SUNDAY. AUGUST 14, 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN'
Hurricane May Stir Up Fight Game
By JIMMY BRESLIV
NEA buff Correspondeat
NEW YORK 1NEA) Louis
'Lippy" Breitbart Jauntily mde
bis way through the crowd at the
rear of Stillman's Gymnasium and
ducked into a phone booth,
111 butt out entirely," he an
nounced. "You go around for your
self and delve more deeper into
the situation. Then you will see
that what I am telling you is the
truth."
Breitbart is a fight manager
whose sole source of income stems
from the knee - bending, two
handed uppercutting and general
zauiness of Tommy "Hurricane"
Jackson. What Lippy wanted
backed up was, of course, his
claim that the Jackson who
created such a stir in boxing a
year and a half ago has arrived
again as a menace to the best big
guys in the trade.
For evidence, Breitbart offered
Jackson's thorough shellacking of
Ezzard Charles. "That was the
lidme Jackson no, a better
Jackson than the one who beat
up Don Bucceroni and Charley
Isorkus and them kind of guys,"
he claimed.
And around the sagging boxing
industry, he has plenty of back
ers. Billy Brown, the International
Boxing Club matchmaker, is a
big one. "He caused a riot with
Charles," Billy says. "The guy
never looked better. He is now
back at the top and will be the
best draw in the business. We can
match him with Bob Baker, Nino
Valdes again. He is ready and
he Is a natural to bring the peo
ple in."
"This Is on animal." trainer
Whitey Bimstein says. "He is fast
and strong and crazy. Except now
he will listen to his corner. That
makes it tougher on the other guy.
You seen the licking he gives to
Charles. Nearly had the poor fella
out in the last round."
The fact that Hurricane Jack
son is back blowing them down
rgain puts a little ray of spot
llcht back on what was. at one
lime, the most Interesting fighter
in the rintf.
That would be the night he de
stroyed Dan Bucceroni in six
rounds at a time when the Phila
delphia heavyweight was ready
FRIDAY'S SPOIiTS IN BHIEF
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FOOTBALL '
CHICAGO College All-Stars
registered 30-27 upset victory over
Cleveland Browns in the annual
Hll-star game at Soldier Field.
iOLF
CHIAGO Bob Rosburg, Palo
Alto. Calil. took a two stroke lead
at the halfway mark in the world
tournament with a 133.
GENERAL
PHILADELPHIA Juno Stov
er Irwin. 24 year old mother, up
ret Olympic champion Pat Mc
cormick in platform diving evens
at women's national AAU champ
ionships.
Sears Sets New
Swimming Mark
PHILADELPHIA (UP) Defend
ing champion Mary Jane. Sears of
Washington's Walter Rcod Swim
Club sot a new meet and American
citizens record today in the qual
ifvinz heats of the 200 - meter
breaststroke women's national AA
swimming championship.
Miss Sears bobbed over the new
50-meter John B. Kelly pool in
Fairmonnt Pa.rk here in 3:04.8 to
break the mark of 3:07.4 she set
at Indianapolis last year.
Only Marie Gillette, a teammate,
came close to Miss Sears in the
other nine heats to determine the
oualifiers for the finals. Miss Gil
lette's time was 3.8 seconds slower
than Mis Sears.
to try for a title shot. There have
been Jew fighters who made the
kuid of show Jackson did that
night.
He did roadwork in his corner
between rounds, jumped in the
air while throwing his double tip-
percm and turned Bucceroni s face
into a slcod-lined max of weari
ness.
After the slaughter, the Hurri
cane shocked one and all by an
nouncing that (a) "Ah loves bein'
bit. Makes me feet strong. Spe
cially them good hard punches on
the chin," b "Oh boy, will that
Marciano get it from me," and s
"Learned my double uppercut
from watchin' kangaroos."
Take him now, Al, before he
learns how to tight. In a year, he'll
murder your guy," Al Weill was
advised in regards to any possi
ble Rocky Marciano match.
Weill listened cooly. essayed
Jackson's popularity and made
mental notes about a million dol
lar gate with the guy sometime.
But Jackson's stock fell as
quickly as it rose. He lost a deci
sion to Jimmy Slade, then was
barred from further activity
against Nino Valdes when he was
on the floor three times in the
second round against the Cuban
heavyweight.
That was in July of 1554. Since
then, they've maintained Tommy
would have blown Valdes out of
the ring if allowed to continue.
