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HERALD A.'D NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY. JULY fi. 1959
Yreka-Greenhorn Water
Project Presented Group
YREKA The proposed Yreka
Greenhorn water project was pre
sented by Mayor Jim Cummincs
to the members of the Y r e k a
Chamher of Commerce at the
monthly luncheon mcetinc held at
the Yreka Inn on Tuesday, July 1.
Financing of the project will he
by 30-year callable bonds, provid
ing the voters of Yreka approve
them at a general election Tues
day, August 5.
The water problem in Yreka is
(trictly a seasonal one, said Cum
mings, usually averaging about
our months of each year. During
the remainder of the year, Cum-
mings further stated, there is ac
tually a surplus which at times
presents a problem.
This project, which is to be built
on the lower portion if the water
shed, is for the pur lose of im
pounding the surplus winter water
and storing it for use in summer
when there is a shortage.
Included in the project will be a
storage reservoir, extra transmis
sion lines, new pumping station
and another storage tank. Water
resulting will enable the "entire
city system to handle a popula
tion of 12.000. conservatively speak
ing," Cummings said.
Cummings, Councilmen Harry
rnedman and Dr. It. H. Stewart
who were present, agreed that the
MP's Oppose
Aid Program
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Op
position by doctors to California's
new program of free medical aid
to the needy aged, blind persons
and children on state relief was
voiced at a legislative hearing
which continued today. .
The hearing is being conducted
by Sen. John A. Murdy (IMiunt
Ington Beach), chairman of the
Senate Interim Committee on Soc
ial Welfare. The plan was in
stituted last fall under a new law.
While welfare directors gener
ally approved of the program.
several Had suggestions lor re
fining" it.
Repeal is demanded by the Cal
ifornia Medical Assn., with sup
port from the medical societies
of Imperial and Napa Counties.
Chief objection by the doctors
Is that specific authorization for
extended treatment must come
from welfare officials, whom the
doctors consider "outside lay
men."
Dr. Burke E. Schoensec of Im
perial Counly and Dr. Walter
Brignoli of Napa both contended
doctors in their counties, who
have refused to take part in the
program, are willing to lake care
of needy cases on a charitable
basis.
Brignoli said ho resented having
fo give medical information to
non-medical welfare personnel hut
had no objection to providing the
same information to health insur
ance plan representatives, lie said
patients under such health plans
are "Taking a voluntary gamble
with the insurance companies and
not with the compulsory plan of
government."
A group of 22S older persons
attended yesterday's meeting in
the State Office Building, express
ing indignation at some of the
ideas the doctors advanced.
Welfare officials suggested thai,
some of the paper work he elimi
nated so that doctors could re
ceive their fees under the pro
gram more promptly. Some ad
vocated doing away with the re
quirement for prior authorization
for extended treatment which the
doctors found object innahie.
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council realized the project was
only an interim one. "But the fact
of the matter is," said Cummings
"that this is the only feasible pro
pram for the citv." lie also staled
"This is the best proposition for
the funds available.
Cost to the city, including bond
ititerest, principal payments and
additional operating expense as a
result of the bigger plant will he
S24.7.10 lor the first two years and
an average of $:ut.5oo per annum
for the remaining 28 years. Should
the city become financially able,
the bonds may te called and re
tired earlier.
Water rales will be increased
about 20 per cent to pay for the
project, which will mean an aver
age increase of 80 cents a month
to water users.
Also a result of the project will
be a 21 cents per $100 assessed
valuation increase in tax rates for
the first two years and 16 cents
thereafter. The 16 cents will
amount to an average of approxi
mately $4 a year increased taxes
on the average Yreka householder.
Expenses for the project were
figured on a higher basis by
Yreka's financial consultants to in
sure against any unforeseen contin
gencies. The interest rate used in
their figuring was 44 per cent
hut it is likely that the bonds will
carry a lower rale in the present
bond market, correspondingly les
sening the cost to the city. The
assessed evaluation figures were
also set at a minimum, and with
growth of taxable values the cost
for each $100 of assessed valua
tion will become less than the
present estimate.
Cummings concluded his re
marks wilh the statement that be
cause of this approach, it is prob
able that the project, costs will be
considerably more to the city's fa
vor than the studies indicated.
Tax Hearing
In Final Day
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A leg
islative hearing on Proposition 17,
which the AFI. says would lower
California's sales tax and revise
its income tax structure at the
expense of the wealthy, moves
into its second and final session
today.
The proposal was praised by la
bor and damned by business yes
terday at the opening meeting
conducted hy the Legislature's
Joint Tax Committee.
