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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, ltU Senator Urges Increase In Production Of Bombers WASHINGTON to Sen. Jack ton (D-Wash) today urged a big spurt in bomber production as one ol the "things we need to do immediately to stay alive." Jackson, a frequent critic of administration defense policies, also called for a quick stepup in production of long-range missiles and nuclear submarines capable of firing such missiles. He said the Army should be built up. In a speech prepared for the Senate, Jackson said the United States has lost "our two precious Hies in past wars time in which to mobilize, and distance to protect our homeland." "Today whatever force is re quired, either to deter war or to win it if deterrence fails, must be on hand ready at all times," be said. Jackson did not make clear in his speech whether he felt addi tional funds for such an accel erated program should be includ ed in a $1,410,000,000 emergency defense money bill now pending, or whether he had in mind add ing to the regular defense ap propriations bill for the fiscal year starting July 1. It was reported that Senate Democratic leaders decided not to try to increase the total of the emergency bill, which has passed the House and now is before the Senate Appropriations Committee That bill is for the present fiscal year. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn don B. Johnson of Texas was understood to havo told his party colleagues he believes it would be unwise to seek any additions to the emergency bill. Johnson re portedly said such an effort might delay Senate) action on the bill by opening to debate the whole de fense structure. Thus, any major effort to in crease defense funds apparently will be made later- m the session when the Senate takes up the ad ministration's 39-billion-dolIar re quest for the coming fiscal year. That bill still is before the House Appropriations Committee. Adm. Arthur W. Radford said he no longer is confident that "no matter what mistakes our country makes in preparing for war the great strength of our industrial potential will bail us out. Radford, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the National Security Industrial Assn. that "if we have to fight another GOP Group Backs Tarr WEED Curtis W. Tarr, 33, of Chico was the unanimous choice for nomination for congressman from the second Congressional District at a Republican screen ing committee meeting held Fri day and baturtiay at Sacramento. Tarr is vice president of sales for Sierra Tractor and Equipment Company at Chicago, is regional vice president of the YMCA, served in World War II and re ceived several citations. He is a graduate of Stanford and the Har vard School of Business. Seventy-two delegates attending the meetings represented 15 of the 19 counties in the district. As Tarr received a majority of votes on the first ballot, he was accorded the unanimous vote by the com mittee. Other candidates under consid eration were Chapman Went worth of Dunsmuir, Ed Bent of Redding. Fred Nagle of Susanville and Carl Bash of Paradise. Most of the spirants for the candidacy ad dressed the delegates at a dinner and luncheon meeting. Tarr will be opposed by Harold (Bixl Johnson of Rospville for the post held for the last decade by Clair Englo who is now running for a seat in the Senate. Siskiyou County delegates in cluded 0. G. Sleelc. William Har ris. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lathrop ana i nil Johnson, all of Yreka; Airs. Hudy Guvnor. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Wentworth, nnd Mr. and Airs. Norman Green, all of Duns muir. Stanford Jackson of Shasta County was chosen to run against ramme u a v I s, assemblywom an from the second assembly district. The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: The Birth of a Baby Engagement Announcements Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls Phon. TU 4-6185 N ttt ar aMisatiMl i' global war, we are going to fight it with what we have on hand at the time." But Radford said he believes "we are strong enough today to deter the Soviets from attacking us." Crediting Russia with producing more long-range missiles faster, Jackson said, "The one and only way to fill the gap is by more long range manned bombers." "My own belief is that at least one billion dollars could now be profitably budgeted ior this pur pose," he said. He called also for immediate production of long-range ballistic missiles now being tested. He criticized administration re quests to begin building nine new nuclear submarines designed to launch the Navy's Polaris, a 1,500-mile-range missile. He said 15 such subs should be started Im mediately with an eventual goal of 100. Finally, he asked that the Army be built up to 18 modern divisions, instead of the 14 now planned in the budget. