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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Fall. Ore. Monday. July 13. 1059 Griggs Hurls One-Hit Shutout As Legion Defeats GP, 4-0 AMERICAN LEGION W L Pet. Medford 5 1 -833 Central Point 4 I .800 Klamath Falls 2 .714 Grants Pass 2 6 .250 Lakeview 0 6 .000 Sunday Kreults Klamath Falls 4, Grants Pass 0 Medford 12. Lakeview 0 GRANTS PASS Stocky Blake Griggs, giving up only one hit, a first-inning double by Gary Holmes, pitched the Klamath Falls Amer ican Legion team to a 4-0 victory over Grants Pass here Sunday, boosting the KF squad's league record to 5-2. The contest was played on a muddy field, due to a broken water pipe which is part of the construction taking place on the ball diamond. The second game of Ihe sched uled twin-bill was canceled as GP coach Mel Ingram decided that his team had been handed Opening Ceremony Slated Baseball action on the various Klamath Falls diamonds will be - entirely suspended Tuesday night in deference to the long awaited dedication of the newly-completed Mills Little League Park at the corner of Vine and Owens streets, Promptly at 6:30 Tuesday eve ning 180 combined Klamath Falls ana isouin DUDuroan L,iiue L,ea- giiers will march onto the field be hind a color guard composed of Centennial Boy Scout Troop 100 to open what is hoped to be an im pressive dedication ceremony. The initiation of the new twin diamond ball field, the result of nearly six weeks concerted com munity effort, will inaugurate the use by Klamath Falls area Little Leaguers of a regulation facility all their own. The keynote speaker for the dedi cation is prominent Klamath Falls businessman John Houston. The Rev. Bob Groves will officiate at the Invocation. Short talks will be made by Eu gene Favell and Maj. William Har ris, presidents of the Klamath Falls Little League, Inc. and the South Suburban Little League res pectively. Charlie Bane, who has directed the actual construction of the field, will make some appro priate presentations, and the eve ning will conclude with two ball- games, played simultaneously. Three teams from each of the represented leagues will compete In the games with all 180 of the youngsters present to see action. Directing the assembled 10, 11 and 12-year-old players in their formations for the ceremony is Bob Abbey, South Suburban Little League board member. All Klamath Falls sports fans, parents, and members of other KF sports organizations are urged to be on hand to help give the new park a sendoff. HEARS COURT JESTER DENVER (UPI)-Virgil Jester, veteran minor league pitcher, came out of retirement today to join the Denver Bears of the American Association. Jester will replace right-hander Ken Mour and, who was optioned to San Antonio of the Texas League. That uuri CUSMMKSl' Am mnrltm m tomorrow lids It rwhrrt FLEETS 222 So. 7th We're All Cleaned Up Painted Up - and Raring To Go After the fire in May, we've got two months business to catch up on. To do so, we're going ALL OUT to make you the best deal of the year on . . . CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE HILLMAN Extra Special Super A Door Demonstrator Full P.ower Equipment New Cor Guarantee. DICK 7th & Klamoth enough defeats for one day. Griggs, after yielding the two bagger to Holmes in the first stanza, settled down the rest of the game, picking up six strike outs while giving up only three bases on balls. His tcammales, garnering six safeties over the seven inning route, picked up single tallies in the first, second, filth and seventh in nings to hand the Grants Passers the whitewash job, Griggs sixth victory of the season. The only time that Griggs was in any real trouble was in the opening innings, when shortstop Denny Walker was safe on first baseman's Don Gresdel's error, followed by Holmes' double, which sent Walker to third. However, Griggs retired the next two bat ters in quick fashion to end the threat. Klamath's Initial marker of the game in the first came off a walk to