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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1955
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Influence Charge Denied
By Power Firm's Lobbyist
I BAN FRANCISCO (UP) The
! Washington lobbyist for the Pacific
Gas and Electric Co. today brand-
ed as "ridiculous" a charge that
: he influenced the Department of
' the Interior to change its power
1 policy regulations to favor prlvate-
I ly owned utilities companies in tne
! West.
The lobbyist, Herman C. Kruse,
told a House Government Opera
tions Subcommittee meeting here
that the charge made by subcom
mittee chairman Rep. Earl Chud-
Race Issue
Plagues Big
Church Meet
By WILLIAM J. WAUCII
HONOLULU itfi-Raclal segrega
tion today appeared the big issue
before delegates at the Protestant
Episcopal Church convention in
selecting a site for its next con
vention In 1058.
The lsue arose yesterday when
the Joint Committee of Bishops
and Deputies met to consider in
vitations from Miami Beach, r la.
and New York.
The present convention was
shifted from Houston, Tex., to
Honolulu because of segregation in
Texas,
Supporters of Miami Beach said
there would be no segregation be
tween Negroes and whites. New
York supporters said they had the
facilities and no segregation prob
lem. The House of Deputies quickly
approved yesterday a $6,807,947
budget for each of the next three
years. It represents an Increase of
nearly one million dollars over the
current budget.
The deputies beat down a mo
tion by John Ebaugh of Birming
ham, Ala., to adopt a budget of
slightly more than S8.000.000.
The bishops must approve the
budget before It becomes effective.
They may act today.
The budget, as approved by the
deputies, increases the church's
spending on missionary work from
$4,278,135 to $4,020,820. It also
recommends spending $100,000 a
year on radio and television ma
terial for church work.
The joint committee hearing on
the next convention site attracted
nearly 200 spectators.
Jessie P. Anderson, a lay dele
gate from Philadelphia, In refer
ring to the Miami Beach invita
tion, asked:
The Rev. W. F. Moses of Sara
sota. Fla., replied that "Negroes
have been and will be given reser
vations in Miami Beach hotels
without any question about race."
Knight Announces
1 Appointments
SACRAMENTO (UP) OOV.
Goodwin J. Knight announced to
day the appointment of James J.
Welsh as Judge of the Municipal
court In San Francisco and Carlos
R. Freltas to the Superior Court In
Marin County.
Welsh, Knight's personal legal
secretary, succeeds the late Judge
Leo A. Cunningham.
Freitas, a San Rafael attorney,
will fill the Marin County Superior
Court opening created by the 1955
Legislature.
Freitas, 51, Is a lifelong resident
of Marin County. He was admitted
to the bar In 1925 and is a past
president of the Marin County Bar
Association.
He was an appeal agent with (he
selective service system in 1940-42
and served with the OHIce oi
Strategic Services in Africa. ,
MILITARY PLANS
TOKYO .i Japan is planning
(to send military attaches abroad
lor tne inst time since the start
of World War II, Kvodo News
Service said Monday. They would
go to Britain. France, West Ger
many, Sweden, Turkey, National
ist China and the United States
Dont Take It
EUROP6AM 6ULBO0S
VSUriCiJjlN THE CIOIATION OF
off (D-Pa) "that there was some
thing improper about what I did
is utterly unwarranted and ex
tremely unfair. .
Chudoff. in his opening state
ment, said the subcommittee was
considering charges that certain
changes had been made In Depart
ment of the Interior regulations
regarding the rights of private util
ities to build transmission lines
over public land.
Before the changes were made
in August, 1954, Chudoll said.
Drlvate companies had to turn
over their excess In capacity to
preferred customers, each as co
operatives, municipalities and pub
lic utility districts.
Chudoff said that one object of
the current investigation was to
determine what part PG&E play
ed in getting the changes made,
including a change permitting the
private companies to keep their
excess capacity.
Chudoff charged that the Depart
ment of the Interior adopted "Ver
batim" 10 of 13 suggested changes
in the regulations suggested by
PG&E.
