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Newspaper Page TextMOTOAT. FEBRUARY 21. 1K4 . f AGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREOOW Use The .RIGHT TOOL To Do The Jot- WANT ADS ! Police Probe ROCKVILLE, Ind. MV-Two bod tes In a wrecked automobile a woman riddled by bullets and a .man without a mar of violence gave state police and the coroner , a mystery today. Coroner B. M. Merrell said the man war Clarence Anderson, 62-year-old Putnam County farmhand. Ho planned an autopsy to deter mine the cause of death. . - The woman, In the late 40s, was not oositively Identified, but the coroner said she closely resembled Morse Blasts At GOP Policy WASHINGTON Wl 6"' Wayne . Mnrse of Oregon fired several more volleys of criticism at the Eisen: bower admimsirauon uvei weekend. Interviewed on the CBS "Man of the Week" television program, ' Morse said the administration's economic policies, had caused a eerlous recession. "The administration should admit that It is tryuiir to readjust itself MX a result of some rather serious wiutnkwi their made last spring. The sad fact Is that things are not trolnir well economically. . . They'd better get busy time is a-wastlngr, ii. nrnnnsed that a national naininrV ftf SIlMr hlchways be . built with federal funds to provide tobs and cut traffic deaths. He also urged that surplus food be given to charitable organizations for distribution to the unemployed and that other surplus food be traSed with backward nations ior the right of Americans to Invest In those countries. .1111 statement Saturday, Morse ckf.fi snoretarv of interior McKay to clarify his stand on Mountain Sheep Dam. C A A Recommends Jet Cargo Planes WASHINGTON UH Civil Aero n a u 1 1 c s Administration (CAA) experts have recommended Uiat Jet airplanes be tried out as cargo carriers before they enter passen . ger service in the United States. That would provide the Jet testing and experience required before they are accepted for passenger transportation, a CAA Jet evalua tion team has decided. The CAA team has forecast the U.S.-buiit Jet planes will go into airline use between 1957 and 1959. TaLso predicted that: . Jets will be used on domestic routes before they go into over ocean service. Other sources have predicted that the first U. S. use of Jets would be on long orerwater flights. . . . a. Turboprop planes (jets com bined with propellers) may be Introduced by the airlines virtually simultaneously with the pure Jets. 3. A practical reverse Jet thrust device may be developed In time for use In the first U. S. civil Jet transport operation, but further work will be needed on brakes and other decelerating devices. G. 0. BOURNE Union Oil Distributor CHEMULT, OREGON Phono Chemulf 131 "He That Get$ Out Of Debt Grows Rich" CARTERS COLLECTION AGENCY 411Moin P.O. Box 844 Phono 6121 ft ft ft ftft Adjust Carburetor Set Distributor And Fan Belt Points and Timing Test Compression Tighten Manifolds And Headbolts Clean and Adjust Spark Plugs Good This Week Only 2SwMk Two Deaths a picture Anderson carried in his billioid, wnicn bore uie name oi Marie Myers, Indianapolis. The bodies were found In a car which ran off Highway 59 north ol Bellmore last night. Anderson was slumped at the wheel, and the woman's body was in the back, covered by blankets. The rear seat cushion had been removed. Other motorists told the coroner the car went off the rond alter weavlnir as if the driver were drunk, Dr. Merrell said Miss Myers' parents in Indianapolis stated that she left Home yesterday to oe mar ricd to a man who looked like a farmer, whose name they did not know. The woman apparently had born killed at the tenant home where Anderson lived alone on the farm of Oscar Clodfelter near Russell vine, Dr. Merrell said. Anderson was a widower whose children were grown. Bullet marks and blood stains were found in the home. Loyalty Law Hit By Church LOS ANGELES m The First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles challenges