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Newspaper Page Texto o a o PAGE SIXTEEN Tax Stand Taken By V; F. WASHINGTON (UP) Two key Democrats on the tax - writing House Ways te Means Committee said today that It'a too early yet to tell whether there can be a net reduction In taxes next year. Thoy declined to join Sen. Walt er F. Oeorge (D-Oa) In painting; a rosy outlook on chances of tax relief next year, George said Mon day he believed the treasury could Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath Puneral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sajit 925 ftgh Phone 3X We stand behind every electrical repair or installment iob we do. It must be RIGHT or we'll make it RIGHT without Question or quibble. "Your Welting house 525 Klamath Ave. 9 e in-) rfV o 2sZ o stand a tax cut of three billion dollars to 3,500,0O0,00O In the fiscal year starting next July 1. Rep. Hale Boggs (D-Oal said he agreed with the stand taken by Rep. Wilbur Mills ID-Ark) that Congress should put off until spring a final decision on a cut in taxes. The White House also refused to speculate on tax reduction, al though President Elsenhower and Republican congressional leaders were told Monday we outloox is hopeful for balancing the budget In the current fiscal year without cutting military spending. Boggs is a vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee as well as a member of the Hou.se Ways ti Means Committee. Mills Is chairman of a Joint congression al economic subcommittee study ing tax policy and is second-ranking Democrat on the Ways 4 Mcana Committee, which Initiates all tax legislation George has long had a major voice In tax mailers as a oiember of the Senate Finance Committee Ml II 1 1. 'Mill (rJtit Refrigerator Troubles? EE Delayed repairs can cause food spoil aqe and inconvenience! Have our electricians check-up ALL your ap pliances today! Appliance Dealer" Phone 3164 Thousands and thousands of Oregon people say . . . TxXSw when you belong to h) U VIctSD First National's interest-earning '' . Christmas Club J CV o o ' O O 9 George which considers tax bills after they are approved by the House. Earlier this year, George Joined in helping the administration kill In the Senate a 120-per-person In come ' tax cut which Mills and Bogg3 and other Democrats pushed through the House. But Monday George paid he thought the budget finally could be brought into balance by June and that in come taxes could be lowered with out putting the government back into the red. George said he favored using the first 12,500,000.000 of any tax cut to increase personal income tax exemptions from the present S600 to (700. If additional tax relief is possible, he said, he favored reducing rates for middle Income brackets. NOTICE TO TIIIKF CATLETTSBURG, Ky. ( No. tlce to a thief: when you lifted I1U from the billlold of Mrs. James Crist, you missed (400 holdcn In a secret compartment. Mrs. Crist tote petice a thief entered her sec-ond-stery apartmant, removed the $1. and left tin billfold 'm a stairway. Q Pea pie Read SPOT ADS -yoi are. U C W f Penetrating relief from pain 11 k If 0f arihrns anj rheumatism 'bi i)i(iitinlt)i MiImM'hI W DEEPHEATnm I NEW MENTH0LATUM RUB -gets right to where it hurts! DEEP HEAT. Ifa a new and different penetrating relief for arthritic pain and misery. And it's greaselesa and stainlest. Just massage peep Heat Mentholatum Rub on the sore apot as needed. In 30 seconds feel its Deep Heat bring relief. Feel a warmth right at the point that hurts. Quickly "drawn muscles" are relaxed. Soon nagging arthritic or rheumatic pain is soothed. PAYLESS DRUG Em. Ar ymt one of the many thousand! of tireguo peopla ho will (Wb the-o,uam!r million dollars this new Fiw Nionnl Qtriitrrua Club memlieri? V should h on of