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Newspaper Page Text- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THEirtTIC FOLLOW THE DOTS IN THE ft M SOUTHERN OREWM (12) )) ' Georgia Tech Shuns Segregation Protests ATLANTA (UP) Georgia Tech will ignore, a protest by influential segregation supporters against the Sugar Bowl game with Pittsburgh, which has a Negro player.. "Our boys voted to play in the Sugar Bowl and we will not break our contract, especially since Geor gia and Tech have played against Negroes before and there has been no criticism,' a spokesman said. If Pitt uses second-string full back Bobby Grler he will be the first . Negro to play in a Sugar Bowl football game but mixed athletics In other sports is not new to New Orleans. Neither Sugar Bowl nor Tech of ficials placed any racial conditions in their post-season game, contract and Pitt's Negro player attracted little attention until the protest was issued yesterday. ; . SUPERB WHISKEY WORTHY OF A GREAT NAME! TAKE A BOTTLE HOME TODAYl iica n"1 stom;hJ Khrbo ' " America's Finest Kentucky Straight leurbon Whiikey . Teen Old-86 Proof Oiilribwred by: Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.. New Yo.V Southern Ore. JAMBOREE i - AT - Pelican Court Friday December 2nd Contests Start 8:15 SUPPORT THE PELS You'll Enjoy 6 Quarters Of Fast Action Basketball... THE TEAMS... KLAMATH FALLS MEDFORD , GRANTS PASS ASHLAND THIS JAMBOREE OPENS THE SEASON ... DON'T MISS ITI ADULTS The executive committee of the States' Rights Council of Georgia, Inc., . with membership Including one member of the State Board of Regents, sent Its protest to Georgia Tech Coach Bobby Dodd. Dodd declined to comment pub licly but the spokesman said Tech considered the matter to be "the Sugar Bowl committee's business they make the invitations." Although no Negro has actually played in a post-season Sugar Bowl game the Loyola University basket ball team has been meeting teams with Negro players In games at New Orleans. New Orleans observers knew of no state or local law such as exist in Alabama prohibiting such mixed sports contests. Pitt football officials had already announced they would ignore the protest and said Grler may be the starting fullback. Grier will "sleep, eat, practice and play" with the team during Its training on the Tulane Univer sity campus, and in any of Its off campus recreational activities, a spokesman said. Dona van New SF Seals Prexy COLUMBUS, Ohio Iffl Jerry Donovan, named president and general manager of the San Fran cisco Seals, said Wednesday nlcrht of all the jobs in baseball "This is the one I wanted most." Donovan, who has been presi dent of the California State League and executive secretary of the Pa cific Coast League, said: "Now I'm going to pray we can have the kind of club that will draw the people back to the sta dium." Donovan's appointment was an nounced by Joe Cronin, general manager of the Boston Red Sox. Boston purchased the forfeit San Francisco franchise from the Pa cific Coast League for (150,000. Conference ADMISSION! 75c STUDENTS 50c TIME OUT P3S n ' Aval's "One thinr, . you have to admire his persistence!" AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE - w Basin Motori . Motor Inveitment Quaker Stat Oil Loreni Co. Bob's Union Bnlsigcr Motori Windc Buick Coir mere ial Shell Pacific Fruit Eaatside Electric Specialized Service Bend-Portland 29 19 23 "j 19 4 26 22 25',, 22', 21 lfl'i 10 Last night a results: Balsiuer 3 Pacific Fruit 1 Specialized 3 Winde Byick 1 Lorenz 4 Bend-Portland 0 Eants.de 3 Quaker State 1 Bob'i Union 3 Commercial 1 Basin Motors 4 Motor Investment O High team game Easts ide Electric 939 High team scries Eastside Electric 2725 High individual game Al Backei 22.1 High Individual series Al Backei 589 MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGt'E W I Haley Iferefords 3.1 15 Bill Davis Associated 32 16 M L. Johnson Int. 24 24 Oregon Woolen 22 26 Pelican Molnr 2 2fl Sixth Street Oxyjten 13 35 Last night's results: M. L. Johnson 4 Pelican 0 Sixth Street 1 Oregon Woolen 3 Haley Hereford 4 Davis Associated 0 High team game Oregon Woolen 1008 High team series Oregon Woolen 2788 High individual game Ivan Bold 234 High individual series Ralph Beard 634 MINOR CLASSIC LEAGT'E W Bing's Fountain Bob and Pol.v's Ice Cream Round-Up Tavern Landry Insurance Grems Mfg. Al Longe Realtor 27 17 13 Lat nignt s results: Bob and Polly's 3 Round-Up 1 Al Longe 3 Landry Ins. 1 Bing's Fountain 1 Grems 3 High team game Bob and Polly's 8R7 High team series Bob and Polly's 25041 High individual game George Chin 222 High Individual series George Chin 591 lePIIM Jajwi'Ss'iL t ' v l College Season Underway By ED WILKS The Associated Press Lasalle without Tom Gola, Day ton without Johnny Horan and North Carolina State with Ron Shavllk take to the courts tonight as another long college basketball season gets under way. Lasalle, Dayton and North Caro lina State are just part of the mob that gets the collegians rolling in their first big weekend 01 tne sea sonbut they are the only repre sentatives of the top 10 teams 01 last season to play tonight. San Francisco. No. 1 in the final Associated Press poll last season and the NCAA champion, opens tomorrow night against Chlco State. Lasalle, with three-time All America Gola graduated and now a pro. warms up against Millers- vllle (Pa.) In its opener under new Coach Jim Pollard, the former pro standout. Lasalle, ranked No. 3 behind San Francisco and Kentucky in last season's final poll, got a big Jolt yesterday when Bob Maples, one of its returning veterans, broke an ankle in practice. He'll be out two months. North Carolina State, in good standing after a season on proba tion by the NCAA, is back In force. The No. 4 team of 1954-'B5 opens against Florida State with Shavllk, second-team All America who came Into his own In scoring and rebounding, topping a club that lost only two from last season's starting five and is expected to make the big noise in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Dayton, the NIT runner-up and No. 9 in the final poll, Is rebuild ing with Jack Bailee and Chris Harris lost by graduation along with Horan. The new squad gets a test from touring Pepperdlne to night. . - Bill Torr Honored SAN FRANCISCO I) Bill Tarr, Stanford's all-Pacific Coast full' back from Bellingham, Wash., was named the team's outstanding player at the annual Stanford foot ball awards banquet Wednesday night. Quarterback Jack Lewis of Om aha was given the most Inspira tional player trophy. TERFILL Frazier 6 YEAR OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON WE MEAN! Kentucky's Finest for ofmOofcf 150 Years , PINT A0 4S QT. Mrrnttt Mmte it wAninii fiAmi pitmuiT t4 IH1M, lUIKry, UM CMITT Campy Backed By Cobb By OSCAR FRALEY I'nlted Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) Roy Cam panula Is one of the favorites for the National League's most valu able player award and you can take It from Ty Cobb that the roly poly catcher of the Brooklyn Dodg ers really deserves such honors. The Georgia Peach, first man into the Hall of Fame, goes even farther than that. He'll tell you that "with a couple more years" C(:npanella may belong on base- Dans all-time team. Cobb, who came East for a Shrine affair, isn't putting the knock on the modern ball players with his old enthusiasm, ' however. Not too far back, in a magazine article, he found few good words to say for the modern players. It produced a quick bath in "hot water." Now he has good words for almost anybody you name, in cluding such as Yogi Berra, Duke snider and Ted