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Newspaper Page TextJANUARY 10, 1033 iURCH icmiisch vrm NAZABINK y Msrila fhone 4fff0 7 tMl Via. Bp Urill r eaiar f" ' anal w u araltig Worehlp , veig rattBM. ' anjellatle . asaanar IVem MVABT-MtNOX 'JJm MM 7iMr r 'r,f Jg llrlKin ealaeF uiurruT ' Ph.n. WU im r. noing ' ' agar ft two) ' men warahua i. MM League ' flag Werajilp - fraegar- All Famllf .j IPIICOPAI, Phona IIU , Ja-Ual, Cwtnw arctef . KIM Prarag l- MIRK ILL - HT MIHdION .. imUm Hall S lev frtwl .laalgi MTVIW ATION ASMV , Phong I ears, aera Miiw 4 HI aartooi MM! ling A ler Cllutt k' aa Iwi y ilaea Me aurrh iMUnf ) njrt haitist 'A and Huh VVW. r. TeaiplM i aerwoi ! alaa Wnrshta ' M People stag Worahlp morn aim Christ DAY MINTS IM riuat 4B1I IT ANr muwm meeting iv awnooi ilay ual tiiiwlir illef ateelety Tueaday irr saaiuroer inf ktrvM Sunday mhin mtaanf y rhool I iaBgai' " itU. Wedneadar 'i. ba Boclely Tuesday - aarr Tueeoay SerVIC unoay !mni CENTER 'ar-a Mat Kadrj MiKerd aauag tehool WonM TABKRNACI.B t and Maryland ieT. D. Busy ' ,M Warship . "'ina Worship iMay and 1 Seja. ""a" Wonhlp 'fMWOTT CHCRCH NMaylartallt ' "f im mnr aiaa a. ra .wi or CMBtjlT ' .- ... Claim I aa Wonhlp ay lbClaal ' a'Mnt MisitoN " X4 c JNtia ; tt -TORONTO, m to (kzrth Sunday DIRECTOR ho;: MhTimniNT MilH Orvvon Wv rml (' NanniNtin B " I in lumUv Hriiunl II m in -Miii..g Wonhlp a 41 in Yitiiin lott p n - KvanurMillr i m p m -ttediittadar UitiU Sludy ltKOItiAM I) ( f( lt( Ol JI'HI H CtlKIHT OP I.A'I'IKK DAY MA! NTH DHt ml I'liim lton S 017ft II ('l a fh - MmmiIi Wii t Ip m ( III KVllll)g VV Woirlilu - r rlluavftlilp MUST (IIUtHTIAN Win anil rux I'himt MM lirv (iciiiKc Aluci 0 41 a m . IlittlP K ti'.ol II iff a in Mot rung Wflilp 0 0 i mi -('ltiiHnri f.nilravor 7 'I l III llcll lllg WlfMlllfl im V1.(ii..ilflit-. ft mitt M'vlhtg I'IK.IflM IIOI.INfKH l.t(l Wanllanil I'luin ftJBi rv il V Wravtf 41 am- Mimfay Ik hol II imi a in M lug WiMihtp II Wi i im - VI'H f U) i tit .Kvangrlutie 7 :w p im Woii'traCay rrar Mat-lilt AKhKMIil.V OF iC)l Hvv. L'lmirln (j, WotiO -an Oak d 41 am Kunilay ftrtiool in a it- - Mom nf Wmslilp 0 11 p im Yn-ith hetvira 1 W inKvangrlltlir 7 JO p im Tii. .() i.njw, Prar Karvit looo a m.Tiiur (tiv I'nwr Karvn a 7 30 p m Tnuittlny- Worthip Htrvicc JCIIOVAII'H MTNK.SHKS IU3 N fclh 7 49 pm -Walrhlowar Btudy I'lltMT "OVKSAST til Walnut J'hnna U17 rrl C fltft.m fl 41 am ftumtav Krliiif.l II im a in. Miiiniitfr Wnr.hlp 7 41 p m Kfllnwahlp Hour IW p m WntMfMiay luiila Study, lia)r KLAMATH M Tlll lt V Crr and t'frwont I'hona 34A2 Itrv Itvin T t 45 a m - hitmtav .Hrhmii II 00 m M mill tig Worship i Wi p,in.-hMior IrtjAgtitj rAI.VAKY It A ITIS f. Mam and (Jfdn lift (.rail) t. r.itrt 41 a m - Surety lU-ltDOl II jO 0 iii - Mottling; V.'nr.Mp v n p hi 1 1 Mining i iiiuii 11 p m. r veil nc Wiirthip 6 00 p in WnlMridByI'rajar Mtitig VKAVK MKMOHIAL I'ltLSItYTLItlAN 4431 S Ath Phnr, 50 Ilvv Dwayna I. Pruatt '.ft a m - NtiM-Iay lH'"hiKl 1 1 OO rn. iiiitla amoail II ntl a m - Muri i'ig Wortl.lp 7 oo i in 3r Wta.n.iniiirr 1.00 p m K rn:ng Wuihip HAI'TIST .MISSION STM Ikcpflrt Pllran Ct Hrv rrt-0 Tarjilra .30 a m Sunday ItrJitiol 10 43 a.m Mmnli g Writh'p 7:00 D 111 - rvrilrg VifhlD 7.00 p in HiufMlAy - Young Paoplt KLAMATH TF.MPLK T7 Plna Pl-ona ft323 nav ii n Annerton Rav Warnar llork. a-a'L 41 m Sunday ftriiool II oo a m Mtirni.ig Wnrmhlp :0 p m.OvatcOTiirr tarvlra 7 3 p m.a-C.vangriui. 7:43 pm. wiiiacta iiioi Biuay I'ravar Mctttlna t 49 p m. rrtdar Yuutig laop! first pri:sbyti:ria lh and l"na Phona Till Ha. David narnttl Ji. i Ztn a m Sunday S-'ho..! B J a n Murnlng Wniahlp 11,00 a m Sunday School roo a m Murning wot snip I 00 a m Junior Church 5 41 ii m. Pamily Night i 4.1 p. iii Jtinlnr Wrttrnlniilar 4 p m Srnmr Wcilmmtitrr . irsuicry upen ir an aarvicati KLAMATH RKVM'AL CENTF.R mas Mitcht-ii Phona 3 0730 Mr. and Mn. J R Grtlllth n04K. a m Sunday Brhnnl 11:00 a in Murning worahlp 7:w p.m. KVAiigfiiiitc service T.OOp.m Wedneiday lllbla Sludy and I'ravrr T.