th xople...to kno how couch fun Christm can be. for Christmas is nt fun hen w tne mora)' rxij(h for all the good thintjs of the sf.mn . and no bills to worry you liter. Joia the Tils Nitiinjil Christnus Club no ...and start teas v wvinjs plan for Chriumas, 1956. Sae ony amount weekly (from 50c up), and jst htforoChtisinus you Will lateise a chock for the full emount saved ... plus iulertttt f itt National is the only teide htiifc (Kit paid interest Corwrnn Gob wings tojercir. Join ax ... lOroKirtfiiO V Chrisirn next) ear. CD O o or porylan m -UF'S SUIIO OIC0N T02j) CO j, HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON iiFu "Mind moving that dt3nwimw Maf ? K mAm German Xmas FRANKFURT. Germany in The American GI Is changing some rT the centuries-old Christmas tra ditions In Germany. Santa Claus arrives In an Army Jeep or helicopter. And, writ GI playing the role of Santa, he may bring along such presents as Mentholatum Rub includes the latest discoveries for relief ... a combination of active in gredients for extra-deep skin penetrating power. Guaranteed by a laboratory with 60 years' experience, you must feel relief deep down or Mentholatum will refund purchase price. Stuffy head cold? Use regular Mentholatum. Soothe split lips with Mentholatum Stick. - 808 Main o o o oo o MorHM lrncti 0 0 G nervwus! " Altered By Gfs I a cowboy suit or a coonskin enp Since the end of World War II, American servicemen have opened their mess halls and recreation rooms to Germnn orphans and un derprlvileRed children for Christ mas parties. Some American units also play host to refugees from the East. Military police units col lect and repair toys to give Ger man youngsters. In turn, many German families invite American servicemen to spend the holiday with them. In West Germany, currently en joying a boom, everyone expects this Christmas will be the best in many years. Sentimentally, Christmas is the year's No. 1 event for German speaking peoples. Many of the yuletide customs were originated by their ancestors. Reputedly, It was In Germany that the idea of a Christinas tree started. As for the German younger gen eration, Santa Claus makes two visits. The first Is Dec. 6, known as St. Nlkolaus Day. On that oc- ( aslon, children place their shoes outside their doors and St. Nlko laus fills them with candies, cakes and fruits. Sometimes, if a child has been bad, Santa also leaves a small whip a warning to the youngster to mend his ways. The second visit, on Cnrislmas Eve, is the time for children to receive toys and other presents from Father Christmas (Weih- nachtsmann) or the Christ Child tChristklnd). As elsewhere, adults exchange presents too. Germans observe ennstmas Day much as they always have. They go to church, open their pres ents and have a big family dinner. Sometimes it is the only family re union of the whole year. Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nntlct. In herctw uiven that I ftm the duly appointed, qualified and acting Administrator of the estate o: Fannie Babbitt, Deceased. All persons having claims asainst said estate are hcrehy notlficd to present them to me. properly verified as by law reauirpd. at the offices of Donald A. W. Piper. Pine Tree Building. Klamath Palls, Oregon, within six isi months of the date of the first publication of this Notice. First publicat'on November 29. 1933. 1st W J. Worden Administrator of the Estate of Fannie Babbitl. Deceased. Donald A. W. Piper Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls. Oregon Attorney for Estate No. 70S Nov. 29. Dec S. 13. 