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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1956 PROBLEMS EXIT WHEN WANT ADS ENTER - PHONE 8111 PAGE FIGHT Kefauver Lays Charge Of BOSTON Wl Sen. Kefauver (D Tenn) said today the United States has been placed In a position where "the trump cards" of Its diplomacy "are all threats of atomic war." He said in a speech prepared for the New England Weekly Press Assn., that a "lew more blunders" like his "brink of war" interview and "Secretary of State Dulles will have outlived his usefulness." "Speedwriting Shorthand" SPECIAL CLASS ORGANIZING. JANUARY 24th and ending April 18th. Each TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY evening from 7:00 to 9:30 o'clock P.M. No othei subject taught at this time. En rollment must be made in advance. READ and WRITE sentences the FIRST LESSON. A possible dictation of 100 to 120 words pe minute by April 18, IF student will diliqently study and cooperate. Klamath Business College Phone 4760 Kefauver referred to a contro versial article in Life magazine in which statements attributed to Dul lesand verified by him In sub stance have aroused criticism from Democrats and from abroad. Kefauver, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomina tion, said he does not doubt Dulles wants peace, but that "it only seems to me that he takes the 4743 So. 6th Street, City eodimig Timme Is Yoyo Tninnie jiy i' I The newspaper is the basic advertis ing medium because it does not have to compete with other interests and activities for your attention. It al ways is waiting to be read at your convenience as you are doing now. ir Atom Var most dangerous means of achiev ing it." "He says that he carried us three times to the brink of war and artfully brought us back again," Kefauver said. And he add ed: "Secretary of Defense Wilson during all this period, does not appear to have moved up tn the brink of war. There is no evidence that the armed forces were ready for any final engulfing war. The people of the United States cer tainly wero not prepared for a war." "There are now enough bombs on both sides to blow to oust every target of any military significance in the whole world. Kefauver con tinucd. "It Is not a time for boyful games and fanciful illusions. " Attacking administration domes tic policies, Kefauver said that de. spite the apparent prosperity of tne nation, business lallurcs are rising, and It Is mostly small busi nesses which are falling." TWO BAG ONE BEAR WKST POINT, Va. !- James A. Hand killed the first bear bagged in Kind Wlllipm County In more than 60 years. Vhen his dogs barked he grabbed a .22 rifle (not recommended for bear) and shot the 250-pound bear In the neck. It bit him in the leg. While he was clubbing it with the rifle butt, a friend killed the bear with a shotgun. DR. J. W. LOWE Chiropractic Physician Complete Spinal Treatment Office Ph. 2-1131 - Res. 2-0182 1 1 1 So. 4lh St. Stevens Hotel Bldg. .1. ' L't ' . iI&mh T if' I 1 nl 'lfii fcw naif 4 in i LOOK AT ALL THIS MESS, is what Deborah Tice (left) and Judy Cornell were saying Friday night at the YMCA family night dinner. Whether or not the two tots really were cleaning up, or whether the photographer couldn't resist the picture, we wouldn't know. At any rate, the affair was rated a big success. STILL AROUND RIDERS HALLANDALE, Fla Ufl Harry Roble, who led American Jockeys with 173 winners in 1931, will re turn to Gulfstream Park this win ter as a jockey valet. Ml I 11""" i i : ' V' ? t.'SlU't Whe n You Write A Letter, Be Sure The Address Is Correct Writing Legible WASHINGTON (UP) When next you write grandma, make sure the address is right. Else it miht wind up like 20,625,463 letters and packages did last year in the dead letter office. Postmaster General Arthur K. Summerfield's crew is a little upset about the carelessness of the letter-writing public. Over 18 million of those misguided missives wound up in the trash. About 3'j million were greetings for the Yule to people who never got wished a merry or happy one. A lot ot the wrong-way letters contained money. If the sender puts his return address in the left hand corner, the douch is returned to him. About $110,131 was re turned last year. The rest went Into a relief fund. Well, the