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lawks . The Klamath Ha'vks, playing in fast company in the Corval lis Holiday Legion Baseball .Tournament, lost both (games .but came out with encouraging words decpite the losses. The Hawks were forced to pl'.y both games Thursday be cause the Wednesday night con test was rained out. Therefore the team arrived late and the Herald and News got the score book near deadline Friday morning and had only a skele ton story. AMERICAN LEGION Turn W I KF Flcon$ 7 Medtoro 7 Grants Fs 5 Central Point 4 KP Hawk 3 i Trl-Cify 2 Ashland 1 I NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Team W L Scuit Valley 4 i Weed 4 1 cdo-Bels 3 3 Dunsmulr 3 j Happy Camp 1 4 Mount Shasta 0 j BASIN BABE RUTH Team W L Crater Cals 7 0 Pet 1.000 Tuieiaka 3 2 Merrill 4 2 Fluhrar'i 5 3 Balslgeri 4 3 Elk 4 3 Moyina Heights 4 3 Gun Store 3 5 Superior Troy j a Malln 2 A Duqan and Mesf 2 6 Chlloqufn I 7 SOUTH SUBURBAN RUTH Weil Division .133 Team W L Local Loan n 3 Interstate Pump 10 4 Pet. .766 Giants May Sell Latin Players I!y 1I.M- WOOD SAN FRANCISCO (UP1 (-Saturday's shorts: There's a strom; belief among baseball men that the San Francis co Giants, if they failed to finish 1-2 in the National League pen nant race this year, will unload most of their Latin players. Those would not include Juan Marichal, the no-hit pitcher who also bested Warren Spahn, 1-0. in a magnificent Winning duc. But those who might go on the biock would be first baseman Orlando fVruvIji thn A Inn hrnlhorc VaInw and Malty,' and shortsthop Jose J,1l!,lll Of course, president Horace Sloneham is no novice in the field of bargaining and he would want a big price in trade for a man such as Cepeda... In the world of golf, many professionals predict that Jack Nicklaus, by the ime ho Is 30, will have surpassed all ot Arnold iPalmer's records for winning tournaments, money and almost everything else. The one department where Ar- Major League Leaders Major League Leaders By I'nltcd Press InUrnational National Lraguc Plaver & Club fi. Alt It. II. Pet T. Davis, LA 7 245 27 82 .335 1 White, StL Bl 332 Wl KM .328 Groat, StL 81 32fi 18 IlHi .325 hantO, Ull till 321 11 1IH .32.11.,,,.. , , :, ,;U.m,k II. Aaron, Mil 80 3ll w mi .318 Pinson, Cm 82 328 47 Ml .314 Boyer, StL 78 305 37 95 .311 Wills, LA 80 244 41 7ti .311 Clementc, Pitt 72 271 40 84 .310 Williams, Chi 80 308 40 02 .200 Gonzalez, Phil 80 2118 30 8li .200 American League Wagner, LA 70 204 44 00 .337 "Malzone, Bos 79 307 37 102 .332 Ystrzmski. Bos 75 290 50 05 .328 Kaline, 1M 77 207 50 95 .320 Rollins, Minn Pearson, LA Robinson, Chi Davlillo. Clc Ward, Chi Boyer, NY 68 244 37 77 .310 77 2W 43 (12 .311 80 293 43 80 .304 52 214 32 05 .SIM 83 320 4 3 94 .294 78 300 38 89 .291 Home Huns I National League H. Aaron, I Braves 24; McCovey. Giants 21; Ceeda, Giants IB; Mays, Giants 16; Banks, Cubs 15. . American league Allison. Twins 20: Wagner. Angels 19; Ma- rt?. Yanks 18; Stuart, Red Sox; Killebrew, Twins; isatlcy, Twins, ond Kaline, Tigers all 17. Huns Hutted In National League II. Aaron, Braves 63; Santo, Cubs 59; White, Cards 58; Robinson, Reds; Hover, Cards, and I'inson, Reds all 51. American League Wagner Angels 57; Allison, Twins 56: Ka line, Tigeis 51; Malzon, lied Sox S3; Stuart, Red Sox, and Robin 6on, White Sox both 50. Pitching Nullonal League Peiranoski Dodgers 9-2; Marichal, Giants 13-3; Koufax, Dodgers 13-3; Ma lonev. Reds 12 3; McBean, Pi rates 8-2. American League Radatz. Red Sox 81; Ford, Yanks 13 3; Walker, Indians 6-2; Houton Yanks 10-4; J'izarro, While Sox 10-1. Prop Klamath's second team made a fine showing in the lat com pany. They lost the first game U host t'orvallis, 5 0. despite a line pitching performance by Steve Young and the second to South Salem. 