Kruse, the first witness, testified
he submitted a memorandum
drawn up by a group of Western
utility companies to tne Depart
ment of the Interior at the request
of Clarence Davis, then solicitor
for the department, and currently
an undersecretary.
Kruse said he had been asked to
submit the memorandum but de
clared "it is ridiculous to suRRest"
that he Influenced the depart
ment's final decision.
Throughout the morning meeting
the Democratic majority and the
Republican minority exchanged re
marks about tne present admini
stration's public power policies.
until Arthur Younger, (R-Cal) call
ed on the committee to "cut out
the political speeches until 1956."
The six-man, subcommittee will
hold hearings here tomorrow and
conclude the investigation Wednes
day, Red School
Drive Told
WASHINGTON (,fl Two U.S.
educators Monday reported a tre
mendous drive for education In
Russiu tar more than in this;
country.
Dr. Homer L. Dodge, president
emeritus of Noiwich University,
Northfleld, Vt., and his son, Norton
T. Dodge, recently made a long
study tour In the Soviet Union.
They outlined their finding in a
copyrighted interview in U.S. News
and World Report, weekly news
magazine.
The two educators made their
comment on the Russian drive lor
education when they were asked
whether they gathered Hint every
Russian boy and girl wants to go
to college.
On this point, the Dodycs said:
"Their whole soviety is struc
tured to encourage ft boy or girl
to climb as high on the educational
ladder as he or she is capable of.
As a result, very little talent Is
wasted. In this country, on the
other hand, only half of the young
people with an intelligence above
that of an averse college ft r actu
ate receive a college education.
Asked why the Russians "teach
an unusual amount of science and
mathematics," the Dodges said
the ultimate aim is to build up
iheir economic and military
strength."
Legal Notice
NOTICE
Nollce N hereby given thnt the nrrVr
ilimed Petitioner will, at a regular
meeting of the Common Council of the
City of Kl.nn.-i1h rails. Oregon, to be
held In the Council Room in the City
Hall of mud City, nt the nour or i.mi
lock p.m. on the 10 any of Ortoher.
1(135, present n petition priiytnti for the
atinn of the following liescmicd poi-
tlon of an allev, to wit:
n alley atl leet wme extending
through Block .1. Flint Addition to City
Klamath. Falls. Oregon, lying Be
tween Unhnm and F.tshth Streets; ex
cept n lour foot atrip extending (wo
tcet on earn Hide tne center line oi
said alley, which l hereby reserved to
City of Klamath Kails, Oregon, for a
ewer line
Done this 10 d.iv of Sent ember, 1935.
A. W. Rrliuupp
Petitioner
Sept. 13, 20, 27 Oct. 4 No. SDR
for Granted !
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CLASSIFICATION
DIRECTORY
DEATH NOTICES 1A
r UNKKAL NOTICES IB
A CAKU Qtr l" HANKS
B IN MEMORIAM
C FUNERAL HOMES
0 FLORISTS
1 MEETING NOTICES
2 LOST AND FOUND
4 GENERAL NOTICES
6 PERSONALS
a TRANPORTATION
10 SERVICES
11 DO-IT-YOURSELF
12 HEALTH
13 EDUCATIONAL
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
16 HELP WANTED. MALE
17 HELP WANTED
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
22 ROOMS FOR RENT
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
26 HOUSES FOR RENT
23 REAL ESTATE WANTED
29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
34 FINANCIAL LOANS
36 BUILDING REMODELING
38 FUEL HEADING
39 FOOD PRODUCE
40 BOATS-PETS-SPORTS-HOBBIES
41 RADIO TV MUSIC
42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY
44 MACHINERY
45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
46 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH.
51 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
55 AUTOMOTIVE
C FUNERAL HOMES
O'HAIRS Memorial Chnpel
Falls, Ore. Phone 3156.
WARD'S Klamath Funeral
High St. Phn:iPJ!ni4
1 MEETING NOTICES
NOTICE
SPEC'AL MEETING ALL
YORK RITE BODIPS
No host dinner at HMol Willnrd, R 30
P m. Wednesday. September 14th
S! alert inciting Klamath Chanter No.