dead letter office is so worked up, it has come up with a sot of mailing rules that all or us should paste in our hats First, write so the Post Office can read it, even if you have to print. Make sure the address is correct, written in full without abbreviations. The return address Use the postal zone number. And if you think your letter is over weight, put it on the scale to assure enoimh postage. Abbreviating the names of slates can run into trouble. For instance, carelessness with the pen can make "La" for Louisiana look like "la" for Iowa. Write 'em out. Likewise there can be confusion in "NC" "ND" as "Nil". Also there are similarities within ft single state. Like Bcllmawr and Pelmar, in New Jersey. Cullen and Crellin, in Maryland. There is Elvaston and also Evanston, in Illinois. Georare Fost. who heads the co ordinating unit of the Minneapolis Post Office, recently reported a variation on the problem of names of streets. A housewife reported she and her husband had moved and had filed the proper change of address form. She wondered why they were not receiving any mail. Bills, even. Post looked into the matter and learned that the couple had moved into the only house on a recently cut - through, block - long street, which never ne.d been reported to the Post Office. Clerks had been sendinjr the letters back. James Sheoner. a letter peddler at Pottsville. Pa., knows about streets that are hard to spell. He says that the name of a street, properly spelled "Mahantongo" in his town has been spelled 208 ways since he has been touring his ap pointed rounds. "I nave. Jim says, "properly delivered letters with addresses spelled all the way from C (Chantoogd) to Z (Zoomahan- tongo. It sure wears on a man! Some people overdo the business of a complete address. Like the Easy Money Geo. N. Taylor The traveling salesman had the dniRKist's order and next, the salesman would church on the edge of the town. This was a strange request and being; an of ficer of the church, the drug gist went along. Stepping up be side the pulpit, the salesman kept repeating Easy Money go up to the Easv Money." It Ceo. N. Taylor seems that years before this trav eling salesman and his pal had put on ft big revival and stirred the citv. The druggist said that some of their best workers were then received. But now a strange fact. Neither the revivalist nor yet his singer believed the Bible. But thev wanted easy money and they took this way of getting it. How explain It? Let the Bible speak You are born again by the word of Qod that lives and abides for ever. That Is the sense of it. See 1st Peter 1:23. This Messace sponsored by n Oregon Lumberman. Adv. Br t cs? " V Tr 17 v J n case reported by Postmaster JoKn Whalen of Icard, N.C. A woman addressed a letter like this: "Downtown furniture store. "Run by two brothers who look alike, "Across street from dime store, "Appliance store at one end of street. t "Dry goods store at other, "Gulfport, Miss." Legal Notice NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Under the authority of an Order made and entered by the Circuit Court o: the state of Oregon for the county or Kiamam, dated me i9tn day at Jan uary. 11156. the undersigned Administra irr f f th Csnie of John Pearch alto known as Jack Pearch. deceased, will sell at private sale for cash in hand the following parcel of real property: Inli t-l no, I Id nt Rlnnlr in In th town I of cni-aKim nivfr in Klamath County. Oregon. The sale or sales will be madi on or alter me z'un aay oi reoruary. 19.10. Bids will be received and any sale or snlea made will be at the of fice of Robert D. Pucketl. at 112 i. 5th Street. Klamath Falls. Oreffon. Dated this 20th day of January, 1936. Administrator of the lEstate of John Pearch, Deceased No. 757 Jan. 23, 30. Feb. 6. 13- NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T1IF, STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Harry T. Latidram, who was also known as H. T. Landram. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that T have filert my final account of the Admtnls tralion of the above entitled estate and that the Court haf appointed Feb ruary 21. 1956. at 10 a.m. as the time for hearing objections to sucn imai ac count and the settlement thereof. Ollic Relk Landram, Executrix uanonff sc canonR Attornevs for Executrix No. 736 Jan. 23, 30, Feb. . 