MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1954
' HMRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS. OREOON
PAGE TWELVE
WANT ADS SELL SPRING CLEANING
"EXTRAS
Far West,
East Ski
, .
Leaders
ASEN, Colo. Wl Eastern and
Far West skiers, racing to vic
tories In all but one of the six
major events, dominated action
Sunday in the three-day National
Slalom and Downhill Champion
ships. '
Individual stars of the meet
were Chlharu Igeya, a Dartmouth
College student from Japan, and
Nancy Banks' of Seattle. Each car
ried off two titles.
Igaya, representing the Dart
mouth Outing Club of Hanover,
N.H., claimed the men's slalom
and combined championships. Miss
Banks' victories were in the wom
en's downhill run and the com
bined event. ' '
Dick Bueck of Sun Valley, Idaho,
salvaged some glory lor the Rocky
Mountain area by winning me
men's downhill run Saturday.
Jill Klnmont of Bishop, Calif.,
won Sunday's women's slalom, fin
ished second to Miss Banks In the
combined championship and was
third in the downhill run.
Franklin Names
Two Coaches
'. PORTLAND Wl Franklin High
School here has , two new neao.
athletic coaches. "
will SteDhens was named Satur
day as football coach to succeed
Mike Stipac, who resigned. Ste-
phens has been track and junior
varsity coacn.
Carl KuraUi was appointed track
coach, replacing Stephens. Kurath
has been freshman basketball and
assistant football coach.
Rainiers Face
USC Trojans
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. UPi The
Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific
Coast League encounter the Uni
versity of Southern California base
ball team in a training exhibition
came Monday,'
Seattle had tight pitching and
made good use of six hits to beat
the Portland Beavers 4-J here
Sunday, Portland had 10 hits.
George Schmees, Seattle first
' baseman and outfielder, is expect
' ed back in action this week after
guttering a wrenched shoulder Sat
urday. The Rainier general man
. ager, Dewey Soriano, said holdout
Artie Wilson has come to terms
via telephone negotiations.
ALTURAS
Rv RAE GLOBTER
Army Private Roy L. Self, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Self, Bus-
anvllle, recently arrived in Korea
for duty with tne oitn f.ngmeer
Construction Battalion. His new
unit, which has received citations
lrom Korean President Syngman
Rhee and the 8th Army, has been
helping to rebuild Pusan alter tne
big fire last November, Pvt. Self,
who was previously a student at
the Eta Jlma Specialist School in
Japan, entered the Army in June,
1963, and completed baslo training
at Fort Ord. He Is a former stu
dent at Lassen High School and
mechanic for Deal and Davie of
Gusanvllle.
Private James F. Southard, son
of Mrs. Minnie Hitchcock, Lookout,
is serving with the 28th Infantry
Division in Germany. The Keystone
Division Is undergoing intensive
training in southern Germany as
part of the U. S. Seventh Army.
A rifleman in the 110th Regiment's
Company F, Southard entered the
Army last August and completed
baslo training at Fort Ord. His
lather, Harry Soutliard, lives in
Bleber.
Mrs, Chris Starrwplano instruc
tor In Aituras, presented a recital
recently in which 1 of her music
pupils participated, ranging in ages
from the first grade through high
school. Tommy Gloster, six years
old and a first grader, was the
youngest of Uie group and headed
the program, followed by Mary
Mapcs, Judith Larsen, Robert
Wakefield, Diana Mapes, Maurlne
Mllllgan, Nancy Mnpes, Patricia
Demlck, Michael Mllllgan, Mary
Frances Clark, George Sloss, Rich
ard Rusyn, Colleen Gates and Ear
lene Zcger. Refreshments were
served following the recital to par
ents and friends.
George Frostlck, local contrac
tor, flew from Klamath Falls to
New York to attend a special Ma
sonic meeting at Hebron Masonic
Temple in Bronx, New York, when
his father, Right Worshipful Hany
Frostlck, was presented as Grand
Representative of the Most Wor
shipful Ornmt Lodge of Washing
ton. Frot tick's two brothers were
also present to witness this honor
conferred upon their father, and an
uncle arrived from Malaya, This
wag the first time. In eight years
that the Frostlck family had all
been together. George Frostlck is
a member of the Aituras Masonic
Lodge.
Erin Forrest left for Washington,
D. C. to testify in behalf ol the
Pit River Indians at the hearings
of Joint insular and interior affairs
committees of Congress on the pro
posed legislation that would with
draw the Indian Bureau from the
state of California. He is reportedly
in favor of such a withdrawal only
after all California Indian claims
have been settled. Forrest will also
appear at hearings in the Indian
Claims Commission, where a claim
of the Pit River Indians involving
several million dollars was heard.
Masten Ramsey was hospitalised
It Modoc Mcdlcnl Center as a re
sult of an accident at his ranch
home near Likely, Two bones in
his forehead were broken when a
sledge hammer slipped, striking
him on the front part of the head.
