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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. JANUARY 19. 1959 Davis Credits Blaik With Top Leadership LOS ANGELES lUPI-The key to Earl I Rod) Blaik's success as a football coach at West Point was his leadership today com mentcd Glenn Davis, one of the great stars turned out by the famed Army mentor. "He was a tremendous leader who got the most out of his play- Billy Welu Edges Bluth En Pin Meet BUFFALO, N. Y. AP - It was a tough one to lose. Ray Bluth fired a record aver age of 214.56 for 100 games in the gruelling All Star Bowling Tourna ment. He set pinfall records for the qualifier and the final. But when they handed out the championship trophy and the $5,000 cash prize lor first place Sunday night, it was Billy welu the towering transplanted Texan, who took the awards. Hluth was second. Although Bluth, 31, spilled a record 13,726 pins in the 64-game final, while Welu had 13.448, Welu won the 18th annual tournament by the simple process of winning games. He outscorcd Bluth, 210- 197, in the final game to cut short Bluth's late rally. . Going into the last game, Welu had a nine-pin margin. He ham mered five consecutive strikes lo win the game and the champion shin. Welu, a member of the St. Louis Falslalfs. finished with 311-48 Pet ersen points, winning 43 games while losing 21. Blulh '-.ad 310-26 points as he compiled a 36-28 record. Blulh is also Irom M Louis. The defending champion, Don Carter of St. Louis, was fourth with 307-05 points. Lou Campi ol Dumont, N. J., was third with 310 07. Mrs. Marion Ladcwig of Grand Rapids, Mich., won her seventh championship in the women's divi son handily. She averages 201 for 32 games and scored 140-33 Peter sen points. Donna Zimmermann of Akron. Ohio, was second with 143-00. The defending champion. Merle Mat thews of Long Beach, Calif., fin ished 12th. U.S. Hockey Club Top Choice SANTIAGO, Chile (API-Russia's shocking loss to Canada and the jet-fast U.S. airmen's sweep through preliminary eliminations left America's defending titlists the heavy favorites today in the World Amateur Basketball Cham pionships. The United States, Russia and five other nations stmt the final round-r,obin competition here Tuesday with clean slates. The U.S. team, a group of for" mer collegiate stars now in the Air Force, whipped Argentina 87-73, Nationalist China 81-73. and Sunday night crushed the United Arab , Republic 103-58 in its rush to the final. Russia qualified but lost much of its lustre when the smaller, faster Canadians scored a 63-54 upset Sunday night. Until then the Russians had been co-favorites with the United Slates. Norge Snared By Samuelstuen CHICAGO (AP)-Anstcn Samu elstuen, completing the longest jump of Ihe meet, Sunday cap1 tured the Norge Skiing Cham pionshipa title which he previ ously won two years ago. Samuelstuen, who competes for Steamboat Springs, Colo., leaped 203 feet and 191 feet for 223.7 points. Torbjorn Yggesclh of Norway who is a student at Wenatchee Valley Junior College at Leaven worth, Wash., finished second. Yg- gescth had leaps of 195 and 202 feet for 217.2 points. One-tenth of a point behind Yg gesclh was Art Toklc of Lake Tel- cmark, N.J., holder of Ihe Norge record ol 208 feet. Tokle soared 195 and 190 feet for 217.1 points FUEL Hlaaerl QmUt wH latere UTAH COAL Direct tnm tke MIm I Ul Stm Vh MMMyt Pres-to-Logs Tfce Clean, efflcleat feel fee Firee-leee as Steves OONT MSK RUNNING OUT OF FUIU U5I OU "CHICK 4 FILL" SWIM. ONI CALL TO US MIPS VOU FULLY SUFFLIID ALL WINTtH LONOIt OIL 4 lilt ers by his ability to teach them and their unquestioning response to his coaching." Davis said in commenting on Blaik's retirement last week alter 18 years as West Point's coach. "I was probably as close to him as any cadet and I worked a sea son as his assistant, but nobody was too close to him. He was not the 'buddy-buddy' type of coach. "We stood a little in awe of him because we respected him so much. let. at the same time, the players felt close to him because oi his great fairness." WIIKN NKKDEII Davis said that while Blaik was conservative in his strategy, he could gamble when it became necessary and he also could come up with innovations as they were required. "You only have to look back at last season when he needed some thing different and came up with the 'lonesome end' lo convince you that