Proposition 17 proposes to
change income tax rates from the
present 1 per cent on incomes
under $5,000 to !j per cent and to
boost the present maximum tax
hile of B per cent on incomes over
$25,000 to a rale of 46 per cent
on those over $50,000, according
to Committee Chairman James J,
McBride.
McHririe, Democratic senator
from Ventura, said the measure
would allow Hie Legislature to
lower but not increase sales and
use lax. Under it, he added, in
come tax rates can only be
changed hy the slate's voters.
The measure also asks that
sales and use taxes be reduced
from 3 to 2 per cent.
John Henning of the Stale Fed
eration of Labor said Proposition
17 would CMahlish "a long re
quired democratic base for tax
planning and revise (he present
structure that "fnors the wealthy
at Hie expense of the low income
millions."
Boys Cause
Vast Damage
NEW YOKK (AP-Five bov.
the oldest IS. were accused lodav
of causing $25,0iH) worth of ;im-
ace in a three-day campaign of
vandalism at a uaraue on Man
hattans West Side.
Polite said the Irrn-agt'rs broke
into the (Mark Equipment Co. r.i
race on Independence Day an,
using powerful fork lifts as hat
terins rains, spread devastation
among five panel trucks, two au
tomobiles and 31 of the caro
loaders.
AOin and again, they rammed
the loaders into each other, their
two-pronged forks i ipping apart
eery ph.stacle.
They had so much fun. police
said, they returned to the garage
the next two days.
All fne were picked up and
booked on juvenile delinquency
charges and released in Iheir par
ents' custody lor children's court
appearances.
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Court Records
KLAMATH FAI.I.8
HINiriPAL mi'RT
5 raid Chester, drunk. 25 or 12'j
day
James Turn ham, drunk, $25 or iVr
days.
rurmin train, oruni, 90 or
day.
Charles R. Luke, drunk, S2.1 forfeited.
Giles B Smwell, no operator's li
cence, 5 forfeited.
James Rumelhart, fail stop red light,
IS forfeited.
Frederick J. Thomson, engaging in
speed contest. (25.
Tori bio C. Villa, fall stop sign, $20
forfeited.
J or V Cnzzelto, prohibited left turn,
15 forfeited.
Loella B. Coen, fail stop red light.
$3 nuapended.
Jee G. Barker, warrant on meter
ticket. $11 forfeited.
David C. Vincent, eneatin in SDCed
contest, $25 forfeited.
jam HiwKini, tan yiein rigni way
to vehicle. $10 forfeited
Glynn H. Michael, following loo
closely. $.1.
James L. Chsoman. folio wins! too
closely, $5 forfeited.
James E. Jackson, vagrancy, $100
and :to days.
Arnold Schmidt, drunk and disorder
ly. $!W or 2ft days.
Mac Irby Ale Ghee, drunk. $23 for
feited.
Olaf Windenitrom. drunk. $25 for
feited.
Harold Wriaht. drunk. $25 or 12'A
days.
Alla.i Hoaalln. drunk. $25 Or 12V.
days.
William I. Si sco Jr.. vasrancv. $100
and :V) days.
Richard Boswell. drunk. $25 or 12 'A
day.
Melecio Maes, drunk, $25 or 12'i
days.
Ciua da uoe Villi, drunk. $25 or 12'i
days.
Cat re Contreraa. drunk. $25 forfeit.
ed.
Mltburn C. Riddle, drunk, $25 for-
Thomas R. Silk wood, drunk, $25 or
12' j da vs.
Charles L. Dworak. disorderly rnn.
ant i, mi.n ur ai)i.
Howard W. Nixon, disorderly con
duct. $25 forfeited.
Daniel C. Cavan, disorderly conduct,
$25 forfeited.
Eii Rene A. Stmonson, drunk and dis
orderly. S.W or 25 riavi.
Simon B. Riddle, drunk, $25 or 12'a
any.
Alfred R. Templeton, disorderly con
duct. $2.1 forfeited.
Olaf Widenstrom, drunk, $25 forfeit-
Carl L. Brown, drunk, $25 or 12 va
days.
Anders K. Bloom, drunk, $25 for
feited. KLAMATH COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Theodtis Kins, assault with danaer-
ous weapon, dismissed upon motion of
district attorney.
Edgar John Colvfn, violation basic
rule, dismissed upon motion of district
auurney,
Elsar M. McCov. violation basic
rule, dismissed upon motion of district
attorney.
George Harold JEmbry, truck speed
ing, $5.50.