But words weren't helping. Toe
Hurricane had to .make a painful
withdrawal from the headlines
and start all over again to the
small clubs.
Big Ten
Has Mos
US Titles
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Com belt fans have been saying
for years the Bis Ten conference
oifrrs the best in college football.
It's not just prejudice either.
There's a wealth of evidence to
back their claims.
Big Ten conference members
hold more national gridiron cham
pionships than any other sector of
the country.
As a unit, the conference has the
best record against huersectional
opponents.
All America players? Tne aver
age is greater per team within the
Big Ten than in any other confer
ence or area according to an As
sociated Press survey covering tne
25 years, 1930 through 1954,
Ohio State, voted the nation's
No. l power last year, became the
sixth Big Ten representative and
nth from the Midwest so honored
since the AP poll was inaugurated
19 vears ago.
Bv comparison, me East has
nroduced three champions, the
Southwest Conference two and the
Southeast, Atlantic Coast and Big
Seven conferences one each.
Minnesota has been to the win
ners circle three times one shy
of Notre Dame's mark. Ohio State
ulso won the title in 1942 and Mich
igan got the call in 1S48. The other
Midwest entry, Michigan State,
was admitted to the Big Ten the
year after its title
In the past quarter century. Big
Ten schools have spawned 63 All
Americas better than five per un
iversity. The Southwist Conference
nverage is 4 , the East 4.3, Pacific
Coast Conference 3.9, Southeast 3.8
Ivy League 2.3 and Big seven z.4.
The Big Ten, so well balanced
that only Iowa among current
members has failed to at least
share a conference championship
in the last 25 years, is the master
of intersectional competition. Big
Ten tams have won iSl names
and lost 133 in inter-area play dur
ing this period tor a 68 per cent
rating.
Tne nearest rivals, the Southeast
posted 58.1 and S4.8 percentages,
respectively.
Duke's Blue Devils are kings of
the conference leaders. Duke
romped throush the Southern Con
ference at an .847 clip in Itaguc
contests until It moved over to the
Atlantic Coa-.'. loop where it's been
unbeaten in t.o years.
Top winning teams in other ma
jor conferences include Michigan
in the Big Ten, Texas in the South
west, Tennessee in the Southeast.
Oklahoma in the Big Seven and
Southern California in the Paciilc
Coast.
Composite 25-year standings of
ihe learilne conferences include:
PACII IC COAST COXFEBKNCE
use
California
UCLA
Stanford
Washington
Washington 6tata
Oregon Mate
Oregon
Idaho
A-Montana
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ON THE HOUSE Mish Tenney gives Swaps a drink of water
at Chicago's Washington Park, where the Kentucky Derby win
ner goes in the American Derby, Aug. 20. The big ctiestnul is
scheduled to tackle Nashua in their widcly-ballyhooed match
race, Aug. 31,
Three Champs Foil
in AAU Swim Meet
PHILADELPHIA IB Three,
champions were dethroned, two
records broken and a 15-year-old
Rldgewood, N. J., girl emerged
from comparative swimming ob
scurity Saturday night to become
a double winner in, the Women's
National AAU Swimming and Div
ing Championships.
New champions all possible
1M.8 U. S. Olympic team repre
sentativeswere crowned in the
100-meter backstroke, the 400-me-tcr
freestyle and the 800-meter
freestyle relay in which a new
American record was established.
An American citizens' mark was
set in the 200-meter breastroke.
The blonde New Jersey teenager,
pretty blue-oyed Carln Cone, be
came tne meet s iirst aouoie win
ner when she splashed to a nar-
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Micelotto Optioned
PHILADELPHIA (UP) The
Philadelphia Phillies have optioned
shortatoo Robert MiceloUa to Syra
cuse of the International League.
MIcelotta was brought up from
Syracuse July 23 when Gran Ham
per and Roy Smalley were Injured.
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Medford Sets
All-Day Race
MEDFORD Over 259 drivers
from all over the West have been
invited to participate in the first
annual 24-hour marathon hardtop
auto race, to be held here on La
bor Day weekend, according to Bill
Rozcll and J. D. Pierce, co-chairmen
for the event.
A field of at least 150 top drivers
are expected to start the race.
sponsored by the Medford Junior
Chamber of Commerce, the chair
men said.
Qualifications for the grueling
race begins at the Sheriff's Posse
erounds track on Sage Road in
Medford Saturday, Sept. 3. Hie
race itself, with 40 qualifying driv
ers in contention, begins at 4 p.m.
