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Newspaper Page Text.tit' bjk'liJU. It's Horn Tootin' Time In Washington, Tra-la By ELTON C. FAY Af Military Attain Reaorier WA8HINOTON I This Is the mmoo when the picture turns trim and things are in a hell ol a fix. It It the time when each of the armed forces tells how EOOd It Is. And it is, perchance, the time of budget-making. It happens every year, in peace ana war, in every administration. Some years there are mysterious rumors of foreign submarines cruislns off American shores. Oth er years there are vapor trails from highflying, unseen, unknown aircraft above the northern de fense perimeter. And some years people Just sit down and add up all the military and diplomatic perplexities and intelligence esti mates and come up with a broad and brooding and black picture. . GUM PICTURE Only yesterday a (roup of con gressional leaders emerged from White House session with mili tary, intelligence and national se curity council officials speaking cryptically but apprehensively 01 the briefing they had. It was noth ing new. they said the picture has been grim lor a long time. The congressional leaders then went to the Capitol where Con- cress is going to work on the budaret. Across the Potomac at the Pen tagon the armed forces seemed to hear no unusually loud alarms from around the world but maybe that Is Just because they are used to the grimness of the times. Individually, the three services wanted folks to know how each of them was ready to fight any kind of war in any kind of place. There was the impression each could do it as well or a little better than either of the other two services. In fairness, perhaps they re called the economy drive of a few years ago, under Louis A. John son's defense secretaryship. Most people in the Pentagon believe that campaign was partially re- SDonsible for the state of V. S. unreadiness when the Korean War broke out. GUAKD8 And perhaps each service want ed to guard against' too-deep cuts In its budget this year. At any rate The Navy announced it had de veloped a fully pressurized flying Woolens aewr-Ho DoLuxa , 43anfgtn Tractor 4 you take. Skorler Ti 4 Staylwff OotHmi law I Ixtro VohM Ftatuiws to do ' Moro Jobs Faster and Eoslor Frort h to yourtelf. The Bolens Fowcr-Ho Deluxe is superior to toy Other garden tractor. It delirert Oukr, faster operation and more all-aroBod ff"tMTf. Only Bolens, da garden tractor pioneer, can offer these exciusire features. Ce4Rtla Urie ef hHplctnnts fti yenc I tillty Ciltlvaliwfl Wm WltfJ CsAbtfJ tfCa Only $33.00 Down 10.00 Will Hold This Boten's For You UNTIL APRIL I.W Kerns OMO, LTD. ." tit aTT VAiSA t Here In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders HERALD rs tka suit which would allow "Navy pi' lots" il he press release didn't say why other pilots couldn't wear it too) to "travel In safety in the extreme upper atmosphere or even in outer space." The account had wide reader in terest among those anticipating the advent of space travel and war fare. It also had the rapt and slightly annoyed interest of the Air Force. The Air Force, with practically no urging, was ready to produce a press release it issued last Oct. 4. saying it then had a new type pressure suit "enabling pilots to survive in the near vacuum of the upper atmosphere." In that re lease, the author waited until he got down eight paragraphs to say tne suit re&emoies to some ex tent the popular conception of a space suit." But the author of yes terdays Navy release bit, right at the beginning, the idea it was suit good "even In outer space, The Air Force had learned a lesson in the art of publicity. MISSLES The Army, perhaps not wanting to be overlooked when ideas about rocket-age arsenals were being cir