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Newspaper Page TextfT Hi ; 0 r Fire Marsha! Critical Of Law Allowing SACRAMENTO (UPI) State Fire Marshal Glenn B. Vance Fri day criticized state laws which al low hundreds and possibly thou sands of schools, hotels and meet ing halls to be tirctraps. Vance, recently appointed to the fire marshal job, said: "We don't know what the: en tire school fire hazard situation is in the state. v "The state housing act (which sets up policing for hotels) is art-l liquated and archaic. "There are meeting halls all over the slate and they are an area of concern to us.". Lists 70 Schools Vance made public a revised list of about 70 schools which do! not comply with state regulations for fire safety but said there could be as many as 70 more in state jurisdiction area alone.' Under present law, he said, the fire marshal's office has jurisdic tion only over schools in unincor porated areas or areas wherei Field Mice Big Problem Along Line ' TULELAKE - Modoc agricul ture commissioners report follow ing a recent survey that an in festation of field mice has be come serious in an area adja cent io the Modoc-Siskiyou Coun ty line starting in the Frog Pond area and running north to the Newell Grain Growers Elevators. . This area shows an alarming number of the rodents. Ken Baghott, Tulelake farm adviser, urges all farmers to check ditch banks and fields. If the mouse population warrants poisoning farmers should contact the Modoc or Siskiyou agriculture commissioners offices for assist ance. Burning ditches will be of con siderable value in controlling mice. . Unless drastic action is taken the infestation could reach the disastrous proportions of one sev era! vears ago. , Quake Hits Desert Area BARSTOW, Calif. (UPI) - A sharp jolt, apparently from an earthquake, rocked the Mojave Desert area early Saturday, but no damage was reported by author ities. Law enforcement agencies in Fresno, Bokorsfield and Barstow reported either feeling the shock, or receiving telephone calls from sleepy residents who felt it. The tremor was not felt in Cal exico to the southeast of here, nor in' Needles, to the cast on the California-Arizona border. Scientists at the Berkeley '(Calit.) campus of the University of California said the temblor was recorded on its instruments and was greater than a 1957 earth quake which rocked San Fran cisco. C .The scientists said the shock was located somewhere on - the western Mojave Desert area "We'll Bury You!" m NIKITA KHIUSHCHN Everyday ... the people of East ern Europe hoar this kind of : communist lie. Lies aimed at de ' straying their faith in the Free ' World. Everyday . . . RADJO FREE FT IROPE broadcasts the truth .. . giving captive peoples courage to resist deceit, falsehoods and turn away from communism. Why You Should Support Radio Free Europe RFE is major war deterrent h is one of the prindpaJ means by which the huge part or Europe that part separating Russia from Free Europe is kept in a state of unreliability to Russia. This ties down 30 Russian divisions., RFE is one of the few means by which an individual can help keep Russia in Hs place . . . while keeping the hope of' Freedom alive in 79 million hearts. wo b mtktt) Me Radio Free Europe Fund Hew reri Or PubmtiejeJ M public nrv . to (reparation wfth Tha Advejrtielng Council and th Nawapapar Mvrtiing ExKUIivM AMOCWtlon. 'Traps' there is no fire control district. This would not include large cuies. The 70 schools are similar in architectural structure to a Chi cago school that burned two years ago with great loss of life. They were inspected at the request of me legislature. 'Ordinarily we would have no occasion to inspect schools in the. state, Vance said. "But some times the local fire chief requests a survey by us." Asks for Legislation Vance called this a "weakness' in the law and said his agency woum support legislation to "es tablish a centra clearing point to let us know the over-all picture ol school fire hazard in Califor nia." In the case of meeting halls, Vance said, his agency recently nas tried to get together a list of the hundreds of halls around the state. "We've surveyed them all," he said, "and we have asked them how long it will take to bring tliem up to standards." Vance said the stale Division of Housing now has authority to ex amine hotels but "they don't have the facilities." Assemblyman Don R. Mulioid. R-Ookland, Thursday introduced legislation to establish a new hous ing commission with authority to set up regulations for hotel fire hazards. Chemical Skin Would Stop Water Waste BERKELEY (UPI)-A chemical "skin" for lakes and reservoirs may save billions of gallons of water in the West, according to a Stanford University professor. Joseph B. Franzini, associate professor of civij engineering, de scribed his experiments with substance called hexadecanol