HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
PROBLEMS EXIT WHEN WANT ADS ENTER - PHONE 8111
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1958
Aldridge's Plan
Open House
OUN8MUIR Mr. and Mn.
W. A. Aldrldge r having open
house at their homo on Saturday
evening in celebration of A!'
dridse's retirement as a Southern
Pacitic engineer after 38 years of
service.
Aldrldge hired out as a fireman
in Dunsmuir in February, 1915,
following service In World War I.
He was promoted to engineer In
1937 and took his "last run" on
Saturday, January 14.
He and Mrs. Aldrldge plan 1 to
remain in Dunsmuir and devote
their time to their home and yard.
They contemplate a trip east later
in the spring. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Aldridge are active in American
Legion and Eastern Star activities.
FARMER CONFESSES .
KARASUYAMA. Japan P
lice said farmer Noboru Suzuki,
Jailed on a murder charge, con
fessed today that he had beaten to
death his 7B-year-oio lamer "
cause he had a girl friend my age
and kept seeing ner on the sly."
Happy Is The Day
When Backache
Goes
Away
Naninr backache, headache, or muscular
aches and pains may come on with over-eier-t
ion, emotional upic ts or day today stress and
train. And folks who eat and drink unwiacly
sometimes auffcr mild bladder irritation
...with that witless, uncomfortable feeling.
I f you art miserable and worn out because
of these discomforts. Dean's Pills often help
by their pain relieving action, by their sooth
ing effect to ease bladder irritation, and by
their mild diuretic action throunh the kidneys
tending to increase the output of the 15
miles of kidney tubes.
So If nagging backache makes you feel
ft1 ragged-out. miserable, with restless, sleep
less nights, don't wait, try Poan's Pills.getlhe
same happy relief millions hs.ve enjoyed or
over 60 years. Ask for new, large, economy
izc and save money. Get Doan'a Tills today I
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IFIVE'VEAR-OID TVAAMV tW0H'A.5C, Op BM.TIMORa.MD.
I SYMBOUZES THE NATIONTS PCLIO V WW'S WHO
I STILL NEED
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ll-l I'lfcKjF. Mont tuan tisoo in maku of Diuts
1 l" FUNDS HAVE BEEN SPENT SO FfcR FOB. ,
I. l-f l'l VjB TOMMYS CARt... DOCTORS SAY HE'LL '
llHf Jfj j NEED CARE POR "VEARS TO COME- BE-
f I'l P0?E HE WALK W'001 CRUTCHES.
U Y -- I V (T I I i -T .v w
His dad, vervl woodward,
IS A MARINE CORPS PACIFIC
COMBAT VET ... HIS MOTHER
HAS BEEN A MARCH DIMES
VOLUNTEER FOR 10 VEARS ,'
si,
TOMMY WAS STRICKEN
WHEN HE WAS 14 MONTHS
.JUST WHEN HE WAS
LEARNING TO WALK.
UIS BIS AMBITIONS
ARE TO BE A POLICEMAN
AND TO RUN UUST LIKE
CHARLIE' HIS ZtfYEAR
OLD BROTHER.
Join the MARCH OF DIMES
. ANGELI CONFINED
HOLLYWOOD W Actress Pier
Angeli, who was to have started
rehearsals on a movie yesterday,
is confined to her home by a
broken bone in her left foot. She
fell on the stairs, of her home
Tuesday night. Her doctor said a
cast will not be necessary. The
foot is tightly bandaged. She is
the wife of slnecr Vic Damone.
Humphrey Sets
Policy Fight
WASHINGTON I Sen. Hum
phrey (D-Minn) said today he and
other Democrats "will pursue our
efforts to get a clear outline of
administration foreign policy."
Two Republicans sometimes crit
ical of certain aspects of admin
istration foreign policy joined,
meanwhile, in defense of Secre
tary of State Dulles' views as set
forth in a controversial Life maga
zine article.
