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Newspaper Page TextI'AGE 12 IIKRALD AND ' ... mi H "i- w U I T. i u J- w. ot II "I knew it was a mistake Base Closing Washington iuph-a white House committee recommended that the armed services consider shutting down military bases near cities where race discrimination is widespread if other measures do not halt the practice. President Kennedy referred thc report to Defense Secretary Rob ert S. McNamara and asked for a report within 30 days on this Hot Pursuit Of Eclipse Announced WASHINGTON UPI - Plans were announced Saturday for the "hot pursuit" of a total echp; of the cun on July 20 by a jet plane research laboratory. The unique project is being' sponsored by the National Geo graphic Society and the Douglas Aircraft Co., along with 12 other scientific, educational, industrial and military agencies. The IK'S Delta airliner will be equipped with telescopes, spectro scopes, cameras and other as- tionomy devices. Optical glass will be installed in some of the windows to aid observations. The 520-mile-an-hrair chase will lake place over a 2.Vmi!e path near Kort Providence in Canada's northwest territories, fr'rom their 42. 0110-foot high vantage point, st'i enlists will be able to record the ellipse for almut 144 seconds From (he ground, the total eclipse would last only 100 sec onds. The July 20 eclipse, brought about by the moon passing be tween tiie sun and earth, will first become visible from the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido. Throwing tlie moon's shadow over a RS-mile belt of the earth, the eclipse will travel east across the northern Pacific and faring Sea. then inland across Alaska, Can ada and Maine before vanishing over the Pacilic Ocean. Med School Names Dean LOS ANGKI.ES (liPH-I)r. Wil liam O. Bernhardt has been named dean of the University of California's School of Medicine at Berkeley, it was disclosed Satur day. Bernhardt, .SI. chairman of the university's Department of Anat omy, was appointed Friday by the university's hoard of regents during a meeting on the I'CM campus. I'niversity President Clark Kerr, who maile I lie announce ment, said Beinhardt's new ap- immlment would liecome effective July I. Itcinlurtlt was horn in Colorado Springs. Colo., and studied al Berkeley. He has been chairman of the Department of Anatomy since I!l:6. K'JM STAR ' - 'Hf CLAY K. M Your Ootlf Acrify Cu-d M According to the Start. Tr develop mran for TueiHov, rend wwfs rorre .rxitxlinq torHrtn of our ZodK birth sign. to 4- 5t0?d 31 42 7 lYf,ir .HCne Mf I No MtH e; MteaiKwt IDo ,UV..f r..K,.r, 4 Trmal .14 T.vtny in 5 w..it :b lv r-V .( fiVou ."if. PKkcttwk f-ftO.l P.fHii'ity Initiated 6 Onst 9 W.Klt 39 tVtUKWI p.. I 10 letter 40 Vow, 70Neenry II A 41 B , I . lMore 4? iertH 7:n,t 13 Wrntei ' Ki'e ?3 Aft,f )4 LKkv 44 V 74 Trv 11 My 4"1 MjtnJ.i TSPfVt i ft No ar. ii ; ! ! I Ik WW 7 WvllrT 1 In 4 '.potklc .'. P t 19 Vi'r 49 Tc ;-9 CW 20Veedng V .-vt 0 Mvrge ?l In V Ore 71 S? one .Mrt ;j CH1 . M P'Ott ft' 74 (.,.rr 4 A 4 ?"iN nclg-re a e-'v ;Toe V f0'"t I ' Tr.o S7 Cor ' A y fd ? C'.thed 79 Ooy ; f f 0 A r fkOiaMwew 00 (..-'e I - WAV 3 i 3 17 may i: JUNI HV-4551 H 'el 67-70 CANCII 'i'25 43 45 vi Aiaa. a Stri.V NfcWS. Klamath Falls. Orrgon to buy that color TV!" Considered and other recommendations to promote equality in the services. The Chief Executive said the report showed significant progress in the 15 years since former Pres. went Harry S. Truman ordered desegregation in the military. But he agreed with the commit tee that "much remains to be done, especially in eliminating practices that cause inconvenience and embarrassment to service men and their families in com munities adjoining military bases. The President said he agreed! with the "spirit" of the proposals and called on residents of cities near military bases to open up public accommodations and hous ing to Negro servicemen. The report, prepared by seven-man committee under the direction of Gerhard A. Gesell said discrimination was a prob lem in promotions and assign ments. But it said the