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice fs hereby given that the un dersianed has bven aDDOlnted admin iMrator of the estate of Etta Charlie Barrera, also known at Etta V. Bar rera and Etta C. Barrera, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klamath Cou-i-tv, Oregon, and that all persons hav ing claims against said estate of said deceased are hereby noliflrd to pre sent the same to said administrator at the office of the undersigned at Room 4. Melhae Building, KU'tvith Full Orenon. toff t her with ornrei vouchers, within six months of the date of the first publication nf this notice, wnicn is January auin, iao. W W. WARD Administrator J. C. O'NEILL of O'NEILL St MrLAREN, Attorneys for Adm. No. 30, Jan, 30, Feb. 6. 11, 20. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed admin istrator of the estate of Tressie Brown Hunt, deceaied, by the Circuit Court of Klamath County, Oregon, and thit all persons having claims against saio Mfatr nf tatri dWeased are hCrsbv notified to present the same to said administrator at tne oince 01 xne un dersigned at Melhase Building, Klam ath rn Orpffon. together with oron- er vouchers, within six monthi of the date of the first publication of this notice, whlcn la January uutn, ihm. C. P. WARD Administrator O'NEILL tt McLAREN, Attys. for Adm. No. 40, Jan. 30, Pb. 6, 13, 20. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed sdrmn iatrator nf (he estate of Teddv Cad- taln. deceased, bv the Circuit Court of Klamath County. Oregon, and that all persons having claims against said estate of said deceased are heroby notified to present the same 10 said administrator at the office of the un dnrsianed at Room 4. Melhase Build ing, Klamath Falls, Oregon, together itn proper vouchers, wnnin six lonths of the date of the first publl- monthi cation of this notice, which jan- uary jutn, iwan. Administrator J. C. O'NEILL Of O'NEILL & McLAREN, Attorneys for Adm. No, 48, Jan. 30, Feb. 6, 13, SO. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter Of the Estate of Vic tor Bellotll, also known as V1TTORIO HLLLuni ana v. ualluih, in censed: Notice is hereby given that 1 nave wn aDDOlnted Administrator of the eviate 01 ine aouve-namco aecnira. All persons having claims against said state are required to present them to me with orooer vouchers at the office or i. Aninony uiacommi, u.s. national Bank Buildine. Klnmnth Falls. Oregon. within six monthi from January 0, 1958, which is the date of first publi cation of this notice, ALUU A. BEL.L.UTT1 Administrator J. Anthony Giacomtn, Attorney for Administrator No. 30 Jan. 0, 16. 23, 30 and 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice w her,bv Biven that the un dersigned been appointed an Ex ecutor of the Estate of ANTON STEY SKAL, deceased, by Order of the Cir cuit Court of the County of Klamnth, and all persons having claims ftgntml said estate are required to present the same to the Executor, duly ver ified and with the proper vouchers attached, at the office of his attor ney. L. ORT1I SISRMORE. 7:tl Mam Street, Klamath Falls. Oregon, with in six months from tne ante 01 nrsi publication of this notice. WILLIAM RAJNUft Executor L. ORTH S1SEMORE Attorney for Executor Jan. 8, 16. 2.1, 30. No. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Sealed bids will be received on or he fore two o'clock p.m. Thursday. Feb ruary 20, 195R. at the office nf the Klamath County School District, Vet eran' Memorial BUIg., Klamath Falls, Oregon. This bid will be for the erection of the Elementary School Hultding. Crest near Laverne. Klamath K.illi. Oregon A General bid ."til include all Hems of work Bids will be publicly opened and repd. As a condition precedent to receipt of his proposal, the bidder must have qualified ten llOt days pri or to the opening of bids, as prescribed by pine 22?, l.itws of Oregon. 1031. Plans and Specifications may be ob tained nl the offices of Morrison and Howard. Architects - 203-05 Williams lluildkna- - Klamath Falls. Ore it on A deposit of fifty and no-100 dollars i$fl0 00' will be required for olans and uprciiicaiionr.. 