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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 3 B Rookies Could Make Difference For Nats ORLANDO, Fla. (UPD-Whati ean you say about the Washing ton Senators after you say you're lorry? They are the sorriest excuse for major league club around and no one know j it better than their manager. Cookie Lavagetto. How ever, with a straight face he says he hopes the club will win 70 games this year which still would probably leave them in the cellar. . That would be nine more vic tories than they scored in 1958 when for the third time in the last four years they finished eighth. "I'm hopeful we'll win more this year because our kids have bad another year's experience, and if they live up to their po tential, we should be better," La Tagetto sairf. He singled out rookie outfielder Bob Allison, infielder Reno Ber toia and third baseman Harmon Killebrew as "three players who jiuid make a difference." Beavers Win Two From PU CORVALLIS (AP)-The unde feated Oregon State College base ball team ran its string of con secutive victories to 13 by sweep ing a doubleheader from the Uni versity of Portland Saturday. Oregon State had to go 13 in rings to win the first one, 3-2, but took the second contest, 4-2, in the regulation college seven in nings. ' A double by Larry Baker scored Kim Bradshaw, who had walked, to decide the opening contest. It broke up a tight pitching duel be tween Portland's lefthander. Bill Love, who allowed only eight hits, and Gary Moore, who scattered 11 Portland blows. Oregon State got all the runs It needed for the second game in the first inning. The" - Beavers scored three times on singles by Van i,uby- and Jerry Droscher, a walk to Grimm Mason, a wild pitch and a two-run single by Baker. Wally Panel drove out a home run with one man on base to ac count for Portland's runs. Luby had three hits in four tunes at bat. Ray Lunde pitched the distance (or Oregon State, allowing only lour hits. The first game victory was the third of the season for Moore, whose wife gave birth to a baby Friday night. Portland 000 001 000 001 02 11 2 OSC 000 000 010 001' 13 8 1 Love and McCallen; , Moore and Luby. Portland ' 000 020 0-2 4 OSC 300 100 x 4 8 . Eisele and Williams; Lunde and Luby. Art Wall Leads Golf Money Race DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP)-With the $15,000 he pocketed for winning the Masters Tournament; Art Wall Jr has taken a huge lead in the PGA mony derby. The Masters' prize more than doubled Wall's, earnings for the year, bringing his total to $29,830. That's nearly as much as the total earnings of Gene Littler. Arnold Palmer and Cary Middlecoff, who are second, third and fourth, re spectively, in the winnings depart ment. : Littler, of San Diego, Calif., has won $12,163. Palmer, of Ligonier, Pa- last year's leading money winner, has collected $9,809. Mid dlecoff, of Hollywood, Fla., has picked up $9,500 while playing in opjfy two lovrnamenis. . . BETTER BY , W'TH A BRAND NEW CA 1959 Volvo sr.,--. J gj t?Vr- -j - ; TasSnrir 2531 Delivered 40 , . . complete with all accessories that you norm ally pay extra for such at: all vinyl interior, whitewall tires, heater-defroster etc. Drive the family sports car that in spite of its outstand ing sports characteristic hat bean designed specially for passenger comfort and safety, Eccles Motor Co. 606 So. Sixth Allison hit .307 at Chattanooga last year with only nine homers but had 93 runs batted in. La vagetto plans to play him in left field if he uses Washington's hit ting star, Roy Sievers. at first. Otherwise, Allison will be in right instead of big Jim Lemon. Little Albie Pearson, tne Amer ican League's 1938 Rookie-of-the-Year, will be In center. Lavagetto would like to keep Sievers in left field, but he isn't sure that Norm Zauchin can make it at first base. Zauchin hit only .228 last year, but will get a shot at the job again. The only first baseman available is Julio Bee quer, who was used mainly in pinch hitting roles. Bertoia, obtained from Detroit, will