worst prob lem was oif-hase segregation which "adversely aflects service morale." Calling for new leadership by the defense department in promot ing racial equality, the report recommended that base command- icrs form hi-racial committees to deal with segregation in towns ad joining military sites. Missile Gets New Delay WASHINGTON ilPli - The Navy's high priority nuclear - antisubmarine missile, Suhroc, has suffered new delays and ris ing development costs as a result of the submarine Thresher's loss last April. It also was learned Saturday that there has been a setback, because of the tragedy, in devel opment of a new type of sonor system described as a "major improvement" in underwater de tection capabilities. Both the trouble-plagued Sub- roc and the new sonar, known as were to be tested in the Thresher, which was the first ol a large class of high-speed suh mersihles under construction (or the Navy. Suhroc is designed to be lired from a submerged sub. Ily through the air to its target and dive underwater for the kill. Al the time the Thresher was lost, the Navy said it was not carrying Suhrocs hut it offered no additional information. Congressional testimony just published, and further inquiries in tiie Navy, now have brought out that expensive testing equipment for Suhroc ami the new sonar went to the bottom with tlie Thresher. Everest Climber Coming Home I.OSlXN 1 1 Tl'-llairy llihnp of Washington, DC, onp of Ihe Amork-ans who i-limbcd Ml. Kv cresX last month. Iruvrs today fur lh t'mled Slate GAZEK0 nU,LAV tM 2i Hi XT 2J I- i 34(V M0 75 v icoeew 27 33 35,- k.l502 V" UOtTTAtlUl ('ft 73 D 40 V-i W 76 82 W CAMKCMM IM4 JO 10 H4 73 V. AOU1HU1 X II 13 21 30 VM 132 iOaoeoH M Jl'V. 7) 77 jt OJ .Monday, June 24, 19M Pope Pledges Continued Peace Move VATICAN CITY lUI'li - Pope Paul VI pledged Saturday to con tinue the Ecumenical design of Pope John XXIII for Christian unity and world peace. He pray ed that a "great flame of faith and love" would envelop the world. The 65 year-old pontiff quickly assured tile world there would lie no interruption of the work of his predecessor which had won the praise of men of all faiths. It was, so to speak, his keynote address. Pope Paul spoke in firm, measured tones in Latin in the Sistine Chapel before the 79 car-l dinals who chose him Friday to lead the world's 501) million Bo- man Catholics. It seemed likely Saturday that President Kennedy will be the first foreign chief of state to have an audience with tlie new Pope. Kennedy, also a Itoman Catholic, is due to arrive in Rome June 30, the day of the coronation. Delay Arrival U.S. officials said tlie Presi dent's arrival probably would be delayed until after tlie ceremony so as not to clash with it. Pope Paul, who has worked closely with the Vatican and his three previous predecessors lor half his life, charted his own pontificate with a 2,000 word addresses that sliowed the cool mind of an intellectual. The preeminent part of our pontificate will be concerned with the continuation of tlie Ecumeni cal Council. . .on which the eyes of all men of good wilt are fixed," he declared. "This will be the principal work for which we intend to spend all the energies that the Lord has granted us. . ." The Ecumenical Council opened last October in St. Peter's Ba silica with 2.000 church prelates. a select group of non-Catholic ob servers and guests present. It was suspended automatically with the death ol Pope John XXUI. Committees Preparing Committees had been preparing for the second session of the council scheduled to start Sept. 8. Pope Paul did not say wheth er! his date would be kept. Characteristically, the new pon tiff devoted part oi his first day on missions of mercy. After pray ing Saturday evening at the tombs of his predecessors in tlie Vati can grottoes, he begun a round of sim calls both in and outside the Vatican Although it had been announced in advam-e. Poie Paul caught many strollers by surprise when he left the Vatican Saturday evening to call on Enrique Cardi nal P. Deniel, 88, of Toledo. Spain, at the Spanish Pontifical College