Don Willey, a single by Dave Saks, a hit batsman and another single by Bob Yunck. Steve Binney led off the second with a single and was followed by Estin Kiger's sacrifice, a walk to Gary Head and a squeeze bunt by Willey which plated Binney. The third KF tally in the fifth innings resulted when Saks led off as he was safe on Holmes' error at second base. Two free passes from GP hurler Bill Cole and Bin ney 's being hit by a Cole pitch scored Saks. In the top of the seventh, Yunck was safe on Larry Janssen's mis- cue at third base and scored after walks to Binney and Kiger's groundout to second. Ex-UO Star Breaks Mark OLYMPIA (AP) Former Uni versity of Oregon star Bill Dell inger smashed a 46-year-old na tional record for a 24 mile run Saturday night in the highlight of the Pacific Northwest AAU track and field meet here. Dellinger was clocked in 11:39.1 for the first 2'A miles of the three mile run, breaking a record of 11:59.4 set in 1913 by a Finnish runner, H a n n e s Kohelmainen Dellinger's time for the full three miles was 13:53.1, a new Pacific Northwest mark. Paul Hcnden of the Vancouver, B.C. Olympic club who set the previous record of 14:55.5 last year, finished scebnd. Dellinger, now competing for Oxnard Air Force Base, Calif, was named outstanding male ath lete, Doris Severtscn of Tacoma Track and Field Club outstanding woman athlete, John Cramer of Ml. Vernon outstanding high school boy and Diana Timms of Vancouver Olympic Club out standing girl. Seattle Olympic Club won the men's team championship with 4214 points, just half a point ahead of the Oregon Staters of Corvallis, The Newton, B.C. Kinsmen were top women's team with 19 points Vancouver Olympic was top high school team with 494. BALLFARE BABE RUTH LEAGUE Conger Field 7:00 Crater Lake Machinery vs. Moyina Heights Field No. 1 7.00 Chiloquin vs. K Amusement Field No. 2 KF LITTLE LEAGUE Wright Field 5:45 Johns Manville vs. Weyer- haeuser-Don's Field No. 1 5:45 Hal's vs. Park-Moyina Field No. 2 S3 LITTLE LEAGUE 5:30 House of Discount vs. Oregon Food at hingsloy 5:30 Kingslcy Field vs. Metier Brothers at Capehart The Most Americanized Foreign Car '88' Oldsmobile B. MILLER CO. Olds-Cadillac-Hillmon Willey collected KF's longest hit of the game, a double in the sixth. K FALLS 14) AB H RHI Head. If 3 0 0 0 Bebber, if 10 0 0 Adkim, if 10 0 0 Willey. rf. If S110 Depew. cf 4 0 0 1 Saki, 4 111 Griggs, p S 0 1 0 Yunck. 2b 4 110 Gresdrl, lb join Paxton. lb 10 0 0 Binney. 3 111 Kiger, 3b .10 0 1 TOTAL r.RANTA PASS () Walker, u Holmes, 3b Cole, p Benner. cf Davli. If Patter-ton; lb Jeruon. 3b Stevena. c Sakr-eida, rf TOTALS AB R H RBI 31 I I h e K. FalU 110 010 14 S G- Past OOO 000 0 o 1 E Gresdel, Binney, Cole, Holmet. jenton: ia Holmes, willey; bAL Willey. Kiger: HBP Grins by Cole, Binney by Cole: BB Crisis 3. Cole S: SO Grlggi 6, Cole 9; Winner Griggs; ijoser uoie. Truckers, Hal's Nine Nab Wins KF LITTLE LEAGUE W L Pel. Weyerhaeuser-Dons 12 1 .923 Hal's Sport Shop 8 5 .615 Park-Moyina 7 S .583 Johns-Manville 6 6 .500 Bend-Portland 4 8 .333 Car-Ad-Co 0 12 .000 Hal's Sport Shop roared back into second place in the Klamath Falls Little League Saturday eve ning with a 15-5 thumping of Park Moyina while in the afternoon con test on Wright Field, Bend-Port land, scoring all their runs in only two innings, handed winless Car- Ad-Co their 12th straight loss of the season, 21-9. Pitcher Bob Moore went all the way in hurling the victory for Hal's, picking up nine strikeouts and yielding three walks, while teammates Tim Bailey and Tom Schiff pitched in with some lusty hitting. Bailey rapped a home run and a pair of singles in three trips while Schiff connected for a trio of singles in four trips to lead the winner s nine-hit attack against three P-M hurlers. George Sprague added a two-bagger to Hals attack while Willie Jones led the losers' attack, which included no extra-base hits, with a pair of one-baggers. The winning Bend-Portland nine poled out a total of 22 base hits, which included five