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NY, Rams
Rumbling
Over Ace
NEW YORK (AP) Who said
there's not going to be a pro
football war?
The rumblings reached the
shooting stage today when the
New York Giants and L,os Angeles
Rams of the National Football
League threatened to take legal
steps to keep their holds on two
All-Americas fullback Charlie
Flowers of Mississippi and Half
back Billy Cannon of Louisiana
State.
Flowers announced Monday that
he had signed with the Los An
geles Chargers of the American
Football League.
"We have a legal contract with
Flowers and will take steps neces
sary to enforce that contract,
thundered Jack Mara, president
of the Giants.
Mara was the second NFL
owner who threatened to take his
case to the courts.
Only last week, the Rams com
plained that All-America Cannon
ran out on a contract and threat
ened to go to court to enforce it
Cannon admitted Monday night
In Honolulu, where he is to appear
in the Hula Bowl, that he had
signed a three-year contract with
the Houston Oilers of the AFL
right after the Sugar Bowl game
New Year's Day.
He conceded that he had come
to some sort of verbal agreement
with the Rams, but later changed
his mind.
General Manager Pete Rozell of
the Rams said the club has a
written agreement with Cannon
"and we intend to enforce it."
Just a month ago, bigwigs of
both the NFL and AFL disclaimed
any intention of getting involved
in a costly salary war.
Fans Greet
Husky Heroes
SEATTLE (AP) - A crowd
estimated at 2,500 braved light
snow, rain and temperatures in
the low 30s to give the University
of Washington football team a
rousing welcome home Monday
night.
The Huskies, fresh from their
44-8 upset of Wisconsin in the Rose
Bowl Jan. 1, arrived at the Seat-
tle-Tacoma International Airport
by chartered airplane shortly aft
er 10 p.m., about an hour behind
schedule.
On hand were civic and stale
dignitaries, including Gov. Rosel
Iini. Seattle Mayor Gordon Clinton
handed the keys to the city to
George Fleming and Bob Schlo
redt, co-winners of the Helms
Trophy, awarded to the outstand
ing players of the Rose Bowl
game.
Schloredt, the Huskies' one
eyed All-America quarterback,
was the first to step from the
plane amidst a rousing cheer
from the chilled onlookers.
Bronco Closes
On Bobby Hull
MONTREAL (AP) Boston's
Bronco Horvath and Vic Slasitik
are back in shape and challenging
again for the scoring leadership
In the National Hockey League.
Official statistics released today
show the two Boston sharpshoot
ers made the largest gains during
the week. Horvath, who held the
(coring lead most of the early sea
(on, picked up seven points on
four goals and three assists and
moved to within two points of the
front-runner, Bobby Hull of the
Chicago Black Hawks.
Hull added five points and has
49 for the season to 47 for Hor
vath.
Stasiuk, meantime, went on
nine-point splurge and jumped
from loth to sixth with 42 points
Montreal s Jacques Plante re
mains the leading goalie, al
though he yielded 15 goals in three
games and saw his gnals-agaiust
average slip to 2.4C. Detroit s Tor
ry Sawchuck is second with 2.59
Ace Cougar End
Signed By Rams
LOS ANGELES (AP) Wash
ington State's Don Ellersick has
been signed by the Los Angeles
Rams to play defensive back
chore he also handled for the
Cougars.
Ellersick, a 6-foot-l, ISO-pound
er, played offensive end at WSU
but was switched to offensive
halfback In the East-West game
las', week where he caught six
passes.
The Rams picked him on their.
sixth draft round.
KLINE SIGNS FOR '60
ST. LOUIS ttPI) - Pitcher
Ron Kline, who posted an 11-13
record for the Pittsburgh Pirates
last season, signed his 10 con
tract Monday with the St. Louis
Cardinals. Kline went to the Car
dinals in a trade for outfielder
Gino Cimoli and pitcher Tom
Cheney.
Wild Card Does The Job
SMU's Meek Wants Grid Rules Unchanged;
AFCA Committee Meets In Closed Session
NEW YORK (AP) "A return
to two-platoon football would be
taking the easy way out," Coach
Bill Meek of Southern Methodist
said today.