-Ofi p m. Triday Blbla Studr ti4ft p.m. Saturday Young Ptopla f'ltt'Hril OP f'lIKIST 1714 Arthur Phona 1-1140 10:00 i m.-niMi cuiin llKto a.m. Morning wonhlp 7 so p m. Mutual r.auiraiion w p m, wtMinraaay inula oiuny The bed compliment vou can pay the ser mon is to brinq a friend to hear the next one. .t afa! a e : '.x ,J TayT lnn.Ti J&ltVnTI. a Ml Tlaf IT ' Osnk, The Flril Church ol Christ, SclanllH, " ..i ,:?' teataMM. Mast. tMl and) Wathint'aa tvllrMe.aa. VtlsMtvas. awiat Waaalae. 1:00 o'ctack. aa Sybiect, January lo .'ft '- are aar 1.1.... d. i: D aivnwe ruuinv txwum llock From Herald and News :.:::t-Sat. 5:30 p.m. - KFJI Tr;i LAW WHICH HEALS" rl'ftSlaaBjg-Bjpg OPPORTUNITY TO EDVYN B. RUPERT CANADA, CONDUCTING EVANGELISTIC AND DIVINE HEALING SERVICES Friday - Saturday Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Also Sunday Morninej at 11:00 a.m. . Rev. Rupert hat a Holy Ghoit Ministry . end encouraqot the movinq of God Spirit. You will enjoy the Sinqinq In the Spirit ' The Full Gospel Tabernacle Altomont and Maryland Sts. Pattor Rev. W. D. Biqby I : 'U. ' . Til. i . . ... , onu mt pany win view in. inaugural parado IJan. 20) and open ttandt for other ipecfatort line Penntylvania Avenue in fronf of the Whito Homo lawn from fhe driveway to the preti dontial itand. Diroctly acroti the avonue it anothor covered itand to be occupied by press radio, toloviiion and nowsroel Highlights By HAROLD M.KAY Well I hf rr1ltK urn In. Kern nrn .... r....... i.n in iiuiur mc grurn honor roll for Din nemcaler: &cn. iorft. Mnrllyn Altman. OcrtrutJc IJriiinlcli, Liw rrrtirlckKon. fihnr- on Climitrr, IllU .Matthrws, Shirley Behorn Mid Louie Tauclicr. Junlorn on the nemencr rond Honor roll are: 'nl Taylor the only Junir.r on the thine, fjopho morrt who got the nrcraaary utralitht one avragc this nemcs trr ure: Hill Hechm -nH n-i Huhby. Krcnhmen were: F.'ilrv uiiidnt r, Twiln Oreen, Hrucv Hen. ry, Uomdea Mahan, Kenny Oat rum MISSION All Y BA1TIST 4134 Douelaa . C'- V. Ulanchard 10 00 a m hunday Srhool 11 laj a m Mornlny Wnrahlp 7 oo p m Tiainlny l'n:on Ol p in y.v.nltc W.ir.iiip 7 00 p m Thurada llible 8tud CMKISTIW NCIEME .. '"a Wa.hln at II on am Sum'ay r'c-lio-l II on a m -';m!av Vrrvlra a 00 p m.-WX .r.day Evenlni Darv-.ee OREGON TECH 10 00 a m -Sunday School FIRST BAPTIST sth and Waihineton Ir V. M Cau.ey S 43 a m - Sunday Srhool 11 oo a m Ktoniuif Wnnltlp n 13 p m Tralnlna Union 7 -n p m r-.-rnlnr Sa vlre 7 00 p m WadneMtay Vouny People SOU pm Wednf-.day Player Service 7.IOV l.l tllKRAN llth and lHah Phone 07VJ nr B. r Craef 0 30 a m Sunday School Bible ClaU II to a m. Mtrnlug Worahlp 8 30 p m yainlly Mglit laerond Sun dayii , 7 30 p m. Youth tlaanlpg trirat and Third Sundayai 7 30 pm. Married Couplea Club if'curth Sunrtavai S 00 p.m. Thursday Adult Claaa MT. LAKI COMMI'NITV Arttiur L. Rica 43 a m Sunday S-hool II on am Mornlne Wnr.hlp 7 10 p m Chrlitlan Endeavor ME It It 1M. FIRST PRESIIVTERMN H'V Onric A Milne 10 00 a m Sunday School I I OO a m Morning Worahlp 7 00 p m. Firraldr Srrvlre Nuraery Service CONGREGATION 4,1, SlOO Cardan Phone J.337S 0 43 a m. Sunday School II 00 a m. Morning Worahlp t oo p m Huh Srhool pugrlm lellouahtp FIRST METHODIST loih and High Phone 30SS nrv i.ioyo 1. -noway 0 43 a m Suntlav School II no a.m. Morning Worahlp 7 00 p m Youth Fellowahlp 7.30 p.m. Fellowahlp Hour AI.TAMONT BAPTIST Allamont Junior Hlsh School W 1. VOL. IT. Ml,ch'" Phone S.1030 - ... in. unoay rtcnont 11:00 am Morning Worahlp KLAMATH LATTER RAIN REVIVAL CENTER 1027 Wa.hr.nrn Way . Sev. Arl Slmnaon 10 00 a m. Sunday School 11 iKl a m Worahlp Service 8:00 p.m. Evening Worahlp SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST "'Main Phona J.24S8 