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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 21, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIFTEEN
Study Shows Big Drop
In Prison Inmate Ages
- By PAIL W. HARVEY. Jr.
SALEM Si The average age
t nn.. D:t,..i., ; . -
y. u.tS,l rc, .....,
has fa en In the past two years'?
-from 32 to 23.3. Warden C. T.
.Gladden thinks it's an index of the
increase in juvenile crime.
! Gladden has just completed a
study of the 1,400 prisoners. It
shows that the number of prison
ers under 21 years old has in
creased from 74 to 110 over the
two-year period, with the total
prison population remaining about
the same.
He divides the ages into five
year groups. The biggest single
group is the 21-25 bracket, with
306 inmates, compared with 250
two years ago.
At the other end of the scale,
there are 43 prisoners over 61
years old. Thirteen of them are
over 70.
The survey has some interesting
data on intelligence.
There are 640 prisoners in the
Summer Camp
Meeting Planned
The prospective faculty for the
' Southern Oregon Christian Service
Camp will meet in Central Point,
rn i T7.i .... ne .
luesua.v, reuiuaiy j, iu tuiu-
plete plans for the 1958 summer
camps. Anyone having a subject
to discuss during the meeting may
contact Otis Bell, pastor, or Ar
lene Skaugset at the First Chris
tian Church who will attend the
session on behalf of the youth
group.
The 1958 Oregon State Christian
Endeavor Convention is to be held
April 24-27 inclusive in Eugene.
Many from the local First Chris
tian Church plan to attend.
Driver Cited
After Car Smash
James E. Williams, of 4129 Sum
mers Lane, was cited for failure
to yield the right of way Wednes
day morning after the vehicle he
was operating collided with one
driven by Peter Ronningen, 1143
Alameda Street, at the intersection
of Eleventh Street and Klamath
Avenue.
Williams was reported making a
left turn at the time of the ac
cident. City police said the occu
pants were not seriously injured
and that only slight damage re
sulted to the vehicle.
Big Fish Causes
Man To Drown
SAN FRANCISCO Wl-A 22-year-old
fisherman who went to the
nf a wnmnn who hooked a
large fish, possibly a leopard
sharK, was punea into- oan r ran
icA Rav and drowned vesterdav.
Mrs. Dorether Antoine, 55, said
Carl D. Sigler played out her line
and was araggea imo me uay
from a pier.
FREE
Home Demonstration
Floor Polishing
Floor Scrubbing
Rug Shampooing
Phon er Com In Today!
Dean's Stark's
122 So. 9th TU 4-71 M
The Merrill Fire Dept.
Cordially Invites You To Their1
51st Annual
Firemami's
Ball
-k 51 years of continuous
fire protection for Merrill
and vicinity.
k Proceeds will purchase
new equipment.
Merrill Community
Hall
Sat, Feb. 22
Music by BALDY'S BAND
featuring Ronnit Bryon
Dancing 10 'til 2 $1.00 per panon
(90 - 109 Intelligence quotient range
which is considered normal. There
are 573 with below normal intelli-
i,.,li- n in lh vrv
' . ,
low range below 70.
The prison population has 31,
though, in the sub-genius class of
120-129, and five over 130.
But they weren't smart enough
to stay out of prison.
The prison gives every inmate
tests to determine his educational
grade level. This doesn't have too
much relationship to the grade he
finished in school.
Only 85 prisoners rate 12th grade
or better. There are 103 illiterates.
The figure of 705 who rated 8th
grade or below is about half the
prison population, and this sup
ports the warden's belief that lack
of education 's a major cause of
men going to prison.
Where do the men come from?
Multnomah County, being the
biggest, contributed 289 of the
prisoners. It is followed by Lane
with 133, Klamath 118, Jackson 85,
Marion 82, Douglas 78, Linn 52,
Umatilla 48. and Coos 45.
Don't lump to conclusions, how
ever, that those show where the
most crimes are committed. One
county might have a judge who
sends nearly all convicted felons
to prison. Another might make 1
rodm-PS Half nf nil rnnviptpri
criminals get probation in Oregon.
They don t go to prison at all
Of the total prison population,
499 men are serving their first
sentences. There are 335 who have
served once before, 132 twfee, and
132 three times.
Among the veteran prison in
mates, there are two men who
have served more than 10 previous
prison sentences, and 123 who have
served more than four previous
terms.
There are 615 men who never
served a jail term, but there also
are 19 who have been in jails
more than 10 times.
The prison population includes
85 life termers. That's a decline
of 36 from two years ago.
The most popular crime for
which men are sent to the prison
is issuing bad checks. There were
349 inmates convicted of that
charge.
Burglary is next wilh 218 in
mates, followed by robbery with
165, and larceny with 159. There
are 208 sex criminals of all types,
88 murderers, 29 who were con
victed of manslaughter, 8 kidnap
ers and 7 arsonists.
The picture painted by the
statistical report is that the aver
age prisoner is younger, that they
have too little education, that most
of them have normal intelligence.
and that many of them haven't
been in previous trouble.
Gladden and his staff are attack
ing parts of the problem by psy
chiatric studies, schooling and
counseling.
. f n been, by an order oi the Circuit Court
T All AIM SfllCI HSTir the State of Oregon for Klamath
Hunting Color
. rtr. Tirrr.n ,n u i
LOS ANGELES W Golden yel -
low is the smart color for hunters,
and not just fashionwide. It's
safer than red.
So says Dr. Arthur C. Heinsen,
of San Jose, president of the Cali-
a'fornia Optometric Assn.
