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FAQB FOURTEEN HMRALD AND NBWB. KLAMATH PALL8. OafcQOW FRIDAY, JAtfljjj WANT ADS - The "Pause That Replenish Ibarra Facing Toughest Battle Yet As Ecuador Elections In June Near Editor'! Note Even his worst enemies admit President Jose Vel asco Ibarra of Ecuador Is an out standingly honest man. But, they say, he is also impulsive and vio lent. Here is the story of the way he runs Ecuador, a county where the man who wins the support of the army wins the support of the people. By PAUL SANDERS QUITO. Ecuador 11 Three times elected President of Ecuador and twice kicked out by army revolts, Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra again has set up a strong man regime in l.iis little South American country, His opponents charge he has Junked the constitution by arbi trary edicts and illegal acts. Efforts to concentrate power in pis own hands cut snort his two previous presidencies. In the middle '30s and again in the middle '40s. Both times the army applied the boot and sent the 6-foot, bespec tacled chief executive into exile. Both times he was sent north into Colombia, across the nearest fron tier, then went to live out his exile in Argentina. Two days after his Inauguration in 1952, Velasco Ibarra dismissed some 60 high-ranking army officers and replaced them with men more sympathetic to him. Increase In pay and other benefits followed for the officers. El Comerclo, one of the country's foremost independent papers, has supported Velasco Ibarra in some matters, but has been mostly critical. Its closure In November was or dered by the government after Jorge Mantilla, director of the pa per, organized a solid front of the nation's press In refusal to print a government statement denying a report of a cabinet crisis and lam basting the Ecuadorean press In vltrollc terms. The paper was re opened at the end of December. The government statement origi nally was given out as paid matter earmarked only for several news papers. El Comerclo was not on the original list. But general refusal of the newspapers to carry the statement, under Mantilla's leadership, brought an army hacked government demand that El Comerclo print It or else. Freedom and reputation of the press were involved. Mantilla ar gued. He refused to print the statement. Police then took over El Comerclo, Its afternoon affiliate, and Its radio station. Employes were ordered out and the plant padlocked. The government cnarged "rebellion. Elections next June will replace the congress, which adjourned eariy in November. Velasco Ibarra, who won In 1952 by a big plurality of the country's 350,000 votes, had a large majority in the old congress.. Besides his own followers, he had the backing 01 me oid-nne conservative party. He also has the support of the ARNE (Ecuadorean Nationalist Revolutionary Action, a Fascist like group patterned on the Spanish Falange.) The government is likely to get a rough fight in June. A new Demo cratic Front of opposition elements and Independents is shaping tip. Municipal elections In November didn't turn out well for the Ve lasco Ibarra followers. The Con servatives kept their hold on Quito, their principal stronghold, but lost elsewhere throughout the country. Regardless of how Velasco Ibarra makes out In the new con gress, there's no doubt of his an- peal to a great number of Ecua dorans! most of whom live In poverty and long for better things. Velasco Ibarra promises them roads, schools, hospitals andi a better standard of living. And he docs have a busy little welfare program under way. Thin and balding, the 57-vcar-old veiasco JDarra Is 10 SERVICES YOUR LAWN AND FLOWER8 TAKEN CARE OF BY THE MONTH OR SEASON EXPERT CARE AT A MINIMUM COST J. B. HOPE Landscape Gardener Expert Pruning. Trees, Shrubbery, Flowers, Lawns, Rustic Furniture Trellises. Ponds. Waterfalls, Ornamental Cement, Rock Work Klamath Falls, Oregon 1734 Johnson Avenue Phone 8577 CLASSIFIED RATES one day per word ic Three days per word 12c " nun , per word 201 Month run per word 65c MINIMUM rhe minimum cnarge for any on ad Is 60c ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims for adjust ments without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 5:30 p.m will be made In following day's publication, by 1J Noon Saturday for Monaay, DEADLINLS Classified ads accepted up to B:3o p.m. for following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday classified display ads accepted up to 12 noon for following day's publication. BOX NUMBERS Answers 10 ads may oe handled through 00 numbers at tiio paper for a service ehargs of 25c Legal Notice NOTICE OP BOND SAI.fr Sealed iiruoo-Bls will ho wvivmA hu thB Common Council of the City of Klamath rails. Oreunn. for tin. nun ha, of street Improvement bonds. Scries 97. 