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Newspaper Page Text"1 PACK TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1956 PROBLEMS EXIT WHEN WANT ADS ENTER - PHONE 8111 Dons Maintain Lead By 4th Place Taken Kentucky By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS You have to string along with a winner especially when the win ner carries It to record lengths m the amazing Dons ol San Fran cisco University are rated as the nation's leading college basketball team (or the sixth straight week today. The nation's sports writers and broadcasters picked them by a margin of nearly 150 points over equally unbeaten Dayton San Francisco racked up vie tories over Santa Clara and Fresno State last week to run ita two season winning streak to 39 straight games. That equaled the major college record, held by Long Lslnnfl university and Seton Hall Kentucky moved ahead of Van derbllt Into fourth place in the rnnkings, Illinois pushed into sixth ahead of Duke, Temple, the third unbeaten major team, took over etahth and Louisville moved into the top 10. Apparently these changes weren't Just a matter of wins and losses, for the only displaced team tnat lost a game whs Ohio stale, which dropped from seventh to 11th after being thumped by Iowa early lost week. North Carolina State, a one-time loser, clung to third place, well in front of Kentucky. Illinois' thumping 96-73 victory over Indiana apparently impressed the voters more than Duke's three wins. Louisville caught their eyes by beating Notre Dame and Val paraiso to run up a 13-1 record. The leaders. Willi first place votes In parentheses: 1. Snn Francisco (87) 1.257 2. Dayton (13) 1,110 N. C. State (9) - 829 Kentucky (9) .615 Vanderbilt 16) .... 626 Illinois (1) 458 Duke (1) 438 Temple (1) ...386 North Carolina . - 296 10. Louisville (1) ....... 203 The Second 10: 11. Ohio slate 116 12. Holy Cross (1) 110 13. Alabama ...147 14. Oklnhoma City 68 15. Memphis State 67 16. Utah 61 17. Ft. Louis 61 16. UCLA 60 19. Southern Methodist 49 TIME OUT "Bobs, would you step out here and see me . . , rve decided to let' you give me a raise again 3. 4. ft. 8. 7. 8. . 20. Iowa 2t. Oklahoma AM 42 John Sullivan Tops Johnson In U.S. Debut NEW YORK (UPWohnny Sul llvnn of England, who had to shift from the English style to the Amer ican during Monday night's bris tling fight to beat light heavy weight Tony Johnson, may got another TV bout at St. Nicholas Arena on Feb. 13 or 20. Johnny, lormcr British middle weight champion, "made a big hit," Promoter Tex SulllvBn said today. "And we'll want, to use him against Oene Fullmer of Utah If we're still in business in Ftbru. ary." Whether Sullivan and his boxing director, Willie Gilzenberg, can continue to promote at SI. Nick's will bo decided Thursday at a hear ing: before the N Y. State Athletic Commission. Monday ntRht English Johnny, 23. wmmd up with a split 10-round decision over Johnson, a New York Oreek who had a nine-pound pull in the welRhts. Johnson scaled 172 pounds; Sullivan, 163V Johnny started off fighting from tho English uprlcht stance at long Millie, but he lost the Hist two rounds on the sheets ot all three ring ofltrinls. Then he changed to the American bob-weave and began pressing his heavier opponent at close rnnue. Again and aguin Johnny forced 25-yi:r-old Johnson Into the ropes and blasted him with shorl. accu rate loll hooks to the head. He cut Johnson's rlaht brow In the seventh session .ind had htm bleeding from the nose. Johnvon was sent to the canvas In the ninth round by a lelt to the bodv and a shoulder-bump. Hcferee Mark Conn ruled it a "slip." Jefferson Tops Prep Hoop Poll By Till-: ASSOCIATED PRESS Jefferson of Portland Jumncd Into the ton spot of the Associated fress nign scnool basketball poll this week with defending cham pion Eugene climbing a notch Into second place. Franklin of Portland, last week's poll leader, took an unexpected trimming and fell to fourth place Dcninn me Mediord Black Tornado Of 18 sports writers and broad casters throughout the state voting this week, Jcflerson won the first place spot with 12 firsts. Other first place votes were divided among Eugene, Medford and Franklin. Klamath Falls, seventh place holder In the (list poll of the sea son took a pair of beatings from Medford and slipped out of the top ten. Albany was the new comer to the list In tenth place. The ballots gave tilth place to Mllwaukle, sixth