culated, came up with a summary of its program in the guided mis sile field. Through several hundred words the Army went in for some re-presentation or tecumcai iacu about rocket shooting, captioned the release with the declaration that "Army's new guided missiles now roll off assembly lints." But It didn't say what the missiles are or how many have rolled off. With the background presented, the Army got to the point, announc ing: The Army now nas weapons that aim themselves alter uie trigger is pulled and it is almost impossible for them to miss a tar get.... Fantastic though it msy seem, one of the Army's surface- to-air missiles. . .carries a guid ance system designed to out-ma neuver and hit enemy aire ran. The enemy Diane, said the Army, may "dive, climb, bank, side-slip or turn tail but the Army's new weapons still will knock them out of the skies." The Army's account came out late in the day. Presumably there wasn't time left for the Navy or Air Force to get out reports on their fantastic robot weapons. CHINESE STUDY TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. OPlMaj. Gen. Chiang Wego, son of Nationalist Chlna'a General issimo Chianr Kai-shek, and four other nigh oincers from rormosa arrived here last night for a tour of U. B. military bases and con ferences in Washington. IPs radio's newest hit! BAKERS' THEATRE OF STARS Aglitter teith top Hollywood it an! Compelling drama by well-known vrriUrt! SUNDAYS at 5:00 p.m. KFLV 1450 on vour dial CBS RADIO 59SSS''4,:S5;v r-. Trade Mark 'i,-;riavaVMTSS--3 Washington Used 4 Want Ad to Trap Truant Workers - Whea two of his lnJenlur.it servants. Thomaa Sncaro. joiner: and William Webstar, a nrica-maaer. ran awavin a boat on April 19,1775, George waaninaton. planter, duo Hahed a lengthy advertise. meat is the Virginia Casette olfering (20 apiece reward r ueir reiura. Rant Ada Wide MoUca n KM sasb sf a rlkJE.SaTir4rrl' & NEWS Ph. 1111 Frozen Pack Rules Backed CORVALLIS m A bill before the Oregon Legislature providing for regulation, labeling and pack aging of all frosen desserts re ceived the backing Thursday of Oregon Dairy Industries. The organisation, which gave Its blessra to House Bill 172 before winding up its 42nd annual meet ing here, also elected oincers. Gordon K. Long, Cloverdale, was named president, succeeding Wil liam Fletcher, Enterprise, who continues as a member of the board of directors. William Cavelt, Portland, was elected vice president and Ellis Rackleff, Eugene, treasurer. O. H. WUster, Oregon State College, was re-elected secretary. New directors Include Bayard Hlllway and Arthur Hurlburt. Port land; Gordon Hofsletler, Salem: Glen Lay, Bend: W. Van Auker, Coos Bay; Bob Kent, Klamath Falls: Joe Yodcr. Eugene, and Norm Feldkamp, Roseburg. Summer Home Offered Ike WATER TOWN. N. Y., MV- Pres ident Eisenhower will be offered an island castle In the St. Law rence River as a "summer While House." The President may even be given a choice between Calumet Castle and another estate In the Thousand Islands, the Jefferson County publicity council and cham bers of commerce in the vacation area announced Thursday night. The groups said negotiations were under way to obtain an al ternate offer of Pullman Island, estate of the sleeping-car tycoon. calumet Island, they said, is large enough to house the entire presidential staff, Pullman Island was described as somewhat cosier. The castle, owned by a group of businessmen, is complete with "good communications but private enough to permit a full growth of beard if the President feels like loafing," the agencies declared. Calumet and Pullman both are within a short boat-ride of Secre tary of State Dulles' aummer home at Main Duck Island, in Lake On tario. Draft Reaches Iron Lung PORTLAND UPi An 