Williams. But only on Campanella and Phil Rizzuto does he wax enthusiastic. "It's very hard for anybody to crack Into my all-time team," Cobb admits. "How can you beat the likes of 'em. : . . i NAMES TEAM You wonder, too, when he names as his choices outfielders Babe Ruth, Tris Speaker and Shoeless Joe Jackson; infieldera George Sisler, Eddie Collins, Honus Wag ner and fie Traynor; catchers Mickey Cochrane and Bill Dickey, and pitchers Walter Johnson, G r o v e r Cleveland ' Alexander, Christy Mathewson, Big Ed Walsh, Eddie Plank and Lefty drove. Just to show you what those guys could do," Cobb said, "look at Kid Nichols. He won 30 or more games for seven consecutive years. Some people may say that Rogers Hornsby belongs on any all-time team but he couldn't take pop flies and go back Into the out field like Collins." But of the moderns, "who don't exercise enough in the off-season and are home run happy," Cobb thinks that Campanella and Riz zuto are fine all-time prospects. He s a catcher, that Campan ella," Cobb enthuses. "The mod ems don't play long enough to reach true greatness but with a couple more years he should have it made. YANKEE HEART "And that Rizzuto," he adds, "He should be in there. -If there ever was a shortstop, there Is one. He was the heart of those great Yankee ball clubs." Ty admits oautlousty that Hall of Fame selectors are reaching a stage where lUls possiblersome undeserving players may get into the charmed circle because of what amounts to a talent-less popularity poll. But Cobb will be 69 in December and at long last It appears that the all-time world champion of the basepaths is losing some of his fight. "They could draw a line, at least between the dead ball and the live ball era," he said with equal cau tion. "But don't go saying that I said fellows like Campanella and Rizzuto were the only ones who are great today. Don't do that to me." - ! National Dog Trial Begins ' SACRAMENTO, Calif. I Thirty-six of the nation's top re trievers began four days of com petition at a ranch near here Thursday to determine the nation al champion. Ranging In value from (4.000 to $10,000 the bird dogs will vie in an elimination contest demonstrat ing their ability to retrieve pheas ants shot on dry land and ducks dropped on water. Site of the National Retriever Trials Is the Conway Ranch, 16 miles west of here In Yolo County. Out to retain his 1094 title Is Major VI. owned by Mrs. Fraser Horn of Long Island, New York. King Buck, champion in 11)52 and 1953, Is also entered. He l owned by John 01 In of Alton, III. Some of the dogs, flown In by special planes, began working out more than a week ago. Shopping's Easy The Commercial Way! Jutt fiaurt ud hew much vou need to hove a Marry Christ mot in your homo and chock in at Commercial Finance, It'i at cosy at that! Money for Christmas or any worth while nurpoie , e . your for the oikinq. LOANS '50 to '2000 COAAAAERCIAL FINANCE CORPORATION 107 No. fh Phone 7711 . Sports World Shorts COLUMBUS. Ohio (UP) Out fielder Harry Elliott of the St. Louis Cardinals who played with San Diego of the Pacific Coast League in 1964, has been sold back to the Padres. Elliott, who was used mainly In utility roles with the Cardinals In 1955, batted .256. GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y, (UP) Sugar Ray Robinson leaves by train for Chicago today after completing training here for his Deo. 9 middleweight title bout with champion Carl (Bobo) Olson. Robinson worked four brisk rounds Wednesday bringing to S3 the num. ber of rounds the former middle weight champion worked here In two months. PHILADELPHIA (UP) The Philadelphia Eagles of the Nation al Football League have asked waivers on halfback Ralph Gold' ston and returned halfback Roy Ledbetter. out since Oct. 30 with an Injured thumb, back to the