Pete Welch, nephew of Lou and
Alice Bullock, has signed up with
the Hollywood Stars Pacific Coast
League. He will be on their pitch
ing staff. Local baseball fans will
remember Welch when he hurled tor; and Mrs. Walls Olostcr, his
for the Aituras Tigers the season Itorlan.
Louise Suggs
Wins Again
AUGUSTA, Ga. I . Louise
Suggs, the little Atlanta shot-
maker, won her second Women's
Titleholders championship Sunday
with a record 73-71-76-73283.
Although she led from the first
round, she didn't nave me easy,
runaway victory her 7-stroke mat'
gin over runnerup Fatty Berg of
St. Andrews, 111., would indicate.
Babe Zaharias of Tampa, Fla
was third with 303, and Betsy
Rawls, of Spartanburg, S.C., fourth
With 303.
The triumph brought Louise a
check for 11,000.
Behind the top four came Mar
lene Bauer of Sarasota, Fla., 304:
Betty Dodd of San Antonio, 300;
Betty MacKinnon of Pleasant, Tex.
306; Bitty Jameson of San An
tonio, 307; and amateurs Barbara
Romack of Sacramento, Calif.,
309, and Mickey Wright of San
Diego, Calif., 310.
LUST
NIGHT
WEEKEND FIGHTS '
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CINCINNATI Joe Miceli, ISO
M. New. York, decisloned Johnny
Lombardo, loo, Mt, carmel, Fa.,
GO).
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Jake
Williams, 183, Los Angeles, stop
ped Jimmy Sheets, i4 , Long
Beach, Calif. (31,-
MEXICO CITY Raul Macias,
Mexico, stopped Billy Peacock, Los
Angeles, (7).
BRUSSELS Jean Sneyers, 127
5i. Belgium. (European feather.
weight champion) decisloned Jac
ques Dumesnll, 131, France uu.
Fort Rock
By ROBERTA McGEE
The KASRU Ily-ln, held at the
Century Ranch, Silver Lake, Sun
day February 28, drew quite
crowd, weatner conditions were
favorable for the barbecue and
get-to-gether of the group and
many guests. Those from Fort
Rock who attended were Charley
Stingley, Mr. and Mrs. Chub
Frazee, Ivan Fainter and Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Painter and baby daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pitch
er. Owen and Jerry.
A birthday dinner was neio at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Branch the evening of February 26
honoring Muriel Herget. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Branch. Clinton and Joan perry,
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Herget, carol,
Donna and Douglas. Joan and
Carol both planned and cooked the
birthday dinner. The two girls are
4-H members.
A Saturday night get-together
was held at tne home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Miles the evening of
February SO. Several neighbors
were invited to spend the evening
playing cards and games.
Mr. ana Mrs uan noiungsncaa
of Bend and Keith Grover ot
Alfalfa spent Sunday, February 23,
at the Derrick ranch helping them
de-horn. Also helping was Shorty
Ou&tafson.
Mrs. Julia Bcrtrand, Mr, and
Mrs. Jim Humberd, Linda and
Julie visited with Mrs. Anne Sloan
Fricay to Sunday. February 26-28.
The guests are from Grants Pass
and Mrs. Bertrand is Mrs. sioan s
sister. While here they enjoyed ar-
owhead hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Munnerlyn
.re drilling a slock well (or the
Chub Frazces. The Munneilyns aro
living at the Rube Long Ranch
of 1952 and for a short time in '33.
Welch, whose home is in Alliani
Dra, is now In training with the
Hollywood Stars
The Vernon Lmgrcns of Aituras
are the parents of a baby girl.
A baby girl, weighing 6 lbs, 7'i
., arrived March 4 for Mr. and
Mrs. John Austin of Aituras. The
Infant will be named Barbara
Elizabeth.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Conkltn of Al
turas are the parents of a baby
boy born March 3 and weighing 7
lbs. ll'i oz. The new arrival lias
lour great grandparents and four
grandparents living. Great grand
parents are the L. C. Huffs and
the Tom Pratts. Grandparents arc
the Charlie Pratts and the Wesley
Conkllns.
Members of the Northern Rcbek-
ah Sewing Circle whose birthdays
fall In the first quarter of tne
year were honored this week with
a lighted birthday cake by the hos
tesses, Mrs. Tom Den.ion and
Mrs, Charles Dinlck, when they
were entertained at the odd Fel
lows Hall. Mrs. Louisa Shedd, a
veteran member of the club, blew
out the candles. Mrs. Grace Whit
ing, president of the Aituras Par
ent-Teacher Association, Invited
members of the sewing circle to
assist with the PTA's welfare proj
ect of quilt and comfort making.
Since the circle has a quilting
trame, they plan to helo in the
welfare work.
Some 45 Boy Scouts and seven
Scoutmasters and asststafits of the
Pit River District wtnter-camped
at the Caldwell Ice Caves In the
Lava Beds last week. Troops from
Lookout, Adln and Aituras were
represented. The next camoma ac-
tlvity is planned during the Easter
vacation at snasta Lake.