a state law requiring a loyalty oath of nonprofit organiza tions seeking tax exemption as "a frontal assault on freedom of re ligion as guaranteed by the First Amendment." This Is the church whose pastor, the Rev. Stephen H. Flrtchman, refused to testify before the House- Un-American Activities Commit tee on the ground it sought "to Invade the Intimate confidence of the confessional." Mr. Fritchman was listed by the committee as sponsor of "no less than 22 pro-Soviet organiza tions." His congregation voted yester day to instruct its trustees to de cide against signing the loyalty oath. The trustees' chairman, Atty. Robert Schmorleltz, said the se cretly taken vote was 206 to 31. He said Mr. Flrtchman did not participate in the discussion be fore the vote. A 1953 amendment to the state revenue and taxation code pro vodes that the property tax state ment for churches and other non profit groups shall Include a loyal ty oath if tax exemptions arc sought. Ticking Bomb Found Dud LOS ANGELES liHA trash col lector found what looked like, and ticked like, a bomb in a downtown alley yesterday. He called police. llce called their crime labor- story director. Ray Pinker, and Army demolition experts. A policeman stuck a nail into (he clock part of the contraption, to stop the ticking, the "bomb" was taken to a field. Police Chief Wil liam Parker and Deputy Chief Thad Brown arrived. A Gelger counter was used- negative results. Then the device was tied to a stake. A 50-foot rone was tied to the clock and from a sale distance It was yanked out id uie -oomD. ' : It turned out to be a 11.95 alarm ; clock, sponge rubber, rsgs, paraf : fin. paper ,and beeswax. "I think we've, been had," said Brown. "I'd rather be had than sorry," ' said Parker. TAG? Engine Tuneup TRADES BEST V Dodo w iff1 m & m nr mm iiP fl WOMEN OF THE MOOSE WERE invested with red stoles at the Mid-Winter Conference at Medford, Oregon Sunday, January 31st in recognition of ' outstanding work. From Merrill Chapter 18, and Klamath Falls Chapter 467 are: (seated) investiture officer, Fannie May Thompson, holder of Puritan Honor Degree, chapter 467, highest degree in the Women of the Moose. Standing, (1 to r) Olga Bradshaw, Merrill, Sadie Wallace, Ninon Nyback, Ruby Bell and Frances Waits, all of Klamath Falls. Invested, but not appearing in the photograph, was Rose VanMctor, Merrill. A co-worker must have served successful years as a member of the Academy of Friendship, Senior Regent and Junior Graduate Regent. She must have taken the College of Regent's degree and served four years, be fore she is eligible to receive her stole. Photo by Miller-Williams RAF Now Has Atomic Bombs LONDON W Atom bombs are now being delivered to Britain s rapidly expanding Royal Air Force, Prime Minister Churchill s government announced Monday. An Air Ministry budget memo randum also disclosed that British jet fighters are being equipped i with guided rockets to strengthen, defenses against enemy atom; bombers. It said recent successful rocket tests in the Australian desert i foreshadow the most Important: developments in air defense since i the invention of radar." ! The memorandum, prepared lor Parliament by Air Minister Lord De L'Isle and Dudley, said Bt I ain s air budget for 1954-5S calls lor increased spending on aircraft snd armament. It includes larsc deliveries of swift and hunter jet; fighters, the first deliveries of top: secret swept-winc valiant medium -let bombers and allows for the t lirst time for some atomic bombs. Plunging Car Causes Uproar BALTIMORE liP Robert F. Con- nally's troubles multiplied when he landed In Jail here yesterday on a charge ol disorderly conduct and was fined $25. Police checked his record and found seven traffic tickets consoli dated into lour warrants for his arrest. They told the 52-year-old pris- : or.er he'll have to lake care ol the ! tickets before he can get out of ; Jail. RUSTLERS j DALLAS The Greenhorn I Packing Co. complained rustlers i took