Owen Est one Shroyer, violation basic
rule. $7.50.
Larry James Nelson, Improper muf
flers. $5.
I-e Levi Coblentz, violation basic
rule. $7.30.
Alfred Bunnell, violation basic rule,
$7.50.
Joseph Alben Matocha, violation ba
sic rule. $7.50.
Crystal Lee Cloake, violation basic
rule. Jfl.SO.
Nelson Lol Hnopman, violation ba
sic rule, $0 30.
Robert Edward Reeves, fail stop at
top sign, $5.
James Chandler Pinniger, violation
basic rule. $11 .50.
James Coleman Clark, violation bas
ic rule. $8 SO.
James Dunn, being Intoxicated upon
a public highway. $.15 or 15 days. In
lieu of fine; committed.
r.awsrn wayne Aiexanaer, violation
battle rule. $8.50.
Rush Ernest Lone, boat speeding.
$10.
George Edward Whitman, following
ton cloe, $7.50.
Robbie William Mitchell, no lights,
3
Paul Clyde Williams, fail drive right
half road. $7.30.
Willis L. Lynch, axle overload, $20
bail forfeited.
Irvln Wavne Black, tandem axle
overload. $29 ball forfeited.
wiuiam Harrison MitcncorK. tanaem
axle overload. $31 bail forfeited.
Roiendn Marauez Charvira. viola
tion bnsir rule. $7 50 hiUl forfeited
i aivin u. tiaic, overiengtn, 2i dru
torteltetl.
Wesley Edward BabcOck, overiengtn
$25 bail forfeited.
Fay E. Welmer. fall slop at stop
sign, s nan forieiicti.
Glenn Hartman Taylor, violation bas
ic rule, Sfl.30 bail forfeited.
Duane Ronald Ohnstad, violation
basic rule. $12.50 ball forfeited.
l.eon Williams, comblnatioh over
load, $41 ball forfeited.
Marvin Autry Christensen. violation
basic rule. $10 ball forfeited.
Robert Ler"y Spickard. tandem axle
overload, $27 hall forfeited.
James Vandls Church, combination
overload, $H3 hall forfeited.
Claude W. Wolventon. combination
overload. $20 ball forfeited.
Kicnarn can meizier, ibii aispiay
license plates. $7.50 bail forfeited.
Lonnle Jackson Jr.. fail drive on
right half road, di mussed upon motion
of district attorney.
Evelyn Michael Edmonds, driving
(impended period, dismissed upon mo
tion or district anorney.
Georae D. Slanard. axle overload.
$20 hall forfeited.
Leonard Burrzel Mnyer, excessive
length, $15 hail forfeited.
Leonard Burrzel Mover, axle over
load. fii) ba.l forfc-llcd.
Donald Lee Gra v, violation basic
rule. $11.30 bail forfeited
HUllr Jim Canhan, tandem axle over
load. $27.
Gladys Lolches, drunk on public
hmhwav. $:)5 or 15 days In lieu of
fine; committed.
Delford Ray Cram, drunk on pub
lic highway, $: r 15 days ia lieu
tine; commiiien.
Adelel Johnson, drunk on public high
iv, $;t5 bail forfeited. ,
Leonard Eugene Smith, pel II 1 a r-
ceny, six months counly jail; commu
ted.
NICOSIA. Cyprus (API Two
Rtilish soldiers were shot to death
in the e-.t Cyprus port of Kama
gusla today.
The first official announcement
Ad not attrihme the killincs to
KOKA, the Creek Cypriot under
ground. But there was speculation
Ihe shooting was in retaliation for
the death of two (ireek Cypriots
killed by British troop who fired
into a tnwl of demonstrators at
Avcmou Saturday
An KOKA wreath laid on the!
graves of the two Cypriots earned ! nomand rf js f in(,ivMualSi partnerships, and cor
the inscription our dJ)hs Wll poralions $
be avenged
The soldiers were shot in the
crowded shopping center of Fain
agusta's Greek sector. Moments
alter the shots rang out. shop-l
rang out. shop -
keepers hurriedly closed up andi
shoppers and hysOifgy rushed
to their homes.
Wendell Jack Kgcsman. 0'cit3
mUT2
C0 i:il Y riiJ0y 10 trflB9 i;0
mir.6 etvGS pUGOog $ul9 03 O
A .l,ea nhlMAfl Anil MM A
noeeni vi leuii cB.v.
The time w crS'il (fl 60 .' cA'
man's new attorney, Qen PiuMI.
appnmiea ny ine court, comet
slurJy the indiiime
The defendant's lirst attorney.