a.m. naiuroay saonath school 11:00 a.m. Saturday Morning Worahlp 7:30 p.m. Sunday Ivangellatlc 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday Evangellatle COMMl'NITV rnt'Rcn OF THE BRETHREN 471S Brlalol Phona .110S Hev. Kdward lender :4S a m. Sunday School It 00 a.m. Morning Worahlp 7:00 p.m. Wedneaday Hobby-Craft Club FIRST rilllRril OF GOD aeoa Alumont Rev. c. H. Baalim 9:43 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp fl:43 pm. Young Penpla 7:30 p m. Evangelistic 7:30 p.m. Wednreday Blbla Study HEAR imnALP ft NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON I IBM 1 ! N 5a1 . .la Waa,.. rOVlOWina ifAflrJ from whifri PrMt.tn4-a.U4 CI..L , . representatives At KUHS and Wally Wur.drr. I uinriym.. n,W!.. il,. ..mniP nonor roi wiui a l a uraae aver arc; Hcmorn. Carole Adams. Ion Day, Beverly Fcrnlmen, Dave rrritrh. iJcnloco Kt-nyon. Kill Mat- j thews, Marian Meaner, Ellsc Nits- chclm, Pat Payne, Marian Ple.fer- ly, Hhlrlcy Plynale, Lcroy Porter, Antoinette Sclioonovcr, Shirley 8c horn and Louie Taucher. juniori,: Marilyn Brondl. Bllllliisr over or.c niirht at the J. R. Davenport. -Bur.an Geary. Sylvia DcLaps In Bakersficld before siart. Gcrbir, Ann Henderson. Dt na Lam propu!o3 and Ann rcrJrr:.on. Sorinomorea: Nancy Ambers, Oeruld Barker, Carkcn Barrett, Jim Ulanchard, Lerry Brlcc. Br-rn-Ice liu-llard, Jeanne Condrey, Da vid Dellcr. John Ellis. Betty Jucke iand, David Landls, Ethel Lcavcl, Mary Luce, Mary Ann Murs.n, Marilyn Murray, Susan Peal: John Robatctli. Wr.y.ie I'.cti-crs. Itcva eni'll una Eunice wellin.ni K'nn. iy iiopvin. .lnr)or:e Kollenborn, Grin Perkins Frances Ffefierle Caro'yn I'ljninle, DavlrJ rtccder. Patricia fiiilth. Den Taucher and Florence V.'nmsicad. While they dion't quite make the sentc-.tcr honor rail the foUow.ng people did make the nine u-ooV. nonor roll. Those making the grade arc: seniors, Jonn Juckeland The juniors that had above a 1 5 average were: Janls Bubb Oer aldlne Loomls and La Rayne Weed. 8ophomores were: Thomas Origs by. Zon Johnson. Representing tiie class of 1956 on the roll were: Joyce Howard Carol Larson and Marilyn Nancarrow. Saturday night the K club holds Its annual Whiskermo dance in the g'rls gym Immediately following ..... a-uuiaui-uian is rasa. game. Prices for the rir.nc l th n.n.i 35 cents stag and 50 cents couples. Tills year the prizes arc goins to be well worth winning. The boy n..n mi- oesj an around beard in the estimation of the iudi-e? will receive a Sunbeam shavema-s. tcr. The others will receive Gll- idle Safety Razors and noveltv prizes, The Judges for the contest will be unknown unul the prize win- una me announced. During the noon hour all this week the K clca has held its kangaroo court with his honor juase vernon H. Pryor presidnip. All boys wiio have shnverl in the contest staried were taken bc- ior jit.ice prjor for sentencing, finer tney were found guilty, ihe tuiiis . . en. mat Is the guilty I'iiriy, was gaily decorated with uinta. Dcaras put on very expertly by -the K club members who aisn served as the Jury. nno.ner tning mat should be good newa to tile boys who would like to win that electric shaver, K Club members are not elicihiA in ic iiisor. inat lets out several ""ja "in. would ouierwisi. hi. ma. jui vunicnaers for the prize Don't forget that Sunbeam Shut. master for the boy with the best J"1 "ound beard. That's at the "'"''"io unnce aner uie game "Hie Klamath KPlV" '2nl?.ht 8:30 0Ver KPJI. WhV don't vn.. ...nii m me stuaios across from ...a tuu.k aiuu5e ana see the broad, cast. That's at 8:30 tonlaht at R-ia.ii'. o.uiuus across uie street from v.ic vuui UlUU5e. DrySoilSaid Under Snow SEATTLE tin A Rnll tlon Service report that "powder dry soli Is being found beneath the snow throughout Uie upper Columbia River drainage area Klt .fresh conceH "mong '""""" rower omciais Thurs. day. In Its first 1053 nn nar.k port, the agency said there Is less snow than usual at this time of the year but noted the heaviest miowihii conies in February and March. What caused concern was the report, ot ory sou under the snow. Power officials said Oils means there may bo less runoff next spring and summer and possibly a more serious shortage of ground wnier auring tne winter or 1953-84. Presence of the dry soil, the re port said, Indicates the area has not absorbed enough moisture from recent storms to keep stream Thl. !. tliln. ,,U.1 al, l I .