It quoted Dulles as saying El
senhower administration policy
prevented war in Asia on three
occasions, and as saying "the
ability to get to the verse ' (of
war) without getting Into the war
is the necessary art."
Without disclaiming any of the
direct quotations attributed to him,
Dulles told a news conference
Tuesday that the article was neces
sarily oversimplified in its em
phasis on some aspects of foreign
policy. He said too that it gave
him undue credit..
Senate OOP Leader Knowland
of Calltornla took the Senate floor
late yesterday to support Dulles,
saving, "The Idea of preventing
war by preventing enemy mis
calculation is basic and funda
mental to peace."
And Chairman Bridges (NH) of
the Senate GOP Policy Committee,
like Knowland an occasional critic
of Dulles' actions, told a TV Inter
viewer he was in full agreement
with Dulles that the United States
"must take calculated risks for
peace."
Humphrey, in an interview, stuck
by his claim that Dulles made "a
catastrophic mistake that is having
worldwide repercussions."
"We ought to have a clear state
ment from Secretary Dulles aa to
just what our foreign policy is,''
he said. "If he expects bipartisan
support, he ought to let Congress
know what course this government
intends to pursue."
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A TICKET to the Salute to Eisenhower dinner Friday night In
Portland is being sold to Mrs. Collis P. Moore of Moro, Sher
man County Republican chairman, by Robert Haien, chairman
of the event. A delegation of Klamath County Republicans will
be among the 700 persons expected to attend the $100 a plate
affair, which will feature an address by Postmaster General
Arthur Summerfield.
"IV gjott roomm for 8) of uis
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Bel Air Beauville-4 Doors, 9 Passengers
Chevrolet offers 6 sprightly new Station
Wagons all with Body by Fisher
including two new 9-passenger models!
These Chevrolet station wagons
can knuckle down and work as
hard and as long as you like and
they've got the cargo space to
prove it. Nearly 9 feet of it with
the end gate down. But, let's face
it, they'd much rather take off for
a good time and they've got the
power and performance to prove
that! A zippy, exciting kind of
power that's fun to handle. And
the closest thing to sports car per
formance you'll find in a full-size
automobile. It's a real road car,
and safer because of it! Come in
for a ride and see.
"Two-Ten" Beauville 4 Doors, 9 Passengers
Section of middle seat folds for easy access to rearl
Bel Air Nomad 2 Doors, 6 Passengers
Rear seat back and cushion fold level with floor)
"Two-Ten" Townsman 4 Doors, 6 Passengers
Washable, all-vinyl interior lasts and lastsl
v, ' 1
"Two-Ten" Handyman 2 Doors, 6 Passengers
New colors, new two-toning in all three seriesl
"One-Fifty" Handyman 2 Doors, 6 Passengers
Choice of V8 or 6 and 3 drives in all models I
THE HOT ONES EVEN HOTTER
Dugan-Mest Chevrolet Co.
410 So. 6th Sr.
Phone 4113
RATES A INFORMATION
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MARKET PLACE
of th
KLAMATH BASIN
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whin j9 vail nrl r
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to lneb.a In mtnlk M.. tl
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Aniwtn t. ads may hl
thr.vcB a. BMtnb.ri at lk paper
far aarvla rkarn af t(l cat.
DEADLINES
CLAPS iriED
l: p.m. 4v kr.r pab1(ellB.
N.a SatartlaT far Snadar ar Masiar
Na.a 4r befara paalicatlaa.
Naaa Frlia? far Ian4ar.
Naaa latardav (ar Monday.
ADJUSTMENTS
n.aaa aiki claims far atfjaalmantl
wlthaal d.lar. Tfc tlarald Haws
raiarvai lha rlikt ta classify, a I
ar rajaol any Want A aayy aad) will
ba rtspaailbla far aaly ana Inoarrael
iRttrll.n af snv Want Adl and Iban anly
by arreol publlnatlan tba aaxl aoblica
llan. Plraia raid lha fltsi Imarllan af
vaar ad. Carracllaas ar caneallatiaas ra
ealy.d kv ft:St p.m. will ba mada to (!
