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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. JULY 7. 1953 PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Hidden Microphone Found In Hotel Suite As Goldfine Probe Continues By LEWIS fiL'LiCK . Goldfine, gill-giving Iricnd of WASHINGTON AP) - BfrnardP'sidfnlial aide Shorman Adams Goldhncs aides early today lnund,hom the subcommittee now is the Harris subconimillee's chid investigating, charged Gestapo investigator with a hidden micro-'lactics" when he learned of the phone in an adjoining hotel suite, postnudnight incident. Chairman Oren Harris ID-Arki "I'm shocked beyond words by called the subcommittee into, such disgraceful conduct by an of emergency session to weigh the;fi"al representative of a congres falc of the investigator. Baron I. sional committee Goldline said ciKinkii.ii. in ir lu isi in I later alter huddling with Lotto an inouirv that has rocked Wash-1 1 J I : i. v,.'c,n fnr a nnst. midnight npws c n n f e r e n c e watched in amazement as the microphone which Shacklette I later claimed as his was jerked I floors below Lotto's, under a connecting door into the The developments overshad Goldline aides' suite. The original owed all other recent events in the plan for the meeting with news men was anannonea. Shacklette said he tuned in his hi-fi set on the Sheraton-Carlton suite of Jack Lotto, Goldfine's new publicity man. He said Harris lold him to find out, as he put it, who was tapping telephone lines of subcommittee members. "Mr. Harris did not authorize any particular type of investiga tion," Sharkletlc said. Jack Anderson, who works for columnist Drew Pearson, was found in the room with Shacklette. Anderson said he too had inlorma lion about the alleged wire tapping, but the microphone and electronic gear were Shacklette s Harris acknowledged that he had told Shacklette to see what he could find' out about reports his telephone was lapped. Hut he said Shacklette s electrical eaves dropping was not authorized. Har ris said he still does not know whether his telephone has been tampered with ''& v' i rjs-'Ji "3 i y,m,(,' tiTtSgUiB!i-i UmM J . i si MilTiatmiii LOCAL BUSINESSMEN are shown hero during recent discussion meeting on free private enterprise, sponsored by commerce chamber. Meetings are being held twice weekly for 17 weeks to fully inform interested businessmen of the meaning of free enterprise sys tem. They are also being held in other cities across the country in a nationwide chamber of commerce program. ffhe 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 B.-ftv Engagement Announcements Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls No cost or obligationl Phone TU 4-6185 If Wash Job J Thii Week Only With Every Lube, VA I I Oil Chonqo and Wheel Pock Job K'3 l "De" Leigh Motors M v -cues & service y V X. 239 Main T i and Goldfine's Washington lawyer; D ........ n.tU iifiL'tfr ivmiiij. flnldlinp issued imnvriiate nr. ! dors (or his entourace to move out of the hotel. Goldfine's own suite was on the second floor, six sensation-packed House probe of charges that Goldline bestowed gilts widely among federal em ployes . and got special federal treatment in rcfurn. Both he and Adams have denied the special treatment charges. The textile and real estate mag nate flew in from Boston last night with a promise to tell the subcommittee, at last, about three quarters of a million dollars worth of his checks that have gone un cashed for years. He returns for a third day of testimony before the subcommit tee tomorrow. But Goldfine had hardly retired to his suite before the case look:"1 a swlu mol,on- its newest turn. 0llt came a small gray micro-!any Here's what happened: phone the size of a tiny mouse. Lotto phoned newsmen between 'failing behind it a tail of an II p.m. and midnight that he was arranging a 12:30 a.m. news con ference on some records which Goldline had brought into town an hour or so earlier. Reporters gathered in Lotto's Study