- , , War" m nut: j nj7,t Ml Piter snend'tiy a rnnnth in ,vai unAri y. ann wntte Brittany Of 1.4 were: Sharon Adam,, .cum ! rT'LL'L V...P ..ni "10nlh ! Spaniel. Red collar. 1953 Ueeme num. Svlvi.. r-. l.n.l . M..-.. .. '""'"J. rtjaiLj. nnne mere lost, around New .,' i, r '.. . : o- Jn Mrs. Thompson was Dresenteri w.th 1 temaie cucicrr pup rJj.u- t ' '. iTafi fk ii'M a Im JBjtiJiii.ii " ' fciBiingwcr By MR8. CHAnr.i:S DeLAP JR. Mr. and Mrs. Oray Brannon, Fay and Gaylc socnt Chrlvtmss In Ea-.anvlllc. Calif., veiling Mrs. Brannon'.n parents and family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard J.ickson, Judy, David and Kitty, left Dec. 23, and drove to Bun Martin, Calif., win-re tltcy aix-iit Christinas with the Hudson Barrow famllv. rmn. lnt me lonit trip to Lexington. Kv. They plan to visit in Oh.o, Florida and Alabama, returning home the latter part of February. Aehlcvemrnt Day for all . members of this community was held at Henley elcmentnrv Wed nesday at the regular PTA meet ing. Mr. Skinner presented plm to members present who had earned them the past year. Mrs. scott ntompson Is home new grandson who has been named Scott for his grandfather. Keno I aw ;. By MRS. JOE DF.GRANDK A3-C Gordon Ramsey spent a ! two-woe: Christmas lesve with I his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ! L. Rajriscy. He has returned to I Lowry Air Force Base, Denver. Jim Bunch and Jim Ramsey have left on a short business trip to the C0B-.t. . :- I Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeGrande and1 .,,,,,,....ramm1swK Christmas vaoatUon at Orchard Wash., where they visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Grande and Mr. end Mrs. Joel E. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Hank White and fam:ly. accompanied by Dolores Boatwrltht. daughter of Mr. rind Mrs.Jack Boatwrlght, are In Flor ida on vacation. j Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsey spent the Christmas hohdavs in : Remote. Ore., with Mr. and Mrs.; pofr,n3n- Jim did som? coast - 01 "sr."'? auring nut vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Crabtree have left for a winter vacation in Arizona. New Years Day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo nard Ramsey were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ramsay of Klamith Falls. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Corlls and family of Medforrt spent the holi days with the K. E. Smith family ot Keno. Youth Arrested On Murder Rap BELFAST, Northern Ireland Wi Police last niuht charged a Ul-year-old Royal Air Force man with the murder of a 19-year-old girl knifed to death on a road near her home last Nov. 13. The airman. Ian Gordon, had been stationed at an alrbase near the Whltcabbey home of the slain girl, Patricia Curran. She was the daughter of a Northern Ireland high court judge. CHINESE EDUCATION HONO KONO l The Chinese Communist government Is making over the nation's educational sys tem with emphasis on subjects dealing with heavy industry, re ports the New China News Agencv. Chinese colleges and college teach ers were subjected to an intensive course In "Ideological remoulding" in 1952. to get them on the Commu nist path. Teachers not pliable or adjustable to the Red ideas were weeded out. The Communists con verted most