Blaik could be as enter prising as any coach in the game." Duvis pointed out that while football was Blaik's big job, he never forgot the cadets were at West Point to learn to become of ficers and leaders and he did not let them forget it cither. Davis, winner of 10 letters at the academy, is now assistant di rector of special events for the Los Angeles Times, a job that keeps him closely associated with sports and youngsters. It has been eight years since Davis hung up his cleats for the last time after two outstanding seasons with Ihe Los Angeles Rams and he would not have re tired then had not a knee injury slowed him down. SPEED TRADEMARK "Speed was the key to every thing I did in sports," he said, "without it I would have been forced to ride a back seat." Davis demonstrated his speed in many other sports besides foot ball in which he was "Mr. Out side" and teamed with ".Mr. In side," Felix (Doc) Blanchard, to form Ihe greatest backficld com bination in modern times. As a sprinter in 1947 after he had finished his football eligibili ty, he ran the 100 yard dash-in J.6 and the 220 in 20.9. And as a baseball player he was so fast in centcrficld and hit so well that he received many pro oilers. But his pro career was nelaycd three years by Army service, in cluding a year in Korea. And when he resigned his commission in 1950, he felt his best opportun ity was in pro football. Davis greatest season was l!b0 when he helped lead the Rams to the Western Conference chain nionshlD and accounted for more than 1,000 yards, 416 rushing and 592 Willi 42 pass receptions. And Davis is glad to be settled in Southern California where at Bonita high he starred in four snorts before going to West Point His job and his residing here keeps him close lo the Hams, the colleges and prep stars lo whom he still is "Mr. Outside. McDougald Gets Gehrig Memorial COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPD In field star Gil McDougald of the New York Yankees today was named the winner of the Lou Gehrig Memorial Award present ed annually to the major league player who most typically repre sents th? spirit of Ihe Hall of Fame first hascmao both on and off the field. McDougald is the first Yankee player to be selected for the award. Other winners were Al vin Dark, 1956, PccWce Reese, 1957, ' and Stan Musial, I9,i8. Portland Ace All-Star Pick NEW YORK. (AP) Terry Rak er, Ihe .letferson High School quarterback who led his team to the Stale A-l prep football cham pionship, war. named Saturday to the 1958 All-star high school fool ball squall. He was Ihe only Oregon player selected by Scholastic Magazine, a national high school weekly publication. OIL Aeeee lei CUe BURNER CO, Stout. mtn fTi l -.Si TD Star LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IB hereby liven that the undersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of the SUte of Orefon for Klamath County as Administrator of the Estate of ELLIOTT RUDOLPH MOORE, Deceased. All persons hav mf claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same to me. with the proper vouchers at the oftice Time Out Rl A All right, dear, but bowl quietly . . . Daddy has work to do!" Mtasketball Scoreboard NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSN, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday Results New York 117, Cincinnati 105 Philadelphia 106, Detroit 104 Sunday Rcscults Boston 139, St. Louis 117 (after noon TV) New York 120, Syracuse 118 Cincinnati 107, Detroit 88 Minneapolis 119. Philadelphia 98 Monday Schedule No games HOCKEY', Scores NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday Results Chicago 7, New York 1 Boston 3, Montreal 3 (tie) Toronto 2, Detroit 1 Sunday Results Montreal 1, Chicago 1 (tic) New York 4, Detroit 2 Boston 4, Toronto 3 Monday Schedule No games - Baylor Waits For Job Reply WACO, Tex. (AP) Will he or won't he? That's what Baylor foot ball fans here wondered today about Dave Nelson. Nelson, head coach at Delaware, was supposed to let the Baylor faculty know today whether he'll take the job of head football coach and athletic director. If he says yes, the job reported ly is his. Reliable sources say the field was narrowed last week to Nelson and John Bridget's, line coach for the professional Balti more Colts. But they say Nelson has the inside track and he's the object of all the speculation. Nelson said Saturday