Group Lists 48 Some four dozen local business men have enrolled in a commerce chamher-sponsored course where the principles of competitive, free private enterprise are discussed. The course, now halfway through, calls for two meetings a week for 17 weeks. Participants study from a series of pamphlets, augmented by tape recorded model discus sions, which are prepared by the economic research department of the Tinted Stales t'hamber of Commerce. The groups were initiated nation wide so lli.it businessmen could be prepared l: torm well reasoned judgments annut national issues, and be prepared to state the case persuasively for a free market economy. At recent meetings, participants have discussed this country's com mitment to the principle of com petitive private enterprise, which ha; come about under our common law and anti trust laws of 1HW. In discussion, the consistent view point that any substantial dela tion from the free enterprise prin ciple would invite possible growth ol socialistic thinking in the nation. 5tudcbokcr - Packard ;. h Mcrccdci-Benx jT'Jf I Room 800 at the appointed hour who said no city law was violated but the news conference never in using the microphone, came off. While they were chat- Fortv-five minuies elapsed be ting informally and waiting for it fore the silent, Inked suite was to start, Itobb and Lotto hustled Opened to the rrcusmcn and pho- about. Then the two Goldfine aides and Phil Brennan. Lotto's assistant, silently motioned the newsmen into another room of the suite. Robb then whispered that about 11 p.m. he had spotted a micro-:for nhnnn incl on the nlhnr cirln nf a phone just on the other side of a lo(l'i connecting Room 800 w,lh adjoining Room 806. Robb said that he had noticed earlier that the door to Room 806 was a fraction of an inch above I the lloor line. He said he kneeled down and saw a pair of shoes move. He called Brennan. Brena nan said he saw a pair of hands: believe that there was an or and what appeared to be some- ganized effort to dredge up every- one else peering back at him from the darkness on the other side of the crack under the door. Next, Rohb produced for news men a former Washington, D.C., policeman, Lloyd V. Furr, whom Robb hired a week ago to check on eavesdropping. Kurr said an electrical detector confirmed there was a microphone next door.; rurr and Robb led the group over to the locked door. furr slid a wire coat hanger undcr '"!: do(" lhcn Pullcd backwho in this hotel was responsible. electric cord several feet long. There wasn't a sound from next: door. Lotto pounded on the hall way door to Room 806. No re sponse. He called for the man nger and later for a policeman, t it t i t V F r ( "fit fc v . MRS. EDWARD V. BROTH ERHOOD, newly appointed executive director of the Klamath Area Girl Scout Council (she ust received notification of her appoint ment from Girl Scout Na tional Headquarters in New York Juno 28,1 will also be camp director of the es tablished Girl Scout camp at Camp Esther Applegate on Lake of Woods from August 2 to August 22. Mrs. Broth erhood, who has been acting director until her appoint ment, has been program chairman of the council since she and her family ar rived in Klamath Falls from Portland in August, 1957. She was with the Girl Scout Council in Portland, and was an administrator in the De partment of Public Instruc tion in Honolulu for 14 years. THKKT DETROIT AP - John Sinn-; mi1! Jr.. 4. ;md his brother (i.iry.i .1. and two other youngsters werei tip a plastic swmmnns pool m the Steinmetz back ard so they could tool off. A man in a pickup truck aJ driwiis down the alley and the children. He stopped truck, jumped oer a fence, crabbed the pool, threw it in his truck and look off . Tolice are acarchin lor the man. .!'