FRIDAY, FEBRUARY-14. 1958
HERALD AMD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINE
Score Tests Injured
Eye In Batting Cage
TUCSON, Ariz. Herb Score
is more confident than ever that
lie will be. able to resume his
place on the mound for the Cleve
land Indians after giving his vi
sion its stiffest test since he was
hit in the eye by a line drive.
The 24-year-old southpaw went
through a private session of bat
ting practice in the cage at Hi
Corbett field yesterday that wiped
away any doubt about his depth
perception.
Iron Mike, the mechanical pitch
er, was cranked up to last-ball
tension, but Score timed the ball
to near perfection.
"It looked as clear and sharp
coming up there as it ever did,
he said.
Except for a few pepper games
late last season, it was the first
time Score had had a bat in his
Shaw Takes
Over Eagle
Grid Duties
PHILADELPHIA, OB Lawr
ence T. (Buck) Shaw signed Fri
day as head coach of the National
Football League's Philadelphia
Eagles, the Associated Press
learned.
The 60-year-old former Air Force
Academy and San Francisco
Forty-Niner coach, signed a three
year contract at an estimated
$20,000 a year. He becomes the
sixth Eagles coach since 1950, suc
ceeding Hugh Devore who was
fired last Jan. 13, more than a
month after the AP disclosed he
was through. The Eagles are pay
ing off the final year of Devore's
three-year pact.
Devore. got the gale after two
losing seasons last in the NFL
Eastern Division in '56, next to
last in '57.
Shaw, a veteran coach who
guided the San Francisco 49ers
for nine years, resigned at the
Air Force Academy three weeks
ago. He still, had three years left
on a five-year pact.
The reason he quit: his busi
ness commitments in San Fran
cisco, where he is an official of
a container, firm, made it impos
sible, he said, to devote as much
time to the coaching job as Air
Force Academy authorities want
ed him to.
His academy teams won 9, lost
8, tied 2.
His- 49er teams four years in
the old All-America Conference
(38-14-2) and five in the NFL (32-26-2).
won 70, lost 40, tied 4.
Indian Teams Vie
The Chiloauin Town les 'and
Sprague" Rivtff "Indians host two
outside teams Saturday night in
a basketball doubleheadcr sched
uled for Chiloquin High School's
gym at 7:30 o'clock.
The Townies play the Warm
Springs Magpies in the featured
game and Sprague River tangles
with Alturas' Red Devils in the
opener.
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DUGAN
410 So. 6th
hands since he was struck in the
right eye by a line drive from
the bat of New York Yankee
shortstop Gil McDougald at Cleve
land last May 7.
"I think that I'll ask Bobby Bra
gan to put me in the outfield."
Herb said after the batting ses
sion. "It would be a shame to
waste a hitter like me just pitch
ing every fourth day."
Will he be "gun-shy" as a re-
suit of the accident that nearly
ended his career?
"I expect I'll be hit by a lot
more line drives before I'm done
pitching," he said. "All pitchers
get hit, mostly on the legs. But
to catch one smack in the eyi
that's a million-to one shot. It hap
pened once.
He said he usually loses sight
of the ball after it has left his
hand because in the follow-
through his head goes down to
nearly knee height. But he has no
intention of trying to revise his
natural delivery.
'I have to pitch my way," he
said, "and my way is to follow
through in a fashion that makes
it impossible to follow the ball on
its way to the plate. If I tried
to change I'd probably lose some
of my speed and maybe hurt my
arm. I'd rather take that million-to-one
chance of being hit on tho
head by a line drive."
Jackie Pung
Open Leader
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UP)
Jackie Pung of San Francisco, a
hot golfer on a cold course, teed
off with a seven-stroke lead in the
second round of the fifth annual
St. Petersburg Open today.
The veteran Californian shot a
record - .breaking 66 Thursday,
despite . cold temperatures and
strong winds, to take a comforta
ble lead over runnerup Betsy
Rawls of Spartanburg, S. C, who
finished with a 73.
