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Newspaper Page Text- PAGE 10-B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, September f, tM Parochial Textbooks Considered By Court SALEM (AP) The Oregon Su- er school district should continue preme Court, opening its (all term to supply textbooks to parochial today, heard arguments on wheth- schools. FT! MONEY for Rsck- to-School Expenses Borrow quickly and wiHi con ft dene t. Look at these loon example: lom n. a! mn. Divmlnl EVf 1 $100 12 10.0$ VUsJ I $200 1 2' n M 09 I V-ll I $300 18 K.81 J Si lJ See Walt Binaham Suburban Finance Co. 3870 So. tth Town and Country Ph. TU 4-7759 It also heard a case challenging the 1955 inadvertent libel law. The school textbook case was brought by William H. Dickman, Harold E. Salisbury and LawQce Smclser in an effort to enjoin school District No. 62C of Oregon City from providing the books fori a Roman Catholic school. They arffcd that providing the books is an unconstitutional aid to religion. Circuit JudgeTialph Holman of Giegon City denied the injunction, thus uO'lding the providing of the books to parochial schools. Tne case reached the Supreme Court on appeal by the three men who (ijed(f suit. In the libel suit, Lucille Holden, a restaurant operator of Portland sued Pioneer Broadcasting Co. for $130,000. The company operates television station KOW. Her suit was dismissed, and she appealed. ine case centers auuui uie wf law under which Dunitive dam-S age w'an't be collected for libel if thnve was sufficient retraction. In such cases, the law limits the award to actual damages. The seven-member court opel its new term with nine justices 459-05-72 n . . . Your Local Chapter of the AMERICAN RED CROSS STARGAZEO WAV 21 Xl- & 9-10 0429-37-43 mJM-74-M 88 CANCII 4USfV4A-71 jV76-78-82-90j Hl 4-20-28 4H W7073-7 vmco AUG. 'J SEPT. 22 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- M Voor Daily Activity Goirfe JH According to ihe Stan. To develop message for Friday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 1 All 31 And 2 The 32 Attention 33 W.th 34 Nt 35CouW . 36 Purchowi 37 Matters 38 Feor 39 Pleasures 40 To 41 Onpoute 4? 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M. as tne lime tor nearing ooiec tions to such final account and the settle ment thereof. Lida H. Jackson. Administratrix wito tne Will Annexed Ganong V Ganong Attorneys for Administratrix No. 51. Aug. 3i. sept, r. n, u FUNERAL HOMES I WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 925 H'gn sireer. Knone 1 o i-w PISCES 12-2123.26 31-39-80.863 to IV" i r h 1 .1 Ri i I Mason Haynes, aged three, It olive and able to help the Red Cross celebrate the 10th anniversary of a successful volunteer blood donor program, because his mother's knowledge of artificial respiration saved him from drowning. A Red Cross volunteer taught first aid to Mrs. William Haynes of Tulelake, California, and Mrs. Haynes later '. used the training to save her child's life at Medicine Lake July 15, 1961. ANNUAL REPORT, July 1, 1960 to June 30, 1961 1,652 PINTS OF BLOOD were returned to Klamath County this past year from the Red Cross Center in Portland; this blood is used daily by the sick and injured of our commun ity. Recipients pay hospital costs of laboratory work and part of the Red Cross distribution expense, but THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THE BLOOD. Hundreds of grateful pa tients say "Red Cross blood helped save my life". TWENTY RED CROSS volunteer instructors taught first aid and home nursing to 532 local residents: in every-day life or in disaster, this training saves lives! TWENTY-THREE RED CROSS volunteer ray Ladies and Social Welfare Aides helped servicemen, their families and veterans with problems caused by military service. 