Mrs. Chris Starr was elected
president ot the Parent-Teacher
Association last Wednesday night.
Serving wllh Mrs. Starr for the
ensuing ear will be Mrs. Weslev
MrKee, first vice president: Mrs.
Glenn Phelps, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. James Clark, secre
tary; Mrs. James Barington, treiv
surer; Mrs. Manuel Yrbarren, par
liamentarian: Seaman Glass, audi-
Halbrook
Behind
Houbregs
LOS ANGELES t.fl Pacific
Coast Conference basketball sta
tistics showed Monday how tne
Southern California Trojans de
fended their way to the conference
title.
In the Southern Division, the
Trojans led hi defense by allow
lne opponents 723 points, a game
average of 60.3. They also held
Iocs to the lowest percentage on
field goal attempts, 33.7.
And the three playoff games for
the title against Oregon state of
the Northern Division were rela
tively low scoring affairs the Tro
jans winning 53-46 and 48-45 while
losing the second game 47-65.
Offensively in the division, cen
ter Russ Lawlcr of Stanford and
the UCLA Bruins copped statisti
cal honors. Lawler. a Junior, cap
tured both individual scoring and
rebounding laurels while . UCLA
took all Uie team offense laurels
total scoring, rebounding and
field goal and free throw percent
ages.
In the North, Oregon State, led
by 7 foot 3 Swede Halbrook, dom
lnated the statistics. Halbrook
scored tile second highest total
racked up in the division with 333
or 20.8 per game. Bob Houbregs
of Washington set the record with
406 points in 1952-53. .
Highest scoring team in the
North was Idaho with 1,023 and
an average of 63.9. Oregon State
had the best defensive record, lim
iting foes to 828. The Beavers
also had the best field goal per
centage. '
Trailing Halbrook In scoring were
Ron Bennink, Washington State.
274; Dean Parsons, Washington,
251; Dwight Morrison, Idaho, 218;
ana Bill Kcnder, Washington State
202. .
HENLEY
By PAT BEVMER
The school superintendent will
continue to have problems concern
ing the ever increasing school en
rollment. A glance at the vital sta
tistics column shows n daughter.
Carol Diane, born March 2 to Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hill. Clarence's
nephew, Richard Hill, was passing
out cigars, too, when Joan present
ed him with a daughter, Lois Ruth,
on March 3. Lillian and Joan are
sharing the same room and are
all doing fine. Lois Ruth has a
great grandmother living here,
Mrs. Estella Hill; a very young
grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Carson;
and proud grandfather, Ralph
nui.
Mrs. Leland Chevne entertained
the Bid or By bridge club at her
nome February 26. A frozen es
sert and coffee were served be
fore two tables of bridge played.
Mrs. Vern Berry won high; Mrs.
Jerry White, traveling; Mrs. Har
vey Wise, low. Also present were
Mrs. Forrest Brcithaupl, Mrs. Ro
berta Morris, Mrs. Ronald Whit
littch, Mrs. Wallace Thompson,
Mrs. Fred Beymcr and a guest,
Mrs. Dan O'Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Brcithauot
entertained a group of friends wllh
a ham dinner February 27. After
Uie better television programs
were over, cards were played. The
invited guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Dunne Blackmail, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Beymer.
The Mt. Laki choir is hoDimr to
have new choir robes by Easter.
A. sample gown has been present
ed. Some of the women volunteered
to make the robes, but the cost
will be the same ready-made and
save many hours of work. The
choir has been asked to sing at
the Christian Endeavor convention
to be held In Klamath Falls April
29 through May 2.
Many families have, had the
mumps, including four Beyiners
Fred, Michael, Becky Jo and Kcl
ley Lec who came down with them
the same day. John Wallin, who
lias been in bed for three weeks,
Is still at home, but feeling much
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dclillnger,
Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phil
lips took advantage of the nice
weather and spent one day riding
horseback over the Dehllnger prop
erty on Stukel mountain.
Jim Short, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Short, celebrated his sixth
birthday anniversary with a partv
March 2. Mrs. Short prepared
punch and cupcakes with candles
and gavo each small guest a hat
and balloon. Mrs. Clifford Phillips,
Jerry and Jim. Mrs. Vern Phil
lips. Julie and Scott, Mike Collins,
Bill and Starla Sue Bcvmer, Mrs.
Burrell Short and Mrs. Violet Phil
lips helped Jim celebrnte.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams arc
proud new grandparents, Mr. and
Mis. Wesley Wl 1 arhs have a
daughter, Vlckl Lynn, and Mr. and
Mis. Ronald Bryan a son, Oregory
Edward. Wesley and Carol are son
and daughter of Ruth and Ed
Williams. Ruth's sister, Martha
Belle Read, is here visiting from
Pocatcllo, Idaho. While Ruth is
visiting her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beaty and
son in Oklahoma, Mrs. Read will
keep house for her.