extra base blows, as they tallied all their runs in the first and sixth in nmgs. The winners tallied nine markers in the initial stanza and 12 more in the final inning which proved more than enough. Larry Cassidy, Kim Coon and Jim Patzke; who got credit for the win, each took turns on the mound against Car-Ad-Co while the losers used only two twirlers, Richard Laurhammer and Terry Ash. Ash was charged with the loss. Coon's pair of doubles led the winners at the plate while Bob Moss and Cassidy added doubles and Gary Mayfield a three-bagger, Lester Thurman, Terry Rogers and Don Mustoe all collected two baggers for the losers. The linescorcs: R H E Hals's 347 0115 9 4 Park-Moyina 000 14 5 5 4 Moore and Narramore, Martinez (4); Dcvore, Cotfman 12), Barnes (3) and Robinson, Crume (4). R H E Bend-Portland 9110 00 1221 22 2 Car-Ad-Co. 020 70 0 9 8 5 L. Cassidy, Coon 4, Patzke 3) and Patzke, Moss (5); Laur hammer. Ash (t) and Thurman. Ph. TU 4-4154 Souchak Victor In Open PITTSBURGH (AP) - Shed pounds and save strokes says golfer Mike Souchak. The 1-pound hard hitter from Grossinger, N.Y., says the fact that he has trimmed off 20 pounds in recent weeks was a big factor in his Western Open champion ship. He won it Sunday by a single pressure-packed putt on the eight eenth green on the Pittsburgh Field Club. Picking up the $5,000 check made the careful dieting well worth while, he observed. Actually, the difference between winner and runnerup was more easily measured in inches. Souchak putted accurately from four feet on the final green for a brilliant 65, five shots under par, a 72-hole total of 272. His closest rival, Arnold Palm er of Ligonier, Pa., missed his putt from two feet and had to set tle for a shaky 71 round that wiped out his lead at 54 holes and left him all alone in second place with 273 strokes. The difference amounted to $2,500. Palmer got just half as much as Souchak. The duel of the two fairway stars was a dramatic climax to a par shattering tournament which was, surprisingly, a substantial failure at the box office. The course records were set at the Field Club, first at 65 and Friday at 63 strokes, the latter by Dutch Harrison, of St. Louis. Souchak and Palmer played to gether Sunday with Palmer hold ing a 5-shot edge at the first tee. Souchak caught up at the eleventh, then they matched stroke for stroke with a birdie and five pars to the 220-yard uphill eighteenth. Third money of $2,000 went to big George Bayer, from Lemont, III., who finished with 274, six under par and a stroke better than Ted Kroll, Sarasota, Fla., who won $1,500. Moose's Back Worries Case BOSTON (AP) Moose Skow ron's aching back has Manager Casey Stengel fretting about a longtime Yankee stronghold first base. Skowron was returned to New York for treatment of his recur ring ailment Sunday while the world champions took a fourth straight drubbing, 7-3, from the aroused Boston Red Sox. Muscular but brittle,. Skowron couldn't have been sidelined at a more critical time from the Yan kees' viewpoint. The club has lost five of its last six starts, has fall en below .500 again and is cling ing to the first division by a mere half game. "He's gonna be missed bad," Stengel said. "He's only our lead ing rbi man (59) and been hit ting around .300. There's no tell ing how long he'll be out. It don't look very good for our side." Stengel hinted he might try Norm Siebern or Elston Howard at first in place of the weak hitting Marv Throneberry. But Casey needs Howard to share the catching chores with Yogi Berra and Elston has been Casey's best looking left fielder here. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of WIL LIAM KITTREDGE. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un derslgned executors of the Estate of William K I tired se. deceased, have filed ineir iinai account 01 tne aamimsira tlnn of said Estate and that the Court has appointed - August 11. 