1-0. Young hurled all seven innings for Uie Hawks and gave up only seven hits while he and his mates collect ed eight off winner Bob Berg strom and Jim Davis. Hawk miscues were responsi ble for three of the five runs Corvallis tallied on the score South Sf'th Oxygen KC Paint Butts Valley Musgrovt East 01 vision Team Town & Country Pacific Co-Op Lfslon AiW Metier SS LITTLE LEAGUE W Team Olson's Klngsfey 15 Big Y 10 Western Oil 10 Eccles 9 Hal's I DARCO 4 Teamsters 1 CITY LITTLE LEAGUE Team W Bend-Portland Gene's Weyerhaeuser Majors Jeld-Wen East Side Hal's Teem Klwanlt Cmler Lake Weyer-Gene's Motor Invest. Thomas Dodoe Coca Cola nie will remain supreme, howev er, is in popularity. Palmer rates with the press and public the most popular golfer of modern times far surpassing such men as Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson and Sam Sncad... The two funniest incidents in the history of major league base ball must have been when: 1 Casey Stengel released a bird from under his cap while greet ing an umpire; and 2 when Bill Vecck, then owner ot the old bt lxjuis Browns, sent a midget up' up to tlie plato to hit. Sudden t1l,0',nt: Wonder w-hat the pitcher llllHIL;ill IIVII lit null iimihvi Way lie Ihornton is only I he seventli-rankcd light-heavyweight in the world but lie'll be an even choice in his return match for the title with Willie Pastrano if the bout is held in Thornton's home town of Fresno. Calif., as planned. It's hard to believe that Pastrano and friends would put the title on the line in a foes own back yard... County lair boss racing lias gone big lime in California in more ways than one. On .Inly 4. Iho Alameda County fair pari- mutucl handle was $771,01111. And the lx)S Angeles County (air at Pomona often lops the million- dollar mark lor one day's wager ing. These ligures are higher than some of the major tracks around the country. And the mon ey is bet. mostly, on horses no body ever heard of except the owners. The result is. ot course, tlvat Die one time "leaky roof circuit, now in many places has1 neon lighting and gold faucets in the ladies' powder room... And Bobby Bragan. manager ol the Milwaukee Braves, thinks Iho pitching of the Cincinnati Reds, could carry them to a pennant and that the Los Angeles Dodgers would be down "nowhere" if it wasn't for the hurling of Sandy Koulax. But where would the San Fran cisco Giants be without Juan Mar iclia! and the Braves without Warren Spahn'.' No place, that's! w here Bill Crays Cops Putting Lead CI.EVEIAND, Ohio il'PI'-Hill Cras of IndianaiHilis carded a 31-under-par 113 total lor 72 lmle Friday for tlie first-day Ic;kI in tlto ViO.000 National Pulling Championship tournament The Hoosier postman held a one-stroke lead over four cliiilloiv gers as tlie race for (he $10,000 first prize got under way. The lourney winds up Sunday at the suburrvm North Olmsted putt-putt ourso. Tied at 114 were Hon Nixon ol Coh'mltus, Ga.. Bob McIowell of High Point, N.C., Hob Duncan ol Lvnchourg. Va , and lloimie Slo cum o( Columbus, Ga. Paul Garrison ol Inliiinaxilis. who won the title last year at Cincinnati, dropped nine slls be hind Crays with a 122 total First of'.icial National league baseball game recorded was llaslon's 6-5 victory over Phila delphia on April 22. 