He told a news conference yes
terday that a three-year study of
color blindness, during which 14,
000 Individual tests were made,
showed conclusively that golden
yellow is more readily identified
than red.
CASH AS CASH CAN
ALINE, Okla. W) The Aline'
Rebeccas Lodge appropriately
elected Cclia Cash its treasurer,
. .
On The Record
KLAMATH FALLS
BIRTHS
1RLS
WALDEN Born to Mr. and Mn
Douglas Walden, February 10 in the
Klamath Valley Hospital, a daughter
weighing 7 lbs., 4 ou.
MULLEN Born to Mr. and Mn.
Forrest Mullen. February 18, in the
Klamath Valley Hospital, daughter
weighing 7 ids., ou.
BOY
WTT KOV Rnrn tn Mr nrf Un
Lewu w.1!on- f,ebrV,9r ln Si?
Klamath Valley Hospital, a ton weigh-
a ids., "i ox.
EHL1NGER Born to Mr. ' and
Mrs. Delbert Dehlinger. February 19,
in tne Mama in vauey nuspuu, a ton
weighing 6 lbs., 21 oi.
IBS KOt'NDir
Girl!, 64; Boys, 64.
Court Records
KLAMATH COt'NTY
DISTRICT COIRT
William Darrell Hollenbeak. pasting
insufficient clearance, dismissed.
ceny, arraigned, pleas of guilty, 30
aays county jau; remenuea io ncrm.
Marcella Alice Allen, reck leu driv
ing, fine $100 or 47 1 daya county jail;
committed.
Leslie Kenneth MrKeiulc, violation
nf hnmn rule 10 na.d.
Eunice Charley, no operator a li
cense $10 paid.
Patricia Joan Parker, violation of
basic rule. $12.50 paid.
Donna Margret Hawkins, no irauer
Morgan,
PUC
permit, $23 paid.
Billy Ray Hurd
tandem axle over-
load, JO paid.
Blake Alexander Wlllard, combina
tion overload, $59 paid.
Robert Lee Shore, excessive length,
115 paid.
Francisco Clifford Tomasso. driving
white intoxicated, arraigned, enter
plea of guilty, 30 daya county Jail
and fine of 2s: remanded to ofltcer.
Byron Lee Smith, violation basic
rule, $15 paid.
KLAMATH FALLS
MUNICIPAL COt RT
Tedford J. Jacobson, charged with
nn oneralor't license and disorderly
J"du";. 'inf2 JAft Sh.iSl
L.W .Ince- dtwlrly conduct,
S2S nr 12i, davs.
Josephine May Ince, disorderly Con
Hi, t tnrfmitfii
Randolph Tupper, drunk. 23 or la'i
day.
Manuel Moie, drunk, S25 or l.'i
days.
Leonard Lewis, drunk, S25 or 12V
Luke Singleton, charged with vag
rancy. Judgment deferred.
Two juveniles were cited on traffic
violation counts.
U.S.-Red Student
Exchange Slated
NEW YORK W The first
reciprocal exchange of students
between the United States and the
Soviet Union takes place thie sum
mer. Dr. John A. Wallace, board
chairman of the Council on Stu
dent Travel, said an agreement
was signed with the Soviet Youth
Committee, a central U.S.S.R. or
ganization. Forty American students to the
U.S.S.R. and 20 Soviet students
will come to America for five to
six weeks.
NAILED DOWN
BURLINGTON, Iowa (fl The
rtnrlinntnn fire riennrlment takes
...:u looo v
uu I'litun-es wiui us iooo iiicii c.. a
helmets displaved on the Wall in
. r tfii riM.
mo ClUDnouse at iowh nun. ine
seven head-pieces are nauea 10
the wall.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersisned. Charles E. Drew, has
Countv, appointed Administrator with
ine win Annexed oi in. e..imic ui ju
D. Peterson, deceased, and that Let
ters of Administration have been is
sued to him. All persons nuving claim
lagainsl said estate are nererty noii-
ified to present the same, duly verl-
j ''.SIh'' pPM.?nouq?r,rt Ki.m?
ath Falls, Oregon, within six months
irom ine aaie oi in. 111.1 iiuuirmuuh
of this notice, which publication is the
31st day of January, 1R38.
CHARLES E. DREW.
Administrator wilh the Will
Annexed of the Estate of Nett
Peterson, deceased.
MAXWELL & GODDARD
Attorneys for Administrator
No. 57, Jan. 31. Feb. 7. 14. 31.
Equity No. 58-1S
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COl'RT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
PEARL M. HARLISS. Plaintiff. VI.
RICHARD R HARLISS. Defendant.
To: RICHARD R. HARLISS, Defen
dant. IN THE NAME OT THE STATE OF
You are hereby required to appear
OREGON. GREETING:
Jjj gfoZlTu SlfrSS
ruary, iobb, at io;oo o'clock a.m., and
i vmi fall tn nn innmr and answer.
for want thereof, plaintiff will unply
to the Court for the relief prayed for
in her complaint against you, 10-wit:
for divorce from you upon the (rounds
of desertion. Your attention is specifi
cally directed to the complaint on file
in the above-entitled cause.
This summons is served upon you by
publication pursuant to an order of
the Honorable David R Vandenberg,
Judge of the Circuit Court of Klam
ath Countv. Oregon, said order being
dated January 24th 16M, 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 .11, 1B58, and the
date of the last publication Is Feb
ruary 21, 1958.