20 SMOKING HABIT Safe Easy Way TOBACCO BRCATH TOBACCO NERVIS TO AC CO HEART Cat off the tobacco habit with its health killing efltcis on heart, throat and Iuhri. Nitotitie 1 poisonous and a real danger to good health. IJon't he fooled by today's ciftareue adve rtiong with lit tricky Hayings and catchv jinnies. Tobacco smoke DO Kb dry out the throat and make you couch' Make up your mind to bri'.ik your tobacco hahit today, feel better, ent better. ler better. Sensational SMUK -NO-MOK Tablet! must he'p you break the smokint: habit within one nhort week or money refunded. RIGULAR $3.00 PACKAGE SPECIAL.. ONLY $1 LEE HENDRICKS Y.ur Neighborhood Druqqlst UM So. orh Ph. 4321 ITS WISER OBlJLfOlimmoFffllJMl,' In case of iTfrt e .' J kv' t qo bv the "rule of Jr. o c''-"- O -tlKirrlbV' Refyl-pn',ytbr' phicWrP & Qiaqnoe andotrecsl vour individual case0crrectlv.0And relv cn our hiqhly-skilled, reqisterecPfjjyanfei- cists to fill hisjrescriptiQDS accurately. O You; Hcotth It -a Suburban 3C60 So. Sixth Open 9 to 9 3T o Kefauver May Tell 1956 Plan LOS ANGELES l,fl Sen. Kefau vr in.Tenm nlans a news confer ence in Washington Friday. It will come as ,.o surprise should he an nounce then that he seeks the Dem ocratic presidential nomination. The senator, taking off today on a three-city Southern California vis It, has been saying publicly that he would announce nis aecisiou later this month or eafly in Jan- uary. also that "If I run for any thing it will be president, not vice president." But yesterday the Chattanooga Times said Kefauver was report ed to havo made a "firm deci sion" to enter the presidential race and announce it in Washing ton Friday. Kefauver said in Si Francisco that' he could not con firm the report. Later, in Los Angeles, his press secretary Charles Aldrich re marked that "the Chattanooga Times is a reliable newspaper" and said the senator will hold a news conference in wasmngton Friday. Legal Notice NOTICE OF BOND SALE G.olffrl nrnnnngll will ht received bV the Common Council of the City of Klamath Fall. Oregon. Tor the ur chase of afreet improvement bonds. Series 101. in the sum of $1,701.78. riulv authorized hv ordinance of the aid Cilv of Klamath Fall, for the construction and Improvement ol tne following described Improvement unit itualed in the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, to-wit: Imnr.ivcment Unit No 1?4. extend ing along the alley In Block 4. Canal Addition, to City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. Proposals to purchase aald bonds will be received by the undersigned up to and including the 16th day of January. 19.16, at the hour of seven thirty o'clock fi.m. of said day and opened at a regu sr meeting of the Common Council Immediately thereafter; said bonds hM.I be dated February 1. 1056,' and shall be in amounts of $500.00 each, except bond No. 1. which shall be for the fractional part of said sum. and all shall be due ten years after date of Issue, pavment of the entire bonds optional with said City at any coupon paying date on and after one year from the date thereof. Said bonds will bear interest at a rate of not to exceed six per cent per annum, payable semi annually on February lrl anri August 1st. of each year, principal and interest payable at the office of the treasurer of the City of Klnmath Falls, Oregon. All proposals must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the proposal. The Common Council rpmrvM th right to reject any and all bids. The successful bidder for said bonds will be furnished with an opinion as to the validity thereof hv th law firm of: Wlnfree. McCulloch. Shuler & Sayre. Portland Trust Building, Portland 4. Oregon. ThU nolle . authorized bv ordinance . of the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, uregon, dated De cember 5th. 1955. Done Dec. 8, 1955. Frank A. Blackmer Police JudRc. for the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 715. Dec. 8. 9. 11. 12. 13. 14. 19, lti. 18. 19. 20. 21, 22, 23, 25. 27. 28, 29. 