at the Pacific Southwest regional meeting of the American Geo physical Union Thursday. He said the substance was used on the surface of a 40-acre lake on the Stanford Campus, and it reduced the lake's evaporation as much as 18 per cent. . Franzini said the chemical forms an invisible film only one molecule thick on the water s sur face. It keeps the water in, but docs not keep out the oxygen needed by fish. Franzini said there wore dis advantages, which were being studied. He said waves break up the turn, so it presently is suitable only for use on reservoirs of rec ular shape with little wind. He said tiie film also seems to re duce the insect life,' which would result in less food for fish. Frat Supported By University In Race Hassle PALO ALTO, Calif. (UPD-The California attorney general and Stanford University officials and students rallied today behind a fraternity chapter that defied its national organization and refused to drop four members because they are Jews. National leaders of the frater nity. Alpha Tau Omega, were scheduled to call the Stanford chapter's offices on tho carpet Saturday in a closed hearing to consider whether to revoke their charter. ATO Chapter President Michael Kavanaugh said the 54 members had voted to a man to keep the Jewish' members. "Wo aren't trying to start crusade," Kavanaugh said. "We just think we ought to choose our members regardless of race, color or creed. State Atty. Gen. Stanley E Mosk praised Stanford ATO mem bers for "doing the right and moral thing." He said that If they should take legal action lo block revocation .of their charter, he! would file a brief as a friend of Die court. Stanford's Dean of Men William Craig said he would back the Stanford chapter "all the way White Stag Hits Record PORTLAND (APi-The White1 Stag Manufacturing Co. today re ported record sales of 52 399.597 in the fiscal year that ended last Nov. 30. That represented, thej firm said, an increase of 14 per cent from 1959 rales of JI9.59.', 731. In a report to slockholdeis. Harold S. Hirsch, president of the firm, said "earnings during the second halt ol 1W0 improved sub stantially over the corrcspcndmc period of 19.S9 from 28 cents to M cents per common share." PAGE 4-B HERALD AND m I! WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Drum Corps from Merrill Lodge will perform during the WM mid-winter conference in the Klamath Falls Moose Lodge Sunday, Jen. 29. Since formation a year ago, the corps has participated in parades in Merrill, Tule lake end Klamath Falls. State Loses In Negligence Action SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The California Supreme Court has swept away the historic barriers that protected the state and its; agencies from being sued for neg ligence causing accidents. In a 5-2 decision Friday, the court ruled that the slate should not enjoy "sovereign immunity" from lawsuits, a premise that dates back to early English his tory when it was held that, "the king c&n do no wrong." The ruling came in the case o( Louisa C. Miskopf, who had tried to sue the Corning Hospital Dis trict in Butte County. She charged that negligence by I he hospital staff caused her to fall and suffer further injury to a broken hip. A Superior Court had refused her a trial because the hospital was a state agency. The Supreme Court Friday ordered in etfect that her case should go to trial The court decision was regard td by court observers as one of its most important of the past' quarter -century. They said thej ruling will open the way for mil lions of dollars worth of damage suits and may force state agencies to take out huge insur ance policies. Associate Justice Roger J. Game Commission Okas Introduction Of Species SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The California Fish and Game Com mission Friday adopted an elk held management plan in the Owens Valley of Inyo County and also set up a policy lo introduce non-nutive game into the state. Cattlemen in the Owens Valley have complained of growing range damage by a herd of Tula elk that has expanded from 5(i animals to 320. The latter figure is a Fish and Game Department estimate. Some sportsmen place the figure at 500. The commission decided to. maintain the herd at between 250: and 300 animals. Under the new elk policy the animals would be shot by groups of hunters who would be accom panied by game wardens lo des ignate the poorer animals as tar gets. The 250-300 figure was arrived at after disagreement as to the size of the herd. Sen. Charles Brown D-Sho- shone, called for a herd of 17S Tule elk. "Cattlemen are substantial tax payers, he said, we certainly don't have any elk on the tax 'DShJmmh OeS Ull UlllUil W I efIWUII U& I I U9 71st Birthday BEVERLY H1LUS, Calif. (UPDlFiirman said. "Stroud has been Rohcrt f. Stroud, double slay, cr known Hie world over m "The Birdtnan ol Alcatrai." Saturday observed his 71sl birthday and his 52nd year behind bars. A "Committee for Release of Robert K. Stroud," with head quarters here, hopes that Its ef forts and a movie or. Stroud's life being done by actor Burt Lancas ter soon will ellecl his release from the federal medical facility in Springfield, Mo. Stroud's transfer from Alcatrai prison in San Francisco Bay w. the Springfield facility w,as brought about through efforts of! the committee and others. 