Sunday and runs to 4 p.m. Monday.
Purses of 11.000 and 4500 for
first and' second prizes and an ad
ditional $1,000 for other place win
ners have been announced. Pro.
ceeds of the race will go the the
Junior Chamber's fund for under
privileged children.
According to Rozclle and Pierce,
the event is the only one of its
kind on the West Coast and has
created a great deal of excitement
among hard-top enthusiasts. Driv
ers and clubs in such distant points
as Los Angeles, Spokane, Yakima
and Portland have been invited
to attend.
In addition to the race Itself
many speciaj events have been
planned.
Collegian
Likened
To Groza
COLUMBUS, Ohio, ifi The man
who says he developed both the
great Lou (Ths Toe Groia and
precision kicker Tad Weed, con
siders Weed "a greater perfection-:
1st than Orosa ' even though
Lou has been tops among the foot
ball pros for to years.
Tiny Td Fiiiiay night joted
three field goals and a trio ol extra
poults fa tee College All-Stars' 30-
27 victory over IBS Cleveland
Browns In Chicago.
But Ernie Oodfrey, for 26 years
an Ohio State University coach and
kicking mentor. Is quick to add
that Oroia's degree of kicking per
fection is hampered by having; to
play regularly as well as kick.
Weed as a specialist, Oodfrey
says, has mora opportunity to con
centrate on putting the ball
through the uprights.
He points out that Weed wears a
special wide shoe that enables him
to get more foot surface onto the
ball. The Browns' Groza, a tackle
cannot wear such a wide shoe be
cause it would Interfere with bis
line play.
Godfrey described flie special
footwear as a square hard leather
piece appended to the front of the
shoe. He said it Is about 2 '' inches
wide and protrudes out from the
toes.
Groza, Godfrey says, also woro
a special shoe when he played at
Ohio State in the 1940's,. but that
It was a modified version of the
one worn by Tad,
Godfrey says Ohio State has
been making the special shoes for
its kickers for many years and that
there is nothing in the rule book
to forbid it.
Godfrey is proud of Weed's play
In the All-Star Came and says that
the 140-potind specialist's summer
practice really paid off. He re
ferred to the 10,000 consecutive
extra points kicked by Weed under
the Ohio State grandstand In prep
aration ior Friday night's tilt.
Weed, when kicking within his
distance of about 40 yards, oodtrey
savs. is the best in the country.
But he adds that Greu must be
considered the best since be has
more power than tiny Tad.
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row victory In the 100-meter back
stroke over Cynthia Gill ot Port
Lauderdale, Fla.
Only Friday night. Miss Cone
tied & world record m winning the
200-meter backstroke in 2:45.6.
A comparative newcomer on the
national swimming , scene, the
smooth-stroking teenager shot into
the lead at (lie start, and held It
all the way, staving aU a belated
bid by Miss Gill, who was clocked
in 1:16.1.
Miss Cone's time was a tenth
of a second off the American rec
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World Record
LONDlJM I Britain's Brian
Hewson Saturday, running In driv
ing rain, equalled the listed world i
mark tor the half mile but Hew
son has no chance of going Into
Uip record books.
The tall four-minute miler won
the half mile on the final day at
the Hunearv vs. Qreat Britain
set by Shelley Mann, Walter Reedj track and Held meet at London's
Bwlm Club, Washington, D. C. Miss I white City Stadium In 1:4S.6. That
Mann, the defending champion iti equals. the listed mars ricia jointly
bv America's Mai wnuneia ami
Ounnar Nielson of Denmark
America's hon Spurrier, however,
has a 1:47.5 mark up for ratifica
tion. , ,
Hewson held off a strong chal
lenge from the European 0-mete?
champion Lajos Sientgali to estab
lish a British all-comers' and Em
pire record before a crowd of
000.
Szeniirali was closed to lM t
and third-place Istvan Boasavolgl
in 1:51.0. Derek Johnson of Bri
tain was scratched because of ton
silitis and Brian Jackson, who took
his place, wound up last.
In the invitation mile. Ken Wood
of Britain won easily In 4:05.4. A
good time on the ram-soaocn
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iield ot eidht tvith V.W.3.
Mary Jane Sears, Walter Reed,
successfully delended ner zou-me-
ter breastroke championship, es
tablishing a new American citizen
record of 3:01.4. Earlier Saturday
in a preJimina ry heat, she covered
the distance in 3:04.8 which also
bettered the citizen's record of
3.07.4 she herself set at Indianapo
lis last year.