"I believe a boy should have to
block and tackle as well as run,
pass or kick," added Meek, who
BearcafsRule
College Poll,
Cal Second
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cincinnati rules high and mighty
over the college basketball world
and the Bearcats' lengthy reign
appears almost certain to stretch
at least another week
One of the four major, unbeaten
teams in the country, Cincinnati
U0-0) was a landslide top choice
today in the weekly Associated
Press poll of sports writers and
sportscasters around the country.
The Bearcats were named first
on 150 of the 175 ballots, collect
ing 1,686 points. California, which
took over second In an exchange
of positions with third place West
Virginia, had 11 first and 1,343
noints. West Virginia has 12 first
placers and 1,140 points. Bradley
was fourth In a big promotion
from their ninth of a week ago
and Utah was fifth.
California's downfall Saturday
at the hands of Southern California
last Saturday ended a 25 - game
victory slreak over a two-season
span and made things easier than
ever for Cincinnati In the poll
West Virginia, Utah and Illinois
also fell from the dwindling all
winning group.
There's one real oddity in the
list of top 20 teams. Kentucky isn't
in the select group. Adolph Rupp's
shooters were 13th a week ago
But when Georgia Tech handed
Kentucky Us fourth defeat the
Wildcats plummeted out of the
rankings.
The top 10, based on 10 points
for a first-place vote, 9 for second
etc. with first place votes in
parentheses:
Points
1,686
1,343
1,140
891
640
615
574
278
257,
245
223
202
153
121
104
101
84
71
711
1. Cincinnati (150)
2. California (11)
3. West Virginia (12)
4. Bradley
5. Utah
6. Georgia Tech (2)
7. Ohio State
8. Wake Forest
9. Illinois
10. Southern California
Second ten:
11. Indiana
12. St. Louis
13. Texas A & M
14. Miami, Fla.
15. .Detroit
16. Villanova
17. Utah Stale
18. Western Kentucky
1!). North Carolina
20. (tie) Iowa
66
66
Toledo
UPI Voting
NEW YORK (UPI) - The
United Press International major
college basketball ratings (first-
place votes and won-lost records
through Jan. 2 in parentheses)
Team Points
1. Cincinnati (32) (10-0) 346
2. California (3) (9-1)
3. West Virginia (10-1
4. Bradley (8-1)
5. Ohio State (7-2)
6. Utah (10-1)
7. Southern California (8-3)
8. Georgia Tech (9-1)
9. St. Louis i8-3)
10. Texas A & M 18-0)
298
218
176
170
115
88
82
67
50
11, Wake Forest, 44; 12, North
Carolina, 43; 13, Indiana, 37; 14,
Villanova, 33; 15, Iowa, 27; 16,
Iowa State, 21; 17, Utah State,
16; 18, Southern Methodist, 15; 19,
St. Joseph's (Pa.). 13; 20 (tiel
Kentucky and Illinois, 9 each.
Swedish Quint
Suing AAU
ONEONTA. N.Y. (AP) - The
Swedish Olympic basketball team,
banned by the Amateur Athletic
Union from playing American col
lege teams, is suing the AAU for
expenses, the team manager says
AKe Mlsson told a newsman
Monday night the legal action for
$5,000 had been filed in New York
City. He said the amount was
guaranteed the team for expenses
on an American tour.
The Swedes financed their tour
with loans, intending to repay the
money from gate receipts.
Nilsson said the International
Amateur Basketball Federation
had sanctioned the tour and the
Swedish Basketball Federation
had handled the arrangements.
Dan Ferris, honorary chairman
of the AAU, banned the team's
schedule on the ground it was ar
ranged by a professional promot
er, Jim McGregor.
McGregor maintains he only
gave the Swedish team tome ad
vice.
Pat Smythe. University of Wyo
ming football guard, is also presi
dent of the school's student body.
coached the winning West team in
the Shrine classic, "and I hope
the rules are left the way they
are now.
Whether the majority of me,
bers in the American Football
Coaches Assn. agree with Meek
will be known late today. Lou
TIME OUT
I wish you drunks would content
joursolf with just ripping down
souvenir goal posts!"