IIS Royal Arch Masons, 7:10 p.m.. Ma-fnnii-
Trmplc. finecM cnnd-ivf r.ilv--1'
Cntninimdry No. l(i to receive the
Grand Commander o' Knluhts Temp
lar of L Oregon, following R A M. meet
ing Leaal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice n hcrebv given that the tin
ders I cued has been anooinied exccuior
of the estate of LI r. fie Godowa. de
ceased, hv the Circuit Court of Klam
ath County. Oregon, and that a'l per
sons having claim against said es
tate of anld H.-crascd nre herehv no
tified to preaeii the name to natd exe
cutor at the office of the undesigned
at Suite 1. Methane mnldinc, Klamath
Fall. Ore Ron. together with nroner
vouchers, within six month of the date
of Ihe first mihllcatinn of this Notice,
which Is August 2.1. l!Ui
Frank J. Schmilt
J C. O'Neill,
Attorney 'or Fect!lor.
Aug. 23, 30, Sept. 6, 13. No. 672
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
THE CIRCUIT COl'RT OF
IN
THF
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the mattfr of the estate of Daniel
B. Murphy, deceased.
Notice is hereby Rivrn that the under
signed has been appointed Kxcrutor o(
the I. ant Will and Testament of Daniel
B Murphy, drreased. All persons hav
ing claims ajjauut said estate are di
rected to present the !..me pronerly ver
ified to mo at the office of Georne H
Proctor. 12 Mflhme Building. Ktfimath
Falls. Oregon, within six months from
the dale hereof
Dated this 30th day pf August. IMS.
Benjamin D. AUtrpny
Executor
Aug. .to. Sept. 6. K and 20 No. 576
1 MEETING NOTICES
TO ALL
A Joint educational meeting and banquet will be held at the
mii.Mitiic ball Saturday, September 17. 1955. The lecture will
feature Brother V. O. Dubach ot Portland who Is Dean and
Professor of political science of Lewis and Clark collese.
His address ta entitled "The meaning of America." The
banquet will be the usual no host dinner at the usual price
and will be served prompllv at 6 30 p.m. Prime Rib "AU JUS "
will be served. The meeting at 8:00 p m.. will not be tiled
therefore all KC AND EA Masons are Invited. REMKM
P.KR THE DATE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1955. THE
TIME 6:30 FOR THE DINNER. 8 00 FOR THE MEETING.
Your EDUCATIONAL COMMlTfEE
The Chapel by the Garden
O'Hair's Memorial Chapel
Service for All Incomes
Terms 18 Monthi to Pay
6th and Pine Sts. Phone 3456
Keith O'Hair, owner
A CARD OF THANKS
FENIMORE We wish to extend ou
heart 1 It thanks and appreciation fo.
Hie acta of kindness, moMgti of sym
pathy, and beautiful floral cflerlngs re
ceived from our kind friends and neigh
bors during our recent bereavement in
i'ie lr-as of iir beloved wife aid mother.
We especially thank the. Rev, O Neil.
Th Fenimore Family.
2 LOST AND FOUND
PAKAk'F.KT. rrrn Denril marking:
loct Friday nisht in vicinity of high
school. Phone 2-0403
LOST Package containing jacket,
reward. Call Chiloquin 51.
LOST large tan Ch-.spa:c. St. Ber
nard rinv wearinc red collar. Lost ir
vicinity of Hogs Back, weighs 150
LOST Vicinity lllh and Lincoln, fluf
fy whit Persian cat with light silver
tips on back hairs. Generous reward.
Phono M1J davs. g-lH9- evemnti.
FOL'jVD: 'f ne if t of a life time for
him or her. Votsue. luggage. Rudy's. 6th
Mam.
LOST GLASSES advertised free. Dr.
Wm. T. Hodson. 715 Main.
LOST. LADY'S white Bold Helbros wrist
watch, white cold band, one diamond
each side, vicinity of carnival grounds
Lulrcview Oipunn. Sunday. sem. tn,
Sentimental loss such that owner has
become ill. Reward. Write box 18 care
of Herald nH News.