30: Jan. 1. 3. 4, 3, 6. 8. 9. 10, 11. 12. 13. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice ft hereby given that the under signed has been appointed Administra trix of the Estate Mf Ralph Manning, deceased, and hag qualified. All per sons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, verified as required by law, to said Administratrix at the office of L. Orth Sisrmore, Room 213. Stewart-Drew Building, Klamath Fall, Oregon, with in six months after the first oublica tion n' this notice, to-wit. November 22, 1955. Sallie W. Manning Administratrix of the Estate of Ralph Manning L. Orth Slsemore Attorney for Administratrix 731 Main Street Klamath Falls. Oreejon, No. 704 Nov. 22-29 Dec. 6-l NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of John Francis Bruce.- also known as John Bruce. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed Administra tor of the Fstate of John Francis Bruce, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate or who are Inter ested therein are rlirrct',d to present their clr.inn. properly verified, to me at the offices of my Attorneys, Chat burn and Brickner. Merrill. Prefc:n. within six (6i months from the date of first publication of thi notice, which date Is December 6, 1935. (si Louis E. Stewart Administrator No. 714, Dec. 6, 13, 20. 27 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Notice Is hereby given that the under signed Executrix of the Estate of Helen A. Neubert. aka Helen NeubTt. de ceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, her first and final account of her administration of said Estate, and the Court has appointed the 20th day of December. 19.13. at 10:00 o'clock a.m.. a the time, and the courtroom of said court as the place, for the hearing and settlement of said Estate. Dated this 19th day of November. 1955. Anna Mae Slsson. Executrix of the Estate of Helen A. Neubert. a!o known as Helen Neubert, Dm ceased. Maxwell & Coddard Attorneys for Executrix No. 70&. New. B2, S6l, Dar. 6, 12 o Our B neii Drug glftfTHY Phone 344S We Giv ii'H Green Stsmpt RATES & INFORMATION Herald & News, MARKET PLACE of the- c KLAMATH BASIN Mala A Esplanade "on CLASSIFIED Una dar T dava Three dar Four dars - - par werJ Be ,,,, ptjr word 9c ,,, per ward I -c per ward 13e , . per word lc ZZ2 Pr war te per word 65e Five dars . Sis. days ( .dars (week run) For vour ronvsnlenee. place M" "j to rim 'Until Further Nf"";' when you call lo cancel (p charged onlr for tha npmber it runs. Minim Din charge for any one aa It fid cents. CLASSIFIED DIHPLAV Open rate per column Inch ill Inches in month 10 inches in month 6(1 inches In month 1J0 Inches In month ?? Pickup Bale (same copy repeat .J Answers lo ads may be through box number., at tne papfj for a service rbarao ef Si cents. DEADLINM ri.ASSlFIll 5:30 p.m. day before publication. Noon balurdav for Sunday or tfllta; Neon day before publication. Noon Frio's t for Sunday. Noon Saturday for Monday. ADJUITMIMTI Please make via i ma for adjustments without delay. The Herald Nw reserves the Hint to classify, edit or reject any Want Ad copy and will be responsible for only one Incorrect jrwerllon of any Vans Ad and then only by correct pubMraMnn rb neat pubHca tion. rfcasa read the first insertion of Mir w4 ( nrrfr-ttkm ar rinceHatlotiS re- reived bv fi:30 p.m. wM bo msdi lo fol Inwinf rav' pnhilrattm- WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY 1A DEATH NOTICES IB FUNKRAL NOTICES A CARD OF THANKS B IN MEM0RIAM C FUNERAL HOMES D FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 4 KAN. P0RTATI0N 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 2R REAL ESTATE WANTED R'AL ESTATE EXCHANGE 30 REAL ESTATE F0S SALE 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 34 FINANCIAL LOANS 36 BUILDING REMODELING 38 FUEL HEATING 39 FOOD PRODUCE 40 BOAT5UPET5.SPORTC.HOBBIES 41 OAIMO TV MUSIC 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY 44 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 4S MlcCn.LAN'OIK WANTED 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. 