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Newspaper Page Texti "PAGE FOURTEEN1 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 FIND -SELL -HIRE -TRADE REN BUY Laurel Hosts Top Turf Meet LAUREL, Md. (fl Laurel's course becomes the "Geneva" "I the horso racing world tomorrow. The fourth meeting of the inter national thoroughbred set is the biggest both from the standpoint of the 13 equine participants a.id prospective crowd on the sideline. Horse delegates from the United . States, Germany, England, Vene zuela. France. Ireland and Ca.iada are ready to take up the disposi tion of $85,000. The meeting oi me most countries !n one race will last between 214 and 3 minutes around a mile and a lialf of Laurel's Infield grass. Further attesting to establish ment of the International as one of the top sporting attractions has been response of tne puonc. Laurel reports it has more requests lor seat reservations than ever before and the clubhouse caterer that eating requests outnumber the Kentucky Derby. There will be plenty of dignity at the race with diplomats ai.U government dignitaries galore. Tomorrow's event brings togeth er four horses from the United States, two from Venezuela, Eng land, and France, and one each from Germany, Canada and Ire land. Social Outcast and Traffic uudge of the United States are expected to vie for the betting favoritism with countrymate Mister Gus like ly to be next. The strongest lo ein betting choices appear to be Ire land's Panaslipper and England's Nucleus. Completing the field are Aeschy lus of the United States Ataturk from Germany, El Chama and Frendase of Venezuela, Ma tun and Plcounda of France and Pre fect of Canada. . SPORTS IN BRIEF . By, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' BASEBALL BALTIMORE Clyde Morris resigned as secretary-treasurer of the Baltimore Orioles. PORTLAND, Ore. Clay Hop per, manager of the Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast League for the past four seasons, resigned. GOLF ' CHICAGO Doug Ford, the 1055 National PGA champion, was named "Golfer of the Year'' by the Professional Golfers' Assn. of America. Wash MS III. 010 X '-.JS. so muni n, avSaV.....iat .&-ftt ,.J Clcon white sidowalls Hard Wox Scaler Finish LIQUIDATION TIRE SALE FISK! Price drastically cut on entire stock of FISK Tires WHOLESALE PRICES POPULAR SIZES DICK3.WLER CO. 7th and Klamath JooibaU (pAsMdtionA as seen by Klamath Basin prognosticate- O C UCLA lUnhtd Illinois Minnesota T C U Obi. Suit Malln O T I vl. VI. VI. . VI. vi. VI. VI. VI. VI, California Washington Orison Wliconiln Hicb. Stele Teias Iowa Mora L C J C , John McGinn!. O C UCLA Oregon llllnoli Mlcb. Suit T C U Iowa KUHS coach Rex Hunsaker California UCLA Stanford llllnoli Mlcb. aisle I c U Obi. Slata VMalln O T I . OTI coach ' Al Fairchild O S C UCLA Stanford Wliconiln Mlnne.BU Texn Iowa Halln L C J C Henley coach ! - Floyd Wynne California UCLA Orcfon Wlaoomln Hicb. Stalk Tcxaa Ohio State Malln L C J C KFLW , Warren Bunyan . OSC UCLA Stanford Wliconiln Hicb. Stale T C V Oblo State Moro L C J O KFJI . ; Bob Thompson ' O C UCLA Stanford Wliconiln Mich. Slate T C U Ohio Slale Malln L C J C Businessman , ' ; ' ' Clayton Hannon ' California UCLA . Stanford llllnoli Mich. Slate T C IT Ohio Stale Malllt L C J C Herald-News McGlnnli Hunaaker Fairchild Wynne Bunyan - Tbompion Hannon SEASON'S 31 -R I 3B-R 3B-R 80-R I 39-R I 38-R 39-R RECORD "w ,I,W 20w 1 18w 19-w sow 19w ' .885 .638 .955 Mt .67 .855 .611 Fights By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS OAKLAND, Calf, Johnny Saxton, 148a, Brooklyn, outpointed Ralph (Tiger) Jones, 158V4, Yonlc ers, N.Y., 10. MISSOULA, Mont. Dick Lane, 148',, Billings,' Mont.,- outpointed Buddy McDonald, 144, Edmonton, Alta., 10. RACING SAN BRUNO, Calif. Paula's Tex ($6.30) scored by a length and a half In the 6-furlong feature at Tanforan. m mm Y tftlUOWWIl Waterfill Frazier 6 YEAR OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON WE MEAN! Kentucky's Finest ' for almost 150 Years' Jn as JL PINT n4S QT. DiSTItiro and nnrmn y WATFRFIIL AND FRAlfe nisiulf-v ro. BARDSI0WN, KNIUCKY, NELSON C0UNIY announcing 2 BIG SPECIALS FOR NOVEMBER! Protect Your Car Finish From Winter Ravages With A Blue Coral Polish ..