Miss Pung's 66, the best card
s,he ever marked, set a women's
record on the Sunset Golf Club
course, a tight - tree-lined 6.116
yards. She also set. a ladies PGA
record when she birdied five holes
in succession, starting with the
fifth, to go out in 31 strokes, five
under men's par.
Miss Pung had only 24 putts for
the 18 holes and only 10 on the
first nine holes. She had only one
bogey, which was at the 17th hole
when she missed a six-foot putt.
Miss Rawls, who shot a 73
Thursday, won the Tampa Wom
en's Open last month. She was
trailed by Louise Suggs of Sea Is
land, Ga., and Patty Berg of St.
Andrews, 111., who shot first-round
74's.
Mary Ann Reynolds of Albany,
Ga., led the amateur entries by
carding a 76.
County Cagers
In Final Tilts
Klamath County "B" schools
bring their regular basketball sea
son to a close tonight with three
league and one non league game
scheduled.
The Malin Mustangs, currently
number one in the standings, host
the tied-for second place- Bly Bob
cats on the Malm court in the fea
ture game of the evening.
The Merrill Huskies who share
the number two slot, travel to
Bonanza for a contest with the
fifth-place Antlers. Wins by Mer
rill and Bly would knot the league
lead in a three way tie.
Fourth-ranked Chiloquin tangles
with Sacred Heart, number 6, on
the Panthers home floor.
In the non league game the Gil
christ Grizzlies meet the Henley
Hornets at Gilchrist,
i Henley will enter the Rogue
League Tourney next weekend
while the "B" schools will hold
j their tournament on February 27,
j28 and March 1.
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Southern fried flamingo?"
Man Leads
Texas Open
Golf Tourney
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Ifr-Texan
Dave M;rr, one of the brightest
youngsters coming up in golf, led
me i5,ooo Texas Open by a
whopping six strokes going into
the second round today.
He showed they had been look
ing in the wrong place for the best
bad weather player. He had an 8-lined to me at the office of proctor
under-nar fi.1 vptfrHnv nvpr tw Puckelt, 518 Main Street. Klim
unuei pur oo yesieraay mer ineIMh F.n. oreaon. within six months
soggy o.iw-yara oracitenriace
Park course.
It was another recommendation
for the Claude Harmon School of
Golf at Mamaroneck, N.Y. This!ftUor"evs, ,or Adin,9t5atr i
school produced such stars as
Dick Mayer, Jack Burke, Mike
bouchak and Shelley Mayfield.
Marr. a native of Houston but
now playing out of Cedarhurst,
N.Y., credits Harmon with mak
ing him what he is today. He was
..' innf tn u:
an assistant to Harmon during his
five years Of pro experience. He's
a COUSin Ot Burke.
f. f,u..j j , f
aiany laitered under some of
the worst conditions ever faced
along the winter tour. Marr ap -
pearea to thrive on it. He wasijyior.n,c Ior ""t - ,
close to the pin on practically
every hole and he was banging in
putts from all distances.
e ,. A ,
Only 15 Of a field Of loO players
WPrp ahlp tn hptipr nnr
weie duie tu ueuei par.
Onlv four players COUld better
70. They Were Tony HolgUin,
MiHIntHion III rn.. Ta.n
Orlando, Fla.: Bill Johnston Pro
ve Utah; and Stan Leonard, Van
couver. Each shot a 69,
Jay Hebert, Sanford, Fla., the
defending champion, had a 74.
Diamond Aces
Turn To Golf
MIAMI (UP) Some 20 major
league diamond stars aimed their
cold-stiffened baseball swings at
golf balls today in the second
round of the National Baseball
Golf Tournament.
Al Lopez, Chicago White Sox
manager, and Albie Pearson of
the Washington Senators led the
pack in quest of some $5,000 jn
merchandise prizes as match
play began.
Lopez and Pearson fired iden
tical 81's Thursday to share med
al honors for the qualifying
round. Defending champion Alvin
Dark of the St. Louis Cardinals
and Darrell Johnson of the New
York Yankees tied for second at
82.