'Stroud is being sent birthday gifts and greetings from all Over the world, although he is allowed lo receive but few of them," said his attorney, Stanley Furman, of, Beverly Hills Refused Parole, Clemency ; Furman said prison authorities also forbid Stroud to see well "Stroud's Digest of the Diseases wishers who have asked to see'of Birds." lauded by experts and him. Including actor Lancaster. 'Despite .several legal appeais, NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Immunity Traynor wrote the majority opin ion, describing the doctrine of governmental immunity as "mis taken and unjust." He said, "The rule of govern mental immunity for. tort is an nnchronism without rational ba sis, and has existed only by the force of inertia." The doctrine, he noted, has been "riddled with exceptions" such as a special law permitting suits in automobile accidents and in other special cases. However, the court ruled that the state may not be sued for damages arising from all of iu activities. Its opinions specifically forbade suits against public offi cials for damages resulting from "discretionary actions in the scope of their authority." In a dissenting opinion. Asso ciate Justice B. Rcy Schauer ac cused the majority of usurping the function of the legislature which he said was the only body with power to strike down the his toric doctrine. Schauer was supported by Asso ciate Justice Marshall F. Mc Comb, while Traynor was joined by Chief Justice Phil S. Gibson and Justices Raymond E. Peters, Thomas P. White and Maurice T. Dooling Jr. roll." Mrs. T. L. Edmiston of Los An gclcs, representing the Committee or Protection of Tule Elk, said that 300 elk should be the "irre ducible minimum." Both witnesses suggested ,. a fence, but Commissioner Jamie Smith of Bukcrsficld said that a fence to contain the herd would cost at least $1 million, which was not available. Fish and Game Director Walter Shannon noted that there are two other herds of Tule elk, one of 80 animals near Clear Lake and an other of 30, which is fenced in on Hie Tupman Range near Bakers field. The non-milive game policy would give priority to birds be cause mammals tend lo destroy agriculture and compete with na tive wildlife. Specifically named were French and Spanish red-legged partridges, Barbery partridges and Turkish chukkcrs. Harold Harper, the de partment's game management su pervisor, said these give prom ise of adaptability without undue President Lyndon B. Johnson will conflict with native wildlife andmalte his first major public ap agriculture." peaiance since taking office at lhe Jefferson-Jackson Democratic A laMtHM4j' JM.nound Friday hy Ihe office staff Behind Bars refused parole or clemency by prison officials. His own letters arc censored and his incoming mail is restricted. Only two out siders may visit him his broth er. L. G. Marcus, and mvself." rnMtr;nA It. KlOO nt (fillinn Juneau, Alaska, bartender his sweetheart's ex-boy friend Stroud was sent to Leavenworth Peniten- tiarv where, in 1916. he killed a j ... .., j i- -il(.. confinement where he remained until 1959 when he was trans ferred from Alcatrirt to Spring field. KuUcs Klrdft Stroud's 52 years behind harsMm heduH. except on Monday ttmei ., i ij ,i r w.wn iii t:jv am. tor couple. JUJ wasntnqion. thus has iiK-liided more than (our pim f,t ,n,i,n M vour . the I . - -decade, in solitary conftttcmenl. bill ""JL" TZll,u cS?'- ""rv"""' " During thoe years prison au- -II 1 I. ...i. Illfll lllt'S. HI UCI llllll IU II11.T sparrows and canaries. From his winged companions came Iweallh of bird knowledge winch he incorporated in his book. bird (flnClCrS alike as a definitive!' 'study on tn subject. Sunday, January 29, 1961 t Killer Gets Sentenced To Death By CLYDE F. JABI.V BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (UPU- A tearful mother and an outraged district attorney drew contrasting portraits of Richard Allen Lind sey Friday, moments before he was sentenced to death for the kidnap-rape slaying of 6-year-old Rose Marie Riddle. 