ac tive list. Goldston, of Youngstown, Ohio, was a star In his rookie year, 1952, with Uie club, stvt out most of the next season after he suffered a broken leg, and has since been used mainly on defense. CHARLOTTE. N.C. (UP) George Barclay's contract as head football coach at the University of North Carolina will not be renewed according to a report In the Char lotte Observer. Barclay's three year contract expires Jan. 1. Most frequently mentioned as Barclay s successor is Jim Tatum, an alum nus, who currently is head coach at the University of Maryland. CORAL GABLES. Fla. (UP) Willie Hartack, the nation's leading rider this year, who is bidding for 400 winners before the year ends, cained two more triumphs at Tronical Park Wednesday to run his total on the year to 33. Har tack scored on Bated Bream (S6.40) and Briar Man (310.10). 6MAHA UH Pete Elliott, for mer assistant football coach at Oregon State and now assistant at Oklahoma, is among those men tioned as a possible head coach at the University of Nebraska The Omaha World-Herald said an Oklahoma source reported El' ltotl has been approached for the lob as successor to coach BUI Glassford. The source also report ed Elliott is interested, and that Elliott is bound to become a head coach some place, because "he's too good a man to hold as an assistant." ' APPLICANTS APPEAR PRONTO through Help Adj In the Herald News. Whatever your jod ici Want Ads fill it I Call 8111. Legal Notice NOTICE Or DATF. Or riNAL SETTLEMENT THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE IN rOR KLAMATH COUNTY I th matter nf the aetata of Oliva Glenn Hanten. deceased. Notice n nereoy a'"" filed my llnal account of the adminla tratlon of the .hove entitled aetata and that tha Court hat appointed Da cember 30. 1M at 11) a.m. aj '"" for hearlns objection, to tuch final ac count and the afttlement thereof. ... Ruth C. Black. Executrix Canons and Ganoni Attornaya for Exerutrlx Dee. 1. S, IS, 22 No. 711 . NOTICE OF MEETING Or ' BOARD Or EQUALIZATION Notice It hereby ilven that tha Board of D'-ectpra of th E"ter-irlie Irrjta tion Dlatrlct of Klamath County. Ore gon, will eit ae a Board of Equaliza tion on Thuraday. November 10. at the office of aald Dlntrlct at 1S2S Madman St.. Klamath ralle. Oregon, for tha apportionment of the aame agelntt the landa of tha Dlitrict and will continue Ita alttlnga from day to day until Thuredey. December S. 1J; when eald levy and apporUonment will be fixed. Mattla Green, Secretary Enterprioe Irrigation Dlitrict No. Nov. 10, 17, as. Dec. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice la hereby given, that the un deretgned. haa been appointed admin letratrlx of tha eitate of Roy Loper deraaaed bv tho Circuit Court of the lata of Oregon for Klamath County and haa Qualified. All creditor! are hereby notified to preient their claim or clalme to the underaigned edmlnla tratrlx at the office of A. W. Schaunp ang Wlllltg Blrig. Klamath ralla. Ore. gnn. duly verified aa required by law within alx month, from the date of the flrat publication of till, notice which date U November 17lh IMS. Either A. Borglalll Administratrix A. W, Schaiipp, Attorney Nov. 17, 24. Dec. 1. S No. 60S. RATES A INFORMATION Herald A Newt MARKET PLACE .... of the KLAMATH BASIN aula iiinuii , ram mi CLASSIFIED - Ob day Twi data Thrtt days "ear dare . a' ward Sc Mr ward l? . per ware lee . Mr word ISc . Mr word tat aire aaya . Sis cart. fwHk ru) Mr ward SSc Far Mar Nirukin, ! Mir M ran 'ubiii rariarr Nance laaa whta raa vail ta aancal fas ara ckarcta aalr far lha aambar a' 4ayi il raat. Mlalmaai eaarta lar mmj aaa 4 la at tmlt CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Ohi rats Mr cImh lawk .,, ? Inchva Im MSHtl. , i- .M It lchs Ik MHth .. Si M isrhas la snsnlh , - M if laefcta 1st nanll. .S3 Pkkap lata (tamt cor fpt A Answers ! ads may ha haaaittf tarauga bag sankiri ! tat) aaaar (r a ssrvlct raarrt f tft -sats. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED B:St p.m. r befsr MblkatUn. Nsaa KalttrtUv lr 8n4ay r Maaiay Na day ttsfars pabllcallsa. Nn Friday far Sandav, Naan taturiav far Monday. ADJUSTMENTS Pleas make claims far adjastmals wlthaul dslar. Tht Marald Nasrs raaarvrs tha Heal ta vlsstlf. adit ar rsject anv Want Ad cany and will a raspansiblt far an If ana I near rant Inssrtlon af anv Want Ad and (ban anly by oarrsot BHbltoalian lha naat ftabllea tlon. Fleais read lha first iosertlan af yur ad. Canadians ar ranosllatlana re ceived bv RtSt p.m. will b wad ta fal lawlng day's pabilcstle. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY 1A DEATH NOTICES IB FUNERAL NOTICES A CARD Or THANKS B IN MEMORIAM C FUNERAL HCMIS ' 0 FLORISTS 1 MUTING NOTICES 1 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES A PERSONALS 7 FUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES t TRANSPORTATION 10 SERVICES 11 DO-IT-YOURSELF 12 HEALTH IS EDUCATIONAL 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE It HELP WANTED, MALE 15 SITUATIONS WANTED 22 ROOMS FOR RENT 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 HOUSES FOR RENT M REAL ESTATE WANTED 29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE JO REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 34 FINANCIAL LOANS 34 BUILDING REMODELING SB FUEL HEATING 3 FOOD PRODUCE 40 BOATS-PETS-SPORTS-HOBIIES 41 RADIO TV MUSIC . 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY 44 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 44 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. SI MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE AiTOMOTIVF A CARD OF THANKS JOHNSON Wa with U axvrau our thunhi anrf anorcelatinn to all frlandi and organiiatlom who wrota BtrtH, fnt 'lowan and vliftari htm durlnf hfi ninets. VVordi cannot oxprota our Mrt Hilda to thoi who war kind and caneroui during our recant be reavement In the Ian nf our beloved ion. brother and erandaon. Mr. and Mri. Bert Johnson and Geraldtne. Mn. , Beltey MatUon. 1 MUTING NOTICIS SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Chlloquln Lodge No. 197, cniioquin, Satur day. December 3, 7.30 ,M. work in r.c. Degree. Worshipful Master, O. A. PAOE SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Klamath Lodge No. 77 AF AM, Friday. De cember 2, 1955, at 7:30 P.M. Work In MM De gree. Vltttlnr brethren Invited. Relreahmenta. JOE R. LAKE. W.M. MANZANITA CHAPTER NO. 173, OES. will hold a stated meeting at I PM. Fri day, December 3, In the Scottish Rite Tem ple. THELMA FINK, WM RAY ORAMS, WP Legal Notice NOTICE TO crtFDiToaa IN Till CirtCUIT COURT Or THE niAir. ur uitr.uun Ton KI.AMATH COUNTY in the matter of tha e.tat of Irma Ruth Stuart, rierel.ed. Notke I. h.r.hy given that I neve been appointed Kxecutor of the estate of trine Rir't ntnarl, ftaceaaeit. All peraon. havlne rl.lma alaln.t ..id a., late are required to pro.ent them to me. with proper vouch .1, .t th office of Oanonf and U.nong, rirat Taderal Rulldlnf. Klamalh Falli, Oreson. with In alx monlh. from December 1. lftAo, which la the deta of first publication of thla notice. Albert 1. atuart. Executor . flanonir and Oanonf Atlorneye for Executor Dec. 1, S. 13, 21 No. 711 NOTICE Or DATR OF riNAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE Or OREGON rOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the matter of the ..lata 4f Julia Maud Rodecrs. deceated. Notice I. hereby tlven that I have turn mr rinai account or ine aomini. trellon of the above entitled alteta and the Court ha. aooolntad December 30. ' le.rtna noieriton. to .urn nn. count and the settlement thereof, terrain nnrt.tn. Admlnl.lratrix with tha Will Annexed G.nonf and tiennng Atlomeye for Admlnl.tr. trla Dec. 1, a, IS, U No. 711 HUBC AP TIIKKT Another hubcap Ihell was re ported tcday by Klamath Falls po- , lice. Police aaid that hubcap, a I chrome rim and two lender aklrU I 'vere taken from an auto owned by Hernke Brltt. 