in downtown Home. The cardinal was taken there Friday aHer U conebve uff,rinS from inliumza. , When Ihe Pope's limousine could not negotiate the narrow gatewav. he got out and walked up to the college, and spent 21 minutes inside. Spanish semi narians gave him a rousing wel come. Young Prince Defended LONDON ITI A titled lady sprang to the defense of H-vear-oId Prime Charles, who caused a stir last week in palace eircles and vast amusement else where hy tossing olf a drink in a Scottish pub. A letter-writer to the Daily Tel egraph who signed herself "lady I'laytair, Wife of a Scottish Knight" was sharply critical of those who "tattled" on the prince. "How sapping to confidence of a boy must lie tlie knowledge that, when hi art ion nit in ihe transgression of this most fundamental sl.uxtard of school boy decency not sneaking be comes a merit and n means of advancement." tin letter said, because of Charles' short snort of cherry brandy, newspapers have had a field d.iy. two police olficials are m.ikmc a full investi pit ion, and Ituckinuham 1'alace h.i Holoi-ied 1 the press Charles and a boatload of class mates from Scotland s tionfon- stoun school arrive, at the Isle of Lewis, in the outer Hebrides. last week on a training cruise. While his bodyguard, detective Donald Creen. w.et looking the other way. the prince slipped into the down Hotel, and ordered a .13-cent dram of cherry brandy. It whs presumably his first drink in a bar. Witnesses said he drank at least part of it before Green showed up. A Uirnlon newspaper Rot hold of tin story, which was denied the next day by lite palace; a J lew hours Kite, the palace re versed itself and apologized for ; its denial after tearnmt; the story; was true. j Chief Police Supt AHtert Per-! kins. Ihe palatr security chief. Mew to Scotland to find out why Ihe bar sM spmls to an under age !"' 11e chief of Hoss ami Sutherland Countv police went to the Isle of Uvus to make his own investigation. Lad les ACROSS 1 of Troy A "Lady of Uie Lake" 11 Neighbor of U filled Sttlei 12 Shifter 14 Constellation 15 Wheat, fur instance 17 One of the 40 Suffix 42 Kstonian 4.) Strong pull 46 Hawaiian greeting 48 Feminine pronoun 49 Urge on 50 Moslem bible 51 Scottish port 52 Kliubeth 11 1 "Little Women husband 18 Jewel 54 Arterial inner 19 Screams wall 20 Francisco fm Fish net 21 Australian ostrich 23 Gloomy 57 Take poueulon by law now 1 Place for a Turk'i wivea 2 Nail varnish 3 liuisiana tab.) 4 Snappish 5 Nostrils 6 Agent of wickedness 7 Camera part 6 Football position lib.) 24 Grant use temporarily 25 Miss Taylor's nickname 27 Sedate 29 Fiber knot .11 Sea bird 32 Bind 33 de Janeiro 34 Spiritual nourishment 31 Kprxh 9 r.xpiin;er T 2 3 14 15 I 16 17 18 19 110 18 ' V , T 20 21 22 HT23 r24 25 5& tl 28 29 JU 31 35 I 33 37" 3? ""36 37 38 139 40 41"llJ 42 43 44 45 ""pb 47 ""48 49 150 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 54 Cosmonauts Get Welcome MOSCOW (UPIt Cosmonette Valentina Tcreshkova and cosmo naut Valery F. Bykovsky arrived here for a hero's welcome Satur day and got the traditional bear-1 huR and kiss on each cheek from Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Valentina, who soared to fame last Sunday as history's first Team Misses Hear Death NEW DELHI 'LPI'-A daring four-man team from the United States and New Zealand narrowly escaped death during a remark able conquest of "unclimbable" ! KantcRa Mountain in Nepal on June 5, it was rejxrted here to day. According to messages sent out by runner, three avalanches hit tlie climbers before David Dor nan of Moose, Wvo., scrambled to the 22,340-foot summit in his first Himalayan expedition. cr TLumain Ihrca, ' m hitrv I K nartv in ktuxa' anrf irr when its members were four feet short of the top Tom Frost of Orange. Calif., and Jim Wilson and Dr. Michael dill, both of New Zealand, werci forced to turn back short of their goal, according to the reports. The snowy crest of the moun- which Tibetans call the ' "Yak's Saddle," began to break up into dangerous avalanches as the climbers neared U peak. Dor nan was quoted as saying