08, D9 and lou. naKrcffaliiig, twenty seven thousand eighty-nine and 50-100 dollars IS27.OS0.SOi, duly authorized by ordinances of the aniri r.tu r iri-... une ut oouin I "ul thus, tor tne construction and li America's best orators. His voice Erov?m"A ',.",e '""""ins improve. is rtenn with . irt. a... V .' .' ,f"S.,! "" 1 ' ." diction Is superb, and he is an excellent phrase-maker. "Give me a balcony In every town in the country, and I will win," he said at the start of his last presidential campaign, Even his bitterest foes admit Velasco Ibarra is an outstanding honest man, and will tolerate not ine sugntest evidence of graft. They admit he is able, and one of me hardest workers the country has known. But, they contend, he is Impul sive, violent, and has an obsession for power. Farm Program Built On Flexible Supports Would Balance Surplus Worries By OVID A. MARTIN WASHINGTON tin President i'lsennowcr Thursday outlined g farm program built on the nrlncl pie of controversial flexible price supports, but freed of price-depressing effects of present crop sur pluses. Under such a plan, government price guarantees would be high in times of shortages to encurage production,' and low in times of surpluses to encourage consump tion and discourage over-production. It would replace present war bom mandatory high level sup ports scheduled to expire at the end of the 1054 crop year. tn nis message on the Slate of tne union, Elsenhower said, how- ever, that present farm surpluses totaling more than five billion dollars s h o u I d be "Insulated' from the normal markets for special uses. Such scaling off of surpluses would permit a shift to the flexible support plan In 1055 with price sup- ports continuing at least one full crop year at the present 90 per ceiu oi parity levels for basic com modities. , Parity is a standard for meas uring farm prices, declared by law to be fair to farmers in relation to prices they pay. Some farm leaders In Congress hBVe objected to use of flexible supports next year on the ground that present surpluses would pull price guarantees for crops like cot ton and wheat possibly as low ns 75 per cont of parity next yeor. The administration siiuonsllon that the present surpluses bo in sulated from market .supplies would nllow a gradual lowering of price supports If future production tend ed to provide supplies in excess of normal .needs. The President said he would send his detailed farm recom mendations to Congress on Mon day. He said the present farm pro- public opinion stemming from gov-1 I rams had accomplished their war- crnmeni surplus purchases. ,,,Me purpose oi encouraging needed Reiling Proposes Promotion ONTARIO, Ore. Iff)- A 12-month Assessment to raise $200,000 annu ally lor promotion o! dairy product was proposed here Thursday by Wilbur Reiling, Klamath Falls, president of the Oregon Dairy men's Association, Speaking at the opening session or ilie two-tin y convention, Reiling told some 160 dairymen present that the industry needs to win over the public. That will bo the theme of the session, with most action expected to bear on the problems ol con sumer resistance. The fund raising proposal was to put an assessment of a half cent a pound or 2 cents a hundred weight against dairymen on a year around basis instead ol only two months a year as at present. Roiling said that the National I Milk Producers Assn. had worked out a sell-help program which was worthy of praise because It would eliminate much ol the adverse The industry's surpluses, while pultintr dairymen "in the dog house," actually are proportionate ly