INDUSTRIAL NO. t
W L
Wlllard Hotel 46 26
M. J. R. Mutfler 42 30
Saeway 38 34
Midway Cafe-Chemult 35 37
Team No. 8 35 37
National Guardsmen 33 39
Pioneer Lodge 31 41
Tulana Farms 28 44
Monday resulta:
National Guardsmen 4, Midway Cafe 0
M. J. R. Muffler 4. Tulana Farma 0
Pioneer Lodge 2. Team No. 8, 2
Willard Hotel 3. Safeway 1
Hish team same M.J. R. Muffler 1)34
High team seriea M.J.R. Muffler 2601
High ind. game victor fuller 213
High Ind. series Ted Pinner 342
m
mi "'B ;
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
W L
Dona Shell Service S3 10
interstate Pump 48 24
Parka Cabinet 43'. 2B'j
Fitzgerald Roofinl 41', SO'i
House of Snoea l's 30s
Jay Hawk 38 34
Acme Concrete 36 36
Mussrove Plumbing 36 36
Macdnel Tavern 30 42
Jay Hawk Petroleum 28',, 4314
Jonea Construction 21 31
Floyd A. Boyd Co. IS 57
Monday results:
Interstate Pump 3. Jay Hawk Pet. 1
Musgrove Plumbing 3, Parka Cabinet 1
Fitzgerald Roof. 3, Floyd A. Boya 1
House of Shoes 4, Jay Hawks 0
Dons Shell 3. Macdoel Tavern 1
Jonea Construction 2, Acme Concrete 2
High team game Jones 1033
Hi-h team aeries Jones 2039
High Ind. game Ralph Barnett 234
High Ind. series Ralpn Barneu 044
JOLLY JINKS LEAGUE
W L
1-Hour Martinizing 52 20
Lois Cafe 45 27
Cash and Save 41'. 30's
DeWltt-Burke 40 32
Jcffa Barbers 36'. 35'a
House of Shoes 33'i .16 '1
Plckelta Dairy 33 30
1st National 26Vi 45V4
Russell Glass 26 46
Gun Store 24 48
Monday results:
Cash and Save 4. Picketts 0
1-Hnur Martin 3, Lois Cafe 1
DeWitt-Burke 3. Gun Store J
Jeffs Barbers 3. Russell Glass 1
House of Shoes 3, 1st National 1
High team game 1-Hour Martin. 921
High team scries 1-Hour Martin. 2550
High Ind. game uarolyn Krtckson iwa
High Ind. series Carolyn Eric.kson 533
MOOSE MA'S LEAGUE
W L
K Amusement 46' s 23V'a
Suburban Flower 43 27
So. Ore. Music 43,s 28l,a
Blngs Cafe 39 33
Klamath Creamery 33'i 36' i
Spudnut 34 3S
Park Cabinet 33 39
Medo Land 3CH, 41 '4
Hydes Jewel. 29 43
Musgrove Plbf. 24 48
Monday results:
Hydes 4, K Amusement 0
Medo Land 4, Binge 0
Suburban 3, Musgrove t
Klamath Cry. 3. So. Ore. Music 1
Spudnut 2. Cabinet 2
High tram game Medo Land 10O2
Utah team series Medo Land 2924
High Ind. game Mary Ellen Hanktns
223
High Ind. series Eole Tomlln 337
ALflNE LEAGUE
Vf L
41 19
33 23
33 23
32 28
28'i 31 '4
26 34
22 38
20', 39 'i
Canada Dry
Thorns Ctiev.
Chltwood Union
Weed KC
McCloud Horsemen
SUNA
Peters Truck
Ounsmulr Lions
Monday results:
Canada Dry 4. SUNA
Horsemen 3, Chevrolet 1
Trucking 2. Chttwoods 2
Weed KC 4, Lions 0
High team game McCloud Horse IPSO
High team series McCloud Horse. 3004
High Ind. game Jerry nanow ui
High Ind. series Al Franklin. 601
SNOWBALL LEAGUE
W L
46 14
41 19
34 26
28 32
28 32
27 33
10 41
17 43
The Mixers
Sbarbaro Pontiac
Flamingo
Macs Mkt.