Spring Is here. Mrs. Irwin Camo-
bell proved that by picking violets
and crocuses with which to decor
ate the bridge tables when she
entertained the Country Cousins
March 4. Dessert and coffee were
served to Mrs. Harvey Wise who
won nign; Mrs. c. J. Oober, tra
veling; Mrs. Charles Read, low;
Mrs. Robert Dehl'.neer, Mrs. Glenn
Dehllnger, Mrs. Harold Dehllnger.
Mrs. Clyde Dehllnger, Mrs. For
rest Brcithaupl. Mrs. Vern Ber
ry, Mrs. O. D. Recder, Mrs. Roy
Gooding and Mrs. Burrell Short.
Vases were given as prises.
Mrs. Burrell Short was called to
Sacramento, California, byUhe Ill
ness of her brother, John Dixon,
who was 93 December 18. Mr.
and Mrs. Alton Short accompanied
their mother.
Ruttman Wins
Stock Race
GARDEN A, Calif, tf) Troy
Ruttman, who cracked up a cou
ple of months after winning the
1953 Indianapolis race, Sunday won
a 100-lap AAA national champion
ship stock car race at Carrell
Speedway.
Ruttman, who hadn't won a race
since the accident put his right
arm in a cast, looked like his old
apt Wp fnnrpri the 50 -mllPB In
49:22.52 aboard a 1952 Hudson Hor
net.
fipppnH nlapp tL'pnt to Marshall
Teague, 1952 AAA stock cham
pion, also in a nuason. nearly a
lap back in third place was Bob
Christie of Grants Pass. Ore., in a
Nash Ambassador.
HOCKEY
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sunday's Results
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
Boslon 3, Toronto 0
New York 2, Detroit 0
Montrel 6, Chicago 0
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 4, Pittsburgh 3
Providence 8, Syracuse 2
WESTERN LEAGUE
Seattle 3, Saskatoon 2
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Marlon 3, Johnstown 2 .
Troy 7, Milwaukee 6
BONANZA
By CORA LEAVITT
Mrs. Marie Hodges has re
turned to Gooding, Idaho after
visiting her children Pam, Larry
and Ronnie, Her son, David Miles,
came with her.
Mrs. Ida Casebeer is' enjoying
a trip to New Orleans with her
sister, Mrs. Eva Arthur of Lake-
view, and four other women
friends. They went to the Mardi
gras.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny uivan oi
Eugene spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Givan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hynds
and . daughters of Klamath Falls
also spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hubble
and children - have returned to
their home in Bonanza after
spending several months in Wis
consin with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. How rev Roberts
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Roberts were Sunday dinner guests
of the Barney Brown family.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Smith Jr.
and children spent Sunday at
Macdoel with his sister and
brother-in-law, the, Lewis Parsons.
Charles Walker. USS Mis-
pillion, writes his parents the
Charles Walkers Sr., that he is
again in the South Pacific, Guam
and Eniwetok.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House
spent the , weekend at Tulelake
with the Don Ross family. Other
Tulelake visitors over the week
end were Uie Jim Wakeflelds who
visited the Shirley Condons. Mrs.
Wakefield visited In Langell
Valley Monday with Mrs, Leavitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey O'Keeffe
have named their new son Lloyd
Michael.
School will be out March 12 for
spring vacation, and will resume
March 22.
Legal Notice
TIMBER FOR SALE, UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE IN
TERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MAN
AGEMENT. ORAL, AUCTION will be
held by the District Forester, Bureau
of Land Management, basement PUot
Butte Inn (P.O. Box 7031, Bend. Ore
gon, beginning at 2:00 p.m.. PACIFIC
STANDARD TIME, on April 12. 1934,
for all timber marked or designated
for cutting. Before bids are submitted,
full information concerning the timber,
the cnnilitlnni of snle and submission
of bids should be obtained from the
ubove District Forester, me rlent is
hereby reserved to waive technical de
fects In this advertisement and to re
ject any or all bids. The United States
reserves the right to waive any in
formality in bids received whenever
such waiver la in the Interest of the
United States. IN KLAMATH COUN
TY: OREGON: P.D.: ORAL BID: GREEN:
All timber designated for cutting on S'a
Sec. 24: All Sec. 2J: E'iNE'. Sec. 36:
NE'iNE'. Sec. 33: E'iNE1, NW'.NW'..
E'iSE'. Sec. .18. T. 3 S.. R. 14 E. W.M..
SW'.NWV WaSW'.. SE'.SW'i Sec. 311:
NE'l. E',NW',, Lots 1 and 2 iW'iNW'.l.
NEI.SW',. Lot 3 INW.SW',1, SE'. Sec.
30; All Sec. 31: NW'.NW1. SWIiSW,
Sec. 32. T. 39 S R. 13 E.. W.M., Lot 1
iNEV.NEM Sec. 1. T. 40 8.. R. 14'i E.
