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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY. AUGUST 12, 102 PAGE TWELVE On The House The touRhest part of all this lorn repair and Improvement bus- la that you have to pav (or it. No matter how badly you need more rooms lor a growuut family, no matter how urgent a new roof mav be, or a new heating plant. If you can't pay for litem you have to borrow tho money, pay Interest I family budget on It and, eventually, pay It back. In this day ot wonder-drugs, Won. er-fertiltrers and what-not, you'd wonder that soinebodv couldn't fig ure out a wonder home loan one that would take, the patn out of the Well the expert think they have, The call It an "open-end" or "addl' Uonal advance" mnrlgag. Under this scheme, if you live almost any place outside of lexas, all you do Is to go the the banker where vou have been pavllut off it mum .. pi J ; m T MRM "!i '-Ml Youll save time if you make persons! number list ior the whole -family When you've a huny-up call to make ... or just for day-to-day convenience in making telephone calls . . . you'll find a list of the numbers you call most often can be a helpful aid to faster service. And because memory often plays tricks, you'll find your personal number list will help you to avoid calling wrong numbers, and save you time when you can't quite recall the number of a friend. If you'd like to keep your number list in a handy, personal directory, just call, send a postcard, ox drop in to your nearest Pacific Telephone business office. VV e 11 be glad to give you a free special number booklet. faster long distance service can be yours, if you give the operator the out-of-town number you're calling lather than just the name and address. That way, you won't have to wait while ifie gets the number from "Information" in the distant town. So, add out-of-town numbers o yor personal hit, too. d Hp to the youngsters k to remind them that no one can call them while they have the line tied up with lengthy conversations. And being considerate telephone users means that they . . . and you . . . won't risk missing important incoming calls! Pacific Telephone your home nioWagt. tell htm what Improvement you have In mind new kitchen equipment, or even onrpeu and he gives vou the wherewiuiall. Of course, you allll pav, but yuu don't feel It ao much. In the past, many families have (one Into deep water financially through Installment buying and Its heavy carrying charges, 'fills very thing, which bsnkers call "over extension of short-term eredlt," has been blamed by a Veterans' Amlnlntrallon loan guaranty olllcer for at least half of the veterans' home foreclosures In one area. To help people repair and mod ernise their homes. Title I ot Uie National Housing Aot provides for loans which ean be paid off, on the monthly Installment bails. These are popularly called FI1A remodeling or modernisation loans. You can find out about Uiem from vour own bank and you can take three years to Day them off. But these are still short-term credit. Such loan for $1,000 costs $31.00 per month to pay oft with Interest over three years. This Is often too much of a load on the average famllv budget. Con- ider the finding of an expert. Perry Prentice, publisher of Archi tectural Forum. House and Home, the Magatlne of Building, He says: A typical home owner may al ready ba oavlnc SoT a month on a V7.100 mortgage. Adding on addi tional payment oi aji.wj wouici bring his monthly payment to more titan . Tills outslre monthly payment Is clearly out of reach ol most home owners. "Thus." Mr. Prentice explains, "needed nronertv renalr and Im provements are neglected or cut down and the hard-pressed owner Is obliged to