institutions into techni cal schools and also built more technical schools. Legal Notice . LAND EXCHANGE NOTIOE Notice la herebv atv.n that lh. anMi- Ing described national forest land In Klkmath County has been added to the area from which timhar tn t vn m exchange may be cut and removed oy -rooKtrsranion, inc. In connection with accepted axchangea 'Bureau of Land Minim.nl mitf-ii "ir" ma. 373 "K"i of land for limber under the Act of March 20. tula 143 atai im. Portlona of the NW' of Sec. 2. N's NE',, W',Wi,. SEi.SW', and NW.. SEU of Sec. 3. All of Sees. 4 and 5. . n H KI.MVI. 0, . Ill- Ann' W.M. All persons' claiming said' lands' or havina bona fid. ohiM.tinn. tn ,n. above stated action must file their pro tests with this office on or before the OI n i"ai publication thereof. first publication December 2. 1932 Last DUbllCatton Januarv IM lass R. F. GREEK Acting Regional Forester, PO Box 4137, Portland I, Oregon. an .an t-10. no. 363 NOTICE OF HEARING ON Notice Is herabv .Ivan th.t S !. filed my Final Account. Report of Ad ministrator With the Will Annexed, and ... Jgr uiainomion tn the Matter of the Estate of Joseph Michael Cro yin. deceased, and the Circuit Court . .oin ua.v 01 Jan uary, 1933, at the hour of ten o'clock a.m. In the circuit Court Room of the Klamath County Court Houie, Klam ath Falls. Oregon, aa the time and '"f ' ' haarlng of exceptions lo ntmuiii. ii any inare ne. BdWln E, Drlseoll. Administra tor, with the will Annexed of the Estate of Joseph Michael - viunm lUeceasea. 0-t4-4-18- iNo. a CLASSIFIED RATES One day per word 5c Three dayi Week Run . Month run . -.. per word 12c . per word 20c - per word tic MINIMUM The minimum charge (or any one ad la Mic. BOX NUMBERS Aruwera to ad trny be handled through. bo numberi at le paper (or a service charga ol 25c DEADLINES ClansKled ada accepted up to 4:30 p.m. (or following day'a publication, up to Noon Saturday (or Monday. classified display ada accepted up to 12 noon lor following day a publi cation. ADJUSTMENT Please mate all claims (or adjust- menta without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 6:3(1 p.m. will be made In following day'a publication, by 12 Noon Saluroay (or Monday. UNIRAL MOMIi WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 0-3 ii n atireal rnona 3. 1 MEETING NOTICES Rlam"aTk LODGE NO. 77 af"" AM will hold a spe cial melting Friday, Jan. Kith, 7:00 p.m. Work; In Master Mavm Decree. Visiting Breth ren welcome. Herbert Haneline. WM STATED MEETING OP MANZA.N. ITA Chapter No. 172, O E.S. will be held En. day. Jan. 16. at eight o'clock m the I. O O F. hall. Viaitcrs welcome. Helen McCornack W. M. Allen Betsch W. P. Regular meeting of Disabled Amer ican Veterans and Auxiliary will be held Friday, Jan. 16. in the K. C. Hall at 8 p.m. W. B. BINGHAM ADJ. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Saturday rugOL Box 50. Phone 34SX 2 LOST AND FOUND Yeara. brown Finder call 7077. wara. LOST CAR keyi. Phone 736S. PERSONALS JANUARY S! ClALt Two Crerr.e Oil PrrmarraU for the nrice of oe Vlam. ) ath Beauty Shop. Phona 7440. 135 North r-Kit.VA-;FNT aav-i. r$ and uo. Call S700. for early appointments. 4050 Shas la W'av. Jeanelieja Beauty Shop. BUSINESS CIHL to share apartment References. Box 373. Herald and News. STANLEY Home Products Poor. a rsba ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will "gladly help you. Box 2Q4. Pbone 3382. 10 SERVICES Plumbing HeatinQ B . c .' - Slop and Shop With TJs For Your Needs Where Parking Is No Problem Call Us For Repair Service AND SAVE MONEY I "WE' HURRY" e-v rt t UdVIS HlUmbinq CO. . 