Lopez drew the Dodgers' Don
Besscnt as his first round oppo
nent while Pearson went against
Virgil Trucks of the Kansas City
Athletics. Dark met Ray Boone
of the Detroit Tigers and Johnson
squared off against Yankee catch
er Yogi Berra.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
Pursuant to ordinance No. 4974 of
ine city ot Klamath Fain, uregnn
nth Fe-faruarv. ifl.M. the under.
signed Police Judge will receive
sealed bids up to 7:30 p.m. Monday,
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HE GOT AttC0NS0UDATIN6
LOAN FROM
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When you'rt confronted by "Pesky Little Billa" trad
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let u explain our "Cotuokdatlag Loan Plan".
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Motor Investment
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THE LOAN ARRANGER
LEGAL NOTICE
r.hnnrv 1 1Q.UI fnr tha imDfOV-
ment of Auburn Street from th north
easterly line of Pacific Terrace to the
nortneaatcny line oi hiwcuhi
nue as shown in the plans and specifi
cations on file In the office ol the Po
lice Judie, to be known u Im
provement Unit No. 13d.
Bids must be submitted on forma
attached to the specific at tons and en
closed in a sealed wrapper and
marked "Proposal to Construct Im
provement Unit No. 138.'
Each bid must be accompanied by a
bidden bond or certified ctieck in the
amount of 5 per cent ot the aggregate
bid.
The principal Items Involved are:
MS tons oi Asphaltic Concrete Pave
ment, MO Lineal Feet of Concrete
Curb and Gutter, 11S Cu Yds of Exca
vation. ISO Cu Yds of Borrow Ma
terial and miscellaneous Items.
Plans and specifications may be ob
tained from the city engineer upon
a deposit of $10 00, which amount will
lie rfunriri if a hiH ( iiibmltted. Or
the plans may be inspected at the of
fice of the Police Judge.
This project must be computed On
or before July 13. 195S.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon this
11th day of February, ivm.
Police Judge
Citv of Klamath Falls
No. 66, Feb. 12. 13. 14.
NOTXCX OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
ftv ttv ct & tt np nn rr.flV
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Matter of the Estate of
ROY C. WATSON. Deceased. .
Notice Is hereby given that t have
filed my Final Account as Adminis
trator of the above entitled Estate
and that the Court hat set February
24. 1958, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
A.M. as the time for hearing objec
tion to saia nmi Account.
L. H. Redhead
Administrator
Proctor at Puckett
Attorney fnr Administrator
No. 44, January 24. 31, February 7, 14.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
CiW THE STATE CiW ORfROV
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Matter of the Est at of
DALE A. SOHENSKN. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed Admin
istrator of the Estate of Dale A- Sor
ensen. Deceased. All persons having
claims atfainit said Estate are direct
ed to present the same properly ver-
worn me aat nereoi.
Dated this 31st day of January,
1958.
Robert D. Puckett'
Administrator
PrniMnr Hi Purkett
14 and' 31.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed admin
iitratnr nf the estate of Anna Brad-
burn, deceased, by the Circuit Court
of Klamath County, Oregon, and that
all persons having claims against said
estate of said deceased are hereby
notified to present the same to said
not t ea io present ine same io saia
I administrator at the office of the un-
' dersigned at Room 4. Melhase Build-
with proper vouchers, within six
months of the date of the first oub-
iiMtin at thu none-, which jan-
31J- i?58. T Tft . .
o - NxiLL & MclaSen. dm'
' ' ' '
KoticNe7s1Cheb? ,Ci?.EnDth?tRth. un-
demigned has been appointed admin-
ustraior oi ine estate oi i.aisie uui-
fer. deceased, by the Circuit Court
f Klamath County, Oregon, and that
,. toerson. havina: claims affain&t said
es,ae J0' Iald deceased are hereby
administrator at the office of the un-
I DrrHlEllPii Bl HODm . MCI naif) Dill IQ-
mamns oi ine oaic oi ine iirsi puu
Mention of this notice, which is Jon
uary 31st. 1958.