O'NEILL & McLAREN
By R. F McLAREN
Attorneys for Plaintiff
.125 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
No. 51, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14, 21.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I nonce is nereoy given inai me un-
Istrator of the estate of Calsla Duf
fer, 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 kald
administrator at the office of the un
dersigned at Room 4. Melhasa Build
ing, Klamath Falls. Oregon, together
wnn proper voucners, wnnin six
months of the date of the first oub-
licatlon of this notice, which is Jan
uary ojsi, ihsh.
WERNIE FOSTER. A dm.
O'VEILL it McLAREN, .
Attorneys for Adm. 1
No. 54, Jan. 31, Feb. V. 14, 21.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR S
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Anna Brad.
burn, deceased, by the Circuit Court
of Klamath County, Oregon, and that
all persons having claims against aald
estate of said deceased are hereby
notified to present the same to said
administrator at the offire of the un
dertlaned at Room 4. Melhaia Build.
ing. Klamath Falls. Oregon, together
with proper vouchers, within six
months of the date of the first pub-
ucauon oi mis nonce, wnicn u Jan
uary Sill, 1WOB.
B. C. ELLIOTT. Adm.
O'NEILL & McLAREN,
Attorneys for Adm.
No. A3, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14, 11.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCt'IT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THB COUNTY OF KLAMATH
in the Matter nf th Estate of
DALE A. SORENSKN. Deceased.
Notice is hereby g.ven that the un
dersigned haw been appointed Admin
istrator of the Estate of Dale A- Bor
enn. Deceased. All persons having
claims agaimt said Estate are direct
ed to present the same properly ver
ified to me at the offire of Proctor
it Puckctt. 518 Main Street. Klam
ath Falls. Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
Dated this Jlit day of January,
1954.
Robert D Puckett
Administrator
Proctor At Puckett
Attorneys for Administrator
No. 4. January 31 and February f,
14 and 21.
LEGAL NOTICE
CITATION
TO: THOMAS WRIGHT, Father of
JAMES THOMAS WRIGHT, a Minor.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are herebv cited to
appear in the Circuit Court of the
State of Ore a on in and for the County
of Klamath in the courthouse in Klam
ath Falls. Oregon, within four weeks
irom ine aaie 01 in nrsi puuu ca
tion of this citation, to-wit: Friday,
the 21st day of February, 1958, being1
date of first publication, to then and
there show cause, if any there be.
why the petition of Rudolph Cheraldo
and Evelyn Cheraldo for the adoption
of James Thomas Wright, your minor
son. should not be granted, and his
name changed to James Thomas Cher-
aido; oy order or uavm it. v anaen
berg. Judge of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for Klamath Coun
ty, dated February 17, 1958.
inaa. f. ueiap, t-iern
No. 83 Feb. 21, 28, Mar. 7, 14.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
TOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Matter of the Estate of
WILLIAM L. COCHRAN, aka W. L.
COCHRAN. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed Adminis
tratrix nf the Estate of WILLIAM L.
COCHRAN, also known as w. i. tutH
RAX, deceased. All persons having
claims against said Estate are directed
to present the same properly verified
to me at the office of PROCTOR AND
PUCKETT. 518 Main Street. Klamath
Falls, Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof.
DATED this 21st day of February,
1VDO.
MABEL G. COCHRAN
Administratrix
PROCTOR AND PUCKETT
Attorneys for Administratrix
No. 81 Feb. 21. 28, Mar. 7, 14.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Matter of the Estate of
MARION M. GREEN, aka M. M.
GREEN. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed Adminis
trator of the Estate of MARION M
GHEEN. also known as M. M. GREEN
deceased. All persons having claims
against said Estate are directed tq
present the same properly verified Ui
me at the office of PROCTOR AND
PUCKETT, 518 Main Street, Klamath
Falls, Oregon, within six months from
we aaie nereoi.
DATED this 21st of February, 1958
STEPHEN P. GREEN
Administrator
PROCTOR AND PUCKETT
Attorneys for Administrator
No. 80 Feb. 21. 28, Mar 7, 14.
RESOLUTION NO. 867
A RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAM
ATH FALLS. OREGON. DECLARING
ITS INTENTION TO FORM A PARK
ING FACILITY ASSESSMENT DIS
TRICT IN SAID CITY; SETTING A
DATE AND NAMING THE PLACE
FOR A HEARING ON THIS RESOLU
TION AND THE PROPOSITION: AND
DIRECTING THAT THIS RESOLU
TION BE PUBLISHED AND POSTED
AS BY LAW PROVIDED.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COM
MON COUNCIL OF THE CITY Or
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. DULY
ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION
AS FOLLOWS:
Section T.
That the Common Council of th
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, does
hereby propose to form a parking fa
cility assessment district within the
corporate limits of said City, under
Chapter 430 Oregon Laws of 1957: the
boundaries of the proposed district be
ing as follows:
Beginning at the Intersection of the
centeriines of South Second Street and
Klamath Avenue in the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon; thence Northeasterly
along the centerllne of Klamath Avenue
to the centerllne of South Third Street;
thence Southeasterly along the center
line of South Third Street to the ex
tended centerllne of the alley in Block
74, Klamath Addition to the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence North
easterly alone the centerllnea and the
extended centeriines of the alleys ln
I Block 74 and Block 75. Klamath Addi-
,lon to the center!,, of South Fifth
Street; thence Southeasterly along the
centerllne of South Fifth Street to the
centerline of Walnut Avenue; thence
Northeasterly along the centerllne of
Walnut Avenue to the centerllne of
commercial street: tnence North
erly along the centerllne of
commercial street to the center
line of Klamath avenue: thenca South.