1876. Clos board. The local hosts chaiked up their first two runs in the first inning. After Young had fanned both the first two bai ters, Ray Merles and Roger Cox singled back - to - back. Young then walked Van I)u mont and Terry Vaughn's grounder was muffed by the Hawk shortstop and the runs scored. The third run came in the third frame when alter one was out. winning pitcher Davis walked, took second on a wild ... ..' - . ,V I PACE 4-C IlKltAI.D AM) XKWS. Klamalli Falls. Ore. . - v . . - C i . 4 i i : - . r 1 4 636 , .2 - S - ' 3 3 4001 "H W ' I . J? a"rft, 1"; 14 .200 . r r- , f SCORING FROM THIRD Billy Bruton, left, scores from third base when a pitch qot away from A's catcher Doc Edwards during the fifth inning of the Detroit Tiger Kansas City game. Waiting for the ball from catcher Edwards is pitcher Dave Wickersham (26). Detroit won the game, 4-3. UPI Telephoto Salt lake City Bees hive If By HAVE ROWE I Padres finally won, after droppingi UPI Sports Writer Iscvcn straight, defeating Denver) Tii v.M ijUn Ciw noes haveUO-7. Four ot the scores were dlunn nnlif-a thsif tbof nr (mint! " " . ' . " to lie tough during the second half of the Pacific Coast League season. Klvin Tapjie's Hccs captured (heir eighth straight game Fri day night, clowning Portland 4-1 in a tight pitchers duel. I lie Bees now are just three games behind Oklahoma City and two games back of second place Dallas-Fort Worth in the Southern Divi: ion. Gorily Seyfried worked the com plete game against the Beavers, knotting his record at 8-8 for the campaign. He allowed four hits. the same number as given by Jose Santiago, the loser, and re liever Bob Flynn. Three Kims Unearned Three of the Bee runs were un earned in the first inning. Port land bunched halt of its hits in Iho sixth to score its lone tally Hapless Seattle fell twice to Southern Division runnerup Dal las - Fort Worth. 0-2 and 1 1-1. The Rangers collected 11 hits in the opener. Fine rciiel pitching by Boh Bail largeon saved the game for the Rangers. He livk over in the fourth and got the win. Ranger bats caught fire alter ;i long siege of lutlcssness with I'ony Oliva with throe hits and Cesar Tovar and Joe McC ahe with two each loading the way. Toil Sndowski worked live ill umes to give the Rangers the twin victory. Seven big runs were scored in the sixth to ice the con test. The Rangers got 17 hits in the nightcap for a total of 28 in the double header. Another streak a losing skein was broken by San Diego The Big Three Agrees Pride As Important I.YTHAM ST. ANNKS. England il'IMi tnlil Palmer .lack Nicklaus and Gary Plover Iho big throe ot the American pro! golf circuit agreed, today that pride is as important as money to retain Iho championship touch Once ou reach the lop. it's enough incentive to slay Iheie," said Palmer alter his throo-undoi-var 60 beat Krilish liyder Cup apt.un Dai liees, 4 ami 3, rn lav. "I love playing golf well. hale losing. I like the money, couise. mil us re.inv .1 nia'.iei ol mido when j-j'.!c exvt ou to be lust." "I don't think having enough iihiiiev kills the urge to w in." said Nuklaus. Player added. "1 have noiigh lo retire now if 1 want to. but 1 want lo prove I am the Isfst golfer ill the workl " Palmer, Nicklaus, Herman Bar ron, Doug Sanders, Bob Marshall, .lack Isaacs ami Phil llodgcrs loim ll) American contingent pitch, third on an infield out and home