he would not make up his mind about the Baylor job until he conferred with Delaware officials today. Victory League Season To Open Victory League basketball gets its 1!)5! season underway tonight at Mills School gym with two qnmrs on tap. League games will bo played on Monday and Thurs day nights of each week this sea son. Tonight's games find Jim John son meeting Mays-Krugcr in a 6:30 contest. The 7:45 game sees Farm ers Sand and Gravel playing the DeMolay Blues. Thursday's two games will send John Hancock against Snuffy Dracc and Charles Jackson against De Molay Golds. Keith Larson's team is the only VL club not seeing ac tion this week. Since several teams do not have rponsors as of this time, they will be referred lo under the team cap tain or manager's name. OSC Wrestlers Top UW Huskies SEATTLE AP-Orecon State wrestlers pinned back University of Washington competitors to score a 26-6 victory here Satur day. The Beavers, led hy Fritz Flvi an, a member ot the 1952 Swiss Olympic team, won six matches to two for the Huskies. New Pro Leaves For PGA Clash THE DALLKS AP. - Henry John Kaiser, the newly hired golf professional at The Dalles Coun try Club, leaves Monday to com pete in the National PGA senior meet at Dtmedin, Kla. Kaiser. 50, was hired Saturday. He previously held a similar post at Coeur d'Alene. Idaho. He is Northwestern senior PGA cham pion. NAMt.n A All COACH NEW YOKK (I'PP-Henry Wit tenhcrg. Ycslma University wres tling coach and former Olympic champion, has been named coach ot the A AD squad which next June will compete in Russia as part of a cultural exchange program. JSL LEGAL NOTICE of Clenn D. Hamire.t. Suite 203, I OOF Bldg. 4:j2 Main Street, Klam ath Fall. Oreaon. within six fli month! from the date of Ihii Notice. DATED thia 12th day of January, 195. Leonard Moore. Administrator Estate of Elliott Rudolph Moore Defeated CLENN D- RAMIREZ. ATTORNEY 4'12 Main Street, City No. 595. Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. S- NO. 5fl SUMMONS I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF I THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY RONALD PHAIR. Plaintiff, vs. EZRA G LEWIS AND ANNA MAE LEWIS, husband and wifr: I'NITFD STATES OK AMERICA: OWENS AD JUSTMENT SERVICE. Inc.; STATE TAX COMMISSION; ELIZABETH BERRONG (formerly Elizabeth Drake; KLAMATH COUNTY, and M A. CARTER, doing Dunnes as CARTER'S COLLECTION AGENCY. defendant!. To: Ezra G. Lewis and Anna Mae Lewis, hut band and wife, and Eliza beth Berrong "formerly Elizabeth Drake, Defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against; you in the above entitled Court and suit on or before the expir.ition of four weeks from January 19. 1959, which is' the date of first publication of this 1 summons, and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap ply to the Court for the relief prayed for therein, to-wit: That plaintiff have judgment against defendants Ezra G. Lewis and Anna Mae Lewis for $5678 with interest at 6 per cent per annum from June 30. 1956. fttSO attorney's fees, and plaintiff costs and disbursements; that plain tiff s mortgage on Tract 31 of Pleas ant Home Tracts in Klamath County, Oregon, be adjudged a valid prior lien on said real property for the full amount of said judgment; that said mortgage be foreclosed and said prop erty be sold and the proceeds, or so much thereof as may be necessary, applied upon said judgment, and that the defendants and all persons claim ing by or throueh them be forec osed of all right, title and interest therein except the statutory right of redemp tion, and that plaintiff have such fur ther relief as to the Court may seem meet and equitable. This summons is served on you by publication thereof once each week for four successive weeks pursuant to order of Honorable David R. Vandcn bcrg. Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered January 13, 1959. Ganong At Ganong Attorneys for Plaintiff First Federal Bldg. Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 601, Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 2, 0. No. SH-30RE !N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY EVA MAY TAYLOR, a widow, and V. R. TAYLOR, also known as Verne R. Taylor, Plaintiffs vs. EDITH MAY McCLELLAN and A. H. McCLELLAN, husband and wife; JESSE A. BROWN and ELLA M. BROWN, husband and wife; JOHN T. TURNBULL and b UTH TURNBULL, husband and wife, the unknown heirs of the above named defendants; and also all other person or parties un known claiming uny right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described In the complaint herein, Defendants. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION TO THE ABOVE NAMED AND MEN TIONED DEFENDANTS'. N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you arc hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, by setting forth the nature of your claim or claims to the following de scribed real property s'tuated in Klam ath County, Oregon that such claims may be determined, within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons, which dale is De cember 29. 1958. and if you fail to answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof, plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief prayed (or in their complaint, to-wit; for a Decree adjudg ing plaintiffs to oa the owners in fee simple of said real property, free and clear of all claims of said defendants or any of them, and adjudging and decreeing plaintiffs title therein to be forever quieted against the claims of said defendants and each of them, and against the unknown heirs of said de fendants, and a gam si all other per sons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest In said real property and for plaintiff ' costs and disbursements and for such other and further relief as the Court may deem squitable: SW'(NW',4 nt Section 14; SE'lYE" of Section 15; W'3SK' and SK',SF,' of Section i't: NFVNE. S'aNE', S'.NW'. NE'SE4. E'.aSWU and NW'SW" of Section 26; all in Township 40 South of Range 13 East, W.M. This Summons is served upon you by publication thereof once a week for four successive weeks, pursuant to an order of the Honorable David R. Vandenbcrg. made and entered Decem ber 23, ma. CHATBUHN & BRICKNER Attorneys for Plaintiffs Merrill, Oregon By Wilbur O. Brickner No. SR4 Dec. 29. Jan. S. 12. 19. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am the duly appointed, qualified and acting executor of the estate of RO ZELLE KUYKENDALL, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with vouchers attached in the manner provided by law. to me at the office of Edwin E. Driscoll, 208 Pine Tree Build'ng. Klamath Falls Oregon, within six months oi the date of the first publication of this notice, which ii December 29, 1938. JUNIOR WAGNER. Exrcutnr of the Estate of ROZELLE KUYKENDALL. Deceased. No. ftB3 December TO, January 3, 12, 19, and 2(i. NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY lr. the Matter of the Estate of W. C DALTON. who was also - known as WILLIAM C. DALTON, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have filed my final account of the adminti hation of thi above entitled estate and that the Court has appointed Feb- uary 10. 1959. at 10 1 A.M. as the time fni hearing objections to such final account and 'he settlement thereof. William C. Dalton. Jr. Administrator with tht Will Annexed Ganong A Ganong Attorneys for Administrator No. 593, Jan U. 19. 26. Feb. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointrd by the Circuit Court of the stale of Oregon for Klamath County as Administrator of the Estate of William McKinlcy David, Deceased. All persons having claims against said estate - are hereby notified to present same to me with the proper vouchers at the office of Glenn a. Ramirez. Suite 203, I.O O F Building, AM Main Street. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of this Notice. DATED this 12th dav of January, 1959. Wilbur Eggman. Administra tor of the Estate of William McKinley David, Deceased Glenn D. Rami re 1 Attorney for Administrator No. 596. Jan. 12, 19. 26. Feb. t. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned hai been appointed by the Circuit Court ' the State -if Orcson for Klamalh Count as Admtnt) Tu trix of the estate oi Kenneth John Watah. Deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are herehy notified to present same to me with the proper vouchers at the office of Glenn D Ramirei. Attorney at Law Suite 205, I O OT Bldg.. 432 Main Street, Klamath Tails Oregon, within six months from 'ne date of this No tice. DATED this tsth day ot December. ipsa. Berttna W.'tah. Administratrix of the Estate of Kenneth John Watah. D.-eased. G1.FNN D RAMIREZ Attorney for Administratrix No. 583, Dee. 29. Tan. S. 12. 1. CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY WANT AD AUTOMOTIVE Trailers u , M Auto Miscellaneous . 83 New Cars & Trucks 64 Used Cars At Trurk L, 55 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Femala 14 Help Wanted. Mala ... IB Help Wanted ,, 17 Situations Wanted IS REAL ESTATE Rooms For Rent 22 Apartments For Rent , 24 Houaes For Rent .. , 2C Misc. Property to Let 27 Real Estate Exchangt 29 Real Estate For Sale 30 Business Opportunities . 33 if NOTICE! Card of Thanks A In Memoriam , B Funeral Home .. C Meeting Notices 1 Lost & Found I General Notices ., , ,. ,.. 4 Personals .... . . . 6 Public Charity . Services 7 Services 10 MISCELLANEOUS Transportation S Health .... 12 Educational . ., . 13 Financial Loans , 34 Building - Remodeling 38 Fuel . Heating 38 Food Produce 39 Boats . Pets - Sports - Hobbies 40 Radio - TV . Music 41 Livestock St Poultry 42 Machinery , 44 Misc. For Rent 45 Misc. Wanted - . - 4 Misc. To Exchange 48 Misc. 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The Herald St News reserves the right to class ify, edit or reject any Want Ad copy and will be responsible for only one Incorrect Insertion of any publication of same. Corrections or cancellations If received by 5-30 p.m. will be made In following day's publication. FUNERAL HOMES C O'HAIR'S Memorial Chapel. 539 Pine. Phone TU ranting 101 avail able. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 925 High St Phone TU 2-4404 MEETING NOTICES 1 PONDEROSA LODGE No. 220. A.F. and A.M. Special Communication. Mon day, January 19th at 7:30 p.m. Work in FC degree. Visiting breth ren welcome. Donald B. Orrcll, W.M IOOF NO. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, each month social nights 2nd it 4th Tuesdays, regular meetings. Fifth and Main Sts. LOST & FOUND 2 LOST Dackascs set found with "Lost" Want ada Dial TU 4-SUl to start vours I LOST. large ruby ring set in gold t-m vi-u mi Li'iurr oi ring, gnia nun Kcwara. iu 4-7774. ask lor Mr. val ley. LOST Two Springer Spaniels Liver and White Large male pup has distinctive moustache mark on right lip. Also older female REWARD Call Merrill 2128 GENERAL NOTICES 4 STAUFFER home reducing plan. Amy Brown. TU 1-0344 for free demonstra tion. FOR your Ftanley Home Product-; call Peggy Peebter Phone TU 2-0229 PERSONALS 6 NIAGARA cyelo massage equipment. Helen Uran, 927 Jefferson. Phone TU 4-3242. SPENCER corteliire, phone TU 4-9057. AVON toilet ir l teles. Phone TU 2-3770. FULLER distributor Arnold Miallac- cto, TU 2-3MW. LICENSED nomi for aged TU 2-316A SARAH Coventry Jewelry TU 3-4301. PUBLIC CHARITY . SERVICES 7 YOUNG women of any faith needinn confidential advice mav rontact Misi Pruitt. Catholic Charities. 278 W Broadway Eugene Oregon Phone 3-3642 ALCOHOLICS Anonvmous, phone TU 2-5740 or TU 4-9175. P.O. Box 204 Attn friendly help for the famines of al coholics LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is herehy given, that sealed hids will he received hy the County: Court of Klamath County, Oregon, un til 10 o'clock A M. on the 13th day of February. 1950 for furnishing Klamath County. Oregon, the following for the period from the 1st da of March. 1959 to the 1st. day of March, 19). Board ot Prisoners Gasoline Laundry CoM , Diesel Oil Crude Oil Bids must be securely sealed and marked " Bid for the item that bid is submitted for." and fild with the County Clerk of Klamath Counlv. Ore gon prior to the time of opening. The Court reserves the right to re ject anv or all bids. Dated this 14th dav of January, 1959. Chas F DeLap, County Clerk No. 602. Jan. 19. Feb. 1. 4 10 MONOG RAMMING, flat embroidery, Tl 2-1227. , PAINTING, paper hanging, spraying TU 4-6752. KLAMATH Ceramic Tilt, TU 2-4724. Fie estimates, prompt service, guar anteed work. ALTERATIONS. reasonable, work guaranteed. 1.120 Oak. Apt H. Villa Marquis. SUPERB experienced seamstress. Al terations. TU 543. BROWNS' telephone answering terv Ice.TU 2-5515- EXPERT tree trimming, topping and removing. Calvin Roc, TU 2-5691. HOMES remodeled, Armstrong tile ceilings, storm doors windows, finisn carpentry. Free estimate TU 4-6079 Chet Mann FIREPLACE, chimnev repair, carpen try Cement -j rive ways walks, porch teps. TU 2-5693. EXPERIENCED modeling and re pairing. Free estimates. TU 2-0924. ANITA'S alterations, guaranteed. Rose Weathcrholt. TOPPING and taking out trees. Shear ing and tying up evergreens for win ter. We carry accident and property damage insurance. Evergreens, shrubs ana ireei now at Vi price. Lakeshore Gardens Nursery. R79 Lakeshore Drive. Phone TU 4-4286. TAILORING, alterations, sewing Reas onable. Mrs. Plunketl, Apt. 4. 