lour cows from Its pens here, j ft ft ft ft ft truckler Phone 1101 I Ml f i -a vrs . r 1 4 -9 ft t:-vtz M'SGT. WILLIAM D, ROARK, assistant engineer ing chief of MAMS 15, re cently received a letter of recommendation from the Bureau of Aeronautics in recognition of a tool he de signed to reduce time and save money in repairing jet aircraft. The letter was pre sented by Brig. Gen. John N: Hart, deputy commander of Air FMFPac. Sgt.. Roark's design is for a jet com bustion chamber remover. He designed a hydraulic check stand in 1946 while serving in Peiping, China, and a cam-lok fastener for F4U in 1947. Sgt. Roark has been stationed at El Toro and Hawaii since re turning from Korea. He is 'the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roark, Modoc Point. Careful Driving Leads To Arrest TULSA. Okla. i.P A Tulsa mo torist who told police he was "be inu very careful to drive good so nu not to attract any attention" attracted lots of attention yester day. Officer Orv.il Brnnet followed the car ol motorist Troy James Bethany for three blocks enthralled at the line driving perlormunce. "I stopped to congratulate him on his good driving," said Bennett. Bui when he asked lor his li cense. Bethany admitted he had been driving seven years without A license. "I had no choice but to make the arrest under the circum stances," said the oilicer. Gonzaga Whips Portland Pilots 1 PORTLAND iPi Jerrv Vermil lion came through with 18 points in Urn final period Saturday nicht to rive the Gonzaga Univcrsiiy Bulldogs ol Spokane an 81-76 non tonterence basketball victory over Portland University. Vermillion got a total of SJ points lor the night, two less than Portland's Nick Trutanicli. the gamp's Inrh individual scorer. The Buncoes ncicl a 40-36 lead at the NICKNAME DALLAS Wi The police radio, broadcasting a wanted report oii a forgery suspect, described him s 6 leet 5 Inches tall. His nick name: Shorty. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EL'GENB, OHE. MEDFOKD Thoroughly Modern Mrs. J. E. Earlcy Joe Larley Jr. Proprietor! I 3 Moscow Radio Backs Geneva LONDON Ifl Moscow radio said Monday the forthcoming Ge neva conference, Including Com munist China, can help pave tire wav to a Korean settlement aqd "the establishment of peace in Indochina." Quoting from the Communist Party organ Pravtia, the English language broadcast heard here said the Western foreign ministers at the recent Berlin conference had to agree to holding the Ge neva conference with the partici pation of the Chinese Peoples Re public." It added: There can be no doubt that this conference can help to relax Inter national tension and to eliminate the difficulties blocking a settle. ment of the Korean question and tno establishment of peace in In dochina." Air Force Plans MIG 15 Flight WASHINGTON Wl. A selected audience will have a chance to see a Russian - built MIG15 let fighter plane in flight Wldncsday in Dayton, Ohio. It Is the plane a deserting North iviiean puoi aenverea to u. N. forces, and for which he was paid S100.0O0. The Communists have ig nored an invitation to reclaim it by proving ownership. The Air Force has arranged a flight demonstration for newsmen at Wright-Patterson Field. Dayton. The plane already has been test flown extensively. The consensus of U. S. pilots who have studied it is that, over-all, it does not match the F86 fighter in perform ance and Is considerably Interior in equipment. Handwork Sale Announced A UniOUe Collection nl hanHnnrt 1 beautifully pieced quilt tops cro ! cheted bedspreads, doilies, yards of uiiuuiudoe laces, emoroidered pil low cases, tea towels, representing hundreds ol hours of work, over a period of nany years, was left by the late Belva Gardinier, who died during the Christmas holi days, Mrs. Gardinier left no known relatives. She had lived in Klam ath Falls for many years. The work, which is to be sold to help defray expenses of her death, can be seen in a downtown location by calling the administra tor