LOST - billfold, between Darrow and
Applcgate on East Main. rieward.
Phone 8111,
tNkRAL NOTICES
FOR STANLEY Home products cnll
Buff Jones IHittl or Peggy Peebler 2-022U.
6 PERSONALS
NUHS1NG
HOME care for elderly
women in
ly home. Phone 2-0523,
REST HOME for elderly ladles. SS0. up
ocr month, on ou line, reicrcntes.
Phone 4045. 2558 Homedalc.
EXCELLENT food and room for elder
ly lady. n!ca!:ant location, rnone nmu.
specialist. $.',J.5 j to $.13
PRIVATE DETECTIVE. Box G24.
7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES
YOUNG WOMEN of any faith needing
confidential advice may contact Mrs
Duncan. Catholic Charities. 278 W
Rroadway. Eugene. Oregon. Phone
VOLUNTEER WORKER of the Oregon
S-r!c:v for Cripslori Child:" want n-
' intlon concerning nannicappa cmi
i who may be eligible to attend
srhooL Phone 3151. ask (or
Rickbnl.
L.COHOLICS ANONYMOUS Phone
srrg p o Roy 204
8 TRANSPORTATION
TWO COLLEGE g'rls desire a ride to
Spokane on September inth. Share ex
penses and drive. References ex-
chinuci. Phone OHM. ,
LADY TAKING PRACTICAL nursing
course at OTI wants to coniaci vara
with transportation. tjnone a-ua.
10 SERVICES
FLOOR LAYING, sanding and ftnisn-
Robert Lcntz, pnone mm
p.m.
APPLIANCE AND TV repair service.
Schooled technician. .
TELE -PL IAN t-K tfcHir.n
11th and Walnut Phone 7709
VAnn nnAniNG and lawns
built.
Guaranteed work. Phone 2-1124.
TIMBER CRUISING, cutting lines ran.
Phono ?23l. Fort Klamath Hotel.
IRONING - good
fast. Phone 9337.
CARPENTERS new and
Phone 4302.
remodeling
laundered and stretched.
1434 Lakeview St
LANDSCAPING Lawns. Evergreens
hrubs. shade and fruit trees. We are
"iprrinl'st-! itv "-ifnin" nnf' pin- ,n
Lrwesnore uaraens nursery. ruui
V2f.fi.
HAVE JENNIE do your alterations
now! 3B0O Homcdale Road or call 8377.
vpfrt ALTERATIONS, repairs, lln-
Incs. Women's. Men's apparel including
i knits. Fact Service. Town Shon.
! LANDSCAPE PLANTING
' Hardy evergreen and flowering shrubs
onlv. Lawns, sprinkling systems, pat ins.
I fence;, priming, etc. Call 4985. 9940.
Scott's LanrTscppe Nursery.
TREES TOPPED, trimmed and " re
move f"r-cnlcaf Tree Service. Phone
Merrill 4151.
SAW FILING
RUl
mninc. rctoothing.
iharpening. 331 N
tool grintiinr: and
;irn. phone ijiog.
FLOORS bv Golden; laid, sanded, fin
ished. Phone 2-0389.
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
DRAIN LINES INSTALLED.
Free Estimates and Terms
D. C. STACY
SANITARY SERVICE
Serving Klamath County
Phone 6097 410 McLean St.
EXPERIENCED MEN
For Your
Excavating Grading
Driveway Cinders
GRAHAM EROS.
Phone 5541
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST SANITARY METHODS
also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc.
Ed F. King
2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841 or 7347
The VERY BEST
SHEET ROCK FINISHING
OR COMPLETE PAINT JOB.
Contract or by the hour
Phone 2-0507
MOVING? .
Call 7425 or 7498
Local Long Distanco Moving
Piano and appliance moving a
specialty
Transfer and Storage
Agents Bekins Moving & Storagi
PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE
Warren Bennet Mgr.
"Since 1918"
MASONS
I 10 SERVICES
"WHEN It'a your move, call Pcopla'i
wirenouie. tocai ana long OlSlwCt
wiuvi ng. storage, mng pa c King.