536 Pine. TU 2-54rta Ruck of Don's Clothing Store TREE topping, trimming and remov ing. Insured. 18 years experience. Dan gerous trees a specialty. Free esti mates. TU 2-2923. APPLIANCE repairmen should be ex pertly trained. You can depend on irs. and you II like our rates! Dial TU 4-8H86. Klrkpatrick's East Side Ap pliances, 132 South Seventh. TREE topping, dairy manure. TU 4-865.1. Let me REWEAVE all youp dam aged garments. Also will REKNIT damaged sweaters & wool jersey. MRS. JAMES COX 3751 Bisbee TU 2-1687 EDUCATIONAL 13 MEN train for. . HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATION NEW highway and construction piofirams are under way in every part of the country. NOW is the time to become a specialist . . . A HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERA TOR! YOU can learn to operate the Heavy Equipment so vital to our booming construction industry. Complete new modern training program for Heavy Equipment Op erators now offered in this area. Free nation-wide placement as sistance available. Write today for full information. HEAVY EQUIPMENT DIVISION Northwest Schools Dipt. Hl-224, Box 413 Herald 4 News Name Address City Age State Phone lluurs I work: From to .... - H. HELP WANTED, FEMALE WANTED two women to use tele phones. One in Yreka and one in Hcdding. Work in your own home. Flexible hours. Easy work. Good pay. Write to Mr. Bell. P.O. Box 5!)2. Klam ath Fails. Give telephone number and aadresi for interview. YOUNG lady with pleasant personali ty who likes to drive. Meet and talk to our customers. Excellent monthly salary to start with. Steady increases. aome typing required. Car necessary. Contact Mr. Garrison, 401 South Sixth. HELP WANTED, MALE 16 DREAM VACATION Wat kins Dealers are offering 8 two week all-expense paid vacations to their customers. This promotion in creases our need of Dealers. No ex perience or cash required. Car or truck necessary. Write The J. R. Wat kins Company, 31)03 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle 5, Washington. MEN Train for HEAVY EQUIP MENT OPERATION. See our ad un der Clabs. 13, Education Instruction. FEOPL.K are Duyinit the articles of fered tn the Classified columns. Sell to them with an ad by dialing TU 4-8111. " SALESMAN for top lines new and used cars. Prefer man now employed, between 25 and 35, with lots of hustle, horse sense, and a hankering for mon ey. Need not be experienced, but must be honest and willing to work hard. Excellent pay plan, paid vacationsI demonstrators furnished, other bene fits. Apply in person at 424 South Sixth. Ask for sales manager. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 TRAINED nurse, local references, TU 4-7148. DESPERATE married man needs work as cat driver, truck driver, farm or road work of any kind. Val Cald well. 224 Broad, Apt. 7. Phone TU 2-9217. WANTED baby sitting, my home, days. TU 4-6948. BABY sitting, evenings and week-ends, phone TU 2-4068. BABY sitting. References. Phone TU 2-2711. WOMAN with good references would like bnbv sitting. Prefer in my home. TU 4-4072. WASHING, Ironing, delivery service TU 4-9434. WIDOW, ironings, very reasonable. TU 2-5893. CARPENTER ueetL. work. TU 2-0456. BABY setting 2-3.143. o' housekeeping, TU BABY sitting. Sunday. Monday, Thurs day evenings. TU 2-5000. Call between 8 30 and 2:30 week days only. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 SLEEPING room, gentleman. 1017 High. ROOMS, daily, weekly. Anchor Hotel ROOM, board, gentlemen. 1607 Crescent. SERVICES SLEEPING room 607 High. COURT View 3rd and MatnT SLEEPING rooms To34High. SLEEPING rooms TU 4-4444 or TU 4-RMa LOVELY rooms, close In. Phone TU 4-4259 LARGE comfortable rooms for wom en. 310 South 5th. ROOMS, Ma eek 629 Jeffe rson . STEAM heated sleeping rooms Quiet clean, close .n Phone TU 1-0214. CLOSE in. warm sleeping rooms. 818 walnut. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 THREE room furnished. 1017 Huh. 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT TWO bedroom unfurnished deluxe apartment. 80. Mills Addition, iu -B22. FURNISHED three room apartment in duplex. Close in. ,5. TU 4-S3. THREE room, furnished. 