'When he was all right, when he wasn't like this, there was no human being under the sun bet ter than he, sobbed Mrs. I. A. Lindsey of Lubbock, Tex. She also told the court that before Lind sey became mentally disturbed he could be "kind, calm and con siderate." Kern County Disl. Ally. Kit Nelson demanded the death pen alty. He said that Lindsey was blight on society" and earlier had been given ample time fur rehabilitation. "He led a useless, dissolute life. with no respect for anybody's property." Nelson added. Lindsey sat impassive as Nel son used a motion picture and tape recording to describe graph ically how Rose Marie died. Hi remained silent and apparently unconcerned as- Dr. Robert W. Huntington Jr., pathologist at Kern County Hospital, testified as lo the 16 major blows received bv the girl whose ravished, blood stained body was found in a field 30 miles north of Shaftcr, Calif. Lindjoy and his wife, Dixie, 23. admitted they lured the girl from her home at a Shatter farm labor camp Jan. 12 with a promise of, $1 ior doing housework. The younger Mrs. Lindsey is expecting her fourth child. The couple was arrested Jan. 1! while sleeping in their auto near Livermoro, Calif. Mrs. Lindsey confessed her husband raped and killed the girl. Lindsey subsc quently claimed Mrs. Lindsey killed Rose Murie with a tire iron. He admitted Friday he struck and choked Ihe child. Nelson said he plans to use Lindsey as a witness against his wife when she goes lo court next Tuesdiiy. Nelson has not disclosed on what charges ho will seek an indictment against Mrs. Lindsey. rhc prosecutor said he planned lo have Lindsey as a witness, and that Ihe couple's marital status was in doubt as Lindsey admit ted being married six times mid was unsure of divorces. More than 60 poisons pressed into the tiny courtroom for the one-day hearing, presided over hy Superior Judge William F. Brad shaw. B'arh spectator was searched hy one of six armed sheriff's deputies who feared a I possible attempt on Lindsey's life. TO ATTEND DINNER NASHVILLE, Term. l'PP Vice dinner no re April 7. it was an- l0f GOV. Buford KIHllRton. .. , Herald & News CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 I a.m. to 4:30 p m. weekdays am. to noon Saturday Count five words per lint A dr. under t lines count same ai 1 lines MINIMUM CHARGE 1.50 r" 1 3 6 10 1 Times Time Time Month S3. W U( S0t MOO 3 IS 1M A SO It.M 4.00 6 00 If 14.00 4.7S 7 00 ISO 150 .'Line. 50c DISCOUNT otf advertisement. 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PERSONALS WILL board and room elderly ledles in private home. TU 44342. NURSING home for aged TU 2-0529. LICENSbO home tor aoedrTU 2-3le5. WATKINS PRODUCTS. TU 4-7131. FULLER BRUSH SERVICE Norm Paup. 2011 Wanlland. TU 4-7S04. THE CHARM CENTER New location, 1414 0 oon Ave., TU 4-4367 KLAMATH Beauty College, tor-appoint". menl cell TU 2-1411. 124 No. 4lh. , SINGLE woman to share home end ex penses. Age 21-33. Write Hereld and News Box S6SC. PUBLIC CHARITY - SERVICES 7 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. phone 2-5740 or P.O. Box 204. Also friendly help lor the families of alcoholics. YOUNG women of any faith needing: con fidential advice may contact Miss Pruitt, Catholic Charities. 779 w. Broadway. Eu- oeni, Oregon, pnone 3-jw. SERVICES I RON ING. washing. Excellent work. Plcttup, deliver. TU 4-9434. IRONINP. TU 2-5248. Good, fast, pickup, delivery. STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS " 5323 So. elh TU 2-5775 TREE pruning, tree removal by profes sionals. Baker's Landscape Nursery, Ph. TU 2-5553. ONE hour drv cleaning, no extra charge. 5 and H Green Stamps. Free pickup and delivery. Broadway Cleaners, South Sixth near aon-Bazaar. TELL everyone about your Service with a low cost Want TU 4-Blll to start yours. EDUCATIONAL 13 PIANO STUDENTS, ALL GRADES. EXPFRIENCED TEACHER. TU 4-3069. HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED baby litter, my home, days. Itu i-mi. HELP WANTED, MALE If WANTED married man with car for lo cal Fuller Brush routa. S95. per week guarantee to start. Norm Paup. TU 4-7504 evenings. t SEWING machine salesmen wanted. Large commission, or guarantee and com mission. Must be experienced. TU 4-6949 anytime. BOYS ! EARN EXTRA MONEY AFTER SCHOOL SELLING THE HERALD & NEWS DOWNTOWN AFTER SCHOOL CONTACT HERALD & NEWS CIRCULATION DEPT. Main at Esplanade TU t 81 1 1 HELP WANTED 17 MEN AND WOMEN Three positions to fill with men or women ties unlimited due to extensive exDan - sion of company. Free sales training and excellent 'commissions offered. No experi ence necessary. For appointment tele phone Mr. Sawyer, TU 4-9196 between hours ol 9 find nam. 1 8 TlfATlONS WANTED WIDOW wants steady housekeeping for elderly people. No lifting. 478 Allison, Ash land. MU 9-6786. JANITOR or housework by the hour. TU 4-97)9 alter 3 p.m. WANTED fur work; Relinlng and repair. TU 2-4556. WANTED full or part time work, expe rienced boefckeeplnq machine operator, tiling and typing. TU" 4-3473. CAPABLE woman wants work. Expe rienced meat wrapper, mole) manager. Consider anything. Excellent character reference, tu 2-5195 WHOLESOME clean environmont. Court Vlewm South Thlrd; HOUSEKEEPING rooms" "S35-w6"s1eep-Inq rooms S7 a week. TU 2-1459. ROOM, 'BOARD GE NTL"EMTn. 1607 CRESCENT ! CLEANrheated, quiet 2block"s" f rom Main. 60? High St. ANCHOR Hotel, clean rooms, low rates. T.V., elevator and cafe. 379 So. 6th. i ROOMS, cabins, reasonable. Ernie's Ho tel. 631 So. 31 h. TU 2-5225. MEN. clean, very reasonable, cooking. 