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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. JULY 17. 1958 HERALD AVD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 9 B Crisis Certain To Start Anti-Imperialist Feeling By CHARLES M. MrCANN UPI Foreign Analyst The Middle Eastern crisis teems sure to start a serious wave of "anti-imperialist" feeling in the newly freed countries of Asia and Africa. In "neutralist" India and Indo nesia, in Tunisia and Morocco, and in many other countries de nunciation of the American troop landings in Lebanon is likely to oe outer. Correspondingly. President Ca rnal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic is likely to be hailed as a hero who is a leader in the great surge of nationalism in one-time colonial countries. Soviet Russia, which is loud in support of nationalist movements except, of course, in the Soviet union is likely to profit con siderably. And ironically, the United States, which for years has sup ported the nationalist movement even against its own allies, will Morty Meekle Graham Sees World Doom LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Evangelist Billy Graham believes the doom of the world will come in the Middle East where life first began at the junction of the Ti gris and Euphrates rivers. The handsome minister, whose oratory has swayed millions in rallies around the world, turned to the Bible Wednesday in discussing the shape of events in the strife' torn Middle East. "We're seeing a shuffling on the stage for the last great drama of history," Graham said. "All we can do is sit back and pray. "The Bible teaches us that his tory began in the Middle East in Iraq at the junction of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and the Bible teaches us that history will end in the Middle East; that the last great war will be there and that Israel will be in its center." The minister will hold a rally at East Los Angeles Junior Col lege Friday night. His topic: "The End of The World." be the chief target for criticism. President Eisenhower acted in an emergency at the specific and urgent request of the government of Lebanon, the most loyally pro Western of the Arab countries. But this fact is most unlikely to oe taken into account by critics. Nationalist spirit has become one of the great forces of the world. This spirit has swept Asia and Africa and is spreading to Brit ish and Netherlands possessions in the Western Hemisphere. Nationalism was strong in a few of the countries before World War II in Korea, then a posses sion of Japan, and in India, for example. It was nationalist spirit that started the rebellions in Indochina and Indonesia and Algeria. Nationalist spirit compelled France to give up Syria and Leb anon. Nationalist spirit led to the overthrow of King Farouk of Egypt and to the emergence of Nasser as the biggest Arab leader. It is nationalism that has caused the formation of the so called Asian-African bloc of coun tries in which "neutralism" and 'anti-imperialism" are so often mentioned. It is interesting to note that while Russia loses no opportunity to promote nationalist spirit all over the world, it is the world s leading anti-nationalist country within its own confines. The nationalism of President Tito of Yugoslavia has made him a bitter enemy of the Kremlin. A good part of the present Rus sian trend hack to the harsh rule of the Josef Stalin era is due to fear of nationalism in the Commu nist satellite countries and in the Soviet Union itself. It was because of nationalist spirit in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia that Russia has deported hundreds of thousands of the peo ple of those Baltic republics which it absorbed. . It is because of nationalist spir it in some Soviet republics that vast numbers of their people have been deported to other areas. But the newly freed countries will not take things like this into account. To them the imperialists are the Western democracies whose objective in the cold wa is