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Newspaper Page TextPAOK FOURTEEN Summer Lake By MBS. E. B. NELSON Children of the E R. Nelsons visiting over the Labor Day holi days were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nel son and children, Maupln; Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson and family. Oak ridge; Mrs. Lynn Huebner, Marys ville, Calif.; Pvt. Garry Nelson, Camn Ban Luis Obispo. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson and fam ily, Paisley, Don, Ray andiamilies left for their homes Monday; uar. ry left Wednesday for his new as signment at uamp jacuon, o. v-, going by way of Denver to visit his brother Wesley who Is sta tioned with the air copra at Lowry Field and Mrs. Huebner leit wea nesday for Marysvllle. Mr. and Mrs.. Prank Stevens and children from North Carolina are visiting her sisters, Mrs. Frank Graves and Mrs. Roy Carlon and families here, and her sisters, Mrs. Emll Oowdv and family of Red mond and Mrs. Lena Gowdy of Bend. Mrs. Stevens was the former Leah Bradley and well known in Lake County. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Duncan, San Rafael, Calif., left Monday for their home following a three week's visit with her cousin, Mrs. wuuam Har vv and family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess, Salem, were also visitors at the Harvey Ranch en route to the rodeo. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Starr Eureka, Calif., spent the Labor Day uoaVanri with thn HAfVeVS. MIS. Starr is Mrs. Harvey's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Deboy and daughter from Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deboy and son from Mnunin nrwnt the holiday we I:- end with Mrs. May Deboy. Dick . Moss, who spent the summer here, returned to Klamath Falls with the Deboys where he will attend high school. ' .. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carlon, San Diego, Calif., are visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Carlon, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Banister of Paisley. Alice Harvey was a guest several days last week at the John Buell home in Lakeview while their daughter, Mrs. Nancy Renton and two sons of Portland were home on a visit. scnooi started aept. s ai me Ana River district with Mrs. Hubert Wagers as teacher. Mr. Wagers is teaching the 5th and 6th grades In the Paisley school and driving the ' school bus from here. He transports high school pupils from the Ana River district and grade school pupils from the Withers dis trict. Congratulations are extended to the 4-H members here who made such a fine showing at the fair. OF DELI-iDLE CUtr' Wr.M.CMlty, 1M4 AIR CONDITIONING Sheet Metal W.rk Heatiat Ventllarinf .RING'S SHEET METAL 2104V. Se. 6th Auto Towing Service Ph. 5126 to 5127 JIM AND ART'S TOWING SERVICE 6th and Walnut (Locate- at Jim Olio Motors) , 24 HOUR SIAVICI Wretkera for Any Slu Jo ANYWHERE ANYTIMf . BASIN BRIEFS On Hit Air Over KFLW-CBS at 2:45 Doily Meeting Notlcaa, Lett and found, It.ml el Community Intersil Lilian , . , Phone In Your Items, There It Ne Charge COMMERCIAL HAULING Ph. 9240 ANDERSEN FREIGHT LINE 2802 Se. 6th HEAVY HAULING "Anywhere tor Hire" Call us tor Fait Dependable Service Attar Hours Ph. Res. 2-3131 DRY CLEANING ; Ph. 4622 SANITONE . RELIABLE CLEANERS 11 (6 Main ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Ph.2-2528 LFACH SERVICE CO. 123 So. 6th St. v C.m.rcl.l ReudeMlel . Indmrrial Electrical Enslnoorine Motors Suecllee Expert Watch Repair 4524 S. 6th HYDE'S JEWELERS 4524 Se. 6th. Jewelry Monufacturlnt and Repair Clock Repair Ins ravins Cantor Dlamondi for Law GLASS, DOORS. WINDOWS Ph. 7477 THE GLASS HOUSE 215 No. 11th . . Ploto, Crystal end Window Glet. Storm Son and Scraeni to Order Eitlmetea Gladly Gives Lawnmower Sharpening Ph. 4672 BODENHAMER SAW FILING 351 E. MAIN ' Sew Filing Lawnmower Shoroenlne. and Repairing U.S.A. Motorcycles Roe Law Mowers Briggs-Strotten end Clinton Moron PUMPS - IRRIGATION Ph. 2-3464 INTERSTATE PUMP ENGINEERING Co. Morril-Lok.view Jet. Palrksnki Mono Domestic Pumpt, Turbine and Prtpeller Pumas "Z" Infirm, Diesel Inajner, sprinkler Syitem, Repairs as all makes et Pumps. WANT ADS it's to EASY and INEXPENSIVE re me HERALD 4 NEWS WANT ADS. T BUY To SELL Te TRADE Te FIND Ts HIRE ... r. . ' li 1' .