Butts Breaks Down In Tears During Trial
BUTTS LEAVES TRIAL Wallace BuHs walks from the federal building in Atlanta af
ter the sixth day of testimony in his libel sjit against the Saturday Evening Post. While
on the witness stand Monday, Butts broke down in tears and denied that he had
conspired to rig th 1962 Alabama-Georgia football game. UPI Telephoto
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RER.VLD AND
aqles Lose
As Injuries
By United Press IntrraaUooal
The Philadelphia Eagles, who
were known around the National
Football League circuit last year
as the "broken bone brigade,
are at it again.
Fullback Clarence Peaks, the
Eagles' leading ball-carrier in
1960 and 1961, suffered an elbow
injury in the Eagle - Baltimore
Colt clash last Siiturday night.
Although Peaks was originally
expected to be out of action for
three weeks, further examination
showed a chipped fracture of the
ulna bone on the left arm.
As a result the Eagles, whose
staggering injury list Inst year
was a major faotor in the club's
plunge to the Western Division1
cellar alter a second-place finish
in 1961, will lose Peaks' services
for approximately six weeks,
The Detroit Lions inserted
flankcrback Terry Barr at quar
terback in Monday's workout.
The reason for the move was lol
provide a back-up man for Earl
Morrall in case of Injury. Mill
PJum, the Lions' regular signal-
caller, was injured in Saturday's
game with the Cleveland Browns
Detroit also placed rookies Pete
O'Brien, Karl Kassulke and Don
King on waivers.
View Game Films
Coach Al Sherman of the New
York Giants, who meet the Lions
in the first game of a double
header at Cleveland Saturday
night, was particularly pleased
with the play of veteran back
Hugh McElhenney in Saturday's
game with the Chicago Bears af
ter viewing game films Monday.
Another veteran, Alex Webster,
also was praised by Sherman.
The Cleveland Browns' head
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coach, Blanton Collier, also sjientiers last Saturday night, Parker
Monday watching game films
and said he was "much more en-
couraged" over the team's prog-
ress. He added that the defensive
line did "an exceptional job" in
last Saturday's Browns-Lions
game.
Although coach Buddy Parker's
Pittsburgh Sleclers were soundly
whipped by the Green Bay Pnek
FCAC Begins
In Ashland
ASHLAND (UPD- The Fellow
ship of Christian Athletes Confer
ence, one of tliree being held in
the United States this summer,
opened Sunday at Southern Ore
gon College. It runs through Fri
day. Some 450 athletes from through
out the western U.S. are expected
(o attend.
Bob Richards, famed pole vault
er, o)cncd the conference Sunday.
Others participating include UCLA
track coach Duffy Drake, ex-
football player Donn Moomaw and
Dan Towler; football coaches Jim
Owens of Washington, Paul Dur
ham of Linficld and Lcn Casa
nova of Oregon; basketball star
Bob Pcttit, and former pitcher
Bob Feller.
SIGN FIRST PLAYKR
PHILADELPHIA (UPD - The
Philadelphia 7licrs, new entry in
the National Basketball Associa
tion replacing Syracuse, have
signed veteran guard Larry Cos-
tcllo for the 1963-64 season. Cos
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with the club.
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Hit
was philosophical about the dc
feat. "You don't spot the cham-
pions two weeks of practice and a
game and expect to beat them,
he said.
In other NFL developments the
Baltimore Colts released Dave
Yohn, second-year linebacker, and
Ihe Los Angeles Rams cut six
rookies Gerald Barlo, Dick Far
ris. Earl McQuiston, Walter Ni-
kirk, Dennis Murphy and Harold
Daniels in addition to veteran
Clancy Osborne.
Cleared For Action
The Kansas City Chiefs of the
American Football League report
ed that Bobby Ply would see ac
tion in Saturday s game with Oak
land although Ply's nose was bro
ken during Friday night's game
with Buffalo. Chris Burford spar
kled at end in Monday s workout.
Dave Smith, reserve fullback of
the Houston Oilers, suffered a
slight muscle spasm but is expect-
cd to see action In Wednesday
night's game with the Boston Pa
triots.