Tele Pnscoll, withdrew from the
case Monday.
The district attorney's office
chaises Kpwsman cut .lames Cam
pagna last March 31 during an ar
miment which ensued after Cam-
pana reportedly refused a drink
trom KKssmans wine Dome. 1
rampaanW allesedlv wat cut;
about the face, arms and back
Kc;sman is now free on U.ViO
bond. I
Bomb Wrecks
Dime Store
RPinitT t.h.. uni in
leading S and 10 cent store today,
killing or wounding at least 30
persons.
Flames quickly whipped through
the building, evidently trapping
some ot ine occupants. At least
100 salesgirls are lieiiallv Am.
ployed in the store, which was
doing a bustling business when
me DomD went on at 10 a. m.
The bomb was in a enft Hrinlr
delivery truck parked in front of
me Duuaing. ine trucic was de
molished. The blast shook build
ings throughout the area and shat
tered glass for blocks.
It was the worst act of terror
ism in Beirut since a bomb ex
ploded in a crowded streetcar May
9fi killinff civ anrl On
persons. The bombings are the
woi k ui extremists among tne
Lehanesp rphelc Irvine In onfirio
a general strike called in an ef-
iori 10 paralyze the government.
The explosion occurred after
Several riavs of rplalivn nnint in
downtown Beirut.
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No. 345 July 7, 8, 0, 10, 11.
Sale of timber, Klamath Indian Res
ervation. Sealed bids in duplicate on
forms provided therefor, marked out
side '-Bid Economic Unit .10 Logging
Unit." addressed 1o the Superinten
dent, Klamath Indian Agency, Klam
alh Agency. Oregon, will be received
until i:uu r.M.. racilic standard Time.
August R, 1958. for the purchase of
limber on the Economic Unit .10 Log-
,KiiiK mm. i lie uun juiiuuts
1 matelv 1 1 9!14 nrrpn of timher lands
with a total estimated stand to be
rut, which estimate is not guaranteed,
of approximately 92.240 M. ft. B.M. of
Ponderosa Pine. 1,500 M. ft. B.M. of
SiiRar Pine, and an undetermined vol
ume of Lodgepole Pine and other spe
cies which will not enter into the
determination of the total value bid.
Each bidder must state the price per
innusann teei o.yi. sen oner uenmai
"C" Lob Scale that wilt he naid for
timber rut and scaled prior to any
readjustment of rates as specified in
the contract. No bid will be considered
Tor less than s:if 00 ner thousand feet
B.M. for Ponderosa Pine. $37.00 per
tnousano jeet B.M. lor bugar Pine,
and $6 00 per thousand feet B.M. for
uoagepoie Fine ana otner species. A
rerlified cheek for one hundred thou
sand i $100.0001 dollars on a solvent
hank, payable to the Bureau of Indian
Affairs, must accompany each sealed
bid. Persons bidding for or on behalf
of companies, corporations, or partner
ships, must at the time of bidding
suhrrit In writing satisfactory evidence
of their authority to rin so. The deposits
of unsuccessful bidders will be re
turned after the successful bid has
been accepted by the Secretary of the
Interior. Th- deposit of the successful
bidder will be applied as part of the
purchase price against timber cut on
this unit only or retained as liquidated
damages if the bidder shall not execute
ine contract and turnisn satistactory
bond for fifty thousand t$50.000i dol
lar within sixty days from acceptance
of his hid. The right to waive techni
cal defects and to reject any ind all
htris is reserved. The contract will
specify that all designated timber shall
be rut and paid for prior to July
31. 196:1. and all other provisions or
lhl contract. Including ulash disponal
and snag felting, will he complied
wilh hy Dccemhrr 31. 1S63. Before
bids are suhmitted, full information
roncrrntna the timber, the access
available theAtn, Ihe conditions of
sale, and the submission of hids, should
be obtained from the Superintendent,
Klamath indian Agency. Klamath
Aaency. Orenon: the Area Director.
Rureaii of Indian Affairs, Interior
Ruilding 1001 N E Llovd Blvd.. fori
land 14. Oregon. Dated this 17th da
of June. lflSfl. at WAfihincton DC.
RoBer Ernest, Assistant Secretary of the
Interior.
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15. 22. 2!. Auff. 5.
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above statement is true, and that
true state of the several matters
the best of my knowledge and belief
it. K. Mest, Dick Rreder. I.oren L
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PERSONALS
SPENCER corsetiere. TU 49057.
HEAJ-SILX. Jayoa Conch, representa
tive. TU 2-3027.