1959. at 10:00 o'clock A.M. as the time for hearing objections to such final ac count and the settlement thereof. Donovan Lee Nicol Ray J. Michels Executors Ganong & Ganong First Federal Bldg. Klamath Falls, Oregon Attorneys for Executors No. 65, July 13, 20, 27, Aug. S. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am the duly appointed, qualified and acting Administratrix of the es tate of MAYME MAE McMINN. de ceaed. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present them to me. properly verified as by law required, at the office of DONALD A. W. PIPER, Pine Tree Building, Klamath Falls, Ore gon, within six (6i months of the date nf the first publication of this Notice. First publication July 6. 195S. is. M. Del ores Meadows Administratrix of the Estate of MAYME MAE McMINN, De ceased. DONALD A. W. PIPER Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls, Oregon Attorney for Estate No. 56. July 6. 13, 20. 27 SUMMONS EQUITY NO. 59-154 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH FLORENCE ALICE HANKINS, Platn-j tiff, vs. JOHN DEXTER HANKINS. I Defendant. TO JOHN DEXTER HANKINS: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby required lo appear and answer the plaintiff's romplalnU on file herein on or be fore ten p'clock A.M., July 27, 1959. and If you fail to so answer or other wise appear, for want thereof, plain tiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed fnr in her complaint, i to-wit: For a Decree of the above en I It led Court granting to her an ab solute divorce from defendant, declar ing that plaintiff have the rare, cus tody and control of the four minor children of the parties hereto, subject to visitation rights of the defendant, at reasonable timea and places, re quiring defendant to pay to the Clerk of this Court the sum of $0300 per month for the car and maintenance of each of the four minor children of the parties hereto during the minority or said children, and requiring defen dant to pay to the Clerk of this Court the sum of too 00 for the use and benefit or the plaintiff as court roils and attorney's fee, and for such other nd further relief aa to the Court may LEGAL NOTICE seem equitable. Thii lununoni li served upon you by publication thereof in th Herald and Newi once each week for four conie rutive weeks pursuant to the order of the Honorable David R. Vanden berg. Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered the 26th day nf June, 1959, and the first publica tion to be made on the 29th day of June, 1930, and the last publication to be made on the 20th day of July, 1850. Richard C. Beesley Attorney for Plaintiff 210 Bolvln Building Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 46, June 39, July 0, 13, 20. CITATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE Of OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Adoption of DEBRA JUNE STICKNEY and JAN ICE RAY MIRACLE. Minors. TO: RAYMOND LEON MIRACLE, Greeting: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON you are hereby cited and required to appear in the above enti tled court and matter wtuun twenty' eight days from the date of first publication of this Citation to show cause, if any there be, why the above named Janice Ray Miracle should not 1 be adopted by Elmer Paul Hess and Shirley Mae Hess and said minors names changed in accordance with the prayer of Petition of Elmer Paul Hess and Shirley Mae Hess herein. This Citation is served upon you by publication thereof once a week for four consecutive weeks, date nf first publication being June 29 th, 1959. WITNESS, the HONORABLE DAVID R. VANDENBERG t CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR KLAM ATH COUNTY. Oregon ATTEST: CHAS. F. DE LAP CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Betty Hromada Deputy Glenn D. Ramirez Robert M. Red dirts 432 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon Attorneys for Petitioners No. 47, June 29, July 6, 13, 20. NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of DEAN GEORGE, deceased: Notice in hereby given that I have filed my final account of the adminis tration of the above entitled estate and that the Court has appointed July 21, 1959, at 10 A.M. as the time for hearing objections tn such final ao count and the settlement thereof. Helen E. Ogden, Administra trix No. 32. June 22. 