The Pats, meanwhile, cut cen
ter Bob Dentcl and defensive end
Jay Donovan. Since the releases
Icfl Boston with only one center,
coach Mike Holovak is trying tac
kle Jerry De Lucca and offensive
guard Tony Sarclisco at the center
position.
The New York Jets released
safety Ed Kovac, tackle Frank
Morclli (both of whom played lor
the Iitans last year) and line
backer Frank Robotti. Center
Mike Hudnck and fullback Bill
Mnlhis, who were injured last
Friday night against Houston,
should be ready for Friday night's
game with Buffalo.
beat?
Track
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iMentor Denies
Rigging Of Game
ATLANTA (UPI I - Wallace
Butts, former Georgia athletic
director, broke down in tears
Monday and again denied a Sat
urday Evening Post story that
said he conspired to rig the 19(12
Georgia-Alabama football game.
Sobbing audibly and his body
shaking. Butts was led from the
witness stand, and a five-minute
recess was declared in the trial
of his $10 million libel suit;
against the Post.
Butts buried his head In his
rms on a table aond sobbed un
controllably. His wife and three
daughters, sitting nearby, also
were crying, and his attorney had
dilficulty controlling his emotions.
Testimony from the onetime
coach came as the second week
of the trial got under way and as
direct testimony drew near an
end in the case.
The trial was scheduled to re
sume at 10 a.m., EST today, and
is expected to be concluded
Wednesday at the latest.
Returns To Stand
John Carmichael, Atlanta real
estate and insurance man, was
scheduled to resume testimony.
William Schroder, attorney for
Butts, said Carmichael may be
his last witness.
Carmichael is the boss ol
George Burnett, the Atlanta man
who said he was accidentally cut
inlo a long distance call between
Butts and coach Paul (Bear) Bry
ant of Alabama last September,
Burnett's notes were Ihe basis of
the Post story of last March
which said Bryant and Butts con
spired to rig the game.
Bryant has a separate $10 mil-
ion libel suit pending against
the magazine.
Bulls broke down cn the stand
when his attorney read a Post
editorial which said Butts and
Bryant "fixed" the game. He1
asked Butts if Ihe editorial, or
any part of it, were true.
"No sir. Butts replied. And
Doug Jones Wants
To Climb
By ACK CUDDY
UPI Sports Writer
NEW YORK (UPD - Doug
Jones said today he believes he
should get "about $300,000" if he
fights heavyweight champion Son-i
ny Liston for the title on home
television in December
New Yorker Jones, who is
ranked second only to gasious
Cassius Clay among contenders
by both the World Boxing Asso
ciation and The Ring magazine,
rubbed his small black mustache
reflectively and added:
It isn't the money itself. It's
just that I don't like to be under
valued. I understand they re will
ing to pay Liston $:!00,000. and
since it takes two to tango. I
should get the same."
Well-spoken Doug added thai
the money itself wasn t too im
portant because: "Alter I take
the title from Sonny I'll make a
fortune as champion.
Was he sure of taking Ihe title?
"I can beat any man in the
w o r I ri," he admitted frankly.
'And of course that includes Lis
ton."
Managed Ry Furrier
Doug. 26 and carrying about
198 pounds on his six-foot frame.
was chatting in the walnut-pan
elled office of his manager, Alex
Koskowitz, manufacturing furrier,
in the garment district.
A reporter reminded Doug that
matchmaker Teddv Brenner of
Madison Square Garden wanted
him to licht tall F.rnic Terrell of
Chicago for the right to the De
comber shot at Liston.
"That's out!" exclaimed pilot
Koskowitz a stockv. black
haired alert man of 52. "I've
turned down the Garden's offer
of $10 000 for a Sept. 20 fight
wi!h Terrell.
Then Koskowitz angrilv aked
whv Junes should be forced to
fi'jht the lower -rated Chicago
skvscraner when Jones alreadv
was rated second only to top - con -
tender Clay of Uiuisville.
"I'll ficht anybody," explained
Doufi "Rut not if Alex objects,'
to the opinont.'