868 cases were served. Loans made and grants given totaled $10,060 , -and sometimes money seems a lifesaver! FOURTEEN KLAMATH FALLS teachers and parents volun teered their time freely during the school year to help 2,000 elementary school children learn service toothers arrj life saving skills in Junior Red Cross. FIFTY-FOUR NURSE VOLUNTEERS, twenty-three canteen workers, twenty-four staff aides and thirteen physician - members of the Klamath County Medical Society volun- teered thousands of hours at bloodmobile operations throughout Klamath County to collect 2069 pints of blood ... and every pint could help to save a life! SEVENTcY-ONE VOLUNTEERS gave 2426 hours to help children and adults & the Klamath Basin learn to swim and handje small craft. Of the 5,065 children and adults registered for swimming lessons in the Basin, 1359 earned and received Red Cross certification. Red Cross swimmers say "You can't find a better sport to save your ifie." FOOD, CLOTHING, shelter and rehabifijtrttion given to vic tims of 342 NATURAL DISASTERS occurring throughout the United States, financed by your contributions to the National Red Cross. KLAMATH BASIN CHAPTER AMERICAN RED CROSS Klamath Falls, Oregon STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1961 Fteures audited hy Frr-H tlurgnyne, Cerllflrrl Fultlte Account tit. Audit performed hi a- Volunteer Com ntuntly Service. CAffH RLl'EU'TS: CampKlin Fund Ifllll) $ 6,-80,)S Campaign Fund IUHI: KUmath Falli !?,4!H,17 Tulelake I.AII..A7 S4.ins.34 Donation! InUrent Chilean Belief receipts ' MlftrellatteouB receipt Junior Bed Croat Halo of equipment Total rath receipts CASH IHKHimSKMKNTM: Home Service AdmlnUtritlonit Salaries auto exprnne rootage, telephone etc. Loan (Irauta,. Klamath Fallt . Urantu, Tulelake Qliicrllaneoua expense Blood programi DUaxler Flrnl Aid Home numtnr Tuhtlr. Information Volunteer lervlce Mater aafety Arimlntttratlve espene Administrative Salarlra Travel expense 1'u reflate of equipment Junior Bed Croat expenses National Campaign Fund, IflAft National Campaign Fund, ltMI Total Dlsburaementa NBT RKCKirTS FOR PKRIOD I have made an examination of the account! of American National Red Crna, Klamath tlaln Chapter for the fiscal year ended June Sit, I UK I. My examlna Hon of the records submitted to me was made In ac cordance with generallv accepted auditing standards and accordingly Included such teals ot the accounting records and such eihQ auditing procedure as 1 con sidered nece unary In Ihe circumstances. tn my opinion, based on such examination, Ihe ex pendllurea shown herein, totaling ;t,.Mt,Y'):i for the flcal ear ended June .tn, IIMil have been properly disbursed for the expenses of the chapter. ( I RTII II I) 1 l,. ton, mi J 10.8ft l,:vj8.:trt SltUK a: i. n .1.0(1 3 ,3X4, 118 H.H.l l,M.t9 .It.. VI 3.111. Mtl.MI fmiMA 3.3.11 .t9 4,.im.mi .in.u.i t.'MH.OA '.U:t..Vt 3,,i-i:t.a.i ft. iti. it -!..1H.V13 Members of the Red Cross board wish to thank the community for their support of oil Red (Cross pro grams in the past year. Believing that acceptance of voluntary contributions of funds, tirr and blotffl carries with It the responsibility to publicise accomplishments and use of fupds donated, we are happy to make the foregoing report available all members of the community. V Mrs. Frederick Hyde Mrs. Howard Pernell Mrs. Dick Reeder William Ganong, Jr. Rev, Robert Green Lowell Jones . Dr. George Nicholson Roma LoGrandt Mol GellupO 0 John Zumwalt Major Dayton E. Cjosiong Fred Burgoyne Mrs. Adolph Zamsky Mrs. Alice Vitus Mrt. Lee Hollidoy 1 Richard Mollison James D. ArWeith Mrs, Margaret Wherland James J. Cavanaugh Mrs. C. R. Canine Mrs. Raymond Tice Robert Russell Dr. John Merry man Alrick Nybiick Richard C.Oeesley Mrs. Neil Black U Mrs. Charles U. Dokin Carroll Howe G. M. Upington Worthington Smith Harry R, Waggoner Martin Franx SUPPORT YOUR RED CROSS BY CONTRIBUTING TO , YOUR UNITED FUND State Fair DrawsCroftd SALEM (API The State Fair Commission said today that a re- check of its figures show that 223,026 persons attended the fair during its first five days. That is 10,000 more than in the same period a year ago. Earlier, the commission had listed the total at 210,000. But this obviously was an eri. since at tendance receipts are $4,800 more than a year ago. The commission said the error was made in the fair's money- counting department. The commission had a hot argu ment over the attendance figures Tuesday. Ursel Narver, commission chair man, ' s.