2fl, July 6. 13. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY ic AUTOMOTIVE Trailers , 52 Auto Miscellaneous New Cars et Trucks . S3 . 54 . 55 Used Can A Trucks . EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Female . 14 Help Wanted, Male .... 16 Help Wanted IT Situations Wanted 18 REAL ESTATE Rooms For Rent , 22 Apartment For Rent 24 Houses For Rent 26 Misc. Property to Let 27 Real Estate Wanted . Real Estate Exchange ,,,, Real Estate For Sale Business Opportunities NOTICES w Card of Thanks In Memoriam . Funeral Homes , Meeting Notices Lost & Found , General Notices ,, ,, Personals Public Charity - Service! ,..... T Service 10 MISCELLANEOUS Transportation Health 12 Educational , , IS Financial - Loans , 34 Building - Remodeling 36 Fuel - Heating M Food - Produce .. St Boata - Pets - Sport Robblei 40 Radio - TV - Music 41 Livestock ti Poultry 42 Machinery , , 44 Misc. For Rent , -, 45 Misc. Wanted 46 Misc. To Exchange) 46 Misc. 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The Herald It 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 cancellation If received by 5:30 p.m. will be made in following day publication. FUNERAL HOMES C O'HAIK'S Memorial ChapeL 538 Pine Phone TU 4-3456. Parking lot avail able. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 025 High Street Phone TU 2-4404. MEETING NOTICES ALOHA CHAPTER No. 61, O. E. S. will hold a stated meet ing Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Masonic Temple. Gwen Pierson, W.M. Everett Miner, WJ. IOOF NO. 137 Erery Tuesday 8:00 P.M 1st A 3rd Tuesdays, ach month octal nights, fed 4 4th Tuesdays, regular meangi. Fifth and Main St. LOST 4 FOUNC .... LOST Welmaraner. flva yrara old. Bratty vtctnlljr. Reward. TU 4-SU1 mornings, after ft p.ni. Lost wall lent between Malm and Bo I nanza on Poe Valley road. Return I to Kenny Duncan. Homestead Market. Tulelake, for reward. LOST on Main StietTuWday, lady's watch. Reward. Malta J PERSONALS 4 AVON toilet article. Phone TU 2-3770. WEST1NGHOUSE Laundromat Wash, 20c; dry 10 minutes, 10c, We never close. 225 So. 6th. PALMISTRY . . SPIRITUAL READER Madame Mary will read your past u you alone know, your present as it U; your future regarding love, mar riage, business transactions of all kinds. Has helped others, why not your o.iu boutn eth. TU 4-4964. THE Rawleigh man. Phone TU 3-0592 ueiore or alter o for orders. SPENCER CORSETIERJL Phone TU 4-9057. FULLER brush dealer, Roy Sagor. 415 No. 6th. TU 4-7504. NIAGARA cyelo massage equipment. Helen Uran. 7 Jefferson. Phone TU 2-3BS7 FOR those moments to be cherished forever Guderlan Studios. LICENSED home for aged. TU 2-3165 PUBLIC CHARITY - SERVICES 7 ALCOHOLICS Anonsmous. ohona TU 2-3740 or 4-9175. P.O. Box 204. Also inenaiy neip for the families of alco holics. YOUNG women of any faith needing rnnf Irion t im iHvln. ,.. :-- Pruitt, Catholic Charities. 278 W. I Broadway bugene. Oregon. Phone 5-3642. TRANSPORTATION McINTYRE Travel Service. Airplane, steamship tours, hotels. 716 Main, TU 4-5143. SERVICES 10 SEPTIC TANKS Pumping, installing. Free estimates. Brassfield Septic Service. TU 2-3242. 321 E. Pelican. DON'T delay, call today. Brick work at its finest. Fireplaces a specialty. TU 2-5044 for free estimates. nun r. roc . r-nvtTn. - T--.-. t- Completc home planning, drafting sarv- uiiuu, ioo cannon. TU 2-3911. SEWING, phone TU 2-3976. REROQF average house 3132 approx. 12 squares labor and material. Reside average house $342 approx. 