W.M., S'jSW'i Sec. S: SW'sNE'a. Lota 3
and 4 iNNW. Lot S iStVi.NW',1.
SF.'.NW',. Lots 6 and 7 IW',SW', S's
SWt.. SE1. Sec. 6; E'i Sec. 7: W'i Sec.
8: N' SW. Sec. 17: NE'.NE'.. SE1',
NW.. SW'.SW', Sec. 21: E"iNE",
SW'.NE',.. S'.ITff''.. N''.SWt.. NLf.SF.1.
Sec. 29. T. 40 S.. R. 13 E., W.M..
estimated for the nurDns-
of this sale to be S.130 M. bd. ft.
marKeil ponderosa 1-lne, 30 M bd. ft.
marked Ponderosa Pine snags. No bid
tor Irsa thim 21.I0 per M bd. ft. for
the marked Ponderosa Pine, S3.0O per
M bd. ft.l for the marked Ponderosa
Pine snagit. or a total purchase price
of $160.0413.00. will be considered. Mini
mum deposit with bid S16.100.no.
Mar. 13. 22. 29 April 1 No. S30.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed Admin
istratrix of the Estate of Howard W.
Glvens, Deceased, by the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Klamath
Oounty. and has qualified. All per
sons having claims against said Estate
arc notified to present the same to the
undersigned with proper vouchers at
the office of Wm. Kuykendall, Pine
Tree nullding. Klamath Kails. Ore
U134. 'lthin lx months from March s,
Marian A. Glvens,
Administratrix
Wm. KuykendaU
Attorney
Pme Tree Bldg.
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Mar. S, 13. 22, 2a No. SW
NOTICE
Examination for Certified Pubtlc Ac
countants of Oregon will be held In
Portland from 1:30 p m. Wednesdav
May 11 through Frldsy. May 14, MM.
Applications must be filed with the
Secretary on or before April 2. 1934
Ralph B. Stratford. C P.A
Secretary. Oregon Slate Board
of Accountancy, 37 American
Bank Building.
Portland 3. Oregon
Mar. 11, 13. 18 No. 826
NOTICE OF DATE or
FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN THE CIRCUIT COI RT Of
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COI NTY
In the Matter of tha r.i.i, r Ta-
seph Hoffman, who was also known aa
Josef Hoffman. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that t bave filed
my final account of the administration
of the above entitled estate and that
the Court has appointed March 30. 1PM
at 10 am. as the time for hearing
objections to auch final account mnA
the settlement thereof.
Harry D. Boivln
Attorney for Executor
M John Rennspieh-. Executor
Mar. 1, 8. 19, 21 No. 810.
4 GENERAL
' 48th. Annual .
ST. PATRICK'S QANCE
MERRILL COMMUNITY 'HALL
- WEDNESDAY, MARCH! 17 . y
Dancing 9 to 1 Music by Morgan and McDonald
. Admission $1.00 per person . .'
Supper by St. Augustine's Altar Society
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C TUNERAl HOMES
WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 923
High Street. Phone 3334.
I MEETING NOTICES
IOOF NO. 137
Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M.
Fifth and Main Sts.
District Meeting, Special Communi
cation Malin Lodge No 194 A.F.
etc A.M. Monday, March
15th, 8 p.m. Grand
Masters official visit to
district No. 21. No host
dinner to be served at
6:30 p.m. by Malln
Rainbow Assembly.
Richard Halousek,
W.M.
Meeting of the Scottish Rite Bodies
for Monday, March 15th has been
ii cancelled in favor of
the visitation of the
Grand Master with the
Malln Lodge on this
date.
S. R. Balsiger,
Veil. Mas,
4 GENERAL NOTICtS
SALES & COMPLETE
SERVICE
Mall chain saws, Jacobsen power
mowers, Merry Tillers
EXPERT LAWN MOWER
SHARPENING
Free Pickup etc Delivery
Troy V. Cook Co. Phone 4803
2040 South 6lh
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will glad"
ly help you. Box 30. Phone 3382 or 3433.
a PERSONALS
SPENCER Corsetierre. Phone 7152.
REAL SILK. Phone 7132
STANLEY Home Products. Phone IIHOO.
HARRIET McCollum representing Mln.
nesota Woolen Company. Phone 4010.
TOR STANLEY Home Products,
putt Jones, pnone bski.
10 SERVICES
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST SANITARY METHODS
also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, Etc.
Ed F. King
2434 ORCHARD Ph. 9841
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Locally Owned Since 1944
PHONE 8377
LACY KING
LANDSCAPE Designing Ask us to
talk over your plan, at your home.
Malin Nursery, Homedalg At Harlan.
Phone 3302.
NliRSING Home. Ladles. Phone 2-3163.
CARPENTER work. Remodeling and
new construction. Phone 2.0617.