1 ne ueposn win ie ir funded to the bidder upon return "f the plans and specifications, in good Plans and specifications on Me at (he ! nu liners r.mniiKr ijuii, hi umihhu and MiRrne, urcam; ?an rranciscu and Sacramento. Citiliornl The successful bidder will be required to furnish a performance bond in the full amount of I he contract price, a payment bond of not less l ban fifty per cent iSO'vi of the contract price nnd he sh11 he required to carry Public Liabilnv Insurance as specified. A bidders bond or certified check In the amount equal to five per cent '.. of the lump aum bid. must ac company the bid as a guarantee for the execution of the contract and bonds, in cae the contract is awarded to the bidder. The Dlreclor of the Klamath Countv School Diitlrtrt reserve the riant t accept or reject any and all bids and to waive anv Informalities. Signed, J r. Itevden. Clerk. No. 40, Jan. 3J. .10. Feb 8. SUMMON FQUITY NO M-an IV THF. riHflltT roi'BT OF THE ST A TIT nr ORKCON FOR THF. COUNTY OF KLAMATH i BERTH A U. leAinr. Plaintiff, vs. 1 JOHN l.Ainr. Defendant TO JOHN l.AtllK. DEFENDANT1 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF nnr.(tON . ou are herenv required to appear and anawrr pUinllff rompUmt t herein on nr rWor- ' appear, for want thereof plaintiff will' apply to the court for the relief prayed for tn her complaint, to-wit: For a decree of divorce of find from you upon the ground of desertion; de creeing plaintiff to he the sole owner of her undivided one-third tntereit In certain rl property situated tn Cur ry County, Oregon, and decreeing you to have no right, tide nor Inter eat Ml-IT-ll., asmi irilKI III! MUMI11 IU nI 1 former mm nf nrl)ia I. Hera This summon!! U served upon tou bv publication thereof In the Herald and News once each ees, for four consecutive week pursuant to the or der of the Honorable David R. Van denherg. Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered the Jflth dav of January, IMUJ. the first publication to l8 made nn the 30lh dav of January. IPW. and the lat publication to be mad on the 17th day of February. r.nwtv e driscou, Attornev for Plaintiff fine Tre lluildmg Klamath Falla rtiMrm Ho, M Jan , Feb. . iJ, t. T1. WANT AD RATE SCHEDULE For additional rata information Phono TU 4-8111 1 5 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertion! .. ,. .' 5-6-7 Insertion! .. 123 1 Month (Daily) 3.35 4- fl 10 WORDS 4. 2-3-4 Insertion 1.50 9 50 3-6-7 Imtcrtioni 1 Month (Daily) 6 50 II 13 WORMS el 2-3-4 Truertloni , , J 25 5-6-7 Insertion! ..,,. . 3 75 1 Month (Daily) 0.7s in Ui WIIHIIK A Iruertloni , 3 00 5-6-7 Insertion! 3.00 m. monui luaiiyj , ,. J3.00 l J WUffUS 3-3-4 Intertiom ,, ,, ... ,, 75 insertion! . ,. , ft 23 1 Month (Daily) je.aa 36 30 WORDS Hi inWDRDS 2-3-4 Insertion 4 SO 5-6-7 Insertions - ... 7.50 1 Month (Daily) 19.50 3133 WORDS 2- 3-4 Insertions , , 23 3- 6-7 Insertions 75 1 Month (Daily) 22.73 4-36 40 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertion! ,, 600 5-6-7 Insertions ... 10.00 1 Month (Daily) 26.00 DEADLINE 5:30 p.m. day before cents. Box numbers 25 cants. Please call TU 4-6111. Minimum char 30 rrad the first Insertion or your ad. The Herald Ac News reserves the right publication. Noon Saturday for Sunday or Mondav. For rates and Information concerning Classified Display please Ad copy and will be responsible for oniy one incorrect insertion 01 any Want Ad. and then only by correct to classify, edit or reject anv Want publication of same. Corrections or con cell a lions if received by 5:30 p.m. will be mada In following dav'a nubll- cation. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE New Car, & Truck, .. 54 Trailers ........ .....m. 82 Auto Miscellaneous Used Cars & Trucks 85 EMPLOYMENT HelD Wanled. Female 14 Help Wanted, Male 16 Help wanted 17 Situations Wanted 18 HEAL, ESTATE Rooms For Rent 22 Apartments For Rent 24 Houses For Rent . . ? Misc. Property to Let , ,, 27 Real Estate Wanted 2S Real Estate Exchange ......m. 29 Heal Kstaie ror sale Business Opportunities 32 Misc. For Rent . 45 NOTICES it Card of Thanks j...... A in jwpmnnam Funeral Homes Meeting Notices at r ouna General Notices Personals Public Charity - Services 2 services ir MISCELLANEOUS Transportation neaitn Educational Financial - Loans .. Building - Remodeling r uei - jirniing Food - Produce ..... 39 Boats - Pets - Sports Hobbles 40 Haaio - TV - Music Livestock St Poultry 42 macninery Misc. Wanted . 46 Misc. To Exchanffa . 4R Misc. For Sale 81 FUNERAL HOME' C O'HAIRS Memorial Chanel. S3 Pine. Phone TU 4-3450. Parking lot avail able. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Horn. 915 High st pnona TU 7.-4404. MEETING NOTICES 1 Klamath Lodije No. 77, A.F. and A.M., Saturday, Feb. 1, 6 p.m. Annual pan cake supper. All Ma sons and triends in cited Paul R. Kincaid, W.M SPECIAL Meeting, Crater Lake Lodge No. 211, A.F. and A.M., Thursday, Jan. .10, 7:30 p.m. Work in the MM de gree. Ernest Wallin. W.M. LOST 4 FOUND 2 LOST bracelet between Copco and Wil lard Hotel. Keepsake. Reward. TU 4-flHDO. GENERAL NOTICES 10 Olf demonstration. Amy Brown TU 2-0344. DANCE Rock and Roll with the "Rock ell" at the 97 Corral Saturday night. Peggy Peebler Phone TU 3-0229. FOR Stanley Home Products call Bull Jones TU 4-PSS3 2355 Hope PERSONALS WOULD like to share my homr with nrktiur airl. If interested, rail Til 2-3371. PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 7 YOUNG women of anv faith need in it confident inl advice may contact Miss rruitt. Catholic Charities. 27R W. llrnndway. Eugene, Oregon. Phone 5-3642. ALCOHOLICS anonymous. 120 River. side. Phone TU 2-P.t0f. P. O Box 204. Also trieiuliy help lor rant. lies of alco holics SERVICES 10 HOME repair, clean up, pruning, gen eral handyman work. Reasonable. TU home building, remodrltni, roof i, call Dean Starkey TU 4-4461. CARPENTER work, new or re model - is" - .1 - 1 - & -mn!,, CITY Delivery Service. Pan-els bag gage. Move household goods, pianos. TU 2 -37 37. OIL Stove cleaning, repair. TU 2-4507. DRAFTING Modern home and small building design. Money laving plans, meeting all requirements. TU 2-4576. PAINTING, paper hanging. TU 4-6752. FAIX pruning and yard cleaning. Call Foster Smith phone TU 2-4524. Rt'UHER STAMPS Jim Kaler. 141S1 TU 2-JP90. -dav service. See t Main, or call FOR tailoring srrvtrea see Pete John son for alterations on men's clothing Pnuhlo breasted suits road over to single ore Med. AUo suits mad to me ami re TU 3-0337. 30.17 Garden. MY Avon customers. Available a1 home ThursdaM. Vanessa Buitler, TU 4 97 13. DAY. niaht servlrlna lre and small Klamath Refrigeration Service,. TU 4 97.11. 7T. r. : V1ih iV V". 1 1 l-tn URN1TURK, lf3 E a S 1 1 piCTVRK framing Irction . rxcrMmt w. complete sa- ork man ship, Garco- KIMrs plumbing and heating TIM So ath. TU avaggft. Free estimating. CALL US FOR GRADALL AND GET YOl'R CINDERS DRAIN ROCK NOW rilONE TU 2-4441 GRAHAM BROS. KING SEPTIC TANKS Cleaning k Ro(o-Rooer Stirfc C W. CLIFFORD, Manager F.D F. KING, Owner JJ09 Hibrd Ave.-Ni. TU 4 9M1 SERVICES 10 Termi Estimate SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned Installed Custom Digging Klamath County Sanitary Service 718 No. 10th TU MIS HEALTH ... 1J SWEDISH massage. REDUCING. STEAM baths, or MINERAI, baths. Call Lola Myers, TU 2-3870. HELP WANTED, MALE U AAA needs field representative. Good salary plus commission and renewals. Car necessary. Preferred age 30-50. TU 2-3439 for interview appointment. NEED one man between 21 and 60 to fill vacancy. Must be able to fur nish local references. Call TU 2-2040 between B and 12. HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED baby sitter, my home. No housework. Furnish own transportation. Call after 5 p m., TU 2-3OU0. ARE you longing for a television, car, more clothes or education for your family? Let us show you how other women like yourself ar acquiring these extras by representing Avon Cos metics. Write Mrs. Martina Marshall, Avon District manager, Lawen. Oregon. EXPERIENCED dental assistant, half days. Also need applications of quali fied secretaries and bookkeepers. ANDERSON OFFICE SERVICE 329 Main. Office placement Stenography Mimeographing. SECRETARY bookkeeper and general office work for lumber company. State qualifications and experience to Box care neraia ana news. WANTED woman to live in. babysit ting ana jigni noueworK. TU 4-.MH1 SITUATIONS WANTED 18 COMBINATION lumher mrior rll. fled in pine. Available after February 15. R. J. Cowan. Rt. 1 Box 810. Grants t-ass, uregon. Phone un 0-4109. WILL do baby sitting evenings and wet-Ken as. iu -wr.m. CHILD care, my home. References. TU 2-3571. WANT ateadv care of oreachool chit. dren. my home In Mills Addition. Call TU 4-4711. SEWING, any kind. TU 4-4833, WORKING mothers! Best in child care, aay ana nignc. ru z-zbct. oti student wishes work washing walla, ceilings and windows. TU 2-4372. CARPENTER work able. TU 2-0456. service. Pickup and deliver. TU 4-9434. IRONING, 4-7H87. piclr ip. delivery. TU WANTED baby sitting. References, TU ROOMS FOR RENT 22 SLEEPING rooms. TU 4-4444 or TU 4-11313. SLEEPING rooms 1034 High. STEAM heated sleeping room Qulal ciean ciose in. rnone ru 2-0211 LARGE comfortable rooms) for wom en. 310 South 5th. ROOM, board gentlemen. 