2061 White. CLEAN furnished one bedroom apart ment. Adults. TU 4-3342 after 4-w. ARGE pa-mtnt. oartly furnished. TH S-S686 ARGE apartment, furnished. Phone TU 4-5Bflti. V ARM :wo bedroom furnished base ment aoartmenL. Adults. No peU. TU 4-K459 NEW one bedroom aDartment. Panel air heat. Stove and refrigerator fur. nished if desired. Tile floors. Dura tub. (60. TU 4-3044. NICE modern trailer apartment. Laundry facilities. Reasonable. 214J r.ir. na C h Tit 9-0Vt inn nt nnm h.ri,n,m I in 1 1 irn l.h.ri apartment. All large rooms. Hot and coia waier rurnltnea. oarage. n ist Mam. til 2-4671 or TU 2-1883 evenings FOUR room, furnished. 503 Market. UNFURNISHED one bedroom apart-mi-n Range refrigerator. Garage d-ilta. TU 2-:i8ia evenings. ONE and two bedrooms. Close In. Pri vate entrances. Garage. Evenings, 221 North Spring. WARM clean nicely furnished tmmciur aparimcni. U mines lunnsnco. Close in. Private entrance Reason- aDie. i u -.i!)7, ru PARTLY furnished duplex Garage Adults. TU 4-4859 FURNISHED apartment including utll ities. linens and washing facilities. 1411 Main. LARGE three roon- furnished apart ment. S65 a month, loin Washington. TU 4-6625. BACHELOR apartment Park Apart ments. 1H42 Esplanade. TU 4-7187. CLEAN, four pnom stove, water furn ished. 4344 'Shasta way. TU 4-9012. , THREE room 'urnished apartment 011 walnut. Phone TU 4-5472 FURNISHED cite bedroom apartment clean. Heat, water furnished. 82.1 Grant. FURNISHED .nartn'enl Inquire 118 High. TWO room furnished apartment. Adults. Washing facilities. Private en trance. TU 4-3S5S. APARTMENT. $.10 Nice location, washing facilities TU 4-7521 dayi, TU 4-6360 evenings, or TU 4-5310. PARTLY furnished one bedroom apart ment Inquire 705 No. 8th EWAUNA NEW. different. Also office snaca. 219 So. Uth, TU 2-1062. TU 4-4.180. CLEAN furnished apartments. Close in. utilities furnished. 1605 Esplanade. FURNISHED aparlmert, 333 So. 11th. FURNISHED two room aDartment with Kitchen. TU 4-8009. CLEAN two room, lights, water fur nished. Private entrance. Adults. TU 4-0375. COMFORTABLE furnished apartment. Heat included. Private bath. Adults. 1421 Esplanade. TU 2-2770. Cascade Apartment Hotel 230 So. 11th Hotel rooms and apts. completely flirnichprl hv tvnplr nr month BVaa parking. Approved by AAA. Clean, quiet strictly nome nice. Moderate prices. Winter rates. One and two bedroom apartments Furnished and unfurnished Inquire Shasta View Apartments 1627 Washburn Way TU 4-8277 ' HOUSES FOR RENT 26 THREE room house furnished. TU 2-1778. MODERN furnished two bedroom house. Close in. Baby accepted. TU THREE room furnished semi-modern Water, garbage paid. Wood, oil or elec tric heat. $37. SO. Inquire 1927 Want- iana or call ru 4-b626. THREE room cabin, TU 2-4549. HOUSE for rent. Good neighborhood. $50. TU 4-9448. PARTLY furnished house. Phone TU 2-1740. FOR rent small one bedroom furnished house facing park near Mills School. Kent, $;i3. can tu 2-3861 evenings. NEW three bedroom. Fireplace, elec tric heat, $90. Three miles north. TU 4-5647. FURNISHED three bedroom house, 75 No dogs Inquire 11 Pine. CLEAN modern one bedroom unfur nished. Hot water heat. Close in Adults. TU 4-6849. ONE bedroom unfurnished home. Two' bedroom unfurnished duplex. Inquire Lib wasnDurn way after 6 p.m. SMALL house. Inquire 518 High. stove, refrigerator, automatic washer! All utilities furnished except electric lignts. Adults, no pets, $125. TU 4-3555. ONE bedroom, furnished, electric heat, carport. Wocus. $50. TU 4-9497. SMALL three room, modern. Water paid. Five blocks north of Main, $45. Call Mrs. Derby, TU 4-5121. REDECORATED one-bedroom cabin Wood stove furnished. Phone TU 2-1369. THREE room furnished house. TU LARGE house, rent or lease. Inquire 432 commercial TWO bedroom house, phone TU 4-5666. UNFURNISHED, one bedroom house. Electric heat, fireolace. refrigerator. range. No nets. Adults. Phone TU 4 4667. TWO bedroom house on Key Street. uwner, 2124 Garden. TWO bedroom unfurnished house with garage, $65 a month. TU 2-4971. TWO bedroom furnished. $60 a month. Phone TU 4-8910. REAL ESTATE WANTED ... 28 WANT to buy by private party, two ruieiake homesteads, black soil Building immaterial. Maiin 3-2834. WANTED to rent three bedroom un furnished home. TU 4-3897 or TU 4-6033. HAVE MONEY! Will buy at a dis count real estate and real estate con. tracts. Don't call If over priced. TU 1-017. IF YOU CONTEMPLATE SELL I.N'G YOUR FARM. RANCH OR HOME I WOULD APPRECIATE RECEIVING YOUR LISTING. I KNOW OF MANY QUALIFIED BUYERS. EVERETT DENNIS, REALTOR 133 South 9lh St. Phone 4-8401 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .. .. 