PUBLIC CHARITY - SERVICES 7
AiXOHOUCS wimyms'Ji, 130 River
tide. Phflne TU 3-9300 P. O. Box 364.
Alto friendly help for families ol alco
holics. VOllNO uouii af any faith neodinA
toniidenUal adrlae raiy cooUrt UiM
Pruitt, Caltiolle ChaiiMes. 27S W
Broadway. Euiena. Oregon. Phon
5-3642.
SERVICES
10
KEYS lnrlra Fmip s 24 hour service.
TU 4-4512. TU 2-1746. 719 Klamath.
JEWELRY, watch, and clock repair
ins J. C. Heme; 1021 Main. TU
4-4606.
CLEANING the Sanitone Way. New
Method Cleaners; 1453 Esplanade, TU
4-4471.
AUTO. Dlate. window slass. Kimball's
Glass Shop, 521 Walnut, TU 4-7378.
DAVIS flnor coverings and window
shade, carpets. 426 Main. TU 4-4684.
BLANKETS Sta-Nu finished. Have
them done now. Cascade Laundry
Cleaners.
AIR conditioning cools, heals Holland
Sheet Metal. 222 Spring. TU 4-6541.
EMPLOYMENT ARcncy, notary pub
lic. Anderson's Office Service. 325
Main, ru z-zwiz.
LAWN mower. Bodenhamer Saw At
Repair Shop. 351 East Main. TU 4-4tuz.
SEhVICE station equipment mainten
ance, uuswell co. iss .. Main, iu
4-5370.
MOW. rake and bale hay. Phone after
o p.m. l u
TITT.F. ftnri htrart Klamath COUn
tv Abstract company. 422 Alain, iu
4-51 SS.
I.ANn.SCAPINr,. earden suDDlles.
Bussman' Seorl Store, 904 Klamath
Avenue. TU 4-344.1.
INSURANCE, "Safeco" Jerry Thomas
Insurance Agency, 304 So. 7th. TU
2-5555.
MelNTYRE Travel Service. Airplai
stpamship, tours, hotels, 716 Main, TU
RENTALS, buv, sell, trade. Merchan
dise Mart, 21164 So. 6th. TU 4-6BH0,
ELECTRICAL. contract ind. eleclric
heat specialist. Steinseifer Electric, 833
r. nam. iu
ni.Arif SMITH, farm eouinment serV'
ice. Don. Kenyon, 439 So. 6th. TU
4-3215,
BROADLOOM carpets, formica drain
boards, drapery. Calhoun's 357 East
Main. TU 4-8495.
LEATHER aprons. East Main Shoe
Si Leather Shop. 253 E. Main. TU
2-0407.
WELL drilling. Southern Oregon Well
Drilling Co. 635 Willow. TU 4-6622.
TAILORING, altering, repairing. Ida's
Tailor Shop, la jv.tnn. iu t-ma.
STORAGE, transfer and delivery. -People's
Warehouse, 1425 So. 6th. TU
4-7425.
ROAD oiling. Western Oil and Burner.
1845 South Sixth TU 4-3873.
CUSTOM backhoe work. Ditch cle
Ing, drain line, cesspool digging, etc.
n. w. simmers, i u -iwio.
CUSTOM hay baling, windrowing. rea
sonable. John Dobranski, Highway 87,
Chiloquin.
ANY kind of canvas made or re
nnirort. Canvas and Leather Shoo.
2964 South 6th. TU 4-6660.
CURTAINS laundered and stretched.
TU 4-8349.
LAWN mower sharpening, engine re
pair, toer rtagen St anasm way.
FENCES I FENCES' Complete Instal
lation or materials, eree esumaies
TU 4-6515.
PAINTING, Interior-exterior. Free es
timates. Work guaranteed. Reason
able. TU 2-5096.
LEVELING, backfilling, foundations,
lawns, fill dirt John Bowers. TU
4-7076.
BUILDER wants remodeling. F.H.A.
terms. New construction. Free esti
mates. TU 4-1344.
CUSTOM baling. Miles Cain. TU 4-4983.
DIGGING cesspools, foundations, sew
er linen and rotntilllnB enrdens. lawns.
Louis Walker. Phone TU 2-3283. 3213
Delaware. 1
LANDSCAPE service, trees, shrubs,
hedges. Pruning, topping, rototilling.
nlantin. Horn erinle Lanricane Nurs
ery, now giving SH Green Stamps
3905 Homedale. TU 4-9940.
SHARPENED mowers, hand, power;
saws. hand, circle. 2115 Orchard Ave.