"And I do object." said the
manager. "After all. besides your ,
ranking, both vou and Terrell ,
(ought Zora Kollev. You knocked
him ot't in Ihe seventh round last
December. But Terrell had
hard
lime nut-pointing him nn!Snnm,rs- HaSital all-sUtr football
Julv 27 at the Garden.'
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Nov.
Doug replied: "I wan IM fori
People Read
SPOT ADS
you are new.
I'd like to explain. It is not true
Then Butts began sobbing.
Asks About Finances
Post attorney Welborn Cody
concluded his cross-examination
of Butts with questions about his
financial condition. He produced
a financial statement Butts
signed July 17, 1361, which listed
the coach's assets as $205,988.
The attorney asked Butts to
explain tile financial statement in
the light of trial testimony in
which he said he had been unem
ployed and "financially insolvent"
since the Post story came out
Rnllc rniilio4 thiil fhora hurl
neen a nig cnange in nis u
nances since the time of the
statement. He said some stock
he owned had gone down
value, that he had sold other;
stock, and borrowed all he could
on $110,000 in life insurance poll
cies.
Cody questioned Butts closely
in his cross-examination on such
Butts enterprises as real estate.
orange groves, fruit juices, scotch
whisky, loan companies, restaur
ants and coffee vending ma
chines. Explains Calls
Earlier. Butts testified that
telephone calls he made to Chi
cago beer distributor Frank Sco
bey were for "business reasons."
including one on the day of the'ionette teamed up to take sec-
controversial game between thelond place in dual competition.
two schools. Scobey has been
identified by the Senate racketsi
committee as a man who bet
heavily with a gambling syndi
cate on football games and horse.
races.
Former All - America football
players Charley Trippi, who.
gained fame when Butts was'
Georgia coach, and I.ee Roy Jor
dan, a center on the Alabama
learn last fall, supported Butts'
denial of the Post story.
Trippi said he did not think
Burnett's notes amounted to any-
thing and added that he would
have torn them up.
In With Lisfon
my last fight on June 14. when
I outpointed Billy Daniels at
Teaneck, N. J. That was the!
heaviest for any of my fights
and it was too heavy. 1 was a
little clumsy that night. For Lis
ton I'd come down to about 185
and be very fast.
Why did Doug figure he could
take the heavy crown from Lis
ton, after having failed to win
the then-vacant light heavyweight
title in a fight with Harold John-,
son of Philadelphia in May lSXB'.'
"Because I'm much better now
than I was then. I learned, for
example, in t h e Johnson fight
that I've got to get off faster
with my punches than the other
fellow whoever he is and
I can do it now. Certainly I'm
faster than Sonny, and he's a
very good fighter. No. I've never
Athletes Send
Sternberg Hello
ASHLAND lUPH - Some 50
delegates attending the Fellowship
of Christian Athletes Conference
said "hello" to injured University
of Washington pole vaulter Brian
Sternberg Monday night.
They delivered their message
over a special telephone hookup
to Sternberg s hospital room in
Seattle. He then spoke to them
over the hookup.
Sternberg had planned to attend
the conference before being
jured. His parents were here in
his place.
The conference began Sunday
and ends Friday. Many famous
spoi ls personalities are attending
including the Rev. Bob Richards,
former Olympic pole vaulter: Bob
Pettil. sUir forward for tile St
Louis Hawks of the National Bas
ketball Association, and Jim
Owens, head Washington football
coach.
L . , .
MetfOS LOSG
Two By Injury
PORTLAND iTPD - Ore.uon
City end Kick Sekne ami tackle
Sieve Rust of Central Catholic
were lost to the Metropolitan team
Monday for its meeting with the
Sl:itp sniuid in llw 1tilh nniimil
ciime Siitunkiv n k'ht.
a ruled out because ol
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was nKielmco with foot troubles
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i'mi.-v vti;. .M t, fl IKIIltKI
Irom ("Wveland, suffered a bone
(rat-lure in his right hand last
oek.