settle for the cheapst materials and the most Inadequate equipment available." tn contrast to the short-term 131.90 per month for a three-year loan of 11,000. when a mortgage still has ten years to run, the same $1,030 can be spread Into monthly pavments of $10.61 at 5 tier cent. If vou figure up $31.90 per mouth for three years, you'll find vou wouia pay sms.iu ior ine ire oi $1,000. Spreading It over 10 years at $10.61 per mouth, you pay a total of Sina.M in Interest. However. If you figure your ell- lovment of a $1,000 Improvement over a period of 10 years worth 937.33 per year or a little more than ii per month the Interest charge Is offset. Most people seem to prefer to think in terms of low monthlv payments rather than In comparatively staggering amounts, anywav. Lenders In general are enthusi astic about the "open-end" mort gage Idea. When home owners nave their mortgages partly paid off, the security of the properly Is con- sicieraoiy encnanceu- ine oorrowers have . established themslvcs .. as sound risks and open the way for more investment. Last year, sav ings and loan associations alone advaced $S7 million worth of addi tional advances on old mortgages. One handicap In popularizing the Idea has been the need and cost oi title searches, in nortnern new Jersey, title lnsuranc for a $1,000 additional advance might cost as much as $110. In Pittsburgh, as much as $180. However, a tl'le company headed by Srnalor Irving M- Ives ot New York has decided to circumvent searches anv place In the country by substituting own er's affidavits, certifying that no liens have been placed on the property. This procedure will be done for $5 per $1,000, minimum fee $10. What art the buss In this kind of financing? We called up C. Harrv Mlnners, president of the Bankers Federal Savings and Loan Association In New York. "What do you think of the open end mortgage?" we asked Mln ners. who Is known as a wise and friendly counsellor to borrowers "Wonderful!" he replied. "Iff absolutely wonderful!" "Wonderful for whom?" we asked. "For the bankers or for the home owners?" "Wonderful for both," Mlnners said, "especially for the home owner. It gives him sn opportunity to enjoy many of the so-called luxuries without hamstringing his family budget." Vara CPl. RICHARD HAFER, (above), hat been terioutly wounded in Korea and it now recuperating in an army hos pital, according to word re eeived hare by hit parants, Mr. and Mrs. Horbari Hafar, 308 E. Main Street. aawisii(iiniiaitj,,.ii ii i i .! H-fV.NVi-'''-:-i fit "Z '; CPL JOHN WOODS, I above I, U.S. Marina Corps, has been assigned to the Oakland Naval Supply Center after a year of combat with the veteran First Marines in Korea. Woods attended Klamath Union High School and was employed by the ' Southern Pacific railway be fore entering the corps. He is the son of J. R. Woods, 312 N. Ilth Street. STUDENT LIVES IN CEMETERY NEW YORK UPl A Lonir Talsnrt student will live in a national cemetery for the nrxl two years oecsuse ne suomutrd the high hid for rent on a house to the U. 8 Army engineers. The one-family frame home and two sheds Is lo cated on farmland purchased by the Army as an addition to the Long Island Nnllonul Cemetery. It Is estimated the graves will not reach Vincent J. Gricscl's front yard until his two years are up. He Is a student at the Long I.ilsnd Agricultural Technological Institute. At New Orleans, the bottom of the Mississippi River Is several feet higher than the level of down-lawn streets, snys the National Geo graphic Society. Heard about rtRPM" ?. .Users say it doubles engine life TV : y -tm ' . ..:, :.")4vv d-Jmm. v..!...,, .. ........ . , ... ., "-'-r-irfy-1-1,(liiVfirr-Ti,.jl,J 4i K x & 1 . , r ' ' k S ?"f . r ''' !' ,4 lumberman reports af the im in nearly twice the mileage" Most of us roeasore engine wear by figuring the miles since the last overhaul but a mechanic figures it with a micrometer. A mechanic at Timber Products Co., Medford, Ore., checked the wear records ot four engines. Three averaged .018 wear in 75.000 miles. The fourth, usin Heaw Dutv "RPM." nhowAH miw half the wear in 130,000 miles nearly twice the mileage. Timber Products Co. says, " 'RPM' cut wear to the point where it more than doubled engine life." Reduce your repair bills! Change to Heavy Duty "RPM." We take better care of your car mm H .in ' I W3) t I CLASSIFIED RATES One dny por word 4c Thrrt I)y ... wr word Hi Wick Hun prr wind ao Month run por word U5c MINIMUM The lulnlmuin chniii for miy one d U buo. UOX NUMUKKH AiiKWrm to HtU muy bp hniuilrd through box mini tin a tit tho pupot tor ft irrvlrii clutiiio of 30c DEADLINE CU.tltlrd fit HiT(ptid up lo 6::t0 p.m. fur followluu tiny puulUulioii, u u to Noon tfuturduy for Mondny C'lii.MUrd dbpluy ndn iumtiiUhI up to Vi noon for HU lowing dny a puuii cm ion, L AUJUHTMKNT PleuM make ull tlulms for ndJUHt nitintn wilhuut di'luy. C'dnoclloiu or ciuiccllullonH c cplvod by 6:30 p.m. wdl bft mitdu In following dny' publlt-Htlon, by U Noon StituivlHy rur Mondny. IN MEMORIAM IN LiA'lNlJ inrmnrv 'ut " itir liiicril nil alilvr Lliutn Mum Muiitlty, wliu uauvil Wy Atlglial 13. IUM Am lovvtl hft m full lir. In iiintitMV ! It alwatt Mfr. luvrtl. rrtnvnilirirtl ami Ion fed tor, always Itrltiiing licit I Iran. MImt. rlhr. Kutri ami Hrnlhatr C FUNERAL MOMli WAHira'KUinathViiiiMalltimt, WiW Itiiti Htwl. I'luina XW. 1 MUTING NOTICES Neiglibors of Woottcrnft Meet in K.C. Hall, 4th and Mitlu. 1st mid 3pJ Mondny of rnch Month Vlilllng mrinberi welcome Bus M. AXCOHOl.lC'd Aiianynuim 2 LOST AND FOUND U8T IMIU "tan "color." i4rt Hull uart Uarhaliuittl Natiirl Titiiy, au-aiNrtl from irain No. July Ja itotwovit tit fvnv and Klamalh Kalla Mr wo id t( fvrvd (ur rvuvry . I'liuna J xvl tfntlun 12A PICT MUNKKY loat two tiilUa ImIoW Dorr la HufMi'ilun alaltuit Mr ward. Call Nhaita view ititirl in liorrla. LOST llt.ACK ami whll KimluU HiirlnR r Jipanlal, riiiol, naturil litMi . Htrayatl frtitn (Unloy i-iihi irtmiitln. Hawaid tr rvlurtt. "Pup' Uavla At tlrnlay High 8TAVII' to our iiuino', ntala"gio alUrn. phmta a 21 H, PERSONALS UTAN'iXV Horn Ti'd m r la" hona" MNNROIKHTft' RUIIN I'HYCHIC Tall your paai, prvaant. fuiura. L'an owrcom all ohataclaa (hat hvap you irom aucreaa naaiin mn nappmvaa. 4itin So. ftiattl, KlaniAltt ralla. Otu WANTtD tjily in liar minium thrv room aiMirtmenl with tililar lady Sluirv ipcniva. sio I'm. I 'hona J.J.H.T 10 SERVICES EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hna Bulldoier Pill Dirt Too Cruihad Rock Driveway Clndon Comprr.wor CRANE UKRVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6MI or RA!r9 ROOiTn 11. roncrela "carMii I iZ i7( Joba. 11 y aklllrd era t la man I'huita Olt k.ooa. wv jaw no i in. DNIVrWAYS I'AVK!) or rvaurfara wun atpnau diaih iop. r.ll A. Irni. Call Jay hawk 1'etrolaum at 7iut oi tnm. fraa atlmalai (ladly. UunCO raving inc, A LTC HAT 1 0 N S. Gumrni7d'. foipmn now for back la chool, Anita', 1'liuns SKPTIC TAtOC cl.anaXXTcr"Rrl Phona 3333 CaWN MOWkllH aKa r w ned a ru. "7 a paired. All niakva. Janilium auUmrliad arrvica aiauon. 1 ray v. f.ooH Company. M0 Ho. mlh. IIESTiAtflANT iupphea. rtiuipmrnf Hap David. 