Olympic diving champion Pat
McCormlck, an upset victim Fri
day In the platform diving compe
tition, bounded back Saturday to
retain her title in that event.
DDughie Gray, another Walter
Reed standout, upset defending
champion Carolyn Green of Port
Lauderdale, in the 400-meter free
style in S:18.1.
The Walter Reed 809-meter free
style relay team dethroned the
Fort Lauderdale quartet in the
record-breaking time of 10:10,3,
Tlie Walter Reed team clipped 8,4
seconds off the American record
ol 10:18.1 set by Fort Lauderdale
last year.
Mrs. McCormick, of the Los An
geles A. C. scored 446.10 points to
v.in the three-loot Board title ior
the fifth straight time. The stylish
California diver won out over
teammate Ann Cooper, who tallied
3S8.2S points lor second place.
The dav's most notable perform
ance was turned in by Mary Jane
Sears of the Walter Reed Swim
ming Club, Washington, D. C, who
set a new meet recora oi i.vt.e,
In winning her heat of the 200-
mpter backstroke.
Miss Sears, defending champion
In this event, covered the distance
in the fastest time ever recorded
by an American woman swimmer
in shattering the 3:07.4 she set at
Indianapolis last year,
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nractice Saturday for the State
and Portland-area Shrine All-8tar
football teams. The annual benefit
lor the Shrine Hospital lor Crip
pled Children will be played next
Saturday nignt at .v.u.inoman tia
dium.
Coaches announced replacement
for three Injured linemen, two
Staters and one Metro player,
Jerry Walling, a 520-pound
guard from South Salem, will re
place Dong Minuiom, Pendleton,
who Injured knee, Dave Lock.
hard, 186-pounder from Eugene,
was named to replace Paul Eckel,
a Medford guard, Eckel Injured
an eye In a longing accident ear
lier this summer.
The Metro souad lost the serv-
Ices of tackle Morris Arntwn of
Cleveland Hluh. His replacement
Kill be Harry Wilklna, a 190-pound
tackle who played at Lincoln
High.
FOn DIGGING house foundation, fill
dirt and hifh louder equipment Includ.
In dump mtsk. call S&U Forney,
24 APARTMiNTS FOR MKT
THREE ROOM. fumUaa
Phono 6B59.
adultt- in quire zj gang
CARPENTERS new trtd ccmodelint
Phone 4302.
IftQNINO god - I sl. Phone 3XT7.
r Jarrard, Phane 5353-
and it retched.
RQTO.TIl.LLSG, Tractor sqajpmtisf
tawfii and gstdent, mm eperalisn
ready to plant. Also plowing nnd lav
tllng. BiJJ Forney, phone 3-OfUX y
LAN DSC A PINO Lai& Eycrrrni
ihrulM, shade and fruit U-eci. Wa are
Bptriatlttti in dpaianinit and Dla"intt
L,nKeanora uaraens nurwrjr. muuv
DOLL HOSPITAL. 1434 Lakeview St.
Phone
"WHKN It'i your move, call
Warehnuit," Lacal and rtS
iitsvinc itori es and p J r k m i
lETS DASCE phon Mtk for Mar-
Aim -McDonald Bi'idj
COVERED BUTTONS. mUsirmtlon n4
eutiide Anita Stop,
Legal Notice
INVITATION TO BIO OH
.MrrQHQTiVE mSUHANCE
The Board! of Director of Srhool
mttriet No. I and Vttltm itigh Scfexri
BitUirt No. Klamalh Omniy. Ore
gon, will receive leaWd bidi al thf
of the BSitrirt CStfk In Room tm
IHrIi School llulldins, Klamath Falls.
Oregon. intii S:OS a'citxk p m. on Mrm
day, Augyrt 22, 1953. for automotive
j ni u ranee tw tfte ear lsptemlr 5t
lEftri to September 5, iSfi, nrrorrtinf 1o
conditloni, on file at the shove nddrrm.
BWk will he nrened at a regi;ir meeting
o! the Bcrdi at B:W o'si&ek pm.. Au
mit 23, I3X The Boa rd rpitnc tha
ti.hi snv Ar all tilrla
If, n Aihlfy, Clerk
Ayjtuat IS, 14, 17. No. SS5
Mclntyre Captures
Senior Golf Title
VICTORIA, B.C. lfl Pete Mc
lntyre, Trail, B.C., won the 33rd
annual Senior Northwest Golf
Assn, tournament Friday and a 4
and 2 victory over Hurry Andrews
at Tucoina, wash.