18-year-old Oregon City High School senior was registered for the draft Thurs day at a hospital where he is con fined to an Iron lung with polio. Elmer A. Whltteker was 18 on Friday, Feb. 13. Awafe that under the law he was required to register for the draft within five days, he notified his board he couldn't com ply. Selective Service headquarters sent Mrs. R. C. Youngren. a clerk, to him and the registration was completed. - Whltteker was stricken Sept. 31. A tutor helps him keep up with his studies and be expects to grad uate with his class. Buddy, his -year-old brother, also was a polio victim, but he has recovered and has returned to school. Foreign Meat Signs Ordered PORTLAND Ul Marketa here selilnff beef shipped in from New Zealand must display a sign saying "imported foreign meats sold here." That was the announcement Thursday of Walter Upshaw of the State Department . of Agriculture after reports circulated that some market operators were considering selling the beef, which has been retailed elsewhere In the country for 38 cents a pound for T-bone steak. Sale is legal in Oregon provided the sign a foot high and six feet long is displayed prominently. At least one Portland retailer planned to handle the beef. Others said they were considering it. Packers here were advised that more than 4 'h million pounds ol frozen New Zealand beef Is due in San Francisco. It was reported here to be of U. S. commercial grade. Ship Barred From Supplies SINGAPORE (Pi The Slnga. pore government warned Friday it would punish any person ship ping supplies to the Finnish tan er wnma, anchored 20 miles out, without an export permit. The tanker, carrying 7,000 tons of strategic Jet fuel originally con signed to Red China, has been anchored outside' the territorial waters of this free port since Feb. 11, even though authorities declare it runs no risk of seizure if it comes in. Only a few coastal launchmen have the required licenses for shipping outside territorial waters and most of them refuse to go near the vessel for fear o( becom ing Involved In the international dispute surrounding its Communist-bound cargo. The U, S. has been trying to keep the Jet fuel from reaching the Reds. Officials estimate that the last food supplies to reach the Wlima's crew forced bv marine police pa trols to stay aboard will run out next Tuesday. Shipping circles believe the Wli ma's skipper is staying outside Singapore waters so he can main tain radio contact with the ship's owners. ROBBERY DEATHS SEOUL W Fifteen armed bandits killed two persons Thurs day night in a 16,666 robbery of a South Korean government fi nance office In Kobu, 25 miles southeast of ChonJu. national Do les reported. CLASSIFIED RATIS One day . Three days Week Rim . Month run - . per word Sc per word M per word toe per word Mc MINIMUM The minimum charge tor any one ad u, doc DEADUNL3 Classified ads accepted up to 5:30 p.m. for following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday. classified display ads accepted up to u noon for following day s puoii- calion. ADJUSTMENT Pleas make ail claims for adjust' menu without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by t.SO pjn. will be made in following day's publication, by M Noon Saturday for Monday. SOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled through box numbers at Ce paper for a service chares of 93o A CARD 0 THANKS POrAsaf TfiANft my neigh Wrioi""the ahuwar t K v i. i ....... . . . - nut. Mr. Daniel llelklns. Legal Notice to , NOTICE Or Kl-KCTION Notice it hereby gtvan, lh Biurd of 8uprvuor of th Lmtpll Villty Sotl LoitMrvatlon OUtrlcl hmv it rt dy. lh tith day o( fclrrh. law, be lwen lh hour, ol Mvm oVKh-Ii and nm o clock in th vntn of th Mid dH at Hh Lorrlla Community 1111 i the