westerly along the centerllne of Klam-
Street: thence Northwesterly along the
centerllne of Twelfth Street to the
centerline of Main Street; thence
Northeasterly along the centerllne
of Main Street to the extended
ain Avenue io ine remenint? oi i w un
centerane of esp anade A v e n ue:
thence Northeasterly a I o n the
centerllne and the extended center
line of Esplanade Avenue to the ex-
lenaeo ceniorune oi fine street;
thence Northwesterly and Southwaitar.
ly following the centerllne of Pine
btreet to the centerllne of Eleventh
Street; thence Northwesterly along the
cenieriine oi Licvenin aireei io point
wnicn iiei 12U ieei amani narrnwtiur
lv f imm tilien mntuirri at rftfht nn.
lies to, the Northwesterly line of Pine
to and' 120 feet distant from, tha North
westerly line of Pine Street to the
centcrnne or worth second street;
thence Southeasterly along the center
line of North Second Street and South
Second Street to the Point of begin
ning, all in said City of Klamath Falls,
Klamath County, Oregon.
section ii.
The name of said district Is and
shall be. KLAMATH FALLS OFF
STREET PARKING DISTRICT.
ine totai eittmaiea cost oi Diiuainc;
the facilities for such parking district!
is rnree nunorea jnousana aouars
SJDU.OUO.OOr.
The f.ril.ll-t will he whnllv fln.nr
by-revenue bond.;" ' . "
ine common council aeems that it
may be necessary to assess against
the real property in the district a
maximum of ninety-five per cent '95 i
of the eoit of financin the narklne
facilities, for the purpose of guaran
teeing prompt payment of principal
and interest on the revenue bonds.
section ui.
The common Council of the City of
Klamath Falls, Orrgon. will at the hour
or ?:ju o ciock r.M. oi tne loin, day or
March, 1958, at tha Council Room in
the City Hatl for the City of Klamath
Falls. Oregon, hold a oublie hearins
on this resolution and the proposition I
presented therein to which all interest
ed persons and the public are invited
and at which all objections and rem
onstrances, submitted in writina and-or 1
verbally made from the floor will be
considered by the Common Council.
At tne neanng tne common council
shall and will determine whether the
district shall be formed, the boundary
thereof, the location and total estimat
ed coat of the facilities, the amount of
revenue bonds to be Issued and the
maximum amount which may be as
sessed. At said hearine1 the common Cnuncll
shall and will exclude from the district
all property which in the Judgment of
the Common Council could not be bene
flted by the facilities.
section iv.
The Police Judse of said Cltv I
hereby directed to see that a copy of
this resolution is published in the Her
ald and News, a newspaper published
and of general circulation in said City,
and tha official City newspaper, once
wi i-t two luccritive w a .
(three publications) before March 10.
1958, the date for said hearing, and to
post copies of this resolution In three
public places within the district for
not less than fourteen (14i consecu
tive days before the date set for said
hearing; and file In this matter his
affidavit showing notices to have been
so posted.
Pas-ed by the Common Council of
the City of Klamath rails. Oregon,
this 17th. day of February, 1958.
Presented to tha Mavor of the Cltv
of Klamath rails, O " KG ON. and by
him approved and signed thu llth day
of February. 19M
ISI i.AWRENCI E. SLATER
Mayor
ATTEST:
III FRANK A. BLACKMHI.
Police Judg.
STATE or OREGON,
COUNTY 07 KLAMATH. S.
CITY Of KLAMATH FALL!,
I. Frank A. Blackmer, Pollc. Judge
of th. City of Klamath Falls. Or.gon.
do hereby eerttfy that the above and
foregoing Is a true copy of a resolu
tion Introduced and adopted by the
Common Council of the City of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, at Its regular meet
ing neia on ine itiii. aay or renruary.
linn, ana tnereatter approved
signed by the Mayor.
Frank A. Blarkm.r
Pollr. Judae.
nd
No.
7,, Feb. 21, 28, Mar. T.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
in tru r un iiaiw a in ujlit
in ui mmirr vi ine r.naie oi wu
LIAM HENRY ELLIOTT also known
as w. II KLMOTT and WILLIAM
H. JU.LIOTT, Deceased.
iWQTICK IS HERBY GIVEN to the
creditors of said deceased, and all
persons Interested in his estate, to
present their claims with proper vouch
ers attached, to me the undersigned
at the office of Harry D Boivtn. 125
Main Street. Klamath Falli, Oregon,
within ix month from and after this
LEGAL NOTICE
31st day of February. 1058, being the
date of the first publication of this
notice. '
Mary V. Elliott
Executrix of the Estate of
William Henry Elliott also
known aa W. H. Elliott and
William H. Elliott. Deceased.
No. 84, February 31. 28, March 7, 14.
NO. 58-35E
NOTICE AND SUMMON
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Petition of the
Board of Directors of South Suburban
Sanitary District, Klamath County.
Oregon, for a Judicial examination and
juagmeni or the court as to the reg
ularity and legality of the proceeding,
taken in connection with the estab
lishment and creation of said District.
and the proceedings of the Board and
of the District providing for and auth
orizing the sal of Bonds of the Dis
trict.
To: South Suburban Sanitary District,
Klamath Countv. Orcscin
To: All qualified voters, freeholders
ana taxpayers or tarn uutrict, ana ail
other interested persons.