play second if Killebrew, one of the three bonus players in Washington's history, can make it at third. Otherwise, Bertoia will take over third with Herb Plews, who held down the position last year but hit only .258, at second. DESPERATE FOR SHORTSTOP Ken Aspromote, a disappoint ment last season after the Sena tors acquired him from the Bos ton Red Sox, and Bob Malkmus, whom Lavagetto was so high on last spring, are otner second case candidates. Malkmus hit a lowly ,186. ' The Senators are in desperate need of a shortstop. All they have now is Ron Samford, who may not be ready by opening day because of arm trouble, and Jose Valdi- vielso. Samford hit .301 at Charles ton, Valdivielso .308 at Phoenix and later in the year .222 at Min neapolis. Clint Courtney, who rated as the No. 1 catcher, broke a bone his right leg, is expected to be ready for the season's opening game. Ed Fitzgerald, J. W. Port er, who also can play first base or the outfield, and Steve Kor check are reserve receivers. Their 1958 batting averages were: Fitz gerald .263: Porter .200 witn Cleveland, and Korcheck only .078 with Washington. WEAK IN PITCHING Lavagetto has two ace starting pitchers in Camilio Fascual (8-12 and Pedro Ramos (14-18) and ! fine reliever in Dick Hyde (10-3). But all three have been men tioned in trade talk. As other possible starters La vagetto lists, in order, Truman Clevenger (9-91, Chuck btobbs (3-9) (overall with the Senators and Cardinals last year). R u s s Kemmerer (6-15;, Vito Valentinet ti (5-6) (with Detroit and Washing ton) and B 1 11 Fischer (4-10) (with the White Sox, Tigers and Sena tors). If not needed as a starter, Clevenger will be in the bullpen with Hyde. Another relief possi bility is southpaw John Kralick, who spent most of last season in semi-pro ball. ' It doesn't add up to much pitch ing, or anything else for the Sena tors. Time Out "I like these early spring games . . , Notice how their jaw muscles are still weak and flabby from the winter layoff?" in Klamath Fall ?& anrl $JjdluL& By SAMMY SORETH4JMB There was some very nice bowl ing the past couple of weeks. Probably one of the most out standing performances was the ter rific 661 series rolled by Aud rey Herrick in the Moose Ma's League, a new high for the 1958- 1959 season. Also the beautiful 257 game bowled by Mary Bothwell in the Lady Bug League is also a new high for the season. Mel Rob inson of the Klamath Tractor Team bowled a nice 685 series in league play while trying hard for another 700 scries. Mel returned a few nights later and, bowling in a match doubles set with Jack Sol- berg, rolled a 705 series. Eldon Kaylor, bowling witn the Interstate Pump team, turned in games of 216, 208 and 202 for a 626 series. Ralph Barnett, bowling with Lewis Chevron team, also had beautiful series of 212, 197 and 225 for a 634. Merle Smith with the Landry In surance team had a nice zoo game and a 613 series. Bob Vic torin had games of 211, 177 and 226 for a 615 series while holding an average of 201 plus, the highest in Klamath Fails league play. Here's one for the books. Floyd Wynne, bowling with the Herald and News team, had 10 striKes in one game but it only added up to a 218. Someone moved the lowi line, no doubt, because the ball was a beauty right in the pocket. That sort of thing really upsets one, but Floyd came back with three in a row to end tne game. A bit of National News. I-rank Baker, secretary of the American Bowling Congress, anticipates new high on sanctioned league teams well in excess of 625,000. The previous high was 591,933 teams for the 1957-1958 season. Atoll Victor At New York NEW YORK (AP)-The Elkcam Stable's Atoll outfought the Brook- field Farm s Intentionally in a tor rid duel Saturday and won the $28,600 Gotham Stakes m the fast est time ever hung up for the event for 3-year-olds. Eddie Arcaro rode Atoll, while Willie Shoemaker was aboard In tentionally, setting up a duel be tween two of the nation's top jock eys. Both colts are hot contenders for the $75,000-added Wood Memo rial here next Saturday, the