12 squares labor and material. For free estimate call TU 4-8332. DIGGING sewer lines, house founda tions, cesspools. Louts Walker, 7"J 2-3283. FENCES! Fencesl Metal or wood, all styles. Complete Installation. TU 4-6515. CUSTOM baling. Miles Cain, 4517 Bis bee. TU 4-4983. VACATIONERS, working mothers, anyone needing a baby sitter, call TU 2-2627. BRICK masonry and cement repair. Carpentry. Free estimate. Phone TU 2-5693. LEVELING, backfilling, foundations, lawns, fill dirt, toosoil cinders. John Bowers, TU 4-7076 or TU 1V5627 CEMENT CONTRACTOR Commercial, residential. Patios With exposed aggregate, color. Estimates gladly. Retaining walls, curb. Frank w. uorges, iu e-aaoa. YARD problem? Qualified landscape aesigner. tree estimate. Bussman s Seed. TU 4-3443. 'llO MINUTES replaces your wind ! shield. Guaranteed. Southern Oregon's largest stocx. KimDau uiass Compa ny, 521 Walnut, TU 4-7378. "WHEN it's tin We begin" Ring Sheet meiai, iut'a aouin om. ONCE a year wsx Job. Guaranteed. Bill's Texaco, 2759 and 3360 South 6th. CUSTOM finished cotton SDort shirts. 35 cents. New Method Cleaners. TU 4-4471. RUG, furniture cleaning with pile- raiser. S and H stamps, Fashion ueaners, iu SEE ROY RUGE, jeweler, shaver re pairs, scissor sharpening. 413 Main, MODERN Wcsix Base board electric heat. Owens Electric. TU 4-7350, TU AIR conditioning cools, heats. Holland sneet Metal, 222 spring, TU 4-6541 CURTAINS laundered and stretched. TU 4-8349 DRESSMAKING, alterations, reason able, guaranteed. TU 2-5074. ALTERATIONS, reasonable. 1320 Oak Apt. H. HOUSE MOVING Raising, leveling, foundation work. P. E. Hadley. 5441 Cottage, phone TU 4-3W7. ROAD oiling. Western OU & Burnet Company. 1845 South Sixth, ,TU 4-3873. CUSTOM baling. New baler. Hauling ana siacKing. ru 4-7818. JEWELRY, watch and clock repairing. J. C. Rente, 1021 Main, TU 4-4606. TAILORING, altering, repairing, Ida's lauor snop, i.u north Htn. ru 4-bizz, BUSINESS forms - stationery. Pioneer Printing Company, 124 South 9th. TU 2-2451. WELL DRILLING Farm 4t irrigation wells Pumps & pump repair Hot water coils pulled & re placed. SOUTHERN OREGON WELL DRILLING CO. Call TU 4-6622 Day or Nile HEALTH 12 HEALTH Food Center and Cafe now open, 2227 Soutn 6th. TU 3-5733. DR POSNXR chlldran'a actentUte hoee. Ed Shoe Shop, 1033 Main. EDUCATIONAL 13 ROBERTSON School of Businesi. Day and night elaaaea. 411 Main. TU 3-4126. MEN Train for HEAVY ' EQUIPMENT OPERATION NEW highway and construction programs are under way in every part of the country. NOW is the lime to become a specialist . . . A HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERA TOR! YOU can learn tn nnpral. the Heavy Equipment so vital to our booming construction industry. Lompieie new modern training DrOCraitl for Hpnvv F'nttinmpnt Operators now ottered in this area. Free natinn.wirfa nlnremunt assistance available. Write today for full information. HEAVY EQUIPMENT DIVISION j Northwest Schools. Dept. H7-191. Box 144, care Of i Herald and News. Name . (Address ...... -r City Age Stcte Phone Hour I work; , EDUCATIONAL 13 RAILROADS NEED Operators-Agents, 18-29. Must have onnH health & evesieht to Dass ,RR physical k H.S. education. Av. pay 190 wk. plus many oeneuw. Rieparatpry training need not in terfere with present job. For per sonal interview write Box 158, care of Herald and News ana give tel. no. FUTURE SECURITY IN NATION WIDE Transportation & Shipping Industries. Thousands of firms tpriv. Indus. Truck Lines, Rail roads, C.S. etc.) need competent men and women 18-5C, on Rates, Tariffs, Regulations, Classif. etc. H.S. pref. but not nec. if willing to train. We train you. Earnings from W.000 to $10,000 & up. For train ing information write box 155C, Herald and News & give tel. no. HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED car hop, over IB. No phone calls. Dog House Drive-ln, 1515 So. 6th. LADIES, psrt time pleasant telephone work from our office. 81.25 per hour to start For interview write Box 159 C, care of Herald and News giving particulars. MATURE woman. Child care and light housekeeping. Summer months. Five day week. Own transportation. 