to Marshileld. seventh to South Salem, eighth to Milton - Frcewater and ninth to Beaverton. Albany was a surprise on the list with its record of live won and six lost. But the answer seems to He -....42 in a rough start Bnd increasing skill. Albany leads lis district and holds a win over seventh place eoiitn saiem. If the leaders play up to the rat ing given tnem bv the sports ex perts, the next games scheduled should cause them no great con- corn. However, Jefferson will have a wary eye on its Wednesday meeting with Grant. The poll results with won and lost records and total points: Points Jefferson (9-1) 161 2. Eugene (8-2) 125 3. Medford (IO-21 I08 4. Franklin (8-2) B6 6. Mllwaukle (7-21 77 6. Marshtiold (6-2) 55 7. South Salem (7-3) 50 8. Mllton-Frecwater (10-1) 47 9. uenverlon (8-2) 31 10. Albany (5-4 30 tuners: Pendleton 21. Lincoln 1.1 Klamath Falls 10. Corvallis 9, As- una 0. uorvnms 3, Redmond 3. North Salem 3. Orant 2, Gresham 4, uniario I, Burns I and Dallas 1 Positively Says Retiring Graham HOCHKSTER. N Y i.l'i Otto Graham is sure his retirement will stick. Asked Monday night if he was serious about Ills telltiim. the great pa.sMnp. quarterback of the Cleveland Browns, said. "Positive ly, absolutely." Graham, who led the Browns to another National Football League championship In 1955. was here to receive the S. Rae 510.000 trophy as Athlete of the Year USC Coach Says Trojans CC Contender LOS ANGELES 11 The en.nh of Southern California's basketball team says the Trojans are a solid contender for the Pacific Coast Conference title. "We have to be fluured In the live. toacn Forrest Twoaood told the Southern California Bas ketball Writers Assn. Mnnriav He said the club found Itself in u.miik iwo games from Oregon btate here last Friday and Satur day and that Die plav of Jim Kaufman and Tony Paslils was en couraguiK. "Kaufman was magnificent," said Twogood. "both oflenslvely and defensively." He said the youngsters had been having trouble adapting himself to "" ,TJ."n "yle 01 Dl"'- "n 'hat I'saltls found himself at the same time, ran the club well, and be gan clicking on his shots. i-oarii Johnny Wooden ot UCLA told the writers that Washington Mate Coach Jack Krlel. after watching Morris Tail score 53 points in two games against the oougars. couldn't understand how the Bruin star could jump as well as he does yhile wearing a brace Tail was hospitahrcd for two weeks at the start ot the season with a buck inlurv. Wooden said the Brums had been Hickok I wu . . . ' 'Tr,,"K """ and s "Professional 1 ' " Ihe start of "" season, ancl that ItCI.A'a Dayton, NC State Push USF By NORMAN MILLER L'nitcd Press Sports Writer NEW YORK iUP San Fran cisco's talented Dons, idle for two weeks because of exams, clung to uie No. 1 United Press college basketball rating today, and dur ing their layolf some tough oppo sition laces their closest pursuers. Daytcn and North Carolina state. Willie Coach Phil Woolpert's Dons put their 39-game winning streak on the shelf until Jan. 28, runnel up Dayton and third-ranked N.C. Stale play games that could determine their chances of at least closing In on first place In the ratings. Dayton, which has a 12-0 record this season, meets V 1 1 1 a n o v a Wednesday night and Xavier of Ohio on Saturday, both at home The following Saturday the Flyers irom Ohio meet loth-ranked Louis ville in Dayton. North Carolina State (12-1) receives a tough test against arcn-rival Norm Carolina Wednesday at Chapel Hill and takes on St. John's of New York at home. Jan. 28. IN SIGHT San Francisco, with a chance to set a major college record of 40 consecutive victories when it re sumes competition against Cali fornia, was the top choice of 30 memocrs of the 35-man United LPress rating board U1I5 week. Five oiner coaches nicked the Dons No. 2, giving them 345 out of a possl ble total of 350 points. Dayton, with three first-place votes, had 296 points, and North Carolina State, Ihe top choice of one coach, had 242 points. Temple, which like San Fran- Cisco and Dayton Is undefeated thus far, and Louisville (13-1) were this week's newcomers among the top 10. Temple (10-0) jumped from 14111 to mnin place as It olned the select group for the first time this season. Louisville, 13th last week, moved back among the leaders in me no. 10 spot. The Cardinals were the top pick of one coach. For the second week In a row there were five southern teams among