3I5 H. lh. Ihfna CAHl'aCNTMY - odd job ' irll don, l'hona 1-MM. MOWlNQ "and' raklnc' AIo ptowltttf H- r.Jarrard. Phona C0KTA1N8 launda o and IrairKad Phona 4014 HAY"T:tITTlNi, rkini and"nauling Phona Mill. PAINTING TH17. ad paDarrvanum Phona PA 1 NTlNU. mtrrlnr and a tar I or. II. L flrown.Phona 4230. HAY CUTTlNcfTand rakjniTlao-plow ln Phonaa-ionn. CURTAINS. I.AUNIJtlY. irlrh"fln1.h. tipart aarvlca. Iteaaonabla prlcaa. Call aao. rOH NKW7abr!c iiniin ?..V"r"ar""br homa. Call Jt-HfW for VAD-KPnA Y. RKMonrXINtl and repair-. Kirrrt carpontry. WO JOD loo mall. Call Mr. Mlllan CU7. Legal Notice NOTICE IN THE CIHCMIIT COURT Or THK RTATK OF OHKCON rOH KI.AMATII COUNTY In th Matter of Xhp Kaui of Glvnn Krnt. Deceuar-d. Notlra I Itrraby flven that wa havn oaen appoiniaa txecuiora of Ilia aalata of Olann Krnt. dcrraaed. All pTimna having, clalma ainlnit aald aatata are required to prrnvnl lhm tn tta, with proper vouchfra. at tho nflre of (;. nnng UanmiK. rirat Frdrral Huild- ing. Kiamain ram urcaon. with n alx month from Aufuit 12 l.uXi, whlrh U ma aaia of url ptiiniratlnn of thi nolle. . Karl Rnthwell Krnt and Rolxrl Arthur Kent, Exrrutora Canont & Gun dob Attorneys for F.xecutnri A-12-10-26 B-2 No. 141 NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF Olt KG ON FOR KI.AMATII Cf II IN TV In the Mutter of the Kitnta of We. ley O. . McNea Hr.. Deronard. Notice la hereby given that I hnvn necn apnomiitu Kxecmrix or the enlnte of Wealey I). MrNer Hr. All peraona: having vlalmi aiialnut aald en In to ate required lo prenenl Ihem t( me. wllh proper vour nor, ai ine ornre or Cin nong A Gaming, Fir. I Fcdnnil Hulld Ing Klamath Ktillfl, Oregon, wllhln tlx montha from Anicimt 12. 1(1.12. whlrh i the data of flrat publication f thin no- Elile I. MoNeo. Executrix. Ganong eV Ganong Atlnrneya for Executrix A-12-lD-ao-S 2 No. 142 NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL 8F.TTLKMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KI.AMATII COUNTY In the Matter of the Eatale of Her man Srhmor, Derenaed. Notice la hereby given that I hnvn filed my final arcount of fhe admlnla tratlon of Ihe above entitled ealnte and that tha Court haa appointed Septem ber Iff, lOfla. at 10 a.m. an (lie time for hearing objection to inch flnnl ac count and the elllement thereof. Henry firhmnr Jr., Executor. Gnnong eV Gnnong Attorneys for Executor A.12-10-2(l-S 2 No. 14.1 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Tn the Matter of the Eatate of J, E. FRANEY, Deceaied. Notice Ja hereby given thai I have filed my final account a exerutrlx of tha ettat of J. E. Franey, dcreaaed, and that the Court haa art Sept. nth 10!2, at the hour of 10;X a.m., aa the time for Ih hearlna of nhinrtifma aid final account and settlement there- 01. Dated this 2nd day of August, HM2. Caroline S. Frnney, KxerutrlK. J. C. O'Noll, Attorney for Exec, A-s-ia-io-ao No. lis QUERN 'H OOUHIN KOBI1KD LONDON T BurHlnrn trnt nntlquo sold nnd silver vnlued at 500 pounds $1,400) In a nlKht mid on tne country nome or MnJ. James Bowes-Lyon, counln of Queen Kllznbeth II. doIIca m. to SERVICE PFAFF' BM.m HKItVIOt CflrliriitliiK niir UMh vnir III cwinii iiiiu'hlna budiiexa Atiiioinw'liiu that thr now Zlu 7.ng ' nrwnill iiiat'lilll 1 ,1'1'' Coiiw III todv and ar liw II arwa IIKr inuillc. I'lume or write In fur a free hiiina drinimntriilUui. HKWINM MAftlllNK rll'lltVIC'K KXfllANOB Main hi, ;; Phiiiie an 1 Septic Tanks Cleaned" Neweat Hnnlliiry Methnla Alno ROTO HOOTKIl SKRVICE .. Clrani Bower Linen ol ftooU. alft r.iy r kino JUi Orrliaril I'liono (841 13 IDUCATIONAL ritrr. iNNTiiin'TKNa"'liv"itiiinnrTtS . .lint-lull III III. IAI..I of tff.hliin tllli:h... , 1 hr.v air the ilni niMtlv. lili ll. Il.4 . lit lh hni.liuig i,r wunifit'i mihI rhilil. irn'i dIiiiiii Will or 1-4II fur .tipulnl. mriil. Wr (iirltl.li nil ninl.rUI UMll , Oitf" Kililov rvriilnj, iinlil II pin. .SIMir.lt hKWI.NIi MACHINE 1X1 nil Main I'lliin I.