smaller than those in the wheat and cotton growing fields, he said. The group approved a program MiKiested by the Oregon Dairy Commission and outlined by Glenn Lny. executive secretary. Lay said Ji was intended to bring producer mid distributor together on promo tion, apply to Oregon tho national program of the American Dairy sn.. and promote the industry 1 ith in direct messages to consum er and through trade channels. Hie se$slon continues Friday. Huae Carrier To P Lnno Delayed WASHINGTON The Navv "brsdnv announced a nix - month ' 1r in the Munching of the nlr- 'ft rarrler Forrestal. the first big "-pr started nine World War II. Hie Navy nat that the launch - will take rlnce In the full of ' 1 year Instead of this sprlnr. previously announced. It production. But in the postwar pe riod, he said, they had piled up huge surpluses. He said the nation faces two alternatives on a farm program (!) use of rigid production con trols or (2. use of a program that would permit the market price for farm products "prariunlly to have a greaier mnuence on the plnnninn of production by farmers, while com inn Iiir the assistance of the government." "The latter," he said, "is a sound approach. The President said that present sealed-off surpluses could be used for the school lunch programs, for disaster relief, emergency assist ance to foreign friends, and for stockpiling ol reserves for national emergency. "I have chosen this farm pro gram." he said, "because It will build markets, protect the con sumers' food supply and move food Into consumption instead of into storage. It Is a program that will remove the threat to the farmer of these overhanging surpluses, a program, also, that will stimulate production when a commodity is ..u...a ui r mm, urcgon. an lOllnWt: Imprnvfnie.il. Unll No. llf), extending alone PorllAnd Street from Die Snulh westerly line of the Alley at the rear of Lot U, Block 4D, and Lot 1, Block 4U Hot. Springs Audition, lo the South easterly line of Newcastle Street ; Im provement Unit hn. in. . .,;,)(, , along Eorle Street from the Northeast" Southweii terly line of Lot 12. In Block 4.i and Lot 8 in Block 44 of HlHslrie Addition; Improvement Unit No. 121, extending along the Alley In Block Three of Hot Springs Addition; mid. Improvement Unit No. 122. extending along, Enttterly portion of Roadway oi Csilifornin Avenue from the north line of Uphnm Street to the south ltne of Delta Slreet, omitting intersections, but laterals" ,Wewa,k, and anitary sewer Proposals to purchase an Id bonds will be received by the under si Riictl up to and including the eighth day of Feb ruary. 1034, at the hour of seven thirty o clock p.m. of said day and opened ?-l,.fl .Wir or ' Common Council immediately thereafter; said bonds shall he dated February 13, i?."nd ."ha" bc ln amounts of ST'00.00 each, except bond No. 1, of each serial, which shall be for the frac. lionnl pert of hpv n. an'i nil .vill be due ten years after the date of is. sue. payment th en' re I'ond- on lionnl with said City nt any coupon nn.vjng dale on and after one year from the dute thereof. Said bonds will be.ir Intercut nt lht rnt - ,m n..n.i six per cent ner annum, payable Kem. annually on Februnry tilth and August I 13th of each year, principal and in terext nnvnhtt- at tho ntfir. t .. treasurer of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. All proposals must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check ,0L."V Pcr cent of the proposal. VI . J "miL-ii reserves ine 1, iu icjcl-i any ana ail Dlds. Tie SUCCessful htrirW fr .-I,. I- wlll be furnished with an opinion as to the validity thereof by the law firm of; Wlnfree, MrCulloch. Shuler & Snyre Portland Trust Building, Portland 4 Oregon. This notice Is authorized by or dinances of the Common Council of i"? J'tl? of. Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated, December 21st. 193.1. i-miik A. Blackmcr Police Judge, for the City of Dee. 20, 30, 31: Jan. 'l. 2. 4 r t 8. 11. 12. 1.1. U n in id n Feb. 1; No, 740, NOTICE TO CREiSlTOns Notice Is hereby given Hint the Un dersigned has been appointed adminls lui or of the Estate of Rava Aluude Wells, deceased, and has qualified. All persons having claims again.: t said ra tals are hereby notified to present the same, verified as rcmiired bv law. to said administrator at the office of Clar . Humble. 