51MISCELLANtOUS FOR SALE 55 AUTOMOTIVE IB FUNERAL NOTICES HUTCHINSON John Bobhv Hutrhln on. 2!). dirl Blv. D"cemher 0. Hus band o' Madeline. Father o' r.eon. Gary. Dona Lvn. Bona Fflve. Kathrvn Darleen. all of Blv. Son of Mr. anH Mrs. Tohn Hutchinson, hrolh"'- o' Caivln Francis. Lee. t.ewiv Franklin, and !leanor. all of Beattv. Funeral serv ices. Decemher 1J. 11 a.m.. Wards Klamath Ftinerat Home. Interment. Chief Schnnchln Cemetery. C FUNERAL HOMES u HAIHS Mernnrlal Thipel Klamath F-lls. Orw. Phon 3458. WARD'S Klamath Punwral Horn. 925 I MEETING NOTICES Aloha Chapter No. 61 OES will hold stated meetine Tucs. Dec. 13. 8 D.m. Masonic Temple. Election of Officers. Edna Jones WM Jack Rhodes WP PELICAN POST No. 1383' VFW - will hold their regular meeting Thursday Dec. 1 at 8 P.M. In the club room. 2 LOST AND FOUND STRAYED to my horn. Small biack guppy. aoparently part Labrador. PhonejtHrtf. LOST. DOWNTOWfTTvelloiv uold. self winding Lady Bulova u-atch. Call 6065. Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE Notice te hereby ,(ven. that, pursuant , ' lh.e "Kiersuned will of. i l L mWc "uctlon sixty dny from the date of the first pubtl cation hereof the follow-lng.&cSbii uncuumrt pw,onal nronertvf 1W9 Ford Convertible bodv N SBA n em allrf Uu. ut), toy nAmiltrwt S-vir flaT nroabB, oUartioB 0. I.. W.,. n, Ui q. Dm. a. Grow Up Ore. X. Taylar Voti married and kiddi.s cimi thy Krew up. you had Bitlt iifi puyer. You found uiat kiddie Urst. tho parts of the Bible that Kiv action. Do I you knosl by tl I kitchen stove for 1 P r a e r? The littlest onestum- ;le!jud stagger at first but lA6?r they wiU surprise you. In yeaii to come when the o:i"K Is roucTi your folks will haretfce faith to s m t re through their tears. For faith cQics from Oeo. N. Tirtor me (r oic. see Romans 10:17. , 31-nooi aue was so la) Jurod thatVe died. His peoDle wer of Bible stoca and lon,T before rhibwS00" 'ur"i5hrf """" ?? "I, T boy had talt Christ into his heart as the Saviour who iui .s sins, kow watch that mother. She know, that ther. in be a glad family reunion "over there. Ar.d w hat lor vou and yours? Let them have in their heart Christ as Lord and Saviour and e crnal life is theirs. And yours also whenou beve. This MessflseCVAGSled by a PnrtlMd LumhermannrtJVife Adv U a, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13 2 LOST AND FOUND BROWN BILLFOLD lost iiTiw" U So. Sixth Safeway store Pill turn billfold at least. 3741 Boers r" LOST two black and UnHioulSr5 C? black Dachshund. Last seen (?,' i " Valley. Phone 2-0227 " w LOST BROWN uhJTT containing papers and m,.n... D""wti Of rtoames lountry Club ""'-0 night. Finder keep money but papers. Teleptnc was ' return him or her. Vogue LuMaeL11?1 The git Vol 6th & Main. U4i LOST GLASSES advert njedfr-f Wm T Hodson, 715 Main. 4 GENERyQ NOTICES ICE SKATES precislonfiiJnd--E- 'lhJSo.6th.hone tS? FOR STANLEY HorrieproduetT---. Buff Jones 0863 or Peggy PeVhwV?!? 4994KOR VOUR TuA- 6 POffiNALS NURSING HOME care, c, pleasant atmosphere, one atorv WuiJ ing. bed or ambulatory. diets. Mountain View Nursimf u Ashland, 596 Park St.. phone i MEN'S SUIT sneciallst. esTTrTS: Rtirlv'a. flth and Main. 10 WILL BOARD and room eiderlv iT In mv home. Phone 2-02n W Woou" LOLA'S DOR HOSeVTAL5ofii"7i all makes serviced. Phone 700 7HXLtC C1ARITY 9VICSi PhoT VOLUNTEER WORKER of the OreTS Societv for Cripoleri Chtlrirn want, formation concerning handicapped ehp' dren who may be eligible to ,t..l;l Hospital school. Phone 3131 ltw Mr Rlckbeil " "YOUNG WOMEN of any faltiTS? In confidential advice may conti Ml.. Pruilt. Cutholii- rhn-l.... - J-M42." 