ELECTttIC! SHAVER REPAIRS
One day service on all makes electiie
ahavera. Remington, Schick and Sun
beam. mrtrvs JEWELERS
100 Main Street Phone 3131
MATERNITY CLOTHES
MADE TU UK1JB.H
Phona 1-33IQ
INCOME TAX RETURNS . ....
Harvey Blspham Phone 2-0231
QUICKIES . By Ken Reynold.
". . . the demand la so great
since using Herald News Want
Ada . we are limiting only one
used car to a customer!"
NOTICES
10 SERVICES
Income Tax Service
State and Federal
Fast and Accurate
$2.50 per form and up
Phone 8561
PRUNING
. TREE REMOVAL
Landscape Service
Dormant Insecticide Spraying
AL BAKER Suburban Nursery
Eves. Fn. 2-3167 Days Fn. 8188
GENERAL. Sewing. 2025 Wlnrd.
DELUXE CLEANERS. Wall washing a
.specialty. A-l reference. Phone 4673.
CURTAINS LAUNDERED. Nylon and
organdy. Pick up and deliver. Phone
0171.
CUSTOM WORK. Deep roto-hoeing,
lawna, gardens and fields. Phone a-0942.
NURSING home ladiea. Phone 2-0529.
TREES TRIMMED, AND REMOVED
Phone P093. etfeningi 0551
1 3 EDUCATION AL
BOOKKEEPING office maciilne, typ
ing, shorthand, SpeedwriUng, kindred
subjects. Klamath Business College, 733
Pine. Phone 476Q.
14 HELP WANTED. FEMALE
RANCH COOK, small crew. Box 32
Merrill.
NO CAR NEEDED
LET ME PROVE you can make up to
$25 a day with one of America's finest
lines of Cushion Shoes direct Dally
commissions. Full or part time. We
welcome men of mature years. Write
Charles Eaton, Pres., Charles Chester
Shoes, Brockton, Mass.
DEMONSTRATORS $25 - $40 . daily
sparetlme. Our lingerie and apparel
are sensation of party plan selling.
Free outfit. Beeline Fashions, 4145-AB
Lawrence. Chicago 30.
RECEPTIONIST, MUST be good typist
hours from 7 to 3:30. Klamath VaUey
Hospital.
16 HELP WANTED MALE
"MAN WANTED!" To own and oper
ate Watkins business In nearby local
ity. Hundreds of families needing serv
ice on famed Watkins Products, now
Nationally Advcrtloed. Must be over
21 and have car. For information
write J. R. Watkins Company, 137 Dex
ter Avenue. Seattle 9, Washington."
FOREIGN DOMESTIC JOBS
High Pay to $14,000. Fare paid. Alas
ka. So, Am. U.S. etc. Stamped self
addressed envelope brings reply. For
eign Opportunities. Waseca . Minn.
WANTED, MAN with farm exper
ience, twenty to thirty years of age.
Give name, address of employers for
past three yean, describe experience
and wages expected to Box 783 care
of the Heruld and News
17 HELP WANTED
WANTED Coy pie for caltla ranch. No
school children: salary open, w-lfe will
ing to cook for two, sometimes three
men. Stale experience reference, sal
ary expected. Write Box 703, Herald
and News.
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED housecleaning and yard
work by the hour. .Phone 2-3388.
CHILD CARE. Phone 9870.
EXPERIENCED negro gardener and
handy man. Lawns, yards cared for by
the month or Job. Ail kinds spring
cleaning. References. Free estimate.
Phone BB53.
CHILD CARE. Phone 5301.
BABV sitting. Phone 2-1548.
WOMAN 23 wnnts housework. Go home
niRhts. Phone Buo;,.
HOUR work, Dorothy Lambert, phone
2-0720.
22 ROOMS FOR RENT
SLEEP 1NQ ROOM. B27 Wal nut.
ROOMS to rent, close In. Phone 4444.
STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms. Quiet
clean. Close in Phone 2-0214.
ROOM FOR re nL 607JI Igh.
ROOM, BOARD, gentlemen. 1607 Cres
ROOMS 1034 High.
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
NEWLY decorated, furnished, two-bedroom
apartment, located between Fair
view school and high school. No chil-
qren.see aiiijitj urant flays.
FOR RENT Small clean apartment.
Working girl preferred. $25 month.
Lightn and water furnished. Close In.
142 SO. Riverside.
NEW ONE Bedroom furnished apart
ment. 2141 Gary Street Phone 2-1007.
.oupie uniy.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment.
Adults only. Phone 372. 911 Walnut.
FOR RENT, large three room furnished
duplex, heat furnished. Adults only.
Phone 6509 after 6 p.ni;
FURNISHED two rrom apartments. 833
and $47,50; all utilities paid. 419 North
10th.
furnished
apartment
FOR RENT, two rooms and bath. In-
quire SIS High.
BRIGHT, furnished two room apartment
In brick building, itum beat $40. 224
Broad.