final Eastern test for the May 2 Ken tucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Seven 3-year-olds started in the mile and one-sixteenth race. Atoll, a brown son of Flushing II-Coral Island, was clocked in 1 minute, 43 seconds. The fastest previous time in the Gotham was 1:44 by Laffango in 1953. Atoll beat Intentionally by three- quarters of a length. It was five more lengths back to Open View, a stablemate of Atoll. Atoll paid $4.90, $2.10 and $2.10. Finsterwald Tops Carolina Open GREENSBORO, N.C. (AF) Dow Finsterwald, who has won only one tournament since becom ing National PGA champion last summer, shook up the Greensboro Open golf field Saturday with a 65 that gavethim a 54-hole total of 201 and a 4-stroke ler.d. The 29-year-old Athens, Ohio, native who plays out of Tequesta, Fla., was 6 under par Saturday with a 33-32 performance. It car ried him from a three-way second place tie into a commanding lead going into Sunday's final round of the $15,000 tournament. Mike Fetchick of Yonkers, N.Y., the leader through the first two rounds, slid a stroke over par with a 72 to drop into second place with 205. Masters champion Art Wall Jr. of Focono Manor, Fa., posted a 70 for 206 and third place. Tied for fourth, six shots behind Finsterwald at- 207, were Tony Lema, San Leandro, Calif., and Canadian Stan Leonard. Mickey Vernon Goes To Braves CLEVELAND (API First base man Mickey Vernon was traded to the Milwaukee Braves Saturday for pitcher Humberto Robinson, the Cleveland Indians announced. It was a straight player swap with no cash involved. Robinson, a 28-year-old right hander, had a 2-4 record with the Braves last season. The 46-year-old Vernon, who also has played at Washington and Boston, was in his 19th season in the American League. He batted .293 last season in 119 games. Webf eet Down Raiders Twice EUGENE (AP)-Good pitching helped the University of Oregon baseball team to a doubleheader victory over Southern Oregon here Saturday. 5-1 and 7-6. Oregon hurlers allowed only 10 hits all day, nine of them singles. In the opener, Fred Ballard of Oregon struck out eight men and allowed only three hits. Walt Barenski's home mn with two aboard in the- 3rd inning helped Oregon's cause along in the second contest. First game: Soulhern Oregon . 000 000 t 1 3 2 Oregon 102 101 X 5 8 0 D'Olivo, Steelman (4), McAbee; Ballard and Olson. Second game: Southern Oregon 01S 000 06 R 4 Oregon 043 000 x 7 4 3 Vannit. Dannie, McLemore '2) Walter S and McAbee; Todd, Ur hammer 3i. Loy (4). Springer (71 end McLain, wait (5). This total would boost our individ ual membership to approximately 300 million bowlers. Klamath Falls has also set a new record when they gained from 82 teams for 1957-1958 season lo 114 teams and in individual membership from 452 to a new high of- 541 for the 1958-1959 sea- son. Thanks to the 10 new Bruns- wick Alleys at Lucky Lanes. I'm sure this record will be short lived, however as new bowlers show up every day. Don't forget to sign up tor summer league bowling now, WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE Auto Miscellaneous , New Cars At Trucks Used Cars St Trucks EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Female . Help Wanted. Male Help wanted Situations Wanted . 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The Herald & 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 'a publication. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF BOND SALE Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for the pur chase of street Improvement bonds. series lie. 117. lis and liv. aggregat ing, twenty-four thousand, one hundred sixty-three and 58-100 Dollars (524.163.