Unit and plac for holdtnf th Annual Mtwtini and annual rlactlon to elect a lupervmr for a three year u Succeed the expired term o Peter Kncilfc. William Burnett Secretary F-ai-33 No. 3U NOTH-I or SAUS THE CIHCUIT COl'KT Or THE static or OntCON rOR KLAMATH COUNTY tn th Mallar at Itw KaUI of Ptltf John Gtrgci. Deceowd. Nolle. I. hrbr i,v.n Hut Ma undar. alsncd Hilton Stainmatf. axarutor or Iho abova antlllM a.la.t will, (rem - mnvr fuarrn iw. ivu, ml 10 o rlork piwaea to aall at prlvala aala to .i. , t , mna wl oidaar. lor caih. Iha lollowlna dacrlbad raal proparu of old aalaia. lo-wll: Norlnaaaurly la foal of Lot S and all . if.' '2. Bl0rl, r,r" Addition lo City of Klamath Falls. Oraaon. to. seiner with portion of vacaiad Hoaa Kl.tiTr; 'Su.r"'""" SL f!;..S?, !.' ' Klamath Counljr. Oraton, but Iom portion con vayad to City of Klamath r.ll. for alraat purpcuea aft ahown In dard ra cordad In Vol. 79 at pafa 128 Daad Racorda for Klamath County. Oraaon. Saalad blda In wrlllna m.w I .... with thla axreutor at tha ollica of Ga nons Ganoni, rtral radaral Build Ina. Klamath t'.lt. r. ., I " Uma from data hartof until Mid prop erty la aold. anlTa. " """" " MIMon StalninaU. Ejtaeulor im i noh oiw nonce or date" or FINAL SETTLEMENT THk CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR Kuuiru mutrrv tn tha Mattar of tha kaute of Oobbla Nolle, u her.br slvan that I have niad my final account of tha adtnlm tratton of tha above entitled ajuif and that tha Court hai appointed March 23, i at 10 a m. aa tha Uma for neartna oblacuona lo aurh ftn.l eount anc tha Battlement thereof. marguerite . Arthur, Canons St Canons AttOnUV. tar Arfmlnl.l..M- r 21-28 M-14 No. 311 NfrTICE TO CREDITORS Ifl THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR. KLAMATH COUNTY In BjiO Miliar . . h- . -. - -- aowier, (i-aceaaaa. Nouca la hereby aivan that 1 Dean appointed administrator ol I hsv of in estate of Grac Fowler, deceased. All peraona bavins cUlma asalnal said aa uta are rqu.red lo present them to me. with protwr vouchers, at the afflr. of Harnr D. Bolvin. First Federal Building, Klamath Falls. Oraaon. with in SUE months from Januarw .It IOA1 which Is the data of first pubtleatloii of thla notice. E w. Hoaut AdminUtralor Harry D. Bolvin Attorney for Administrator 1 31 F 7-14-11 No. 2M rtOTTCE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON EOH KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Delia Mary Holt, who was also known as Delia M. Holt, deceased. NoUc Is hereby liven that I have been appointed executor of the estate of Delia Wary Holt, who waa also known aa Delia M Holt, deceased. All persona having claims acalnat aald as. Uto aro required to present them to me, with proper vouchers, at the of fices of Ganong a Ganong First Fed eral Building. Klamath rails. Oregon, within six months from February 7. 1813. which is the data of first publi eauon of this notice. C. W. Damon, Executor Ganong a Ganong Attorneya .for Executor F. 7-11-2I-2S. No. Ml NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON . FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter ol tha Estate of Charles Albert Wahl. Deceased. Notice u hereby given that I feavt been appointed executrix of the estate of Charles Albert Wahl. deceased. All persons having elaima against said es tate are reqtared to present them to me. with- proper vouchers, at the of. "c ' Ganong a Gsnong. First Fed oral Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from February 11 10S3. Which Is the data nt fi-.t n.,t.u. catlon of this notice. . Bonnie B. Sleeth. Executrix Ganong a Ganong Attorneys for Executrix i-J-l-O-W 7 No. 305 NOTICE Or DATE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Mailer of the Estate of Floy Mae Poppe. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given lhat f have filed my final account nf the admlnls .1 . '"iJ" ! 'hove entitled eetale and that the Court has annolnteH March io, 1033 at 10 a.m. as the time for hearing objections lo such final account and the settlement thereof. ... tiv,' E- Poppe, Administrator Attorneya for Administrator F 14-2I-2B-M 7 No. 30 "or NOTICE TO rBrniTftsa" Notice Is hereby given, that th. no. derslxned by an order of uaiuiu v. nicnn nni heen. the Stat nf fv..nn - vl vr i circuit t:ourt or .fhiiiiu auminisirator of the as. tale of Lntll. I). II. r. ' . and that Letters of Administration hive been Usued to him. All persons having claims against ssld estate ar. t,2..i notified to present the same, duly verl fled end with proper vouchers, to the r.-i "i ' " . "oom 201. Klrit Fori, oral Savings and Loan Building. Klam- f si!" 'j . es.. .within six months I t.,?e "nt publlcstlnn fin,"-.;".l. Y"10" PoWleatlon is tha 16th day of February, 105:1. Harold G. Blehn. Administrator of the F,slale t-oiue ueiia Gates, De. ceared. ' Farrens a Maxwell. Attorneys for Administrator r 19-23-M 4-1 1 No. 3Q REDS SMAHHF.rt TAIPEH. Formosa (Pi Ahnut 400 Chinese Nationalists guerrillas swooping down from South China mountain hideouts, killed or wound ed more than 40 Reds in a raid Feb.- 12 at Llnplng, lis miles nonnea.it Of canton, the Nation alists omciai central news agon uy oaia iTiaay. HENDERSON. MOHHAfiPYlIt TEKRAM, Iran P) u. 8. Am. oassaoor loy Hendemon met Premier Mohammed Mossadegh for to minutes Friday, giving him rcouiba 01 Hiuaies and converse 110ns netwecn Washington and London on the oil talks which took piate aers earner, C f UNlkAt rtOMtt lliihjrirTT'Jl" "l-MiniNfl NOTICII kUMATH LODGE NuTtI Al A AM will Hold a lll meellng BM Kmn.l.v. rob. 13. I P-ui. "Elbert mum. Vuillua brethren wel come. Refreshment. Herbert Itaiirllne Worshipful Master ACeollotll-S"NONYMOU. eUnude night. UiUt Ml. Phone 34 "2 IOST ANO fOUND l.OSTrniiicl".',,wW-'k-'' M.in. brown leather iiiiwr-kty res. Contained rar. house, I,lw',,if S'': er plse return 10 lleield Newe Clasilllsd. Seward. LOST CAR keis near Lowell's Luckere, glh and Pine. Phone I.IWC, HIST HHOWN billfold. Cttnltnti ttv null It P. mis. Uriwri Mil at ills! I B Ham W. Kmr Kff mono, rtmn btllfnld, ItVUt NimlU. e,i.tun ItllN nf stiauatea 111 frolll o( KUniath Ratlitinir w.rh in "tiih lh 4 CINIRAL NOTICIS could teach old george plenty The cherry tree sloiy t lieonte Wnjlilinium publicity. But I could leach him plenty about chopping, considering how many problems I cut down for people ol the Klam ath Basin every dnyl Sure I'm a Cln.ulfll adl If your problem Is Mlllng. renting or recovering some Ihuu! you'-e lost, let me mow It down (or jvu. Remember, I'm as near as your phoue. want ads herald & news phone 8111 PUBLIC AUCTIONEERING I can gel you more money at aucuon (or your merchandise. PHONE S5U For appointment and terms COL. OTT8 MEADOR -MADAMECIIEROKEE.,i"ilm Read". Inaa. Past. Pre-aot and Future Will help you with all your problem Open from 9 a m. to 10 30 pm Altamont Trailer Court. M0 South Sth Apart, menl . All readmt ttrlelly eonfldcnlial. ARE YOU MOVING- Don't throw away our books or maaaalnaa. Call WA. Wa will pick them up. t PUUONALS llULTaVlonUoyd7"lUsh and Elna Maylleld Anyone hnowlna their address pleaM nollly me at once. tmpoctantBoK HM Herald a News. aTAnNLl.T H'ini'a r-'fuouru' r'boiie''asoa ACeoHij0cs ANdNYMdus wuliladli halp yon. Boa soa. Phone Max Vo SIRVKCt Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Llnea of Roots, eta. to P. KINO 1434 Orchard Phone M41 EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hos Bulldozer Pill Dirt Tooaoll Crush Rock Driveway Cinders compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PRONE 9541 or MM DRAGLINE Work Wanted H-yd. Diesel Machine PHONE 8186 MERRILL 4202 CLASS furniture tops and shelves made tO Ordfl. Klmhalta m... h ni 737S. " DRAFTY DOORs7snd windows? Inter "f weatherstrip", expertly Installed. Also framelesa screens and storm win. dows. All guaranteed and at lowest prices. Call 2-320S. uunoa-eo ano tiretcnen ELECTRIC BMSVSS s4llbl 1 Ont day service on all makes elerlna havers. Remington. Schick, and Sun beam. RICKY'S JEWELERS PHONE SISI PUMPS AND w.i..