WERNIE FOSTER. Adm.
O'NEILL & MeLAREN,
Attorneys for Adm.
No. 64, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14, 21.
Equity No. 38-18
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
TN AND FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
PEARL M. HARLISS, Plaintiff, vs
RICHARD R. HARLISS. Defendant.
To: RICHARD R. HARLISS, Helen,
dant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, GREETING:
You are hereby required tn appear
ana answer me compiaini inea against
you on or oeiore tne m aay ot f-eo-ruary.
1958. at 10:00 o'clock a.m.. nd
if you fall to so appear and answer,
for want thereof, plaintiff will enply
to the Court for the relief prayed for
in ner compiaini against you, m-wii;
for divorce from you upon the griunds
of desertion. Your attention is oec I fl
ea lly directed to the complaint cn lile
In the above-entitled cause.
Tills summons is served upon you by
publication pursuant to an order of
the Honorable David R. Vandenberft,
Judge of the Circuit Court of Kldm
ath County. Oregon, said order being
dated January 24th 1958. and by publi
cation thereof for a period of four
consecutive and successive weeks (4
insertions). The date of the first pub
lication is January 31, 1958. and the
date of the last publication la Feb
ruary 21, 1938.
By R. F MeLAREN
Attorneys for Plaintiff
325 Main Street
Klamath Falls. Oreaon
No. 51. Jan. 31, Feb. 7. 14, 31.
GASOLINE AND OIL BIDDERS
The Klamath County School District
will receive sealed bids for gasoline
and oil for the year 1058; oil bids
to meet minimum or better specifica
tions conforming to U.S. Army Mll-0-2104A
or suitable service. Bids to be
opened Thursday, February 30, 19.18
at LOO p.m. in the County School Of
fice. The Board reserves the right to re-
lect any or all bids.
No. 43 Jan 31, Feb 14.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby aiven that the
undersigned. Charles E. Drew, has
been, by an order of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Klamath
County, appointed Administrator with
I the Will Annexed of the Estate of Nett
' D. Peterson, deceased, and that Let-
? Aaminisiraiion nave neen s
I f? h""- 'l.P"0"1 C8" clm
against said estate are hereby noti.
'led to present the same, duly veri-
1 lien ana wun proper voucners, to ine
undersigned at 538 Main Street. Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publication
of this notice, which publication is the
31st day of January, 19.18.
, CHARLES E. DREW.
Administrator with the Will
j Annexed of the Estate of Nett
u. reterson, a ec eased.
MAXWELL Sc GODDARD
I Attorneys for Administrator
No. 57. Jan. 31. Feb. 7. 14. 31.
THE
Ph. TU 4-7783
LEGAL NOTICE
notice iNvrrrNo bids
Pursuant ta oMimnr lMo ADTA nf
ine ciiy oi Klamath Falls. Oregon
dated 11th February. 1938. the under
sign? roiice Judge will receive
sealed bids up to 7.: p.m. Monday.
February 24, 1958, for the Improve
ment of Eldorado Avenue from the
southerly lmS of Van Ness Avenue to
a point 100 feet southeasterly from
the SOUtheasterlv lln.i nf P.int.r Strut
as shown in the' plans and specifica
tion un me in me omce oi me ro-
ure ju.nr, io d Known as improve
ment Unit No. 13T.
Bids must be submitted on forms
attached to the specifications and en
closed in a sealrd wriniwr mil mirkfH
tuoih io uonsiruci improvement
Unit No. 137."
Each bid mut Viei inmninUH hv
a bidders bond or certified check in
the amount of 8 per cent of the ag
gregate bid.
The principal items involved are:
MS tons of asphalt ic concrete pave
ment, 1316 lineal feet of concrete curb
and gutter. 365 cu yds of excavation
and miscellaneous items.
rum ana specification! may be ob
tained from the city engineer upon
a deposit of $10.00. which amount will
be refunded if a bid is submitted,
or the plans may be inspected at the
office of the Police Judge.
mis project musi oe compieiea De
fore July 13. IMS.