-.id attendance records from 1950 to 1956 are missing, and that attempts are being made to restore them. The error in counting this year's attendance was made in figuring the Labor Day crowd, the com mission said. ACTOR LEAVES HOSPITAL HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Actnr Raymond Massey, famous for Irs screen portrayal of Abraham Lin coln, was convalescing in his home today from surgery per formed at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Massey, 65, underwent a hernia operation Friday. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING The Slate Department of Agriculture win noio a near I no inursdav. Seor. 1 at 9:30 a.m.. standard time, in the E: hibit Hall, county Fairgrounds, Klamath r-ai(i, affecting Producer Milk Stabiliza tion Area No. 7. which Includes Klamath. Lake and Harney counties. The Depart ment will take testimony and evidence on two propositions: (1) establishment of a uniform price throughout western Oregon and In Klamath, Lake and Harney coun ties; or (2) adustmenls in present Area No's. 2, 4 and 5 prices In relation to the $5.80 price in Area No. 1 end adjustment In the Klamath Area (No. 7) In relation to California prices. All interested persons are uraed to at tend and submit their views. Stale Dept. ol Agriculture Salem, Oregon M, Sept. 7. CITATION. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. In Ihe Matter of the Estate of MARY CLARK, Deceased. TO: ESTELLE DANIEL, VICTORIA DANIEL now WARREN, and the Unknown Heirs of Charley Lewis, Jule Daniel and Aioertina Landry, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OR PGDN : You are hereby coiOmanded and cited to appear in the above - entitled court and matter within 10 days from the dale of service of this Citation If served wittiin Klamath County, Oreoon, and within 0 20 days If personally served In any other county of the State of Oregon, or within weeks it served outside the state ot Oregon and within the United States, or ll served by publication within 2a days from, the date of the first publication of this Citation, to show cause, If any exist 43c M-D Toilet Tissue Pkg. of 40 gahtstfiA FINE FOODS "Delivery Service" 1420 iiplonade TU 2-2511 LEGAL NOTICE why an order of sale of the real property ot said estate, situated in Klamath county, Oregon, to-wit: Lots 9B and 10A, Block 5, RAILROAD ADDITION to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, according to the duly recorded plal thereof on file In the office of the County Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon, Ibelnripv piece of land 5C x 1)4.82' tooettv er won improvements thereon consisting of three buildings should not be made as prayed for In the petition of said administrator on file here in, to pay the expenses of administration and of the claims against said estate by David E. Cad, the duly appointed quali fied and acting administrator with the will annexed of said estate. This citation Is published In the Her ald and News, a newspaper of general circulation in Klamath County, Oregon, by order dated the 25th day of August and signed by the Hon. Donald A. W. Piper Judqe of the above entitled court. WITNESS my hand and seal ot said Court this 25th day of August, 1961. CHAS. F. DeLAP, County Clerk s- Evelyn Biehn Deputy No. 67, Sept. 7, K 31, 29. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT As administratrix of the Estate of Cal vin Lionel Chipps, Deceased, 1 have filed my Pinal Account In the Circuit Court for Klamath County, Oregon; and said Court has set Friday, October 6, 1961, at 10:00 A.M. for hearing ot) lec tions thereto and settlement thereof. Mary Margaret Johnson, Administratrix GLENN D. RAMIREZ Attorney for Administratrix 432 Main street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 62, Sept. 1, 7, 14, 21. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' To all persons Interested as creditors or beneficiaries In the ESTATE OF FRANK E. NORDSTROM, also known as FRANK NORDSTROM, Deceased: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above named decedent died testate April 16, 1961, a resident of the City and County of San Francisco, State ot Call- frjVnia, and that proceedings are pending in tne superior court or seta city, county and state tor the administration of the estate of said decedent; that said decedent at the time of his death was the own er of SAVINGS ACCOUNT NO. 11085 with THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK PORT AND, KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH, 601 Main Street, KMmath Falls, Oregon, having a balance f2.297.04; that after 90 days from the date of the first publication of this no tice, payment of said account lo the un aersigtiud foreign executor win oe Guested; THEREFORE, any person letting to such payment Is hereby di rected to give notice in writing to above mentioned depository branch said bank that he objects thereto. OATED: August 23, 196). Stanley E. Gustavson California Executor of the Estate of Frank E.'Norslrom, also known as Frank Nordstrom No. 57, Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21. Harold & New; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-ai i 1 a.m. 4:30 p.m. weekdays 8 a.m. to noen Serurday Ceunt five words per line. Ads under lines count seme as 2 lines. MINIMUM CHARGE 1.50 Lines Times t CM 3 3.35 4.00 4.75 Tlres 5.00 6.00 7.00 10 Times S5.00 6.50 a oo 9.50 1 Oontti S 9.00 50c DISCOUNT per adverttsemenf. If paid in advance Above rates are for consecutive lnr tfone, without change of copy, for privets ndiviauais. Advertising must be clear and understandable to be productive. At words must be spelled out. DEADLINE 4:30 p.m. day before publi cation. Noon Saturday for Sunday and Monday. CANCELLATIONS t. CORRECTIONS On lame schedule, except on Monday these ire taken 'Til t:jq a.m. Please reed first Insertion of your ad. The Herald ! News will give one extra run for typographical error. BUSINESS BUILDER RATES Daily without chanoe, 1 Month 6 lines (Vt inch) SU.M 12 lines (1 Inch) I3S.M BOX SF ft' ICE-JO cents per at CARD OF THANKS, and IN MEMORIAM 1 . FOR COMMERCIAL RATES PHONE TU 4-8111 o TEEN-AGERS! "TAKE IT FROM KATHY" Kathy Peterson's new ques tion and answer column will be of Interest tOQoll teen agers. As a model, TV per sonality, journalist, teacher, and mother, Kfihy has come in contact with, taught, and offered odyice to countless teen-agers. Wa think you'll enjoy Kathy Peterson's com ments on of young I personal p metics, and health. LEGAL NOTICE SALES and slick ledy, Drews Man store, Tow.t and Country. COMBINATION night cook and waitress, Hilltop Cafe. WAITRESS wanted. Apply Paul's Bull Pen, 205 North Eighth. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 NURSE with large home, children, de sirable location, will baby sit steady t-r pari time, days. TU 7fim. c MEETING NOTICES STATED COMMUNICATION Crater Lake Lodge No. 211 AF & AM ( Thursday, September 7th, 8 p.m. All Mas ter Masons invited. Virgil Barleen, W.M, Klamoth Lodge No. 77 AF & AM Soeciai CorEmumcahon. f u n e r a Services for Brother George E. Bod- enhamer, O Hair s Memorial Chapel, Fri day, Sept. 8. 