1607 Cres cent. LOVELY rooms, close tn. Phone TU 4-4Z9V. APARTMENTS FOR RENT . 24 BACHELOR apartment. Park Apart ments. 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-7187. UNFURNISHED aoartment ion Cres cent). 1519 Donald, TU 4-4355 evenings ana sunaays. FURNISHED apartment. 303 Washing ton. TU 4-9378. FURNISHED downtown apartment for rent, ranting space, ru 4-tMW or ru 4-HtUO. LEASE available March 1 on two bedroom deluxe apartment. Fireplace, electric heat, garage. $90 a month. TU 4-4193. MODERN clean apartment. One child permissable. No pet. Phone TU 4-5334, TRIPLEX, three rooms. furnished. close lrt, reasonable. 324 Broad. TU 2-9385. CLEAN, modern, furnished one bed room cabin. 135. Owner, 1302 E. Main, TU 4-4392. CLEAN two room furnished apartment, utilities furnished. TU 2-0311. 317 Pine. NICELY furnished three room aoart ment in duplex. Close In. TU 4-4233. ROOMY pleasant two bedroom f 11 r nlshcd apartment. Newly redecorated. Close to schools. 825 Lincoln TWO room furnished apartment, man preferred. TU 4-3678. LIKE new two bedroom duplex apart ment. Large living room, kitchen, wired for automatic washer and drver. Utility room and garage. See at 2012 fciwriein, i u it-u4w. MASONRY constructed beautiful large one and two bedroom apartment homes, rurnisned or unturntsnea. util ity room, tile bath, Youngslown kitch en, electric heat, good location. Must be seen to be appreciated. TU 4-6223. NICE clean three room and bath fur nished apartment, natural heat. 207 East Main. THREE room unfurnished apartment with garage, $35. TU 4-7113 after 12. THREE room furnished apartment, $35 month. 1125 East Street. TU 2-0.136. THREE bedroom and one bedroom apartments. Partly furnished. Five blocks from Mom Street. TU 4-3873. ONE bedroom furnished apartment $55. Heat, water, furnished. 825 (rant, ONE bedroom apartment, adults, no pets. TU 2-2405. NICELY furnished, warm, close In, private entrance, utilities paid. Reas onable. Single lady. TU 4-3697. APARTMENT furnished. Inquire High. FURNISHED three rooms, close in nrtult only, no pets, laundry facili ties, .Ml No 8lh. TU 2-3170. NEAT clean, one-bedroom furnished apartment. 420 Main, Electric heat. Inquire 422 Main. close in. 433 FURNISHED three room apartment, $33.50 One room apartments, J.tB 50 and $30. Utilities included Shared bath. Adults only. 419 North 10th. apartments. Pine and nrAtrriFi'LLY furnished one bed- room apartment. X131 Union. TU -J0 meStTue a"Whew.ndh'o,?r:R"Vo i N1CR clean three room furnished apartment with private hath. Close I ui TU 4-S1U or TU 4-ffiWe. THREE room furniihed apartment. adult-., no pets. 911 w.inut. tu 4-M72 I ri'RMSHED apartment. Fhona TU ! - i ri'RNlSITKn apartmrnt, altiim hat Adults. Alpha Apartments, 930 pint. TV 4-4.VJ2. NFW one bedroom. SI ova refrigera tor, washer, dryer. Low heat. TV 8-2730. PARTLY firnlh4d one bedroom! apartment Inquire 011 Prospect. rtiRNISHTD apartments. 710 Main Greer Hotel. NICK rlean smsll furniihed srartmrnt rraionable, close In. TU 4-6006. TU 4-MI1. NICT apartment. Private entrance. 422 North 6th. ONK bedroom apartment, atltilti. no pets, furnished. 47.11 South 6th. MOTKl. cabins, weekly. Calf TVTmT TUHlcr. room furnished apartment SOM White. rOR rent, winter rates. Klamath Court Apartments. 1314 So. 6th. Phont TH11KB room furnished apartment Si? 1"' rm,f preferred. M tldorade TOH rent four room furnished apart ment. 44 Market St. TWO room furnished ITU Oak. TU I-04M. 1 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 14 THREE room furnished apartment 2135 Orchard. Adults. Inquire 2037 Had cliffe. TWO bedroom apartment, completely furnished, utilities paid. TU 1-3301 or TU 4-8360. I.ARGE three room apartment. 2219 South th. TO 4-5SM On and two bedroom apartment . Furnished and unfurnished Inquir Shasta View Apartment 1627 Washburn Way TU4-K77 EWAUNA New and different Designed for better hvinf Furnished or Unfurnished Single Bedroom Also Office Space 219 So. 11th TU 2-1062 or TU 4-4389 APARTMENTS Privacy not found in smaller buildings. Clean, quiet, nicely furnished. Carpeted. Ample stor age, free parking lot. Close walk ing distance downtown. Steam heated. Washing facilities. Eleva tor service, Lobby. As low as $55.00 with most utilities paid, CASCADE APARTMENT HOTEL 230 So. 11th St. Please- apply in person HOUSES FOR RENT ... 26 TWO bedroom unfurnished house. In qure 912 Walnut, FOR rent, two people only, two bed room partly furnished house, $30 a month. 