Ml. Shasta Bank
John-Helena
FWD
Safeway
Monday results:
Tlimlnfn 1.. FWD 2
John-Helen S. Ml. Shasta Bank 1
Mixers 3. Macs 1
Sbarbaro 4. Safeway 0
High team game Flamingo Club 107
Utah team series Sbarbaro Pont. 2900
High Ind. game Ed Wakeman 211
High tnd. aenea George Wright 542
. ECAC NAMES TEAM
NEW YORK (UPI) - Russ
Gordon of Temple, Bob Milkvy of
Pennsylvania, Len Wilkens of
Providence, Doug Crutch field of
Massachusetts and Tom Stith of
St. Bonavcntura were named to
day to the first of the weekly all
East teams of the Eastern Col
leg Athletic Conference.
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Little, ex-Columbia coach and
chairman of the AFCA rules mm
mittee, said he will disclose the
.'Ammilliv't rppnmmonHnlinna ha.
I -
I fore reporting them to the AFCA's
37th annual meeting Wednesday.
Abe Martin, who coached Texas
Christian to a share of the South
Solon Meets
With Third
League Men
WASHINGTON (AP) Top of
ficials of baseball's proposed third
major league meet today with
Sen. Kenneth Keating (R-NY) in
what may be the first step toward
asking Congress to help the in
fant league get on its feet.
Founder William Shea of the
Continental League described the
meeting as an "informal talk de
signed to learn Sen. Keating's
thoughts on the matter of base
ball and the Continental League.
However, in announcing the
meeting, Keating's office noted
that league President Branch
Rickey and Shea reportedly have
decided the time has come to
seek aid from Congress or the
courts.
The two men were dissatisfied
with an American League denial
last month that it plans any ex
pansion at present. They also
want assurance for the future.
The new circuit plans to begin
play in 1951. The possibility one
of the older leagues might expand
into one of the new league's pro
posed cities could kill off any
chance of a potential franchise
owner there joining the Continen
tal League.
As a member of the House two
years ago, Keating sponsored a
bill to exempt all but the com
mercial aspects of organized
sports from federal antitrust laws,
The bill passed the House but
died in the Senate antimonopoly
subcommittee.
Quick. Baird
Lead Golfers
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Smiley
Quick and Butch Baird fired 68s
on separate windswept courses
Monday to lead 61 other qualifiers
for the $44,500 Los Angeles Open
Golf Tournament.
Quick, veteran Downey, Calif.,
professional, played his 18-hoIe
qualifying round at the Brentwood
course while Baird, of Beaumont,
Tex., teed off at South Hills. Both
layouts are par 71.
Since many top competitors
were exempt from the qualifying
round, only a few name players
were among 300-plus who failed to
make the grade.
Mike Fetchick, who won three
important tournaments four years
ago, shot an 81 at Wilshire, where
a 74 or better was needed.
Tournament play in this 34th
edition of the open begins Friday
at the Municipal Rancho course.
The starting field will be 150.
JackTwyman
Point Leader
NEW YORK (AP) Cincinnati's
Jack Twyman rolls along for the
fourth straight week as top scorer
in the National Basketball Assn.
although Philadelphia's Wilt
Chamberlain has the best per
game average.
Twyman, star of the Western
Division's last place club, has
scored 1,267 points in 40 games
for an average of 31.6 per game.
Wilt, the Stilt, however, has 1,172
points in 32 games for a 3S.6 aver
age. The NBA determines its lead
er by total points, not averages.
The NBA figures, released to
day, include games of Sunday.
Chamberlain, in second place,
has a big margin over third-placer
Bob Pcttit of St. Louis. The Hawk
ace has 909 points in 34 games
for a 26.7 average. Next comes
Elgin Baylor of Minneapolis with
855 points in 31 games for a 27.6
average.
Sports Car Ace
In Divorce Suit
OLATHE, Kan. (AP) Luella
S. Gregory Monday filed for a
divorce from Masten Gregory, 27,
international sports car racing
driver, charging extreme cruelty.
Gregory, rated fifth best driver
in England, races for a British
sports car manufacturer.
Mrs. Gregory asked $500 a
month alimony, $1,000 a month for
support of their four children, sole
ownership of their home in a Kan
sas City suburb, and half interest
in stock and other property. She
estimated Gregory's income at
more than $50,000 a year.
Ron Stehouwer. 237-pound senior
tackle for Colorado State Univer
sity, has been drafted for the 1960
season by the Detroit Lions.