Notice Is hereby given that a peti
tion has been filed in the above en
titled Court by Fred A. Lewis. Carl
Yancev and Walter E Nitrel at Rani.
tary Board and Board of Directors of
the South Suburban Sanitary District.
Klamath County. Oregon, asking for
judicial examination and judgment of
tne court as to tne regularity ana le
salitv of the DrOcCedinoa in connection
with the establishment and creation of
said District, and of the proceedings
and result of the Bond Election auth
orizing said District to Issue its bonds.
Notice is further given that this
notice Will be mibllshed once a week
for three successive weeks ln the
Herald and News, a newspaper of gen
eral circulation In Klamath County,
Oregon, and of said District, and Jur
isdiction of said Court shall be com
plete within ten days after the date
or puDiicaiion oi saia notice. Any in
terested person may, at any time be
fore the exDlration of said ten davs.
appear and contest the validity of said
proceedings or any of the acts and
things therein enumerated. This nolle
and summons Is given and publishes
pursuant to the order of David R. Van
denberg. Judge of the above entitled
court, which order is dated the 19th
day of February, 1958.
Dated this 19th day of February, 1058.
Charles F. DcLap
County Clerk
Fred A. Lewis
Carl Yancey
waiter t. mnei
Sanitary Board and Board of
Directors of South Suburban
Sanitary District of Klamath
Countv. Oreaon.
No. 83, Feb. 31, 28, Mar. T.
WANT AO
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fUNIHAL HOME. C
O'HAIRS Memorial Chapel. 839 Pine.
Phone TU 4-.4S0. Parking lot avail-
able.
WARD'S Klamath Funeral Horn, MS
High St Phone IU 2-4404.
MEETING NOTICES 1
Klamath 77 A.F. & A.M. Stated
Communication. Mon
day evening, Fcbru
ary 24, 8 p.m. Visit
ing brethren wel
come. Entertainment.
Refreshments.
Pnnl Tl KinrnlH W M
Klamath Lodge, No. 77, A.F. and
A.M., special
com-
munication
Friday'
vninp Feh 21 7 30
p.m. worn in ine r Vy
degree. Visiting breth
ren welcome.
Paul R. Kincaid, W.M.
LOST tToUND 2
LOST Collie and Australian Hhepherd,
brown and white. 1 D37 License No.
3473. Phone TIT 4-SfW
GENERAL NOTICES 4
LEATHER article relaced.
able. TU 2-0.141.
realon-
INCOME tax return oom plied. 1750
Oiviiion, TU 4-7324.
rOR your Stauffer home reducing plan
demonstration. Amy Brown TU 2-0:t44.
I roR your Stanley Home Products eall
Peggy Peebier Phone TU 3-0129
FOR Stanlftv Rnmi Prfitiurti Mil Suf I
jrmem i u v-euoo xug nope.
0PK UNTIL
8 P.M.
For your Shopping
Pleasure
Bt;.SK FURNITURK Co.
Next to Willard Hotel
A
4;
DEAR Gwendolyn, you said you want
ed me to learn to dance, I was at
Thurston's Studio of Dance, where
1-4854. John.
HAVE truck, will travel! Free esti
mates. No obligation. Eud's Transfer
and Storage, phone TU 4-6271.
LEARN sewing, private lesson. TU
4-3547.
ANYONE know in
date of death of OLIVER CH1LDERS
son of Orris Chllders, please commu
nicate witn wannsKt ana Atoms. At
torneys, 037 Spiuer Bldg., Toledo 4.
unio.
BOARDING home for aged and Infirm.
Ladies only. TU 2-0529.
PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 7
YOUNG women of any faith need in a
confidential advice may contact Miss
Pruitt. Catholic Charities. 278 W.
Broadway, Eugene. Oregon. . Phone
5-3042.
ALCOHOLICS anonymous. 120 River
aide Phone TU 2.:0U P. O. Box 204.
Also friendly help for families of alco-
noiics
HEALTH
12
NUTRILITE food supplement. Phone
TU 4-4ttlH.
SERVICES
10
HAULING, trash, brush and junk
hauled away. TU 2-3964.
SPRING fever? Speedy painting,
nor repairs. Good hourly rates.
2-4018.
REFRIGERATION service. Day. night.
Commercial, domestic. Klamath Re
frigeration Service, TU 4-B731.
PICTURE
tion. excellent workmanship. 522 Main.
uarceion s, i u -i-uoi
PAINTING, paper hanging. TU 4-6752.
CARPENTER work, new or remodel
ing Call Chet Mann. TU 4-8070
FOR tailoring services see Pete John
son for alterations on men's clothing
Doubl. breasted suits made over to
single breasted- Also suits made to
measure TU 2-0357 2037 Garden.
HOME renalr. elean un. nrunlne. sen.
eral handy-man work. Reasonable. TU
and heating. 2720
20 Free estimating.
OH, Stove cleaning, repair. TU 2-4307.
RUBBER STAMPS 1-day service. See
Jim Kaler. 1415 V E. Main, or call
TU 3-3000.
Terms Estimate!
SEPTIC TANKS
Cleaned Installed
Custom Digging
Klamath County Sanitary Service
710 No. 10th TU 2-1188
KING SEPTIC TANKS
Cleaning k Roto-Rooter Service
C. W. CLIFFORD, Manager
ED F. KING, Owner
3209 Hllyard Ave.-Ph. TO 4-9941
HELP WANTED. MALE 1
WANTED, local, middle-aged sales
man to represent national company,
straight commission, good repent busi
ness, front commission on initial sales
over SO per cent. Must be settled,
responsible, and bondable. Give full de
tails, part selling experience, age.