tlie first snowslide "brushed me and piled up againt my ice axe." Order Given WASHINGTON iUPI Presi dent Krnnody i-ssucd an execu tive onlor Saturday giving the government pouer to witltdraw federal funds from any construc tion projects in which Negro work er are discriminated against. The President extended the au thority of his Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity to cover any federally assisted construc tion contracts. "Dear, you know that tired ' ven, i Touno a i -frt: its ; 41 J 4" 1 rr L ' Answer to Prtviout Puizlt 10 River into the 35 Hebrew stringed instrument .17 Brazilian palms 38 Face 39 Fish prongs ivar.) 41 Girl friend or Alexander the Great 43 Seasoning 44 Greek goddess 46 Related 47 Henry Vill i fourth wife 53 Chinese mile 55 Hawaiian poi Baltic H I'rison for a bird 13 Millstone part Ifi Exclamation 22 Mountains in Utah 24 I'oe's girl friend 2fl Corn protein 2H Cheese variety 30 She waited lor Uivsses 34 "Man Who Came to Dinner" secretary source woman in space, was so over-, come by the pomp and ceremony she promptly forgot her formal report to the Soviet leader. The 26-year-old parachute en thusiast, decked out in a severely cut black suit and white high- heeled shoes, paused for a good 10 seconds in the middle of her report on the success of her mis sion aboard the spaceship Vostok VI. Then she found her place and finished. From the moment Valentina and Valery. who holds all records for manned space flight with 81 orbits aboard Vostok V, arrived aboard a special jet-escorted air liner, little things seemed to go I wrong. First, they got out of step as they descended the ramp of their airliner and Valentina had to skip a step to get back in time with Valery. Va lent ma . a brunette w hose code name in space was "Sea gull," smiled as she and her space-brother walked the almost 100 yards of red carpet leading to where Khrushchev and other tTn Ttt the two. But she obviously was nervous Thousands of Muscovites turned out at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport for the arrival, and they seemed almot as moved as their two new heroes. Bykovsky, looking smart in bis uniform of a lieutenant colonel in Ihe Soviet air force, saluted Khrushchev and then began his report. He stumbled in two places, but managed to get through it. The crowd seemed to hold its breath as Valentina began her report. She stopped in the middle. groped for words, remembered them again, and finally finished Although Khrushchev sedately kept his embrace for Miss Tcreshkova to kisses on each cheek, he smacked Bykovsky right on Uie lips in the tradition al Russian fashion. Hundreds of thousands ot So viet citizens lined tlie route all the way from the a i r p o r t, and thousands moie jammed Red Square itself. The open car car rying the to heroes and Khrush chev was covered with so many flowers ,'t looked like a rolling bouquet old hat I've ben wearing? replacement: LEGAL NOTICE no. st-n NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH PROBATE DEPARTMENT n the Matter ol the Estate of DORA E. WILLIAMS. Deceased. NOTICE It hereby given mat me undersigned, at adminiilralrii of mi estate of Dora E. Williams, deceased. tiM filed her final account In the Cir cuit Court of lha Stale of Oregon tor Klamath County. Probate Department, rwt that Monday, the Tind day of July. 1961 al the hour of 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon o said day and the court room said court have been appointed oy said court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto and the settlement inereoi. Dated and first puousnea, June it, ivej Data of last publication, July IS, iw Harriet Frlesen Administratrix. Beet ley and Murray 5M Mnin Street Klamath Falls, Oregon Attorneys No. II. June 24, July 1. I. 15, 193. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ' On the 30th day of July t?63, at 10:00! o'clock A.M. in troni ot me couri House in Klamath Falls, Oregon. I will sell at auction to the highest bidder lor cash the following described real property situate in the County of Klamath, Oregon, to-wit: SW '4 NW and nw sw ;. sec tion 17; i I) SE Section II; AH in Township 35 S.. R- S E.W.M. Said sale is made under execution Is-' sued out of the Circuit Court of the State ol Oregon for Klamath County to me directed in the case or twfKcss rfdrieN. a widow. Pia ntitf, vs. many NAN REYES and MANUfcL A. KfcYtS, wile and husband, and FREO F. HAY FORD. Defendants. J. M. bkitton, snerw oi Mam alh County, Oregon By Ellen Biehn, Deputy Hi, June 2i, July I, S. IS. 1963. NO. 60-103 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate miles H. G. OTIS, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, as executrix of the estate ol MILES H. G. OTIS. Deceased, has tiled her final account In the Circuit Court or the Slate of Oregon for Klamath County, Probate Department, and thai Wednesday, the tOth day of July. 1963, at the hour ol ten o'clock In the fore noon of said day and the court room of said court have been appointed bv said court as the time and place for the hearing of oblectlonj thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published June 17, 1963 Date of last publication, July t, 1963. Edith V. Otis Executrix RICHARD C. BEESLEY Attorney at Law 531 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon wa, June ir. i. Juiy i, . NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that 1 am the duty appointed. Qualified and acting Executrix of the Estate of Jus- im J. coiirtii. Deceased, ah persons nav ing claims against said Estate are here by notified to present them to me, prop erty verified as by law required, at the law office of Goakev and Engelgau, At torneys, Suite 214, First National Bank Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, with in six (6) months of the date of the first publication ol this notice. VIVA MILLARD GOAKEY AND ENGELGAU Attorneys tor Executrix Suite 214, First National Bank Building Klamath Falls. Oregon. No. 113, June 17. 14. July 1. I. Probate No. 63-78 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH in the Matter of the Estate ROSE M. BRIGGSr Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Adminis tratrix of tne estate of ROSE M. BRIGGS. deceased, all persons having claims against said estate are directed to pre sent Ihe same properly verified to me at the office of Proctor K PuckeH. At. forneys at Law, 5)8 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within 4 months from date hereof. DATED this 3rd day of June, NINA M. HALL. AdminlstrafrtJ Proctor 4, Puckett Attorneys at Law 518 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 153. June 3. 10, 17. 24. 1963. Probate No. 63 81 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH n the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM M. LORENZ, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed eiecu- of the estate Ol WILLIAM M. LOR ENZ. deceased. All persons having claims gainst said estate are directed to pre sent rhe same, properly verified, to me at the office? of PROCTOR A PUCKETT. Attorneys al Law, 5l Mam Street, Klam- Falls, Oreoon, within six months Irom date hereof DATED (his 10th day of June, 196). CLAUOIA L LORENZ, Executrix PROCTOR 8. PUCKETT Attorneys at Law 518 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 166. June 10, 17. 34. July t. 1963. 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Oraoon has for sale, and wilt re ceive sealed, written bids until 5:00 p.m. on June It. 1963, tor the purchase ol. on med Pacific Steam low Dressurt boil- ir, catalog no. S40z, serial no. ititi. ompielt with Enterprise burner lor heavy ill, water leg, and controls. The district reserves the right to accept or reject anv or all bids, wnicn are to oe ao- dressed to District Clerk. 375 South Ala meda. Klamath Falls, Oregon. The boil er may be examined at Mills School, East Main and Orchard Streets, Klam ath Falls, Oregon. H. B. Ashley. Clerk NO. 183. June 17, 24. No. 42-150 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNT Y In the Matter ol me Estate ot ARMOND V. DANDLIKER. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned has tiled his Final Account and Reoorl as Administrator ol Ihe above entitled estate, and that the Court has llxed Tuesday. July 23. l?6J, at 10 a.m. In Circuit Court Room No. 2 ol the Court House. Klamath Falls. 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Must be responsible, neat, and caoable. TU J-2501, Ext. 241. After 5. call TU 2 i7. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY" EXPERIENCED SALESLADY MUST BE GOOD SEAMSTRESS Full Time Fringe Benefits Good So lory Apc'y to Mr Rornsv. Mgr. '0 Om tc 5 p m SINGER SEWING CENTER 63) Va.i TU 2-2513 HELP WANTED, FEMALE WANTED person to make phone calls, al home, vacuum cleaner sales. Write to 112 No. E SI . Lekeview. Ore., lor more information. Give name and address. fvpfb IENCEO cashier, write Herald News, Box JWC, giving experience and HELP WANTED, MALE SAWYER wanted lor pine and Douglas fir. experience In both necessary. Pine Mountain Lumbar Co.. Vreha, Calif., Ph VI 2-4176. WANTEO for Immediate employment In coast area; aggressive young assistant manager with meal cutting and grocery experience. Write P.O. U. Coos Bay, Ore. BOYS! S0L EARN Vacation Money by selling the Herald .& News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact Herald & News, Circulation Dept., 1301 Esplanade PHONE TU 4-8111 HELP WANTEO 17 NOTICE TO JOB SEEKERS All help wanted adi published In the Herald & New are accepted In good teitn mat ine oos ottered are as stated in tie advertising copy. We are no? re- sponsiDit tor ine integrity of our adver tisers, but we make every ettort to dis cover and reject all misleading advertis ing. Anyone answering a help wanted o ana tinaing it to M misleading n iked to report It to the Classifies Ad' vertlsing Department of the Herald News. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 EXPERIENCED cook and housekeeper warns pari Time work. TU 4-3J0I. EXPERIENCED woman wants wor Loves Children) References, TU 2-1352. JACK & JILL DAY NURSERY 1321 Carlson Dr. TU 2-1644 WILL do baby sitting during days only cxpcncncea, age I, IU 4-9I62. WASHING and ironing, my home, pick up ana deliver, tu 2-52B4. IRONING, washing, pickup, deliver, fast Service. TU 4-M34. WANT TO build or reoafr fences, prefei inch fencing, have Crew, will travel, Tl 'ROOMS FOR RENT 22 NICE dean cool rooms, close to S.P. 'HOOMS. small house, reasonable. Ernie's Hotel. 631 So. 5lh. TU 2-5225. I dO- Sin. TU 2-C3H. Laura's. CharmWEN housekeeping, everything furnished, W5, 134 N. 3rd. TU 4-6033, TU 4-9287. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 !ONE bedroom furnished apt., clean, wa- ;WALNUT Apis.. Large, furnished redec orated. Near courthouse, 415 Walnut. FURNISHED 3 room apt., S55; 1-room unit, US; all utilities paid, shared baths. weekly rates! 419 N. loth. 0 OWN TOW N furnished, newly decorated Couple, S60, TU 2-J2B0, Drews' Mans tore. LOVELY, furnished, all utilities paid, lin ens. Close in, reasonable. Adults. No pels. TU 4-9287, TU 4-6033. FURNISHED 1 bedroom duplex, new, no Children over crib sue, TU 4-3873. NICELY furnished 3 rooms, bath, pic- lure window, drapes, automatic washer, yard patio, TU 4-3893, TU 4-376!. 3 ROOM unfurnished duplex, 3 blocks from n, electric heat, adults onlv, no oets. TU 4-3354. ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom furnished apt. TU 2-2628, TU 4-9254. NICE ctean lurnished apartment, close IU 2-2531, TU 4-6966. STUDIO apt. everything furnished, wom an only, 803 Lincoln. NEAR Weyerhaeuser furnished. Ulilitie, steam heat, 840. TU 4-8313. LOVELY, new 3 room furnished apart ment, suburban area. 475. Phone TU 4-9313 eves, or TU 2-4U1 days. CLEAN, furnished 2 room apartment. Utilities paid, shared bain, new owner! 1841 Esplanade. TU 2-0329. CLEAN furnished 1 bedroom apt , close to Main, 150. wMer, garbage paid, gas heat, 33i South 11th. APT. for rent, completely furnished, util ities, 1411 Main St. 4 ROOMS partly furnished, brick triplex, igin a, nign, i u 4-mo. SPARKLING, downtown, furnished, adults, S55. Alpha Apts.. TU 4-4527. DESIRABLE lurnished stud.o apartment. uptown, 223 N. 6th, Marion Apts, EWAUNA DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. 