5100 month. TU 2-2767. RESPONSIBLE position now open in our office for lady with above aver age experience and capabilities. Ap plicant should have basic understand ing of bookkeeping and have general understanding of office routine and office machines. Pay commensurate to experience and ability for above average individual. Apply in person at Klamath Falls Creamery. WANTED maid for apartment work. Write, stating age, references, etc. to Box 197-C, care of Herald and News. WANTED lady for shirt laundry. Ap ply in person, 1453 Esplanade. FUTURE security in nationwide trans portation. See Classif. 13. HELP WANTED, MALE 16 SALESMAN, direct selling experience, who wants to earn a very good in come week in and week out. Apply Mr. Olson, 111L Walnut, 12 to 3, Mon day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. RAILROADS NEED See our ad under Classification 13, MEN - Train for HEAVY EQUIP MENT OPERATION. See our ad under Class. 13, Education-ilnstructlon. MAN for delivery and stock room work. Jones' Office Supply, 629 Main. WANTED, young man, single, . learn shoe business. Karl's Shoe Store, 820 Main. CREDIT manager trainee with car. Opportunity for quick advancement. No experience necessary. Inquire Rog ers Jewelry, 717 Main St., Klamath Falls. EARN $100 weekly or more, part time sales in the home, TU 4-3389 after 6. WANTED SALESMEN . Mishawaka Rubber Company, Inc., makers of RED BALL Water proof, JETS Tennis Shoes and Famous BALL-BAND Summer etles, offers an unusual opportunity for competent salesmen between 25 and 40 years of age. Opening will be in local territory. Guaran teed income and reimbursement for traveling expense advanced weekly against commissions. Es tablished distribution, plus a quality Line backed by national advertis ing and complete retail promotion program. Aptitude testing and tnorougn training program assists in assuring success of men se lected. Retail shoe background de sirable. Late model car required. Interested applicants write direct ly to R. E. Kurtz, c-o Mishawaka Rubber Company, Inc., Mishawa ka,. Indiana, giving telephone num ber and complete resume of back ground. SITUATIONS WANTED M 18 EXPERIENCED office girl desires tem porary employment. References TU 2-5156. KUHS Junior class will mow and water BABY sitting, day or night. TU 2-0049 CHILD, convalescent care evenings. TU 2-5057. WANTED, babysitting. References. TU Will. ODD Jobs, yard work. Experienced. IU 1-3MI, WASHING, Ironing, delivery service, TU 4-8434. IRONINGS, special care. Pickup. TU wow. EXPERIENCED baby sitting. TU 4-6 103. MAN with diversified experience wants job In Klamath Fails. Have several years experience In con struction work, 7 years in retail lum ber yard (5 aa manager). 6 years ex perience In logging and trucking, also -hort time as car salesman. Elwood Reed, 406 Ament Dam Rd., Grants rass, Oregon, Phone Gr. 9-lsio. ROOMS FOR RENT . 22 CLEAN rooms by day. week or month. Elevator and restaurant 328 So. Sixth, Ancnor Moiei. ROOMS, $4 week, 629 Jefferson. SLEEPING rooms. 1 034 High. COOL, air alemiiu maim, tti 3-0214. LOVELY rooms, close in. Phone TU 4-425S) WORKMEN welcome, 3rd and Main. SLEEPING room, TU 4-4444 or TU 4-85 13. ROOM for rent, 607 High. ROOMS, 15 a week and up. Holly Hotel. 112 So. 11th. CLEAN, ressonsble, close In. Cooking: lacmues. iu -vmii or iu SLEEPING room, private bath. Pri vate entrance. 126 N. 3rd. TU 4-3067 or TU 2-2767. APARTMtNTS FOR RENT 24 ONE bedroom, completely furnished. Lights, water furnished. TU 2-35O0 evenings. TWO room furnished apartment, (40 inciuaing utilities, TU 4-6438. FURNISHED clean modern two bed room apartment. Adults, no pets. TU 4-3762. PARTLY furnished dunlex. Carat BACHELOR spsrtmcnt 213 Cedsr. THREE room furnished apartment ONX mom apartments. M weekly Mca only. 410 South Sta. APARTMENTS FOR RENT ...... 14 BACHELOR apartroenL Private trance. 336 Broad. SMALL apartment with kitchenette. Completely furnished except groceries. 1143 Pine. TWO bedroom apartment. Adults. No pets. TU 2-2405 or TU 2-4116. MODERNLY furnished housekeeping room, 838 50, utilities included. 