The city reserves the right to reject
anv or all bids.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon
this 11th day of February, 198.
FRANK A. BLACKMER
Police Judge
City of Klamath Falls
No. 65, Feb. 12. 13. 14.
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Hotel, TU 4-4161 Tuesday from . 9
a.m. to 12 a.m. and from 1 p.m
to 6 p.m. for confidential personal
interview.
ONLY OREGON STATE
LICENSED TRUCK
ASSOCIATION
Many benefits for the Independent
Trucker
NEEDS
Salesman for the Klamath Fails
area
PLENTY
Of good leads furnished
TEACHERS
or men with truck experience for
part time work. Good commission
and renewal. Write P. 0. Box 193
Springfield. Oregon.
SITUATIONS WANTED II
MAN. 38. needs full or part time job.
Consider anything. Call TU 2-0314 for
Mike 8togsdlll.
EXPERIENCED practical nurse de
sires Drivate duty. References. TU
4-1215.
CHILD care In my home by day.
North Ninth. TU 2-4532.
BABY lilting, my home. TU 4-8D33.
BABY sitting evenings or week-ends
or practical nursing dsy or night In
your home. TU 4-3024.
WORK? I will, regardless of kind,
place or time. Box 135, care of Herald
ANY kind part time work wanted, any.
time after 4 p.m. Contnct Albert ulass-
ley at u.T.i. e a.m. 3 p.m. i u 2-j.oo.
WASHING Ironing. Delivery a r V I c e.
1 W .-..J.,
WANTED: Work for power sew. Wood
cutting, tree topping or removal. TU
2-4975.
WANTED
TU 3-3711.
baby- alttlng. References,
IRONING.
plclr io. delivery. TU
4-787.
SEWING, eny kind. TU 4-4853.
WORKING mother,! Best In child
care, day and night TU 2-2027.
CARPENTER work
able. TU 3-0456.
wanted, reason-
ROOMS FOR RENT
22
! Bl.hKlMNti room, wn nun street.
1 HOOM ,r rtnl , h,ndyfn, to do
! Jobs In trade for part of rent.
TU 4-8283 after 5.
STEAM healed room. Over Employ.
ment office. Court View Hotel.
' CI'CAN rooma. Gentlemen. 1630 Cres-
TU 4-4444 or TU
FURNISHED rooms.
Hotel.
710 Main. Greer
8LEEPINQ rooma. 1034 High.
STEAM heated sleeping rooma. Quiet
clean close In. Phone TU 3-0314.
LARGE comfortable rooma for wom
en. 310 South Sth.
ROOM,
cent
board, gentlemen. 1607 Crea-
LOVELY rooma. cloee Us, Phone TO
4-4Z58
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24
MEASE available March 1. Two h?d
rnom deluxe apartment, fireplar.
riectrlc heat, (Carafe. 9W per monin.
Q,TIJ 4-41M.
8FCOND floor. unfurnHhed, one bed-
room and Din" Dorch. AdulU. no
pet. TU 4-3341.
LARGE one bedroom apartment, com
pletely furniahed. 101 W whin ft on, TU
4-fllH.V
LARGE two room, furnlnhed, Lifht,
water, bath. 303 Wafhlnfton. TU 4-9375.
FOR rent furnlihed apartment, dote
In. 30. TU 4-448.
B EAtrn FULL V furnlihed on bed-
room apartment 2!32 Union. TU 4-430.
' T T7
adult), no pett. oil Walnut, TU 4-5473!
FtmNISlirn apartment, steam heat
Adult. Alpha Apartmtnts, 630 Pint
TU 4-4332
NEW one bedroom. Stov refrigera
tor, washer dryer. Low heat TU
2-2730.
PARTLY furnished one bedroom
apartment. Inqulr 818 Proapect
r UR N IBKED aptrtmtntZ 710 Mala
Grnr Hotel.