10 SERVICES REMODEL NOW estimntea. llarl 3-S703. Call usioTiS, and Barry. phene HE'LL THINK IT'S Christm5T?: day. when his tools are rcpairrd br Borienhanier'a Saw Filing. 331 t Main. SEWINO reasonable, piuine Bnaf"" ELECTRICIAN licensed anTbondfd Phonefl714. GAS SERVICING. Phnne6437 or M7M ICE SKATES precision groundk(n'i Fixlt Shop. 4ft53 So. 61 h. phone 771. SEPTIC TANKS and lin-s cleaned and Installed. Lacy King. 3335. CU RTAINS laundered and stretched 1434 Lakevlew St EXPERT ALTERATIONS, repairs, lis', ings. Wdmens. mens apparel includinj knitiL Fast service. Town Shop. APPLIANCE AND TV repair icrvlct Schooled technician. TEI.E-PLIANCE CENTER tlth and Walnut Phone 77V Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Ce'.ais Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841 A TREE PROBLEM Can Be Remedied By Calling ALAN BAKER at SUBURBAN NURSERY Ph. 2-3167 3614 S. 6th Ph. 6188 Pruning - Repairing Transplanting - Removal WE GERVICE ALL TYPES OP Sewing Machines WORK GUARANTEED Sears Roebuck Co. PHONE 5188 EXPERIENCED MEN For Your Excavating Grading Driveway Cinders GRAHAM BROS. Phone 5541 1 3 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING office machine, typ ing, ihorthand. Specdwriting, klndied subjects Klamath Builnesi Collega 4741 So flth Phone 4760 16 HELP WANTED, MALE STEADY EMPLOYMENT for worker.. Must be over 21, with car. Call 2-1W0 before 12. WE NEED Three or four well dreswd. high caliber men. 21 to 45 for adver tising position. Prefer married men, must have car. Excellent pay and pro motions. If you am hondahl and nol afraid, to work on commission and bon us basis, for Interview, call in person at 1426 Crescent 9:30 to 11 p.m. 3 to 7 p.m. Wednesday only. WANTED P..hio riVatinn. man. Qualifications: Married, permanent re dent of Klamath Falls, age 30-55. bond able. Reply, stating full qualification!, address and telenhnn numlier. to Bos 519. care of Herald News. WANTED - Experienced sticker feeder for Moulding Plant. Must have timiied Setup know led bp Write In P O Rm 631. Chico. California. WHY WORK FOR o!her whrn nreient conditions make it easy to be on your own? A ready-made 47 year rcpula- tion for you in a Watkins dealership now available. We provide capitiL Write for information to the J. R. Wit kins Corrmanv :;qn"l Rrnnblvn Avenue. Seattle. 5. Washington. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED IRONING Phone 6342. CARPENTRY WORK wanted. Roofini KwtodelJntf - repairing. Phone Lakevie hohy ntlw, your home Tiine. Plnne 2-(H83. WILL TEND chiWrcn for Christt ws, in my home. Phon 873 FJtrfeaiSMCiTD LADY wishes ruU i ta-s la yr hon. Fhone 8'aO. toajJlhlM CAK given chlldrsn skM. tmv hours. Phone -03"7. lit 40OM3 mi ttMT term a T.tir4i or A13. HEATED BOOaiS. 522 Pacific TPrraj IOC wlth private hath 710 Main .U.1.NG dOO.N. close in. 81 nut. Hotel. phone 1336. STEAM HEATED slecpit($ n'oms. QSel clean. clo.A In. Phone 2-t.CH. P.I UIVELY 'ronma cloia tn" Phone 611 (EEPNcGtOCllIII S. clow 827 ROOM ANI) "BOARD, nhone 7051. CaRGE. WARM sleeping rovm Cincn. furnished, sr a week, lutine i-nMl. WAITED: G5,ni ibm or .mS" apartment lor uorkins mother and rare .... .-ir.i,wo rf-old bo. Write Box Heraltr News. Q SLEEPING ROOlfis Phone 9H3.V 24 -APARTMENTS FORJtENT q FOR ZV thf. -r, f: - tf plex. T V. hookup, adult. 1J Crescent. Dhone 9H13. ',JJ) THREE ROOM. furnUhed apartment. oeti 2m White. THREE ROOM rinnl.i .tove fum Liif5L30phon 5WW. 1542 Martin ONE BEDROOM, furnished, mtlern. eleclric equipment, uteam hejtt. naraae. extra roll rwav M m front roTi. Sundry. Near W.T Co, Cail 424 fr 7755 KOR BLNri i clean two riTj ""i th furnii anar'x Inninr at nan.. .bMi nit Office, 330 E. Main, rail fi' tOtrsBed 01 9 o