419 No. 10th. FURNISHED two room and bath. All utilities furnished. Greer Apartments, 710 Main St. TWO bedroom apartment, wall to wall carpeting, tile kitchen and bath. Tele phone TU 2-0719 or inquire at 224 Pacific lerrace, Apt. 4. BACHELOR apartment, Park Apart ments, 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-7187. EWAUNA NEW, different. Alio office s p s c e. 219 So. 11th, TU 2-1062, TU 4-4888. FURNISHED apartments. Steam heat. Adults only. TU 4-4522. Alpha Apt., 630 Pine. THREE room upstairs bachelor apart ment. Call TU 2-3292. FURNISHED apartment, 415 Walnut TU 4-8837. FURNISHED basement adults, TU 4-8459. One and two bedroom apartments' Furnished and unfurnished Inquire Shasta View , Apartments 1627 Washburn Way TU 4-1277 HOUSES FOR RENT 2ft TWO bedroom near Pelican School, 550 )H-r month. Call TU 4-3600. ONE bedroom house, couple only, 4332 Shasta Way, TU 4-3269. ONE bedroom, completely furnished Lights, water furnished. TU 2-3500 ever nings. NICE, clean modern cabin. Furnished, Suitable for one. TU 4-3309. TWO bedroom house. TU 4-: ONE bedmom furnished house, $50 a month. Inquire 811 Plum. UNFURNISHED large two bedroom, in Dorrls, Calif. TU 4-8773. FOR rent two bedroom house at 3201 Diamond Street, $45, TWO bedroom furnished duplex, $61 month. No dogs. Inquire 111 Pine. RENTAL service. Southern Oregon Realty, 119 South 6th. Phone TU 2-4671. LARGE house, five bedrooms, gooe condition. Car-Ad-Co., TU 2-3451. NICE, big house, near Merrill. Phone 2130, Merrill. SMALL cabin. Inquire 518 High, MISC. PROPERTY TO LET ...... 27 FOR rent large garage for truck, car, or boat trailer. Paved alley, locked doors, $5 per month. TU 4-5561 or 233S Reclamation after 5 p.m. near Main, phone TU WAREHOUSE space on Spring Street. Approximately 10,000 square ft TU 4-8167 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 WANTED to rent, large old house, close in, reasonable. TU 2-0.105. RENTALS, sales, leases. Southern Ore gon Realty. 119 South 6th. TU 2-46 7 L REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 39 IR Independent Realtors ASSURE Dependable Servica Home Pius Income Substantial 2 bedroom modern home with furnished 1 bedroom cottage on rear of lot. Both in ex cellent condition. Live in one, the other will practically make the monthly payments. Convenient north-side location on paved street. Total price only $12,300. Conger School District is the location of this solidly built 3 bedroom home. Din. ing room plus breakfast nook, fire place, full concrete basement, economical oil furnace heat. Call now! Price $11,750. FHA terms. Brand New Three bedroom, modern home. Birch kitchen built in ranee and ovens, garbage disposal, tiled bath. plenty of storage. Built for lasting beauty, comfort, and economy. Restricted suburban location. Rea sonably priced, only1 $16,500. Se this before you buy an older home. EVERETT DENNIS REALTOR 133 South 9th Street Ph. TU 4-84M Homer Stiles, Eves. TU 4-9904 fr Chilcore & Smith -fc IR Independent Realtor, ASSURE Dependable Serviee Hot Sorinas No. 1 ON YOUR 'MUST SEE' ' LIST! Lovelv 3 hedrnnm hum.. surrounded by other outstanding homes, at beautiful location near Pacific Terrace. Spacious living and dinin? rooms, firpnla. full concrete basement with party room. INA1UKAL, HOT WTER HEAT, too. Beautifully land scaped. Only $22,500, for this fine family home. Any typ fi nancing. Exr entinnnll MILLS ADDITION 1 bedroom home, an linncnnllu annA kn ..uuu,i ftuw isuj a $6,000. Outstanding neighborhood, mi se rooms inrougnout, very large utility that could be used partly for extra bedrnnm. Automatic h.ai I storm windows. Some furnishings iMuiuaea. iwn sprinkling system. Only $200 down FHA, plus closing. iV HilkiHo Ave IMMEDIATE POSSESSION and ""y ,ou total price for this . Well'huilt find Vfrv nal 4 kn.M . ,.luv a, ucuiuvill home. Hardwood floors, large dining room. Separate utility. De- .a.,.cu garage. JUSl z.tU down plus closing will handle. DRIVE BY 120 Hillside Ave. now. A, Quick Action On Listinas CHILCOTE & SMITH umvi 111 N 01 h U Dk t-,. . Sales Personnel: BiU Chilcote Ph. TU 4-3281 Eves. Ed Chilcote Associate Broker Bob Chilcote Brnkr