the top 10. In between Ihlrd-rnnked N.C. State and 10th- ranked Louisville were Kentucky (ranked fifth), Vanderbilt (sixth) and Duke (tie for seventh). MOVE UP Illinois moved up to the No. 4 ranking, exchanging places with n-eniucxy, and Southern Methodist rotaincd seventh. Duke Jumped two Places 10 snare the No. 7 rathv There was a big dron-off In the point distribution between the first five teams and the bottom five in ine lop 10. After N.C. state come Illinois With 204 DOillLs and Ken. tucky with 188. Vanderbilt, which moved up two notches to sixth, had only 81 points, followed by SMU and Duke with 66 each Tom. pie with 60 and Louisville with 56. norm Carolina, 10th last week headed the group of the second 10 teams, followed n order hv ittnh Holy Cross, UCLA. Ohio State and nrignam Young. There was a three team tie for nth place amono- Town State. Oklahoma City University mm .iiniuorn: Marquette and St. Louis were tied for 20th. NEW YORK (UP) The United Press college basketball ratings (with first-place votes and won-lost records through Jan. 14 in paren theses): , Jcam Points 1. Snn Francisco (30) (13-0 345 2. Dayton (3) (I2-O1 -96 j. car. St. (1) (13.1) 4. Illinois 19-n 5. Kentucky (9-2) 6. Vanderbilt tu-n 7. (tic). SMU (13-2i 8. die). Duke (12-21 . Temple (10-0) 10. Louisville (1) (13-1) fcecond 10 teams: tl Nnrih 1-,,.-- ohna. 47; 12, Utah. 34; 13. Holy Cross, 32; 14. UCLA, 24: 15, Ohio oiaie, 30; in. Bilgham Young, 17 (tie), Iowa State. Oklahoma City University and Stanford. 14 each 20 (tie), Marquette and St. Louis 13 each. Basket Brawling New Fad By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) Basket-braw is proving today that Primo Car nera was born 30 years too soon. Da Preem was a big man with a "poonch." Those two qualities, as debatable as third second may be, would have made him a sensa tion under or on the boards. Which apparently is the state of basketball this season. The latest In a voluminous file of fisticuffing contests this year concerned Scranton. Pa., and St Peters of Jersey City, . N.J. Don Kennedy, the St. Peters coach. hauled his team off the court be cause he feared it was going to get an antnraclte "belt." "The whole stands were heading for us," Kennedy alleged. "There was no police protection because of the home club a negligence." That wasn't the first game for- felted this season. California dropped a game to Southern Cali fornia via the same route when spectators began pitching pennies ai uie oinciais. NEW RECORD Loyola of New Orleans had has sle with Bradley and the conduct of the spectators was questionable in mat case, too. St. jonn s of New York set a new tournament record In the recent Holiday Festi val at Madison Square Garden by staging bouts with both UCLA and La Salle. The only apparent decision ren dered in any of these pugilistic en counters was when Ray Felix of Uie New York Knickerbockers planted a hay-maker on the kisser of Boston s Jim Loscutoff. That re sulted in four stitches and the harried James' observation: "I underestimated his reach." This Increasing belligerency is explained partially by Johnny Bach of Fordham, who, as an Irishman, should rate as a competent analyst. 'Competition has leveled off to such extent that rarely anymore do you have such a thing as an easy game or a so called breather," he insists. "Thus the pressure builds up on the kids all year and, sooner or later, It Is bound to communicate itself to the spectators." NO TROUBLE I One of the few players who should have little trouble, even if matters get worse, is six foot. seven inch Sweetwater Clifton, a 225-pounder who plays for the Knicks. When he entered the league, he silently took a terrible pounding until Irate Coach Joe Lapchick told him he'd have to fight. . "Can you fight?" Lapchick de manded. "Coach," Clifton sold with hang ing head, "I'm terrible." In the first game the following season, Clifton exchanged words with a Boston player and the whole rival bench started for him. Sweets flattened his rival with a pro-type one-two and you could smell rub ber burning as the other con testants screeched to a respectful stop. "I thought you couldn't fight," SBld Lapchick. "I didn't say that," Clifton re plied, "I said I was terrible when I got mad." Clifton then revealed that he once had boxed regularly with Bob Satterfleld. And if Satterfield, grows a couple of inches, he, too, might make the grade in basket brawl as It's played today. RATES A INFORMATION Herald & Newt MARKET PLACE of the KLAMATH BASIN Mala Eipln4 raeae SHI CLASSIFIED One day ., , mi,"iI c T da.a . Tbr.e daya rear aave . art "w.ie . p.r word lie p.r weii IV per ward lr prr ward ;" prr word Ac riye dart Sis day. (wtak ran) Mania ran Far year eenvenlrnrr. pla r veur ad la rap. Uoiil rarlner .Nolle' then wb.n na e.ll I. rinrrl taa ara charted anl. far lha namaar a( Slavs II runs. MlalanBm raarcs lar aar ana ad la 5 cents. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Onan rata n.r mIdmh lain II. tl ta Inrhaa In manlb . a inrnaa a manlb cs Inrhaa In manlb I2P Inrnra In manlb - fk-knp gala llmi eapa n paal Anawara la adi map ba handlr Ihreucb boa numbrr al lha papar far aarvlra rbarar ar .-rata. DEADLINES ni.Assiriio &:3p p.m. dap brfara patillratlan. Kaan Salardav far Sundav ar Mandar. Naan dav bafora publirallan. Naan rrldar far Sundav. Nana Salardav far Matxlaa ADJUSTMENTS Pleat ma ha claim far tOaitmtnti tr.ia.eai ariar. Th Herald imw rcatrTra lha rltht ta rlaik.lT. ltc r rajart inr Kant A a" roa and Inacrlltin a( anv snt At! an4 thru nl or corrrrl nub rat lw Ihr nct nnMln Ilea. Pleat rrad ih firm (nt.rri.An f rar ad. LarrtfllaNi ar tnr latiana r. ratvai bv 0:30 p.m. win ba mada Ib t wiDff liy I abrlYatlem 1 MEETING NOTICES ' SCOTTISH RITE , , BODIES will hold a elated meeting Tues ffeat'l drtV. January 17, al 8 Herman G is void Secy. Afirr ii .spectacular paspSing per- ? S'r m? ",,d n' lo"rs imanre in Los Aniftk which i!lLnl reflective of os Ancelea Rams (oi ! "V 1 " ,.;V K" title Dec. 26. Graham L I u?J??1.l.!im . ' 1( we lose either Willie Naulla tor beat the Los the leacuo title Dec. 36. Graham i. ... . ?" 2" 1 wnm "ose tour wins announced for the second time he ! . """' "aid Woodrn was IhroiiKh with fooiball llo r-nm n,,t - ,, . ln lead .he Brown, , ; , '"r Graham becsme the sixth winner ! r. ' .n, 1-'l have accounted or Ihe award I ,or 197 P"""" m WU , tour Pa- - . fi Coast Conference victories. O Newspaper SPOT ADS ore inexpensive repeated dally, 79o OSBURN HOTEL El'C.ENK. OltE. Thoroughly Modrm J. k. larlar Jap la, I.) J,, Fraprlalpra Ski Mecca's Secret Gone CORTINA D'AMPEZZO. Italy l.fi mis piciuresque little Alpine village long has been a mecca tor Ihe real winter sports enthus iasts, but they've tried to keep it n -i-iiri. But its a secret no longer and Cortina will be the center of the spoils world from Jan. 36-IVb. i when the seventh winter sanies are held. It's rendv for Us role, too There probably are more good skims slopes you can see from a hotel window here than anvwhere on earth. Here, the natives will tell you: "My frtend. in Cortina vnu'ean always ski with the sun. When It disappears on the western slopes, then cross our town and ski on ir- rnsi., Tlie main Jumping hill Is anions: Jne three or four best In the world The bob run Is like the one In St Montr. Switzerland. Three Ice hockey matches can be i,.h simultaneously in the Olympic Stadium. The stadium seats 11 ;oo spec tators and is complete risht down to an underground waterway which carries away surplus Ice alter it lias been scraped from the rink. Nearly 8 million dollars has been "Petit by private and official nirces to act the villncr in shape The only way little frotlna can jel It back l to become a boom '""Tl fT p t, I mnrm rhart p week. ' Sports World I " II WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY. 1A DEATH NOTICES IB FIJNKKAL NOTICES A CARD OF THANKS H MEMORIAM C FUNERAL HCMES D FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS CUBLIC 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 19 FOOD PRODUCE 40 BOATS-PETS-SP0RT-H0BBIES 41 RADIO TV MUSIC 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY 44 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 46 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. 51 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE FRIENDSHIP COURT No. II, Or- der of the Amaranth, will hold a stated meet- iflYS ing Wednesday, Jan 18 at the new Scottish Rite Hall, 8 p.m. Katlirine U'richt, Royal Matron Ted Hughey, Royal Patron I 2 -LOST A N D f O U N D LOST GldASSUS advertiMd ftm T Hod ton. 713 Main. LOST blortt coin purie, on 10th Su Mimiay. ftiont .uu1.. 