Tuesday, January 5, 1960
west Conference title, agreed
with Meek. "Too many coaches
are for unlimited substitution,
most of them younger fellows,"
he said. "The game is OK now.
The 'wild card' player does the
job for us."
Martin referred to the rule,
passed last year by the NCAA
football rules committee, which
permits substitution of a single
player anytime the clock is
stopped, without the substitution
counting toward the legal limit,
The AFCA committee conducts
a survey of all member coaches,
then uses it as a guide on which
to base recommendations to the
NCAA committee. The NCAA
group will meet next week in
Miami to consider the coaches'
recommendations.
The majority of coaches at the
major schools seem to want un
limited substitution and the two
platoon play that would result.
It has been a complaint of
coaches and fans, too, that the
recording of substitutions by the
officials has caused too much
delay of the game.
Most coaches agreed that the
two-point conversion option and
the wider goal posts, other recent
rule changes, were a good thing.
The decision on unlimited substi
tution appeared to rest on how
many votes the manpower-poor
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TREES topped, trimmed, felled. Free
estimates. Reasonable waiter Brant,
TU 2-5134.
ALTERATIONS, reasonable. 1320 Oak,
Apt. H.
WILL do outside alterations and sew.
lng. ANITA'S. Work guaranteed.
WASHING and Ironing, special care.
References. Pickup and deliver. TU
4-6442.
SUBURBAN SEWER
HOOK - UPS
Complete Plumbing Service
SUBURBAN AREA
Free Estimates
Financing
On Approved Credit
CRAIN PLUMBING CO.
TU 2-3248
HELP WANTED. FEMALE
14
CHILD care needed, adult, my home
Box 30 1C, Herald and News.
LADY for child care and light house
work. Lindley Heights or own tram
poitatlon. Phone TU 2-3896 evenings
or weekends.
AVON, world's largest cosmetic com
pany, has openings for energetic la
dies to earn excellent income in pleas
ant work. TU 2-3770.
HELP WANTED. MALE
14
WANTED man to feed sheep through
lambing. Must have own transports,
tion. Santford Jones, Bonanza.
WANTED two men to service estab
lished food routes In Alturas and
vicinity. Must be neat, have excel
lent credit, good reputation, car or
trucK. write particulars to jonn tnu
Hps, Watkins Products, Inc., 4512 Hoi
lis St.. Oakland 8, California.
AVERAGE $1,000
PER MONTH . . .
like many successful van movers
diiving for Aero Mayflower with
year-round contract. Opportunity
to make money while we train you.
If you want to be an independent
businessman, are over 23 year old,
free to travel, own or can finance
1956 or newer tractor, write, or
phene Jack Adams, P.O. Box 107,
Indianapolis 6, Indiana, Melrose
9-2451, Ext. 313, (Indianapolis).
HELP WANTED 17
WANTED cleaner and spotter, ex
perienced. New Method Cleaners. Ap
ply in person.
SITUATIONS WANTED
18
WILL care for children, my home. TU
2-2061.
FAMILY man needs part time work.
Will consider anything. TU 2-1006
after 5 p.m.
WOULD like to care for boy, four or
five years, by day or week, tu 2-0538
CHILD care,
days, evenings, TU
4-51100.
BABY sitting, anytime. TU 2-1778.
WASHING,
Ironing, delivery service.
TU 4-9434.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Will
work part time your office; or my
home, any type books. TU 4-3927.
BABY sitting, my home. TU 4-6414.
ROOMS FOR RENT
22
SLEEPING room 827 Walnut.
LARGE housekeeping room with bed
room. Everything furnished. $35 per
month. Elderly couple preferred. 917
Pine, across from Montgomery Ward.
SLEEPING rooms, $30 a month, S39
Commercial.
SLEEPING room, 607 High.
SLEEPING room. 1034 High.
LOVELY rooms.
close In. Phone TU
4-4250.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, everything
furnished. SI a day up. TU 3-1459
CLEAN rooms by day, week or month
Elevator and restaurant. 326 So. Sixth.
Anchor Hotel.
STEAM heated sleeping rooms. TU
2-0214
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24
LARGE clean furnished apartment,
S55. Inquire 1624 Division.
FURNISHED apartment, 142 Riverside
South.