- 58) duly authorized by ordinance of the aaid City of Klamath Falls, for the construction and improvement of the following improvement units situated in the City of Klamath Fail, Oregon, i follows: Imorovement Unit No. 138, being on Second Street from the Northwest erly Una of McKinley Street through the Intersection of second street and Roosevelt Street; Improvement Unit No. 140, being on Mesa Street from the northerly line of Auburn street to the southerly line of Huron Street; improvement Unit No. 142, being on Manzanita Street from tha Northeast erly line of Pacific Terrace to the Southwesterly line of Newcastle Ave nue; and Improvement Unit 143, be ing on VanNess Avemie from the South-westerly line of Eldorado Ave nue to the southerly extensicn of the westerly line of lot 20, biock i, ei- LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT Sale of Klamath Indian Tribal Lands Klamalh Indian Reservation, Oregon Tn arrnrrlanri! with the Act of Law 587), as amended, sustained The followine designated units in size from approximately 35.000 volumes of timber in the individual units range lrom bdoui t minion hoard feet to more than S48 million board feet. The timber is pre dominantly ponderosa pine. The the realization values which total to $13,345.4(15 for the individual to manage these units for sustained Date Plan of Manage ment to be presented to Forest Service October 20, 1059 Date for Start of Advertising April 20, 1959 Units to be offered for sale: Antelope Desert Unit, North Marsh Unit, Modoc Point Unit, Sykan Unit. July 1, 1959 January Units to be offered for sale: Chiloquln Unit, Yainax Unit, Black Hills Unit, November I, 1959 May 1, Units to be offered for sale: Yamsay Mountain Unit, Skellock Unit, Saddle Mountain Unit, South Calimus Unit. Public announcement for each unit offered, Including full details as lo the procedures to be followed, will be made on the dates as set forth above. Locations of each unit and the data with respect to the lands, timber and physical improvements may he obtained at the office of the Klamath Tribal Sales Manager. 139 South 7th Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 773 April 1J. LEGAL NOTICE ; dorado Addition, and Hawthorn Street from the Southerly line of vanNeu Aveniw to the Oregon State Highway Right'of Way; ail In taid City. Proposal! to ourcna aaid Donna will be received by the undersigned Recorder of said City, up to and Ln eluding the twentieth day of April. 1939. at the hour of aeven-tntrty o'clock P.M. of said day a id opened at a reaular meet in of the Common Coun cil immediately thereafter; said bonds shall be dated May 19. and shall be in amounts of 9500 00 each, except bond No. 1, of each series, which shall be for the fractional part of said sum, and all shall be due ten years after the date of Issue, nayment of the en tire bonds optional with said City at any coupon paying data on and after one year from the date thereof. Said bonds will bear Interest at the rata of not to exceed six per cent per an num, payable semi-annually on the 15th. day of November and May of each year, orfncioal and interest pay- aoia at the office of tne treasurer oi the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. AH nronosala must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check lor riva per cent of the proposal. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The successful bidder for said bonds will be furnished with an opinion as to the validity thereof by the law firm or: -nuier, sayre. win free & Kannir., Portland Trust Building, Portland 4, Oregon. This notice Is authorized by ordi nance of the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated March, 9. IBM- Done March 12. 19S9. ROSIE KELLER Recorder. City of Klamath No. 70S March la through April 15. Falls, Oregon. FUNERAL HOMES H C O'HAIR S Memorial Chapel. 530 Pine, Phone TU 4-3456. Parking lot avail' able. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 823 High Street. Phone TU 2-4404. MEETING NOTICES 1 Stated Communication, Klamath Lodge No. 77. A. F. and A. M. Monday evening, April 13, 8 p.m. Entertain ment. Refreshments. All Master Masons in vited. Sanford C. Selby, W. M LOST I FOUND ...... 2 LOST, boy's glasses, brown frame, between Altamortt school and Mary land St. TU 2-0531. GENEROUS reward for return of lady's black leather handbag. Lost Sunday, possibly near Klamath Val ley Hospital. Valuable papers and sen timental keepsakes. No questions asked. 