SECOND floor unfurnished. Three larga
ciean rooms, uioseis, launary. Dim,
garage, $30. 2121 Jlne. Phone 3343.
THREE ROOM unfurnished apart
ments. No children or pets, 402
M .1 rk rt. pnone Mg.
THREE ROOMS furnished, clean. Laun.
dry. Close in. Adults, no pets. Phone
3M1, evenings a-onu.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment
Phone 6734
PUHNIRHED three rooms and bath.
eeniraiiy locaxeq. iu a:uin ana.
roUR ROOM furnished apartment Pri
vate bath. Call 3886 between two and
eiKhtpm.. 233-235 Cedsrand High.
UNFURNISHED duplex, three rooms,
b.n.ement, garage.$40. 839 Washington.
FOR RENT, two bedroom aoartmant
$55. Water furnished. Phone 2-1589.
FOR RENT desirable clone in duplex
aoartmant. Phone 4355. evenings, weck-
cnui.
TWO ""BEDROOM unfurnished duplex.
Fhone a.otioa. 13b nuitiqe.
FOR RENf . small furnished apart
ment, suitable for couple. Call avc
nings2919 Summers Lane.
ATTRACTIVE furnished apartment
Heat, lights, water furnlihed Shown
by appointment only. Call 69S3 after
B p m,
TWO ROOM furnished apartment. Util
ities na d. Close n. ror dusidcw worn.
an. Phont 470 or Ml 3.
REAL KTATI FOR SAU
CLEARANCE'
SPECIAL-
PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT TO THE BONE TO MOVE
THIS PROPERTY IMMEDIATELY. HERE'S YOUR
CHANCE TO BUY A GOOD HOME FOR A SMALL
AMOUNT DOWN!
" ; it -it CITY it '
fo cr CASH DOWN and you can move right Into this
s)OOU neat, clean, two-bedroom bungalow.: carpeting
in living room and bedrooms, oil beat, nearly new electric'
water heater and range. Conveniently situated on small lot
with paved street and sidewalks, just 3 short blocks to Mills
- School. Full price . . . 13,350. Shown by appointment, IM
MEDIATE POSSESSION I -
it ..it SUBURBAN it it ,
t7nfYCASH DOWN and you can have Immediate po
J) UU session of this two-bedroom home located on cor
ner Va acre on Shasta Way. Owner forced to sell because ,
of poor health. This offer good only until March 20. Balance
on contract at $40 per month. Full price , . . $3,600. Shown '
by appointment.
it it CITY i'it v-:;'":':-'
ttQnn CASH DOWN will buy this neat, small two-bed-'
P 7UU room home on full size city lot in Mills Addition.
Paved street and sidewalk, automatic heat, garage and
work shop. Nicely landscaped yard. Monthly payments like
rent. Price $4,750. Shown by appointment.
LISTINGS WANTED ON PTHER HOMES OF THIS TYPE that can
be handled with low down payments. We are selling homes RIGHT
NOW. So if you want to sell, and want ACTION . , , call us im
mediately. Just dial 3665 or 3421. .
BURTON E. GRAY
REALTOR AND INSURANCE
1037 Main Phones 3665, Eves. 3421
26 HOUSES FOR RENT
MODERN CABIN, light!
furaUhed. $25. Phone 5334.
FOR RENT two bedroom home, fur
nlahed. close to school. Inquire 4107
Homedale.
ATTRACTIVE two bedroom unfur.
ntthed house. Fireplace, South Su-
DUrOS. 970. Phone 2-3023.
TWO BEDROdM unfurnished house. 815
Jefferson, call 3805.
MODERN three room furnished cabin.
Electric itove. Phone 6160.
FURNISHED "cotURe. suitable for two,
ciose in. Phone (848.
FOR RENT modern four room dup
lex. Oil heater and new electric range.
45 month. Phone 2-1646.
FOR RENT two bedroom furnished du.
Rlex. No children under 10 years. 731
o. llth.
FOR RENT three bedroom unfurnished
nout, ou. ma commercial.
FOR RENT furnished three room du-
flex. Hot water beat. No children,
hone 2-3151.
TWO BEDROOM unfurnished
inquire am nign.
FOR RENT one bedroom unfurnished
house. Phone 2-3209.
UNFURNISHED house and completely
furnished apartment. Call 6715 days.
j ; iurnisnea nouse.
CLEARY'S CABINS, wcklv. ninthly
reasonable. 2335 Biehn. Phone 6830.
29 REAL ESTATE WANTED
Disappointed ..
YOUR HOME HASN'T SOLD?
You've waited and no one shows
up? It takes an expert to get you
the top price and to Ret you ac
tion on your property. One look at
our sales record would quickly con
vince you that you should list your
home with us for ACTION.
WE NEED LISTINGS RIGHT NOW
on homes of all types and prices In
tne city and suburban districts.
WE HAVE A LIST OP BUYERS
that want to buy now. Who knows,
your home may be the right one.