134 Mo. 3rd, TU 4-9287. , LOVELYOOMSrCLOSE IN. PHONE ! TU 4-4259. STEAM HEATED. CLEAN CLOSE IN. TU 2-0214. QUIET. COMFORTABLE room, bath. Private en-1 trance. Parking. Men. 126 N. 3rd. LIGHT housekeeping rooms and sleeping m, ririe, in i07 Mn h P A J MEN TS FOR RENT TWO bedroom apartment partly nlshed. I5J5 Mitchell. TU 4-5883. 24 iFURNISHEO or,e bedrooro apt. AIM trail- er api. Keasonnope-. iu m-rvr. TWO furnished one bedroom apartments. Call TU 2-4187 atter 6. FURNISHED 1 bedroom, 'washing facilities. TU 4-7J40. 'CLEAN APT., GOOD LOCATION. ADULTS. TU 4-5821. RENT or lease to responsible person, two bedroom nicely furnished, all utilities paid. Call TU 2-3995. EWAUNA-DOWNTOWM Klamath's most modern, turnlshed. So. Illh, TU 2-1M2. 219. r - SMALL, 137.50. Wholesome, clean envl'on- merit. Ill So. 3rd. UNFURNISHED, furnished apt,. Heal, hcrt ana i com winr ana Broage wrvice 'n - Of Main IL Phone TU 4-JJ9J. FURNIHE D apt. near Weyerhaeuser, Steam heat, utilities turn. M0. TU 4-MU. TWO bedroom furnished. Ml Market. Tujshore Drive. $75. TU 2-J7J3. 4-592. TU I-3i92. ..... ..... '...-. TWO oeorooms. wctiy lurn.snea. Knone TU 4-974. F1IRN I5HED three rooms. Some Utilities paid. $47.50 mo. 352 Hilyard Ave. FURNISHED one"room apartment $40 j BACHELOR apt. Also 2 room ! FURNISHED APARTMENT, $45. CALL ITU 4-932). HW OrcnarS. Inquire Kit ReOO.He. FURNISHED epti. r-ll Wahinofon. ! FURNISHED one oeoroom v-er, ' beoe lel. Welling lecllihee. Ul 4-SJJ4.,WI Tu 4.51U FURNISHED . . Xr,eW . .ft PairH.I CL E ArT .o-Marvi-forT ui..S.i-i5r FURNISHED " Clean bachelor prt. 4 - sni er tu j APARTMENTS FOR RENT FURNISHED eptl.. ISO. LARK APARTMENTS TU 2-J4H TWO bedroom completely furnished. All utilities peid. SI00. 3949 Sheila way. TU J 1 2-0377- . . SMALL cjeen epartments. close in, off II- ies lurnisiietl. 4jj No. loth. BACHELOR ape'rlment. clean. comlorle 4 I bie. utilities paid. parking. 1J6 No. rd - i FURNISHED 3 rooms, heeled, utilities - lpaid. except electricity. UO. TU 2-3tl9. LATEST model three lerge rooms fur nishad aperlment, all electric 4724 Sum mers Lene. COZY bachelor apts. 137.50 and S40. Three room apt. 147.50. child welcome, TU 2-446. Evenings TU 43671. WILL sufj-lease completely end beautifully furnished one bedroom apartment, ground floor, to single person or couple. S75. No pets. No drinking. TU 2-ll2 eerly mornings or evenings. FOUR room furnished aperfment, sso, TU 2-6122. THREE room furnished apartment 150 Riverside TU 4-7692. LARGE sunny rooms, redecorated, good furniture. Quiet. TU 4-1621 FURNISHED two bedroom apartment on Gary Street. Weter and qarbeqe paid. TU 4-4023. LARGE two bedroom apt. 1721 Wall TU 4-44M. PINE & 7th, beautiful, furnished, uptown, free heat. Adults. S20 wk. From S55 mo. Alpha Apts. TU 4-1522, TU 4-5010. I NEWLY decorated, nicely furnished foui room with dining room. Private washing facilities. Infant accepted. TU 4-3762. FURNISHED two bedroom apirtment. AM electric. No children between iges 3 and 10. No pets. $40 per month. Phone TU 4-6274. ROOSEVELT APARTMENTS 2036 LEROY Furnished one bedroom apartment. Ga rage, hot water heat. Hot Springs area. Adults. TU 2-1749. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS One end two-bedroom. Furnished or semi, turnlshed. FROM Wi n to . 2W0 Shasta Way TU 2-5577 CASCADE FURNISHED APARTMENTS 1 & 2-Bedroom Elevator Heat Disposal Storage Free parking; Near Downtown S55 per month ind up 330 So. 11th TU 4-7665: SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS One and two bedrotm apartments, fur- nlshed or unfurnished; three bedroom r.jrm.n. ,i i.h PRICES RANGE FROM $34 TO $56 maintenance included. OFFICE HOURS I A.M. TO S P.M. Mnndav throuoh Prldav 1627 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-8?77;TWO bedroom hore. garage. $4200. $350 HOUSES FOR RENT 26 FIVE room home with two bedrooms. Hardwood floors in living and dining room. Fireplace, full basement. Hot Springs area. TU 4-9SB1 after 5 p.m. THREE room duplex, $35. Cabin, $20. Also apartment. TU 4-5686. PARTLY furnished two bedroom. TU 2-1740. UNFURNISHED two bedroom, clean and neat, close In. TU 4-9057. UNFURNISHED three bedroom . near Twyla Ferguson School. $70. TU 2-1409. THREE room house with refrigerator. electric range, gas heater. Adults only. no pets, iu 1-5648. FOR rent nice clean unfurnished one bedroom house. TU 4-8263. PARTLY furnished 2 bedroom house wired for dryer. TU 4-9648 mornings, BEAUTIFUL one bedroon duplex. Insu lated, furnished. Water and garbage dis posal Included. $45. TU 4-7217, TU 2-2707. FURNISHED cabins as low as $12 per month. Inquire Andy's Market, Weyer haeuser (unction. ONE bedroom house. ' Mills AddiTion.;' Couple. No pels. TU 2-1997. UNFURNISHED three bedroom, electric heat. Close to Stearns School. TU 2-4289. UNFURNISHED Hot Springs home for rent, 1939 LeroyTU 2-5390. UNFURNISHED one bedroom. Basement, garage, yard. $50. 