3848 Shasta Way. GENERAL NOTICES .... 4 SMALL one bedroom home, complete' ly furnished, to be moved. SI 995. In quire Southern Oregon Trailer Mart, 2968 So. 6th. FREE fertilizer. TU 4-4070. HELEN'S Beauty Salon, new location, 4717 South Sixth, TU 4-4202 anytime. FOR your Stanley Home Products call Peggy Peebler. Phone TU 2-0220. STAUFFER home reducing plan Amy rown. TU 2-0344 for free demonstra tion. PERSONALS ATTENTION health food users! Let us know your needs so we can stock ac cordingly. TU 2-5733. THE Rawlelgh Man. Phone TU 2-0508 before 8 or alter a lor orders. SPENCER corsettere. Phone TU 4-8057, LICENSED home for aged. TU 2-3165. NIAGARA oyclo massage equipment Helen Uran, 827 Jefferson. Phone TU 2-3857. AVON toilet articles. Phone TU 2-3770, PUBLIC CHARITY - SERVICES 7 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, phone TU 2-5740 or TU 4-9175, P.O. B3X 204. Also friendly help for tne lammes or al coholics. YOUNG women of any faith needing confidential advice may contaet Miss Prultt. Catholle Chart tie. 276 W, Broadway. Eugen. Oregon. Phone 5-3642. SERVICES 10 GARDEN tilling. Phone TU 4-3970. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Commercial, residential. Patios with exposed aggregate,, color. Estimates gladly. Retaining walls. Curbs. Frank w. Borges. ru 4-an. KITCHENS. Remodeling. Compare ocrfectlon of design, workmanship, Price! Free estimates cheerfully. Quality Builders. TU 2-4576. ir your oc-ai no much-u around, pick them up and bring th j'.i aown. Hoy s neaa n-ir.nin. - Main, TU 4-5846. FOUNDATIONS, remodeling. Quality Builders. TU 2-4576. WE'RE alive and coming. We keep things a'hummlng. Bring your shaver 413 Main St. TU 4-5846. BASIN JANITOR SERVICE r.Mnhii unfio trim tlmates We do the best while you rest. Spring cleanlna In your home. TU 4-4232 or ITU X-iHJ. EXPERT garden TU 4-8765. tilling. Reasonable. I SMITH'S insured tree service. Top i.imu. Tmnvl haullns' Wood cutting. Equipment for any size joo. ruaraniea. r re wu"'" erences. TU 2-5156. CUSTOM bulldozing, bsckhoe with loader, septlo tanxs, arain aniir. Free estimate. TU 2-QQ52 or TU a-reio. FENCES! Fences! Metal or wood, all styles. Guaranteed worn, m e-eoio. LEGAL NOTICE Aucust 13. 1954 (60 Stat. 718) (Public yield units will be sold as iisica. total over 617,000 acres and range acres to more than 91,000 acres. The minimum acceptable bids will be $70,352,813 and range from $1,636,182 units. Purchasers will be required yield production of lorcst products Dato for Opening of Bids January 20, 1960 1, 1060 April 1, 1960 I960 August 1, 1960 Area Director It LEVELING, backfilllnt. foundations,! lawns, fill dtrt. topsoil ctn Wn. John Bowers, TU 4-7076 or TU U27. ROTO-TILLLNG, lawns and gardens. Tractor equipment, one operation ready to plant, Lawrence Redden, TU TU 4-6394. nOTOTILLWQ. lawn and garden STORE, plots. BUSSMAN'S SEED 04 Klamath Ave. TU 4-3443. BUILDING, remodeling and repairs. TU 4-8078. x HOUSE MOVING Ratstng. leveling, foundation work. E. Haaiey. mi woiiage. cnone TU 4-3907. LOCKSMITH, TU 4-4052. evenings, week ends. EXPERT tree trimming, topping and re-moving. Insured. Calvin Roe, TU 2-5681. f BRICK masonry, cement repair, pat!- carpenty. Remodeling, rnone iu 2-3683, SHADE tree service, trimming or re moval. Howard Terrell, TU 4-5095. DIGGING sewer lines, house founda tions, cesspools. Louis Walker, TU 2-3263. ALTERATIONS, reasonable, guaranteed. 1320 Oak, Apt. H., work Villa Marquis. KING SEPTIC TANKS Cleaning & Roto-Rooter Service C. W. CLIFFORD, Manager ED F. KING, Owner 3209 Hilyard Ave. - Ph. TU 4-9841 ROTO-TILLING Insect Spraying Landscaping BAKER'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY 3616 So. 6th Ph. TU 2-3167 HEALTH 12 DR. POSNER children's scientific shoes. Ed's Shoe Shop, 1022 Main. EAT-RlTE Health Foods. TU 2-5733. EDUCATIONAL ROBERTSON School of Business Day and night cissies. 