APARTMINTS Ml HINT ...... 14
ONE 3 room and one 3 room apart
ment. Furnished. 431 Washington. Call
TU 4-54 4ft a(ter & p m. week days.
STEAM heat, clean, furnished, private
baths, kitchen stove, refrigerator.
walk ins; distance to town. Adults, Best
rates in town. TU 3-931T.
TWO bedroom apartment, close to
cnoon. jteaaonaoie. Furnished. 339
Lincoln.
private entrance, garage. CoupW No
pets. Laundry facilities. Call TU 3-1314.
FURNISHED three room apartment,
$53.30; one room apartment, 353.30;
all utilities Included. Shared bath.
Adults only. 413 North 10th.
SUNNY windows, spacious rooms, car
peted, nicely furnished laundry. Stor
age. TU 4-9621.
BACHELOR apartment. Park Apart-
(, 1014 Minima, tu viiBi.
MODERN clean apartment. One child
pernuittaDie. no peia. rnone TU MUt
t or rent, new two bedroom apart
ment Tile kitchen and bath, wall to
wall carpeting Refrigerator and stove
lurnisnea. iu e-jfio.
THREE room unfurnished apartment
w.wt garaga, auia. . u t-itij aucr lis.
PAJ)TMXNT furnilhtd. Inqulr. 811
ma.ii.
FURNISHED thrt room,, clot In
uuii oniy. no pais, launory xaeiu
lie. 531 No. Sth.
NEAT clean, ont-bdroom furnlih.d
apanmani. ro Main. Elactrlo neat
tnquira za main.
rURNISHZD
4-saM.
apartment Phone TU
NICE apartment
421 North Sth.
Private entrance
ONE beuroom epartment, adulta. no
THREE room
3061 White.
furnished apartment.
TWO room furnished apartment TO
e-ojtfi.
THREE room furnished apartment,
working couple preferred. 655 Eldorado
FOR rent four room furnished aoart-
meni, u Maraet at
TWO room furnished
1723 Oak, TU 1-0456
THREE room furnished apartment.
ai;w urcnaro. Aauita. inquire 3037 Had-
in.
FURNISHED anartments. ITtllltlas fur.
nlahed. Walking distance to town. 1605
bspianaae.
FOUR room newly decorated furniahed
apanmem. aquks. no peu, TU t-OWI,
NICE three room apartment, furnished
or unfurnished, private entrance and
oain. ciose in, aauiia oniy. no pets,
norm bigrun.
ONE bedroom duplex. Large clean
rooms. Stoves and refrigerator. 634
norm ninth, tu 4-9344.
THREE room furnlihed uoatalre anart-
ment. Inquire 2074 So. Sixth. TU 4-8167,
FURNISHED apartment S37.50. Five
minutes irom Medical Dental Build-
CASCADE APARTMENT
HOTEL
Privacy. Clean, quiet, nicely fur
nished. Close to business center.
Sleam heat, elevator, reasonable,
By week or month. Free parking.
230 so llth St.
One and two bedroom apartmtnti
rurnisned and unfuralMMd
Inquire
Shasta View
Apartments
1627 Washburn Way
TU 4-8277
EWAUNA
New and different
Designed for better living
Furnished or Unfurnished
Single Bedroom
Also Office Space
219 So. llth TU 2-106 or TU 4-4389
HOUSIS FOR HINT .
24
TWO room modern cebln. pertlall
furnished. Water, disposal. Near Hill
aide Hospital. .39. TU 2-3831 after
TWO bedroom house In suburbs. Avall-
BDie alter march I. inquire Satur
ay, reoruery 19, TU 4-7038.
NICE home, Summers Lane. $75. Ab
solutely no smau onuoren. TU -W5B.
CLEAN smell two bedroom unfur.
nished house. Phone TU 2-1640.
TWO bedroom, unfurnished. Oil heat.
Oarage. Inquire at 5249 Miller.
NEWLY decorated two ' bedroom
house. Conveniently located. Phone
TU 3-0403.