2 p.m. Al bchnebpr, w.M LOST & FOUND .2 i ntT k.w rlna. elaht or ten kevs. targe chain. In or near Post Otllce. Re- warO. I U -Aivt or i v .-TO.J. GENERAL NOTICES STORING FURNITURE? CALL' PEOPLE'S, TU t-ltn PERSONALS DENTAL PLATES Relined Repaired while you wait. New Hiaies (Vsfpe rrum touf uiu PEOPLE'S DcNTURE 1033 MAIN SERVICE TU 4-3284 LICENSED home for aged. TU 7-3U5. PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 7 ii rnuni innnumniii. nhftrte 2-5740 or P.O. Box 204. Also friendly heip for thst tannines oi aiconon-a YOUNG women of any faith needing coa .j..-. rnnlirt AAI Prtlltt. Catholic Charities. 278 W. Broelway. Eu- Ipene, uregon. rnone s-wt. HELP WANTED. PEMALE .... 14!HOUSE5 FOR RENT 26 THREE bedroom house unfurnished SeO. 4300 ShaMa Way. TWO bedroom unfurnished, alio two room furnished. Mills Addition. TU 4-784. ONE bedroom furnished house. Couple only,no p'. TU 2-3944. LEASE 2 bedroom home. Fenced yard, basement garage. $75. 2026 Oregon Ave nue, i WORKING mothers, for child ctre call TU 2-2627. CHILD care wanted during days. 4415 snesia nay. i u i-ivw. CHILD care in my home.. South suburban area. 3039 Crest. WANT ADS are all-purpose helpers I To buy, sell, swap, rent, hire, call TU 4 8111. NEWLY decorated, inside and out, two bedroom unfurnished house. Close lo schools. TU J-S740. CLEAN 2 bedroom house gas equipped. Stoves, garage, garbage, water and lawn care furnished. Adults, no pets. S52.50. TU 4-4448. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house on very large lot near Shasta School. Electric heal, fireplace. 175. 2101 Ogden. TU 4-5903. TWO bedroom furnished. Downtown. J45. TU 2-1062. ROOMS FOR RENT ...22 FOR RENTi Beautifully furnished bed rooms wilh bath. No cooking privileges. Private entrance. Stew heat. Two blocks from Main. ProlessioitJfersons preferred. fhone TU 4-4834. 4344 SHASTA W.v. Purn.shed, Arsfc carpo-t, adults preferred. $50. TU 4-9012. SLEEPING room for gentleman. Private entrance, private bath. 126 No. 3rd. TU 4-6281. THREE room house. Electric range, re. rngeraior. aouiis. no pers. I u 4-S64B. TWO bedroom unfurnished house near Fremont Junior High. TU 4-6796. TWO bedrooms, unfurhlshed, washer dry er nookup. inquire 2174 Ogden. LARGE clean housekeeping room near icwn, ummes paid, 317 Pine. TU ?, LOVELY rooms, 2 blocks fom KCMunauie. rnone I U 4-4i?i. COOL, A IN. 310 iQin. URJT, CLN, QUIET, CLOSE 3b 5TH, Wj 2-0214. ROOM, BOARD, GENTLEMEN 1607 CRESCENT ROOMS, cabins, reasonable. Ernie's Ho tel. 631 So. 5th. TU 2-S225. ROOM AND BOARD 572 Jylfic Terrace APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 DUPLEX apt. near high school and town. ' Unfurnished. Adults. TU 4-5821. THREE room furnished apt. Clean and quiet. Adults. $35. TU 4-4640. CLEAN furnished one bedroom apt. $30 month. TU 2-1821. CLEAN 3 room, furnished, heat, water Included, washing facilities, TU 4-6976. TWO room furnished, near Weyerhaeuser Mill. TU 2-5421, TU 2-2438. LARGE 4 room apartmert $50. TU 2-6495. u STUDIO apt. downtown. Furnished. $50. TU 2-1062. FOUR rooms furnished. Adults. No pets, 624 Mitchell. SAVE TIMEI Solve everyday problems the Want Ad way) Call TU 4-8111 FURNISHED 1 bedroom apt., reasonable. No pets. TU 4-5334, 330 Hanks. SMALL furnished apis. $28.50 and $37.50. Utilities paid. 433 No. 10th. TRANSPORTATION 8 pxpfbifnced vounq man will drive your car or share expenses to wesmny ton, D.C. vicinity before Sept. 20. Ph. Merrill 798-5793. ONE bedroom furnished, heat, water paid. 825 Grant. TU 4-6232 afternoons. SERVICES 10 drain rock and grading, TU 4-3436 or TU 14-JJa. totu. K. aiMUT v-u. THREE rooms furnished, laundry facili ties, aouiis oniy,tno pets. 5Ji no. Bin. MOVING? Local, long distance. Call CtUKLe Si IU 4-WtJ PAINTING, repairing, wallpapering. Will go anywhere. TU 4-7im. uzzie ugren ONE hour dry cleaning, no extra