201 Stewart Drew Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon, with in six months after the first unit Men 1834 notice, to-wlt, January a. Lester V. Wells Admin In tralnr of the Estate or Itosa Maude Wells, deceased. No. 780 Jan. B-13-22-29 k. .. NOTICE To"CREDlTOns Not Ice Is hereby given that the under signed has been appoint xc.ii.ix the estate of August P. Bueslng. de nreseit the same s-id e ?ulrW at County, Oregon, and that all persons having claims aRaii.nl -aid est ile of said deceased are hereby notified to nrcsent lite unme In :,.iifj executrix nt the office n iP un'-r'l""d M Suit 1, IWlhnse mitlding. Klamath Falls. Ore. gnu, tngetlier with prooer vouchers, within fix months of the dale of this notlre Dated this 22nd day of December, 1033. ritnrlntte C. Carmlchael. Kvectitrlx J C. O'NclP. Attnrnev for Execx. Suite 1, Melhahe Building, Klamath ''nils. Oregon Dec. 2(1. Jan J. , 13 No. 742 -FUSERAl .HOMES WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. Sl High Stfeet.P.hone 3;t34. T I MEETING NOTICES ' Notice of public instal lation of 1954 officers of Manzanlta Chapter No. 172 O.E.S. Friday night January 8, 1954 at 8 p.m. at I.O.O.P. Hall. SPECIAL Meeting of Klamath Lodge No. 77, A.P.&A.M, Friday at 7:30 PM. E. A. Degree. Elvin E. Phillips, W.M. Anonymous. Box CO, 14 HELP WANTED, MALE EXPERIENCE department manager needed for complete retail plumbing de partment. Guaranteed salary plus override on all sales. In reply to box 733, care of Herald and Newt, give IF YOU HAVE HAD hardware expert, ence enough to merchandise and pro mote a complete hardware department write Box 737, care of Herald and News, giving age, years of experience, etc. 17 HELP WANTED WANTED. MEN or ladies to demon itrale Stanley Home Products, the party p'an. Good wages. Phone 6609. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED f-Mit.n CARE. Phone 6O20. WILL CARE for elderly woman ln my home. Phone 2-0328. my home. Phone CUt LP CAR E. Phone 6103.""" BABY SITTING bv exnerienced infant and children's nurse. Phone 2.2729. WOMAN WANTS hoiuewbrkby The hour. Call ;H2D. COMPLETE Janitor service. ChurcheiT office buildings, etc. Phone 2-3421. Apt. H2. F. Hastey. 22 ROOMS FOR RENT PELICAN HOTEL Winter rates $6 per week and up. Day rates, SI up. PLENTY OF HEAT i nOQMS to rent, close in. Phone 4444. noo.'.j. board, gentlemen. 1607 Cres cent. NICE r hont room f orren t Greer Apartments. 710 Main. STEAM HEATED" sleeping' roorni-Quiet clean Clout in Phone 2-0214 DESIRABLE rooms. 322 Pacific Tei race. 2 LOSTAND OUND D A U G HTE il S0 F T i I K IV 1 1 JR PI ST Lost : oi.ietime Wednesday p.m. P. lone LUST lfldv's natmral rnlnrnH nivilrii gloves New Year's night. Vicinity of i-.uh.-h . lease pnone tiiii extension ib. FOUND. I Sorinff calf. Pnv feed hill and ad. W. A. Kocnig, Route I, Box 4 GENERAL NOTICES BE SURE TO get your season tickets for the New York Drama plays, Lo and Behold. J.ui 2:1. Tlo Your Aop Pr.li 2(1. nnd Mr. Roberts. Mnrch 20 at Mills School front any member of the JJusi- ML-ni una t'roie.ssionai women s uiuo. No tickets fVfenl uriihnn tlnlcxtc snlrl nt the door. Price for the three plays, SO. PIFS. CAKES. Cfinklix.. ni-forv : nri home made noodles all prepared by the Pep Peppers of Klamath Union High School will bc on sale at Qual ity Pood Market all riav. Rniiirrlau Jan. 9. ' PERSONALS SJNLYIonmroduehiOhone M( WOULD LIKE to contact onvone work ing in either Merrill or Tulelake and driving down each day. Monday through Friday and arriving in Merrill not later than 7:30 a.m. Please phone 3014, Klamath Falls. Oregon. BE SURE TO get "your season tickets for the New York Drama Guild plays, Lo and Behold, Jan. 23. Be Your Age f'!..- 2S Lonti Mr- noherts. Mnrch 20. at mills School, from any member of the DlIK nei flnrt J Prnrnwiinnfil Club. No tickets except season tickets smn at the door. Price for the three plays, SO. LKJHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms7CIo in. Well heated. 