411 Main. TU 2-4126. AIRLINE CAREERS MEN and WOMEN For every man who flies, many men and women are needed for important ground positions such as these: Airport Mgr. Reservationist Passenger Agent Flight Disp. and many ohtcrs or train for Airline Hostess Our training can qualify you for one of these fine positions with excellent opportunities for ad vancement. We train you at home in your spare time then fly you, at no extra cost, to Hollywood for personal instruction. Budget terms make payment easy. free nation-wide placement ser vice. High school graduates, 19 to 35 mail coupon today for full details: AIRLINE CAREER DIVISION Northwest Schools Dept. A4-109 Box 46C Herald & News NAME ADDRESS CITY AGE STATE :. PHONE EDUCATION Hrs. I work:.... HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED, experienced woman bonk. keeping machine operator. Must be fast, accurate and want a permanent position. For a good position with a luiure- write BOX 01-c. car. or Hers ri ana news. For appointment state age, experience ana marnea status. AIRLINE careers for women. Sea our ad under Class. 13, Education. EXPERIENCED insurance policy writer wanted immediately. Ander son's Employment Agency, 329 Main. MOTHER'S helper, about 20 hours week. Three smsll children. Well equipped nouse. References required. a,, neraio ana JXCWB. SINGLE -woman over 21 to help with part time noma operated business. Few hours Saturdsy evening and Sun. day to start. Mostly typing. Serious oeginner or good ensracter consid. cred. Queries held In strict confidence. Box aau. Herald and News. . WOMAN to teach sewing in our class room. Should have sewing experi ence. Must be able to meet public. Should ba between 30 and 40 years of age. For details see Mr. Blrdsong at blnger sewing Machine Co., 633 Main, Klamath Falls. TWO ladles with car. four hours per day, 890 per weak. Box 163, Alturas, California. HELP WANTED, MALE H WANTED sslssman for budget depart ment and rwtall selling. Apply Schulce Tire Service. Main and Spring, Tues day, April is. WANTED general mechanic. All around mechanic for small modern healed shop. Stesdy employment. Ap ply In person. Andrea ua Bros., Bulck, Opel. Ramb er. 336 Main St.. Weed. Calif. NATIONAL AAA-1 company expand ing NORTHERN CALIFORNIA and OREGON territory. Need ONE good man. Prefer age 39 to 55. For per sons! interview write P.O. Box 654, Chlco, Calif. AAA-1 NATIONAL Concern offers op portunity. Married man above 30 pre- lerrea. Must nave laie model car. Knowledge of tractors and mschlnery helpful. Sates experience not neces sery. We train If hired. Drawing ac count. For personal Interview write qualifications, address and phone num ber to Thomas A. Arnold, Box 393, Dallas, Texas, . ROUTE salesman for established laun dry, dry cleaning route. Dependeble married man. age 35 to 33. Must have good Job record, ba liked by people, have ahllity to sell. Not Just 8 hours of truck driving. Good sslsry and other benefits. We will train you. Writs Box 62C, csro of Herald at News. NEED 9 PART TIME MEN Can you Work Saturdays, evenings? Add aao weekly to your Income writ ing shoe orders. Comm., bonus. Ssmples supplied. Charles Chester Shoes, Dept, 650 Brockton, Msss. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES WELDERS WANTED ' TO TRAIN For Master Welders In The 'Heliarc Field VISUWELD - TIG, SIGMA and AUTOMATIC Submerged Arc Welding Premium Salaries Assured Complete Training and Placement BOX S9C, care Herald & News HELP WANTED, MALI U AIRLINE careers for men. Sea our ad under Class. 13, Education. MAN for real estate sales. Experi ence not necessary. Silant-Ftsher Real tors, member of MLS. Ill South Sth. EXPERIENCED appliance and TV salesman. No others need apply. Earn ings to 900 a month for a good man. Nationally advertised franchlsed line. State qualifications, axperlences and references in first letter, write Box 60C Herald and News, All Inquiries strict ly coniiaenuai. WANTED dinner cook, Siskiyou Coun ty. Year around work. Stale employ ment record for last five years, sal ary expected, age. Box 56C, Herald and News. WANTED man for general farm work Must have farm experience and own transportation. Sanlford Jones, Bonan