on an error. The final two runs came in the sixth. Grover Davis drew a walk and was sacrificed to second by the pitcher Davis. Handy Summy flied out and Hon Boyer walked. Mertes then slapped a single to score Davis. Cox's single sent Boyer scam pering across the plate. The Hawks just couldn't find the scoring combination. They had runners on in every in ning except the third and ' " -4 "..". i, .' : skua otice (driven in by Uogclio Alvarez. .i - i,;. v... n c...,i c i San Diego; while Bob Uccker, unco salmon aim coiKy vwunuw of the losers collected round trip- kts. withrow s oiow was nis zum to lie Deron Johnson of the Pad res for the league lead. Hears in Cellar The loss dropped the Bears into the basement and advanced San Diego into fourth place in the Southern Division. Four double plays by Hawaii and a crucial error by Spokane hortstop Bart Shirley, gave the. islanders a 3-0 victory over the Indians. The unearned runs came in the fourth inning when Shirley let a ground hall go between his legs. Then Hawaii double plays in the first, fillh, seventh and ninth in nings shut the door on potential Spokane rallies. Fred New man went all the way to win while How ie Reed was the loser. A 15-hit attack by Oklahoma City halted Tacoma 11-0 as catch er Hal Smith droe in eight runs lor the 89ors. He got lour for five. including a two-run homer in the ghth. Dave Guisti was the winner. fanning mile and walking two. Ron Hcibol drew his eight loss in 16 decisions. Linoseores: 1 1st game, 7 imiiiiKs! Seattle 000 200 0 2 0 1 Dallas Kt W. 2IHI 130 x- b 11 2 Stephenson. Uitchie i4 Nip IRTt i6. Singleton 161, and Gib son: Hotter, Haillnrgfon 4 and McCahe. WP-Kaillargeon. LP-Stephenson. 111!: Gih.MMi, 4th none on. As Winnings 1ll1.1l will compote in the British! Dvn beginning next Wednesday,1 Harron. Marshall and Isaacs tiu.ililied foi the lournament Fri. dav while Palmer and Nickl.ms playtsl on the "Host of the World'' team which scored a 6.3 vieNvrv over a select Hntish golf team in a sK'cial tournament at Black - pool put on by Prince Philip, Nicklaus. Palmer. Uodgers and Sanders ipialilieil aiitomatuallv (or the championship proper Ijwhich features a 120-man field ot competing lor three days on the '. ivuv.ii i.vioaiit ami Amies course The 20 golfers who competed in the Prince Philip tournament had: lunch with the prince and each' received a pair of solid gold euf links worth $'.20 with the dukes initials uiserihod. There were horgs oi & , , alvw w ith Pma iiutwroii prizes of eUhinq and mo of Yu n-i ,via 1-1. Wlfl1' other items during (lie tourna-ier of VustWbc'rt Hi1' ValMohd ment but no one won the S14.OOO of Spam' 1 0 'in international Itomis olleiwl for a hole-in-one on,leacut ' ' . ,,es Thur.sla.v tho 160-yartl nth hole ,,,, 'J Corvallis couldn't push a run across Mike Spiker and Tom Schiff led the hitters ith hlls each, one of Setoff's being a double. The second g;me sil rcal heartbreaker with Tern Pilgrim suffering the loss despite a neat four - hitter. The Hawks again led their opponents in the hit department with live off winner Gary Krics The only run of Hie game came in t'he second frame fr the South Salem crew. With Sunday. Jul)' 1963 (2nd game) Seattle 010 000 000 1 4 Dallas Ft. W 003 107 00s 11-17 (irilli, sinulelon 7i nnd Skccn Sadowski, It. G. Smith (fii and McCahe. Tacoma out) 000 000 0 7 I Oklahoma C 103 320 02x 11 15 ( Herbcl. Goctz (4 Sciiurr i' Prcgcnzer 181 and Talton; Guisl and Smith. HR: Smith 8lh 1 on