30 SUBURBAN home. Ashland. Beautiful ly landscaped. Two bedroom home. Extra larac llvlnl room with fireplace and electric heat. Lame two car ia rane. s, acre, patio with fireplace, drill. In park like area with shade trees Small ireen house on live stream Your own ftshtni pond stocked with ratnbow trout Ideal home and cli mate for retired couple. H J. Kim sev. 3M E. Mam, Ashland, Ort.. Phone MUrdork 3-IH1S. 'REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ... If TWO bedroom house, corner lot, 10x11 cabin in rear. Large garage. J70 Butte. TU 4-S46. GOOD workeri appear fait when yoil me Herald At Newt "Help Wanted adi Dial TU 4-8111 today. STILWELL & CO. PRESENTS Clinton Street 3-bedroom ranch style. Carpet ed living room and dining room, good kitchen, large util ity, attached garage. 3rd room could be hobby room or den. Priced at $14,250. FHA terms. Clinton Avenue 2-bedrooms. One of those bright, inviting, cheerful homes. Fireplace, new carpet ing, double garage, nicely de veloped yard. Priced at J14, 730. Will take any type loan. $500 Down And move in. 2-bcdrooms. base ment, 2 lots, large garage. Lo cated near Fries' tore. Full price $8500. FARM LOANS - YES! STILWELL & CO. REALTORS 517 Main Ph. TU 4-3211 Eves. Call Harry Van1 TU 4-8204 Bruce Binkley TU 4-3478 or, if no answer call TU 2-0444 STROUT REALTY 5 Mi. So. of K. F. on U.S. 97 Robert & Stella Dchlinger, Rep. TU 4-5281 HOMES IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Older home, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, basement, acre, landscaped $17,500 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, excellent, 3 bedrooms, FHA $15,500 Excellent buy, low down, No. 6th, 2 bedrooms $ 5.900 1 bedroom, 1 acre $ 5,500 COMMERCIAL 100 ft. business frontage So. 6th - $17,000 General store, $15,000 plus inven tory or will trade for ranch. RANCHES 240 acres $25,000 160 acres $16,000 200 acres, excellent $75,000 400 acres $45,000 Farms - Homes - Businesses Free Catalogs Coast to Coast List with Strout SUBURBAN REAL BUYS $7100 This immaculate 2 bedroom home with possible 3rd bedroom. Carpeted living room, Furnace Heat. Dry concrete basement. Double Garage. 100x110' Land scaped Lot. Terms. $35002 Fertile Acres with 3 Room furnished Home. Good pres sure water system for irri gation. Terms. Good Neighborhood Grocery with 2 bedroom living quar ters in conncclion, also large Bldg Lot. Inventory & Equipment. This is a pro gressive business and would be ideal for semi-retired couple. Do call at our of fice on this. ALSO FOR BLDG LOTS. HO.MES, ACREAGES, & IN COME PROPERTY. SCHROEDER REALTY .CO. STEVENS HOTEL TU 4-9234 Eves. TU 4-8364 or TU 2-3769 CASH TALKS on this one. Two bedrooms, i acre, two garages. Make an offer. OTIS REAL ESTATE 4'31 So. 6th Ph. TU 2-5869 Melrose Lot SO x 170 ft. in choice residential district. hlnnk off Pini;. t race. In best of hot well area. All improvements paid. Call for de tails. Mountain View Lots Three choice building sites. Moun tain View Addition just off Pa cific Terrace. Down payments $250. Balance on contract. Roosevelt School District This well established home whosg picture windows look out over th citv has 5.no m ri rt . .. . . iiwi dltd. large living room, fireplace, dining uuiii wnn irencn doors openin? into walled garden with dining area and brick barbecue. The sun lit kitchen is completely electric. There is a guest room with its own bath. An attractive stairway leads from the front entrance to a sec ond floor living room. Two bed rooms with cedar lined dressing rooms;, and bath. There is easy access to the healed double ga rage. Shown by appointment. Near High School Warm well arranged home: full basement, oil floor furnace: on paved street. Large living room, dining room, bedroom, bath and entrance hall. Electric range and refrigerator included. $6950. $1500 down. Balance on contract. Oregon Avenue Modern three bedroom, attracts a living room, dining room, conven ient kitchen with dining area; wardrobe closets, and utility. $7700. $1000 down. Owner will carrv con. tract. LISTINGS LNVITED GILBERT W. FLEET REALTOR 434 Main St. Oftice Ph. TU 4-922S Home Ph. TU 4-4357 Sales: Virginia Brown