-.".iT-;iiT.i- All aires and makes. Phona t77B. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Lac." "Tfin Phone xtss fOR HOUSr; moving, rslilns founrfa". tlona and repairing. W. McDanlel, 1720 Oak. Phone 4527. .DING, darnlne patrhlng and gen Work done at rea tull delalU aall ral rlothlne pan.i- sonabla rates. For Ptmi.ir- aentfrr-s Mimeographing and mailing lists reasonable at s-none an Phono Worn LAMATM BUSINCSS COLtXCI. T33 Pine. INf'nvr TAV nmiBu. Harvey Blspham Phone ELECTROLUX services. Phono far" INCOME TAX Service. Phona awl ELECTRICAL s,Arf-r-:.ir- smjjjjj.,,,,, beforaJTim PL.cmi'"u"- E.A SnTlTS. PAINTINcTTmerh)r'"and' exterior Ijnm 422. " - " U Brown. Phone REMODELING '" repalra. Expert Mlllan. BQ3S. 1 J EDUCATIONAL DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT WE NEED several mechanically Inclined and reliable men to train for positions In the Trac tor and Equipment Industry. M you are not making better than 190 per week, or you don't have all year Job security, you owe it to yourself to write for free facts, without obligation, about this training and our Ad vUory Placement Service. TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE Box 3M Herald & News OlIlCB rninhln. - auolact. III...,. I.:..T-V'' .. ""ureo 14HIl WANTIO, flMAll Hollywood 4S, Calif" ' Co' w una WANTIO. MALI KettrUs "...ntf.c.ur.,,. U? "i Ksiell.nl ,IH" . " WANT 0 HstUJIUT. .."- . a... It. stall. niAiiii iiiatHinuToit who know! sua ss'srA w, Mall fdiTllord I or wrile Mill a rtlad iVANTItD. lolS loramall w " 17 HI LP WANTIO - . ." . . .i - . uirtuAiieu Out of lowii woiS kapeileare untwees larV. Ttan.IHitlalK.il limiUhad Oraw- account Muil have neat a waram. e Nr. Hulwraon, Holal kerna t S p III. No Phone llJITUATIONS WANTID llH'"CI.ANiNd by hour, fhina llUtl Apatlmelil nsAUAllia YOllNfJ man desires steady part time position, tlowd eiveral (led bei-haruund Can work day ur night Call s-iuo. 0l'AUTY,"'CARkFl!l. ironing. Phooe Jut. OUAUTV, eAHWUtT- ironVniKoni ujt. kXPgitlttNl'KD rolotrti woman wants daw wtiuk Phone S-oaM SRt'HKTAHIAL WORK, aomo sliorf. hand I'luute 4U1 alter S p m SaiW" airrtNO, my home, llour"sa or week. Phone aJt 11 ROOMS tO DINT FOR Mr.S'T,hOOM"'lo ffghl per-jn Phone aaj.i. Nits ' FRONt to.uti-fiif rent. Oieir aarlmenu. T10Hain LOvai.T rooms lor rani. Close in Phone iiikih iuh lagn (l.r.AN-sl.tlCJ'mci rooms flat Heal. Chue in. SI2 Pine. Phuno 444. TCAal ItlATKO akreplu ijulel. rlean, cluee In. Phone 1.0214. ROOM FUMrent HI High. ROOMfTW a' week, tn Jefferson. viliKLY" HAfr.riri""on ruomawiYlt Inllel and leleuhone. now avallahla. Valley Hotel ROOkt-A N U "WruTalkmi-aStaiife: nor 24 AMRTMINTS FOR HINT METROPOLITAN HOTEL APARTMENT 2 KOOMS AH uulttir luniWim tncluding linens. U10 MAIN XI 4U. TilttrK ROOM (urnUhtW. iMrlminL 03 phon Jt. TtlHKK ' ROOM lmnlwaVi )! Mturch Alpha ApeulmonU 1'boM AUUIU. aiXBSil wniit. TWO ROOMS cemplalcly hifnuhi' Vt" fpl rtxrv. RsiM cMMinbl4. Call after Jjm. IIU Tina, apartincnl. fhona i&JI. DOWNTOWN rUMNiailKtk anarlnaaf. City hj. Inbuilt at Main. Cl.tAN "fWO " riDtn apartmanl for rint ua North 10th. miAlino CWn twrjriFMn aparT otanL ttovaa an4 wfttar lurUlMi. Ul J41. parily (urouha4l ti wTi bafora 1 am. , TWO AND inraa room C4mpluly fur nitvlvad. Weekly minimum. Call In V on. wawaaa now Apanmanu. JQ FA1iTXTi.KhTAHKcrntt7nbM partmcnl en llomeelala Hoa4. rhona - "a. . s. A1" a jojits apartmnt. in-aila balX Wtft Oracotl THItcr ROOM turnttthab! apartmant innuira 30TT Ratlrttlfa. "TiraaV. 