I.wlnr day'a pahHftatt.M
WANT AD
CLASSIFICATION
DIRECTORY.
1A DEATH NOTICES
lit FUNERAL NOTICES
A CARP OP THANKS
IN MEMORIAM
C fUNERAt HCMES
D FLORISTS
1 MEETING NOTICES
2 LOST AND FOUND
4 -GENERAL NOTICES
6 PERSONALS
7 PUILIC CHARITY SERVICES
TRANSPORTATION
10 SERVICES
11 DO-IT-YOURSELF
12 HEALTH
11 EDUCATIONAL
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
It HELP WANTED, MALI
II SITUATIONS WANTED
22 ROOMS FOR RENT
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
26 HOUSES FOR RENT
21 REAL ESTATE WANTED
2V REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
11 llUAMrlAI LAAN&
34 WILDING REMODELING
35 FUEL HEATING .
3 FOOD PRODUCE
40 BOATS-PETS-SPORTS-HOMIES
41 RADIO TV MUSIC
42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY
44 MACHINERY
45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
4 MISCELLANEOUS WAMTED .
4t MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH.
5 1 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
53 AUTOMOTIVE
4 PERSONALS
LOLA'S DOLL HOSPITAL Dolli of
all makai aarvlcad. Phona B7O0. Glan-
court Apartmanu, wayarnauw noad.
WILL BOARD and room aldarly woman
In my noma. Phonai
REST HOME for aldarly woman sr
eoupla on bua Una. Raiaraneaa. Phone
4045. 2358 Homadala.
T PUILIC CHARITY SERVICES
ALCOBOUCS ANOKVMOUi Paa
ytMr.tt box aoa.
"YOUNG WOMIN of any faltb naa
Inc eonfldantlal advlea may eenta4
Mlia Prullt, Catholla Charltlaa. STf W.
Broadway. Iumm. naraaan Wilt
H44J."
10 SERVICES
AUTHORIZED O E. blankal acrvica.
unugi. loao Main.
FOR HIRE: thraa-tan yaard dutn
irucaa. rnont ia.
ICE SKATES
rixii snon.
;s vracuion around. K.n a
4S5 So. till, phona T?w.
SEPTIC TANKS and Ilnaa claanad aad
Intlallad. Lacy Kins. Ha
CURTAINS laundarad ' and atntchae.
rnoMMM.
SCOTTS LANDSCAPE HmtSXRV
All i,m aazvieaa: rararm
rianeco.
FHOTfa, aaaj
rni.t. Rnaarr.i. uu 1 4l
Phona ten.
CALL rstALEY for floor aanoW asi
Inaa. Womanl. mana aooaMl Ineiiidlaal
knlta. Fait aarvlcal Town Shoe.
SAVE ON alactrteal work. Phona tt4.
SEWING raaionablaT Phona aow.
APPLIANCE AND TV ranalr aaryieZ
Sehoolad tachnlclan.
TELE-PLIANCB CENTER
llm and Walnul Phona Tn)S
SAW FILINO. Phona we.
A TREE PROBLEM
Can Be Remedied By CalUnf
ALAN BAKER at
SUBURBAN NURSERY
Ph. 3-3167 3814 8. th Ph. I1U
Pruning Repairing
Transplanting - Removal
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST SANITARY METHODS
also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc.
Ed F. King
2431 ORCHARD PH. Hal
EXPERIENCED MEN
Tor Your
' e Excavating ' Grading
e Driveway Cinders
GRAHAM BROS.
! Phone SS41
WE SERVICE ALL TYPES OF
Sewing Machines
WORK GUARANTEED
Sears Roebuck Co.
PHONE B1U
1 3 EDUCATIONAL
HIOH SCHOOL AT HOME
Qualify for dlaloma, job. or coUaso.