- 5 a TAP UNDERWATER "AUTOGRAPH" Wielding an underwater cutting torch instead of the pen used by his famous namesake, diver Bernard Shaw demonstrates the art of cutting metal under water, at marine engineering and welding exhibit in London. The ' embryo submarine artists are Dennis CaMsjpt, 12, left, and Alan, Brann.lL . Cattle Advisory Meeting Called WASHINGTON Wl Secretary ol Agriculture Benson has called special meeting of a livestock ad visory committee here Sept. 2 on government programs fcr stabiliz ing cattle prices. The meeting of the 26-member group composed of representa tives of producers, packers ana meat distributors will precede an expected heavy run of cattle to slaughter mantels, wnicn nuut bring on price declines. Foreign Aid Chief Harold E. Stassen announced last night that, while beef is thus moving plenti fully to market, his agency will purchase up to 10 million dollars worm tor use in we overseas am program. The Agriculture Department an nouncement of the livestock com mittee meeting quoted Benson as saying the beef purchased by Stas sen's agency will be from lower cost animals. The market for these was, reported to need strengthen ing. Benson was also quoted as say ing "aggressive actions" taken by his department have restored con fidence in cattle markets by stab ilizing producer prices. FllUlfl Ph. 5683 or All Kindt : Ph. 8115 Ph. 8111 V) Si ALTURAS By MEG MILLER Mr. and Mrs. Don -Coleman (Marv Ann McKvl are at home I in Tulelake following their wedding at Eugene Sept. l. uoin are stu dents at SOCE and will leave this weekend to resume studies. The Modoc Medical Center re ports two new arrivals this week: a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree of Willow Ranch, born 6ept. 13 and weighing 7 Its. 6','t oz; and a baby girl born to Mn and Mrs. James Hetherwlck of Altur as on Sept. 14 and weighing' 6 lbs. 142 oz. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Troy of Look out, Cailf. Mr. and Mrs. P. Acosta, Mary, Camilla, Laurence and Julian, all of Alturas, and Paul of L'unsmuir left Alturas Sept. 15 for Ban Fran cisco to meet Roy Acosta who ar rived on the General William Black from Inchon. The ship was sched uled to dock at Fort Mason Sept. 16. Roy had been a prisoner of war in Korea for 22 months. Plumas County District Attornev John P. Kcane says there is not enough evidence yet to prosecute Jack Santo and Emmett Perkins. for the Chester murders. However, Keane says Investigation will con tinue. Santo and Perkins are sus pected. in the slaying of Chester, grocer, Guard Young and three children . last October. Santo and Perkins are now being tried in Southern California for the murder of Mrs. Mabel Monahan of Bur- bank. If they escape the death pen alty in Los Angeles, Plumas Coun ty could then take them into cus tody for trial on the Chester mur der Don Pollard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pollard of Alturas, left his past week for Santa" Barbara State College. Don attended the State Fair in Sacramento en route to Santa Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. George Royall and sons were guests of honor ai a farewell potluck picnic Monday evening in tne Memorial foils. Seventy friends and neighbors pre' tented the Royalls with an electric blanket. Mrs. Royall ana children will leave today for Portlund where they will make their new home. George will remain in Alturas for another week to wind up business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. ' West Wil Hams have purchased tile Royall home In Alturas. A reception was held al 8 p.m. Sept. 12 at the Masonic Temple In Alturas to honor Mrs. Orvllle Boyd, OES deputy grand matron of dis trict 