4 GENERAL NOTICES let SKATES precision ground. Ken'i Kixtt hiiop, 4t35 no. Bin, phone 77U). FOR STANLEY Horn product! call Huff Jonca fwtU or Fessv Feebler 2-0229; 6 PERSONALS BOARD AND ROOM for student Or worklnf girl with light housework as pan pay mem, pnone aun. fciEN S yiliT specialist. $38.50 to Rutly'a. fith and Main. LOLA S DOLL HOSPITAL Dolls of ail makes serviced, fnone H7O0, uien- court Apartments. WCyerhauser Road. RKST HOME for elderly women or ooupie nn nus line. References. Phone H3, zaao Homeaaie. 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES Phone "YOUNG WOMEN of any faith need ing confidential advice may en n tact Miss Pruitt. Catholic Charities. 378 W dronawai'. cusene. ureion km: 5-3642. " 10 SERVICES CAR WASHING. slmonlziMK and por- rplRinizinR. Washing $1.50. 212 South spring, pnone ICE SKATES oreclslon around Kn r ixu anon. 4o.-ia no. etn. pnone 7760. SEPTIC TANKS and lines cleaned and ins ta ilea. L.acy King, 3JJ3. laundered and stretched SCOTT'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY II tre services: cariafii nrl rvn. nunccu. PHONE 4985 DOLL HOSPITAL. Phone 6932. 1434 Lake view St CALL FRALEY for floor landing and finishing. Phone 9201. EXPERT ALTERATIONS, repairs, lln .tifts, Womens. mens apparrl Including 1" "' ,raa HIT vice, iown anop, SAVE ON electrical work. Phone 9744. SEWING reasonable. Phone 6082. PPI, I A NCR AND TV naie ..i-u.m Schooled technician. mm TEI.E-PLIANCE CENTER 11th and Walnut Phone 170 5 A w FlLl NG. Phone 5W. BABY SITTING. own car. AUTHORIZED G E. Uhlig's, 1026 Main. Blanket service. IB FUNERAL NOTICES MATHEWS A rtr!i Mnr.. iv,.l, died here January 14. SMIpr of Earl mnmrwa, niamam Fan, ""unerst serv. ices Thursday. January 10. -.30 n m. W-ird s Funeral Home. Inirment Kiam. in memormi parK. Mcdonald Annip i. vi-ivhim Funeral nervirp wilt Ha fmU u.)ir.a. ' qhv, a v.m. in u iiair s Memorial Cha pel. Interment Klamath Memorial Park. C FUNERAL HOMES TTAIRS Mamnrlnl Ph.n.1 v,.n Falll, Ora. Phonp 34118. WARD'S Klnmath Funeral Horned 023 1 MEETING NOTICES PELICAN POST No. 1383 VFW - will hold their regular meeting Thursday Jan. 19 at 8 P.M. In the club room. A TREE PROBLEM Can Be Remedied By Calling ALAN BAKER at SUBURBAN NURSERY Ph. 2-3167 3014 S. 6th Ph. 8188 Pruning - Repairing ' Transplanting - Removal 14 HELP WANTID, MALI 30 MAI ISTATI FOR SAL I DELIVER CATALOGS and ukp ordcri 330 ACRES Tule bottom IpnrTon lower for Fuller Bruin producu. Work by pp. I Klamath. S125 an acre. 1-3 down, bal- , ,. ,. w w w. - nKnurr. --j ,.h,m. rnonr jjq MPlin S,urtJ,:1?. ."? S" "'- Joer. la- UILLS ADDITION . Leu Ulan year old nln.de Court. Ant, la. riraplae.. mahogany trim. Two bedroom. 1 8 SITUATIONS WANTED Jij ooo ' Calf Vn'00' A,Ucni " BABY SITTING or pr.ctlc.l nur.ini. one ACRE, fumuhf rnone i-tui. outbuildlnjp. 3313 Olden, utoo Phona WII.I. TAKR In Ironina. 17 ManlO RAiUt wueo. pi.KV. rnon Way. apartment a. BABY SITTING any time. Phone 2-0483. PlOTHR WISKKS DPby Pitting home. Phone 67US. CHILD CARE In mv honyi. day, weak I or month. Phone 0989. 4( I SEWINt; call 3337. poeclalizina in mptcrnlty BABY SITTING In my home day or night: by day, week or month. Call Merrill zaio. CHILD CARE. Phone 7-3.132, Tulelak e. WILL DO bahy pitting day time or mem. i-none wan. WANTED GENERAL office work, re- cepiionl.l. laal tnplat. taliz-atas. 22 ROOMS FOR RENT el oa In Phonp 4444 ROOMS FOR RENT Lakp phone 7336. STEAM HEATED aleeplng rooma. Quiet clean, cioae in. rnona a-iaia. elopp In. Phonp 604 SLEEPING ROOMS ROOM FOR RENT to huaini modern home. Phone 4667. HOMES FOR SALE EVERETT DENNIS Realtor 121 No. Bin Phone 8491 NEWHOUSE REAL ESTATE BISBEE STREET 1 acre lot 3 bedroom home, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath. Utility porch. Close to Altamont School. $1900 down, bank terms. GARDEN STREET 1 h.rt, home, living room, dining room, kitchen, utility room. This home la roomy and attractive instn. ..j out. Only ,13,000. Bank terms. 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT BROKERS Henry Newhouse & clem Lesueur r-oone 4600 2-2443 2254 So. nth W0 month. Inquire 1118 Walnut after Home Slsm. Bob Pyle Ph. 5M TWO ROOM furnished apartment elec' iric atove and refrigerator, cloac in. FURNISHED downtown 1.60. Phone BB36 or 6300. apartment,' Immediate Pncspce; 4 30. you wl be w . LARGE TWO bedroom ppprtment. lovely two bedroom home as aoon, atove. furnlihed, $70 month. Phone as your deal is approved Com. tortable living room with hardwood FURNISHED, attractive, clean, cloie In apartment for couple. Electric atove refrigerator, steam neat 224 Broad, phone 2-9217. 3081. 