4500 Greensprings Drive. ONE bedroom house on South 0th St., $50 a month. TU 2-0984. Inquire at JjiJ Aiiamom. TWO bedroom unfurnished, clean mod ern house, two blocks west of River side. $63. tu 4-tnm. TWO bedroom duplex. $65 a month: two bedroom house, S75 a month; and one bedroom house, $43 a month. Call TU 2-3471. LARGE two bedroom comoletelv fur nished house. Children welcome. $75 a month. 2859 Altamont. TU 2-0372, FOR rent, three room house, part ly furnished. TU 4-8576. UNFURNISHED two bedroom duplex. 1502 Sargent. TU 2-3231. THREE room furnished house. In. TU 4-3233. TWO bedroom, modern. 425 Martin. THREE bedroom, completely furnished home. Includes bedding, dishes, cook tng utensils, automatic washer, tele vision. iw mommy, 141 &. main. Phone TU 4-4317. ONE bedroom, furnished duplex, new Iv decorated. Close in. Adults. No pets. $50. Phone TU 4-4281. THREE room duplex. Partly nished. 634 N. 8th. TU 4-9344. TWO bedroom unfurnished house, $55. Call TU 4-609B. THREE bedroom house, partly fur nished. $70 a month. Inquire 111 Pine. FURNISHED duplex. Adults. Clean, quiet. $60. TU 2-3458. Evenings TU Z-4J.JUH. TWO bedroom house, can be seen at 2027 Fargo street. ONE bedroom house, electric range, oil henter, refrigerator, otherwise un- lurntsnea. tu 2-uu;:j. CLEAN 2-room furnished cabin, $28. Water, garbage disposal. 1346 Owens. FOR lease, large four room house, Call TU 4-9164 or TU 4-4382. TWO bedroom unfurnished duplex on California Ave. 97u.au. ru t-iuet. ONE bedroom partly furnished house, Electric heat. $50. 3930 Shasta Way, Inquire .1356 Shasta Way. ONE bedroom furnished duplex. 1206 Montclair. Adult only. TU 4-79(17. ONE bedroom house, fireplace, hard wood floors, refrigerator and range. Adults. No pets. Phone TU 4-4667. DUPLEX for rent. TU 4-8761. SMALL house, unfurnished. 518 High. FURNISHED one bedroom house. $50 a month. Ill Pine Street. MISC. PROPERTY TO LET 27 ! FOR rent or lease, the Oliver Ranch, 2580 Lakesnore Drive. REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 WANTED to rent, one or Iwo bedroom house. Mills Addition. Unfurnished. Phone TU 4-9933. WANTED 2 or 3 bedroom homes, city or suburban. Have buyers (or small acrt'Hgcs. Call TU 2-2315 Or 4-3841. Orville Reichenberg. REALTOR. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 house. Modern. TU NORTH Side, like new two bedroom house. Electric heat, insulated. t tnrlied garage. 47.300. To see. cull TU 4-87H6. Axel E. Floren. builder of bet ter homes. n owner. Mill Addition, nice three bfdrooin home. Choice location. Buy my equity, balance on 41 a Pr cent G. 1.. payments $tiJ.37 per month. TU 4-60t2. TWO bedroom house, double garage. $3,500 full price. Phone TU 3-316. NEW three bedroom home with fire p.Hce and family room. 1326 Siskiyou. Call TU 2-i;i26 for appointment. NEW three bedroom home. large room, wall to wall carpeting, tlec trir heat, fireplace, large utility, at tached garage TU 2-130 or TU 4-61B7. ir Trade??? ir Two bedroom modern home. Din ing room, laundry, automatic oil heal, sarase. Close to Weyer- haeuser mill. Price-$5000. terms, 0u,nr W(md consjder trading On " hnic with small acreage. ir Handy Man ir Special We have a newly constructed un- ... . j , finished two bedroom home in saw- nii11 area- Pric m as is- down, balance on low monthly payments. ir- North 9tW St. ir Throe bedroom modern home. An old home that needs some work hut priced so you can afford to fix it up. StiSOO. Low down pay ment. Make us an offer. ir Mills Addition ir Three bedroom modern home. Pumice brick construction. Storm windows and doors. Electric heat. Insulated. Fireplace. Party room. Large attached garage. l'i baths. I'tihty room. Dining room. Nice lawns, with sprinkler system. A beautiful home on a large double lot. $22.50(1. Federal or convention al loan qualifications. T. B. WAITERS REALTOR A INSURANCE 107 So. 7th WALT DIFTZ, Associate Broker rh. TU 4-4193 (Eves. TU 4-9o22 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 I WOULD HELP U SELL OR HELP U BUY FOR 22 YEARS ALWAYS HAPPY TO TRY EVERETT DENNIS. REALTOR 121 No. ttb Ph. TU 4-8491 fr North Side 3 bedroom home in excellent con dition throughout. Living room with dining area. Utility room. Auto matic heat. Storm doors and win dows. Very good construction with continuous concrete foundation. $9,850, terms. ir Mills Addition ir Good income property located '.i block oft East Main Street. Close to Mills School. Two 2-bedroom homes and four 1-bedroom rentals. Good construction, all on concrete foundations. Garages and separate utility room. $30,000, terms. VERNON DURANT REALTOR k INSURANCE 2030 So. 6th Phone TU 4-9832 Eves. TU 4-7923 SALESMAN Joe Leonard Eves. TU 2-0527 CLEAN AND comfortabl small home situated on Vk acres of ir rigated productive land on Leiand Drive. One bedroom, living room, combination kitchen and dining area. A lot of living for $6300. Call for price details. DOWNTOWN corner. Suitable as site for modern business block or off street parking. Now occupied by apartment building with 17 furnished units producing steady income. Cash or terms, $7300 down, balance on contract.