Write Box 141 care o Hera id and
News.
IF you want a career with a future,
n it.. vmi mn nnnnrttinitv to
use your talents to the fullest, call
TU 4-9196. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
THIS national sales organization
opened an office January 1st. 1957.
i nree men mrwu nuivc iti
been promoted to executive positions.
Hero is a terrmc opportunity .o
right man. You may be the one. Call
TU 2-2040. 9 to 12 for appointment.
DRIVER salesman. Must have local
references. Cascade Laundry ana Clean
ers. $150 -$250
PER WEEK
I want 2 neat-appearing men with
cars to represent an old national
concern, one of the largest of its
kind in the country. If you are
willing to work hard for $150 and
up per week in the Klamath Falls
area, don't pass up this ad.
I don't care what your previous
experience has been. If you are
able to open your mouth and talk
to me I will show you how easy it
is to earn up to $250 a week with
this company. Experience is not
necessary. We give you a complete
training, n accepted you win or
kept busy constantly calling on
prospects in your territory with
qualified appointments made by
people demanding that our repre
sentatives call on them. Get in on
the ground floor.
2-6 p.m. Pony Pass
Motel. Ask for
MR. ALLEN
ITUATIONS WANTIO 18
MAN and wife, DO years old, wish
to run hotel or rooming house or care
taking. Experienced. References. Call
TU 4-3900.
WANTED: Work for power saw. Tree
topping or removal, iu -evrn.
OFFICE work wanted. Referandes. TU
3-2782.
BABY silting, your home. Phone
TU 2-27B2
HOUSEWORK by the hour, not over
arven hours per day. Experienced. TU
4-671.1.
CHILD care during day. TU 2-3078.
WANTED child care days. TU 2-3380.
FULLY qualified accountant desires
to locate In Klamath Falls vicinity.
Experienced In all phases nf account
ing Including sawmill, taxes and of.
flee management. Box uu Herald is
News. Til 2 302.1.
WASHING Ironing. Delivery service.
1 U .-U..1S.
BABY sitting evenings or week-ends
or practical nursing rlsy or night In
your home. TU 4-3024.
baby silting. References.
nu:.ir.u,
4-788T.
plclr up, delivery. TU
.sewing, any kind tu' 4-4ti,vi,
WORKING mother! Best In child
care- day nd nunt. tu a-an-rr,
CARPENTER work wanted, reason-
ROOMS FOR RENT
22
STEAM heated room. Over Employ,
ment office. Court View Hotel.
CM. AN rooms,
cent
Gentlemen. 1330 Cres-
Sl.FFPING rooms.
, 4-SS13
TU 4-4444 or TU
FURNISHED room. 710 Main, Greet
: lioiei.
1 11 .EE PINO rooms 1014 High
STEAM heated sleeping mo ma Quiet
eiaan oioae in. rnone tu i-oai.
-
LARGE comfortable room (or wom
en am south h
ROOM,
oent
board gentlemen. 1607 Crea-
LOVELY room.
4-42M
eloaa in. Phon TU
APARTMENTS fOR RINT 24
WARM, elean, nicely furnished 1MII
llties paid Close In, Prlvalf entrance.
I Single lady. Reasonable, TU 4-003,
j Tu 4-.im7
! CLEAN neat two room apartment with
i lie mower, i.ifiir in. " i'iu gHi -
huffs- furnliheii. Sift a mnnth. TU 1
2-4fH7.
LARGE one bedroom apartment: also
2 room apartment Spotlessly clean,
completely furnished. Each with gar
age. TU 4-4430.
PERSONALS
APARTMENTS FOR RINT 14
NEW furnished aoartment. ainala oar-
son only. $J7.50. See 1030 Upham.
THREE rooms, bath. Furnished, gas
equipped. Couple only. Close in. t40
per monin. rnone iu a-eia.
ONE bedroom, modern, furnished
apartment with garage, $50 a month.
TU 2-9298.
FURNISHED apartment. All utilities
paid .except lights. Adulta only. Lin
coln Apartments. TU 2-1114.
FURNISHED apartment. 333 South
11th.
VERY desirable 1-bedroom unfurnished
apartment. Hot water heat, garage,
locker and laundry room. $55 per
month. 240 East Main, TU 4-4816.
NICE clean one room furnished apart
ment, reasonable. Close ln. TU 4-5111.
ONE room apartments. 99.50 weekly.
Call at 410 South 5th.
NICELY furnished three rooms, bath,
private entrance, garage. Couple. No
pels. Laundry facilities. Call TU 2-1214.
ATTRACTIVE apartment (on Cres
cent'. Inquire 1519 Donald, TU 4-4355
evenings, Sundays,
BEAUTIFULLY furnished one bed
room apartment. 3232 Union. TU 4-4430.
THREE room furnished apartment,
adults, no pets. 9U Walnut. TU 4-5472.
FURNISHED apartment, steam heat
Adults. Alpha Apartments. 630 Pine
TU 4-4S22
NEW one bedroom. Stove refrigera
tor, washer, dryer. Low heat TU
2-27M.
PARTLY furnished one bedroom
apurtmont Inquire 818 Prospect
FURNISHED apartments.
Greer Hotel
TWO room furnished
17X1 Oak. TU 2-04M
apartment.
MODERN clean apartment One child
permtssHDie. no pcu. rnone iu -ojj
FOR rent, new two bedroom apart
mrnt. T'lc kitchen and bath, wall to
wall carpeting Refrigerator and stove
furnished. TU 4-371A.