to keep Communism from en slaving the world. WEDtONT I BUT WE HAD TO STOP 1 WINTHROP okx DID VOU WIN, ) I RNI5H--WE ( BECAUSE VVC LOST OUR I WAS CALLED M 1 CLARKEV? l WERE AHEAD J V BEST PITCHER fj I ON ACCOUNT Of lfv Have the Wish I Wish Tonight" kh mW4i NOTICE TO CREDITORS NflTlCF. IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ihe underst-Tier. has he en annotated hv the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, (or Klamath County, as ad ministratrix oi ine eiuie . ricnam Bertram O'Donovan, decerned. All persons havinz claima aeainst the ei aie are nereoy required 10 presrn. tiPin at ine nince 01 uavia iv v in letiberi. Jr.. 202 Underwood Bu4ldinf. Klamath Kalli. Oregon, with proper oucners wumn six s monmi irom the date of this notice. Dated thti 19th day of June, iwwi. A lire Hood. Administratrix of the es- tate of Richard Bertram O Donovan, deceaied. No. 321. June IS. 36. July 3, 10, 17 19 eading Bime Is Your Time! Paying For Vicuna Coat Worse Than Buying It N.arly vnrybedy rttdt newipapar every day! In vry market of America, n-w.p.peri art an integral part of nearly every family. N.iwi paperi belong. Newipaperi tell. Find out for yourielfl SHOPPING STARTS ... And BUYING DECISIONS ARE MADE IN THE PAGES OF THE HERALD ond NEWS! Newspapers Are the Basic Advertising Medium PUT THE MAJOR SHARE OF YOUR ADVERTISING BUDGET IN THE By LOUIS CASSELS United Pres International WASHINGTON. (UPI) There one thins worse than having to buy your own vicuna coat. That's paying for vicuna and not getting it. The Federal Trade Commission has a staff of 25 full-time sleuths hose job is to see that you do not get gypped when you buy a fancy wool or fur garment. It was these FTC detectives ho lodged mis-labeling com plaints against Bernard Goldfine's mills, and sent uoldline in searcn of his friend Sherman Adams. Policing the wool and fur trades is quite a task for 25 men. It nvo ves keeping a Beady eye on the quality, price, labelling and advertising practices of some 6.1, nno manufacturers and 300,000 dis tributors. The FTC men have been un usually busy lately. During the 1958 fiscal year, which ended lune 30, they tagged 77 firms ith formal complaints for violat ing the Fur Products Labeling Act. They filed 36 formal com plains for deceptive label or pric ing of wool. About 90 more cases re now pending. WARNINGS ISSUED Formal complaints are issued only in serious cases. The FTC tries to handle minor or uninten- innal infractions by issuing an informal warning to the offender and obtaining his written assur ance that he'll toe the line here after. About 2,500 cases were handled this way during the past 12 months. Harvey H. Hannah, chief of the FTC's Wool and Fur Division. readily admits that his small staff can't catch all of the sharp op cralors in the far-flung wool and lur trade. 'This is a job in which we ur gently need the public's coopera tion, said Hannah in an inier- iew. "We are trying to educate consumers to help us enforce the laws Congress has passed for Ihnr protection. The first step in Ibis education LEGAL NOTICE CARD OF THANKS A WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE rrallart Auto MtMellMMl Naw Can Truck. UMd Can Truck. -MFLOTMINT Help W.ntrd. Fern ala H.lo Hams.. Mala Help wanted NOAH Wa wish to extend our heart fall thankt and appreciation for tha acta of kindness, meuifti of sym pathy, and beautiful floral offering! received from our kind friend, and eiahbors during our recent bereave ment in the Iota of our beloved hus hand and father. We especially thank he community of Fort Klamath. Situatlona Wanted ..- IA ggTATt Rooms for Rent .. Aoartmenta For Rant Knutee For Rent .. Mtac Property to Lot Real Fitate Wanted Real Estate Kxchanca Real Estate Fnr Sale Bustneee OpBortunlttee NOTic:ra i-am nr Tnanks In MemoMam Funeral Hnmae U'HAIRS UemorleJ Chapel 530 Ptne, rnone u e-awQ- rexaiae. ble. General Notlcee eraonale .. ublic Charity Sai-rleaa lervii-aa - MISfKLLANIOUe rrantoortation Health NOTICE OF DATF OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of FRANK GABRIEL. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that 1 nave filed my final account of the admin istration of the above entitled estate nd that tha Court has appointed Aug ust 1. 19SR, at 10 A. M. as the time for hcarine ohierllnns to such final IC count and the settlement thereof. Sylvia Gabriel. xecutrtx Ganong fit Ganong Attorneys for Exerutrlx No. 37, July 3, 10. IT. 24. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOB Kt .AM ATH COUNTY tn the Matter of the Estate of W. C. DALTON. who was also known as WILLIAM C. DALTON. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that 1 have hern appointed Administrator wllh the Will Annexed of the Estate of W. C. Ha ton u-hr, was t in known as W 1- llam C. Dalton. deceased. All persons having claima against said estate are required to present them to me. with prnper voucners, at ine mure m un nnn. A- Cinnns First Federal Build ing. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from June 26. 18S8, which he date of first publication oi tms notice. wunam . uaiton. jr. Administrator with the Will Annexrd Ganong it Ganong Attorneys tor Aaministraior No. 333, June 26, July 3, 10, 17. s.iri livestock will he offered for aalolANU THK r iki- " public aucllon to the nignest nio- ' 'h nlnH't Funerals NIELSEN NEW PINE CREEK Chris N Nielsen, 74, a native of Denmark died at his home in Hoseburg on lulv 13. Mr. Nielsen was born near Copenhagen. Denmark, in 1834 and came to the Lmted states in 1905. He homesleaoea in ,fw England and North Dakota. He and his wife, who preceded him in death, moved to Rosebura sev eral years ago. He is survived by eight children, including a "-on, Clayton Nielsen. New Fine (.reek.. Funeral services were held Tues day at 2 p.m. in Roseburg. TAN TI'RN H.MR GREEN CAMP PENDLETON, Calif VPli The hair of a number of United States Marines may soon malrh the color of their umlorm if they don't watch out. Officials here warned blond-haired Leath ernecks that, with repeated dous mgs, the high cliorine content of the camo t swimming pools could turn their hair to a MarCQCor.o green. program, Hannah said, Is to make the public aware of what the laws require. The Wool Products Lable Act of 11)39 says that suits, blankets and other woolen goods must bear la bels which accurately describe the "fiber content" of the product in plain English. For example: 60 per cent wool, an per cent rayon, 10 per cent cotton." COMMON VIOLATIONS Re-used or re-processed wool must be clearly identified. When specialty fibers like vicuna. cashmere, mohair and alpaca are used in a garment, the precise percentage must be shown on the label. Exaggerating the amount of specialty fibers in a product is one of the commonest violations Hannah said consumers should be suspicious any time they are of fered garments purportedly con laining expensive fibers like cash mere or vicuna "at ridiculously low prices. Another common violation is failing to identify re-used wool Hannah offered this tip to buy ers: "The fabric or reclaimed wool is very weak. If you put your fingers on either side of the material and work thein back and forth you can put a hole right through it." When the traditional "August fur sales" get underway next month. Hannah said, you can be reasonably confident that no one will try to sell you a mink coat that really came from a musk- That kind of flagrant mis-la- bcling of fur has virtually disap peared since the Fur Products Labeling Act took effect in 1952. RARRIT'S RISE Prior to that law. the pelt of the lowly rabbit was marketed under 06 different fancy labels, including "Australian seal, "Bai lie lion." and "Belgian beaver." Todav all furs must be labeled with the plain English name of the animals from which they come. Rabbit, deprived of its ele gant pseudonymns, has virtually disappeared from fur shops. The big racket in fur selling today, Hannah said, is "fictitious pricing." Although the law explicitly for bids such things, many furriers still