407 No. 8th, phone 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 1 -REAL ESTATE WANTED HOMES FOR SALE Everett Dennis Bee) tor. 12 M. ftb Phone fc491 WOULD LIKE to rent large house close in or rent same with option to ouy. write box TJ care 01 tieraia ana News. REAL EST ft fOR SALE CLEAN FURNISHED one and" bedroom apartments. No Pets. 5038. FURNISHED APARTMENT clean nnd quiet. Electric refrigerator. Ideal for wording people or OTI students. Reasonable rent. 445 Market. THREE ROOM -furnished apartmenL Centrally located. 121 South 2nd. CLEAN DUPLEX apartment witn""ga iilf - s!"v furnished. No children. 004 K. M a In, LARGE two room fiiriTisheil aparT mcnt, $17.50; all utilities paid. 419 North 10th. FOUR ROOM furnied Adults only. Phone 693(1. THREE ROOM fu niiahed apartment. to ment phone 4043, center of town. Tor appoint- furnlshed apartment. THREE ROOMS wjttath.JThone! TWO BEDROOM unfurnished apart' mint. 2139 Orchard. Inquire 2037 Rad cliife. T"REE ROOM furnished apartment for rent. 2009 Darrow. phone B992. 2 11 ui , c"'an '""lished apartment. Suitable for two. Close in. Phone B459. VACANCY Walnut apartmentiTiTa -HOOM UNFURNISHED aoartment. 9?a5? ?nd bamenL $45 per month. RW Washington. FOR STANLEY Home Products, call Buff Jones, phone OHtiU. HARRIET McCollum representing Min nenota Woolen Company Phone 4010. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will gladTi -H unit. 4ui, riiune Oslai! 10 SERVICES NEW ONE bedroom apart men t Completely furnished. 2141 Garv St.. 'i block off So. Sixth St. Couple .,n!y THREE ROOM Tnranc. Adults, Phone 7H86. TWO SMALL rooms, furnished. Utili Ucs paid, $1.00 day. 316 Pine, phone FOR RENT, two rooms and bathT LOOK IE LOOK IE 4 Bedrooms Immediate possession Owner has been transferred. Here is a once ln a lifetime opportunity. Located close in on the North side, Really neat and clean. AH rooms pood size. Extra large living and dining- rooms. Attached garage and partial basement. New heating; system. Will make an ideal hone for a large lamilv or excellent rental property, price cut to the none for immediate sale. $8,7o0. Very reasonable down payment. BRISTOL AVE. t8,50O Is a very reasonable price for this attractive modern post war home with attached garage and dining room. Recently painted inside and out. Close to school and store, si. 700 cash down and bal ance like rent. Don't wait. Call us to see it to-day. SUBURBAN MANSION Located just n tew minutes drive from city center. On paved road. Large 4 bedroom home with electric heat. 2 car garage, out side fire place and patio also Ken tucky style stable. Grounds nicely landscarwrt Fit for a king ana designed for a queen. Priced to sell at $19,000 with reasonable terms. LISTINGS WANTED We need homes; all prices and all loca tions. No cost to you unless we sell. So call us today if you want to sell. Prompt efficient service. Just dial 3665 or 3421. BURTON E. GRAY REALTOR & INSURANCE 1037 Main St. Ph. 3665 Evs. 3421 0 REAL tSTATI fOR SAU Duplex And a good 2 bedroom home on the same lot, close in. monuuy in' come 180. Price (16,000. Close In 2 bedroom home with large rooms and in A-l condition. Price (6,000 terms. 7 Acres 2 houses, good income, alfalfa bnd pasture. (2900 will handle. J. W. SANDERS Realtor Tel 7521 1213 Main St. Salesmen Lee Orr At Malta. W. W. Thompson River, Harbor Bills Studied . . MOVING? . . . Call 7425 Local-Long Distance Piano and appliance moving specialty Transfer and Storage Agents Beklns Moving & Storaf Peoples Warehouse Warren Bennct Manager "Since 1018" FRUIT TREES PRUNED Tree Topping Tree Removal Evergreens sheared and tied AL BAKER - Suburban Nursery Eves. Ph. 2-3167 Days Ph. 8188 HOME ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES EXPERTLY SERVICED AND REPAIRED Prompt, Efficient Service EAST SIDE APPLIANCES 7th at Klamath Ph 8886 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Locally Owned Since 1944 ' PHONE 3335 or 8377 LACY KING j.'amcd dlnvs on the delivery of source and encouvage consumption -M"""Mt-m, iiii-iiitiiiiK nip i wiien naimc is Doumuul. Ii'n's .ironulslnn machinery. WASHINOTON l.fl - Rep. Angell (R-Orcl said Thursday his livers ana narbors subcommittee shortly will begin preparation ol an omni bus bill (o authorise construction ot needed projects. The hill would not auurouiinte