THREE room unfurnished apartment
witn garage, iv a-rua aiier 12.
APARTMENT furnished. Inquire S18
Mign.
FURNISHED three rooms, close ln
adults only no pats, laundry facili
ties. 531 No. 8th.
NTIAT clean, one-bedroom furnished
apartment. 420 Main. Electrlo heat
Inquire 422 Main.
FURNISHED apartment Phone TU
-0Bua.
NICE apartment Private entrance.
422 North 6th.
ONE bedroom apartment, adulta, no
pets, rurnisnsa. iax ovutn uin.
THREE room furnished
2061 White.
apartment
TWO room furnished apartment TO
THREE room furnished apartment,
working couple preferred. 893 Eldorado
TU 4-33(10.
FOR rent four room furnisher aoart-
ment, 44a Market at
FURNISHED for housekeeping, one
oca room apartment, wiean. wuni.
1143 fine.
TWO and three room furnished aDart-
ments, close ln. Phone TU 4-8130 or
TU 4-6393.
FURNISHED three rooms. Adults,
close in. 40. TU 4-3342 after 4:3U.
SMALL, apartment, 433 North 10th.
STEAM heat, clean, furnished, private
Walking distance to town. Adults. Best
rates in town, iu a-viiiT.
THREE room furnished apartment
2135 Orchard. Adulta. Inquire 2037 Had-
cune.
FURNISHED apartments. Utilities fur
nished. Walking distance to town. 1605
tspianaae
NICE three room aDartment. furnished
ZSL&mVMHag y-tem money can buy.
534 worm tigntn.
ONE bortrnom dupl.x. Large litis
rooms, siovei ana rarngeraTOr.
North Eigntn. tu mjm,
THREE room furnished upstairs apart.
menu Inquire 807. iso. Bixin. tu e-aior.
FURNISHED three room apartment,
933.50: one room apartment, S38.M;
nil utilities lnciuara. snarea oam.
Adults only. 410 North 10th.
CASCADE APARTMENT
HOTEL
Privacy. Clean, quiet, nicely fur
nished. Close to business center.
SI earn heat, elevator, reasonable.
By week or month. Free parking.
230 So llth St.
One and two bedroom apartments
Furnished and unfurnished
Inquire
Shasta View
Apartments
1627 Washburn Way
TU 4-8277
EWAUN A
Now and different
Designed for better living
Furnished or Unfurnished
Single Bedroom
Also Office Space
219 So. llth TU 2-1062 or TU 4-4589
HOUSES FOR RENT
26
ONE bedroom hous. furnished,
quire at iW Crescent.
CLEAN one bedroom house, furntihed
TU 2-1H68 evtnlngs and weekends.
TWO bedroom house, with automatic
washer and dryer hookup. 1749 Key
Street.
THHEE room furnished house. Inquire
mananer, 1:120 Oak.
SMALIa fum tuned cottage near air
base, $3S. Coupla only. Inquire at 18.1)1
far Uo.
SMALL three bedroom modern partly
furnlnhfld hntme in Chelsea Addition.
e-M per month. Tu 4 -a, Mitt.
TWO liedronm unfurnished house. Ar
thur St. TU 2-14A0.
FURNISHED one bedroom home. Elec
trlo nem. ruiiy insulated, un but line.
Inquire 3.1SA feha.ta Way
THREE bedroom furnished house, IU.
rnon i u -7inu.
THREE room practically furnished
home. Cloae In, 140. Call TU 4-TUH8.
POR lease or rent four blocks from
miiin, larae seven bedroom home, two
bit thu. Most suitable fur rooming
niiusc. tu .-wii,
SMALL house, 201 Martin, t23 I
month. Inquire 210 Martin. TU 4-75.12.
TWO bedroom duplex.
Children. No pets. 170
4-4 w4.
Unfurnished.
i month. TU
THIt EE room furnished aeml-modern
very eiean. w. ivm wanuano.
NICE home. Summers Lane. $79. Ab
solutely no small children. TU 4-5958.
FURNISHED one
c-lnse in. TU
bedroom duplex,
TWO bedroom unfurnished house. In
qure 012 Walnut.
FOR rent, three room house,
ly furnished. TU 4-H578.
part-
UNFURNISHED two bedroom duplex.
iwi4 sargeni. iu tf-.iiMi,
THREE bedroom hoiite, partly fur
ni.nhed, 170 a month. Inquire 111 Pine.
nr.INI.SHED duplex Adults. Cltn.
miict. too. TU 3-J4.rH. Cvenlnii TU
st-u.inn.
ONE bedroom house, fireplace, hard
w'd floors, refrlRerator and range.
Adults. No pets. Phone TU 4-4M7.
7URNINHED one bedroom house,
a month, 111 Pin Street. , .
TWO heritoom unfurnished duplex.
312 MrKinluy. TU 4-U.U.,
THREE room house, south suburb.
TU 4-7.10H after 11 a.m.
tune. Deri
Adults only, no pits. TU 4-5411,
MISC. PROPERTY TO LIT 27
Kl ACRES alfalfa. U acres pasture.
Level. Fenced. Prime for potatoes or
J Haifa. Water naid 4 miles Tulalaka.
. L. Rudd. Tulelakt.
SI
WOMAN with three children wishes to
rent two bedroom furnished nous In
Mills Addition. Not mora than 47. a
month. TU 3-4131.