337 East Main Phone 7635 Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cieans Sewer L'nes of Boots, etc. ED P. KING 3434 Orchard Phone 8841 EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe Bulldozer Fill Dirt Topsoil Crush Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 5541 or 8859 movtngptt: Call 7425 Local-Loni Distance Piano and appliance moving a speciality a Transfer and Storace Agents Bekins Moving as Storage Peoples Warehouse Warren Bennet Manager "Since 1918" ELECTRICAL work done. No Job too small. Phone 2-1010 before 9 a.m. ana stretched PAINTING Interior and exterior. Low monthly payments. B L. Brown. Phona 4226. REMODELING and repairs. Expert carpentry No lob too email Call Mc- Mlllan. 903S. Legal Notice SUMMONS No. 110 tS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE rmtvrv nv vr iMitu Harold Lamb and Bill r.rr 4n- partners, doing business as Crescent Lake Store, plaintiffs, vs. Wayne R. Anderson, defendant. o: wayne R. Anderson, defendant: In the Nam nt th Stala nt rir.o Vou are herebv tiummnntt anrl r- quired to aopear and answer the com plaint filed in the above entitled cause within four weeks from the date i in m PUDiicatmn or this summons In the Herald A News, a newsnaper, which said fir-t publication date It the 2nd day of January. lfS3: and If you fail to to answer, plaintiff will take judsment agalnnt you for the sum ft S37P3. and for their costs and disburse ments herein Incurred. This summon published pursuant to the order of the Honorable D, E. Van Vactor. Judge of the above en- ii ura roun, aaifa xne ist aay ot Jje- vviuucr, ivd. . Donald A. W. Piper Attorney for Plaintiffs J a-lMg-lM No. 864 NOflCE"TO CREDITORS jyotlrc H hetjv giver, that the tin- aersignea nas been duly appointed ad ministrator of the Estate ot Fred E. French, deceased, bv th Circuit nmirt nt the Stitc of Oregon, for Klamath loumy. aii persons naving claims against said estate are notified to pre sent same, properly verified to the said Administrator at the office of hla attorney, Hcnrv E. Perkins 731 Main Street. Klamnth Falls, Oregon, within tlx monnths from the date of this no tice, which Is the date of tha first publication thereof. Dated January 9th, 933. Farle V. I.. Pa'-ner . Ad mini Mrs tor of the F-siaie of Fred E, French, deceaied. Henry t. Perkins. Attorney for raid estate, 731 Mailt Street, Klamath Fain, Oregon. I J l-l-M-30 r 6 No. MT If -SERVICtS "puBcmiitTnritfr" MlmantraDhtna and mailuic llita raaaonabl prlcaft. Phona 47M. Wot 'l.AMATH' 8USINUI COLLEGE. 73J Pln PAINTING. tfecnraiTnfl ppVrhan(TnX nlaittr lK..-ird finntiins. apray palntina Phona ansa. y.l.y.CTllolJijfjarvlcai. Phona TftnT" brtZS-MAKINO alurnllona. rawaaviiis. Plaaa laava rawvlng at tda'a Tailor Sncp. Paarl O'flall. Talaphona a-laia. srPTIC TANKa ctaantd. LayKina Phona .13.15 13 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKC-PIKO otflea aiuhuia typ Ina ahorthand Sadwrltlna klndrad aubjacla KlamalK Builnaaa Collaia lij Pn. Phona 47SO. 14 HIL WArlTID, KMA.I afrwocpAPKKr;. Apply K n-r-on Caicada Iniluilrial Supply. SIS Marktl HOOKKTrPFR wanl.d. for on. ol Klam.-lh FalU taraa-t dual Una Cenarnl motora acaicranipa. oood pay and Idaal working condltlona. Prafar a former book?plnT marhlne opc-aror. but not anoltilr nraarv. Sithm It ap pllratinna with raftrenrra In wrltinf lo ! 8 . Ml"e'' c" Olva phona and artdraaa for futura appointmant. WAJriTD l.Anv tn a,--.- ti children and do light houaework. Llva ... nm cray. rnowt Z-IHOO. DO YOU WAKT a loh'V w. JI.0O par hour. R-a Mr. Conar. 'a lo - norm a. nwanion Buiidtna. VANTF.6. woman fna MwM hm.. and rara for two I'-vatid. Nlahu and -unnava. Phona C50B. HniTS",Kr.rpr .... wairn ona emio. write box 3Tfl Hgraid and Nawa. MEDiCAja nrricc nuTtf. six jrij Herald At Newa. It Ml WANTED, MALE 'Experienced Parts Man Ji Dodge-Plymouth Dealership Dave Savago Motors 1350 Siskiyou Blvd. Ashland, Oregon Tel. 2-4181 or 2-3311 WANTED, expemncad applianca rv Ice man. Coco workl g ro ldKUinA, j oo pay. Two wwkt vacation with pay vary year. Apply Mr. Morten. Fyeclta. WANTED fir-t elau auto mechanic with own tools. We have plenty of work with food workinr conditions for the right man. See Bud Sttenman, Shop Foreman Juckeland Truck Sales. 