3. The recention was sdo sored by the Norval Line Officers Association with the Alturas Chan ter acting as hostess for the eve ning. The Modoc National Forest had a total of 14 lightning flies during the recent concentration. All the fires were small with the excep tion of one Just west of die Lava Beds National Monument. Approxi mately 2,000 acres of grassland burned before it was brought un der control. Another fire one mils north of the Lawrence ' Cantrall Ranch in Jess Valley burned four or five acres of heavy timber and was a tnreat until broiurht under comroi wun uie neip, of ranchers from the Jess Valley area, REA and White Pine Lumber Company PLUSH By DIXIE DIXON The big deer hunt with bows ana arrows opened on Hart Mt, Sept. 12. Many cars passed through r-iusn wun nuntors. Several wonv en took part in the hunt this vear. Over l.ooo hunters were expected uus year. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owslev are hauling and pllmg baled hay at the fcgan and Dolicrty ranch. The Ow leys have modern caulnment and have piled lots of hay this year. Ed Wilson, an eldeiiv man who has lived in Plush the past two years and who has been in very 'poor health, left last week by stage for Lakeview to enter the Old Peoplc"s Nursing Home. Pauline Orlscl and Dixie Dixon visited the new Catholic Church last Friday. It is a beautiful build ing and well made, it will be ready for dedication Sept. 27 and has a seating capacity of 80. They also ioi iiwwirm oi oi not UUEIU iMI HXHA1X) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAXXfl. OREOOH CHILOQU.N J By DARI.ENE YYOLFP ' Ray Baldwin, who Joined ' the Merchant Marine this summer al ter a month of training in the bay area, left Aug. 29 on a round the world voyage according to s letter received here by his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Prdwell snd sons returned recently iiom s va cation that took them to Southern California and to a family' reunion. They went by way of Reno to San ta Barbara where Mrs. Prowell's family had its first complete re union In 17 years. Tho -.Prowells took the boys on to Los Angeles, out to Knott's Berry farm and to an animal farm where they wit nessed an hour show put on by the animals trained for movies. Joanne Weddle returned last week from a vacation spent in San Francisco- She drove down with JoAnn Sisemore of fort Klamath. Leaving for their home In Cal ifornia on Labor Day wcie Albert, Raymond, and Diane DeBortoli, children of Mr. and Mrs. Elldo De Bortoli. The youngsters had been here for nearly a month visiting their gradmother and aunt, , Mrs. Gugllelmo DeBortoli ano- Bifida DeBortoli. Raymond had his 7th birthday anniversary- just before ,1.... 1 1. --I.L..,- n . . . his brother and sister, Doris Ann, Agath, Tony and Mary DiUllo en joyed refreshments and a movie. Mr. and Mrs. Friedman Kirk. Orln and Frieda arrived uome last Monday morning after a vacation Mr. and Mrs. Kirk and Orln had left ten days earlier for Reno, Salt Lake City, Yellows.cne Park. to Montana on business, to Glacier Park and then to Seattle where they met Frieda who had flown back from Sitka, Alaska, where sne nad been visiting an aunt and uncle for a month. Frieda made the trip In excellent condition but was home less than 24 houra when she was bucked off a racing horse and so began her senior year in nign scnooi ruesaay in a some what crippled condition. Frank DI Ulio and his mother. Who is spending this year with her son oeiore returning to, ner wis consin home, drove to Portland Labor Day to pick up a cow. For two months they had tried ' to buy a certain type animal here in Klamath County or in tne Rogue River Valley and finally got one in Multnomah county. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kesslnger and Raymond Ray, recently re turned from a week's vacation in Tacoma, Wash., where Kesslnger lived as a youth, it was a new experience for Mrs. Kessinger and Ray, for they came from Tennes see earlier this summer and are getting their first glimpse of the northwest. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Prlebe over Labor Day were rela' lives from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins, Priebe e daugh ter, son-in-law and grandchildren from Fort Klamath, the Gene Page family. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mannering last week were his brother and nephew, Bob Mannering and Bobble, from Oak land, Calif. - Comparative newcomers to Chi! oquln are Mr. and Mr.s. M. T. Hall and their four young chil dren. They are living directly across from Lorens store. Hall is a logger. Mr. and Mrs., John JKderholm and young sons camped at Buck creek over Labor Day, but ported fishing far from excellent. Mrs. Joderholm's mother. Mrs. El lis, had returned to Seatlle a few days earlier after coming south with her daughter in mid-August. Mrs. Eileen Esqueda visited In cnnoqum over Labor Day with her children. Janet and Pep Parker, at tne Lewis Jones heme. Mrs. Esqueda returned to "California where she Is staying wtih her mother who has been ill and is helping her parents paint and fin ish a new home. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kircher re ceived word Sept. 10 of the birth that day of a 7 lb. 11 oz baby girl, a first child, to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Balfour of Riddle. The youngster was born in a Roseburg. nospital. The Ba Hours are former Chlloquln residents. He managed Copeland Yards before reluming to the Navy for service in '50. Mr. and Mrs. AI Cline and chil dren moved into the Bob Had resi dence in east Chiloqum last week from their home in the Rogue Ri ver valley. Cline is the new Jani tor of the high school. All the third graders were sur prised last Tuesday to see a class mate of last year who had moved away during the summer--Jeanne Gauthier. Jeanne will live near Fort Klamath with her s;.-ler and brother - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. James Dyche, and will come on the bus to the Chlloquln chool. visited the Rlverman's new hunt ing cabin. It has a kitchen, bath, sitting room and a fire place. Mr. Holt from Lakeview is doing the carpenter work. Barry Taylor is having his ranch house remodeled and two extra rooms added. Jlmmie Kielcy and Tom Mccar ty are riding for the Kleley cat tle on Hart Mt. John Overton and Jo-An Caswell are helping the Kieleys finish hay ing. There was no school part of last week. The teacher received the sad news of her son's death by drown ing. Mrs. Hays left immediately. Sincere sympathy is extended her. Phil smith, water master trom Lakeview. visited at the Dixon home Friday and looked at tne water situation in the narrows. Parents Double Family To Six SACRAMENTO (IP) Ira B. (Sklp)Seiden of Rio Vista came to Sacramento the father of three sons. Today he has six children. Mrs. Scidcn yesterday gave birth to triplet daughters. Virginia, Rob In, and Nancy, all under five pounds. Father, mother and triplets were an reported doing line. -Wmy KIlIU for . Dry Eczema Itch Wfcfii itching perUts due to lack erf natural skin otla, Rrxinnl Otniment fiv quick trlicf Kuk in Isnottn. it otlt and aoftrnt dry ktn at its ii mrdicant aoothe fifr itching. l-Wav yelief that bring long-laittng comfort. lO'-O . ; , ' : 52-D - ' . ' ' 7 : f . . ' : ; . , . i ; ' ;r BEDR00Mj bedroom: PtAH'B-2410 ft? A DROPPED LIVING ROOM and dropped dining room in lux ury apartment style feature this compactly planned ranch type house. A bowed dining room window facing the garden and a secluded terrace behind the garage add glamor to the house. Rear service entry hat vestibule connecting with basement stairs and kitchen. The house covors 1,425 square feet, garage 258 square feet. This is plan B-2440 by Alwin Classens Jr., architect, 145 So. Franklin Ave., Valley Stream, N.Y. nBaBaaMaraaaBBBWkiMi.,'WI IT'LL BE A LONG TIME Jerry Leverson of Chicago, ' 111., Anally winds -up in court to answer 74 traffic violations which police say he has ignored for three years. The citations included 20 