charge. S and H Green Stamps. Free plckuo and delivery. Broadway Cleaners, South Sixth near Bon Bazaar. IRONING, pickup and delivery. Refer ences. TU 2-622. TOM TINKER WATCHMAKER - JEWELER 731 Main Room 213 TU 4-3622 Free Estimates ADDliance .Repairs WHIRLPOOL KENMORE SPECIALIST rues, and Frl.: Malln, Tulelake ceoniitnu APPLIANCE SERVICE 316 SO. 6th I81B Elect.) TU 2.11U FFNCF BUILDING New Construction Work Guaranteed Roy Webster, Box 29, Lakevlew, Ore. nnone wnnenaii -ojr Repairing, Remodeling, new construction by licensed bonded plumbers. ALRITE PLUMDlNb TU 2-5330 or Chlloquln 783-2730 baWsTttIng Former Play School Mother EXPERIENCED REASONABLE My Home Day or Evening 840 California TU 2-6432 COLEMAN SERVICE Repairs Parts Factory Trained CiAian I aIca Mniildlna Co. 3226 So. 6th TU 4-5145 VALLEY PUMP and EQUIPMENT COMPANY Domestic & Irrigation Pumps 217S SO. tth TU i-fllt Eves. Call TU 4-6231 or TU 4-6M2 "PAINTING - REPAIRS Interior, exterior, Roof staining. Dry wall construction. Work guaranteed, By hour or contract reasonable rates. Clyde Hall - TU 2-5096 or TU 2-0SO3 LORAND Answering' Service 34-Hr. Coverage 7 day week Dependaple Courteous Service. TU 7-46S1 HEALTH ... 12 NUTRI - BIO Complete Food Supplement For Adults and Children FULLY GUARANTEED Dorothy Frlberg TU 4-7179 EDUCATIONAL 13 SCHOOL TIMEI for World Booli Encyclo oedia. Ruth Schaeffer TU 4-4941 before 9 a.m. For Your Social Education RENE' Southern Oreqon's Most Modern DANCE STUDIO Expert Instruction In: BALLROOA TAP BALLET ACROBATIC Registration Begins Sept. 5th 121 So. 6th TU 2-5548 THREE room furnished apartment. 911 Walnut, TU 4-5472. Q NICE furnished apt. Close In. AM utilities peid. $40 mo. TU 2-4646. CLEAN 2 room, furnished, everything paid. $12.50 a week. 224 Michigan, TU 2-0575. ROYAL ARMS, furnished. 524 High. EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished, So"l1th'PTU 2-1062. CLEAN furnished 2 bedroom apts. Also 1 bedrwm, 501 Market, TU 4-5692. FURNISHED, modern. Wool rugs, sltk drapes, washing facilities, close to high school, infant accepted. TU 4-3762. DOWNTOWN modern one bedroom fura ished. Heat paid. TU 4-9564. ATTRACTIVE detached 3 room apt. Wa ter and garbage paid. $50. TU 2-4646. Alter S p.m. TU 4-3678 THREE room furnished. TU 2-4745. 754 North 10th, MISC. PROPERTY TO LET ... 27 WAREHOUSE 36X60 with furnished El fice. centrally located. TU 2-1881 evtf REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 WANTED to rent or lease 3 or 4 bed room home. Prefer Suburban area. Please tan, wnar-nave.you? TU 2-6050. REAL ESTATE FOR SA 30 MUST sell 3 bedroom home. Lnw down payment. 2337 California. TU 4-92B6. SMALL 2 bedroom ( use, 611 Addison. St. Ph. Bonanza 2043T TWO bedroom house, $5,600, consider trade for trailer, car or pickup, TU 2-5420. TWO bedroom, attached garage, bulltin deep freeze unit, fully insulated. North side. $3950. TU 4-9481. IMMEDIATE pos;Q,ion, small 2 bed room home. Mills Add'n., TU 2-1856 af ter 6. EXCELLENT 3 bed roo home fn Mills Addition, 30 ft. living room with fireplace. dining room, large kitchen. Full basement with possibilities for more rooms. Two car parage, concrete floor and' driveway. Level landscaped lot. All In good condi tion. Any type ioan. $13,750. WARM, comfortable, convenient, 2 bed room easily heated home. Full basement. Level lot. Close to shopping area and schools. Easy terms. $5,950. Dye Insur ance Agency, A. E. Dve, Realtor, Virginia Brown, Sales., 130 So. 5th, TU 4-7755, TU 4-4357, TU 4-3479. TWO bedroom house In Langell Valley. Across street from St. Barnabas Church. Contact TU 4-3J29 days or TU 2-3379 evenings. 