PLOWING, discing and harrowing. H
jamrn, rnone ojm.
FOR DIGGING house foundations, fill
dirt and high loader equipment Includ
ing dump truck, call Bill Forney.
2-0042.
WE SERVICE ALL TYPES OP
Sewing Machines
WORK GUARANTEED
Sears Roebuck Co.
PHONB 6188
13 EDUCATIONAL
BOOKKEEPING office machine, typ
ing, shorthand. Speedwriting. kindred
subjects. Klamath Business College 4743
So 6th. Phone 4760.
piano instruction. Phone
TV SERVICE and
MAINTENANCE
Men wanted to train lor television
service and maintenance work. TV
furnished. Write, Riving name, ad
dress, date of birth, phone number
to TV Training, Dept. SM-13, Box
44U, c-o Herald & News.
AIRLINES
AIR TRAVEL AGENCIES
NEED
Men and women (or ground and
flight positions. Opportunities ev
erywhere coast to coast and over
seas. Learn how you can NOW
qualify for one or more Interesting
well-paid positions. After low-cost
basic training, you will be flown
to Hollywood, Calif., transportation
paid, lor final phases of job prep
aration. For complete details
WRITE TODAY. Send name, ad
dress, age and phone no., to AVI
ATION TRAINING DIVISION,
Dept. SM-13, Box 441, c-o Herald
& News.
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
WOMAN experienced in camera sell
ing. Write box 331 care ot Herald
and News.
WA1TKLSS. days or nlKhts. Experience
preferred but not necessary. Must not
be afraid of work. Apply evenings Peli
can Drive Inn, 4729 South 6th. No phone
calls please.
PART TIME - office work and typing.
UX'jcrlen-.'e not nieenEary. M'mmi'ui
scale. Box 338 care of Herald and
News.
OPENING for saleslady wilh shoe ex-
icncc. Montgomery Ward.
AIRLINES
Air travel agencies need women. See
ad under educational.
WANTED, experienced lady bookkeeper
and typist. Pleasant working conditions
and attractive renumeration. Applica
tions to box 337 care of Herald and
News.
1 6 HELP WANTED, MALE
JOB HUNTING Is no fun. but this
job is. Call 2-1990 before 12.
GOOD MAN for large landscape nurs
ery, trimming and topping, or just a
good nursery man. Phone 9707. eve-
r.mRri.
JOBS High pay. All trades. So.
America. US, The Islands. Free travel.
Write Dept. 356 National, 1020 Broad.
Newark, N.J.
PAINT SALESMAN wanted. Must have
thorough knowledge of oa nt. must have
car. A good deal for the right man. Ap
ply Pabco Drive In Paint Store, 1015
iviflin.
OPENING for men's clothing salesman.
AIRLINES
Air travel agencies need men. See ad
under educational. ,
17 HELP WANTED
TWO MEN AND two women to help
In my buslncis. locally. Requirements,
neat appearance and transportation.
For personal interview rail Wincma Ho
tel Wednesday. September 14, 7 p.m.,
ask for Mr. AllbriglU.
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
BABY SITTING at your home or
mine. Phone 2-KU2.
9L1 ! CAKE. my home, phone 2-0243.
THE BEST in child care. $1.50 per
driy. 615 Unham. phone 2-0384.
U.-trGOi'j YL"'.'H sUine-i 'csires pari
time work. Write Box 67. Malin or
phone 333.
EXPERIENCED grocery checker wants
wor::. Write box 443 care of Herald
and News.
HOUSEWORK wanted in Motherless
home. Write box 442 care of Herala
and News.
IRONING. Phone 6342.
WOULD LIKE to have yard work or
part time jtih. Phone 42H7.
VI ROOMS FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING room. everything
furnlshv'. ;M7 Pine, phone 2-0311.
gOOMylln private bath. 710 Main.
COOL, AIRY ilecping rooms- Quiet
rlenn. r!o?o in. PIioii" 2-0214
OKSIRATV..: ROOMS.522 Pnclfl c Terrace.
ROOM FOR RENT - 607 High.