for speeding, one for reckless driving and S3 lesser violations. Deputy Bailiff Teddy Mazola, right, holds the warrants. Leverson was fined more than $5000 and was sent to jail when he was unable to pay. Should the court juazoia couia technically spenq. nearly ten years, in juu . "IT'LL NEVER WORIC" Two sanitation men, whose old fashioned equipment is parked at far left, skeptically examine a weird contraption designed to help keep streets clean In Frank furt, Germany. It is a vacuum cleaner which sucks the dirt into a large hollow container mounted on wheels. The brushes are " made of steel. uiai Iflair. RICYftl IT This odd runner of the bicycle was invented by a German noble In 1816. Because they were used by wealthy people, the bike acquired the name "Dondv Horse." The rider sat on a leather padded saddle while walking. Mark Rochon. dressed in 19th century garb, demonstrates the antique which is on display at the Henry Fore) , Museum in Dearborn, Mich. DANNY THOMAS ABED BEVERLY HILLS.' 'Calif. Ofl Bronchitis hos put comedian Dan ny Thomas to bed at home, and his physician has ordered him to stav there at least five days. Thomas was stricken Thursday night while rehearsing a, new TV series. The same physician, Dr. Arthur M. Rubin, la treating the actor's 16-year-old daughter, Mar garet, for bronchial congestion. H3E - : dVEaVHEMBBEBBft.- 1 decide to charge time for money, - looking, wooden-wheeled fore-1 Legal Notice NOTICES Examination for Certified Public Accountants of Oregon will be held in Portland from 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. November 4, through Friday. Novem ber 6. 1953. Applications must be filed with the Secretary on or before Oc tober 5, 1953. Ralph B. Stratford. CP A.. Sec retary Oregon State Board of Accountancy. 63? American Bank Building Portland 9. Oregon , S 19-31-23 No. M3 CLASSIFIED RATES per word So per word 12c .per word 20o One day per word esc MINIMUM Th mtnimum charge for any one ad Is SOc - nvani.TKLS Classified ads accepted up to 5:3s D.m. for following oay s puuuv.w., m nium Rstnrdav for Monday. classified display ads accepted up to 13 noon lor louowmg ua o Fur cation. BOX NUMBERS Answers to sds may be handled through bos numbers at the paper for a service coarse j C FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S ' rUtmath funeral Hon Hun atreei. raaom I MEETING NOTICES IOOF NO. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. . Fifth and Main Sts. ALCObOUCS Anooynoiu. paoiK wit LOST AND FOUND Scottish Rite Bodies will hold stated meetins, Mondav ninht, Sept. 21. Refreshments will be ' served. HERMAN GISVOLD, Secretary ALOHA CHAFl'tUTNoT 61 O. E. S. m hftiri a stated meeting at tne Masonic Meiuiwi day, Sept. 22, at 8:00 p.m. AU members and visitors are invited to attend. Rhoda Hamden, W.M. Claris Williams, W. P. LOST. AIREDALE black lias, weight" about 70 pouniis. Ren $75 reward for any information teadinj hari Answers to name u . itione coueci. . B. Byard, -iappy :amp. iaui- '. t.o i ...kit. Tut. lakr? School rnVur. liie Mrs Frank Manceau. BOX ill. luienme. LOST LIGHT tan female dog named OOtS. LrCU PICKUP "C'r:r.. lamatn rails, wewara. rnwn LOST $42 by OTI student, money des perately needed. Please return to Her ald and News. Reward. . GENERAL NOTICES rivi Miiwr fnr vour dances. Morgan McDonald Orii. C.11 8111 or 2-0200. uranmhir? O . TJT V ur.nl. In TCnt hall or bultdins with larse flow space ior OCI. luin. uaii ie-ua.. BABYHOOD Wonda-Chair Distributor. Fnon. 005J lor ire, aemunau.nuii. PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will Sladiy help you. Box an i-none -w- STANLEY Home Products. Pr.cne 660ft n.iuiTR npTEcnvr agency Prtvat. investlsatlona. confidential In terviews. Male owner, r.v. nw Klamath falls. 