1& iiroad. pnona mu, NOYalVmms Apaf imanla, Vacancy 9& Mlh l'hoM mi NICK APARTMENT for rant. Prlvaia antranra 432 North tlh. PURNISMID torn room narlmrnt. "x ! "", paio. ia woriniotn. tir.Af hVaveo Mrinivni tin oMr frxim ma Pali gt fOM" KENT vary attraetlva ona bad room apaf .ntnL Good fumltur. alao me nwi. CIQ4H, to butv Phona som. TWO ROOM urfiiihad aparttnanT Phona EMU ClirA" apartmant, . arfcalfy ""ap piiro. ijt Hign ONK DKDItOOM hiilihHaparllwnC Oaraaa. UtiliiM paM. laa at J Rof an or call- mux ONE DCDROOM duolfK anartmanl. ctcaa In. Hot walar haat. Unfumithcd aneapt aiactrto iiova. Waihroom with automatic winner, Aaum oniy. nil Phona T5M. VACANCY, newly (tWore'trd. unaVr new minifminl. Clan, Court Apart' menu. Phone Juat. UNFURNISHED orahet,rfom dupTiii clota In. rniidatra. aUiva and haat furnithad. call au4 or ' FURNISHED two bedroom houw. ill5 uaraen. rnont khw. LOVCLbT NKAT. rlean two rooma In brkk apartmant houie Staam haatad, new furnllura, 224 Broad treat Phona 2-OT17. NICE ONE bedroom unfurnUHad' du" pie,, goo uak. APARTMENTS lor rani. Cloao In. pnont 33 FOR RENTrTufnUhed, electric haai apartment, aUo housaktaptng root Phona 3S42. WOVh r'-oM 'ttmiahad apartment SM mantes rnona o.ii 24 HOUSES FOR RINT POR BENT, thrae bedroom houia. Stove furnlahad. Phona 2.1A29. InaUira Mm Granite. FOR RENT three room nartlv furnlahad houie. Phone B370. MODERN CABINS Weelilv rata. Raa onable Clnary'i Motel 233ft Blihn FOR RENT 2, 3 and 4 room cabins. 4 Ml Doug laa. . 28 RIAL ISTATfWANTIO We Need HOUSES! HOUSES!' HOUSES! - We Need BIG HOMES! LITTLE HOMES! We Need ' HOMES IN TOWN! HOMES IN SUBURBS! We are running out of llsUnssMI We have cash customers ready and waiting for reasonably priced two, three and four bedroom homes In good location particularly In Hot Springs, Mills Addition and Yalta Gardens, Wo also need good 'a to 3 acre places. We handle all the details, at no cost or obligation to you unless we make he sale, Call us now, let us inspect your nome, and give you an Idea of what we can do. CHILCOTE & SMITH Realtors , Since 1900 Homer stllen, Salesman 3-2460 Eves 111 N. (th Bt, Phone 4&S4 or &53S J IMUfM BAB aassai - . ssareT .rn. Fur.lshea M HSSSuTti (aaiaL ttun su..... eessniip s.sn iu in rani, rumlsbeaT lw""Xr Fh.ru Ml ''ee. .. XP' FOITTATl aa an 4 IneAma arwaerly ' Mra Call Jaek tasMn. DsiaaijTaaiaa Meallm aaa Insuraw, lTaLu3' h mi HT4W apt UL, Mills Addition Almost hau la r a , , . . ' w a vemoom noun, In lha vary beat uarl ol Mills Adillllon. Eltrtno haat lulw liwulatod, norm windows. !, llvinc room, lota ol clown, and houaasvlfa'a Irfa.l kii.k.'TH:' dalacrnd garaia wiih workshop shade treas aim baautllul lawn. lrloa ail UM a J I an .."""' mutely 7o per month. r!iu. an- nralaait v Bristol Avenue BceullfuJ 1 bedroom home prac tically .new. Elacuio haat, fully in. ulaled. Large living room. Ilrau- lllullv landsanaMi I .a .... . garden space. Well built-up! quiet ""', war in i-ewrsoo Bchool, Price l1M. IIM0 down, appro. malely U7.M per Bionlh. P. M. A appraised. Greenhouse and Nursery Here Is a well stocked and orolu. able business located at MOJ Kane Street. Modern a bedroom home, ample greenhotiM facilities. Every' thing goes (or llt.too. $500 Down Only UTOO for a good 1 bad' room home 'i acre eicellent soil 8131 Mlller Avenue. CHILCOTE & SMITH Realtors Since 110 Homer Stiles, talesmen M40 Krai Don Sloan, Baloamen S4M Eves. Ul N. tin St. Phone 4M4 or U 800 ACRES, 600 CULT. Moat la level land. M now Irrl gated. Nearly aU could be. 170 A. rail Wheat, 100 plowed 40 AUalts, Fair Bldgs. Oood Well, Potato eel lar. Farm Mach. ITS A. Take Small Ranch trade. GOMER JONES, Realtor 111 8. 