$1625 Vacuum Interior Complete Vocuum Trunk Comnortmrnt Olds-Cadillac Claassen Sees Win For Bevos 'By HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW YORK yr Taking another Journey along the rim of Upset uuicn. Last week's college football forecasts resulted in 40 winners and U losers. Thai's an average of .16i). The season's llgures arc 275 right, 97 wrong and an average OI .-idU. , Here are this week's winners Oklahoma over Iowa State. Maryland over Clemson. Michigan State over Minnesota. UCLA over Washington. Notre Dame over North Carolina. West Virginia over Pittsburgh. Michigan over Indiana. Texas Christian over Texas. Ohio State over Iowa. Georgia Tech over Alabama. Auburn over Georgia. Navy over Columbia. Mississippi over Houston. Skipping over the others: FRIDAY o Florida State over Furman, Miami (Fla) over Bucknell, De troit over VUlanova. SATURDAY i EAST: Army over Penn, Bos ton College over Boston Univers ity, Cornell over Dartmouth, Del aware over Temple, Penn State over Rutgers, Princeton over Yale. Brown over i Harvard,, Syracuse Colgate. . SOUTH: The Citadel' :over Vir ginia Military, Florida over Ten nessee, Oeorse Washington over Richmond, Kentucky over Mem phis State, Mississippi State over Louisiana State, Tulane over Van- derblll, Virginia Tech over North Carolina State, Wake Forest over Virginia, Duke over South Caro Una. MIDWEST: Colorado over Ne braska, Holy Cross over Mar quette. Oklahoma A.VM over Kan sas. Missouri over Kansas State, Purdue over Northwestern, Wichi ta over Drake, Wisconsin over Illinois, Cincinnati oyer Hardin. Simmons. SOUTHWEST: ' Arizona over Montana. Southern Methodist over Arkansas, Texas Tech over Tulsa, Texas Western over Arizona State. FAR WEST: OreROii State over California, Denver over Utah State, Idaho over Brlgham Young. Phone 4103 D. James Compared With Webfoot's Best PORTLAND, Ore. (UP) Dick James, a1 stubby senior who seems to enjoy getting hit, is being touted as one of the finest half backs ever to play at the Univer sity of Oregon for good reason. The 21-year- old, five- foot-nine senior Is the driving force behind the Oregon backfleld wbich is one of the fastest ever seen on the Pacific Coast. "He runs like a halfback and hits like a fullback," Is the com- ment of many who have seen James in action. But his talents aren't confined to packing the ball. He does everything . well. Against Colorado in a 13-6 de feat James time and agailn low- wered his head and crashed into tne Duriy Buffalo forward wall. Several players on the Colorado team said they would rather tackle big 335-pound John Bavuk oi meir own squad than Hit the 174-pounder from Grants , Pass. Ore. He was shaken up so after this game that he was unable to take part In scrimmage the next wbck, out was ready for the, next game. , Some call him a "double" threat. Besides running. .bloi-kine Offer Made To Maintain Belair Stable NEW YORK Wl The famous Belair stud, which has bred and raced many of the nation's great est horses, including Nashua, will remain Intact as a breeding Inter est If the executors of the estale of .William Woodward Jr. accept the offer of Arthur B. Hancodk Jr. Young Woodward. Whn tnhn.ll,..l Ihe vast racing and breeding em. pire when his father died in 1953. was snot to acam by his wile Oct. 30 when she said she mistook htm for a prowler