BOOM and board- Phone 7382.
ROOM, board, gentlemen. 1607 Cres-
FLEEPING ROOMS. 125 Pine.
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
MPDERN (wo rooim. completely fur-
mherl excent groceries. 1143 Pine.
COZY Furnished three room apart
ment In duplex, close In, View. Just
i iqht for employed woman or couple.
7Ui No. lth,
FOR R ENT. two room unfurnished
apartment, electric stove and refrfger
ntor. Natural hot water heat. Adults
only, Lincoln Apartments, 319 East
FURNISHED three room apartment,
Vi2.M:W utilities paid. 419 N. 10th.
FURNISHED, attractive, clean, close
in apartment for couple. Electric stove
aid retriqerator. Str.im heat S42.50
224 Broad, phone 2-R217.
CLEAN. NICELY furnished apartment,
rlrse in. All utilities raid- Private en
trance, Ldies only. 60.13. 3697.
Fl'KNISMEP amrtnienn SO minutes
from airport. No children. Phone Mer
rill 2871.
THREE ROOM apartment and bath
Stoves and refri (.orator furnished. 830
Prooect Phone S761.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment for
rent. Phone IW00.
TWO
26 HOUSES FOR RENT
ONT. BEOHOOM. partly furnished,
modern hous.". Witter and garbage dls
rKis.il furnished. Good lawn, lots of
sh.-wie. Ailiili. one child acceptable In
quire 3Mj Granite. or phone 3-.iQ.S2
THREE RFDHOOM unfurnished du
plex. Three blocks Mills School. Phone
fi."vll
SMALL t'NVl'RMSHKD onr bedroom
hmve near Harold ' Restaurant. Phonr :
x"o .
IMMACt'LATE three room unfurnished
h.uise, electric heat, couple only. In
oinrei.;n I)ivjlorv
lit; HOL'SK." f--r rent, near Merrill,
f.ill 2t.-!n Merrill
ONE BEDROOM house, unfurnished,
tub hath. Clofie in. phone 4S3.1.
THRKE ROOM partly furnished cabin.
Needs some work, will make deal.
Phone fr-flfc
PARTLY FVRNISHED duplex, garage.
Adults. Phone 4&V.
Newspaper
SPOT ADS
are inexpensive
repeated dally, 79o
26 HOUSES FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED three room duplex,
electric, adults, garage. 3011 Board-"
man.
28 REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED to rent, couple only, no pets,
one bedroom house, good neighborhood,
preferably Mill Addition, oil heat.
Phone 5937.
FOR ACTION List your property
with Sacher. Don't fu. . . . consult us.
DEANE SACHER. REALTOR
339 East Main Phone 4127
QUICK RESULTS when you list witn
Burton Gray, Realtor. 1035 Main, phone
3663.
WANTED TO RENT or lease option to
buy - unfurnished 3 or 4 bedroom house.
Phone 2-0321.
WANTED TO BUY about 100 acre
ranch. Box 307 care of Herald and
News.
HOMES FOR SALS
Everett Dennis Realtor. 121 No. Ith
Phone 8491.
Wanted Housing
for City School-Teachers
ONE THREE-BDRM. HOUSE
Call 5219
30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE three bedroom home. Fire
place, hardwood floors throughout. All
on one floor. Choice location in Yalta
Gardens. Immediate possession. Phone
ior appointment.
FIVE ACRES on the highway. Good
soil, three bedroom house. Owner anx
ious to sell. Phone 2-1272 evenings or
Hib during the day.
LARGE KLAMATH Falls lot: Owner,
P.O. Box 373. Medford. Oregon.
FOUR CABINS, two-oumn gas station
house, over acre land, 220 ft, highway
frontage in city. Good income. Rea
sonable. Box 279, Herald News.
TWO BEDROOM home bungalow, liv
ing room, hardwood floors, fireplace,
dinette, kitchen, bath. Urge lot. ga
rage. $6250. F.H.A. aDDroved. SI .W
down, good location. Newhouse Real
j,Maie, pnone ituu.
LOTS FOR SALE S150O to S20ftn!