FOUR room modern house, $40 a
month. Inquire at Horton'a Food Store,
1301 Division, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
NICELY furnished two bedroom du
plex, S60. 733 St, francls Street. TU
4-7300.
TWO bedroom modem furnished
house, paved street, TV antenna. 6S.
TU 2-0370.
TWO bedroom house, newly furnished,
garage, close to school. TU 45(M7.
FURNISHED and unfurnished one and
two bedroom units, TU 2-3471.
TWO bedroom, unfurnished, 950. Call
TU 4-D763 after a p.m.
ONE bedroom furnished duplex, newly
decorated. Close In. Adulta. no pets.
$50. TU 4-4381.
TWO bedroom furnished house. $45 a
month. TU 4-4235.
CLEAN modern one bedroom cottage,
furnished. Carport, large fenced yard.
TU 3-0281.
NICE two bedroom house, gas and oil
stoves. TU 4-S795.
CLEAN modern two bedroom home,
oil heat. Mills Addition. $75 a month.
Call TU 4-9195. Evenings, TU 4-5544.
FURNISHED four room duplex. Ga
rage. Close In. TU 4-8017.
TWO bedroom unfurniahed house, south
uburban, $55 a month. Phon TU
4-9821.
CLEAN two bedroom duplex on Cali
fornia Avenue. Unfurnished. $79.80. TU
4-4121 days. TU 4-3R58 evenings.
FURNISHED one
close In. TU 4-6237.
bedroom duplex,
TWO bedroom unfurnished nous. ln
qure 912 Walnut.
FOR rent, three room house,
ly furnished. TU 4-8576.
part
UNFURNISHED two bedroom duplex.
1502 Sargent. TU 3-3231.
THREE bedroom house, partly fur
nished, $70 a month. Inquire 111 Pine.
FURNISHED duplex. Adults. Clean,
quiet, $60, TU 3-3458, Evenings TU
2-0388.
ONE bedroom partly furnished house.
Electric heat $50, 3f)30 Shasta Way,
Inquire 3356 Shasta Way.
ONE bedroom hous, fireplace, hard
wood floors, refrigerator and rang.
Adulta. No pets, phone TU 4-4667.
FURNISHED on bedroom hous. $30
a month. Ill Pin Street
TWO bedroom unfurnished duplex.
313 McKinley. TU 4-9344.
TWO bedroom modern furnished house,
3437 Emerald.
ONE bedroom modem furnished house
in Chelsea Addition, $35 a month. Wa
ter furnished. Call TU 4-83A6.
TWO bedroom, unfurnished. Arthur St
SOO. TU 3-1450.
NEW one bedroom house. Worus. Part-
ly furnished, electric heat. TU 4 9487.
REAL ISTATE WANTED
21
PRIVATE party has VK for quty
in u.i. nome. ru s-itw.
WANTEb to rent two bedroom fur
nished house, not over $60. Box 134,
Herald and News.
RIAL ESTATI FOR SALE 10
APPROXIMATELY 85 acrei farm
land. 3 dem wells with oumos and
reservoir, near city limits of Dorrls,
California. Call Dorrls Exeter 7-3341,
or see W. H. Cramer, Mountain Val
ley Moulding company orric.
BUILDING lot for the one who wants
the heit. Lome Linda Addition. TU
RIAL ISTATI Mt SAU
NEW three bedroom
rooms, wail to wail
antatlnsL lae
trie heat, rlreplaoe, large utfilb, a4
tached garaae TU 3-1M0 ot TU Xfrw,
8400 BUYS two 3 bedroom houses o
separate lots. Concrete foundations.
Insulated siding. Could be bought sep
arately at 70O down. 350 a month
each. Including Interest. Wright Real
Estate, TU 3-3T73. Evening TU
4-3319, TU 3-3659, TU 4-3303.
IMMEDIATE possession. Four bed
room borne, fireplace, two baths, lancV
scaped. TU 4-6546.
FOR sale comfortable two bedroom
home. Good neighborhood in city. For
appointment, call TU 3-1067.
TWO bedroom house. Double garage.