- WELL CARED for nicely arranged three bedroom suburban home on lot 70 by 150. All fenced, with lawn and fruit trees. House has good sized living room and large kitchen with adequate working space and dining area. ' Separate utility with laundry trays. Ward robe closets in bedrooms. Up to date bathroom with new fixtures. Existing GI loan may be assumed. Electric range included in price. $9750. LOCATED in Hot Springs, now rented at $80 per month, two apartment building. Al furnished. Good ranges, refrigerators, water heaters. Total price $6500. GILBERT W. FLEET REAL ESTATE 434 Main Office Ph. TU 4-9228 Home Ph. TU 4-4357 Sales: Virginia Brown yuu should have this 1 ft pos sible 2 bedroom home on Lake shore Drive. Concrete foundation- large lot with garden space, ga rage. Only $5500 Good terms. We have 16 fine acres close to Henley School on Highway. We would also appreciate having YOUR listing as we have bona fide purchasers. SCHROEDER REALTY CO. STEVENS HOTEL TU 4-9254 Evenings Call Ruth Robertson TU 4-6539 Joe Hunter TU 2-2792 NEW SUBURBAN TWO BED ROOM HOME, ranch style, large picture window, double car port, 1 acre good land on pavement near new school, price (11,500. Buy quickly and be the first to live in this home, FHA terms. SIXTY-FOUR ACRE FARM ALL IN ALFALFA, fair farm improve ments, good soil and irrigates nicely. Price $27,500. Good terms, will consider trade for Klamath Falls property. FOUR-PLEX ON ONE-HALF ACRE and in good condition and produces $200 monthly. Price $11, 500. Good terms. HEADQUARTERS FOR FAKMS AND RANCHES J. W. SANDERS REALTOR 1213 Main Street TU 4-7521 SALESMEN Cliff Shuck TU 4-6369 Rowland L. Ulrich TU 2-14331 V Only $5,500 I Is the total price for this roomy 2; bedroom modern home, close-in j north side location. Oil piped furn-j ace heat, basement garage. Can be purchased on easy terms. No' financing costs, immediate pot session. V Summers Lane Extra value, convenience and comfort will be yours with this newer 3 bedroom modern home. Carpeted living room with fire place: utility plumbed and wired for washer and dryer. A look will convince you here is a real buy at the low price of only 112.500. Terms. ACT NOW. ' ' Home & Income CALL NOW to see this convenient ly located 2 bedroom home, which includes, in addition, a very neat 1 bedroom apartment rental. Par tial furnishings included at total price of just $9,250. Close-in north side location with proximity to grade and high schools. Academy and downtown area. Reasonable down payment will handle. CHILCOTE& SMITH REALTORS SINCE 1909 111 H. 9th St. Ph. TU 4-7771 Salesmen: Homer Stiles Th. TV 4-9904 Eves. BiUChilcott TU 4-3281 Etes. USINESS OPPORTUNITIES - SI KLAMATH TALLS beauty shoo, com plete prlct, $3,300, term. Phont TU NflTlft TO PUBLIC Plcaaa investigate thoroughly any Investment of moners in merchandise, various enterprises or Dullness oppor tunities hefara lnvestlne your camtal. The Herald it News makes every ef fort to reject all fraudulent or mil leading advertising, however we are not responsible for the integrity of the firms or individuals whe place adveruaing In our publication. Anv advertlaine of business OODOT- tunltiee appearing to be fraudulent or misleading should be reported to the Classified Advertising Department of tne neraia ec news. ir Motels! ir 10 modern units plus nice three bedroom modern home. Located in Klamath Falls. All units house keeping equipped. $49,500, terms. Will take good duplex in trade. 16 units on S'-i acres. Highway 97. Like new. High proven income. $100,000. Trades considered. ir So. 6th Frontage ir 210 foot frontage on South 6th. Owner would move two homes now on property and sell or ground lease the land. Additional space possible. Will consider income property in part trade. ir Apartment Bldg. ir 16 unit apartment building in Klamath Falls. Excellent construc tion and condition. Between $900 and $1000 monthly rental income. Price $75,000. Will consider trades. ir South 7th ir Well constructed pumice tile building. Two bedroom apartment on second floor. Front office. This like new building has diversified usage like garage, paint shop, cabinet shop, etc. A good buy at $25,000. Good terms. T. B. WAITERS REALTOR & INSURANCE 107 So. 7th WALT DIETZ, Associate Broker Ph. TU 4-4193 (Eves. TU 4-9822) FINANCIAL LOANS . 