fish for suckers with extrav agant claims about price mark downs "and sacrifice sales." They ticket a coat at a price far above ts actual retail value so that a glib salesman can knock some thing o(f" for the customer who wants to haggle. If you are gullible enough to think you can get something for nothing, you 11 probably he vic timized by unscrupulous fur deal ers, said Hannah. "Your best protection is lo know your dealer. Buy only from a reputable merchant who will stand behind his product. And do not be so naive as to think you will actually find a high-quality fur at an outrageous bargain price. If you do get gypped or think that you have heen write lo Han nah and give him all the details His addre is Federal Trnde Co o O rXt Oashingto 23, D.C. NOTICE OF SALE OF IMPOUNDED LIVESTOCK Notice is hereby given that the stork descr hed below were louna trespass ine on lands of the United Slates within the Tucker Graring Allotment of the Modoc, National Forest. The said livestock were Impounneo ny tne Forest Service at Dry Lake Station n July 10, 1B3H: Horse No. 1: Dark Brown Ihlack celdina. 17 hands high, weight ap proximately 1..MW pounds. Only white markings: Right rear leg white half way to ankle, left rear leg while from hoof to about 4" above ankle. Brand: JX on right shoulder. Horse No. 2: Bay and white pinto gelding, large white stripe in face, other while markings: Left side fl" 3 on neck near snouioer. two white markings hack of shoulder and hieh on bellv. While markings on rigni side a x a under mane. B-ranuen in two places. S bar wrench on left law. umbrella on left thigh, both Ne vada iroos. Horse No. 3: Black and wnite pinto gelding Branded with DK on led thigh. While left eye. Educational Financial Loans Building Remodeling Fuel Heating Food Produce Boats Peta Sporta Hobbtaa Radio TV . Muale Livestock PoulUT Machinery Mis- For Rent Misc. Wanted Misc. Tn Exchange Mlae. Tor Sal WANT AO RATE SCHEDULE For additional rot InformaHo Phont TU 4-8111 I ft WORD I t-3-4 Inaertlont , 5-6-7 In ert! on , 1 Month l Daily I IS WORDt 3-3-4 lnrtioni 5-6-7 nrtlont .. 1 Month -Daily. .T8 1, S.3S an II II WORD! 3-3-4 InMrtlon 3 29 5-5-7 Intertlont , ,- 3.TS 1 Month .Daily) - TI Id t WORD! 3-.V4 1 inert. on -, OO 5-4-1 tntartiont - ,,. .. tOO t Month (Dally) 13 00 It IB WORDS 3-3-4 Insertion. S-6-7 tmartionn I Month (Daily! fA It WORDS I-.1-4 insertion! - S-S-7 Insertions . I Month (Dally) II - U WORDS i-3-4 Insertions 9-6-7 Insertions Manth (Dally) HA - 40 WORDS 1-3-4 Insertions - S-6-7 Insertions .. I Month (Dally) , 8.TB 39 16.33 4.M T.M IS so is 76 13.75 6.00 10.00 aa.no DEADLINE 6:30 p m. day before publication Noon Saturday lor Run day or Monday For rates and in formation concern) nn Classified Die olay pleaae call TU 4-8111. Mlnl- nutT cnarie wp cents, do- num. bers .S eenta Please read the first 'a--t(o. of your ad. The Herald St News resarvea the right to clas-if- edti or ralect any Want Ad copy and will be responsible (or only cete incorrect tnsertton of .ny Want Ad. and then only by eorrect publ'cetton of aame. Corrections or cancellations If received by 6: pm. wilt be made In followtng day' publication. FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S KUmsth runeral Home. Mt Htfh St Phona IU 3 n MEETING NOTICES CRATER LAKE LODGE NO. 211, A F.-A.M. Thursday, July 17, 7:30 p.m. All q committees and others i.ii'i.u ill 1 ii a Crater Lake Lodce outdoor meeting please attend. Ernest Wailin. W.M. A LOST - FOUND LOST firt's faded blue swimming suit tn larce striped besrh towel, on Summers Lane. TU 4-986. REWARD: Information regarding lo cation of three color Walker female hound. Tan head, black and wnite body. Lost Lake of the Woodr road, July 3. TU 2-0fifiB. FIELDERS mitt with nsma John Crawlev. lost near So. 6th between Boardman and Wlard. TU 2-3706. BLACK with white gold man's glasses. Write Box 367. Heram ana news, jie-ward- FOUND white male cat, vicinity 3000 block, Shasta Way, ten days ago. TU 4-3B19. $50 REWARD for return of man's wal let containing