522 No. 12m. CLEAN furnished one bedroom cabin. Owner 7053 Eberleln. TU 4-4392. $35. ATTRACTIVE furnished duplex. Clean, rms mills only. TU 2-3179. iol,c umjlwl" ,,,IJ,ev uu",,Ai uupi. No dogs. $50. TU 4-428). UNFURNISHED one bedroom, water paid. 933 High. TU 4-3593. Heat, NEWLY remodeled furnished one bed- ! room home. TU 4-3243. j FURNISHEDone bedroom, Wocus. Wa- ter, garbage. Electric heat, $50. TU 4-9497. LARGE three bedroom duplex. TU 4-4246 alter 5 p.m. ATTRACTIVE new 2 and 3 bedroom un furnished homes. Fireplace. Wired for washer, dryer, 3 miles north. $35 and $95. TU 4-5647. ONE bedroom partly furnished, $40, close in. Call Don, TU 4-3714 davs. SMALL one bedroom house. Stove, re-j trlgerator furnished. 5249 Miller. UNFURNISHED-? bedroom dupleiTnl California Ave. 569.50. TU 4-3863 days,1 TU 4-9264 evenings. COMPLETELY redecorated two bedroom unfurnished house, $70. Nice yard. 1600 Austin. TU 4-4121 or TU 4-7290. TWO room, furnished, electric heat. Close In. Phone TU 4-3759. FURNISHED cabin. St. Francis Park, $40 mo. Water, garbage paid. 2530' j Gettle St. TU 2-0973. REDECORATED five room duplex. Ap pliances, garage, downtown. Adults. TU 4-3951. LOVELY-three bedrWriome,"MiHs-Ad- dition. Only five blocks from Mills School. For appointment call TU 2-1401 or TU 2-4081 alter 6 p.m. Anytime Sunday. TWO bedroom duplex S50 furnished. G rage. Near Weyerhaeuser Mill. TU 4-497.1 THREE bedroom furnished house, large yard, south suburbs. TU 4-3061. I IIKlRIIDMICUpn. Altrairtiu turn hMtrnnm (home. Attached garage, electric heat, rP'"' "n.c-M rfl- tniwren welcome. TU 4'ym- i."jai unmnwiw iw mrnni duplex with garage, electric heal, fire- wiat.-, wuum, "mui'n m 44 jo ctfii mm. TWO bedroom duplex. Appliances, roomy,lM,n Rental gross uoo per year its tu-iciOst In. U9.S0. TU 4-951 after 4 p.m. lJ00- occupied. Only I PARTIALLY furnished two bedroom du-: Jeannie Walker TU 2-1885 TU 4-861. I DELUXE Mills duplex. S90. Unfurnished, 130t Division St. Available Feb. t. Please Ido not disturb tenants, phone owner, TU . J4-9A3J or TU 4-ai2. prlvale bath, i cxEAlTthree rooms unfurnished. Lights", heat, water included. S75. 235 Alameda. FURNrsHED4 roomhouse 545 mo. Or will sell reasonably. TU 2-4491. ONE year old, clean two bedroom duplex. Mills Addition. Lots of built-int. Kiddies welcome. TU 4-5544, TU 3-4M4. TWO bedroom house, partly urn street, tu -iso. FURNISHED 1 bedroom, close to schools. iS6i Mo. Inquire W.t Homed It. S?mU51rtuVi!lEDH duplex, electric oarage rflnqe, wa1flr, disposal service, with storage space and laundry tacm ties Included. TU 4-1277 days. TU 4-446T evenings. UNFURNISHED two bedroom home. Lake- new duplex, two bedroom, unfurnished. ... rT.-:. ' t 1 1 -nii ' .o ...'J ... A oood buy in a n.ce home In 1900 Block luNFURNISHED two bedroom. Living,," Menjanlta Street. Immediate posses- (""'"fl ana unmy rooms, si. rrangts,iion. Perk.shopping area. $90. TU 2-1320. FOR RENT l2-bedroon deluxe home, brick construe suitable: uon, oen, raoent heat. Near Petersoni School. $125 per month. STILWELL & CO. Realtors J17 Mam TU 4-J21. Evenings call: Bruct Bmkley Po S'oa'i TU 4-155 We-liuf PROPERTY TO LET OFFICE or desk space. Good mam street'OoPd buy m 1 bedroom home with g.( .,,. Aner,nn leruice a.a.labla Call either seed or comtrerc.al potatoes. JO i to 100 acres Potato cellar. 34 i A4 ft I tu j-otvx 24 MISC. PROPERTY TO LET 13 OR 37 acres eeteto ten") ' rent " Canal. Fred Lenman. nr. i. iuwh" OFFICE suite, Drew's Vanstore. REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 RELIABLE couple wants to rent 1 or 2 bedroom comDletelv turnlshed house apartment by Feb. II. Must be clean and - "''v ''Jmisbed, pay 5. TU 4-42e be- tween 9 a.m. and 12 noon. RENT with option, two bedroom, walking dislence to SP depot. Reasonably p"'ed. lowest rent possible. TU 2-2159 6 p m. lo 9 p.m. WANTED lerge 3 or 4 bedroom up to SI2.000 on lease option. Or will buy for low down payment. TU 2-0427. 150 or'morl acres In the northern part of Klamath County. Senders Real Estate. TU 4-7521. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE .. 29 TRADE Mills Addfiion lot for down pay ment on house. TU 2-0251. TRADE equity In two bedroom home tor equity In late model large trailer house. Call TU 2-0453 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 MODERN two bedroom, hardwood floors, carpeting, fireplace, patio. 1821 Kane or TU 2-2193.' :ONE bedroom home. S3.000. S20O down. R.7nabl.:iTU "" ' P-1"- " ?W TWO at ft hornet ie j. cloie ii easy TU 2-1854 atter 6 p.m. TWO bedroom modern house fn Stewart Lenox Addition. S3 150. cash or terms. TU 2-014). FOR sale by owner. Three bedroom subur ban home. $14,500. TU 2-4525. TWO bedroom house, fenced yard. TV cable, washer-dryer hookup. 