13. SUMMONS EQUITY NO. 36-2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Violet V. DuKRan, Plaintiff, vs. Har old L. Durgan, Defendant. To Harold L. Dug Ran. Defendant: In the Name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear ana answer piainif ft s complaint on file herein on or before Tuesday, the 7th day of February, 1036. and if you fall tn so answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof daintiff will anolv to the court for the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wtt: For a decree of divorce of and from you upon the crounns of desertion, and for the care. custody and control of Yvonne Ger trude Duecan. ascd six veara. minor child of plaintiff and defendant. This summons Is served upon you by publication thereof in the Herald and News once each week for four consecutive weeks pursuant to the order of the Honorable David R. Van dcnbern, Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered the 5th day of January. 1356. the first publication to be made on the 9th day of January. 1P56. and the last publication thereof to be made on the 6th day of Feb ruary, 1956. Edwin E. Driscoll Attorney for Plaintiff Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls. Oregon No. 741 Jan. 9-16-23-30 Feb. 8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is herehy given that the under Hgned has been appointed administra tor of the estate of Patrick J. Jackson, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klam ath County. Orrgon. and that all per sons having claims against said estate of sa;d deceased are hereby notified to present the same to said administra tor at the office of the undersigned at Suite 1. Melhase Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon, together with proper vouchers wuhin six months of the date of the first publication of this notice, which Is January 9th. 19.16. J. C. O'Neill, Administrator No. 739 Jan 9-16-23-30 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that I have filed my Final Account. Report of in the matter of the estate of Harry winKeii, deceased, and the Circuit Court has set Tuesday, the 7th day of - ,j J ' - l "ie nour oi len .... ,c i-muii voun rtoom vi th Klamth County Court House. and V r71!, vrcRon. as me lime -- ..... .... mil in s mi TAvrpiiuni and objections to said Final Account. Charles L Moore. Executor of the EMate of Harry N. Langell. Deceased. Edwin E. Driacoll Attnrrifv fnr r.i Pine Ttee Building isiamain rails. Oregon No. 740 Jan 9-16-33-30 Feb. t Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loose falsa teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling when voi eAt, talK or laugh. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. Thu pleasant powder eiTes ft remarkable sense of added comfort and aecurlty by holding plate mor nrmlT. No gummv. gooey, pasty tasta or feeling. It s aikallM non-add Cat FASTEETH at any drug oubu RATES t INFORMATION Herald & News MARKET PLACE of the KLAMATH BASIN Wtla Esplanaa. mm (III CLASSIFIED i par word 6c - per watl tie - per word Vic per ward lAc Twi rfayi Tbrte days . Four dart w riv aaja . Dtr warn ikc six oy iwtei runi per wora sue Mantfc run per word 6Ae ror your conrenrenre. puc ur t ran 'Until Further Notice. I wntn u call to cancel von arc charged only for the number of davs is runs. Minimum enarga far any on ad CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Opan rat per column Inch ,...,,. 11.01 su incnia in.monin - - ,,. .,.. 10 Inches In month 60 Inches In month , 120 inches In month Plekup Rata Uama copy ri-peatf .19 answers io ads may ba handled through box numbers at tba paper DEADLINES CLASSIFIED 5:3 p.m. day before publication. noon saiorauT ror sunasy or uonaay. Noon day bofaro nublicitlon. Noon Friday for Sunday. Noon Saturday for Monday ADJUSTMENTS Please oiako claims for adjustments wimoui oeiay. ins Herald A News reseryts the right to classify, edit or reject anv Want Ad copy and will bo responsible for only one Incorrect insertion or any tvnt Ad and then only by correct publication the next nuhltra lion. Pltaie read the first Insertion of your an. corrections or cancellations re eeWed by 8:30 p.m. will bo made In fol lowing dav nithllcatlnn WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY. s 1A DEATH NOTICES IB FUNERAL NOTICES A CARD OF THANKS -IN MEMORIAM C FUNERAL HOMES D FLORISTS I MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS 7 TUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 8 TRANSPORTATION 10 SERVICES 1 1 -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 2? REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -FINANCIAL LOANS 36 BUILDING REMODELING 38 FUEL HEATING 39 FOOD PRODUCE 40 BOATS-PETS-SPORTS-HOBBIES 41 RADIO TV MUSIC 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY ' 44 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 4 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. 51 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 55 AUTOMOTIVE C FUNERAL HOMES CHAIRS Memorial rilU. Of. Phont Chnpd. 34M. MEETING NOTICES Klamath Lodge. No. 77 A.P.&A.M. will hold a stated com munlcation Monday eve- Ijjf ning Jan. 23 at 8 p.m. i3r at tne Masonic Temple, 418 Klamath Ave. Visit ing Brethren are invited to attend. GEO. A. BOUDON, W.M. IOOF NO. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. Fifth and Main Sts. Aloha Chapter No. 61 OES will hold stated meeting Tuesday, Jan. 24, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple. Martha Powell. W.M. Harold Rush, WP Legal Notice NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH in the Matter or the Estate oi Henry M. Berg, Deceased. notice is hereby liven that l have filed my final account as Administra trix of the Estate of Henrv M. Bent. deceased, and that the Court has set February 21, 1956. at the hour of 10:00 a.m., as the time for the hearing of objections to said final account and settlement thereof. Dated this 19th day of January. 1956. Lottie Dawson. Admx. C. O'Neill. Attorney for Admx. No. 7M Jan. 23. 30 Feb 6. 13. NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is herebv given that, nursuant to an order of the Honorable David R. Vandenberg. Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, made and entered herein on the 19th day of January, 1056. in the matter of the Estate and Guardianship of James Ben Pisan. a Minor, for the sale of the real orooerty herein-after described, there will be sold at private sale, for cash, from and after the 29th day of February. 1956. the following described real property, to-wit: An undivided one-fifth interest in and to property located at 3426 Hllvard St . Klamath Palls. Oregon, described as: Beginning at a point 85 feet west of the northeast corner of Lot 1, Block 6. Altamont Acres: thrnc wixterlv alnn the north line of Lot 1, Block 5, Alta mont Acres, a distance of 85 feet: thence southerly and at right angles to said line 214 7 feet to the south lin of Lot 2. Block 5. Altamont Acres: thence easterly along said south line of Lot 2. Block 5. Altamont Acres, a distance of 85 feet: thence northerly and at right angles to said line 214.7 feet to the place and point of begin ning. Said prooerty to he sold as one plere at the office of Clarence A. Humble. Attorney. T31 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, attorney for the guar dian for said minor. Dated this 23rd day of January, 1958. Mario Pisan Guardian of the Estatt and Guardianship of James Ben Pisan. a Minor N. TSt Jan. 23, 30, Fab. 6, 13. O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive -repeated Uilj, 19o 1 MEETING NOTICES SPECIAL MEETING Scottish Rite ; Bodies. Installation of ficers in Consistory, . Tuesday, Jan. 24, at t 8 p.m. Herman Glsvold Sec'y. 5 m 2 LOST AND FOUND LOST GLASSES adve.'tlud bn. Wm T Horton. 713 Main. !TiOS.T T Go'''., rimmed glasses, green ' plastic ton. Call 2-J:m or 7121 - fc?S VJ?N yd" J"' u Hen-,,' ,T,uesdv- January 17. C. R. Djer Tulelake. California. dSh BO?EB PUP ln vielnlly of "rEi'J?.. SJJ.,nsw,r ' name of 4im Child', net. Beward. Phon. ; 4 GENERAL NOTICES ICE SKATES nrM.lnn . IJO0.4p55So61hJphone 7760. FOR STANLEY Home product!" call " Buff Jones 9883 or Pti Feebler 3)210. ' 6 PERSONALS GnAPHU-ANAl VSlS the trail you' , Le.ave ln Wnat ' retarding your , prnarcss? Phone 7078. ' ' MEN'S SUIT soeciallst. 