of the estate at 6612. Many of the articles are collector iloms. Robbery Staged During Movie LOS ANGELES I Movie pa trons watched a comedy at a theater while two bandits put on their own melodrama In the man ager's olfice and lelt with 2.20O. David Draper, assistant mana ger, told police he was approached by a gunman yesterday and forced to oiwn the safe. The gunman took SI. 5oo and then demanded the re ceipt from the box office. l.nrkinrr thn Irpvt nMu, w forced to call the manager. Meatv ; wimp, ursper was tied up and two t mnvift nAtrnn n-hn vantarf t j lodge a complaint with the man- MKer, pius a curious newsooy, were herded Into Uie manager's office. The manager. Don Gibbons, ar rived and the two robbers got J70O more from the box office. People DO Read SPOT ADS -you are ! Wiley Blasts Bracker Bill Changes . RT JACK BELL - WASHINGTON 11 Sen. Wiley (R-Wls) today denounced as u "hndne-nodee" White- House- approved changes the Senate has voted in a proposed constitutional amendment by Sen. Brlcker (R Ohio) to curb treaty powers. Wiley, who heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said In an interview he believes one change to require all past and future treaties to be made in "pur suance" of the Constitution "would raise cain in Uie courts." This proposal, adopted by a 44-43 vote of the Senate Inst week, would make all past and future treaties subject to court review on their constitutionality. It was combined with proposals to require Senate roll-call votes on treaties and a requirement that treaties and other international agreements conform to the Consti tution to make, up what now is known as the administration's bill. Wiley, who has opposed any change in the Constitution at this time, said he hopes this measure or any other that comes up for a final vote In the Senate can be defeated outright. Wiley added, however, that he is going to canvass the situation in advance and may vote for a proposal by Sen. Morse (Ind-Ore) to send the whole subject back to the Judiciary Committee. The CIO Executive Committee, in a statement last night, said Uie chief backers of Bricker's proposal are diehard elements trying to lorce the United States Into "self defeating isolationism." The state. ment urged defeat of the Bricker amendment and "any compromise which would appease ' Its backers. No votes were scheduled today. Both the sennte and House planned no activity other than the tradi tional reading of George Washing ton s f arewell Address. Bribe Charges Rock Japanese TOKYO Ifl Japan's political crisis boiled up anew today as a political opponent of Prime Min ister Shigeru Yoshida Indirectly, accused two Cabinet ministers of accepting million-yen bribes from a shipbuilding company. Yoshida's opponent, Progressive party Diet Member Yashuhlro Nakasone, named the bribe takers as Transportation Minister Mltsu jiro Ishil and State Minister Bam boku Ono. Both Cabinet members Immedi ately went before the same Diet committee at which the charge was aired arid denied receiving bribe money. Both demanded that Nakasone give the source of his Information. It was the latest development In a series of charges and counter. charges of kickbacks and lush en tertainments for government offic ials by representatives of compan ies doing business with the gov ernment. Yoshida himself has scorned the charges of scandal in his admin istration and apparently is plan ning to fight the issue out without resigning or dissolving his Cabinet or the Diet. Earth Tremors Disrupt City WILKES-BARRE. Pa. An earthquake-like series of tremors rocked an eight-block residential area Sunday causing extensive damage and disrupting gas and water supplies to some 1,600 per sons. The brief series of earth move ments left streets ripped up and partly covered with water from broken mains. Fumes from cracked pas lines resulted in an all night vigil by police and fire men. There were no Injuries. Legal Notice NOTICE Or FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of1 THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter nf th Fatti nf nnii W McDonell. alto known ai Dan W. Notice Is hereby mven that I have filed my final irrnnnl aa nrimlntEtrntnr of the eitate of Daniel W. McDonell. atr.o known a Dan W. McDonell. de ccaaed. and that the Court has set marcn will. i., at inc nour or 10:00 A.M.. as the time for the hearina nf objections to said final account and settlement thereof. uated uiu 2Sth riav of January. 