important carets ana con siderable cath. Believed lost In vicin ity of So. flth Safeway Store. Call TU 4-9744 or 314 No. Laguna. GENERAL NOTICES STAUFFER ftnrni reducing Brown. TU 2-0344 for (roe tion. FOR your Stanley Home Pra4ueta can reggy reenter rn t u --"-- PERSONALS VACANCY in licensed home for aged. 1104 Crescent, Phone TU 3-3163. REALS ILK. jayne Gorsch representa tive. TU 2-3027 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 7 ALCOHOLICS anonymous 130 River i do. Phone TU 8-9309 P. O. Be 204. Aim friendly help for families of aloo holiee. , VOUNG women of any faith needing ronfidentls) ad Woe may contact KM Prultt. Catholic Charities. 27i W. Broadway Eugene. Oregon. Phone 5-3642. SERVICES It SHARPENED mowers, hand, power, saws. band, circle. 2113 Orchard Ave. nrnciNfT lewer lines, foundations. backfilling. Louis Walker, 3213 Dela ware. TU 2-.1283. . TITLE and abstracts. Klamath Coun ty Abstract Company. 423 Main, TU 4-3133. , LANDSCAPING. garden lapP-tea. BuKRmsn s Seed Store. 904 Klamath Avenue. TU 4-3443. . TYPING. $1 an hour or 33 cents sheet. TU 2-5773. APPLIANCE troubles? Call Kirk'a East Side. 133 So. 7th. TU 4-6886. LEGAL NOTICE KEYS, locks. Ernie s 34 hour eei-viea. TU 4-4512. TU 2-1746. 71P Klamath. JEWELRY, watch, and clock repair ing. J. C. Heme; main, v 4-4fi08. BLANKETS Sta-Nu finished. Have them done now. Cascade Laundry Cleaners. wnrirr nv SHW.nir F'R SALE ON FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE Equity iso. nH-iii IN THE CI-CUIT COURT IP TIIV CTATF flT tfH nriN iim Aun -nn KLAMATH COUNTY MARIE It AN EL PlAlntlff v. MIKX J, ZUPAN, CHARLES BENNETT, HAY salt, welding equipment repalr. Sessler Inc. 534 Market. TU 4-4862. der at Dry Lake Station at and after p m. on July m, luna. uniesn ine i he redeemed by the owners thereof before the time set for the ale. Before the owner will be prr mtted to redeem and regain posses ion of the livestock claimed by him he must pay to the Forest Service he expenses incurren in me garnering, impounding, pasturing, and advertis ing thereof. Any of the livestock not sold at the public sale will be sold at private sale or condemned and destroyed as provided for. by the Regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture. Further in.ormanon in regarn m ine redemption or sale of the above -described livestock may be obtained from the District Hanger at xuie- lake, California. July 14, 1958, 3:00 p.m. josepn r . i nornion Forest Supervisor NO. 364. July 17. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN GORDON PATTERSON also known as J. G. PATTERSON, rie reased. not ire Is hereby given thai the undersinned. GRACE C. PATTER SON, has been appointed Admlnlstra trix of the eitate of John Gordon Pt lerson. dfreasrri. by the Circuit Court of the Slale of Oregon for Klamath County, and has nuantien. ah persons having a claim or claim a-ratnst said estate are herehv noti fied tn present ine same, nmy veri fied as required hy law to the under- Ignert ArtminlBiramx ai ine nmce ni K. Purkett. Attorney at Law. 4rj Main Street. Klamath Fall. Oiegon. within iiv months from the date of the first publication of this notice which date la ine win aay oi jui. 1938. Grare C. Patterson Administratrix P. K. Purkett Attorney At Law 4.12 Main Street Klamath rails, Oregon No. 366 July 17, 24. 31. Aug. 7. Under and by vlrlue of an' order of sale and decree of foreclosure is sued out of the Circuit court oi ine State of Oregon for Klamath County on the 19th day of June, 19.18, In the above entitled suil. wherein Marie Hand, plaintiff, ooiaineo junnmeni and decree against Mike J. Zupan. and Charles Bennett, and the Firsi National Bank or rnriiand. rviamn-n F'alls- Rranrh. defendants, on the said lflth day of June. 1958. which said de cree was on tne sam iin aay oi junc, 10SR rernrrierl In JUdsment Book Of said court In Volume 16, Page 59. I am commanded io sen an inai certain Inl niere and narcel Of land tua e in Klamath bounty, aiaie i Oregon, described as follows, to-wlt: Tha Bast nail