SO DONT WAIT. Call us now.
today, for prompt, courteous, ef
ficient service. We will be glad to
give you an accurate analysis of
the present market value of your
home. No obligation. Just dial 3665
or 3421. -
BURTON E. GRAY
REALTOR 4s INSURANCE
1037 Main St. Ph. 3665 Eves. 3421
HOMES FOR SALE
Everett Dennis Realtor. 121 No. Oth
Phone 8491.
NEW MANAGER of Swift and Co.
wants to rent two bedroom house.
rnont 4. ma or i44.
10 REAL ESTATE fOR SALE
$5500
Close to High and Grade School.
Two bedroom home on 80 x 100 lot.
Partly furnished, hardwood floor,
newly decorated Interior. Celling
Insulated. Separate dlnlnz area.
Oarage. $922 down.
$7250
Mills Addition. Two bedroom home,
separate dining area. Insulated,
storm windows, sprinkler system,
two garages, paved street, auto
matic heat. P H. A. terms,
$7800
Mills Addition. Two bedroom home
on SO x 120 lot. Hardwood floor, like
new Inside and out. Dinette, utility,
large garage with workshop, walk
in cooler. Fenced back yard. F.H.A.
or O.I. 10 loan.
AL SCHMECK
Realtor & Insurance
Salesmen
Harry Van
Eves. 8204
Phone 3211-6330
617 Main
FOR SALE or exchange for property of
equal value. Two acres, Improved.
Close In. Call 9090.
25 ACRES alts. fa. Terms. Phone 3034.
ONE BEDROOM house. S acre.
Priced at $1000. . down, small
monthly payments. Mrs. Joseph Ray,
isuo Kane.
FOR SALS one half acre, well drained
Irrigated land on Patterson. Appraised
300.sate prlc$400. Phone 864B.
FOR SALE two bedroom home at 3146
Maryland. FuU price. W.OOO. Phone
M2a.
iVEW THREE'bedroom modem home,
hardwood floors. Built-in garage. WaU
hasten. Terms. In a u ire 1739 biibee.
FbRiALk
So. Suburban. Call a I 225 So. flth.
SALE
" Mills
Four bedroom home. $5250.
Three bedroom home. $4250.
Owner of either place will consider
I960 or later light model car or
small trailer as part down payment.
Cecil L. Kollenborn
REALTOR
4267 Clinton Ave. Phone 5742
, Hot Springs
Here is that nnmfnrfaVtlA 4 UA
ffour convenience you have a nice
size living room; 2 bed
rooms and full basement. It is
insulated. Wtnthpml.rtnnDH anrf
electric heat for additional comfort.
eee wis tor $10,500. Terms.
' Summers Lane Dist.
Here is that post war home that you
floor plan large living room, large
suii-iien una ine iwo oearooms have
nice size closets. This home Is In
a restricted district and the kids
Will aa tn Ppfprcnn Rrhnnl nnn'f
pass this up, call now to see this
iui foouu on r ,ti.a. or u.l.. terms.
Shasta District
Here is a new two bedroom home
with hardwood floors throughout.
If you are looking for your DOL
LAR VALUE In 11 hnm. RV.m Tins
It has a nice floor plan with picture
wmuuw m me living room and din
ette, also hn.q n lnrtrn milltu v.Am
The owner is throwing In a new Tapl
pun gas range, 100.
Mills Addition'
If you need a THREE BEDROOM
home see this one for VALUE
PLUS. It is well built with a good
foundation nnH ia da nan, at, a n(n
throughout. You can move In and
atmi, living, ine ioi is.niceiy land-
SCaned. Hue tarcra oaron n.lll. n
Crete driveway. Don't miss this for
.CtlCP. DtTA n
fuwv, xirt or lerms.
DEANE SACHER
REALTOR INSURANCE
339 East Main St. Phone 3734
Eves. 6634 , ,s
Salesman
Bruce Blnklcy '
Eves. 3478
Mills Addition
Almost new three bedroom home
close to school and bus. $9500,
Suburban
Modem iwo bprirnnm hrmu ah XL
acre. Beautiful yard, good outbuild
ings. $5250.
North of Main
A good buy In a two bedroom home.
$5,000, $800 down.
BEARD AGENCY
REALTORS
1020 Main Phone 2-3471 4880
SELLING REAL ESTATE
IS OUR BUSINESS
We work to Insure a maximum of
nappiness and a minimum of Incon
venience for vnn Wi - aHuiVH.
" " " -. V. (-. Hit
ly in need ot homes both city and
suburban. Give us a try, well be
right out to talk It over. We want
your business.
ANDYSILANI
REALTOR
Ore. and Cal. Broker
631 So. Sixth St. Phone 9195
Eve's. 8544
TOR SALE by Owner. On. bedroom
Joust. .127 Whit. Avenue. Call alter
FOR SALE boarding house and apart-
NewsT 1 "erla ana
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