4th, Tela. U1I-TM1 Jack Gardner, Baleamsn 4071 Hot Springs Nearly new beautiful four bed essflm hrtma fan larcrai dfMlhla lot BU.lMii tlulfi- rru.m swllh full SVall fireplace. Dining room, well ar ranged kitchen and breakfast area, attractive tile bath. Wall to wall carpeting. Pull daylight basement with rumpus room with fireplace. Ouest bedroom, full bath, laundry room, garage. Immediate posses sion. $36,000. Terms. New Today . Suburban, two bedroom modem home on pavement and close to stores. Living room with fireplace, kitchen and breakfast nook, garage, nicely landscaped, WW0 Terms. Close In Ideal large family home, four bed rooms, living and dining room, fire place, two full baths, hardwood floors throughout, Electrlo heal. Qoncrete basement and garage. Excellent construction throughout. $11,100 terms. AL SCHMECK REALTOR 4 INSURANCE HARRY VAN (EVES. 1204) JOE LEONARD (EVES, . 00371 JULIAN ABBOTT lEVES. 4M0I Agent for EQUITABLE FARM LOANS 517 MAIN PHONE J311-OM0 ron SALE two beifrMm house. Insu Isled, lull cement basemenl. autamslK oil (urnace, 40 gallon water Ms ;r, large elaotrle ranaa and ftranlaM. F1IA appraisal aa90, erica STI10. Tarma. 174S Crescsnt. FOR BALE by owner, modern post war two bedroom home at 8427 Darrow. Splc and apan Inside and out. Auto matic heal. Attached sarae. Fenced rear yard. Lawn sod sprlnhllng sys tem. First time offered. Price ts.a FHA appraised Phone S41I er sees. owNEae'LiAVmo Lovely downtown home comalelely re dKorsleif Inside end out. Now roof, new wlrlns. asxl4 living room wllh three 1 foot pietura windows and eight fool fireplace. Large dining room, Sn ellen and breakfast nook. Four bed rooms and two baths. Enclosed pello wllh complete privacy for summer liv ing. Full daylight basemenl. Three hlM.k. f. am Ul .h blu.1 VrirmA l SO I. n.KK), Phone isas for appointment. lonlootOT, four"rcVmTioiiae"anii two lory building. Includes two gsragei. concrete foundation. II30S. Mary unlet, Chlloquln, Oregon. THREE BEDROOM house on 's acre. Shrubs, berries, garden space. Well landscaped. Phone a-ssai. SMALL TWO bedroom heme, built re cently. Close In, Mill! Addition. Com pletely insulated. Electrlo hell. Ranger water healer, rot InformaUon eau -MSB FOR SALE, it acres pasra. it scrn Pasture. All under Irrigation. Its miles from center of Mtdfsrd. It room houaa, eoma outbuildings. IMS South Columbus Avenue, Medford. HtiOr SRasTakKooI two' bedroom homo, electric heat end net water Close (o stores me bus It acre good soil and Irrigation. . New ahrue, Un furnished. aa.mn. wouia eii lumtshee. All kitchen enulpment new, including St r7h5, aat axl CHILCOTE L-U Ul Mi 5609 00? $55tt Iruil'tcvIVfi NcJ ""l. VWtK mm I aemt tar Uws l. IwnwtalaiM. out, VMU t&LlZ DUPLEX I 3 Una la IN lake tral !'. tMiaagi Ula ImsMsiaiH). 1 South IBedroan oaassJ scr. IrrltUaAHsl ' TBirt 'Via,. Owner el tkaiw homt oo Urn am it on 1 er I stea Meaae. Nil pa,, worm trrooUi you to Kttti 1 3BetV We are built ha IStaWlg lot and Btitdsnaj It's clean is (a wui (jMUrj 01 1 til 2-Bedrom Concrete loiaaita! ttrior. nripltM, car as pan U4i k. WALfnrj T. B. WA1 aasllae a M 101 So. Mi Itmt $600.00 K If you MS spaaBfflf Lota. Verr a home en twi kal ..a f.om deal sf rage. Fall prtsjla. $1000.00 DC Three beafoan building attseleilai Iratne street. "'l for s homt lag Mt $165O.00cj Almost new Addition. Iteeeuw l.a. .( at4nrieri tOBLM Quick posetsnco. r.. 3 KAtl Ell Realtor, asi Ml E. Ms J lAUSf Dean Mcbtr Alan DoufW Nwr! living room,' kitchen. lfJJTJ plsce JTT5i Insulated. W State oi 4J4. .J I House r rzm All inei- - ajja good road. tlful vi J"4 below l FRED M ivrnlnfi - 41 MAi" room hoJ. -jj TO VmM Adl3iTt "ST ttwmmmr, auiomsiic waiMT ana sreii". Phone tees