219 SO. 11th TU 2-1062 ONE bedroom furnished ant., water. garbage paid, near town, TU 4-3671, 905 vm atier s p.m. SMALL, quiet apartments and rooms.' Court View, 112 So. 3rd. j ONE bedroom duplex units, $65 mo tumiihed eceot stoves, refrigerators, 3819 and 3119 Crest. TU 2-3444 Ext. 44 before S. SMALL, lurnished. close In. utilities Daid. 4Ji HO. 10th St. FURNISHED apartments, 142 Riverside. Phone TU 2-4736. COOL, attractive furnished large 2 bed room studto apt., private baih, ail utilities paid. blocks to Main. TU 2-3164. APARTMENT lurnished. close in, heat, hot and cold water paid, 165. Tu 4-9544. JOiNY'SMOfECAPTSr The House of Rocks. Weekly rates. Rea sonable J005 Biehn. TU 2-9130. ROOSFVR T APT; TOM LEROY Furnished Oi Garage Hot area. Adults. TU 7-174 unfurn.shf 0"- bedroom. ! wafer heat. Hot Sprtngs' I RICKFALLS APARTMENTS ood MOTEL 2660 Shasta Way One and Two Bedroom opts, Furnished and Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Daily, Wtjkly Motel Ratej TU 2-5577 $36 to $58.50 COMFORTAflLe LIVING AT LOW COSTt 1-7-1 be'l'oom apts. furnished 0' unfur nished Permanent mitennce included VOniey nvough FrWay SHASTA VIEW AATVfNTS 1417 WASHflURN WAY ?U 4-IJ71 0fce hour a m. to S p m KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 744 Un-on t 7 bd'oom Dirtm-n j Furnished or uurn,shed I Sraciout Room Tistf.uiiy Detora'ed eii to wan Ca'ce'ng j W-mming Popi e-'ef nciyje, u se-vc e.cepi 'eiepsone fd eec-.c ty I Ot'O'hea Ne ar tn v-m 14 HOUSES FOR RENT . . 26 NICE 2 bedroom unfurnished home. Hot Springs area. ciosein. TU 2-3S3. PARTLY "furnished 3 bedroom house, J45. Phone TU JKfl. 1 1 UNFURNISHED Vt bedroom house. Fruit Mm, Atkrn, near park, stores. trees, garden spot, TU 2-1801. NICE 2 bedroom trailer for rent, TU TWO bedroom unfurnished, fenced yard, Mills Addn., 170, TU 4-3770. ONE "bedroom duplex. Unfurnished ex cept range, heal, water lurnished, adults, no pets, 160. TU 4-iil. MARKETPLACE that never closes is your Classified section. If you have any thing to buy or sell just call TU 4-8111 lor a friendly Want Ad taker to help you place your adj ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, wired (or washer and dryer. 3 mllei north of town, M5. TU 4 5647. FOR saTe or Icate 7 bedroom home, nice location, make oflerl TU 4-5472. TWO bedroom lurnished house, couple, S50, inquire 111 Pine. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom 1640"paTfeo son adjacent Moylna Heights, TU 2-1812. CLEAN 3 bedroom duplex, stove, relrig erator, garage, TU 4-4246 otter S p.m. TWO bedroom unfurnished home, 17 pint", 147.50. FURNISHED, newly redecorated, 1 bed room. All fenced lawn. Garbage and wa ter paid, .'.ills location, TU 2-2497. LEASE home furnished, patio, fruit, ber ries, 1 acre, Lakeshore, TU 2-6058. UNFURNISHED house, 111 bedrooms. In quire 1635 Siskiyou. ONE bedroom duplex, stove, refrigera tor, water, furnished, $55. TU 4-4915. THREE bedroom home In Hot Springs area. TU 2-4942 alter S p.m. FOR rent with option to buy if desired! 2 bedroom unfurnished home, larae fenced yard, paved street, south suburbs, TU 4-7239. bedroom furnished, redecorated $35. FOR rent 3 bedroom unfurnished house. 1'i baths, full basement, fireplace, high shrubbery, $65 a month on lease basis. Will be available July 1st. 1100 Califor nia. See owner at 1050 California. UN FU R IN ISH ED 2 beroomhome, tuH basement, 622 Lowell, $65, TU 4-6632. UNUSUAL offers get response when made in "Personals." Dial TU 4-8111 to advertise yours. NEAT 1 bedroom unfurnished. Garage, range, $45, 2202 Lindley Way, TU 4-3570. ONE bedroom unfurnished duplex, redec"- orated, yard, Mills, $40. TU 4-6S32. TWO bedroom partly turnisheoi house. 2061 White. ONE bedroom furnished house. Fenced yard, garage, $55 a month. 204 Eldorado, TU 4-6087; FOR sale or lease with option, modern bedroom home, 1724 McClelland Drive, TU 2-6467. FURNISHED clean redecorated 1 bed room close In, inquire 718 Jefferson. TWO bedroom partly furnished oas equipped, fenced yard. Inquire 2434 Pershing Way. ONE bedroom, 2126 Orchard, $55, fur nished, includes water & garbage. Ga rage. TU 4-9005; TU 2-2970. VERY nice duplex, Metrost & Eldorado, hot water well, TU 4-48B0. CLEAN bedroom unfurnished duplex. . a mo. inquire toeriein. FURNISHED 2 bedroom house In cily. Good location, SBO, TU 2-3791. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duolex aot . on California Avenue, $69.50. TU 4-9264. ATTRACTIVE, furnished bedroom du plex. 810 Upham. Utility room, walk in closet. Call TU 2-3364. NEAR Airbase. Clean, lurnished 1 bed room home, fenced yard, $35 a mo. 4304 Austin, phone TU 2-0B34. DUPLEX. Four rooms and bath complete ly furnished. Set at 2235 Eberlein or call TU 2-1617. UN F URN I SHED duplex, 1 bedroom "plus basement room, fireplace, TU 4-6597, ONE bedroom partly furnished, duplex. suburban, $75, TU 4-8516. UNFURNISHED small home with auto matic heat, good district, TU 2-3239. CUTE cottage, l bedroom nicely furnished, caDie, water, Damage, Close in. northside, $67.50, TU 4-6539 evenings and weekends. FOR rent or lease 40-acre ranch. All irrigated. Modern home, well fenced. 1 ; mile from highway, river frontage. $125 a month, TU 4-5765. BEAUTIFUL two bedroom unfurnished house. Fireplace, electric heat, 165. TU 5765 MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27 OFFICE space with well established r tire and auto Insurance agency. Excellent for lite agent, realtor, or accountant. Fur ned it qctrrd, 6?7 ptne, tu 7-7515 REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 HAVE buyer for 30 to 40 acres ol pas ture land In Medford area with nice 2 3 bedroom home. Will pay up to $35,000. TUCKER REAL ESTATE nt So 'i Ttt ? 7?d REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE .. 29 BUILDING sites on the Spragut River to trade for equities in homes or lots in Klamath Falls. TU 2-4644. FOR sale or trade on car or trailer small 2 bedroom house on Weslsidt. TU 6555 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .... 30 LEAVING Wednesday, will discuss any reasonable terms or trade for equity in vear old j bedroom near Peterson School. TU 2-0067, TU 4-5753. COMFORTABLE 3 bedroom northside home, ideal lor family. Fireplace. 2 baths, roomy basement, furniture Includ ed, 634 Doty. TU 4-7235. TWO bedroom fenced back' "yard. South Suburbs, low down, TU 4-7266. TWO bedroom house- northside $250 down, $50 per month, TU 2-4369. $300 DOWN, $60 month. $6,900. Three bed- ' room house. 4612 Douglas. t LAKEVIEW. Equity In 3 bedroom" home for Klamath Falls property, Tu 4-555. 100 ft. SMALL 2 bedroom home with garage, north part of town, Tu 4-9103 eves. OLOER, suburban 3 bedroom. Smil lot, built-in kitchen. WAll In ririul "-'$0- TU 4-7312. I LARGE old fvoe horn iblno. ewer. pavino. Beautiful v.ew lot, north side. All tor tair price of lot. Gomer Jones, Real tor. 114 N 7th. TU 4 3108; TU 4-7597. YALTA Gardens, comfortable 2 bedroom, larqe family room or 3rd bedroom, wall to wall caroet. circulating fireplace with oiftis doors. ira i0i, fruit trees On sewer & En'erorne irrlqa'on. F HA apDraned, TU 4 9559. 5UJ Bryant. EXCELLENT buy, young or retired cou ple, small, clean, fenced yard, ouiet Street, partly furnished or unfurnished, close in, low taxes, Northside, TU 2-0570. - wu'iwm, tarneiing, fire- " " """-wr.np(ier, 1UMW. NEW 3 bedroom home, by owner, 1'i baths, builtm kitchen, fireplace, sepa rate utility, hardwood Hoors throughout Attached qarge T U 2-0167 or TU ;-64J3 for appointment. I BY OWNER large, ou.et 3 hedronm 5 blocks center town, view, tirepiare. carpeted, den, laundry, concrete garage basement with innde entrance Yard fenced, sprinklers t4,7M. TU J-7W7, LOVELY I rooms with fireplace on cho.ee 'j acre. 3 bedroom, lormal dm ng room, twaufif", yjrd. 121,000. 1770 Kane it. TU 4-67JJ, 15' SPRAGUE River "frontage-onTj acres by Ch.loquin, tl ,750. 40 wooded acres north flt Biv. si. 500 Call 713.3313 BUILDING LOTS Lots Auflit.on and East kji Chelsea. First f vow t looking lor a bu'ld'ng i t cm Loetl Valley. u"0r Clear Lif irn gat, on :;o cts Good t0'&om h0mf 1 7 acres O'avify .rnqt.on Presently .."i:;. " '" Mid'and Empire CEALTY CLi V I ESLELR B-oifr V"" Tu Jm c E.S Tu 4 SJ