Portland 000 001 000 I 4 1 Salt Lake 300 010 00.x- 4 4 0 Santiago. Flynn 191 and Bryan: Seyfried and Iloldener. llawan 000 200 001 3 4 1 spoKane 000 000 000 0 5 3 Newman and White; Reed and Burnley. Denver 120 012 010- 7 10 0 San Diego 044 020 OOx 10 12 0 liibant. Scale 3. Foss 151 Hickman i6. and L'ccker: Will: and Saul. I1IIS Salmon 1st none on; Withrow 2nd, Saul 3rd none on. Cocker 6th I in. LP-Ribant. Pacific Coast League By lulled Press International Northern Division W. L. Pet. (iB Spokane jo 37 .570 Tacoma 46 37 .554 !' Hawaii 41 42 .4114 6' Portland 39 43 .476 8 Seattle .35 50 .412 13' Southern Division W. L. Pet. GB Cklalionia Cilv "alias Kt. V. Salt Lake (. it v San Diego Demer 44 :i .537 44 40 ..VJ4 1 40 40 .300 3 41 46 .471 5 3S 44 .463 6 I'ridiis ' Results : I'allas-Kl. Worth 6 Seattle 2 (1st s'inie, 7 innings 1 D.ili.ts-Kt. Worth 11 Seattle 1 '2nd S.II1H" Oklahoma Citv 11 Tacoma 0 Mil Lake ( ity 4. Portland 1 San Dic-o 10' Denver 7 ll.nuii 3 SmiL :iu 0 Today's Pruleablp Pitchers T.icoma 1 Garibaldi 7-6 and ""Ws l :; ,,t Oklahoma Cit ! 1 Hninet s.i .nrl Cmh 4-7'. '2 ;.imes' I'm land llrowninfi' at Salt Uike Phil Mudivck 4-3'. 1 ' Seattle IVtor Smith 7-8 .it Dallas. Kt. 0I t, (Bonikowski 3-4' ! I.ia" ,0 .. vi.w.ller 4-2 and II ;!i r, epivr 1-10 1 al .Npohane Holt K,hl,')VK, 1-1' and Norm Kivh s.i 1 iv,.,,..,.. ,- j it San Pi- ego Coai,,d ,,', " .. ' M'l'Hrl lill.sl LIS NKW Volts: . I "PI ' liaising- one away. Gary Wright sin gled and stole second base. George Robb's single scored hirn. That was it for cither team. The Hawks threatened in the first and seventh innings and had runners on base in every inning and had a runner at third in the sixth. Spiker again was the leading sticker with a pair of singles. Marv Cunning ham blasted a double. Pilgrirp struck out six batters and nine of the Hawks whiffed. This Week's Slate MONDAY Moyina Heights vs. Dugan and .Most Gun Store vs. Crater Cats T&C vs. So. th Oxygen Pacific Co-Op vs. K.C. Paint Local Loan vs. Interstate Pump . Kingsley vs. Western Oil Ecelcs vs. Big Y East Side vs. Jcld-W'on Weyerhaeuser vs. Hal's Gene's vs. Bend-Portland TUESDAY Chiloquin vs. lialsiger's Malin vs. Superior Troy Interstate Pump vs. Butte Valley Liston vs. .Metier Bros. Musgrovc vs. So. 6th Oxygen Teamsters vs. DAKCO Olson's vs. Hal's Kiw'anis vs. Coca Cola -Motor Investment vs. Crater Lake Weyer-Gene's vs. Thomas Dodge WEDNESDAY Falcons vs. Bend (Gem) Tri-City at Central Point Flulircr's vs. Merrill Elks vs. Tulelake A&W vs. Pacific Co-Op T&C vs. Liston Aircraft Metier Bros. vs. Interstate Pump K. C. Paint vs. Butte Valley Ecclcs vs. Western Oil Kiuglsey vs. Big Y Hal's vs. Gene's Bend-Portland vs. Jeld-Wen Weyerhaeuser vs. East Side THURSDAY Dugan & Mest vs. Fluhrcr's Tulelake vs. Superior Troy K. C. Point vs. Metier Bros. Local Loan vs. T&C Mlisgrove vs. Pacific Co-Op Teamsters vs. Hal's Olson's vs. DAKCO Kiuanis vs. Crater Lake Coca Cola vs. Thomas Dodge Weyer-Gene's vs. .Motor Invest- incut FRIDAY (inn Store vs. Klks (rater Cals vs. Chiloipiin A&W vs. So. i;th Oxygen Pacific Co-Op vs. Interstate Pump Liston Aircraft vs. K. C. Paint SATURDAY Falcons at Salem Nor-Cal Ail-Star Game (Duns iiiuir) SINDAY Faleons at Ashland Hanks at Granls Pass Central Point at Medford Nor-Cal All-Star Came (Weedi Frank Lary Readies For Return DKTHOIT aPI' - Frank Ui ry. sporting a deep tan and his old form alter a two-month exile in the minor leagues, pulled on his No. 17 uniform Friday night and impressed