&M1 llii(iKKIc(IMrlu.ihiirlnaml lTi)lnaio. itl.il mhj.i'la, nfhr. m.uhlnM KI.AMATII Ul'HIN.'SN L ll.l.KUB M fill. I'nn Ta TliltN V' Hill I ONOIIAN0liitn Blmrt. IiaikI wlllt HPr.KDWIUTINd. I'll .Itorl ' hnnt! wrlllrn Willi AllC'fc TnuaM UltU.I Pff.-I.l I'ralultlM liy Ki.AMAiii iiiiaiNEai cni.i.Knc T13 l'lji I'hoii 4WP ' 14 HELP WANTID, flMAll WII.1. ei-taiicr rental of tfire room moiiarii apaiiuient fur iiart lime hou ' work fJlvt rvfvranrea. II ax 3JO. Herald cat-til Newi WANI EIJ Uitv liou tacr7 for" fain ' II) u( uita, (iMllllia pariitaiianl Roma, Ht(l Wain, riMiiii and Imaul Mr f. il Kavflt. .Ki.l No. l Bl , lhavlaw. Orajoit WANTCI) HookhrrtMr nrt lima. It.., llt-ialil and Newi. RANCH COOKH waiiird "AVomar, U riH.k for rant.-h famili ana ram lianils- Itiwtril and r.min lurnUhed, (iha wuijoi. Aim.I) Oroami Ktnla F.iiiilnymanl Mt'ivlrr. -JU Mnlit Plum T'iOi. , Wi:I,CuMK WAUi)N itaja . iwning (m MDiiiaii Under 4.1 Wlllt mMtillal QUall Ufnllom II in Ine vtit(leitca hlenf.ll ' Mnal have a allable car and lna 1 Wiitfltt llux xu llaiald for 1'artMMtal ' .1 inlrvirw j I.AUY l.tr part time kitchen wirk7"n! Stilulu) ur (ill(laa. fall WANTED wt-rotary f.-r Inturitifn of flea, tnttitaiue t aporient utetarrait out nut altavltllrly nmaaitrr. Mini te aliLf to talte kh tllctallon. Apply b. , lM-evn hi.tir r a On antl ft oo pm m Uy aftMii'iiitirnt Chilrote Inatiranrs AiiTnn, 111 Nurlh uih. Thone aaju. ItnuhKKtrvr.H fur farntly "nf ' limf ' t'hune WJ4 Uayi, Uunanaa aflal" 7 p in , W A ,N IT 1 1 " W c M A N "coot aiTrM'lpr"ri ' ranch, hteatly work, pi ivate livmi tjuariora and iood pay. Aom 2.14 Herat and Nw, wANrr.D '"fcxrriiiKNCKD ra'ii f wnar and purla war aula fadlas 1 No other nan) aurdy. No pltune calls. Apply Anita hltup KXI'llHltNCru ulaalariiaa io7laiaial ' rl)' to wear lmp. I'hune VU21. 16 HELP WANTED, MALI It A it It fit WANTED. H. J, Sullivan".-! . a- U-iIht1i(ii NAI.KSM AN for "'ware hu UVrtirtrj . IKK-U1HY route. Nacataary In hs aw at , Iront Itiimr M-varal nifhta wet-kly. arv and iikmI rummluion Will lint 334. Herald and Nrwi gtvliti full par lirulari, ana, relerancas and nanve ot flva amplojei. t CAR JtKI'At R M AN rab4irristii r H 31V. an hour Axe limit U to 44. Call larval Northern Hallway MM, WANTED eumaona to hale 100 tons"ol . meadow ha, l.lod Olft. ANNOUNCING ; For Your WANT-AD ; SHOPPING CONVENIENCE :; SEVERAL NEW ; CLASSIFICATIONS 28 REAL ISTATl WANTtO 29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 39 FOOD PRODUCE 44 MACHINERY Intlex munbera on some rlnaalflca- , tionit hnvn been cliuiwed. Thin will . chatiKC Hie lncntlun of llioae cliuui. " Kk-atloiut In the want-nri rnltimna. " Following la a new, complete '. ' Index Of ; CLASSIFICATIONS A CARD OF THANKS ' B IN MEMORIAM C FUNERAL HOMES , D FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND ' ..' 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS $ TRANSPORTATION 10 SERVICES 12 HEALTH 13 EDUCATIONAL '' 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE " U HELP WANTED, MALI , 17 HF1P WAklTrr. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED .t 2 ROOMS FOR RENT 24 APARTMENT mo hut 26 HOUSES FOR RENT 28 REAL ESTATE WANTED 29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE tV 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ' 34 FINANCIAL LOANS ; 34 BUILDIKIR Kufinri iuii '. . 38 FUEL HEATING J FOOD PRODUCE 40 SQATt.PPTt.tDIDTt ii . --'vni..nugoiH . 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY 44 MACHINERY 4 5 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT V 46 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED , '. 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. 51 MISCFI I Aklrnnr ear 55 AUTOMOTIVE ; Get The Habit READ and USe Herald & News:; ACTION-PACKED .'t , RESULT-GETTING T WANT ADS ported Monday. PHONE 8111 FOR AN AD-WRITER