-s A. tographers. The barrel - chested Shacklette did most of the talking while Anderson, whose hy-line some- times appears over the Pearson column, sat in an adjacent chair the unscheduled news con- i jerence. "We have information." Shack lette said in measured tones, "that committee members tele- phones were tapped. I was given the assignment of checking to see whether this was true." "We had sufficient informa tion," he went on, "to lead me to thing possible on committee mem bers. (Besides reports of wiretaps, Harris last week had said myster ious calls for information about him had also been made to his constituents.! "Mr. Anderson had some in formation which made it appear that we might fKd out who had LJZZZSZ jnolcl ,across the street from the I. Sheraton-Carlton I to this hotel, ju ., aiipmnfino in find n.,i I "Mr. Harris did not authorize particular type of investiga- ! lion. He did not authorize techni- cal surveillance. .. . "Mr. Anderson registered this room and I took advantage of hospitality. 'Anderson said he too had re ports of an undercover campaign against the subcommittee and was checking on them. He ob tained the adjoining suite under the name of Brooks. Pearson could not be reached immediately for comment. Lotto roused Goldfine aflcr Shacklette and Anderson had had their say. Goldline appeared sleepily at the door of his second floor suite after conferring with Robb and Lotto. He wore a gold Chinese robe over white pajamas and carried a piece of paper with his statement written in pencil. I intend to move out in the morning, Goldfine said. He was prodded a hit by his aides. I Hunk it is worse than Rus sia, he said. Worse than the Gestapo." Students Win Fund Awards LAKEVIKV Bernard D;ily Fundi scholarships have hren awarded to 17 students of the Lakoview High School graduating class as a result of the annual meeting of the board of trustees and advisers from Oren schools of higher- edu cation. This was the 3Hth annual announcement of schlarships since the fund was established accord ing to the will of the late Dr. Bernard Daly. Students in this year's selection were Phyllis E. Ashcraft, Mary .lo Augustine. Michael E. Clark. Mary Lou Fitzgerald, Barbara Freeman, Judith Ann Goss, Jan ice h. Hammersloy, Sylvia A. John son. (Jayle M. Jones. Judith A. Snider, Joyce L. Stephens, Dora Is. Striehy, Patrick W. Sullivan. Marvin Tyler, Glenn Vandergaw, Suzanne Warburton and Susan Lee Wilbur. Ihe board of trustees is com piled of Roy Perry, chairman; . P. Vernon, vice chairman; I . R. Conn, secretary-treasurer; (arl . Pendleton and W Harvey. Mttmg in as advisers W. M. Langan and William R . frnnks. Orp.-nn Slr.tn rnM-. Spencer Carlson, t'niversity of Ore gon: F.lmo M. Stephenson. South ern Oregon College; Lyle H. John son. Eastern Oregon Colic, Education: W. M. Douglass, gnn Technical Institute. Orn. Club Installs New Officers l nr.rx.v insi.uiaiion OI new Ol - ficers tor KOJ.-.V) of the Yreka Toast mistress Club, highlighted thci' nirotinc nn ThiirHu mnnmc June 2ti at the Yreka Inn, with Mrs. (.oiiruo tiiiiy, a past prosi dont. as installing olticcr. Mrs. Janios Sullivan is new pri'sidont. Others to serve with her ate Mrs. Llevii Lacy, vice presi dent. .Mrs. H.ilph James, sec relary; Mrs. Kenton Wilmarth. treasurer and Mrs. Georae Wack er. retiring pre;dent, cluh repre sentative. rrcsentations of past president pins were made to Mrs. Tour Dick inson, tn st president of the cluh; Mrs. Geo:;e It: ay. Mrs. Kd Lou-: down, and retiring president. Mis W.uker. All memhcis participated in Ihe a ? ,Ml1I ftIeri re' table top.o. u iiir Mrs. James Sul. ,!ef lu,eJake Joint L'nin livan as topicmtstress. Mrs.."!fh 'V1 )lS,ncL lieorip W ,-H-krr was hostess. To'nuslitx for the eveninc. Mrs. Willumi Knslrman, called on Mrs. Ralph James lor a lonr mmnte impromptu speech on "lie eMon A six minute i.tiit on l-'KiMihnuor" u,i nrrseiUrtf hv Mrs ,;l)s Krirrr anrt a two mm talk on "Wealth" was given i-y Mrs. T.corse Bray. Nlrs. Honton W;Imarth served as 1 1 iiMi'i n 'i lilt rinuiik. .mi i.i..('n 5;1i.Iames was erammanan, ami Ken h' er.il eva'.uator was Mrs. Ed Leu- don. About W of every 100 homes in 'Ohio has a radio. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMUTIVS Trailers Auto Miscellaneous New Car ti Trucka Used Cara At Trucka EMPLOYMENT P:- Wanted. Female Helo Wanted. Mala Helo Wanted Situatlona Wanted re 2A Anartmenta Fnr Rent Houses Fnr Rent ... Wise. Property to Let Real r.tate Wanted Real Otate Exchanre Real Estate For Sale Business Opportunities NOTICES Card of Thanks - In Memoriam Funeral Homea , Meeting Notices Lost Ac round General NoUce Personals .. Public Charity Services Services MISCELLANEOUS Transportation neaitn Educational Financial Loan -- Building . Remodeling , ,,, Fuel - Hffltlnff ... Food - Produce , . ,- Boats . Pets Soorti - Hobbies Radio - TV. . Music Livestock It Poultry Nincninpry For Rent wanted WANT AD RATE SCHEDULE For additional rate Information - Phone TU 4-8111 15 WORD! 2-3-4 Insertions 5-8-7 Insertions t Month -Daily) ... .,., .75 1.25 3.25 1.30 2 50 650 2.29 S.75 0.7S 3.00 500 13.00 TO WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions 5-6-7 Insertions , .,, . I Month iDailyl 11 15 WORDS it insertions 5-6-7 Insertions I Month i Daily! IS 20 WORDS 2-3-4 insertions , , 5-6-7 Insertions I Month (Daily) 21 X5 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions 5-6-7 Insertions , 1 Month (Daily) ., . tfl 30 WORDS J-3-4 Insertions .. 5-6-7 Insertions I Month (Dally) 8) 35 WORDS i-3-4 Insertions 5-6-7 Insertions 4. no 7.90 IPSO 8.25 8.75 22.75 600 10.00 36.00 I Month (Daily! 8ft 40 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions , , , 5-6-7 Insertions t Month ID ally) DEADLINE 0:30 p.m. day before publication. Noon Saturday (or Sun day or Monday. For rates and In formation concerning Classified D;a olay please call TU 4-51 1L Mini murr charee 50 cents. Box num bers 25 cents Please read the first -scrtion of your ad. The Herald St Niws reserves the light to class ify edn or reject any Want Ad copy ar.O will be responsible for only one Incorrect insertion of ny Want Ad. and then only by correct Dubl'cation of same Corrections or cancellations U received by 8:30 Dm. will be made In following day' publication. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT No. 57-114 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT (" THR IT ATP flF r.Ot?i-Ti-ltU for the county of klamath PRORATE! nRPARTMr'NT In the Matter M the Eslnlo of FRANK j. tsr.. muni Known as Frank Ci AnlP, Derensrd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that inc undorsigiipfi nas filed her Final Account and Henort in thp above cn titled estate and that, by an order of Ihe Circuit Court of the Slate o Ore- tton. lor me county ot Klamath, Pro Date Depart men t, the hearing upon name nas neen sei lor tne i!atn day of July. lf58. in the Circuit Court room or the Klamath Countv Court house at Klamath Fallj, Oregon, ai the hour Of 111:00 a.m. All nersnni havinir nhioptinna thnr. to are hereby notified to present the sirnp on or neiore sucn time. Date of first publication of this no tice is the .'tilth day of June. l!)5fl. Millicent C. Gilbert. Executrix ot the Estate of Frank G Abel, also known aa Frank G. Able. Deceased. Duncan. Brophv. Wilson Duhaime Mioineys lor tne txecuinx No. 334. June 30. July 7. 1 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR tup rni:,MTV nr it aua tw the matter of the estate OF ON A E MfLANF. neeeaeH NOTICE is hereby Riven that I have men my tinai account as admmis. Irator of the estate of Ona E. Mc Lane, (iaci-ascH. and that the Court ha! set July 14, lflSfl, at the hour of 10:0( a m., at the time for hearing of ob- Dated this Kith dav of June. IMS. Aiiornry for Admr. No- 3l;, June 18- 2- , July NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF rn K l i C.RSH IP Notiee Is herrhv given that partnership nf Ernest Armstrong the ni .music t ompany. has heen dissolved a n ,ne f,boar! Music Company will icnnimuf io operaie under my name itrnesi Armstrong No. 34S July 7. fl. 9, 10. 11. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given lhat the un dersigned, as Administratrix of the r.Maie oi a oner Kirn, deceased ii and after the 8th day of August If.'iR. pursuant to an order of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath, sell to the nignesi ninnrr for cn-n. at the otf of L. ORTH S1SF.MORE. Attornev. Main Street. Klamath Falls Oreunn ,that certain real property described ! NW1, of Section U. Township 2ft ?.ni" Rf,nKc 9 EB!lt ' thc Willamette dolly kirk Adimmstratriv ORTH SISEMORE No. :u July 7.' 14. at. SB Attornoy Named Board Leader YttKKA-Al Tebhe. Yreka at torney. was named as president of the Siskiyou I'nmn Kich School district 5 hoard at Tuesday's meet ins. succeeding L X. Loren?en of Mount Shasta, who is rotirinz. Tehbe was authorised to retain Daniel S. Carlton. Hedding attor ney, as counsel for the district in lames Herbert of McCIoud was reelected as clerk of the board and Goorse Thebolt of Mount Shas ta, newly elected trustee, was sworn in. Thebolt and Jerome Cal ins were named as a committee to decide on purchase of school buses for the Fort Jones and Me '."loud schools. AT STATE CONVENTION MAUN - Two Malm residents Betty Jo Bruhtman and LuciU Gray, attended the state conven 1 1 "II Ui UK' .lllH'M' in I Ulrt niook the last part of June. Both are members of the Merrill Moose Lodge No. 18. FUNERAL HOMES O'HAIRS Memorial ChapeL 539 Pipe Phona TU 4-3456. Parking lot avail able. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Bom. B24 Huh Sl Phone TU 2-4404. MEETING NOTICES IOOF NO. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. 1st A 3rd Tuesdays, each month social nights. 2nd & 4th Tuesdays, rejular meetings. Fifth and Main Sts. ALOHA CHAPTER No. 61. O.E.S will hold a stated meeting Tuesday, f p.m.. Masonic Tern' pie. Margaret Sheridan, W..M. Herbert Haneline. W.P. LOST & FOUND .... 2 LOST inside casing and back of ladv'n Bulova. Old Armory. July 4. Inscribed -neryie. newara. ju 4-7.ua. LOST female Weimaraner, top of Foe vaney nui. juieiane i-iuui. REWARD, information or return of all white, male cat. Alive or dead. Vlclntv of Roosevelt School. TU 4-3819 or into rremoni. LOST man'a billfold with money and important papers. Return paperi to 1 1 nuciquin, ure, LOST young male fawn color cat. l.u,ikiimii ra. v&iuca pel, lu GENERAL NOTICES 4 STAUFFER homi reducing plan. Amy or uwu. i. u ior tree oemoniui tion. Pegry Peebler Phene TU 2-fl PERSONALS 6 SPENCER corsetiere. TU 4-9057. PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 7 ALCOHOLICS anonymous. 120 River side. Phone TU 3-0109 P. O. Box 204 Alio friendlv help for families of alco holies. YOUNG women of any faith needinR confidential advice may contact Ml't Prultt. Catholic Charities. 278 W Broadway. Eugene. Oregon. Phone 5-3642. SERVICES 10 JEWELRY, inff. J. C 4-460S. CLEANING the Sanitone Way. New Method Cleaners: 1453 Esplanade. TU 4-4471. Kimball's 521 Walnut. TU 4-7378. DAVIS floor coverings and window hades, carpets. 4-ih Main. TU 4-4BH4. BLANKETS Sta-Nu finished. Have now. Cascade Laundry nem none Cleaners. AIR conditioning cools, heats Holland Sheet Metal. 222 Spring. TU 4-6541. EMPLOYMENT Agency, He. Anderson s Ullice Main. TU 2-2002. LAWN mowers. Bodenhamer Saw A Repair Shop. 351 East Main. TU 4-4R7Z. SERVICE station equipment mainten ance. Buswell Co. 155 . Main. TU 4-5370. MOW. rake and bale hay. Phone after fi p m. TU 4-.V1HH. TITLE and abstracts. Klamath Coun tv Abstract company, 42a Main, iu 4-5155. LANDSCAPING, Rarden Bussman's Seed Store, 904 Avenue. TU 4-3443. INSURANCE. "Safeco" Jerry Thomas Insurance Asency. 304 So. 7th. TU 2-5555. McINTYRE Travel Service. Airnlane, imshiD. tours, hotels. 