or ine norinean. quar ter I.eia n S acres deeded to A. B. Moore In deed recorded In Volume: 171. page 407. of Deed Hecnras oi Klamath County. Oregon, in section Thlrtv-one ml': the Northwest Quar ter of the Northwest Quarter of Sec tion Thirty-two 132 ; the Southwest Quarter of the Soiithwt Quarter of Section Twenty-nine 129' ; and the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Sertion Thirty i30; all in Township Thlrty-nlne I3B sou in, Range Nine 9 East o( the Wil- lunifllx Morirtian. SUBJECT TO: Acreage and use llm ftatinnt under nrnvisions of the Unit ed States Statutes and regulations issued thereunder; liens and assess ments of Klamaih Project and Klam ath irrigation District, and regula tions, rontracts, easements, and wa ter and irrigation rights In connec tion therewith; Kigni or way, inciua tn th i.rmi nrt nrnviilons there of, granted by R. I. Hammond, et iix. to United Slates of America, January 13, IfllB, In Book jb mt Pic Rfl Tleeri Tterords Klamath County. Oregon. '30 foci uriHo lateral known as E-3-5 Lai mi Av,r NW'aNW". Sec. 32 and SWi.SW',. Sec. 3H. Twp 39 S . R. 9 EW.Mi; right of way Inrludlng the terms and provisions thereof, to The California Oregon Power Com pany, rerorded December 31, 1942 in ti'inn j:i: rae nr. uer nrrl. nt Klnmaih County. OrCson: agreement, including the terms and provisions thereof, between Mike J. 7.nnn et nx to A. B. Moore, record rl AiiBu.t 70 1044 in Rook 188. na Be 287, Deed Records of Klamath Coun- NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN TIIF. MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NELLIE ELAINE SIMONSON, l,n known as NELLIE SIMONSON deceased, notice is herehy given that the undersigned. BERNIK mmunmjjm has heen aDDointed Adminislralor the eitate of Nellie Elaine Sunonson dereased, hy the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for Klamaih County. and has qualified. All persons having claim or riaims again, sam oe- reased are hereby nniifted to present the same, duly verified as required by law to the underngned Administra tor at the office oi t. i. rumen, Altornev at Law. 4.12 Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within s t x monihn from the date of the flMt publication of this notice which dale is the 17th day of July. 1058. Brrnie Simonson Administrator p K. Puckell Attorney At Law 412 Main Street Klama'h Fall. Oreon No. 365, Julv 17. 34. 31, Aug. 7. cools, heats Holland spring, tu ANY kind of canvas made or re paired. Canvas and Leather Shop, 20R4 South flth. TU 4-66flfl. FENCES! FENCES! Complete instal lation or materials. Free estimates. TU 4-8513. . i'AINTING. Interior-exterior. Free ea tt mates. Work guaranteed, able. TU 3-M8. LEVELING, backfilling, foundations, lawns, fill dirt John Bowers. TU 4-7078. . CUSTOM baling. Miles Cain. TU 4-4983. LANDSCAPE service, trail, hruba, hedges. Pruning, topping, rototming, Hing. nomeuaiB uuiuiic-ii- ery, now giving satH uraen aunpe .iHiia nomeaaie. u LAWNS, sprinkling systems, landscap ing, evergreens, trees, shrubs. Lake shore Gardens Nursery. B79 LakashOrs) Drive. TU 4-42HB. PAINTING paper hanging. TU 4-4H8C DIGGING cesspools, drain fields and excavation of house foundationa. TU 4-aaH8. Bill Forney UiV h.ullnB anrl -tor Win IT. Call HOW- ard Ferrell. TU 4-5095. Klamath Tails. CHIMNEY and cement repair winU ed. Free estimates. Phone TU 2-5693. KLAMATH Fence Co. Phone TU 4-43)18. LANDSCAPING lawns, plowing, and rntotilhng, tractor equipment, baeknoe. ditch digging, septic tanks. Laurenca HEATING wood. Place your order now and save. Fireplace wood cut to order. Call Howard Ferrell. TU 4-5093, Klamath Falls. SEWING, any kind. TU 4-4853. BLACKSMITH, farm equipment serv ice. Don Kenyon, 439 So. 6th. TU 4-:ms. , BROADLOOM carpets, formica drain hoards, drapery. Calhoun s 337 East Main. TU 4-B49S. EMPLOYMENT Agency, lie. Anderson's Office Main. TU 2-2902. LAWN mowers. Bodenhamer Saw Sm Repair Shop. 351 East Main. TU 4-4672. SERVICE station equipment matnten- 133 . main. u REWEAVING. TU 3-1687. 