34 TURN that old contract Into rath W have private money available at tnu time, tu 3-3471. WANTED $10,000. Will give first mort- 6 age on food xecurity, eight per cent t teres t. short term. Box 123, Herald ana news. Auto Furniture Salary LOANS Quick Easy Convenient COMMERCIAL IND. FINANCE 107 No. 9th TU 4-7711 S DOLLARS S CAN BE YOURS We are ready to help you pay those overdue bills. Consolidate your payments. Keep your credit record clean! Ask about our skip payment plan. X We re rolling out P T the Red Carpet at PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS 121 S. Ninth TU 4-8128 Wanted Local individuals wish to borrow $25,000.00 to be secured by a First Mortgage at 6 interest on a new masonry constructed building in Klamath Falls. Conservatively valued at $85,000.00. For further details contact BURTON E. GRAY REALTOR 1035 Main St. TU 2-2549 1 MACHINERY It's Ready To Go! Prices Are Right! USED FARM - EQUIPMENT USED TRACTORS 1 Used John Deere Model G 1 Used John Deere Model A Tractor Good Mechanical condition, as is 1 Used D-4 Cat with IS" shoes Very good condition. New motor. Less than 2000 hours 1 Used I.H.C. TD-6. wide tread Crawler tractor starter & lights, completely reconditioned, carries OAOO Blue Ribbon Guarantee Z.H7J I Used John Deere G Tractor with single front end, Electric starter, completely reconditioned, $J CO AT new rubber, exceptionally good lJetJ 1 Used Farmall M tricycle front end. good $1 'lAQ mechanical condition, 50 rubber ' wwv USED MACHINERY 1 Used M.M. 16" Roll Over Plow on rubber, with slat bottoms, perfect condition 1 Used M M. IS" Roll Over Plow with solid bottoms 1 Used M M. IS" Roll Over Plow with rubber tires, slatted bottoms 1 Used H.M. 186 2-way D.C. plow, solid bottoms I Used M.M. 16" Roll Over Plow with rubber tires, harrow hitch, solid bottoms. Top condition . . 1 Used M.M. Roll Over Plow with rubber tires, slatted bottoms, new shares with harrow hitch. Excellent condition. Like new 1 Used McCormick 18 ft. Cultipacker, Good condition. Three 6 ft. sections 1 Used Farmhand Loader complete with bucked Farmall H or M. Has been used very little, excellent condition . . . 1 Used 9PL Eversman Landleveler FLOYD A BOYD TULELAKE PHONE 7-2072 Salesman BUD FA1RCLO MALES Ph. 3-23M . 14 NEED MONEY? Debt Consolidation EmergendM Loans on: Auto alar7-Furnirore $50 to $1500 SUBURBAN FINANCE CO MP ANT 3910 So. 6th Ph. TU mm Bob O'Connor, Mgr. Town k Country Parking Evening Loan 'til 7 PM BUILDING REMODELING IS SALE. sale. sale, we're remodelta our 2nd floor. All used equipment must so. All are marked down far fast sale. MERIT'S 004 South th. LET'S plan your new home now, ee how about remodellnff Call Jee Jonee. TU 4-7835. DOORS DOORS Rotary Mahogany Grade A Doers 2-0x6 - 8x1 H $ 5.10 2-4x6 8x1 i 2- 6x6 8x1 H I.6S 1-8x6 - 8x1 . H i.9S 3- 0x6 - 8x1 - s C.30 Distributors of Plywood: rir Hardwoods Doors: Rotary k Ribbon Ma hogany. Birch Sen Builders Hardware LEWIS WHOLESALE BUILDERS SUPPLY 139 South Fir St. P. 0. Bo 17t Medford, Oregon Ph. SP 2-71M FUEL - HEATING SS BUY rocket stove or diesel fuel di rect from refinery and savel Je7 Hawk Petroleum Products Inc. Phone TU 4-678B for delivery. DRY pine mill blocks. MIS eersf. Metier Bros., phone TU 4-SlSt PINE body and limb wood. Don Phn pott, Dairy. Phone Bonanza 31 M. 1 AND 24 Inch dry body limb delivered. TU 2-3964. DFESEL or atove oU. delivered. Pro pane bottles filled. 14 hours. BUte Sav Mor Station. TU S-92M. COLD? Emergency deliveries taken anht 10 p.m. evenings and Sundays m heating oils and Presto logs. S & H Green Stamps Tu 2-9260 or TU 4-3681 Cliff Yaden's Signal Serrie 2560 So. 6th ON THE SPOT! Fuel Oil Coal Pru ps hf GiW Brown or TD Stamps WESTERN OIL t BURNER CO. 1845 So. 6th TU 41171 SEE THE BEN FRANKLIN Fireplace - Stove A terrific Heat Maker PHONE TU 4-8167 McCollum Home Mart South 6th It East Main PEYTON & CO. STANDARD BURNER OILS Wood Coal Prestologs PH. TU 4-5149 FOOD PRODUCE CULL potatoes, delivered. TU 4-Tilt. THREE kinds of apples tor sale. Pel isberto's Ranch, between MerrUI end Malin. Merrill 2130. 44 Tractor. Hand starting, tnj C 775 '3850 300 '160 225 60 280 16" 290 MOO for 295 '95 FINANCIAL . LOANS . i