LAWNS, sprinkling systems, landscap
ing, evergreens, irees, snrum, l.kc
shore Gardens Nursery. 879 Lakeshore
UriVC. TU
SEWING, any kind, TU 4-4853.
PAINTING, paper hanging. TU 4-6752
nifiniNO MnnnU. drain fields and
excavation of house foundations. TU
4-8398. Bill Forney.
KLAMATH Fence Co. Phone TU 4-4228.
LANDSCAPING lawns, plowing and
rototilling. tractor equipment, backhoe,
ditch diRKinn. septic tanks. Laurence
Redden. TU 2-43.14.
CUSTOM hav hauling and stacking.
Sullivan, phone TU 4-7819.
HEATING wood. Place your order
now and save. Fireplace wood cut tn
Arder. Call Howard Ferrell, TU 4-5095,
Klamath Falls.
HAY hauling and stacking. Call How
ard Ferrell. TU 4-5095. Klamath Falls.
KING SEPTIC TANKS
Cleaning & Roto-Rooter Service
C. W. CLIFFORD, Manager
ED. F. KING, Owner
O09 Hilyard Ave.-Ph. TU 4-984
Septic Tanks Drain Fields
CLEANED INSTALLED
Bonded Service
For all sewer problems
DIAL TU 2-1136
Klamath County Sanitary Service
HCALTff 12
pnr;rmpTinN-S rosmetlr.. VMerin-
arv nupplip. Currin s lor DruKt. 840
Main. TIT 2-.147Y
ph viral therapist. 1227 Main. TU
4-3U2.
i.ti ri uv.itu rnnrrife
Hrallh drtnkt. 2041 RadclUf.. Ill
2-480.V
EDUCATIONAL 13
ROBERTSON Schoni of Puiineti. Daj
nd ntBht clauses 411 Main Ttl 2-41M
LOOK S6SVWARD:
Men and Women
AIRLINE CAREER
TRAILING
Widen the horizon of your
AMBITIONS by preparation wilh
a leadinc nationally recocnized
institute of training for that career
of vour lifetime.
RKWARD1NG futures as:
Hostess - Reservations Flich
Dispauher - rassencer Asent
Communications - General Air
port and Office personnel.
Aces lfi-.W sincere, ambitious.
hish school craduates.
THIS IS FOR Y0l Low hudcet
term arransemrnts include flicl:t
to Chicaco or flollvwood for finil
Phase of CAREKR TRAINING at
no extra cost.
For complete information
' Write TODAY
MRI.INK CARKKR DIVISION
Dept. AT-lfifi, Box 2.VS, Herald It
News VW1K
CITY ' AC.F. .
STATE THONfej,
HRS WORKED: From . To ...
EDUCATION
HELP WANTED, FEMALE ...... 14
WANTED housekeeper to live in. 10O
a monin. call alter s p m. iu -.iuza.
HELP WANTED, MALE 16
WANTED Diesel logging trucks to
haul into Oregon. Steady haul. Crum
ley Logging Co.. Yreka. Calif. Victor
2-:iA33 after 8 pm.
REQUIREMENTS. 21 veara Old. car.
able to type, work 20 hours a week as
part time insurance investigator. Call
TU 4-3023 anytime or TU 3-0680 after
.1 p m.
SALESMAN wanted. Guarantee and
commission. Must be good closer With
proven ability. Apply Mr. Eales. Treas
ure Trailer Sales. No phone calls.
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 for right man. Write Box
255 in care of Herald and News
giving age, experience, phone num
ber, etc.
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
5. Company pension plan
d. Training provided
7. This is not insurance or gadget
selling
REQUIREMENTS
1. Ages 22-42
2. Neat appearance
3. Car essential
4. Previous sales experience not
necessary
Apply 10 a.m. and again at 2
p.m. at the Willard Hotel, Monday.
July 7 and Thursday, July 10. Ask
for Mr. Hamilton. No phone inter
views please.
HELP WANTED 17
MEN, women. S20 daily. Sell luminous
nameplates. Write Reeves Co., Atlle
boro, Massachusetts.
WANTED man and Wife combination
to operate har and restaurant con
cession at Rcamcs Golf and Country
Club. Mall qualifications and refer
ences to v u. nox 41U. city, wo pnone
calls, please.
SITUATIONS WANTED 18
BABY sitting, my home. 2S cents per
hour. TU 2-5121.
CAT operator wants work in woods.
424 Shasta Way.
CARPENTER needs work. 3928 Blsbee.
BABY sitting, references. TU 2-2711,
WASHING and Ironing done, reason
able. Pickup and deliver. TO 2-2690.