Mclntyre not only became the
first Canadian to capture the
championship since
Is the first left-handed champion
in the history of tho event.
12 HEALTH
ARTHRITIS, R HE L'MA T IS ,M
arr filter, longer ltlnf pais
nntt with AKTHOHUL - MM IMWMA
Mead'i rn-"'""r "
13 C DUCATIOMAL
ing? Bhorthand. BpeedwrmnS. tBdred
aubWtj. Klamath fcuiinen Colltw 4743
So, 6th. Phone 476Q.
1 4 HELP Wmi-O, flMAU
,p.rema .towtetf 'dull Mnd children'.
SSirl in homtl. New , roup
party plait, 'rce eatltt. B;rilnJ
inn. ntnwiiynw
STENOORAPHER; typing, snonnanu,
telephone. Permanrnt, Sn,.wtC
Nnrm.n Metg mt M.nrnd Viri Dyke.
WANTTO; Competent mtdnja -housekeeper
Ior elderly lady. Modern
toms. ;d '"1.
rmanent poiition. Civm reference
view. OrcRon. tatlcpVScl Tsoncij
ilOUSEKKKPES Wiinted to live in. In-
wire aner p m- w " lj
TRHT.E ROOMS n4 cU5 njrroiaa
npartmcnt. Adults only. Phone 0473.
ietV ri'FXTFHZD three t room
snsrtment in duplfx, ai tattle ally
rquippfd. cies.n, claae ia. Phor.t 35J.
VACANCY, three room iurniahed. 39i
Broad. i
DO W.NTOW'N ' thrt rocs SgflBiaJmf
FURNISHED, attractive, fi'ff-.
In aoartment for couple, elec trirt at ova
mrf TtfrlttTtior. Stem bt
22i Braid, p ho r a 3-w2 1 7.
T H r E g ROOMS ajy bath, rttrr-ts as4
refrigerator. 830 Proapect, phona V18L.
CH&AN. &ICSLY SurntMhedMprimat
c;,e to. All utJPtU PP,rivi mm-trar.ee-
Ladtfi only, ma, 38&f
TWO BOOM lurnishbd apartment..
Phono o;iMt;
BKEPTIONIST - Mint N P
lioura limn iai.su p.m. to -' -'"
lllllalde Hospital.
2.i OB OVER ?w gnerl of fire rn
snrl opine uensrn .
ksepmit required. Box
aid v fw.
: cart el Her-
16 HELP WANTED. MALE
We will Iram ou lor a man Ren io-
tlon. You WIU earn wmu u Jr"'lz
mng rapid aci vsnri-mpnt. Ss Mr, Ctmge
mmnn ai ins - '
evening thc l"!.Pi!l.02?--Pm
wan'tko iiYPPQ Jog truck. Steady
empio) ma. For further tIH con
tact Bl Lun-bsr Co., Bly, Or . or
ohonts Wy W.
PHOPEnTY APPRAISERS needed by
Slat Tax Comm iiil'in. Portions lix-at-f
d ia Salem nd sthr rti af lUte.
rMiHii t f v 1 rMuirrd, Colls de
gree In forenly, architecture, enRineer
ijj or eloaely rrlatrd Held, and one
year of related pyrlen? nr equirnt
required. h!sry. UU-I monln
Msrirts rate miy tie aNs minimum
for on Inland inn applicant. Contact
i.JfJchtoi towriJ. J 00 StMle OJice
KIJP WANTED
Vvnnrlnnfort tnfrhft n IC1. 1odV men. OO
lihlt nifti Onlv too auallty men v.ar.trd,
new in p r rc s n . mmin:n t seitip-
rni.i anH fnfUllar available. A Trm
nnnfirlnnltv fnr ambitious men WIIO
fell nKn I v nt tn dvi! tf Tji r n i h p i naurrd
Krntee wrth rrcrcntijr Mc
Kay ChemJt Ca., StQ No. Conin-rcii
St. Salem. Oregon.
TWO BOOMS wiiix batfe. Ll'iira !
Hih. '
COMFORTABLE and clean. Xwfe tw
room apartment. Aauiia oniy. jm
SMALL rurnuhfd iartment, jsr ss
ackirtc a or woman, in ml
dtvlrlct. All utilities furnllhed. $40.