money to nettm project construc tion but would give preliminary congressional approval to various projects. Specllic appropriations would have to be approved separ ately and later. Augell sold he did not believe action on the omnibus bill should be deterred merely because there Is a large backlog ot already au thorized projects upon which con struction has not begun. He estimated there Is an aver age time lap; of approximately live years between authorisation ot a protect and beginning of construc tion because of planning and other details, The Forrestal is tinder construe 1 m at Newport News, Va. Ill I KS MOSCOW HI M H s c O V 1 1 e a packed Klkohovsky Cathedral, the city's largest, Thursday for niaver scmccs marking the orthodox Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also ROTO ROOTEK SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, fc.lc. Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD Ph. 9841 ELECTMC SHAVER REPAIRS One riny nervier on all make eln-trtc si' aver. Rem mitt on, Schick and Sun beam. RICKYS JEWELERS 700Mnln Strrcl Phone 3131 SiiMKOtiRAt'lilNC. and m.chnR "hsw at rrsoiuihlr nrivrn K lain.il tt iuiti.Oa Col Imp 7.1.1 Pine Phone4il70 WILL PRUNE fruit trees, (.'nil B437. MATERNITY 'l.OTHKS MADE TO ORDER Phone it-iaid runTAlNS laundered and Uirlrhed Phona -tau. 13 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING Iiir. ihorlhatid. sulijci'lo Klamath Pine Phone 47t0 ifflce marnlne. Xyv- S-rmvritintl Mildred umitu Jotieje )U BRIGHT, furnlihed two room apartment ui ilk Duiiaing, ii cam neat. w. m BronrJ. THREE ROOM nicely furnished aoart ment, private bath, automatic heat, on Ent Main. SAO. baby accepted. Inquire FURNISHED steamheated apartment. ad nlK Corn er Pine and Cedar. FOR RENT Three room furnished apartment in Altamont, 3526 Hllyard or call Hill. Ex. 15 days. FOR RENT furnished aoai-tmcnt. Phone 6754. three room FURNISHED apartment. Private bath. ClOFe in. Heat furnished. Adults. Phone "'J aurr o:.m D.m. FOR RENT, unfurnished duplex, new ly decorated, near ichool. $50. Phone :i027. Pleasant one bedroom apartment near Court House. Furnished. Adults. $40. Phone 3342 nfler .1 p.m. FURNISHED apartment, steam heat, electrically eouipped. children allowed. Glen Court. Phone 5924. CLEAN three room furnished apart mental 81 8 Lex I ngton. FOR RENT. furnished three tTroflm nnartment. Hot water heat. Phone 8006. MODERN TWO bedroom furnished ni.irlinent for rent. Phone 6223 or 3-32.12. ONE ROOM furnished apartment. 430 Washington. .- -rtOUSti rOR RENT "NFURNISHED one bedroom house. Stoves.ioil Jioardman. NEW THREE BEDROOM un furnish house. Fireplace, central heat. Auto malic washer. $80 Phone 3602. 9 to 3. CLEARY'S CABINS. Weekly, monthly. reasonable. 2335 Blehn. Phone 6830. FOR RENT, two room cabin. 200i En si Main S25. Phone 7200. ATTRACTIVE, one bedroom home on Conner Avenue. Electric heat, S65. No children or pets. References rauired. -h'.iP r-01142. TOR RENT '..UQA, TWO BEDROOM unfurnished house. Ill O uire A 1 8 Hi Rh. KOR RENT two bedroom furnished house. No children under 10 years. 1326 Lakevlew. "OR RENT, clean modern four room hniijip. Unfurnished 545. See at 2131 idrHffe. Call 2-1CJ6. FOR PENT one bedroom furnished IV imp. "Iinne .'4G1. Fl'RNISHED house.ncludlnfutom" II.' washer and ear air elf.-inc iiat M3 jimonthPhone 8773. FOR RENT recently 'remodeled twcC edroom homr four Works from Main Street. Has full basement. General Elec tric automatic heat, well insulated. Plmne f)70Afor appointment showing. FOR RFVT Iwn HHrnnm house 4(l. 918 North 3rd. TWO BEDROOM modernouse7ciose In. pailly furnished. 50. Call 7958. HOT SPRINGS Attractive four bedroom home close to Roosevelt school. Living room with fireplace, separate din ing room, nice kitchen with auto matic dishwasher, tile bath. Pull concrete basement. Double garage. Quick possession. $13,150. Terms. SUBURBAN RANCH STYLE Outstanding five room house in ex cellent neighborhood. Extra large living room with picture windows, large separate dining room, beau tiful kitchen and bath, two sdb- cious bedrooms with wardrobe clos ets. Electric heat, fully insulated and weitherstrlnped. Attached ea rage. Don't miss seeing. $12,000. Terms. Henley Ranch 44 Acres sandy loam soil. Gravity irrigated turough concrete aitcne. Located on highway close to Hen ley scnool. 