in their Long Island home. I have offered to take nvor the stallions and mares owned by Bill iui m years uniu ine oldest son now II becomes of sue." the nn of the well known owner of rial. borne Stud at Paris. Kv.. sairl to. day. v Hancock was a close friend of woodward and associate in the ownership of several stallions in cluding Nasrullah. sire of Nashua. "I have made this oiler because I believe a name as famous as Belair should remain a part o! racing." he said. Under the terms of Woodward's will, filed for probate yesterday the Belair Stud Is a part of the estate since the will was made be fore the 35-yeBr-old Woodward in herited the racing stable and breeding stock. Horsemen estimated the value of the Belair racing and breeding interests. Including the J.SOO-acre farm at Bowie. Md., in excess of two million dollars. Except for the farm, on which is raised tobacco, corn and live stock, Nashua la the most valuable part of Belair. Several horsemen set the value of the great 3-year-old, who has won nearly a million dollars in two years at J750.0UO. ; The Belair stud alio includes six other horses under trainer Sunny Jim Fttrsiinmoiu al Aque duct. 1 yearlings In the charge ol I Danny Shea at hi Fork. Md.. jMeiryland Farm. 13 weanlings t. Icently shipped from Kentucky to i the Belatr farm and some 30 mares at ciaioorne stud. BOB CAN BOOT "EM PHILADELPHIA Ifl Senior Bob Lebensood of Reading, Pa., has no kick. After Penn's first four names he led the Ivy League In punting with a 35 1 yard average for 17 boots. and receiving passes, he has shown he can punt, pass and play a top defensive game. For a time, after intercepting three passes against Arizona, James led the nation In pass interceptions. For three years he played in the shadow of George Shaw, the great Oregon quarterback who is making a go of it with the Balti. more Colts. Despite his short sta ture, he was one of Shaw's favor ite pass receivers. Last season. James was ninth In the nation In scoring and was picxea by Pacific Coast Confer. ence coaches on their second All Coast team. This year, besides packing the mail, he has been a big factor In shaking loose soph omore speedboys Jim Shanley and Jack Morris on long end runs with his jarring blocks. The first time he punted this season he booted 59 yards against California and set ud a touch. down. The first time he passed it was complete for a touchdown. . He plays one of the safetv nni. tions for Oregon, and although he Isn't quite as fast as Shnnlev n- Morrls he can move with the best as any man in the conference. James is an all-around athlete who made the first 10 on the Ore gon basketball squad last season oeiore ne was sidelined with ankle Injury. TM OUT "Gee. It'll be sort of nice to get a new nose I've had this one ever since last season!" Wanf Ads RATES & INFORMATION Herald & News MARKET PLACE of the KLAMATH BASIN Main rttlannd Phnn am CLASSIFIED lnnn ln On ilttr Thrtn 4Tg . Fanr ilmvti pr word 5 per word 1 Jc per word lp U dy twk ma) pr rd lr Wnrd Sr Ttr rt riven It net, pUr it lnlll lurthtr Notl i yn catl ik Tour mi Ho." Iht-n canffl yon rf rniriaa nnlv ran ik. v i. .. . ' " numrrr or flav It at ciirila. C'1 Ir ojr n .d CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 9r rilima mrk . t A, 1 Inrhrt In mania .. ., H, lit Inrhrt In man In . . irirnn in monih ITU Inrbn Plrknp a at taam tmVr"tpi Aniwtr inrnuah may b handtftf mbr at tht paper Ur atrHlr ckarr f crat. DEAD. Ikjpc :M P.m. alar btr pnHK-alUn. " J kf" tmhl.raiUn. MiRdir. I T,"T SuntlaT. Nn tola. Ida for Mondar. ADJUSTMENTS it!laMd ii. C"Jmt lihtl d (I.t. Th lit raid KMri r rjrl air Ai f 1 lnrtUn f n.r Want At and IbVn VnU ."V."' pMl"a- l.r; .r.UV "rMf ,,M lWll.ff dT t 1.M1rtHn. 1 They'll Dolr Every Time r -a:iHOoeHTTMEW " SOP FANS WERE B4D- WS