32ii North Third Street. She aald the inerta oocurrea Fomtiune Iiom Saturday to Mon I day. C fUNIRAL HOMU OHAOM Manorial Chapd. Klaaula ralla, Ota. Phona S4ja. WABD- Klanath ruaaral Boaaa, Hi Blah 81 hOM 333t I MliTINO NOTICn Crater Lake Lodge No. Ill, A l. A A.M. will hold a stated communication at th Scottish Rit Temple. Thursday Evening, De cember 1, at 8:00. Elec tion of Officers. All members Urged to attend. Visiting brethren wet come. Refreshments. - ' Louis Prltach, V7.M. 2 LOST AND FOUND LOST Practically naw ra4 and whrta tricycle, walded In back, vicinity Oar. t'OUND! Tha aKt of a llf.Uma for hlra or her. VoaMa LuaiUa. Rudy's. etn at Main. LOST GLASSES advertlMd fraa. Dr. wm T. Hoaaon. iia Maw. WOULD THE MAN who found lady a Bulova watch on Pin. St. batwoen Sth and ath. Monday at t p.m., plaaaa call MIS. ' LOST: pair child'! blue plaaUe framed glaMea between Sacred Heart Academy and Paylcea. Call 1-3662. KEYS in brown leather caae, loat down--twn Tnerdav. Plea-a fall ? SIS. LOST - noan and whlta pinto mar. Anyona knowing wharoabouta, eall Seal or 2-0202. TflM . Hral iubee St. Phona LOST - female black Labrador, Phona 3317. ' 4 CINIRAL NOTICIS ICE SKATES nreclelon ground. Kan's rixuacinop. eaao no. om. pnona lieu. rnn XTAVT.r.Y Home products call Buff Jonaa esg3 or Peggy Feebler l-onn m FOR VOUR Tupperwara. phona ANNOUNCING Sewing Machine . : Center ) ' 805 E. Main Phone 6949 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT A 4 MRSONALS MEN'S SUIT flMrialtot W to Burtvi. Bin ana mm. WILL BOARD nd room idajrtjr" Wom5 n mv horrv. Phono -OM ' 7 PUILIC CHARITY URVtCII votjtmtm ' WORJCXR 'of tha "One Society far CripoUd Children wintnlrt- rormttion eor.ctrnin nsnaieapm nu drn who may b lllMaa to attmtl HMpnal aenoob raM mu bh Mr, WlckbtH. " ALCOHOLICS ANrtNYWOUlT P B r.u Bw wo. In conflttoiitUl advlca may MUi Pniltt. . Cathalle CharttltNi, H W. Broadway, Eufn, Oragaa ?H; 10 stitvicts - ' HUNTERS! Your wild fama mjaxe ready for pot in thro minute.. Oaoa 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Comer Oak an4 Soring atraat.. phona 3-003. ICE SKATES precision ground. Kan's rixit Shop. ia So. sth. phona t7ao. SEPTIC TANKS and llnea cleaned aad In.talled. Lacy King, ajja. CURTAINS lauadarae aad atraUkad. fhona m JENNIE will altar your wardrok for winter, a77; SftOO Homadala. DOLL HOSPITAL. MM Laxtvlew It Phono aaaa. DRESSmAkinq. alteratlona. Metanutl' peclalty. -tiapnone? aoa. CALL ERA LEY for floar aandlnT" nnlshlng. rnonapwi. EXPERT ALTERATIONS, rapalra. lin ing.. Woman, mens apparel Including knit.. Fa.t service. Town Shop. APPLIANCE AND TV npalr aarrlaa. Schooled technician. IIlli and Walnut Phaw Ttei SEWINQ-raaaonabla. Phona 60ai. ELECTRICIAN. Ucanaad and bandog Phona 744. ' EXPERT hamatltchlng. Phona 1-1141. WILL ADDRESS Chrlatmaa handle addraaalng, envelope stuffing, ate. Pickup and deliver. Phona Offl. . Trees - Trees : Topped, Trimmed and Removed Green Leaf Tree Service Lie. Ins. Free Estlmitu TOLLY POWER EQUIPPED Carol Stapp, Owner Phone KOT Klamath Fall or 4151 Merrill SHEETROCK TAPING Finishing Painting All Work Guaranteed . Call 3074 or 2-3297 After 5 -v- EXPERIENCED MEN For Your Excavating e OradMl e Driveway Cinders GRAHAM BROS. Phone 6541 WE SERVICE ALL TYPES OF Sewing Machines WORK OUARANTEED Sears Roebuck Co. PHONE MM HOOVER AUTHORIZED SERVICE Continuing During Quitting ' Business Bale KLAMATH FURNITURE CO. Ul MAIN ST. A TREE PROBLEM Can Be Remedied By Calling ALAN BAKER at SUBURBAN NURSERY Ph. a-316-7 3U . th Ph. I1H Pruning Repairing Transplanting Removal