2164 Wiard. FURNISHED three room ppprtment. ".."" "n "arawooa firat floor. MS M On room imrtm.nt "uwa KllCnen With brfnlrfncf han "d'cVi nm,-iouJ ' A" Uti""" lnclud" and seParte dining area, Inlaid li- uuicuia, umiiy room for automatic APARTMENTS for rent, utllltlea and ..' j i uit linen furnlihed. 1603 Eapipnade. wasner ana dryer, nice bath with DOWNTOWN unfumlihed dnolll. nd shower. lots of ilni.... pduitp. 900 oak. and closet aDace. ib.ih h... fL SMALL THREE room apartment, part- sulated and paHthr.trin-j ' ty fumithed. Phone 8167. (1,. . weatnerstripped. At- WARM. COZY, quiet apartment. Utlll- targe Dack yard all ties paid. Close in. Private entrance. I renced. One of the best South Suo Ladles onlv. 6033. 3697. Urban districts On. hl.u.b ,- h.uv& w Kiaua . . n , i a i.rt tuiiiummpnt sin Tn tworooms. .hired bath, inquir. sis J-150 dow. balance like rent. Call Hish. lor an appointment to see this now CASCADE APARTMENT Hotel. 230 Sa 11th. wnlkin dlitance from butlnss center, uomnieteiy lurniinea. By weeK 812 Arrp; ormonth. Winter r.tea. Apply in P- 15 miles from city of Klamath Falls. ' utilities rum- win take small farm or busi ness property in trade. 600 acres APARTMENT for rent Ished. 710 Main. LARGE, three room furnished apart- cultivated. Kan ara . ment. close In. Heat, hot. cold water i, rrt. " , auauci KfBV- rnisnea. Aauiu. Fhone 6309 after 3:30 "-e,". iu. acres or anaila. iu acres in permanent pasture, 65 large, two room furnished newly acres clover, balance irrigated land redecorated apartment, located close . , -.utc i,iiBiiieu iBna i. 113614 High St. Call at 1605 Port- iiiuea ana grain. 80 acres nd or phone 3221. pine timber used as winter fport li FURNISHED M'iv.ib cnirance. liobc in. rnane 2-ooo. ai...j . , r . " BACHELOR APARTMENT, hot water ,ant Supply grazing neat, utmtiti furnished. 1842 Eipian- ". ecea ana cross lenced. Hen- ade. Aopiy 522 Eidorndo. phone 7273. ley school bus at front door. Three FURNISHED three room and fur homM nnp-fhrpo KoHi-nn miiu ,.n room apartment. Phone 5692. 503 i- one-Wree bedroom With full waocinciii., iwo-iwo oearoom with all bachelor apartment, close in. Phone modern conveniences. Small barn, BEDROOM unfurnished apart- cmZTSi V for rent, close m. Phone fi622. ,iaH cellar, chicken house, corrals. FURNISHED thr rnom Phone 6754 after 5 p.m. apartment.' 'oadlng chutes. This ranch Is known s one oi uie most outstanding mod- T',REE M rurnished apartment, ern complete ranches In the Klam- - am uasin. Two miles of river fron- Phone 8900. CLEAN, ish'ed. 'Hot sorines. Prefer workina 'age. Excellent hunting. I ISO nnn tuupic, fnone oi,,o. Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also ' ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. hd K King 2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841 PARTLY FURNISHED aoartment exchange for child care. Tenant must i oe oi good character, responsible, non smoker. Children welcome. Phone 6574. MODERN downstairs, two rooms, com pletely furnished except groceries, 1143 26 HOUSES FOR RENT TWO BEDROOMS, hardwood floors, fireplace, furnished, suburban area, V100. Phone 8004. EXPERIENCED MEN For Your Excavating Grading Driveway Cinders GRAHAM EROS. Phone 5541 Legal Notice HOLLYWOOD (UP) Represen tatives of the Pacific Coast league baseball teams were slated to meet at Ollmore Field today to work out the 1966 schedule. The meeting was to be presided over by Leslie O'Connor, who re cently moved up from counsel to the top Job replacing Claire Goodwin. PHILADELPHIA (UP) Robert B. Muir of Williams College has been named swimming coach of Ihe United, states men's Olympic swimming team. Karl B. Michael of Dartmouth College will serve as diving coach and Charles O. Roer of Philadelphia was named man ager ot the team. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TI1K CIRCl'IT COl.RT OP THE STATE OF ORFGON FOR TIH! COUNTY OF Kl.AMATH Tn the Matter of the E.tat of Eu genie Carlson. Deceased. Notice la herehy Riven that the under signed has been appolnfd Executors oi ine Last Will and Testament of Eugenie Carlson, deceased. All per sons having claims asninst said Estate are directed to present the same prop erly verified to us at the office of Oeorge H. Proctor. 12 Melhsse Bide, Klamath Falls. Oregon. wtlhln six months from the date hereof Dated this 3rd day of January. 1Q.1H Paul R Winter Oliver E Mnen Executors Ororee H. Proceor Attorney for Executors No. 73 January a. 10. 