BACHELOR apartment with
electric heat. 126 No. 3rd.
STEAM heated one bedroom apart
ment. Adults. Pine and Cedar.
FURNISHED
bachelor apartment.
1023 Da r row.
FURNISHED three room apartment
$55; one room apartment, $40, all util
ities included, bnared oatns. Aauits
only. 419 No. 10th.
ONE two room, one four room fur
nished apartments. Call at 1605 Port
land.
CLEAN four room furnished apart
ment, 1118 Walnut.
ONE bedroom furnished apartment
over Garcelon s. Heat and water fur
nished. $45 per month. Call Mr. Blnk
ley, TU 4-3211.
MODERN two bedroom apartment,
unfurnished, in very good neighbor
hood. Adults. $90 month. Phone TU
4-7559.
ADULTS, utilities furnished. 415 Wal
nut.
TWO bedroom unfurnished duplex. TU
4-9293.
MODERN furnished one bedroom
apartment See at 527 Upham. TU
4-5044.
SMALL apartment, 433 North 10th.
IMMACULATE studio apartment,
verv attractive. Private bath, kitchen,
parking. TU 4-9621.
COMPLETELY furnished apartment
Utilities paid. 1805 Main. Phone TU
4-3594.
TWO room furnished apartment. Util
ities paid. 224 Michigan. Phone TU
2-0.175.
TWO nice clean bachelor apartments.
Close In. TU 4-5111 or TU 4-6966.
FURNISHED apartment, private bath
Garage. Heat furnished. Close in.
Adults. Phono TU 4-4675 after 6 pm
CLEAN, furnished, some utilities. TU
4-9375.
SMALL apartment Adults. 235 Cedar.
THREE room apartment. Hot and
cold water furnished, garbage paid.
$45 month. 754 North 10th.
BUILD your buslnef the same way
10 many firms have done . . . through
use of Classified Ads. Dial TU 4-6111
today.
PARTLY furnished downtown apart
ment, wall to wall carpeting. Electric
heat. TU 4-8952 for appointment.
ROOMY furnished three room apart
ment Mills Addition. Children consid
ered. TU 4-6374 afternoon and week
end.
SERVICES
APARTMENTS FOR RENT . U
FOR rent unfurnished large three b4r
room apartment, upstairs. Steam heai
furnished. $00 a month. Cal Peyton.
Realtor, 833 Market St Phone TU
4-5149.
FURNISHED basement
Adults. TU 4-8459.
apartment
CLEAN furnished. 333 So. 11th.
FURNISHED apts.. winter rate, $51
LARK APARTMENTS
TU 4-5070 or TU 2-3072
EWAUNA
Different & Downtown. Furnished.
219 South 11th, TU 2-1062, TU 4-4388.
TWO bedroom, furnished, 601 Market
ONE and two bedroom apartment.
Furnished and unfurnished.
Inquire
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMSNTS
1627 Washburn Way TU 4-827T
apartment. Inquire 705 North Eighth,
BACHELOR apartment. Park Apart
menls. 1642 Esolanade. Phona TU
4-7187.
UNFURNISHED bedroom apartment
in duplex. Adult. No pet. $60. Sea
at 906 East Main or phone TU 4-7273.
TWO bedroom apartment Adult. N
pets. TU 2-2403 or TU 2-4116.
COMFORTABLE furnished apartment.
Walking distance to town. U tilt tie
furnished. 1605 Esplanade.
MODERN clean one bedroom unfur
nished duplex apartment. Adult. Close
in, TU 4-8284 before 4 p.m.
LARGE, clean, furnished. Adult. $70,
Days, TU 2-3458. Evenings, Sundays,
TU 2-0386.
ONE bedroom partly furnished apart
ment, adults only, no pets. Call at 3411
Shasta Way.
THREE room furnished apartment.
5531 So. 6th.
CLEAN furnished apartment for cou
pie. Downtown. Greer Apartments,
710 Main St.
SMALL furnished, $37.30. TU 2-5768.
SMALL furnished apartment suitable
for couple. TU 4-3483 evenings, TU
2-5977 days.
ONE bedroom furnished apartment
Adult. No pets. 4731 South Sixth.
KLAMATH'S FINEST
1 bedroom apartment, furnished at
unfurnished.