19M. William V. McDonell. J. C. O'Neill. Attorney for Adm. rco. i, o, is. kus no. flu. NOTICE BEFORE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF WILLOW VAJ LEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT In the Matter of the Petition of Llnyd Gift and Bobblette Gift, hus band and wife, and Luther Noble and Marv Noble, husbind and wife, to in clude lands In Willow Valley Irriga tion District. Notice Is hereby given to all persons Interested that the above named pe titioners have filed their petition to in clude within the boundaries of Willow Valley Irrigation District the follow ing described lnnd in Klamath Coun ty Oregon, to-wlt: In Township 40 South. Range 14 C W M.. Klamath Coiintv. Oregon. In Section 32: NE1 ; Section 28: SESW' and SW,. In sertion 29; NWSEi, NE'.SWii NW-4. and SW'.NK',: 4- In Section 30: W'jSW',, and SEU SW'V In Section 19: The portion of NE'i NE and SESF1 Iving Easterly of Langell Valley Market Road: In Township 41 South. Range 14 & W M., Klamath County. Oregon, In Section 3: SWNW'.; In Section 4: Lota 1 and S and SE'.NEV All persons Interested are hertby no tified to appear at the office of the Board of Directors of said district at the resident!" of Llovd Gift In Langell Valley. In Klamath County, Oregon, on Tuesday, March 2. 1954. at 8 o'clock p m. to show cause, if any they have, why aaid petition should not he granted. Rohblette Gift. Secretary Feb. I. 15. 32, No. 773 CLASSIFIED RATES One day .per word Sc Three days per word 12c Week run per word 30c Month run per word 5o MINIMUM The minimum charge for any one ad Is 50c. . ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims for adjust ments wiuiout ueiay. Corrections or cancellations re- nvH hv R!!tn n.m. wilt be made In following day's publication; by 12 Noon tiaturaay ior Monaay, : BOX NUMBERS in,..,,, tn nria mnv be handled through box numbers at the paper for a service cnarge oi hk. DEADLINES nij,BlttA aria nCf-ented UO tO 6:30 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 publi cation. C fUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 825 High street- rnone 1 MEETING NOTICES Stated meeting. Klam ath Lodge No. 77 A. P. fSs A.M. Monday, . Peb. 22 at 8 p.m. Pro gram and refreshments. Visiting brethren In vited. ' "lOOF NO. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. Fifth and Main Sts. unui rwADTnrft NfV fll O. E. 8. will hold a stated meeting at the Masonic lempie iuch; day, Feb. 23, at eight p.m. All members and visitors are invited to attend. ttnnn nlHhnm. W.M. Raymond Owens, W.P. Special Communication, Chiloquln Lxxige no. mi A.r. v A.M., Tuesday, Febru ary 23, 1954, at 8:00 p.m. Work In E.A. Degree. Visiting brethren invit ed. George Brautlacht, W.M. Al.COHOLICS ANONYMOUS Will gladly help you. Box 204. Phone 3383. 2 LOST AND FOUND FOUND, lady'i wrist watch. Owner can claim by identifying at South 6th Street Branch lit National Bank of Portland. LOST DARK glasses. Dark brown framei with gold trim. Valuable. Re word. Phone 4731. LOST Hamnden ladies wrLst Watch between 1129 Lincoln and Wlnema. He ward. Phone 2-3151. 4 GENERAL NOTICES ALCOHOLICS Anonymoua. Boa 50, Phone 3453. NURSING home ladles. Phone 2-0529. 6 PERSONALS STANLEY Home Product. Phone 3600. HARRIET McCollum representing Hin nesota Woolen Company. Phone 4016: FOR STANLEY Home Products, call uti Jonet. pnone apw, JUMBO hamburgers, 23" ' cents. " Rich Maid Ice Cream, 1337 Oregon Avenue. REVEREND Opal King. Magnetic Healer. Phone 3.101. 