Hot Springs and Mills Addition. New-
nouse Heal Estate, phone 4600.
COMFORTABLE 23 bedroom home,
three room cottage and garage. Terms.
Phone 4486.
Court Apartments
Close in, sturdy masonry construc
tion. Nine apartments, all nicely
furnished except owners apartment.
This property is in excellent condi
tion inside and out. Shows a nice
income. Shown by appointment
only. $37,000, terms.
SUBURBAN
Neat and well constructed two bed
room home on k acre. Concrete
foundation, automatic heat, insu
lated, storm windows. On naved
street close to school. Good build
ing site on extra land. For quick
sale, J7.450 PHA or GI terms.
SOUTH SUBURBAN
Good one bedroom home on 95x170
foot lot. Nice sized living room.
kitchen and dinette, bath and sleep
ing porch. Large garage, nice yard
and garden space, irrigated. Price
only $4,500 FHA or GI terms.
AL
LONGE
REALTOR
111 So. 8th Phone 3136 or 2-2713
Salesmen:
JULIAN ABBOTT Eves. 4960
JOE LEONARD Eves. 2-0527
SMITH-OWENS
REALTY CO.
63 ACRES
NEAR MALIN
Located on paved highway, very
neat two bedroom home with wall
to wall carpeting, large kitchen
with many builMns. Completely
modern, good outbuildings, garage,
etc. The soil is good sandy loam,
leveled to grade, easy to irrigate.
Property priced at $28,000, with
easy terms.
MALIN
138 acres of excellent sandy loam,
leveled and well drained. 23 acres
in alfalfa. 45 acres in good perma
nent pasture, balance in grain,
targe machine shed, barn, chicken
house all recent construction
corrals. Water piped to all build
ings and feed lots. A modern 2
bedroom home and guest home
with nice lawn, shrubs and shade
trees. Price, $60,000 with terms.
NEAR MALIN
Two 60 acre farms, leveled to srade
with permanent metal turnouts
every 50 feet, each with good home
and some outbuildings. Priced at
$35,000 each with terms to quali
fied buyers.
80 Acres-Close In
5 miles from town, all in grain,
alfalfa and pasture. Very nice older
type home, good grade A dairy
barn, 16x60-foot hay barn, many
other outbuildings. Price. $20,000
which includes part of this year's
crops.
INSPECT THESE FARMS BE-!
FORE THE CROPS ARE HAR
VESTED. SMITH-OWENS
REALTY CO.
Joe Perry, Broler
Formerly Pat Howes
134 No. 7th (Corner 7th & Pine!
Phone 3-3545
Salesmen
Bruce Owens Merrill 4391
Specializing in farms and ranches:
Jess Z. Smith Malin 272
Amos Hoyt Tulelake 7-0876
A Lot Of House
For The Money
Three bedrooms and a finished
attic. Wired (or automatic washer
and portftbre heat, insulated ceil
ings and storm sash, sarasie and
bunk house. Close in Suburban on
pavement. Will quality tor any kind
of loan. Price $8400.
This property to be shown INSIDE
& OUT by appointment only.
J. W. SANDERS
REALTOR
Tel. 7521 1213 Main St.
Associate Broker
N. B. Nelson Tel. 9564
Salesman
Clift Shuck Tel. 8363
3ft REAL ESTATE FOR SALE '
NICE TWO BEDROOM home with
hardwood floors in quiet neighborhood.
Shown by appointment only. Phone
2-1067.
$700 Down
Four bedroom home
See at 818 Grant
Phone 8866
SHADY PINE ;
Pour bedroom, modern home on
1 1-3 acre. Good outbuildings. Ex
cellent well with pressure system.
Paved road. Nice lawn and shade
trees. School bus. Price $4000,
terms to be arranged.
Two bedroom modern home that
has considerable remodeling com
pleted. It still requires some In
terior finishing, completing a
double garage and enclosing front
porch. This property is located on
one acre and paved street. Two
chicken houses. Good domestic
well. Price as is $5250, terms.