10 SERVICES . BOBCO PAVING Driveways, Parking Area, etc, F. H. A. Terms, Free Esti mates. Phone 6788 or 8789 Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest sanitary Mcir.oai ALSO ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of loots, Etc, ED P. KINO 2434 Orchard - Phone .9841 HOME ELECTRICAL ' APPLIANCES EXPERTLY SERVICED AND REPAIRED Prompt, Efficient Service EAST SIDE APPLIANCES 7th at Klamath ' Ph. 8886 STOVE & FURNACE Cleaning and Repairing GUARANTEED Call DUANE 5149 (PEYTON & CO.) or 4407 Evenings nnntfTNn nidlnc. insulation and wea- theritripping. 133 No. 4th, plione S86S CUSTOM BALING. Phone 7684. MIMEOGRAPHING and mailing lista at reasonable prices. Klamath Busi ness College. 733 Pine. Phont 4670. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Lacy King Phone 3335. TOR ROTOTILUNG, garden work. Call 3743. MOWING and raklnff. Phone 8144, LET ME help witii vouf painting problems, cnanea crown, ROTOTIIXING and garden work don Phone z-azoa. ELECTRICAL work done. No nb ten maiL ynone a-iuio oeiore m.. MATERNITY CLOTHES HADE TO ORDER Phone 2316 CURTAINS laundered and utretched Phone 4914. w vntTP fail rnata lintx. far winter. Reaionabl and Prompt Service. Phone 3779. PLOWING. DISCING and Harrowing. H. F. Jarrard, phone s52 unnvihin. MASONRY r-arncntry ter proofing. Phone 3-3125 Mr. Cook nil. BUHNER SERVICE .ru..t HfBliniT and WrSldtns. Phom 6541. evenings 9662. 222 Spring Street nw formatting order your school clothes now. Phone 4472. CEMENT CONTRACTOR. Elm Smith Phone 6688. ALTERATIONS GUARANTEED, side work gladly accepted. A pnona pjoj- 13 EDUCATION AL onPin.An piano ij.shins Virginia Walter frhone 7254 RHODA ANN BROW N voice fiano Muciol Kinder i art en Phone 8342 i503 Canby BOOKKEEPING, office machine, typ ing shorthand. Soecdwritlna. kindred subjects. Klamath Business College. 733 fine, rnone ipu. 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS Cascade Laundry and Cleaners. APPLICATIONS taken lot exper ienced saiesiaaies ana DooKKeeper. rience necessary. Appiy m person. none cans. Your store, m main. MAKE S7S IN SPARE TIME! Easy to sell 75 boxes Name-In-Gold Christmas Cards for $73 orufit. Bar gain Assortments, other fast sellers double earnings. Assortments on ap proval, other samples FREE! STYL ART, 1717 W. Ninth, Dept 66. Los Angeles 55. LADIES TO SHOW Nylon Lingerie. Children's Wear on Parly Plan. 60 Styles. Great earnings. We start you. 14 HELP WANTED. MALE WANTED two food carpenters for rest dent construction. Apply two miles West of Mack Store. Bryant WfUianu Ranch, days or at 632 Oak. upstairs aiter o p.m. SALESMAN, roofing, siding, insulation and weathcrslnpping. Full or part time. 133 No. 4th. phone 6866. WANTED. RETAIL salcsmau, age 21 to 40. High school education for em ployment with large national company, permanent position, excellent promo tional possibilities. Phone 3234. B to I a.m. MAN TO EARN $150 and up per week. Long needed Inventiaa. Advertised worldwide. Prospects are everywhere. Full or part time. Exclusive No in vestment. Free samples. Write Red Comet, Ine. Dept. 370-G, LIU lei on. Colo. liun Week Run Unnth run XTDNDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1853 11-jlTUATIONS WANTIP y'auti work. Phon i-ean. HticrwnttK PV m nmu. rnum wumo, rHii.D CARE. Pnon ww. child CARE in my ntww. itm win. - Uf.v nhniM 1327J. t IfALE OTI STUDENT would Ilk wW w XoLPf ernce. Call 1-0343. . "Fit I i n -art In EOT hOUM (Uy. Bll yard with gym Muipnwni. fence, rnuin -" wanted WASHING ANO Phone 9434. CHILD CARS in my home iw HOUSE WORK by Uie htwr. 2-0110. GENERAL OFFICS. tvoina. work. Also baby iltting. CQ 1-5471 of eiaruai work. Also oai 2-2TB2 after BABY SITTING day or ntht on thai OTI Campus. Writ Box S4J or Ml BV at B-14. Apt, fl. Oretech. . 22 ROOMS fOR KENT i SIEPING ROOM, CIom in 917 WI- nut. HOOM ANO BATH. Suitablt for bust, ness man. Alpha Aparlmanta, phono 4522; , ROOM, board, gentlemen. 1007 Crai cent. i. . ! . . FOR RENT, pleASiint room In niivat home. oreaKiaas u aoirctt. rnow . STEAM HEATED sleeping ixoms, QutC clean, close In. Phono 1-021.4, . UOMS 1034 Hagn. ti KOOMS to rent Class bk,,flJPlni Phone 5553. 24 A P ARTMEHTS TOR HINT THREE ROOM, well furnUned apart ment. Close in. Garage. $40. Phone 0B61. Tunrr nnoM furntihed uDartment. Large private bath. Relrigerator and electric stove. Reasonable to steady renters. 