Fr catalos. Amorican School, 797
Harlow Wd.. Emana. Ora.
BOOKKEEPING oftlea machlsa, ' ty.
Inf. ahorthand. Snaadwrltln. klndrad
lubjaota. Klamath Bualnaaa Collasa 4T41
So th Phona 47o.
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALI
LADY FOR general homework. Call
mm aner o p.m.
14 HELP WANTED, MALI
C FUNERAL HOMES
O 'HAIRS Memorial ChipaL ' Klamath
ram, ura. r nona 34ao.
WARD'S Klamath Funeral. Roma. MS
Hlah SL Phono 3334
1 MEETING NOTICES
Crater Lake Lodge No. 211, A.P. Si
A.M. will hold a special
communication at the
Scottish Rite Temple,
Thursday Evening, Jan
uary 19, at 7:30. Work
In the M. M. Degree. Visiting breth
ren invited.
. John C. Terrell, W. M,
I
4
Klamath Lodge No. 77 A.F.&A.M
- will hold a special com'
li municatlon Friday eve-
TaV ntnK Jan- 20' 7:30 P'm'
'ST Work in the E.A. De
grce. Members and vis
itors are cordially Invited.
GEO. A. BOUDON, W.M.
2 LOST AND FOUND
LOST GLASSES advertlaed
Wm. T. Hodion, IIS Main.
fraa. Dr.
4 GENERAL NOTICES
fcE SKATES nreclilon ffround. Ken'a
Flxlt Shop. 4655 So. Sth, phono 7700.
FOR STANLEY Home producte eatl
Buff Jonea BR63 or Pasrr Paeblar 3-0229.
6 PERSONALS
GRAPHO-ANALYSIS the trail you
leave In Ink. What la retardlnf Four
proareis? Phone 707(1,
MEN'S SUIT loeclalllL S3 50 to SS5
Rudv'a. 0th and Main.
Legal Notice
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
Thf nn''Mlnd iMr .Tiidf of th
Olv of Ktmth Full!. Oreron. will
rreiv pTfn1td hid" "i o 7:.TO oVInck
pm. Jnury 30. 1956, for eomtjrbn
xlve lubil'tv Dfillev. nd automobile
prnop-rty Hamacc pollrv.
Blrti will h nnned i( a rtgular
mfctini' of th Common Council tnr
td Cltv Immrdlnletv followlnf th
above detltrnated hour.
Speriricallona may h obtalnrd from
thp office of the Police Jud. City
Hll. The City reirvpi the rlfht to
retect nv or all blda.
Dtd tht Mh da of .Tanuarjr, I9S6.
at Klamalh Falli, OreRon.
rrpnk A. Blackmer
Police Judw
Ctv of KUmath Tallf
No. 748 Jan. 12, IB
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice li hereby riven that the under
named h rwen anpolntM admtntnlra
trlK of the eitale of Clyde K. Pranden
burg. deceaed bv the Circuit Court of
the State of Oreeon for Klamath Coun
ty. OrfjTon and hai Qualified. All ner.
on hxvina a rlaim or rlilmt anaintt
said deceased are required to nreaent
im t-i the admtnUtratrlx at tbm of.
ff of A. W. Srhaupn at 206 Wllllti
Ride1. Klamath Full within tlx monthi
from the data of th flnt nuhlfrntloii
hereof whlrh date ) Jan. 19, 19M.
Patrlrla M. Heacock
AdmlnlttralrlK
A W. Schaupp
Attorney.
No. 731 Jan. 10-3A. Feb. 3-0.
OAS AND On, BIDDERS
Th Klamath County School Dlatrfct
111 receive aealed blda for aa and
oil for the year IBM: ell bldt to meat
minimum or better apeclflcatlona eon
forming to US Army Mil -0-31 04.
Bid to b opened Thuraday. February
jb.-xj. ai i:gy p.m. in m county
School Office.