'i bedroom modern home with good fireplace, auto- malic oil heat. Double garage. Full price $22,000. Good terms. Own er may consider small home in part trade. Cattle Ranch 151 Acres located on highway, 22 miles from Klamath Falls. 26 acivi. irrigated pasture. Additional 340 acres grazing permit. Goou two bedroom modern home with fire place and automatic gas heat. Double garage. Fair outbuildings. Full price 512,000. Terms. Owner may consider, city home in pan, trade. 1 i 142 Acres Irrigated 5 Miles to Klamath Fulls on paved road. 4 room modern home. Goud well. Full price 80500. Owner would consider taking good car in pan trade. WALT DIETZ, Associate Broker with T. B. WATTERS REALTOR and INSURANCE - 107 So. 7th Ph. 4193 lEves. 9469) 10 MAlfSTATI si nno vrn .zr strawberry patch an lv J ante of inns " PhanTz D UP LEV .- down. Call 2-.12SQ Two bedroom hoSP LONGE R EA LTOR 111 So. 8th Phone 31362-2713 Salesmen: JOE LEONARD Eves. 2-0527 Hans NnrUnd lire Insurance. I chufth i Christmas Day obsci v Phone 2-2315, nces. IF YOH IlKr to draw, ketch or paint, write Cor Talent Tft (No Fee. Give h and ocrupAtion to Box 711, care oi Herald and News. 14 HELP WANTED FlMAlTt RKCKPTIONIST mint t f ood" ""Uplrt". evuerien.-ed ire(rrred. AppV Klamath Valley lloapital. W ANTKI1 HOI'SKKrvt'EH iar m'mh. erlet home. Phone 7701. TWO LADIES wanted for-" inrlv" plan """ i i i'i inn nine, oianic nonn Prixiui'tiv Call tWK3. WANT l.AOV lo do houeworVtncouiv try .Cha racier reference. Phone 16 HELP WANTED. MALE WATKINS OGAU:nSII1P Make" lip In $MM a nioith anil nire If sou iiual ify for the Wathln Dealerhin 'in Klam. alh County, v'ar or lituk iPt,(ilir,i ,n ioar rrquired Wnte J. R Waiktnt inrffpanv. Uexter A., Seattle 9, Vaahington. THREE ROOM Mnfnrr,i!ihec house. Do njeet to one child. Call 2-0170. FURNISHED house for rent. Inquire IBM Similars -Lane. THREE ROOM modern hfrn.7tied cabin" love. sa... Phone H160. I'NKlMtNlSHED twn horirnniiihAr. clo!ein. Phone72.Kl. TWO bedroom ftirni"shefhciite CloVe P to,vn. $73. Phone M0S after 4p.m. ONF HFhROOM furnUhed house. S30. tr.onth PhoneMar fOR RF.Vr (in. h.rnom (.".'K."; duplrx. Call JWtW. FOR RFNT. two roomj. S?o Three rwnis. .v cHirt. water, lights fur 'iifhrtl. Call av UU South 6th. Mortt Kilcheti SMALL M O DER?TFU RN 1 SHK D housed .. Inijuire at 44 Shaita Way or " . umst uaij on er i. SOUTH 6TH STREET $8250 is the price of this properly with 72 foot frontage. 200 feet dceD. It has a good two bedroom stucco exterior, plastered Interior home. Dinette, utility, garage, large store room, garden, berries, lawn and shade trees. If you can quality for a Federal O.I. Loan von can hnv this exceptionally good value for iu per ceni clown. YALTA GARDENS 10 percent down for qualified vet erans or 20 nercent down on f.h.a loan will buy this two bedroom nome. Large living room with fire place, dining room, extra large utility, hardwood floors throughout. Ceiling insulated. Oarage, fenced piny yaro. Lawn, garden, S8900. Do you have property to sell? call our office for results. AL SCHMECK . REALTOR Si INSURANCE SALESMEN Harry Van (eves. 82041 JULIAN ABBOT (Eves. 4960 517 MAIN PHONES 3211-6330 TWO BEDROOM unfurnished h o u a e .tit .fluioriya on uon. stovea fur t'N" VHNISKED one bedroom house. Mllla Addition, bua line. Phone &U0. fHREE ROOM furnished! " SnttableT for two adult. -l0. JM27So. Sixth. ONE BEDROOM furnished orunrur nlshed See owner at 1030 California Avenue, THREE ROOM fi7s"ldfiou on Walnul Slreet equipped. Adults onllnquire va Walnut. FOR RENT, to couple, furnished two mmi hocjie. hreakf; room. i a ' h fireplace, has floor furnace, no pet. VW l.tll Sarient. or phoua TIM TWO BEDROOM furmihed houi."l40 17 ACRES On highway. Sandy productive soil. All leveled, checked and irri gated. Land in alfalfa, clover ami pasture. Two bedroom home, fruit room, machine shed. shoD. ga-. age. chicken house. Will consider trade On two or threp hpHrno. uuiue. .i.niiu terms. VERNON DURANT REALTOR 2060 So. 6th Phone 983.! SALESMEN Bob Trelease Eves. 9824 Clem Lesueur Eves. 2-2443 Mike Brunner Eves. 7622 Hot Springs 3 Bedroom modern home. Beauti Jul interior with large dining room and wardrobe closets. Elec. heat and fireplace. Part basement. A lovely home close in for only $12,- duu. lerms. snown by appointment. 