ST3ADY employment for experienced machine shop helper, starting rate above union scale with some over time. Write letter In own handwriting stating qualifications. Reply to Herald and News, Box 041. . YOUNG man with some grocery ex- Dericnce. References required. Mil sue, experience, phone number, pox aju, Heraia ano jewi. International Company requires Sales Representative for Klamath Falls area, age 25-40. No previous selling experience necessary, but would be helpful. Applicants will receive special Aptitude Tests and training for one year. Starting in come $400.00 to $500.00 per month depending on results of tests. No travel required. For personal in terview apply with experience rec ord, aphone number, etc. to Box 44C Herald and News. Applications treated with strictest confidence. MOVERS NEEDED! Would you like to earn an average of $1,000 per month? Many success ful van operators do this regularly driving for Aero Mayflower Transit Co., Inc., under 48-state contract, "I not over $1,000 per month, have paid for two tractors, own ajiew car. new household furniture,and have built up a nice bank account since joining Mayflower s contract fleet in 1953," says George Robin son. We are- expanding Mayflow er's service and need additional van operators 25 years or older to go into business for themselves with Mayflower. We furnish com pany paid training, if needed, at no cost. All you need is desire to become independent businessman and a 1957 or newer model tractor titled in your name that meets Interstate Commerce Commission safety requirements. Personal ref erences needed. Write Jack Adams, P.O. Box 107, Indianapolis 6, Indi ana. PERMANENT POSITION Men. if you are looking for a bet ter job, come in to the Singer Sew ing Machine Company, 633 Main St., and see Mr. Birdsong. we oner an opportunity to make some real money in a steady, year round job, with opportunity for advance ment. Also offer employment bene fit plan plus retirement plan. Two weeks paid vacation first year. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 633 Main ' TU 2-2513 WANTED 1 TUNE-UP MAN Good, steady position with old re liable company. Excellent working conditions. Must be experienced in all Ford Motor Co. lines. MECHANIC Excellent opportunity for mechanic capable of doing complete overhaul jobs. Must be experienced in all Ford Motor Co, lines. , PHONE TU 2-2083 Evenings 7 to 9 or WRITE P.O. BOX 329 HELP WANTED . 17 I'M LOOKING FOR A PARTIC ULARLY TYPE MAN I want a man who is not Interested in the usual run-of-the-mill prop osition. Rather, one to whom the unusual presents a challenge. Someone who is not satisfied with just a job, but rather looking for a tremendous opportunity. If you can fulfill my requirements you can practically write your own ticket. Income to exceed $14,000 annually. For Interview call Mr. Cockerhan, Medford SP 3-6268, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. only. SITUATIONS WANTED II WANTED baby silting position by bull ness woman, exchenae for room and light board; avenlnffa and week ends, Fond of children, reliable. References, Will not fraternise, TU 4-7389 after (, all day Sundays. WILL care for smsll child In my home. References svsllsble. Fenced In plsy area. 2913 Shasta Way. WANTED, general office work, erences. TU 4-7940. BEST In child care, my home. Call TU 2-0610. MAN wants ranch or farm work. TU 3-4318. WASHING, TU 4-9434. Ironing, delivery ssrvlcs WANTED baby sitting, my bona, days. TU 4-4948. WIDOW, ironings, vary reasonable, TU B-0MI3- CARPENTER needs work. TU 1-0456. IS II LIGHT house cleaning and baby sit ling. Phon. TU ?-3292. BABY sitting, any hour. Hav trins portstlon. TU J-O0i. ROOMS FOX HINT it SLEEPING rooms. 1034 High. ROOM and board for working man. 900 North Bth. STEAM 3-0214. heated sleeping rooms, TU ROOMS, Ernie's Hotel, 6.1S So. Sth. LOVELY rooms, 623 Pacldo Terraca. DAILY and weekly Hotel. TU 4-S41B. rooms, Anchor LOVELY rooms, alosa Id. Pbona TO 4-4289. WORKMEN welcome, 3rd and Mala. SLEEPING room. 607 High. CLEAN room, cent gentleman. 