48 ACRE farm in alfalfa and pasture. Henley district. New permanent sprinkler system, new 50' x 60' barn, potato cellar, machine shed, various other hulldinn. Modern 4 bedroom home, excellent condi tion. Farm machinery included. Owner will carry contract at 6 per cent after down payment of $8,000. S?e at Route 1, Box 570, Lombardy Lane, off Homedale, evenings or weekends. $1000 DOWN north sfde 3 bedroom, full. IJjasement, family room, circulating fire place, patio. Below appraisal $17,500. 418 Lincoln. TU 2-0097. FOR sale by owner 2 bedroom, radiant heat, dbl garage, shower & tub, wall to wall carpet, garbage disposal, sewer. Save on commission. Drive by 4755 Clin ton. Call TU 2-5069 for appointment. THREE room furnished apt. , Utilities paid. TU 4-8480. FURNISHED 2 room bachelor api. $30 2126 Reclamation. THREE room furnished apartment, close In, TU 4-7045. TWO rocm bachelor apt. furnished. TU 4-695?. FURNISHED bachelor apt. suitable for one teacher, nurse or business woman. Walking distance to town. TU 4-8480. CLEAN furnished apt., 1 bedroom. TU 4-7043 days. TU 2-2483 eves. 1717 Main. CLOSE fn beautifully furnished 1 bedroom apt. suitable 1 or 2 ladles or older couple. TU 2-2406 days or TU 2-1666 eves, and weekends. UNUSUAL apt. furnished, 1 bedroom, close in. Adults. $60. TU 4-3659. BURNISHED 1 room apt., included. 419 No- 10th. NEWLY redecorated, turn private bath, Heat paid, close in. TU 4-4675. NEWLtY decorated .one bedroom nlshed apt. Ideal place for teachers. 830 Prospect. TU 4-632- LARGE 3 room apt. Plenty closet space, partly furnished. Heat, water and ga bage service paid. iQ mo. ?J4 Hign. i u 4-3593. AUDLEY APTS. 303 So. 8tn TU 2-1343 REX ARMS APARTMENTS Low rental 1 and 2 bedroom units. Newly redecorated and modernized. 224 Broad TU 2-9217 RICKFALLS APARTMENTS One & two bedroom. Heated Pool. From $69.50 to $99.50 per mo. 36A0 Shasta Way TU 2-5577 ROOSEVELT APARTMENTS , 2036 LEROY Spacious, unfurnished two bedroom, ga rage, hot water heat. Hot Springs area, Adults. TU 2-1749. SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS One and two bedroom apartments, fur nished cr unfurnished; three bedroom apartments, unfurnished. PRICES RANGE FROM $36 TO 156 Disposal, water, garbage and permanent lintenance Included. OFFICE HOURS A.M. TO 5 P.M. Monday through Friday 1627 WASHBURN WAY ft TU 4-8277 SCOTTSWOOD ON0R NEW For Discriminating People THURSTON'S O DANCE STUDIO KINDERGARTEN Register now for classes in; TAP (Soeclal classes for boys) BALLET JAtf!l BALLET ACROBATIC if BALLROOM SPfcUAL Ohr-bR On Jr. Miss and Mr. Ballroom Classes TU 4-4181 or TU 2-3244 NEW OWNERSHIP NEW MANAGEMENT THURSTOiS DANCE STUDIO KINDERGARTEN COLLEGE (TRAINED INSTRUCTORS ENROLL NOW js (Limited Enrollms! V PLEASANT FAcUriES t in winema noiei i PICK UP AND DELIVER (In SpcfVv Built "uses) 4- INSURANT TO $200,000. TU 4-4181 or TU 2-3.44 ULTRA - modern one ond two bedroom oportments, furnished or unfurnished, which includeviwnge and refrigerator. Natural hot wat er heat, wali-to-woll carpet. Year around swriming pool, off street parking. Jwailable immediately. rQntal $115 and upQ includes utilities DUKIC 4-9005 i i iviti.j TU 2-2970 Or ca'l ot Apartment No. 1 I TULELAKE homestead, 72.5 acres. Excel lent soil, good Improvements. Has been in pasture and alfalfa up to 11 years, s fenced. Just right for row crops. Some of this land has never been in ootatoes. Write Barry O'Connor, Rt. 1, Box 227, Bend, Oregon. SELL or rent 2 trailer lots. 45 X 90 ft. Priced right. TU 4-8226. OWNER transferred. Must sell three bed room south suburban, l'j baths, attached garage, paved street, 2006 Gettle, TU 4-4626. CLOSE to Sacred Heart and KUHS. Large 7 bedroom. Cheap! 407 No. 9th. MARYSVILLE, Calif., Auto Court. Trade for home ust out of Klamath Falls. Lee Hall, 1032 Feather River Blvd., Marys ville, California. SAVE Si 000 on all brick three bedroom home. Vj baths, extra large living room, stone fireplace, all aluminum windows. Double attached garage. Completely land scaped, patio and all fenced. $19,900. 