THREE BEDROOMS
Here is a nice modern home located
in a close in suburban area. Newly
fenced yard with patio, attached
garage, new laundry room, storage
shed. Close to store and school
bus.. Price $7500 with good private
terms. Also has G.I. or F.H.A.
qualifications. See this first time
offered property now.
T. B. WAITERS
WALT DIETZ, Associate Broker
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
107 SO. 7th Ph. 4193 (Eves. 9822)
LAVERNE AVENUE
Here's the ranch style home for
the most particular buyer. Three
large bedrooms, huge living room
with raised coiner fireplace and
all with hardwood floors. Also has
dining room, kitchen and 1!4 baths.
Utility room and attached garage.
Tops in construction, large land
scaped lot. $16,000, terms.
THREE BEDROOMS
Four year old, ranch style home
on large city lot one block Irom
school. Hardwood floors through
out. Ideal floor plan with all large
rooms for comfortable living. Elec
tric heat. Don't wait too long on
this one! $12,750, terms.
SILANI - FISHER
REALTORS
631 So. 6th Off. Ph. 9195-6764
Eves. 5544-870
Dean Hall Eves. Ph. 8073
Steve Moss Eves. Ph. 8390
ATTENTION
PROFESSIONAL MEN
LovelV downtinm hnm. I otm II.,.
ing room, dining room, bedroom,
kitchen and bath. Beautiful large
iirepiace. un basement with two
bedrooms and cnmnlet,. hath ryu.
heat. Tops in quality and eye ap
peal. Price $18,500, terms.
Next door office building wilh
parkin? lot avnilablp at rioht
ligure. Easy to see and easy to
get hj.
SILANI FISHER
REALTORS
631 So. 6th Off. Ph. 9195-6764
'i - Eves. 5544-8970
Dean Hall Eves. Ph. 8073
Steve Moss Eves. Ph. 8390
VCiry Farm
Do now what you've always planned
VOU Can tlll-n KmiVitv intn nWn
on these 2', acres of rich irrigated
3"", on in pasture, ienced and
cross-fenced. Good garage, barn,
Chicken house nnH frtiit
..u. IUU11I,
Hoomy 3 bedroom home, dining
room, fireplace, and rumpus room
for the kids. Just 10 minutes from
Main St.. in a irnnri nAffrhhnPhn
on paved street. Priced at only
7 Suburban
Very attractive nnrf wn nnci.,,
ed 2 bedroom modern home. A-l
condition inside and out. 1-3 acre
well-drained irrigated soil. De
tached garage, nice utility room.
Near new Twyla Ferguson School.
Eligible for any type loan. $7,500.
'VFairview District
Substantial, plastered 2 bedroom
home with good-sized living and
dining areas and eating space in
kitchen. Pantry and sewing room.
Enclosed yard, with lovely land
scaping. Just S7.000. with FHA or
GI terms. ACT TODAY I
VHome with Income
Here Is real value In a good 2 bed
room modern home, with concrete
foundation plus a furnished 1 bed
room home that will practically
make your monthly payments. Total
price for both only $5,850, with
very easy terms.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
REALTORS - SINCE 1909
Bill Chilcote Ph. 3281 Eves.
Homer Stiles 9904 Eves
111 N. 9th St. Phone 7771
DUPLEX DELUXE
We present one of the nicest and
best constructed duplexes ever of
fered for sale in this citv. Each
apartment consists of one bedroom
and den (or two bedrooms), Liv
ing room with fireplace, laundry
and garage, hardwood floors and
electric heat throughout, insulated
lovely landscaping on excellent
corner location. Offered for onlv
$20,000. Terms available by appoint
ment only.
TAVERN
We have for sale one of the best
taverns in Klamath Falls, long time
established location on Mam St
For price and details, call at our
office.
MOTEL
II unit modern court, well furnished
plus nice two bedroom manaeers
apartment. Proven hieh income
anipl.? space for additional units
and trailer court. Price 4i 500
I? .?ner wou,d ider home
or what have you in trade.
T. B. WAITERS
REALTOR
WALT DIETZ. Associate Broker
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
107 So. 7th -, Ph. 4193 (Res. MM)