Phrn? 3410 aftef 3-Tti pm.
BACHELOR AFARTMK.VT.
cfvj;prd. all iUtti fur i r..t 1
Esplanade, phone 7273 nr ,
roiinENT - Two room apartment,
cr,.p n- Phone
i d wTQwrn 1 1 - room nvtanaal
i.S0; al. mtmiw Pd- AW K. Mtti.
FUBNJSJJED TWO room apartment,
25, inuir i-wirnrr,inK poet
Karaite . J"".-.""" ,
THREE ROOM furnlihed apartmant,
rJnM Phor Til. 31 Ba.
MODERN FWBISMED
nnone wiao.
P;;r,"c MerrM Wtf
ia MerrilL
16 HOUStSJORRENT
L A F?GK ihree loam lurniibed duplex.
reri?rnralr4, heal, hst and wtrr
ari:e, adulu, no peta. K4 Ml
lrfcn.
fumtsiwd. i d U 1 1 .
TIIHEE ROOM furnlihed houe. 43.
S3 Oak, Fh'-n WK.
TOBEE ROOMS
Pf-.flrv. yrat. .
SMALL FURNISHED. Rout 3. Box
HB, Wrx-m. My, Canfaa.
THREE RfKJM f ern furr.Hh-ed eab
in, eiUK itove, 2S rr,on'.K. UiS
Adnm ). ..
TI1HF ROOM pary rrniriicd.
a-ijliilrxjuifj Orchard.
TWO BOOM, ItarnaKe! hm 1ht
and water furnlihed. Phona 6515. 249
Msfiln.
BFOIMXMW. rrdc r 1 ? d tsfrw.
flnwjn. Ci TV tecatongj:g.gr
VERY CLEAN one bedroom house. 623
OJifrnJ.JL'allllXHV .. . .
TWO' fiT. OROOM tly furraJhed
4 B.ir':'nin.
28 REAL ESTATE WANTED
Mowers POWER Tl,,ers
Chain Saws jc
CUSHMAN SCOOTERS
Air Cooled Engine Parts
triM I SlwMsn
Clinton
Mail
Cvfcmi.
Jactbitn
Experienced Machine Mower
Sharpening
Satisfaction Guaranteed
COMPLETE - Air Cooled Engine Repair
and Service ALL MAKES
Rental Equipment Largest Stock in Klamath Falls
TROY V. COOK CO.
2040 So, 6th
FIwm 4803
WASTED TO BEST Clean m
tmm borne Can furnuS reJcrtr.ce.
WANTED TO BENT Two bedroom,
u-: fumfiKed hcvie in aoatfi mburot,
nrifrrnm. pr.nr.t 3-3440
HOatata roa sau
Everett Dennu Realtor. 121 R
PhwneB 91
fifACHEK AWO WIFE wssiM J o
ftimlihed fessse cr tiupJes jJ l
fer ptJtenon dUtnct. Phrmt 8BS-1.
WAN1U TO RENT - two bedroom
aijU. Phon 7577.
79 RtALKTATt tXCHAHGE
rOf SALE W - .i-r.'cttff, le
tolreem rr,de-n hme. WnH t.
fcns en r. Bad rircl( phon
Stalin TTH. .
y HrAL CSTAIA f 0SAt
TWO BEDSOOM iNsme. tM&t loom,
fcnlrn ami Patt Imt
anrnte. Two loi on north aide of town.
h'Mx Win trade ior 40 toot trailer,
.
KEW THRFE bf rtrra lfrl ?.
iarhed faiate. DeiiTeT. Phtma
3-172.
MAKE IS AW OFTER e thtafW-j
wmzm hm to MHtadc diitr;ri. Owner
2-T)4. ,
roSAti t mere raxirh 90 acres
in alfalfa, tri 0 lrrtjat4
crp, ra rasfh. Wntaj
I'.O. Bo 49. Klamath Tan;Oraion.
TWO HJEDHOOM hous on one icr,
Cs TV rist Phorr 2-UK OT write
Hind K Batty II U WuarJStit.
TOR BIT owner, four feedroom
hou. Kltrhrn with built-in Thermadof
i; will to rirMf. T? ear
3 r f r, fem f"r wpr fc k 0 5 . Art
Braa all frn-l ir SI acd
FHA approved. 481T Denver