3751 Bisbee, 24th day of July 1958. at the hour I of 10 00 o'riork A M- of that day, at the front stens of the County Court house In Klamath Falls. Oregon. I will, In ohedience to said order of ale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above described real property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above Judgment with in terest thereon, at cost lo the highest and best bidder, for cash In lawful money of the United Slates. Dated this 24 dav or June. 1TI39. J M BR1TTON. Sheriff Bv Dons Konme Demit v No. 3.12, June 26. July 3, 10, 17. INSURANCE, "Safeco" Jerry Thomas Insurance Agency. 304 So. 7th. TU 3-53.15. LEATHER aprons. East Main Shoe & Leather Shop. 233 E. Main. TU 2-0407. WELL drilling. Southern Oregon Well Drilling Co. 833 Willow. TU 4-6632. TAILORING, altering, repairing. Ida's Tailor Shop. 125 N.ntn. iu e-oi. STORAGE, transfer and delivery. Peo ples Warehouse. 1423 So. 6th. TU 4-7435. . ROAD oiling. Western Oil and Burner. IMS south stxin iu -jo HITS THK BKIX ATLANTA (UPD Police looked hish and low for a burglar Tues day. nn!y to find lhat a basPball game was at the root of the trou ble. A young slugcrr knocked a ball through the window of a pa per firm across the street, setting off the burglar alarm. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF Pirn inn riF REDEMPTION Mrttif u herehv alven that the neriod of redemption for ihe redeeming of real properties ordered sold lo Klam ath County under that certain Judg ment in tax foreclosure made and en tered the 13th dav or July. 19-7. that certain foreclosure suit entitled County of Klamath. Stale of Oregon. a public corporation, piainilft, vs R. I. W. W. Phelps, et al . defen danti. No. F .IM, wtll expire on the IMh day of July. m,iB; and an per ons are herehy warned lhat all prop ertles ordered sold under ssld Judg merit and decree, unlena sooner re deemed, will be deeded to Klsmath County on Julv 21. lfM. and thst everv rieht or interest of any person in or to any or all or ire properuei mentioned tn said Judgment end de- ree will he forever forfeited to i-ienv ath County, Oregon. Dated this loth dav or juit. iwaa. J. M Brltton Sheriff and Tax Collector 33 July 10, 17. CUSTOM backhoe work. Ditch clean ing, drain line, cesspool digging. H. W, Simmers. TU 3-194(1. CURTAINS laundered and stretched. TU 4-R340. iitTO -.1.1. -mHnu slam. Kimball's Glass 'Shop. '521 Walnut. TU 4-7378. HOLSK DIVItlKD KITCHBWRG. Mass. (AP) The Charlton brothers Robert h.. M and Francis J , 32 agree in most rtiAtlers hut not in politics. Rob ert is running for the Republican nomination for a soat in the Mass achusetts House. Francis al?o is a candidate for the same eat but on the Democratic ticket. KING SEPTIC TANKS Cleaning & Roto-Rooter Servie C. W. CLIFFORD, Manager ED. F. KING, Owner 1209 Hilyard Ave.-Ph. TU 4-e4t Septic Tanki Drain Fields CLEANED INSTALLED Bonded Service For all sewer problemi DIAL TU 2-1138 Klamath County Sanitary Service KrtTtrv. m rnrniTOR MriTirr mnrnv r.ivr.N that ih. ,.H.rtn.ri been aosnlnted bv the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, as aa I-Obert, deceased All persons having claims against ire enraie are nrreny renuired lo present them at the office of David R. Vendenberg. Jr. 202 un derwood Building. Klamath Fall, Ore- gon. with proper vouchers wnntn six months from the dste of this no tire Dated iht 1Bth day of Junt. Cecelia H Lohert. Adminl'rltri-: of the eitate of Carl I. Lobert. dereaed No. 320. June 19, 29, July 1. 10, 17. LEGAL NOTICE CAM. FOR ROOFING BIDS The Board of Directors of School District No 1 of Klaoiath County. Ore nn will receive sealed bids at the olfire of the District Clerk. Room 200 High School Building. Klamath Fji's. Oregon until 7. .10 p.m. Julv 2H. l.;g for the re-roofing of approximately IU quare of Fremont School Building at 71,. Hifh Street. Klamath Falls, Oregon, according IO ipecilicn-ion file at the above addre.s The Boeid reserves the right lo rejeet asr Of I bids. f'gned. H B A SHI FY, Clar No. 348 July 10. 11.