2 bedroom apartment, furnished of
unfurnisnea.
Deluxe studio apartment, furnished.
Rentals start at
$75 Mo.
TU 4-3151 for appointment
RICKFALL'S
APARTMENTS
2660 Shosta Way
HOUSES FOR RENT
2
CLEAN unfurnished two bedroom
duplex on California Ave. $85. TU
4-4121.
NEAR Hillside Hospital, unfurnished
house. Clean, automatic heat, base
ment garage. Prefer couole. TU
4-3342 after 4 p.m.
MODERN three room house with good
garage in Keno. TU 2-3046.
NEW large two bedroom unfurnished
duplex. $B0 month. Phone TU 4-7384.
Inquire at 391 Addison.
ATTRACTIVE clean two bedroom un
furnished house, knotty pine. $65. TU
4-6536.
TWO bedroom furnished house, south
suburban. Prefer couple. $83. TU
4-4745.
TWO bedroom duplex, electric heat
Stove, refrigerator, washer, draperies
and water furnished. TU 4-8944 before
9 a.m.. after 6 p.m.
UNFURNISHED home, two bedrooms,
$55. TU 4-3579, TU 4-5083.
TWO bedroom partly furnished home.
Automatic heat. Fireplace. TU 4-9254
before 6 p.m.
TWO- bedroom furnished house, suit
able for three. Can be seen at 2326
Oregon from 1 to 5.
ONE bedroom house, furnished. $55 a
month, 2229 Biehn. TU 2-1549 after S.
CLEAN two bedroom house, $45. 1953
So. 6tti.
TWO bedroom house, easily heated
walking distance Weycrhauser Milt.
TU 2-3025 before 3 p.m. weekdays,
anytime weekends.
TWO bedroom house. $45. TU 4-8f
NEW two bedroom unfurnished
house. California Ave. $80 month.
TU 2-2410.
ONE bedroom, nicely furnished, wash
er, dryer. Adults. South Suburbs. TU
4-3300.
TWO bedroom unfurnished house. 3105
Austin. $60 month. TU 2-2461.
UNFURNISHED two bedroom house,
newly painted. TU 4-6947.
FOR sAle or rent five bedroom house,
two baths. Electric heat. Across from
Williamson River Store. Phone 1193
Chiloquin, mornings or evenings.
ONE bedroom unfurnished house, $41
month. TU 4-5583 or Inquire 2127 Gat
den after 2 p.m.
TWO room furnished house. Adultg
only. Inquire, 249 Martin, TU 2-2883.
TWO bedroom insulated house. Wa
ter, stoves, refrigerator furnished.
Call TU 2-2058.
PARTLY furnished two bedroom home
near city center. TU 4-8167, 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
RENTAL service. Southern Oregon
Realty, 119 South 6th. Phone TU 2-4671.
FIVE room house for rent, 432 Broad
Street. $50 a month. Call TU 2-3373.
SMALL furnished duplex, one bed
room, all electric, close to post of
fice. TU 4-4622.
ROOMS, cabins, houses. Reasonable
rates. Ernie's Hotel, 63L So. Sth. TU
2-9225.
FOR rent one bedroom furnished
house, gas equipped. Suitable coup!.
$50 Including water and garbage serv-
t-C. UMTS Lioweil. 1U MMU4.
TWO bedroom unfurnished house on
Johnson Avenue. $65 month. TU 4-6536.
NICE one bedroom furnished house.
Don Kohl, TU 4-3714 between 8 and
5.
WILL lease nice two bedroom home
in Mills Addition. TU 2-4786.
TWO bedroom unfurnished, electrle
heat, garage, south suburbs, $80. Til
2-3423.
TWO bedroom completely furnished
house, close to school, 2829 Corvallis,
$65 month. TU 2-4668 or TU 4-7473,
SMALL unfurnished, two bedroom,
close In. Prefer couple. TU 4-3788.
SIX month lease, lovely three bedroom,
full basement. Lakeshor Drive. TU
4-fft76 before 2-30 p.m.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
21
WANTED to rent for 30 to 90 days,
garage or building large enough to
hold one or two cabin boats 18 ft
long. Must be able to heat and hsv
electricity. TU 4-8111. Ext 64 or. 87.
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