THE FOOD . , , Blrf THESE LONGHAIPS WlHEy BROUGMTli I . l l-lwl iw.wnui.nmw I) II bwVnO LIIXE; I V . - i ici tc id nuun Akin , i it i rri i i v , STlKt-LONTBUyetNY- J THETKE 60ING nlr 111 Ir.r fTl THIrA-I'MTHROWIrJ' M TO SAMPLE ALL AjEV CONY PUV V( k!ndsm-1 ?rH "IH EM OUT BEFORE THEV THE LP'S IN So3RDtUEV ) rfir NOT V eET,.M4yoNNAlSEAl.L( UiE PLAGE-A 154 SR fSB WANT AD classification directory '-. A CARD OF THANKS B IN MEMORIAM C FUNERAL HOMES D FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 8 TRANSPORTATION 10 SERVICES 11 DO-IT-YOURSELF 12 HEALTH 13 EDUCATIONAL 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE 16 HELP WANTED, MALE 18 SITUATIONS WANTED 22 ROOMS FOR RENT 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 26 HOUSES FOR RENT 28 REAL ESTATE WANTED 29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 34 FINANCIAL LOANS 36 BUILDING REMODELING 38 FUEL HEATING 39 FOOD PRODUCE 40 BOATS-PETS-SPORTit-HOBBIES 41 RADIO TV MUSIC 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY 44 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 4-LMer:i.l.ANr;OU WANTED 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. 51 MKCFLLANfOUS FOR SALE 55 AUTOMOTIVE Legal Notice NOTTCE OP DATR OP -FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCITIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OBnw pqr KLAMATH COUNTY In Ihr? MaHer nf the Estate of Burge W. Mason. Deceased. Notice Is hereby slven that I have filed my Amended Final Account of the adminiiirntion of the a hove entitled estate and the Cpurt haa appointed November tB. 1953. at Id a.m. aa the time fnr hear in ft objections tn such Amended Final Account and th let tlement thereof. Burge W. Mason, Jr., Executor tinnona & uannns Attorneys for Executor Oct. 20. 27. Nov. 3. 10 No. 668 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the matter of the estate of Ed Davis, deceased. Notice Is hereby eiven that I. Myr tle Davis Kucera, have been appointed Administratrix of the above entitled es tate. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present mem wim proner voucners. tn m at the office of mv attorneys. Chathurn and Hrirkncr. Merrill. Oregon, within six months from' date hereof. Dated and first oublished this 20th day of October, lB.Vt. Mvrtle Davis Kucera Administratrix Chathurn and Bnckner Merrill, Oregon Attorneys for Administratrix Oct 20. 37. Nov. 3, 10, 17 No. 671 EQUITY NO. 53-222 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Beverly Evans. Plaintiff, vi. H. Olan Evans, Defendant. To H. Olan Evans, defendant: In the name of the Slate of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer plaintiff's complaint on file herein on or before 10 o'clock a.m. the 12th day of November. 1955. and If you fail to so answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In her complaint on file herein, to-wit: For decree of divorce of and from you on the grounds of cruel and in human treatment, lor Ihe care, cui tody and control of Vtc Lyn Evans and Larry Dee Evans, minor children of the plaintiff and defendant and for the further relief prayed for in plaintiff's complaint on file ln the above entitled court. This summons Is served tiport you bv publication thereof tn the Herald Ac' News once each week for four con secutive weeks pursuant to the order of the Honorable David R. Vanden berg. Judge of the above entitled court, made nd entered the Ilth day of . Oc tober, lf5S. the first publication to be made on the 13th day of October. 1153. and the last publication to be made on the 10th day of November. 1953. Edwin E. Driscoll Attorney for Plaintiff ' Pine Tree Building Klamath rails. Oregon No. ft5A Oct 13th. 20th. 27th, November 3rd and 10th. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nrtticei.it hereby given that the under signed has been appointed administrat or of the estate of Bernire Irene Bist. deceased, bv the Circuit Court of Klamatn t. ouniy, irrgon. ana inn an persons having claims against said es tate Ot Mia aeceasra are nerroy noti fied to present the same to said admin istrator al the office of the undersigned at Suite 1. Melhase Building. Klamath Falls Oregon, together with proper voucher, within six montha from th date of the first publication of thu no tice, which to October 20. 133, Hirnara Administrator 3 C, O NHll. Attorney for. Actmintttratrtf Oct JO. J7. Tiov. s, 16 No. Ttt with All WCwatakb we runMing-) music A CARD OF THANKS PROSISE We wish to express our thanka and appreciation to all the . friends and organizations who aided in tthe search for William Prosise. Words t-annot express our gratitude to those vho were so kind and generous during o ur recent bereavement and loas of our beloved husband, father and brother N'rs. William Prosise. Aldene. Diane and It le Prosise families. O FUNERAL HOMES O HAIRS Memorial Chapel. Khunath j ayis. urn, r-none 343a. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Hnm. His. h St Phone 3334. 1 MEETING NOTICES Cra ter Lake Lodge No. 211, A.F. & A.M. will hold a special communication at the gWlTjL Scottish Rite Temple, ls5 Thursday evening, No " vember 10, at 7:30. Work in the E. A. Degree. Visiting brethren Invited. i Louis Fritsch, W.M. 2 LOST AND FOUND FOUND, ! The gift of a life time for him or' her. Vogue luggage. Rudy's. 6th & Main. 4-ENii:RAL NOTICES TOR STANLEY Home product call Buff Jonen 9863 or Peggy Pcebler 2-0229 6 PERGONALS 24-HR. H URSING care, chronic, con valescent patients. Reasonable, Mt. Shasta Hospital. Calif. Elizabeth Horn ey. R.N. NURSING HOME care for elderly women In my home. Phone 2-0529. CROSBY NURSING HOME. 47 Granite St.. AshlaiKt. Oregon. Christian Home, bed and umbulatory patients, good meats and liindness to all. Phone Ash land 7141. 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES YOUNG WOMEN of any faith needing confidential advie may contact Mrs. Duncan, Catholic Charities, 278 W Broadway. 11 ugeue, Oregon. Phone 2-3642. VOLUNTEER WORKER of the Oregon Society for Crippled Children wants In formation concerning handicapped chil dren who ma y be eligible to attend Hospital school. Phone 3151. ask for Mr Rick be 11. Phone 10 SERVICES SEPTIC TANKS and lines cleaned and Installed. Lacy :K 1 njfU3333 "WHEN It'a your move, call People's Warehouse." Local and tons distanct moving, storage, and packing. HUNTERS - ducks and geese picked at 3654 Flint, pnone z-JXi7. CURTAINS Phone 8653. laundered and stretctied. DOLL HOSPITAL Phone 61)92. 1434 Lakeview St TREE SERVICE pruning, topping, i-cmoving. Experienced and careful everdreen trimmtnu. SCOTT'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY Ph. 4fl85 - 9940 Let us auggest th proper throbs for your home - at your home, no obliga tion. . EXPERT ALTERATIONS, repairs, lin ings. Women's mcn'a apparel including knits. Fast service. Town anop. PLOWING, t Jarrard. discing .and harrowing. Phone 11352 . APPLIANCE AND "XV reoalr service. Schooled technician. TFI.E-PLIANCK CENTER nth .nd Walnut Phone 7709 CALL FRALEY for .floor aanding and tlntshing. rrione vwi. IRONING . good tatt. Phone 03.77. EXPERIENCED MEN For Your Excavating Grading Driveway Cinders GRAHAM BROS. , Phone 5541 MOVING CALL 7425 or 7498 Local-Long Distance Moving Piano and Appliance Moving A Specialty TRANSFER and STORAGE Agents Beklns Moving & Storage PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE Warren Bennet, Mgr. "Since 1918" WE SERVICE ALL TYPES OF Sewing Machines WORK GUARANTEED Sears Roebuck Co. PHONE 6188 HOOVER AUTHORIZED SERVICE Continuing During Quitting Business Sale KLAMATH FURNITURE CO. . 