533.50 to US. nin wnn r.Taln. LOLA S DOLL HOSPITAL Dolls of ' all makes serviced. Phnn. n-rnn r:i: court Apartments, Weyerhauser Road. WILL BOARD and rnri elderly - Rcr'HOjr in mi'rr. ; aWm?? !!". Re!rnces. Phona i 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERViCET I-rOiiOI.ICR AKIWVWmta n u ' I.Qina d r r. n-. r " " YOUNG WOMFM nf .nu j IS? Sa'!Atnii" advice may contacl . Miss Prultt. Catholic Charities. 278 W. c Broadway. Eu..n. nr.n n,.. 5-3642" v. 10 SERVICES CALL FRALEY for floor sanding and " finishing. Phone 9201. I EXPERT ALTERATIONS, repairs, n- InRs. Womens. mens apparel Including Units. Fast service. Town Shoo. f SAVE ON electrical work. Phone 9744. SEWING reasonable. Phone 6082. APPLIANCE AND TV r.nBi Schooled technician. ...w JEVE-PLIANCE CENTER 11th and walnut Phon. 70a SAW FILING. Phone 5909. CELLAR DRAINER pump. Universal Injector water .vjst.m anrt ..lt rltli- ' Southern Orecon Well Drilling, 635 Wll- w.w remuaeiing, new work, r Plastic tiling. Estimates given. Phone FOR HIRE: thrce-ten yeard dump p .1 uvkb. rnone mo. 19, SKATES precision ground, Ken'a Flxit Shoo. 4655 So. 6lh. phone 7760 I SEPTIC TANKS and lines cleaned and r Installed. LacyKlng. 3335. CURTAINS Phone 5635. laundered and stretched. DOLL HOSPITAL. 1434 Ti,-(-..." fa , Phone 6992. A TREE PROBLEM Can Be Remedied By Calling ALAN BAKER at SUBURBAN NURSERY Ph. 2-3167 3614 S. 6th Ph. 8188 . Pruning - Repairing Transplanting - Removal Septic Tanks Cleaned - NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also r ROTO ROOTER SERVICE ' "T Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. td h. King 2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841 1 1 DO-IT-YOURSELF WARD'S REPAINTED Insulating Board - and Tile. Build, decorate, insulate. Do- It-Yourself. Makes remodeling easy, 1 MONTGOMERY WARD r 9th it Pine Phone 3188 r 13 EDUCATIONAL - Hirh sranoi. AT UHMV Qualify for diploma, job, or college. , r tcc caiaiog. American scnool, 7S7 Harlow Rd., Eugene, Ore. BOOKKEEPING office machine, typ ing, shorthand. SDeetiwr tine, kindred subjects Klamath Business College 4743 ' So 6th Phone 4760 4 HELP WANTED, FEMALE PERMANENT position open for worn- an who likes to sew. Must be neat and like to meet the public. Excellent work- ing conditions. Age 20-45. Two weeks .'acation with nav first vear- flv Hnv .. week; retirement benefits with no cost to you. Apply in person at your Singer Sewing Center. 633 Main, Klamath Falls. ;' ASSISTANT MANAGER Mnt h .v. ceilent saleslady, have some experience " in creun. casnierinR. ana winaow trim- ing. Apply at Hartfieids. Mrs. Krue- " er. 6 HELP WANTED, MALE SALESMAN with car. We train. Kirby Co. Call 2-01.-U. ? PACIFIC TELEPHONE has opening for installer repairman age 22-30. Must have high school education ' with electronics experience or training k to qualify. Must be able to pass stan dard physical examination. Good start ing salary. Paid vacation. Liberal pen- ' sion plan and other benefits. For per son! interview, see R. C. Hopson, 120 ' orin Bin ai. a good place to work." FACTORY SALESMEN - sell Charlea -Chester nationally known cushion shoes direct. Complete line for entire family. Full time or side line. Full time men ' earn up to $23 per day ln commission. lg repeats. Sample and equipment tnti- ished producers. CHARLES CHESTWt ' SHOE CO., 492 Chester Bldg., Brockton. ) AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN WANTED ' ,;,f We believe that a salesman Is not .. bom but must learn to sell, as ' man would learn any other pro- " fession. An intelligent man, who , Is neat, aggressive, and willing to - work hard would be a successful salesman if he had the following , advantages 1) A saleable product that has earned public acceptance. , (2) An established business with a good reputation. t (3) A complete sales training pro- J gram that permits you to earn T while you learn. 1 (4) A good remuneration plan that J permits high earnings. J '51 Opportunity for advancement. - OUR company offers all the above f advantages. Your success depends " on you. If intrested, apply in per- son to Wally Spires. (No telephone ' calls, please). JUCKELAND MOTORS 11th and Klamath Ave. i WANTED Qualified person to act as pur chasing and shipping clerk. Job consists of purchasing, shipping") and receiving. Oood opportunity for Industrious man. For Informa tion call: a Klamath Mach. A LocomoUvs wv. ,: I Spring 5i Elm Sts, Pfa. 8141 J ' T" ' . ... .