2003 Want land. LARGE building lots. Highway and coun ty road frontage, near Keno. Contact Doug Puckett for appointment. TU 2-OS50. BY owner ranch style 3 bedrooms, den, entry hall, living room, dining room, kitchen with breakfast room, laundry, 2 baths, nylon carpeting, fireplace, radiant heat In floor, attached garage, patio with fireplace, fenced back yard, TU 4-5881. FOR sale 72.5 acre homestead. Excellent soil, some has never been in potatoes. This land has been Ir pasture and alfalfa up to 10 years. Good Improvements. Priced at 543,000. Barry O'Connor. Newel) 664-2407. ACADEMY AND K.U.H.S. Three bedrooms, den, main floor. Car peted living - dining rooms. Oil furnace, basement, attic. $2500 down, no closing costs. 4U No. lh, Owner. OWNERleaving town! Must sell new three bedroom home in Peterson School District. Low down payment. TU 2-4168. , rrrr-f-rtniTv7rhr1Whoe 200 EQUITY In 3 bedroom home on three bedroom home in peierson scnooi District. Low down payment. TU 2-4168. Summers Lane. Fireplace, W;,eh((, garlgli storm Rl,lret. acre land. $12,600 full price. Take equal value on a trailer home. iu i-mi TU 2-52161 : I down. TU 4-7B89, FOR sate or trade tor car, $900 equity tn two bedroom home. Fireplace, fenced yard. Large discount for cash. Balance due $4,660. TU 2-3765- NEARLY new three bedroom view home. Wall to wall carpet, I'-i baths, built-in oven and range. Attractive fireplace, dou ble garage. $1,000 down. Assume FHA loan. TU 4-3328. 72 ACRES- in alfalfa on highway,. Irri gated. TU 2-0431. . ONE bedroom home In Mills Addition. Will accept small down payment, balance like rent. TU 2-0643. JUST picture yourself in this beautiful three hedroom ranch style home. rounded bv all new hones. The most mod' ern of kitchen with copper fittings. Car peting In dining room and hall. Hardwood lldors throughout, brick fireplace, electric i SCaped heat, double garage ana Deauiiiuiiy iana- Oniv SIB.W5. iViay assume loan, SCHROEDER REALTY CO. TU 4-9254 or TU 2-0168. LOTS for sale In Falrvlew Addition. Close to school. TU 4-8294 or inquire. 152B wil ford. ONE bedroom, cement foundation, eleo heat, $2800. 3117 Maryland, TU 2-0531. NEW four bedroom house. Three car garage. Cheap. Ill Trinity. SUBURBAN medium priced 3 bedroom. Hardwood floors, automatic dlesel heat, extras galore, double garage, Immediate possession. Trailer, car or terms. 3917 Frieda. l.,nL.-ZZ rklih. tVenii-j "7rvm" t it.niar ri.nina mom. GE air con- prtcm SJ4.0UO. Assume a per teni Real Stock Ranch or Stock & Crops 342 Acres 12 miles out. Paved highway. Good soil. 300 acres Irrigated free gravity water, l'j mile river front. Fenced. Barn. VERY FINE 4 bedroom home, fireplace. ALL FOR $190 PER ACRE. Gomer Jones, Realtor 114 NO. 7th TU 4-310B - TU 4-7597 JACK GARDNER TU 2-104 MIDLAND EMPIRE OWN A PORTION OF IT! LET'S TALK about YOUR new. home. Coll us about listings that do not appeor in your paper. We rnoy have just whot you want! WE TRADE & SELL AND DO IT WELL! MIDLAND EMPIRE REALTY CLEM LESUEUR, Broker 1006 Main TU 2-3471 Clifford Snuck, Slsmn. TU 4-6369 FicW&nNCOME- Additional Income or a very good two bedroom home with an In-law apartment "-- ---"y ""'.V ; sulated, close to shopping center. Asking INCOME PROPERTY uver flno unaer aupiex it'j piocks oii Sally Comstock TU 4-5216 1 Ruth Robertson' I" ""' O. REICHENBERG Realtor Multipla Listing Member. Willard Hotel TU 2-4661 Anytime YALTA GARDENS- Lively large family home. Three bed rooms, two baths, family room. Excep tionally nice kitchen, built-in oven and, N.ceiy landscaped yard, fenced in backit range. Den room or fourth bedroom. aouoiej goreiqr. rritco IO KM SI e,J(Al. I SOUTH SUBURBAN , "TV ." 1V- YZ.7nr o t inr r"1 fireplace, well arranged kitchen,! dimnq room. Immed.ete possession. Price, SI.UW BRUCE OWENS REALTOR 134 No. 7th Eves. W. E Bruci Bowers Owens TU ?-33rt TU 2-5! 59 UHT CDDIK.tr'? I IW I JriNIINOJ SUBURBAN on WIARD STREET one-half acre, leroe 2 bedroom home, cir-i tuiating fireplace, wall to wall carpet liv-l ling end dining rooms. Fibre alass awn-i linos, carport. Garage, storage room and! omer Dungings, price is rtghl Terms NEAR MILLS SCHOOL' mmtZme6ltt possession tor tne tew price rt .'jwvw iwv.uv wflTm payment se... ' per month. 1 r.qe. Eeiv walking ejislance I. buv lOnfrict. lmKt,n, ixxvit'On ,--, ! ie.0"- " " "l neii, r. a r. nm . - --. . A. . DnKINnljtL AbtNLl 112 s tm si. TCteoona tu i-mi. 27 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 SIX acres lor sole, fenced. TU 2-0167. Hifhwey 'rentage. Do You Have REAL ESTATf PROBLEM?