716 Alain, ru -.114.1. ELECTRICAL contracting. electric heat specialist. Steinscifer Electric, 833 main, i u z-nmu. n LACK SMITH, farm eo moment serv ice. Don Kenyon, 4.w o. oin. iu 4-3215. Rim AT) LOOM raroets. formica drain boards, drapery. Calhoun's 357 East Main. TU 4-B495. LEATHER aprons. Fast Main Shoe & Leather SnoD. 253 E. Main. TU -U1Ul. WELL drilling. Southern Oregon Well Drilling o. ttiin willow, i u t-Bo. TAILORING, altering, repairing. IdiVs Tailor Shop. 125 N.Slh. TU 4-6122. STORAGE, transfer and delivery. Peo pie's Warehouse, 1425 so, em. tu 4-7425. CUSTOM backhoe work. Ditch clean ing, drain line. Cesspool digging, etc. H. W. Simmers. TU 2-1946. CUSTOM hay baling, windrowlng. rea sonable. John Dobranski, Highway 97, Chiloquin. ANY kind of canvas made or re paired. Canvas and Leather Shop, 2fti4 South 6th. TU 4-6660. LAWN mower snarpening, engine re pair. EDer riagen sji s.naia way. FENCES! FENCES! Comnlete lnstal- tation or tnaleriala. Free estimates TU 4-6515. FAINTIiSG, interior-exterior. Free es timates. Work guaranteed. Reason able. TU 2-5006 LEVELING, backfilling, lawns, fill dirt. John 4-7076 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Bv virtue of an execution in f Ore-1 closure rjn iy Issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County ol Klamath. State of Oregon, dated the 19th day of June, 1958. in a certain action in the Circuit Court for said Countv and State, wherein Elmer Choulrs.i a plaintiff, recovered Judg ment against Kenneth E. Bailey for ihe sum of 2.2l 7fi together with in terest thereon at the rale of 7 per rrnt per annum from August 3, 195.1 until paid; for the further sum of -32 00 together with interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per an num frnm May 7, 1954 until paid; for the further sum nf $124. Sft together with interest thereon at the rale of 7 per rent per annum from March 0 inn until paid: for the further sum of $500 00 as attorney's fees: and fnr ot and disbursements taxed at Sir 7V Notice i herebv iriven that I will on the 2.lrd dav of July. 1958. at the front door of the Court House of the Countv of Klamath, in Klamath Fall. Oregon in said County, at 10 no o'clock in the forenoon of said dav. sell at public auction to the highest biddrr for cash, the foMowing described property. Bcffinnina at the corner common to Section 19. 20, 29 and 30. Townhip 2 South. Range 9 East of the Wil- iamptte Meridian. Klamath Countv. Oregon, and running thence South R7S 41', West 1722 76 feet to point of beginning: thence North 74 28' West, Hi frrt; theore South IS .14' West. 450 00 feet thence South 74'2v Fast, Ml feet thence North 1534 East. 450 00 fret to place of beginning, be-it-g a part of the NW'.NF1 of Sec tion TO. Townhip 24 South. Bange 9 T W M.. Klamath Countv. Oregnn, to get her n,i the furniture, fixtures, equipment, etc, contained in the build ings located on the above described iral estate, taken and levied upon a te property of the said Kenneth T. Baile v. or at much thereof as may be nece sary to satifv the said Judg ment in favor of Flr-er Choulei again' aid Kenneth f Bailev. with interest t hereon, together with all costs and rsements that have or may ac- - icr,(J K'amath Falla Orostnn J V BBtTTON. Sheriff of Klama'h County. Bv DORIS KON'NIE. Deputv No. W. June 33. 30. July T. 14. 21. SERVICES 10 BUILDER r.H.A. terms. New construction, mates. TU 4-1344. Free sU- CUSTOM baling. Miles Cain. TU 4-4963 DIGGING ceiipooli, foundation, sew er, lines and rototillinggardens, lawnt. Louis Walker. Phone TU 2-3283. 3213 Delaware. LANDSCAPE service, trees, ahruba nedgei. Pruning, topping, rototilling, nlinim Homtriile Landscaoe Nurs ery now giving S&H Green StJunpa SHARPENED mowers, hand, power; saws, hand, circle. 211S orcnaroAve. LAWNS, sprinkling systems. landscap- . evergreens, irrei. m un. - ire Gftrdens Nursery. 878 Lakeshore ive. TU 4-4JR6. SEWING, any kind. TU 4-4853. PAINTING paper hanging. TU 4-6752 rw --. ik.'-: ..iAlt Hr.in filrii and excavation of house foundations. TU 4-8398. Bill Forney. KLAMATH Fence Co. Phone TU 4-5228 LANDSCAPING lawn, plowing and rntfitillintr lrtnr pnUinmcnL bSCKhOe. ditch digging, septic tanks. Laurence Meaaen. i u -4jji. and stacking. Sullivan, phone TU KING SEPTIC TANKS Cleaning & Roto-Rooter Service C. W. CLIFFORD, Manager ED. F. KING, Owner 1209 Hi.yard Ave. Ph TU 4-9841 Septic Tanks Drain Fields CLEANED INSTALLED Bonded Service For all sewer problems DIAL TU 2-1136 Klamath County Sanitary Service HEALTH - 12 PRtfsrntPTIONS. cosmetics, veterln arv supplies. Currin's for Drugs. 