634 No. Bth. , ATTRACTIVE apartment Furnished" or 1 unfurnished. Hot water heat Adulta. Phone 3888.- TWO BEDROOM unfurnished ajjart mrnt. Private bath and kitchen. Prt- . vrte entrance. Very nice. AuUts only. Phone 3874. ' TWO ROOMS completely furnished ex ccpt groceries. Private entrance. 1143 . Pine. BRIGHT, clean two room "apartment with bath. $40 a month. 324 Broad. TWO ROOMS and bath. Inquire ffi Hiiih. STEAM HKATED" apartment 'withHbed- room. 628 Oak St 26 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT, new. modern two bedroom home. Electric heat, utility room, rage, inquire uan wasnpurn way. UNFURNISHED one bedroom house and garage. Stoves and electric watei tank. near Conner scnooi. rnonn FOR RENT 3 bedroom unfurnished house, some acreage. Inquire at 3938 Al tamont after 8 p.m. WHY PAY rent? See ad headed "Why Pay Rent?" Phone 2-1870 In classifi cation No. 30. . 5. one bedroom duplexes. - 1944 28 REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED to rent, three bedroom un- furnisheH hou for hiith school tesrht and family. Call superintendent's offic HOMES FOR SALE Everett Dennis Realtor. 121 H. tk, Phone 8491. WANTED to rent rmall furnished aDarlment with garage. New employ in -ouniy Xjiorary. rnone jmi qaya. WANT TO RENT, clean two or three unfurnished bedroom home. References rnone z-jtfia. 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Attractive 2 bedroom home on paved corner. North side. Oak doors, fireplace, furnace, insul ated, garden, trees, storage base ment. Large concrete floor. m rage. $7750. Mow on GI Loan. GOMER JONES REALTOR 111 So. 4th Phone 6321-7597 Sr. Francis Park Two bedroom home on a corner lot, fireplace, knotty pine Interior, elec tric heat throughout, paved streets, fenced In yard, five shade trees. Owner leaving town,- 2M1 Oettl St. PHONE 2-0420 For Sale or Trade Modern post war 5 room home on small acreage on Homedale Road. Good construction. Conveniently ar. ranged. Large bedrooms, wall to wall carpeting In living room and dining room. Attached garage. Lota of storage space. Nicely landscaped. A real buy for J9,500. Owner will i sell or WILL TAKE NEAT CLEAN SMALLER PLACE ON TRADE IN. LISTINGS WANTED. We need list ings on 2 and 3 bedroom homes In the city and suburban areas. H you are considering selling your home consult us for an accurate an alysis of the market value of your property. For' prompt, courteous, efficient service call us today. Just dial 3665. i BURTON E. GRAY- REALTOR & INSURANCB 1037 Main St. Ph. 3665 Res. 3491 SALESMEN ' v" Al Longmire 6734 Dean Hall . ' 8073 FARM FOR SALE . 6 ' miles out on paved road, 89 acres of good level laua,- fenced and irrigated. Now In giain and alfalfa. Irrigated under K.I.D. Water and taxes reasonable. Priced at 123,000, some terms. wanted. We have buyers for stock ranches and diversUied farms. If you are consider ing selling -your ronch or farm please contact us lm- ' mediately. BURTON E. GRAY ; REALTOR 1037 Main Phone Mtt SALESMEN Dean Hall Eves. 8073 Al Longmire Eves. 8724 FOR SALE LARGE unf.nk.ned house. t:re una, ww casn. hot inu. TWO LOTS AND hti.ln... h..tlHln CI ewe to So. 6th Street bank. Deeded land. Bargain for cash. 2933 So. Sixth ltfL.s P m- Bnd weekend. "OPERATE YOUR own but.iisa witn the help of The J. R. Watkina Com pany in Klamath County. No Invest ment needed except car. Products well known ff-r 85 years and now .Na tionally Advertised. Write J. R. Wat kins Company. 137 Dexter Avenue, Sfr attle ft. Wash. ' eFF2sifor 30x100. Prici 375. S50 down, S5 month, no Interest. End of pavement on new hignway. West Side. Upper Klamath Lake. Inqutr Antler Guest Ranch Lode, Harrl nian P. O. Oregon. SMALL one bedroom home, few blocka from town, small down payiuent. Call z 1 noon "d evenings. IHIS TWO bedroom home being gold by owner. Nice lawn, fenced all around Will sell with Mm Mute or rLL-".OMIor.Ml' i- Special CASH price If aold now Phone 5035.