1930 Cree. APARTMENTS FOR RENT . 24 FURNISHED duplex, 130. S34 No. Sth St. TU 4-9344. BACHELOR apartment, private trance, private bath. 13fl No. 3rd. ROYAL Arms, furnished. 824 High. CLEAN unfurnished or partly furn. ished apartment with one bedroom. TU 3-2WI. 1717 Main. , FURNI3HED 3 rooms with gsrsge. Hot Springs. S73, utillUel Included. TU 3-1681. REMODELED one bedroonft upstairs apartment. Floyd's Apartments, 1605 Main. TU 4-3994. ATTRACTIVE apartment. Adults. TU 4-3678. CLEAN three rooms unfurnished ex cept stova and refrigerator, 640. TU 4-9012. ONE bedroom apartment, furnished. Adults. No pets. 4731 So. 6th. THREE room furnished apartment. Clou In. Couple only. No children or pets, inquire 435 osx atreeu CLOSE in, comfortsble, one bedroom apartment. Adults. 632 No. 10th. CLEAN furnished. 333 So. 11th. TWO bedroom. Adults. 823 Lincoln. TWO room furnished. Phona TU 4-6381. EWAUNA NEW, different. Also office apace, 219 So. 11th, TU 3-1063, TU 4-4368. FURNISHED apartment, Audler Apartments, 8th and Walnut, TU 4-6298. SMALL apartments. 433 North 10th, THREE room nicely furnished stairs apartment, 2040 so. 6tn, 4-8167. CLEAN furnished apirtments. ClOM In. Utilities furnished. 1609 Esplanade, FURNISHED apartment. Inquire 816 High. ONE bedroom apartment, adulta onbr. no pets. TU 3-3408. APARTMENTS, TU 4-8837. adults. 419 Walnut, THREE rooms, furnished. Close In. fa- Adults only. No pell. l unary duties. 933 No. Bth. KLAMATH Basin Apartments, Tula lake, California. Modern, cleen, threa rooms, furnished. Csll TulelaKe 7-n. FURNISHED bachelor apartment. Heat Included. Private nam. mi s,s- planado, TU 3-3770. ; furnished two bedroom duplex. $63, ona bedroom apartment, 937.50. No dogs, inquire m fine. TWO room furnished apartment, new ly decorated, everything rurnisnea, utilities paid. $50 month. 224 Michi gan. TU 2-0575. CASCADE APARTMFNT HOTEL 230 So. 11th Rooms or apartments completely furnished by day, week, or month. Moderate rates, clean, quiet, ofl street parking. Inspection wel come. Authorized A.A.A. REX ARMS APARTMENTS $42.50 Dining Room, Kitchen, Bath, Steam Heat, Clean No Pets Ph. TU 2-9217 224 Broad One and two bedroom apartmentt Furnished and unfurruihed Inquire Shasta View Apartments 1627 Washburn Way TU 4-8277 ASCOT HOTEL . UNDER NEW : MANAGEMENT ROOMS AND ; APARTMENTS v FOR RENT ASCOT HOTEL 1411 MAIN HOUSES rOR HINT it FURNISHED two bedroom home. Mills Addition, 960 per month. TU 4-6684. LARGE ona room furnished luxury eotlsie, Mills Addition. TU 4-664. ONE bedroom house, 44309. furnished. TU ONE bedroom home, IMS Herbert St TU 4-366. TWO bedroom house, children wel come. TU 2-2868 or sea at 870 Lake port. TWO bedroom house. Heat, water and farbsia. 83 month. 300 K East Main, iu n-01211. AVAILABLE April IS, two bedroom unrurnlsned, nam and Vs. Eleetne heat, fireplace, fenced yard. Near bus Una. TU 4-3260 or TU 4-7860. FOR rent furnished ona bedroom du plex, 811 Upham. Adults. 870. Call evenings or Bunuay, TU 1-3366. FURNISHED Clean ona house, close in. TU 1-1415. ONE bedroom housa. partly furnished, TU 4-6403 or TU 4-3003. THREE room furnished, semi-modern. smsii extra bedroom, ass.oo. 1 J 4-6626. FURNISHED, Including utilities, dou ble cabin. Adulta. Phona TU 4-vma. SMALL two bedroom partially furn ished nOUBe. TU 4-W103. FURNISHED three room house, clean, closa In. Water, garbsgs. TU 4-4233. NEAT three room house, walking dis tance. Call evenings, Ssturday or aun dey mornings for appointment, TU 4-M62. SMALL furnished house ."or coutfla. Close In. 660. TU 4-8773. TWO bedroom house, unfurnished, 885, Newly decorsted. Convenient to down town. Garage and storeroom. Pleas- snt fir d. Excellent nelgnnornood. Available now. call Julian TU 4-8124 days. THREE bedroom, brick, Fit 6115 Mo. llt Worden. LARGE unfurnished duplex suitable) for couple or amau family. Rot watag heat, lights and watar furnished, 8D0.M. TU 4-4131. RENTAL sorvloo. fouri4ni Oregos) Realty. Ill South tth. Phone TO 1-471. MISC. MONRTY TO LIT TO leaea 50 arras irrigated i pasture. Phona Chiloquln 1LM. SITUATIONS WANTID 17