33750. See at 3314 Croat
HOMES AND BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE. NEW LOCATION, 133
So. 9th St.
EVERETT DENNIS,
REALTOR, Ph. 4-8491
Three Bedroom
South suburban area. $6625. Terms.
Nice and neat.
OTIS
REAL ESTATE
TU 2-4746
4717 South 6th
FOR SALE
BUILDING 8 6 LOTS
At Macdoel
Concrete block foundation, one
large room about 20 x 40, three
smaller rooms, washroom, two
5000 watt floor furnaces wired for
110 and 220. Mail bids to Box 55.
Macdoel, Calif. Oral bidding may
follow opening of bids on Feb. 17
at 8 P.M. at the Butte Valley Com
munity Church at Macdoel. Terms
available to qualified buyer. Church
reserves right to reject bids.
Mills - Brand New
Three large bedrooms, dining room.
big tiled bathroom, living room
with attractive flreplaqe, picture
windows, lifetime roof, hardwood
floors. Lot 50 by 120, garage, roomy
kitchen with many builtins.. Com
bination asbestos shingles and
wood siding. Priced $14,000. Terms.
California St.
Large family home with full day
light basement which can be made
into an extra apartment. Newly
remodelled. Price $10,000. $500
down, balance at $65 per month
Already financed.
Mills
Well built, two bedrooms, bath,
living room, kitchen. Located on
corner lot. Garage, work shop,
fenced yard. Lots of nice shade
trees. Price $8900, good terms.
CLEM LESUEUR .5SSk
INSURANCE
EXCHANGE
1020 Main TU J-S471
SALESMAN '
Bill Creswell . TU 4-5924
V Extra Special
MILLS ADDITION 4 bedroom. en
floor plan home, in excellent neiah-
borhood and conveniently located
l and Vt blocks to bus. Wall-to-wall
carpeting in living and dining
rooms and 2 of the bedrooms. Au
tomatic, piped furnace heat, Insu
lated, very neat condition. ONE
BEDROOM RENTAL in rear brings
in $50 monthly, or could be used
as guest cottage. AU this for only
$13,500, reasonable terms.
Hot Springs
3 Bedrooms, large living room with
fireplace, separate dining room,
Vn baths, natural hot water heat,
double garage, are some of the
features you will find In this fine
family home. Beautifully land
scaped lot, A-l location on Pacific
terrace. Call now for an Inspection.
Price $24,000, Terms.
Only $5,500
Is the total price for this roomy
2 bedroom modern home, close-in
northside location. Oil piped fur
nace heat, basement garage. Can
be purchased on easy terms. No fi
nancing costs. Immediate posses
sion.
CHILCOTE& SMITH
REALTORS SINCE 1909
111 N. 9th St. Ph. TU 4-7771
Salesmen:
Bill Chilcote Ph. TU 4-S281 Eves.
Homer Stiles
CEDARLEAF
TAKES THE QUESTION OUT
OK BUYING OR SELLING
$500 Down ?
2 bedroom modern home on 1 acre
of ground. Full price, $4500.
? South Suburban ?
2 bedroom home. Concrete foun
dation. 2-3 acre. Excellent shop.
Garage, fruit room, chicken house.
Included is a very nice building
lit. Owner is leaving town. Re
duced price to $6000 for immediate
sale.
? $800 Down ?
bedroom home near Weyer
haeuser Timber Company. Full
price $4000, $55 a month.
? ' South Suburban ?
4 bedroom, excellent In every way.
This is for the discriminating buy
er. Two-car garage. $21,000. Terms.
? Sellers ?
We have a buyer for a S-bedroom
home in the $10- to $14,000 bracket.
CEDARLEAF
REALTOR 1
WE DON'T WANT ALL THE
BUSINESS JUST YOURS
Ph. TU 2 0154 anytime 3927 So. th
Al Longmire Ph. TU 4-6724
Lee Saunders Ph. TU 4-925
Stanford Johnson Ph. TU 2-01
RANCH SALESMAN
Frank Stennett Ph. TU 4-468S