his Detroit Tiger teammates with a 2o-minute bat ting practice stint. Tlie four Tiger batters who played the key role in t'Jiil in helping Lary to a 23-game vic torv season Al Kaline. Norm Cash. Kocky Colavito and Billy Brulon siiivl he looked like the Yankee-killer he once was Liiv, who has won only two games in the past two seasons, made his final preparations lor his return to the big leagues Sun day afternoon in the second game of a doub.ehender atauv-t the Kansas City Athletics. "llu vvas throwing real loose and easy out there. It's the best I've seen him in a long time." ixaiine said alter swinging against l.arv. "I'm really Hoping lie can ike it back, ho means a lot to the club " Colavito -si.d. "You'd never know lie's had anv aim trouble the way he Iwked " I was impressed with him He wasn't pushing tlie nail, l.isli .aid "He's a lot better than when l. left here." Bruton commented. He was throwing with a real easy motion He wasiit pusliing tne ia,l 1 think he s rcidy to eome Kick " Lary. who had a 7-2 rov-rd at KnoxvilrO. Ni:d. ' Tbc stay down tlwre did nie a ii of gun! it was tv.tl Imt aod I wasn't all. ml lo cut loose " Tourney The Hawks play at Grants Pass today while the Falcons are at Ashland. Hawks Spiker, 3b Main, cf SChttf, cl Woldt, Id Cunningham, si Young, ss Van Pelt. 2b Crume. 2b Grtrrish, If Kenyon, II Narramore. C. Bartlett, c Rabbins, rf Coleman, r f Pilgrim, p totals South Salem Meyers, r( Wright, ss Carbon, 3b Keeney, c Fries, p Plenge, lb G. Wright, 2b Robb, cl Caldwell, it Totals Hawks South Salem COO-000-0 0-5-0 010-000-x 1-4-2 SPTS ADD Hawkt Spiker, 3b Bath, cf Cunningham, ts Kenon, rl Schiff, If Woldt, lb Coleman, 2b Crume, 2b Bartlett. c Narramore, c Voung, p Totals Corvallis Summy, ss Robertson, lb Dover, if Mertes, cf Cox, c Dumont, 2b Vaughn, lb-3b Weslfall, 3b-ss O. Davis, rt J. Davis, p 3ergstrom, p Totals Hawks Corvallis 71 o 8 rj AB R H Rbi 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 1 1 1 0 O0O-0OO-O O-fl-3 210-002-x S-7-1 Salem Nine Slaughters By L'nitcd Press International The Salem Dodners of the North. west League are streakini? and they showed it Friday night with 1 20-3 thumping ol Levviston, lirst ia!f wiiiiieis. Tlie win was Iho 'iflh slrainhl in the second half for the Dodgers and enabled them to hold onto lirst place ahead of Wenatchcc Wenatchce topped Eugene 4-2 and In-City bombed Yakima 13 in other (games. Salem scored four runs in the second and then sewed it up with eigni more in tne third. Jim Lo febvre and Jim Camn.-ini! oar-i had two-run homers in the third and Hoy Glcason hit a solo homer Gleason added a two-run homer in the seventh and Vic Panel bit a solo homer in the ninth. Wenatchce scored t eighth to nip Eugene. Brian Men triple sent one run home and Mee scored on an error. In-City got nine runs in the first two frames and went on to ake Yakima behind Bob Soroul. Lcs huhnz tripled in two dm 'inr? a four-run Tri-City outburst in the first inning. Dave Mann o.' the winners hit a solo homer in the seventh. Versalles Ready To Buy Glove BALTIMORE itT1 - Minnc- sola shortstop Znilo Versalles was in the market for a now' plove Saulrday. Iho usually sM-fieldinc Ver salles committed five errors dur ing Friday's dnuhleheader with Baltimore. He made three in the first panic and two more in the nightcap. It wasn't a complete loss, though. The Twins won the night cap. 7-5, after la-ini: the open er, YANKS OPTION 1NKIKLDKK SEW YOUK ilTl' - lniield er Pedro Gonzalez has been op tioned by the New York Yankees to Richmond of the International league. Gonalcz was called up from Richmond recently when in fielders Tony Kubck and Phil t l.inz were injured. 