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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.
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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
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AMENDED NOTICE OF I
DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF -THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Metier of the Estate of' EARL
M- JACKSON, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that l have filed
my final account of the administration of
the above entitled estate and that the
Court has appointed October 2. 1961 at
10 A. 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
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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TU 4-4181 or TU 2-3244
NEW OWNERSHIP
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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
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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
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CLEM LESUEUR, Broker
1004 Main TU 2-3471
Clifford Shuck, Slsmn. TU 4-636
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