640 Main. TU 2-3475. llFAl.TH massase. Oscar S. NUsen, physical therapist, 1227 Main. TU 4-5012. VITA GLOW HEALTH FOODSIl , Health dno-s. 2041 RadclUfe. TU 2-4805. EDUCATIONAL 13 ROBERTSON School of Business. Day and night clauses 411 Main. TU 2-4126 LOOK SKYWARD! Men and Women AIRLINE CAREER TRAINING Widen the horizon of your AMBITIONS by preparation with a leading nationally recognized institute of training for that career of your lifetime. REWARDING futures as: Hostess - Reservations - Flight Dispatcher - Passenger Agent Communications - General Air port and Office personnel. Ages 18-36 sincere, ambitious, high school graduates. THIS IS FOR YOU. Low budget term arrangements include flight to Chicago or Hollywood for fin-il phase of CAREER TRAINING at no extra cost. For complete information Write TODAY AIRLINE CAREER DIVISION Dept. A7-I66, Box 256, Herald ft News. NAME CITY AGE STATE PHONE HRS. WORKED: From To EDUCATION HELP WANTED, FEMALE) 14 SALESWOMAN for paint and wall na. per retail store. State age, experience Box 253 in care WOMEN - AIRLINE CAREERS. Sc our ad under Class. 13. HELP WANTED, MALE 16 SALESMAN wanted. Guarantee and commission. Must be good closer with proven ability. Apply Mr, Eales, Treas ure Trailer Sales. No phone calls. WANT someone to log 150,000 ft. short logs. Contact Ivey Clark, Sprigue River. MEN - AIRLINE CAREERS. See our ad under Class. 13. OPENING for experienced men's furnishings. Man wanting a future with a large, well established re tail firm. Good salary plus com mission, insurance benefits, hos pitalization, retirement plan, paid vacations, etc. Makes excellent op portunity ior right man. write Box 2fi5 in care of Heiold and Ne; giving age, experience, phftf Oum het, etc. HELP WANTED 17 BOYS or girls 12 to 14 years of f.Q for delivering paper romps. yrr-Ka. Weed. Dunsmuir, Mt. Shasta. Write Rox 247 in care of HerAd & News. MEN. women. $20 daily. Sell lum.nniQ. namepiaips. wnie ncevn u.. Aiup boro. Massachusetts. WANTED man and wife combinat:.i to operate bar and restaurant con cession at Reames Golf and Country Cluh. Mail Qualifications and refer ences to PO. Box 410, city. No phoi0 SITUATIONS V?ANTi$ 0 WOI'I.D like to care for children fllur. ng tne any. t-xper-ncea. encea in ard. Fnone TU CAT operator wants work In woods. 10 years experience, rnone iu a-w)K7 2424 Shasta Way. WORKING mothers. vacatifOs nest in cnua rare, an iu CARPENTER needs work. 39'ja Ifcisbee. BABY sitting, references. TU 2-2711 WASHING and Ironing done, reasrrft able. Pickup and deliver. TU 2-tJo, ironing delivery aervlca EMPLOYMENT wanted. .14 ear old student Have general Knowie of many odd jobs. TU 2-2R21. Pacific Northwest Corporation Needs Four Men at Once. 1. Starting salary $450 per month plus commission 2. Rapid advancement 3. Leads furnished 4. Free insurance Company pension plan s. Training provided 7. This is not insurance or gadget selling REQUIREMENTS 1. Ages 22-42 2. Neat appearance 3. Car essential "r"""'' '" necessarv Apply 10 a m and asain at P m. at the Willard Hotel. Monday .1 ul- 7 and Thursday. July 10. Ask fnr Mr. Hamilton. No phone inter views please. ROOMS FOR RENT 21 LOVELY large cool rooms. Nicely fur nished . carpeted. Laundry. Parkin TU 4-M21. SLEEPING room, bath, private en tranre, parking, gentleman. 126 Nortfe Shasta Way. SLEEPING rooms ior rent, close In. 818 Walnut. gentlemen. 1607 Crea- LARGE comfortable rooms (or worn en. 310 South Sth. FURNISHED rooms. 710 Main. Greet Hotel. LOVELY rooms, close In. Phone TU 4-42M. ROOM and board, close In, good food. TU 2-3402. COOL, airy sleeping rooms. Quiet clean, close tn Phone TU 3-0314. clean rooms. 1530 ROOMS. 8 and $9 per week. With bath. $10 per week. Under new man agement. Pelican Hotel. 1014 Main. ROOMS. S3 a week. 829 efferson SLEEPING rooms. 