EMPLOYMENT wanted. .14 year
OT1 student. Have general knowledge
ni many oaa joos, ru
WANTED house work. TU 4-8532.
ROOMS FOR RENT 22 i
1
SLEEPING room. bath, private en
trance, parking, gentleman. 126 North
Shasla way.
ROOM, board; gentlemen. 1607 Crei
cent.
LARGE comfortable rooms for weas-
en. 310 South 5th.
FURNISHED rooms. 710 Main. Greer
Hotel.
ROOMS. $8 and $0 per week. With
hath. S10 pr week. Under new man
agement. Pelican Hotel. 1014 Main.
ROOMS. $5 a week. 629 Jefferson.
SLEEPING rooms. 1034 Hit.
COURT VIEW HOTEL
Clean, quiet, desirable, reasonable.
Over Employment Office on Third.
ROOMS $5 a week up. 5th and Elm,
ROOMS near airport, one or two peo
ple, i u -Hmw.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24
LOVELY large cool rooms. Nicely fur
nished, carpeted. Laundry. Parking.
TU 4-9821.
FOUR room furnished. 503 Market.
UNFURNISHED apartrrent. Adults
nnlv. Park Court Apartments. TU
4-7273.
CLEAN, furnished, modern apartment.
4-8459.
PARTLY furnished one bedroem
apartment Inquire 81B Prosveet.
FURNISHED apartment, steam heat:
adults. Alpha Apartments, 630 Pine.
TV 4-4522.
NOLAN Apartments. 312 No. 11th.
MODERN furnished three room apart
ment. Phone TU 4-5334.
! CLEAN large two room furnished
'apartment with garage. TU 4-4430.
FURNISHED down t own apartment.
Parking space. $55. Call TU 4-6300 or
TU 4-8836.
FOUR rooms, furnished. No chiAtfS)nQ e mh
CLEAN four rooms and hath. Unfur
nished or partly Iurnihed. TU 4-8226.
APARTMENT in two bedroom plex.
Inquire 1 1 1 Pine.
FURNISHED two room apartment
1411 Mam. TU 2-9128
FU RNISKtD O-rOOO T"!)
BACHELOR aparWent Park .'O'
menu. 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-718."
rt-
furntshed apartment.
COURT VIEW HOTEL
Small, clean, quiet, reasonable. Over
employment office nn third.
DELUXE one bedroom unfurnished
Rar.Be and refrigerator. Phone TU
3-331."
CLEAN four rom. upjtairs apart
mrnt Garage. 661 California Ave. TU
2-5190
ONE bedroom furnished. Adults, No
pets 4731 So. 6th.
CLEAN furnished apartments. Private
baths, rlectrtr stove, rrfngerators
42 !W. 22 Board TU 2-9217
CLEAN attractive thri-e room fur
nished apartment. $47 SO. Inquire 1824
Division
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24
TWO bedroom unfurnished apartment
on Homedale, Call 2819 Sdountn
Lane.
FURNISHED bedroom apartment
adult only. Park Court Apartment.
522 Eldorado. TU 4-7273.
NEW, attractive, one bedroom, stove,
refrigerator, washer and dryer. TU
2-2750.
Springs Addition. Hot well heat TU
4-4A80.
LARGE three room unfurnished aart.
er l:O0 p.m.
TWO room modern furnihed apart
ment. AH utilities paid. 224 Michigan.
TU 2-057!. or 1404 Klamath Avenue.
LARGE three room, furnished apart
ment, close in. Heat, water, garage
furnished. Adults only. Phone Tu
4-6509.
TWO bedroom -furnished apartment,
one light housekeeping room and one
sleeping room, three blocks off Main.
Utilities paid. TU 2-0023 for showing.
FURNISHED one bedroom apartment,
air conditioned. Audley Apartments.
Eighth and Walnut. TU 2-3H6X
FlTRNISMrn ar.artmi.nl tnntilpa l
High.
washer, close in, adults, ' 1205 Pine.
NICE, clean, quiet, comfortably furn
ished one-, two-, and three-room apart
merits. S.W50. 40 and $53.50. All
utilities Included. Shared baths. Adults
only. 419 N. Tenth.
APARTMENT, furnished. $50. Washing
facilities, nice location. TU 4-7521 days,
TU 4-8169 evenings. .
EWAUNA
New and different
Designed for better living
Furnished or Unfurnished
Single Bedroom
Also Office Space
21 So. 11th TU 2-1062 or TU 4-4989
One and two bedroom apartment!