4606 Onyx. TU 2-3690. $4,500 BUYS neat 2 bedroom home near Wlard Park. Vj acre. Easy terms. Go mer Jones, Realtor. 114 No. 7th, TU 4-3108, TU 4-7597. LARGE 2 bedroom home. Assume small equity and FHA loan. Payments $72 in clude taxes and Insurance. 2227 Kiln TWO bedroom, good location, newly dec orated, splendid view. No agents. Easy terms. 59,400. TU 2-5435 eves. ' NEW beautiful 2 bedroom home. Large living room, big double garage, tile bath, lota of bulltins, fireplace. TU 2-6147. IRRIGATED tracts on Keno Highway. TU 2-1019 evenings. TWO bedroom duplex In Mills Addition. Inquire 1521 Avalon. THREE bedroom home, northside. Close to Main St. TU 4-B434. BY OWNER Neat and solid two bedroom home, fenced yard, close to Mills School, only $5500. Low down payment, will carry contract. TU 4-9254. TWO bedroom, large lot Hllyard. $200 down, $55 per month itMuding interest Henley District. TU 2-5423, evenings. BUY this week directly from owner. Re stricted area, 6229 Cherry Way and 1106 Carlson Drive. Moylna Heights. TU 2-5BOO. FOR sale or rent 2 bedroom house, 5414 Independence, TU 2-2857. BY owner, must sell because of Illness.. 10 acres of well impr-Qd property. Sprinkler system, freeater from year around creek. TU 2-6160. SALE, lease or trade new three bedroom home. 75 x 300 ft. lot. See at 4303 Denver. Call Joe Jones, Building contractor, TU 4-7835. NEW HOMES Moyina Heights LINDLEY HEIGHTS 3 bedroom - fireplace with paneling car peted lining room - builtin birch kitchen larqe lot $15,750. DEAN MASON, BUILDER TU 4-4233 HOMES to? SALE EVERETCT DENNIS Realtor Ruth RobtOon, Slsmn. TU 4-6539 1407 Esplanade Pb- TU 4-8491 BY OWTnIER o 1V2 ACRE O Suburban estate Spacious all electric and completely in suieled home t, 580 sq. ft. designed for comfortable living. Superior fireplace mermooane winaows wall to wail car Wing large walk-in closets concrete wsemem en arapes and ma (or lineal appliances etc. Included. fenced and landscaped yard with p. surized underground sprinkler svstem double drlveway-J-var garage 20 X 30 ft. home works"' and stot-t room-. 10, X 35 ft tjg) end garden house 1 ace of IrrfWfed pasture for your tives-lock. All this and more tor $27,500. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT. 2620 So. Homedale ' TU 4-7125 hy Peterson's com- Vwfi." J the many phases I f 5 , if. .ucho. dating, f ' j ) r o b 1 1 m I, cos- I 1 1 1 , , ... M LafrSiirn- mfiinl $ead "Take It From Kathy" Next Sunday SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION help Wanted, male u HOUSES FOR RENT 26 Opportunity for !Jews Boys! EARN EXTRA o MONEY Selling the Herald & News downtown . after school Contact Herald & News Circulation Dept. 1301 Esplanade TU 4-81 11 ONE bedroom house, neat, clean, nice location. Also 1 room cottage. i?fl Man I St. across from Klamath Medkel Clin- Niy 1 Bedroom furnished house dose tn S55. TU 4-37U week days. TWO bedroom unfurnished. s?s mo. Stearns School Oistrict. TU 4-6171. TWO bedroom furnished al 4327 Pried. 5. TU 2-361) after 3 p.m. or weekends. TWO Close i TWO ANO ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED INQUIRE 111 PINE. bedroom houses unfurnished. Reasonable. TU 4-9057. CLEAN, furnished one bedroom cabin, US. Owner 7053 Eberlein. TU 4-4J?2. HOUSE for rent 1703 Wall St. TU 4-WS9. HOUSE tor rent, on State 7l-3SeJ Merrill. FOft rent duple vicinity new OTi site. One side furnished, ore unfurnished. In- quire 3523 Quarry. TU 4-3'M. 0 FT. I bedroom trailer on private lot. TU w CLEAN 1 bedroom unfurnished. Close In. fenced vera. oreg. TU 4. NEAR schools, lerfje two bdrnom duplex, chitdrtr wtcorn. TU 1-3111 ttr V30 P m. w MIDLAND EMPIRE OWN A PORTION OF IT! LET'S TALK obout YOUR nw home. Coll ui about listings that do not oppear in your paper. We may hav ust what you wont! WE TRADE & SELL AND DO IT WELL! MIDLAND EMPIRE REALTY CLEM LESUEUR, Broker 1004 Main TU 2-3471 Clifford Shuck, Slsmn. TU 4-636 0 o