. Extra bedroom and rum
pus room with additional fireplace
in basement. Move right in. f u.suu
Terms.
$650 DOWN
Neat one bedroom modern home
on North side, insulated, nice yard.
close to busline. Full price sjwu.
HOTEL BUSINESS
27 rooms and 4 room manager's
apartment. Excellent condition
throughout. Good lease, uwner
must sell lmmeaiaieiy, Tiuuu.
Terms.
48 ACRES
7 miles Irom Klanmth Falls. No
buildings. K.I.D. irrigation. 12
acres alfalfa, balance in grain and
pasture. Fenced. Domestic well
ana pressure system, jiuy uuu.
85000 down, balance 8600 per year,
including interest.
100 ACRES
12 miles out. Henlev school dis
trict. Paved hiRhway. irrigated, 65
acres alfalfa, balance paslure. one
half mile river IrontaRe. The house
is old but has modern conveniences.
Only 824.000. 812.000 to handle. Ira-
mediate possession.
FOR RENT
4 bedroom home near High School
References. 885.
HARRY VAN (Eves. 82041
JOE LEONARD (Eves. 3-0527)
JULIAN ABBOTT (Eves, 4960)
AL SCHMECK
REALTOR & INSURANCE
Asent lor .
EQUITABLE FARM LOANS
517 MaiR Phone 3211
FOR RALE acre, fenced, with small
building, across from Henley High
School or will trade tor city lot. Phone
5592.
ache .-nod soil. S.loo, aim Bisb
Write Iven Shaffer, 64514 Cottage at
3rd, Cor va Ills. : , m
FOR SALE by owner. Nine room house,
unfurnished. Four bedrooms, large liv
ing room, dintnfr room, kitchen, bath
and utility. Lawn with, picket fence.
Large garden i ready to can. Two rm
rages, woodshed, chicken pen, barn
$3000 CBsn. ! ai ftiismont uriv-i.
MODERN TWO bedroom home $4,000
unfurnished, or furnished, piano. Phon
4601. t ,
FOR SALE Income- property close In,
will take small house in Mills Add
tlon for part payment. Phone 8fl28.
FOR SALE, equity on five room hornX
on Vi acre. A630 Independent, phon
ina.
renf (Ii? Wt"
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