17 HELP WANTED "WANTED" MEN and WOMEN Who need extra, cash to operate profit able, full or part tune business at home. For full details write West Coast Sales. P. Q. Box 1 130 Klamath Tails. CAN YOU WEAVE leather? Ifo, call Hal at Hal's Sport Shop. COUPLE FOR apartment manager for 24 unit bid. App.y 234 Broad St. Sec Mr. Jones. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED WILL. CARE fo- children In my home week eUys. Must be under school age. EX-SERVICE man, ex penanced parts man. farm machinery or ear salesman. Write box 378. Herald News. CHILDCAPE. Can five reference. Mills Addition. Phon 6754. HOUSEWORK. Phone 2-0357 22 ROOMS FOR RENT NICE, clean sleeping rooms. Close In. BORD-AND room for two girls. Call 4M7 or call it sis walnut. rstu?. rnont SbJ. Sleeping nnm .nn man .. . CTce in. Utilities furnlshad. Phona 5a! STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms. Quiet, rlaan. close tn. Phone 2-0214. ROOM FOR rent 607 High. tuOKS 1034 Bun. LOVELY rooms for rant. S6-S7 a week. .... ra aM. ROOMS. S3 a wart. a JaKarsorT 24 APARTMENTS FO RENT THREE ROOM furniahad apartment. CenlrallT located. 121 South 2nd. Phone FURNISHED apartment close in. In ouire at 322 Main. CLEA.N ONE bedroom aoerlment. util ities paid. Couple onljr. Phona 6843 or see at Rogers. FURNISHED APARTMENT. V11U Jlar OUiif. 1320 Oak. NICELY FURNISHED ona" apartment. Adults. 632 10th. TWO BEDROOM anartm.nt nil .-.. Electric stove. S3lo. Must be QUiet people. 1716 Fargo. FLRNISHED anartm?nL Electrically eouipoed. Couple only. 2201 Orchard. THRtE ROOSI furnl.hed apartment. Ele.-tric heat. Phone 6502. Tflrrv d n.i.i . , . . . clore to High School. Suitable for adults TWO ROOMS, furnlahed. gas equipment iiq. .mo rine. pnone z-43. TWO-ROOM apartment for rent cheap'. NICELY furnished duplex apartment. Caraac. Adults. ;s Reclamation. THREE ROOM furnished apartment rnone 367S. APARTMENT for rent Greer apart ments. 710 Main. X,C. PROSPECT, three rooms and bath, partly furnished. Call 9761 before 10 FOR RENT, three room with bath. Phone 5888. CLEAN TWO room apartment; Everv thintr furnished including lineh. Ascot He tel. 1411 Main. Phone 2;91Z8. THREE ROOM unfurnished apartment, bath and laundry Oil heat. Adult. Sec ondfloor, 2121Vjne. Phone 3343. FOR RENT one bedroom furnished ar.irtment in Altamont. Electric stove and oil heat 352S Hilyard Ave. or phone 7468 eenings p- 81U Extension 15. days. $40 per month. vartR wrtmtnt 303 , NICE ONE bedroom unfurnished du-" ple:. wn oak. FOR RENT three room furnished apart ment. Adults. No pets. Phone 7386. NEAT THREE room furnished apart- VACANCY two room bachelor apart ment, furnished, gas equipped. Private -uuncr. vvo aroaa oireei. SMALL CLEAN apartment. Electrical- THREE BEDROOM duplex apartment. "cti' aner q.sq. TWO ROOM furnished apartment. a'luww, rnont -of, '". -- iw in ana omxn iurnine apartment. Gas equipped. Electric refrtg. ! "mi- juifme tor coup... jjy L1H Main I STEAM HEATED aDartment x-itn oed NEWLY decorated, private bath, kitch enette. Steam heat Electric range. 118 a week. Reat Arms Apartment. NICE. CLEAN furnished one-room and two-room apartments, $35 and $37.50: all utilities paid. 419 N. Tenth. 26 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT modern furnished three room house. Inquiro 1S26 Summers Lane after S p.m. FOR RENT, two room furnished house aai. per monrn. r-none 33m. TWO WEEKS frerenTtorleanlrTirup Two bedroom furnished house, $03 a month. Phone 9395. FOR RENT two room fiirni.hed cabin .. -as equipped, uarage. I3o0 Owens. Call 3-3037. FOR RENT, two room furnished houst. 