Th Board reavrvea m ricni to re
ject any or all btdt,
J. F. Heyden. Cltrk
No. 745 Jan. 19. Feb. a
SALESMAN with ear. Vi train tflrh
Co. Call 2-01.11.
CRRVICE STATION attendant. $1.40
per hour. Aoolv 201 South Sixth.
OFFtCE CI.ERK. Lumber offlc with
mall aawmill payroll, report. te. Ae
cjtrtcv neceioary and experience ore
ferred but not required. Waa good
aome houain available. Call Willow
Ranch Co.. Willow Ranch, California.
nnn i r.ui n "RrfHH VB younT man IB
represent national wholesale concern
be wlllinf to ettabllah reaidence In
Bend after completion of S week) traln-
... niwiiiiii rum, nepiy Bivina rui
detail! of aiiatlfl"atior and paa" ex.
or'g" c to Box B4T. Herald and New.
- . vajr ""m na oa'-a. you
ahould too. Call 2-1990 hefnr 12.
TlTUATtONS WANTED
n AB V ST-r-rniiri i.r
Phone ti. " """.ns.
wlv1" . TFr' rBnl"f. 174J Memo
MOTHER WISHES
nome. fnone B7B8.
bbj lilting at
CHII.n nsr tw, i .
... ' i.u'.ie, oay, waax
..,,.,,. rnnn. woo.
?!'"'" - PaclalUui In matarnity
CHILD CARE. Phona 7-2553. Tulelake.
fW ? h'. """ "y Uma
UfiVrvn nvvvn 1 1 1 11
gfB!on''- "t thnlit. Call 2-263
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, re
cent Ion 1st and pavroll clerk. Writ box
!4ft. Herald and Nawi
CLERK-TYPIST wants permanent ooal-
22 ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS 007 Hlfh.
ROOMM for rant clnn In Phnna SSa
Of R513.
ROOMS FOR RENT
phone 7338.
STEAM HEATED tteeplnf room. Quiet
clean, cloi In. Phone 2-0214.
LOVEt.Y room. e1oaa. Phone'tnirT
SLEEPING ROOMS
ROOM FOR RENT to hualneaa man.
mooern noma. rnone aof. .
BOARD AND ROOM for atudant or
work In -r with light houaework
nart payment. Phone 3041.
UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT
FUGATE HOTEL
115 No. 5th Phone 6150
Rates by Week or Month
Woodrow Cuddy
-APARTMENTS FOR RENT
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, m I table for
on or two. no drunkl. cverythlnc fur-
n itineq. ion w, Broao.
TWO ROOM furnUhedT'aDartment. bach.
ejorp refe rred, 130 month. 1815 Main.
APARTMENT for rent.
couple, North Bth.
FURNISHED downtown
MO. Phone MM or 6300.
auttable for ,
LARGE TWO bedroom apartment,
atovea fum lined, S70 month. Inquire at
21B4 Wlard after 2 p m.
FURNISHED three room apartment,
flnt floor. 152.50. One room apartment
electric heat, 37.30. AU uUliUa lnclud
ed 419 No. 10th.
APARTMKNTS fnr rent, utilities mnA
linen furnlihed. 1B06 Ep1anade.
DOWNTOWN unfurnished d udIix.
adulU. 900 Oatt
MAI.f. THREE room aDartmnt. nart-
ly furnlthed. Phon S167. ,
WARM. COZY, quiet apartment UtllV
ties naid. Cloa In. Private entrance
Lad lei only. 0033. 3097.
TWO ROOMS, shared bath. Inquire Ul
Hifh; .
CASCADE APARTMENT Hotel. 230 S.
llih walkln dtitanc from bualnea
canter. ComnTetely furnUhed. By week
or month, winter raw. Apply in per
aon.
LARGE, three room furnished apart-
ment, close In. Heat, hot, Mid water
furnished. AdulU. Phon 65 after 8 30
p.m.