17 and 24. 19.16 WE SERVICE ALL TYPES OF Sewing Machines WORK GUARANTEED Sears Roebuck Co. PHONE 5188 13 EDUCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME Qualify for diploma, job, or college Fret- catalog. American School, 797 Harlow Hd.. Eugene. Ore. ROOKKEEPING office machine. fvpT log. shorthand Speedwrlting. ktndred sublects. Klamath Buslneaa Colleoa 17a so ptn i-nnne ou ATTRACTIVE, close tn furnished apartment on Sth St. near Catholic school, suitable for two. Rent S45, first vacancy In three years. Call 4272 weeaaay mornings. tn per cent cown, per cent on. oaiance. AL SCHMECK REALTOR INSURANCE 20 years 4'3! Farm Loan. 517 MAIN PHONE 3211 Harry Van Eves. 8204 Jack Elliott Eves. 8895 Al Schmeck 7740 THREE ROOM furnished. Phone 3243. Smalf Country Farm 1 ACRE OF IRRIGATED l Anri . furnished one bedroom house, in Also modest 2 bedroom home, extra' new unfurnished one bedroom duplex. IarBe chicken house and semi-mod- jou - " vuiiuge. ooum sub urban district. A good buy to live r,??REN.I. '" "-"..J10 " in or to rent. First time nffer.ri inquire B27 Mitchell. Owner leaving town. 5.7Sfl nor. iwu ueukoum. unfurnished. Phone I "any lurn. or so,000 unfurn. Some terms. FURNISHED bachelor cabin. lights and water furnished. $18.50. Phone TWO BEDROOM house, furnished for lease. TIIR fnou FHA Appraised This lovely 5 room well built two EE room furnished home for rent J war home for $9,500. 2 good size i.r 163.1 Riverside. berirni-ime aiirl w,i.. .., ,,w uajju.y uimiig room. Phone 2-2602. ROCHESTER. N.V. (UP Quar terbnek Otto Oraham o the world champion Cleveland Browns was honored Mondav nicht as the win ner of the 19M Hickok Profes sional Athlete of the Year Award. He was the first pro football paly- er io win tne award since it was instituted in 1950. NEW YORK rUPt -Harrison Dillard, champion hurdler from Cleveland, and pole vault king Bob Richards of Los Angeles have filed entries for the Mlllrose Trac nnd Field Meet at Madison Square Garden, Feb. 4, it was announced today. i NEW YORK (UP) Monda-y night TV fiffht promoters Tex Sul livan and Willie Oiletnberu have retained former New York City Police Commissioner Francis Adams as their attorney at Thurs day s hearing of Ihe New York State Athletic Commission. The promoters must show cause why their licenses to stage fights at St. Nicholas Arena should not be revoked. in Tinr circuit court or the nwiiLF, UP I-INAI. ALC Ol NT STATE OF OHFC.ON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Ktnle of Irvin Gnrrion Warner. nerniH Nonce is h-reby Riven that the under signed hn filed his Final Account and Report ai aiiminiiitralor of Ihe nbovr entitled estate, and that tlie Court ha fixed Thundnv, Februarr 2. l-.fl. at in am. in the Circuit Court mom of the Court Home. Klamath Fall. Ore mn. a the time and place for hearing of objection, if any, to the ame and for the settlement of said estate. is. Thomas W. Chathurn. Adm. NO. 733 Jan. 3. 10. 17. and 14. 195ti NOTICE IV THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OHFOOV KOR KLAMATH COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF OSCAR WH.MAM OlEN. Deceased 1 Jfotice ta hej-ehv riven lhl I h.iv 1 been appointed Eneciitor of the eitat of Oscar William Oten. Decensed. Al' perrom having claim" K!int "aid etate are reaulrert to rreent thm tn me. with proper voucher, at the office of Harrv D Boivtn. 325 Vain Street. Klamath FalU. Oregon within ix months from Dwember 27, lf.VS which f the date of frit publication of this notice. Harold Olsen. Executor No. 7.H Der 37. January 3. 1" and I? 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE MKDICAI. Receptionist and technician. experience preferred. Write Box 543, ;ir'f Herald and News. BOO K ICE E PER for" auto dealei" nuist have pnyrtill experience. Write Box 546, Herald and News. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE FULL OR PART time If you are look ing for a Job where you can make a much money as you want, and work only whe-i vou want to, tt certainly will be worth 15 minutes of your time to Mop and talk lo me The onlv re quirements are to be bondable. age 21 nnd have a car. See me between 10 am. Bnd 12 am., Wedneadav the 18th I t McAtie. mom 314. 7.11 Vain. Stewart Drew Building. KIjimathFalls . STEADY " EMPLOYMENT for workTrV Mint be over 21 with car. Call 2-1990 before 12. 