-. SELLERS OR BUYI5R5. call usl Wt will solve ii In a professional wayl DEANE SACHER REALTOR Licensed Oregon - Celitornla Broker 1047 Wain s TU 4 ' GOlD MEDALLION HOME $1,000 o'f This weekend only. 3 bedroom. full baths, beautifully decoravea, pure Vlnelan doors in kitchen and family room. attractive o anler, and copper iineo. 3 lazy Susans in the beauliiul Birch cab inets. Electric stove, dishwasher, & gar bage disposal. Petin, walks, and lawn. Au tomatic liqhting lamp post, large double garage with 16 ft. Fiberglass Aluminum lilt iime ooor, leu in iois o "mni, - be controlled with a child s little finger. ALSO -I We have a beautiful 4 bedroom 7 fun barns, large aouDie garage wim v-i.tumi driveway, paved street & orbs. Lawns and Attractively fenced. Both homes are Brand New, the Neighbors are Ihe fin es!. Come and See. For appointments, call TU 462or TU 2-0168- FOUR BEDROOM Two down and two u - Living, sepdrnt dining and 1 bedroom carpeted - Par tial basement adequate for washing facilities Wood circulating furnace -. completely insulated with storm win dows and door double garage with storage area overhead - appro. acre with fruit trees Close to Sub urban shopping. S15.000.00 THREE BEDROOM Living room separate dining - utility -attached carport and garage - new roof - big yard with good garden spot S S.S.D. - Close 10 shopping area paved street. $8,000.00 SOUTHERN OREGON Realty and Insurance U? S. 6th St. TU 2-467, Mrs. Del AAalone TU 2-4330 Sob Jones TU 2-0973 South Suburban New, 3 bedroom, 1"i baths, on paved street. All rooms extra large - adding up to 1400 sq. ft. of living area. Built in appliances, colored bath fixtures. Fire place, carpeted living room. Extra amount of closets and storage space. Paneling In 5 rooms. Buy now and have choice of outside color. $16,500.00. St. Francis Park x When you look, you will agree this is an exceptional value. Modern 2 bed- home ln new ndl,,on l5ld nd Tlted h.th Wa,orob. c osets, at- SB.700.00. Minimum down on F.H.A. We have a choice of several new homes to suit your needs. Trades always con sidered. STILES REALTY 133 South 9th St. Phone TU 2-4740 Fred Tucker, Evenings TU 4-9742 Homer Stiles, Evenings TU 4-9904 CUSTOM BUILT One year old 1200 sq. ft. two bedroom home. Extra large rooms; bedrooms 1 5 x 1 6 and 1 2 x 1 3 ft. Lots of closets, storage space and builtins, including range, oven and garbage disposal. Handsome brick jwoM in iving room featuring cornV er circulating fireplace. Ho rd wood floors throughout. Thermopane picture window and stem doors. LANDSCAPED 100 x 110 ft. corner lot. Bosket weove fence for complete privacy. OFFERED BY OWNER DUE TO TRANSFER $15,300 For Appointment Call TU 2-5959 Located In the most prosperous farming ,n me Klamath Basin, these two . - . top notch snow place farm. No. 1 - First time offered; this 95 acres is of the finest sandy loam soil, all pn. der ground irrigation system, well fenced with 28 acres of pasture, 40 acres of alfalfa, balance spud ground. Has a 7 room perfect home, beautiful, spacious, for gracious living. Truly a show place of the Basin. To appreciate this place you must see It. No. 2 - 160 acres, all under Irrigation. Sandy loam soil with 85 acres of alfalfa, 10 acres of pasture, balance grain and spud ground. This place has three houses; one a four bedroom and two 2 bed rooms. Hay shed, barn, 5000 sack potato cellar. Machinery included In the price of S70.00O. Teims. Shown by appointment only. SANDERS REALTOR 1213 Main St. TU 2-0186 or Malin TU 4-7521 723-2204 OPEN! OPEN! OPEN! every Saturday and Sunday from to 5 p.m.. usl for your con- p.m. venience. Inspect, compare and decide lor yourself ihe values offered In our SCOTT BUILT HOMES 3-beuroom homes for as little as 370 DOWN .10 year FHA insured loans. Just follow 'lie "Mortel Home" slans from the corner of Summers Lane and iris (..-.mediate possession. M&S ! REALTY, INC. 339 Ecst Moir, TU 2-4644 Paul McAfee & Associates, Realtors SALES STAFF Clyde Williams TU 4-H7J4 TU 2-J051 ueorge R. Overmire y y FORMULA t- Pllir. . almost new 3 bedroom family home. H this FIREPLACE, FAMILY ROOM, BUILT- L . r. b.'rNCE5, 1 nd 1 BATHS. "H carpeting. LARGE DOUBLE ATTACHED GARAGE. Best Summers Lane location. Priced way down to $21, 000; maximum loan easily arranged. v'v GET WITH IT!! ONLY $350 DOWN FHA, plus dosing:, MOVES YOU IMMEDIATELY into this lovety larger suburban 2 bedroom home in Summers Lane area. Shtning condi tion, luxuriously carpeted, attached oa raoe. Roomy 62 x 2tS ft. lot the entire family can enioy. Only $11,500; refinance on the easy terms, or assume lower interest rate present loan. '' PRICE SLASHED to $8. 750; with convenient down pay ment terms, for this close-in, solidlv-bu-tt 2 bedroom home, within easy walking di(trv tA r-s.- A I nd nigh schools Full masonry oasement. ratni gsftj. act QUICK. .Y! QUICK ACTION it ON LISTINGS!! r'tiit fATC 0 C K A ITLJ I I ' eN. w I t O jvtl l I 1 REALTOR . MMfF t SEE US FOR INSURANCE. TOO H " w Uii Ch.tcote TU 4-3211 e'. a, ch.icot. SrVir Broker i