337.50. Phone 9767. FOR RENT, two bedroom unfurnished nouae. siovea. osa in. 93. call 4333. FOR RENT three room furnished housa Cat equipped. Couple only, inquire 43o USK. CLEAN, modern unfurnished duplex. ore at alias waucime or call z.1046. FOR RENT modern four room unfur nished houie. Phone 8177. SMALL TWO bedroom unfurnished house. Inquire Bis High, er phone 822S after S p.m. MODERN cme bedroom unfurnished, atovea. Adults $30. 3011 '.a Boardman. modern CABINS. Weakly rates Reasonable. Cleary'a Motel. 3338 Blohn. 28 RIAL ISTATI WANTID RELIABLE party desires to lease three to four bedroom house. Insulated. Pre ferred neighborhood. Phona 197. WANT TO rent, ona to two bedroom house, rurniehtd er partly rurnlsnad Garage. Phone (ltf. 10- TACt VTNl DIAL ISTATI WANTID yiM poa action " ... f.vl"TT DENNIS REAt.TOH . sih Ph0, au) WANT TO rani or laa.a nlca "Von,, plalaly fnrnlahad Iwn hadroom home -?.", "" "Il A-hlaid. Wrlla HIS North Rlv.rilde Drive. Hadlord, o. Al l$Tari mr sAll KLAMATH'S BEST VIRGIN POTATO LAND NOW OPEN FOR LEASE P.O. Box 773 Klamath Falls, Ore. Five Blocks From Courthouse Tor the home owner who wishes to oe near the churches and schools. Two bedrooms, dining, living room. Kitchen, bath on 1st floor. Third bedroom In full basement. Fireplace. "TUc heat' w,lk downtown. 1 V3 Acre South Suburban. Two bedroom home with electric heat. One acre in alfalfa. House In excellent con dition, throughout. Here Is your oo. portunlty to enjoy life In the coun try with only a few minutes from city of Klamath Pall,. And best of !a1seicS.0nIy,M5- taUn1' 23K2 Acres falfa. Nearly new five room home with spacious living roo-n. Wall to wall carrjetlnir c.n... Z?! !i,ome,.ta beutif"J' decorated 3ai.m. . " DI counu7 Place, designed for gracious living. Ali thLs for only $19,800. Mr. down. Balance, easy payments. HARRY VAN JOE LEONARD JULIAN ABBOTT (EVES. 8J04) (EVES. 2-0S37) (EVES. 60 AL SCHMECK REALTOR INSURANCE Agent for EQUITABLE FARM LOANS 517 MAIN PHONE JJIMWO Farms ' S !? CIt ta- Irrigated. T bedroom home. Tennant home. 80 acres. Close Diu, Birase. aii tencea. On hlgh- .v lltlMA r .... . way. 845.000, 85,000 down. Balance easy. H?, Au ' Oood road. Well Irrigation. Ground is disease free. 530 acres. Taylor graze. Oood home, barns, and other bulldlr .'s, $55,000. 825,000 down. ' Machinery included. ' 833 acres. 520 Irrigated: Tome In a diversified farm. Good buildings, corrals, etc. Good set up for grain, clover, alfalfa, snurls and ostria $130,000. Terms. 93 acres. 87 irrigated. Excellent sandy soil. 832.500. Terms. . 40 acres irrigated on highway. 8t- , Terms. VERNON DURANT ANDY SILANI REAL ESTATE 631 S. SIXTH PHONE 9193 EVEa 5544 7933' Hold Everything Until you've seen this three bed room home completely furnished. Electric heat. Good foundation. On paved highway. Lot, 75x150. 14 fruit bearing trees. Large garage. Tor only $5,500. Three Bedroom Home, full basement. New aiding ana insulation, ruimoed lor auto matic washer and dryer. Two blocks from school. On city sewer. Near Main street. For only $5,800. FRED E. FLEET Dennie Coates. Salesladv Evenings Phone 3-1365 41S MAIN PHONE 2-3335 "Happy New Year to our Many Friends and Clients." Close In Two bedrooms, fireplace, garage in full basement. Attractive yard, fenced. House needs a few repairs. A good buy at $0,500. Terms. South Suburbs A three bedroom home on paved street and bus line. l' acres. Oar den, chicken house. $8,000, terms. Rentals Partly furnished, two bedroom home on Arthur Street. $55.00 per month. Completely furnished,, two. bed rooms, $50 per month. Harold Eittreim 5833 Ann Mason tin with AL LONGE, Realtor 8283 EVES. 2-3713 FIVE ROOM modern," par tlr "furnliKe4 13600. 9500 down, balance monthly. rnone a-aqiT. see at am xmeraio. ON SUMMERS LANE. For a price you can anora, acre, two iwaroom nome Large llvlna room dlnine room. Lara utility. Oarage attached. Larga lawn. van F6H a At. kv wn.- . ' iUJ.gM home. Larao tlviag room. StiMMreh. Oft U, aera. 9nmA. Ijlatail na $tM. 4US Otavor.