29 REAL ESTATE WANTED .iVi1 hou" suiUbI tor Newly redecorated interior Rnnrtv two RFihnnKM , mnn- Mor rmmediate occuoancv. nnrsDp ern. garage. S50. 2429 Pershing Way. and nice yard. Quiet paved street OKE BEDROOM unfurnished. near near school and stores in Summers shopping district, oil 6th St. 16M Mitch, r nishL ,,?, " " "...v,. , u,l IJlltC W.iJW. Will TWO BEDROOM home near airport. "B euner U.I. or FHA Loan, electric he.it. floora covered. acre. ?0. Call S464. Vrwi'll f T TWO BEDROOM house, oil heater and ' OU II l TV I O-ITIOrrOW electric range furnished, at 2r3 Gary If you fail to see this nttror-llvi. on' South th st. See owner at 329 constructed 5 room home to- "! "oe. . aay. just PLACED ON THE mr. ...... "rst time offered. This mod. Phone 7045. ' ' ern well decorated home screams of Quality. Newly redecorated. Wall io wall carpeting in living room and dining room. Aluminum storm win dows and doors all around. Black top driveway, iraraire and nicelv' landscaped eroiinds. Dnnriv lnontinn WH kh A VUJS on unnton Ave. conveniently locat r-., r-v i i-r-i cu "ciu stores ana scnooi. Mere lv jULU UU I ! renl barRain for just J9.950. Business has been good . . .' the onouid take any type loan. ... J. , ,. 1- .U.. 1 omy aiHHiisiH is mini we isn i . get enough listings. To sell any rfUlt I Tees GQlOTe property, for service that's AND lots of shrubberv. flna-prs onrf PROMPT, COURTEOUS. AND RE, large hedge surround this appealing gooa size 2 Bedroom home with glassed In sleeping porch. Built for WANTED TO RENT with option purchase. 1-5 acres with small house. Write full particulars to Box 343. Her ald and News. SALESMAN with car. We train. Kirov Co oji 2-ni:ii SHOW l-s vnur ahifltv and we'll" piace vou In a position Applicants must Qual ify Must be neat and ambitious For interview call person, 142fi Crescrnt. 10 lo 12 am. or after 9 pm. Wednesday onlv. SERVICE 11 40 I Sports Cont'd From Paqe 9 Phillips Whins Buchan '5' 68-57 SEATTLE (.f Phillips Oilers made it two in row over Rti- chans Bakers Monday nicht. thumplnv the Seattle team. 68-57, In nn AAl basketball pame. The Oilers pulled vav to a 22 1? advantntie when the pa me was eijrht minute old ftnd wore never threatened. Tlie OkUhonmns leii. 3J-5. nt halituuc. The Oilers best the Bnker. 97- (M, m Spokane Sunday. The tennis HARD WORK BIG PAY If you have had experience as a truck dnver. construction worker, machinist, or think you are me chanically Inclined, have a car and would like strady. year-round work at increased earnings, we would like to talk to you. If hired, you will start immediately. Thursday. January 19 See Mr. Oalluccl at the Winema Hotel. T o interviews onlr LIABLE, Call us today WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING NO OBLIGATION CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS SINCE 1909 Homer Stiles Homes Phone 9904 Eves. Bill Chilcote Homes Phone 3281 Eves. Curley Wilson Farms Phone 2728 Merrill 111 N. Sth St. Phone 7771 29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE play aca'n at Yakima Wednesday J 1 30 pm Ph-ip A 7:30 p m Sharp PORTLAND. NICE two bedroom mod ern home: to one bedroom houses, rentals, another started Room for mo tel or trailers, one block lo citv limit. City bus. shoppine and 4-lane hiahwav .ii. n viiri. au a E Bvbee Blvd.. Portland & 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Bl'SI.NT.SS LOT for sale or ltase. on F.a.t Main Phone 43ti9 THREE BFOHOOM. Phone 2-2042 modern. 1 1 acres. HOME Oaa. floors, fireplace, dininl room, three h.M. ,n.,.,.H nil.., furnace, basement, laundry, extra bed- SALESMEN r"s-m. workshop, patio, barbecue, lar- JOE EVANS den shrubs fruit treea. Boa S44 care 1,AM f ll-.ld and New, ' ' GEORGE OVERMIRE comfortable economical living. Nice lawn, garden plot and large 2 car. double constructed garage. South Suburban location. $10,500 with terms. SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SIGNS ARE NO ACCIDENT IP YOU WANT TO SELL. WE CAN SELL IT FOR YOU . ."You can take full advantage of our highly trained efficient services. We will be glad to give you an accurate estimate of the present market value of your property without obligation. Our best recommendation is the stead ily growing list of our many satis fied customers. LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH GRAY. It's really the only way. Call us to-day for REAL ACTION. BURTON E. GRAY REALTOR & INSURANCE 103S Main St. ph. 366S Res. Eves. 3421 Ph. 2-3249. Ph. 2-3053 s ...... ' Z2SBtmimmmmmm