Furnished and unfurnished
Inquire
Shasta View
Apartments
1627 Washburn Way
TU 4-8277
HOUSES FOR RENT 2
FOUR room unfurnished house, ga
rage Adults. 328 Martin. Phpne TU
4-44H6.
FOUR room house, partly furnished,
S45. Phone TU 4-8469.
THREE room house. TU 4-8576.
FOR rent one bedroom, unfurnished
except for stove and heater. Please
inquire at Tucker's East Side Grocery,
fl.!l East Main.
LARGE furnished half duplex, l'i
h locks from Main. Adults only, no pets,
TU 2-3179.
LARGE 10 room house for rent. Call
Merrill 21.10.
RENTAL service. Southern Oregon
Really, 119 South 6th. Phone TU 2-4671.
TWO bedroom unfurnished house in
Dorris. $42.50. Phone TU 4-8773.
ONE bedroom unfurnished house. In
quire 17R2 Washburn Way after 6 p.m.
ATTRACTIVE one bedroom house fac
ing on park near Mills School. Heat
er and electric range furnished. Both
house and garage in first class con
dition. Suitahle for two. Rent $50. Call
TU 2-3R61 evenings.
NICE clean one bedroom home, $45.
Ma Martin. TU 4-4486.
TWO bedroom furnished, redecorated.
To middle aged or elderly couple,
rent ree if you board me. TU 2-5232
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
FURNISHED three room house, clean,
TWO bedroom. $G5 a month. TU 2-3471.
FURNISHED two room cabin with
hath. Near Mills School. TU 2-1528.
ONE bedroom partiallv furnished du
plex, all water furnished. Utility porch
can he used as nursery. Washing fa
cilities. Wired for dryer. $55 a month.
1876 Lerny.
TWO bedroom unfurnished. $50 a
munin. uougias.
TWO bedroom, unfurnished. $60. TU
LARGE clean one bedroom home.
Large utility, wired for washer and
dryer. 2139 Herbert. TU 4-3689.
UNFURNISHED two bedroom. Nice
fenced yard. $65 a month. TU 3-4570,
MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27
TRAILER space for rent, $20. TU
2-5743. Inquire 3531 Hilyard.
OFFICE space for rent. Ground floor.
"20 Pine. Contact YMCA.
OFFICE space, ground floor Com"
Walnut. TU 4-8383.
INDUSTRIAL site, rail siding avafl
able Also trailer court location. Til
4-8363.
REAL ESTATE WANTED 28
WANTED to rent three bedroom home
ny rename permanent family. TU
2-4595 after 5 pm.
LANDLORDS register your rentals with
Southern Oregon Realty. Phone TU
2-4671.
WANTED rentals for customers mov
ing to Klamath Palls Customer Serv
ice Department, EADS. TU 4-8171.
WANTED to lease with option, cafe,
bar. tavern or combination. Give de
tails firm letter. Write Box 249. Her
ald and News.
WE have customers movlnd to Klanv
sih Falls wanting to buy home. Will
refer. Customer Service Department.
EADS TU 4-8371.
HOMES WANTED
We have buyers for
2 sond 3 bedroom homes in good
district Will pay $14,000 t f 16,-
000 on FHA terms.
3 bedroom home wilh large lot ;,j
South Suburbs Will pay approx.
$10,000 on FHA terms.
1 or 2 bedroom home O South Sife
urbs suitahle for re-buildir
$2,000 or S.1.000 Cash.
SOUTHERN
OREGON REALTY
TU 2 91
TU 2W3
Rnh J ones
Jcanie Wall
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EUGSNtf
For e'dtrQtt) BalG
2 hodroCD Qith tOCQO 'Oj 2 CSZDQ
Rath tiled tn coilirQ la CT80O
rOrict. Trade for O'itl closo to.
or house in city, or :01 tSS CO
with 'i down. Bal. $73 m(prilv. I
still owe $4R00.
Write Ben Schultz
125 E. 29th Place
Kucene. Ore, DI .V24o!)
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3
THREE bedroom ranrh typ home.
Largo corner !"t South Suburban Hn
k.v District Attarhrd asraae, fenced
yard, all nicelv landscaped with tree
and shrubs Two cars old. Wall to
wait csrprnna in all room Circuit'.
ip firrplarf Aluminum serpent and
storm windns throughout Pnre tl .
nno See at TYil Madion or phone TU
4-M7H for appojnt mrnt
ONE of the ftne.t homes in Mills Ad
di' in .1 bedroom . f mil v rvift . l (
hath 1800 square feet. 2310 Union
Ave.
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