521 MAIN ST. Legal Notices NOTICI"6r MEETING OF BOARD Or EOl'ALlZATION Notice IS hereby eiven that th R.A.pH Of Directors of the Entemrtse lrT'fa- tton District of Klamath County. Ore gon. 1U sit as a Board of Equallra tlon on Thursday, November. 10. 19M. at the offlco of said District at 1825 Madison St . Klamath Palta. Oregon, for th apportionment of the aame galnat the lands of tn nutnet wiU continue its sittings from day to day until Thursday. December 8. IMS hen said levy and apportionment will wattle Green. Secretary NO. mi Nov. 16. IT. VI, tec. i By Jimmy Hatlo SONN4 PERSOMdU-Y TEAR DOWN THAT BOOTH.' T 3 Trvws to dispossess the space taker-uppers IN THE MUSIC STORE AND A Tip OF The HATLO HAT TO ST- PAUL, MIW. 10 SERVICES SEWING reasonable. Phone 6082. HAVE JENNIE do your alterations now! 3600 Homedale Road or call 8877. DRESSMAKING, alterations. Maternity wear a specialty. Telephone 5548. SHEETROCK TAPING Finishing - Painting All Work Guaranteed Call 3074 or 2-3297 After 5 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DRAIN LINES INSTALLED. Free Estimates and Terms D. C. STACY " SANITARY SERVICE Serving Klamath County Phono 8097 410 McLean St Trees Trees Topped, Trimmed and Removed Green Leaf , Tree Service Lie. - Ins. Free Estimates FULLY POWER EQUIPPED Carol Stapp, Owner Phone 9297 Klamath Falls or 4151 Merrill Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also - ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Celans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841 or 7347 TREE SERVJCE PRUNING TOPPING REMOVAL LANDSCAPE PLANNING PLANTING Large selection, fruit and shade trees, evergreen shrubs, , and ornamentals. . ALAN BAKER SUBURBAN NURSERY Ph. 2-31673614 S. 6th Ph. 8188 13 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING office machine, tlo ing. shorthand. Spccdwrlting. kindred subjects. Klamath Business College 4743 So. 6th. Phone 4760. 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE WANTED Marker and checker. Ap ply New Method Cleaners. ri-NOGRAPHER wanted. Apply Moty Van Dyke. Inc.. 638 Klamath. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE HOTEL night clerk. Apply Pelican Ho- I LIKE the way this job pays. You should too. Call 2-109O before 12. 17 HELP WANTED WANTED Middle aged couple to live on ranch. Lady for daytime child care and man for light duties. Cabin, food and wages. For details, write P.O. Box 2z. Chiloquln. Oregon. SHOW USloulTabiiity. We will place you In a position full time. For interview appointments call 2-1120 3 to 6 p m. Thursday. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED washing and Ironing, very reasonable. Call Bn;m. CHILDREN to keep ln mv home. I ftp.TS l ' SummerI Llne dlalricL Call PRACTICAL NURSE desires work prl 32..'. dUty' xcellent references. Phono ODD JOBS of carpenter work wanted, reasonable. Telephone 2-0456. 1723 Oak EXPERIENCED lady wishes child care, preferably Mills Addition. Phone, CAT SKINNING, choker setting, hook er. Desperate, phone Eugene 3-4381 col- DAY CARE for pre-school children. Pick upjnddellvejPhone 4472. IRONING. Phone 6342. CHILD CARE by hour. day. night Of month Call 2-2627. IRONING Phone 5011. EXPERIENCED Phone 3B49. CARE for children. 22 ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM jjMthprjvatebath.210 Mahv ' ROOMS for rent. elo- In Dr..-. .... or 8513. HOUSEKEEPING Huh. room. Inquire, SI! STEAM HEATED sleeping morna. Quiet clean, close In. Phone 2-0214. ROOMS 629 Jefferson. ROOMS 607 High. LARGE CLEAN sleeping room, ta week. 317 Pine, phone 2-0311. -APARTMENTS FOR RENT SMALL. COMFORTARt.r. surtm.iit. clow In Call at325 So. 11th. TWO ROOM modem apartment ctoso to Weyerhaeuser. Inquire Minute Cafe. Phone 9450. , LARGE, two room. furaUhwt nr.- T,."1'. f4T r,wm apartment, IM. All utilities paid. 411 No. loth. '