416 Pine Street 0 SERVICES SERVICE AND REPAIR SHOP We Fix Anything Phones 2-0689, 9931 Pickup and Delivery Ail Work Guaranteed MATERNITY CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER Phone 2-3316 TELEVISION tests and installation. Your Admiral Dealer. Lucas Furniture. INCOME TAX RETURNS Harvey Blapham Phone 3-ozai W. McDANIEL. Housa mover, Phona taz7. iixu uan, PRUNING. LAWN planting, shrubs evergreens. Malln Nursery, Klamath Electric clocks repaired. Cleaning, re pairing, parts for most makes, RirKYS JEWELERS 700 Main Street Phone 3151 GLASS FURNITURE top and shelves made to order. Kimball's Gists Shop. rnone jjjh. CURTAINS laundered and fetched Phone 4914. U'v WRt-rif tnri remove bulldlniB. Phone B073. 8095. and evening 3551. GENERAL Sewing. 2625 Wiard. NURSING Home. Ladles. Phone 2-3163. Legal Notice NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT Vr.Hr is herenv civen that i have filed my Final Account and Report in th.. Matter nf the Estate of Joseph Calhoun, Deceased, and the Honorable David R. Vandenberg, Judge of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Klamath, has set Tues day, the 2nd day of March. 1954, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M.. in the Cir cuit Courtroom in the Klamath County Courthouse. Klamath Falls. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing of ex crptlorut arid objections to said Final Account, if any there be. ai J. L. Calhoun Feb. 1, 8. 15, 22 No. 781. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Caslmira Ollvan Perez, Plaintiff, vs. Maria Perez. Defendant. To Maria Perez. Defendant: In the Name of the State of Oregon, Greeting; You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you on or before March 16, 1934, and if you fall to so appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In his complaint against you, to-wit: for divorce from you on the grounds of desertion for a period of more than one year immediately preceding the commencement of said proceeding. Your attention Is specifically directed to the compalint on file In the above entitled cause. This summons I served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable David R. Vandenberrt. Judge of the above entitled Court, said order being dated February 10. 1954. and by publication thereof for a period of four consecutive and successive weeks 4 Insertions.! The date of the first pub lication U February 15. 1954. and the date of the last publication ts March 8, 1954. J. C. O'Neill Attorney for Plaintiff Suite 1, Melhase Building Klamath Falls, Oregon Feb. 15, 22, Mar 1, 8, No. 794 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed as Ad ministratrix of the estate of George K Brookfield. deceased, by order of the Circuit Court of the County of Klamath, and all persona having claims against said estate are required to present the same to the Administratrix, duty veri fied and with the proper vouchers at tached at the office of her attorney, bt rt.h. Si?.mortx.731 Main Street Klamath Falls. Oregon, within stx months from the date of first publica tion oi this notice. Alma Sweetman reb. 8. 15, 22. Mar. 1. No. 788 4 10 SERVICES HOME ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES EXPERTLY SERVICED AND REPAIRED Prompt, Efficient Service . , EAST SIDE APPLIANCES 7th at Klamath Pb .ma Septic Tanks- Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS al ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, Etc. Ed F. King . 2434 ORCHARD Ph.. 9841 FRUIT. TREES PRUNED Tree Topping Tree Removal Evergreens sheared and tied AL BAKER Suburban Nursery Eves. Ph. 2-3167 Days Ph. 818S SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Locally Owned Since 1944 PHONE 8377 - LACY KING WARD'S REPAIR SERVICE All makei appliances repaired by ex pertly trained mechanics. Radios, wash ing machines, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners. Prompt service. All work guaranteed. Check our low prices, MONTGOMERY WARD Phone 3188 9th and Pine' ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIRS One day service on all makes electric shavers. Remington, Schick aad Sun beam. ... RICKYS JEWELERS 700 Main Street Phona 3131 12 HEALTH ARTHRITIS Rheumatism sufferers. Get safe, fast relief from agonizing Bain with ARTHONUL Tablets. CasUe erry'a Drug. 13 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING office machine, typ ing, shorthand, Speedwritlng, kindred subject!). Klamath Business College, 731 Pine. Phone 4760. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE . DISTRICT' . MANAGER The man we want Is a resident at the Klamath Falls Area. He Is a producer and capable of training others. He is honest, of good character and ambi tious. He is as young as he . feels and old enough to instill confidence" in others. He need not have experience in our business of top Health, Accident and LUe Insurance, but he must be able to de vote his entire time and at tention to our business, which is well established In this area. This is a real opportunity for a top flight man to lncrea.se his earning well over $10,000 per year. We will give every assistance necessary to set him on the path of real pro duction. Telephone or write for per sonal interview.' M. C, Fields, 422 Plttock Block,, Portland fi, Oregon, BRoadway 3492. ADVERTISING flocll MATCHES Sell Full or Part Time Make yourself big comm. dally selling our exeat line ot Union Label Rook Matches; we feature Glamour Girls, Scenic, Htllblllies dozens of lower delivery feet! Free selling equipment. Monarch Match Co.. 2300 S. First St.. San Jose, Calif. MAN WANTED; If you are not aatts fled with your present work, then you will wnnt to investigate the opportunity w offer for a good business of your own your own doss wnere your Income dcoends on vour ambition and ability, calling on farm trade. No In vestment needed for stock, but you must have your own car or panel truck. Examples, while not typical, will give you an Idea of the earnings BoMihle: 76 year old G. P. Lee of North akota In businens 30 years wrote us, "My net profit for August, 1953 we $747." A. M. Barber of Minnesota in business 20 years writes, "My net prof- u ior ino iiu nours woricea in LWiooer, A953, was $754." Ralph Haugen of Min nesota writes. "I made 122!i.OO mv flrat week In business In just 21 hours last week of November 1953." Learn the de tails without obligation to you. Write McConnon St Company. Dept. XM 1.172. Winona. Minnesota. MAN TO CARH lim anrl Ii. n.- Long needed Invention. Advertised worldwide. Prospects are everywhere. Full or part time. Exclusive. No In vestment. Free samples. Write Red Comet, Inc. Dept. 225-K. Littleton, Col orado. KORKIRN Xr nriMFRTif rnnQ High pay to $14,000. Fare paid. Alaska. So. Am., U. S. etc. Stamped self-addressed env. brings reply Foreign Op- portunltler Waseca. Minn. "MAN WANTED! To own and operate Watktn business in nearby locality. Hundreds of families needing service on famed Wntkins Products, now Nation ally Advertised. Must be over 21 and have car. For information write 3. R. Watkina Company, 137 Dexter Avenue, Seattle 9. Washington." 18 SITUATIONS WANTID HOiiSFwnnv wanted. Experienced. Phone 2-2789. COLLEGE Graduate, major business administration, desires employment. rnone74a. WILL KEEP small children fiTtny home days. Phone 9876. rJLy A T5. J"jjfog-n Pho'nT"793fl" HUUSEWORK WANTED. Phone 7MV "Hit.h CARE. Phone 2-134T fH't.T CARE. Phone SloT" CHILD CARE. Phone 60207 22 ROOMS FOR RENT k!i?HXuHmuekpffn'" romi. 407 North 9th. Phone 2-3598, ROOM 3, housekeeping. 134 No. 3rd ' FURNACE HEATED roomaT$sTlreek"r Close in. 630 North 10th. - NICE FRONT room for rent Greer Apartments. 7l 0 Main. ROOMS. 1034 Hlgjv IjPQMS tcwgni.ciose In. Phonem 4444? cle.n. Cltwc in Phone a-0214. DESIRABLE ROOMS. 5aPlcllic tir 14 APARTMENTS FOR RINT ROOM rOK rtnl. 007 Hih V5iANii.,hr"i, 'urnl1! Mrt- PhonrarorKUfirJ-'" "c""' xi!.N(i.8,h'.Lu;ry '-i. Aduiu TWO ROOM .Mrtrotnt. wslkln, dl: SSSSS" ""P'i n.rtment. Era. i?.G5- . rm furnished sp.rC r.'.V- ii All mittlij