1034 High. COURT VIEW HOTEL rtAn nti let desirable. reasOnahl. Over Employment Office on Third. ROOM for rent to businessman. Phon TU 4-4667. ROOMS $5 a week up. Sth and Elm. ROOMS near airport, one or two peo pie. TU 4-8667. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 furnished. Adults. 550. TU furnished, 33S FOUR room furnished. 503 Market. UNFURNISHED apartment. Adults nnlv. Park Court Apartments. TU 4-7273. NTCF. elffln. air conditioned, three rooms and bath, furnished apartment .son able rates. -07 r.asi main. CLEAN, furnished, modern apartment. Close in. With garage. Couple. TV 4-8459. partments. Close 1a 1. 4X1 No. 10th. PARTLY ' furnished one bedroom apartment Inquire 81 Prospect. FURNISHED apartment, steam heat; adults. Alpha Apartments, 630 Pine. TU 4-4522. NOLAN Apartments. 312 No. 11th. MODERN furnished three room apart ment. Phone TU 4-5334. THREE room furnished apartment. 2061 White. CLEAN large two room furnishes apartment with garage. TU 4-4430. FURNISHED downtown apartment. Parking space. $55. Call TU 4-6300 or TU 4-8R36. FOUR rooms, furnished. No children or pets. 624 Mitchell St CLEAN four rooms and bath. Unfur nished or partly furnished, ru FURNISHED apartment in duplex, electric aoDliances. Clean, close in. TtJ 4-4253. APARTMENT in two bedroom duplex. Inquire 111 Pine. apartne-te. 711 t&rta HACHELOR jinartminL Park Aaar mcnta. 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-717. furnished apartment. COURT VIEW HOTEL Small, clean, quiet, reasonable. Ortit employment office on third. DELUXE one bedroom i Range and refrigerator. 2-3312 Housekeeping room, aiai oot- ment suitable for family. CldD; io. Reasonable. TU 4-3542. CLEAN four room, upstairs apart ment. Garage. 661 California Ave. TU TWO bedroom unfurnished apartmon on Homedale. Call 2919 Summers Lane. FURNISHED bedroom aoirowrrp adults nnlv. Parle Court Aacrmits 522 Eldorado. TU 4-7273. NEW, attractive, ona baSOOOS. OOVb refrigerator, wotflr and Orytt Vtf 2-2750. MODERN unfurnished duplex, .-it Springs Addition. Hot Oell !oat. FURNISHED aDartmftit. PriOat hath. Heat fO'ni?-h(-d. GOiflb. CICb Adults. TU 4-9'5. LA9GE three rooiO unfurniB'QrtJ 4D1r& ment with garaf C1 TU 4-711-4t er 1:00 p.m. TWO room modern furnished aOftrt ment. All utilities rd- 224 iri. TU 2-0.575 or lO g'-nath vnm LARG9 thre room furnis ar ment. Newly renovated. Adults omv. $49.50. Garh3 disnosat an afll furnished. C0il at 15 VortlaM. LARGE thra : furnished. 6ults QD'0 FOR rent o"e bedroQD forttOfDSB .JXTt ment. l8-"0orden. T0 hlroom fOrnofleO 0rt(bt, one tight hoiiCDOopinO ream nOO OXi Mcc-piny room, inie tiiors off Main. Utilities paid. TU 2-0J3 for sttoO'Qft furnished or ooom. eort(Bet, roMh and Oamut. tu 2-1. FIJN1S0BD 003; IO NPt- furn.oQoo aOartmjjat, aocanwao wasOT. cloo in. OOulls, 14flfl PiO NIC9. c'oOn. qoOJ. c(Dft.Ay KOfR ishtO ifflS- tW-. "ti ttirfr-oiiiD tDQrX ments. 18i. CQ.ao .tdtt dlb utilitid lOrl-uJEO BBjnatt ttXBft. frdt'tl'rt' only. 410 iootn. AP6TffiC3NT. furnfl facilities nira locflrir. 4 OCT cvenlrQ. Sipgi Be1yn A Sf CO?, ft inset Q3 t9 cso n VSOf&SSSSl yos-offifl sot otigd 0S9 6.portX5o CACAD3 ?:. -HOSifo " 2S So. llfch St. 2 blocks from nter of main busi ness district Hotel rooms fi private bath . . . apartments com pleted fumisHed. By "Seek or month. Automatic ijtevator. large, free parking lot. Approved bg AAA 1958 model Holpoint ranges and refrigerators, with freezing units. Clean, quiet, strictly home-like at mosphere. No pets. We recommend vour inspection. $B5 and up. HOUSES FOR RENT 26 FOl"R rfwm unfurm.hM hous. g,. Adulls. 329 Martin. Phone TU rSl L"1-1'"""' psrtly lumlsh.d. Phone Tl 4-M"J house for rent. 3719 TWO bedroom house. Cell TU 4-flaW. THREE room house. TU 4-ft57fl. THREE bedroom, modern home. Ses st SIS Grant or phone Mslin 3-2731. Fllrni.hed nr unfurm.h.ri - ,rOR rent one bedroom furm.heiS I except for stove snd heater Ples.s 2 iTCt m!"1" ' c"1 Slde Goeery, LARGE furnuhed hilf duplex, li-j nrKW from Main. Adulu only, no pm. TWO bedroom h-i V) Hnlev Adui-t onlv. 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