LOCAL business employe desires 3 or
4 bedroom house rental. Can pay 990.
References. TU 4-8821 before 5:30.
WANTED furnished two or three bed
room house, to 9139. P. O. Box 1083,
Klamath Falls.
OTI Instructor desires to rent two bed
room house, garage. No children. Box
130, Herald - Newt.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
30
close to Peterson school. Wall-to-wad
carpet, fireplace, double garage, w,
900. Phone TU 4-7592.
BY owner, two bedroom house, also
three bedroom nouae. Both in Peter
son School district. Phone TU 4-8049
days: TU 4-6100, evenings.
442 DIVISION. Needs repainting. Take
trailer house or pickup In trade. 99879,
Alonio Hodges, Merrill.
NEW home, fireplace, electrlo heat,
tile bath, lots of cabinets, large bed
rooms. Take older home or lot In
12700 down. Call TU mmi,
MUST sell Immediately, nice thre
bedroom home on two large lots. New
ly remodeled inside, partially on ex
terior. Only $3000. TU 2-4812.
BUILDING lot for the one who wants
the best Loma Linda Addition. TU
4-9354.
BY OWNER, two bedroom home, 1705
Eldorado. Phone evenings TU 4-3238,
days TU 4-7518. -
IMMEDIATE possession. Four bed
room home, fireplace, two baths, land
scaped. TU 4-6546.
anPnnviMATF.I.V R.1 acres farm
land. 2 deep wells with pumps and
Murvnir naAi ritv limits of Dorrit.
California. Call Dorris Exeter 7-2241,
or see W. H. Cramer, Mountain Val
ley MOUiaing vompany oiuce.
ROGUE Valley Ranch, 39 Ac. 36 Irrig.
Flood Irrlg. 25M BIdgs, 3Bd Rm Home.
2 Ml town pvd Rd. 4 way view, above
. free soil, irosi iree, a mi Aniana,
At Morifnrd. 120.000 FP. Eauity ?.-
500, S per cent int. very easy terms
bal. Trade equity for business, trailer
Sark, trailer or what? Cal, Nev. New
ex, Arit, H. F. McDowell. Owner,
Rt. 1. Box 506 Talent, Oregon, phone
KE 5-2202 Mcdford.
NEW three bedroom home, large
rooms, wall to waU carpeting, elec
tric heat, fireplace, large utility at
tached garage TU 3-1830 or TU 4-6187.
THREE BEDROOM
Neat, clean, cement foundation,
large lot.
$6625
Low down payment
OTIS
REAL ESTATE'
TU 2-4746
4717 South 6th
HOMES AND BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE. NEW LOCATION, 133
So. 9th St.
EVERETT DENNIS,
REALTOR, Ph. 4-8491
Construction Plus
This Is what you have In this
LARGE 2 bedroom home, located
just off HOMED ALB RD. Tiled
bath, large living room with fire
place dining room, large kitchen
with lots of cabinets. LAHGE utll-
itv room. This home hag thu hftst
Fenced yard, nicely landscaped.
All of this plus acre for only
$11,000.00. TERMS TO FIT YOUR
POCKETBOOK.
Assume AVi G.I.
Loan
Which Is now a thing of the past.
on this CLEAN 2 bedroom home lo
cated on north side. Has fireplace.
compact kitchen and eating area.
All rooms have hardwood floors,
FULL BASEMENT, OIL PIPED
HEAT. Fenced back yard. Selling
tor 19,950.00 with 1, 750.00 down
$69.00 per month. INCLUDING
PRINCIPAL INTEREST TAXES
AND INSURANCE.
Exchange
Not new but, SOLID AS THE
ROCK OF GIBRALTAR. Shasta
Way is where you will find these
3 apartment units, grossing $273.00
per month. And it can be yours if
you have $6000.00 or more equity
in a house or something of equal
value. Selling price $20,000. Check
with us and you will be glad you
did.
M & S REALTY
(Mora Service)
Gene Stratton, Realtor
2254 South 6th Street
Phone TU 2-4646 anytime
Salesmen
Dean Howell Eve. TU 2-J5M
John Calzacorta Eve. TU 2-4079
Paul McAtee anytime TU 2-4647
1211 California
Avenue
DRIVE BY this outstanding, very
neat, 2 bedroom home value, that
will practically sell itself for the
low, low price of only 16.7S0, with
convenient terms of just $750 down.
Level, landscaped lot, completely
enclosed back yard, oversize sa
rngo with extra workshop area.
Fine neighborhood, convenient to
Conger School. ACT NOW, this
home won't be on the market
long,
v v Peterson School
District
One of the finest, larger 2 bedroom
newer ranch style homes in this
lovely home area. Immaculate ln
i,de and out, top quality wall-to-wall
carpeting in living room and
dining room, fireplace, Spacious
dining room plus large eating area
In the attractively arranged kitch
en. Best of all, a large ATTACHED
DOUBLE GARAGE. Only $14,500,
any type financing. Including $1 ,
000 down plus closing K1IA, to
qualified purchaser. Call now.
vv Suburban
Only $G,500 is the total price for
this modern 2 bedroom home.
nicely located ln Shasta District on
Gary St., first class condition in
ide and out. Concrete foundation,
detached garage, V. acre Irrigated.
No financing charges, 1,000 down,
easy monthly payments.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
REALTORS SINCE 1903
111 N. 8th St. Phone TU 4-7771
Salesmen :
Bill Chilcote Ph. TU 4-3281 Ever
Homer Stiles
RIAL ESTATE WANTfD