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"BUY THE Y" 7364 SO. 6th TU 4-9776 DENTAL PLATES Reoaired while you wait. New Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE 10? 3 Va-n "') 4-32P4 EDUCATIONAL 13 QUALIFIED piano instructor wants itu- ,-.ort DJ'Ipr-e d'At!U''9 T(J -3 HELP WANTED, FEMALE E1GHT teieohone receptionists needed at once- all aoes accepted, satary, tun and art-time work available. No eoerence necessary. Apply in person, 701 Mam. PERMANENT position. Stenographer with shorthand, 130 words, and typing, 7S words. Must be responsible, neat, and capable. TU 2-2501. bt. 21. After j, cail TU 2-6467. ATTENTION WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES CF 21 ond 32 1 1 'e i "g tc a tea. c'an I ana ec '.ng Doiton i;"de- Vunit.pai cv ' '1 5e-viC. no-v t ,m to make FOIt 1 cation Or Veter Vifl Aprticat'O"1 mav be oft ed t tie cty .Police S'a'io" Z,r ,n eCf ifnt haih tr-rj hve a mmi l mum o a Hi ah Sc ooi educa'ie'" l Q(N1 wp' -g cfdit'-i"- grvyj j - A -.. . Ca 3 vCa"'Pn tt.t a-d a?od T,,(HELP WANTED, MALE 16 .iA't or 4 V r i m I. iiL.'pma'ic set we'M ad b"d m m, mytt m good i 0'(1f'. r-gM -J m.l. wf.'e C C'i S U.yfy Lumber Cc. . CM ;4 :.s3 HELP WANTED MALE U AUTOMOTIVE parts manager wi'h cnev. or CM experience. Central Oregon dealership with excellent facilities and employe be net its. Reply to P.O. box Bend, Ore VtN with cars who know the city tor light delivery work, good pay, must be "eat appearing. Apply in person, 701 Mam. WANTED. Man M-S0 years of age tor maintenance and general laundry work, Apply 3-S p m. 52S Market. WANTED used car salesman, prefer local married man, no previous eapen ntce necessary. Apply In per?;n, Dick B. MiMer Co., Oldsniobile, Cadillac, 7fn & Klamath. JOURNEYMAN barber reeded, 1040 E. Mam, TU 4-7289. pTe adthTs We have openings lor 2 men, 21 yr$. or Over lor lull time, year around work. LEADS ONLY NO CANVASSING Work ccn;il'i ol calling on new motneri, presenlinq a get-acQuamted otier from a leading local portrait studio, as well as otner leading pholograohers throughout me U S. NO NIGHT WORK NECESSARY Better than average commissions paid weekly, plus bonus. Must dress neatly. Car necessary. For personal interview, call Mr. Brooks. f-- in, OIUUSl, iu t-y. wonaay, jtiy . irom 12 noon- I p.m. MOTOR TRUCK SALESMAN Must hnvp mechanical background, neat aDDCoronce, nnd he nhle tn meet th? public. 25-35 years ot age. Experience OK, but we will tram the right man. See Mr. Tardiff. JUCKELAND MOTORS, INC. 1 1 th & Klamath Ave. BOYS! scahg?ol EARN Vacation Money by selling the Herald & News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact Herald & News, Circulation Dept., 1301 Esplanade PHONE TU 4-8111 HELP WANTED 17 WANTED 3 sales people as home coun selors, male or lemale, 30 years or older, high school education. Sales experience not necessary, will train i( qualified. Ex cellent opportunity lor people willing to work. Apply Echo Homes, 1035 Applewood. not i c Ef b "j 6 bTe E K E R S All help wanted ads published in tha Herald & New, are accepted In qnod it th that the jobs offered are as stated in 'ne advertising copy. We are not re sponsible for the Integrity ot our adver tisers, but we make every effort to dis cover and relect all misleading advertis ing. Anyone answering a help wanted ad and finding It lo be misleading is atked to report t to the Classified Ad vertising Department ol tha Herald News. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 COLORED girl would like hour work Call TU 2-U94, 8 a.m. or after 5 p.m. BABYSITTING, my home, offPacilic Terrace, TU 2-5368- W ANTED baby smingTfijU "ofpirUmt, my home, TU 3-5992. IRONING, washing, pickup7deliver,ffl5t service, TU 4-9434. JACK & JILL-DAY NURSERY 1328 Carlson Dr. TU 2-1844 WASHING and ironinq, my home, pick up and deliver, TU 2-5284. j WANT TO build or repair fences, prefer nnLri leuLing, nave crew, will trave , TU 4 9912. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 ! CLEAN, comforfable room. 7 hnrk from Main, S5 and up, TU 4-4259. 136. 134 N. 3rd, TU 4-6033, TU 4-9287.' ROOM, Board, Gentlemen 1607 Crescent CLEAN housekeeping room, utilities fur- CLEAN, cool, quiet, sleeping rooms! 310 So. 5th TU 2-0214. NICE clean cool rooms, close to S.P Depot, week or month rate. iiQ fnm. mercial. ROOMS- small house, reasonable. Ernie's Hotel, 631 SO. 5th. TU ?-5?25. APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24 ONE or two bedroom furnished7heat, water paid, TU 2-4719. LOVELY 2 bedroom unfurnished, good neighborhood, 2235 Wiard, TU 4-3577. THREE room, furnished, uptown, TU 4-542. SHARP, downtown, ti'-nishcd, adults, 155, Aloha Aots , TU 4-4 0 WANTED nice family lor upstairs 2 bed room apt. References. 506 N 8lh. CLEAN newly decorated, downtown, J60. utilities, Greer Apts , 710 Wain. NEWLY decorated 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Inquire 1535 Mitchell. SMALL, furnished, close in, utllitiespTid", 528.50, 537.50, 433 No. 10th St. CLEAN furnished 1 bedroom apt., closf to Main, !50, water, garbage paid, gas heat, 333 South nth, REX ARMS APART V E NT S Furnished 1 bedroom newly decorated. Heat, tele phone, garbage paid. UC U2. TU 2 9717. EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN Klamath s most modern, furnishfd 219 So. lHh . TU 2-1062 WALNUT apts . clean, quiet and homv7 "ea' court house, private parking, 415 Wflinur NEWLYptefj room aot., turmshed, close in. J 2-4193. MODERN furnished 3 rooms, dean, ga rages. Close in, $40 and up, 221 Sprino FURNISHED 1 bedroom duDleK."e7Vo children ove- cr-b sue, TU 4-3872. FURNISHED 2 rooms with ba7h7 135.3 rooms with bath, $Ai. hot and cold wa ter, garbage paid, 3526 Hilyard. AUDLEYAPAR7MENTS Nicely furnished 1 bedroom and itudos. 303 So. stn near Post Office. THREE room;, furnished. UCStairs, adults. 1017 High. ij ROOM unfu'n!sh(j dupl, 3 b'ccki from Van. electric heat, aouiti only, no pets, TU -Jjj4. LOVELY, fu'msnea. ail utilities paid, e-s Cose m. reasonab't. Aduiti. ,pets TU 4-9287. TU 4-6C33 LOVELY, spacious 2 bedroom tumijhn apartment. Automatic washer, otht e 'ras vils Addition. 1; 10, TU 4-622i SER verhaeuser tu-n.shed. Utilities. s'eam heat. H0. Tu 4ijl3 MCE cieai fU'n:ied acartmer', close n, TU 2-2531. TU 4-4M STUDIO an' eervtmg furnished, on" an oniv Ki Lmco'n ClFan, tDr1lSed 2 room aDartme"! Utilities oaifl. sfiar ed batn. new e-.er I 1(142 Eso'anar-e, 14S TU J-C32 APT. tor rent, completely furnished. uH it.ts. nil Van $t ONE bwoom cti.-pie u" 's, MS mo tn. 'ynn-vd ecer' s'c.es. 'e"gr'C' 31' and 3I" C-es'. TU 3-3444 Euf. 44 ce'o-e 5 APART VENT Lr- fie n 'et -d ccd wste- cad. 15 Tu -J4. riO M:-fom ii? , Hftt d i'r.t. ;.-7 A a' son. J JOHNNY'S MOTEL-APTS The Hovs of PxH. Wiee'v 'a'es 0. so-iace :xt el.eh'.. T tj ; 9i;c