2 Bedroom $4200 Weyerhaeuser employes attention: This 6 year old home is being of fered at low price of only J4200. It's a real good buy and handy lo cation for some mill worker. Mills Addition . Duplex 2 Bedroom apartments with ga rages. In very good condition throughout. Good corner location. Price only $12,500. Good terms. WALT DIETZ, Associate Broker with T. B. WATTERS REALTOR and INSURANCE 107 So. 7th Ph. 4193 (Eves. 9463) 32 BUSINmjigl Motels 15 units on Highway Klamath Falls. tJ,."' and well furnished Z? established and can " gross and net Income w 575,000 with good ty would nnnslrl.. trade a home. r.L? property in warmer ji unns located in ifl,l Plus nirp twn h-rM for manager. Anoro.i.!1 net income $900 per nj iurnlshinars and well 3 Price 141,500. Si5,ooo 3 onue icasonaoie paym;J . ..... 5 pan Hotel Lease We have an 'excellent J details. WALT DIETZ, Associij T. B. WATTE P.EALTOR and INSllJ 107 So. 7th Ph. 4193 (jj FOR SALE or tradeTin3 aid and News. ' FOR SALE-Tnvcrn on Eifd io.nu. ""' rM HULLING ACC-OUNTon tjurant and fountain equlsi h n. von nrprt in .t... r. inoss. Will sacrifice. CalljiJ it FINANCIAIt,QAHl TODAVS BFST Bt Only . short aj .North ot m,i , Urce 1 bedroom home it an eilrl uet apartmenl, complete with bath II on one lloor. New Mll.lii.llci!: petlnt over hardwood tloors. fireplace c.'" Insulation ind i larre lased-tn iront porch All thi; P u. full hisemenl coticre& noo? lwM drjr. Ideal wcrk.hop. pl?ooro' space, etc. Only is.soa tta rSi ternu. Call 456,7 Ml oT J. Chllcote A Srollh. Realtor,3 f,T 'tc Llvlnl home and Income- apartments. Price Slo.ooo. lood term! or will trade tor other city or subuibS property. Phone 6342. .ourDn rSJ?.SL5k "IS? room houw. J. illty porch. Close in. Shasta Wav ri'.l'J'.lr;'- Chicken t,?uii: garage with extra room, fenced Trie, and l.wo. JMO0 Shuu' Way. Phone VWT. ROOM tnortf-n tiVnc tnhiTS: Suburban Attractive 2 bedroom modern bungalow. Immediate possession. Large living room with picture windows, separate dining area, hardwood floors, electric heat. Im maculate condition. Located on a double lot In a restricted area. Total price only $9,500. Low down payment. $500 Down Will buy this 2 bedroom modern home. Fireplace, concrete founda tion, detached garage. Located on a paved street on the North Side Price $4,000. Trade Your Trailer For this comfortable modern 2 bed room cottage on '., acre. Interior newly redecorated. Bam, chicken house, fruit cellar. Price $5 000 CHILCOTE X SMITH, REALTORS Since 1909 Salesmen: Homer stiles Ph. 2-2460 Eves. Doa Sl0" 5658 Eves. UI N. 9th street Phone 4565 or 5529 QUICK CASH LOA BORROW p4, " til Repay in 24 Instate up to $2000 Combination FurnituJ Automobile Loar THE IDEAL PLACE TO fll Convenient LocatlJ Convenient to Bono! Convenient to Paj Locally-Owned New Cars Finance! at Bank Rata "MONEY IN A HUM Phone "CHUCK" BAIUI or call at 531 So. Sir; Southern Oregon's only i Finance and Loan Cod FREE PARKING MOTOR INVESTMEN' CO. Furniture loans over $300 d loans over $500 made uodel General Laws of Ond 5-241 Much For Little Vou will feel at home when you first step onto the hardwood floors of th s large living room with its with rh?'f ft' lhe thrce bedron with the full basement and the nearness to school makes this home ?L . the UrgF ,amil-- Not $15,000 not even $12,000 only $8650. Cottage Two bedroom well constructed lr,nnrt.,?n l0t' inuOUS foundation. Single garage K acre land. Only $4460. Good terms. Cecil L. Kollenborn Realtor 4S87 CLINTON AVE. PH. 5742 Wl .r,d """"' Call commercial Furnishes Cash Pay your Christmas a with a Commercui Loan. $25 to $2,000' 24 MONTHS TO REP- CO M M E RCI FINANCE CORPORA' BILL CANTON1, MF "Oldest Finance Co. ui St Loans above $300 throO Industrial Loan License. 107 No. 9th M-223 GASH FAST! When You Need Cut Installment PaM Pay Your Past Due Meet Emergency HWJ Buy Tilings You Wain vjomo in or p"w" -jl . FAST, FRIENDLY 88S '121 South Nintfl ' tjust South of Mam PHONE 8128 PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL- LOANS It x-"h