Metro Coach Rob Hull of Jef
ferson and Siatt Coach r'red Spie
gelberg of Mcdlord worked their
teams in practice sessions again
today al Uwis and Clark College
and the I Diversity of Portland
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In tne matter of the vacation ot plat
ol Subdivision of Williamson Rivtr Es
tates in Kimtrt County. Oregon.
Notice it hereoy given that a duly pre
pared ano moo pennon nai ocen re
ceived by the County Court of Klamath
County, Oregon, praying tor the vacation
Of tti following oescnoeo piai, io-wii:
Williamson River Estates subdivision In
government lots 1, 14, IS. 19, 21. and
l. Section 21. Township 3S South,
Range 7, E, W W. in Klematn County,
Oregon.
Thu petition will be considered by the
Klamath County Court at 10:30 AM.
(OST) on Wednesday. September II. 193.
in their offices in the Klamath County
Courthouse.
if no opposition is made to the petition
the Counlv Court may grant the peti
tlon with such restrictions ai It deems
necessary and reasonable, and lor the
public good.
Signed in open court this 9th day of
August, 193,
Klamath County Court
R. R. Walker, County Judge.
Frank F. Genong, Commissioner,
E. K. Allison, Commissioner.
No. 24. Aug. 13, IS, 1963.
Willard
On Winning
Swim Team
San Francisco's Merionettes, a
seven-member synchronized swim
ming team, copped the National
AAU outdoor swimming title in
competition in Washington, D.C.,
Sunday.
A member of the Merionettes
is Patty Willard, granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hendricks
Klamath Falls. She is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Wil
lard, San Francisco
The Merionettes scored 120
points highest total in the his
tory of the meet.
Miss willard and another Her-
She also won sixth place in stunt 'J
swimming, and eighth in solo com
petition.
The swimming events will be
featured on a television presen
tation. "The Wide World of
Sports," Saturday, Sept. 14.
PICK TOURNEY SITE
NEW YORK (UPI) The Gor
don Trophy tennis matches, an
annual championship for senior
players representing the United
States and Canada, will be staged
at the Seigniory Club, Montcbello,
Quebec. Aug. 16-17. The U. S.
currently holds the team trophy.
$300,
been stopped in my 27 bouts, and
was floored only once in the
first round by Folley."
Doug disclosed that he and
wife Shirley are expecting
another child in October. They
already have a 6-year-old daugh
tor. Theresa.
Major League
Leaders
By United Press International
National League
G. AB R. H. Pet.
Groat. StL 117 472 65 162 .343
Clemnte, Pitt 108 424 61 141 .333
Gonzalez, Phil 117 431 64 138 .320
T.Davis, LA 101 379 46 121 .31!)
Pinson, Cin 120 484 73 154 .318
Aaron, Mil
1U 10Z ho Mb .Jib!
Williams, Chi
White. StL
Cepeda, SF
115 445 B8 136 .306
117 476 81 145 .305
114 417 68 125 .300
93 371 5!) Ill .2!)!)
Willis. LA
American League
Ystzmski, Bos 109 414 69 1.18 .333
Rollins, Minn 99 372 59 118 .317
Kaline. Det
Pearson, LA
Malzone, Bos
111 432 73 136 .315
113 427 60 129 .302
109 421
4 126 .299
Wagner, LA
Geiger, Bos
114 422 57 126 .299
84 278 55 83 .299
Hershbgr. Chi 95 332 48 95 .286
Causey. KC 105 424 57 121 .285
Smith, Balli 100 310 42 87 .281
Home Runs
NalVmal League: McCovey, Gi
ants 33: Aaron, Braves 31; Mays,
Giants 28: Cepeda. Giants. Santo,
Cubs. White, Cards, all 20.
American League: Stuart, Red
Sox 28; Killebrew, Twins 26; Alli
son. Twins 25: Howard, Yanks 23;
Wagner, Angels 22.
Runs Ratted In
National League: Aaron, Braves
97: White, Cards 82; Santo, Cubs
'8: Pinson, Reds 76; Boyer, Cards
American League: Stuart, Red
Sox 78: Kaline, Tigers 77; Wag
ner. Angels 70: Allison, Twins and
Howard. Yanks 66.
Pitching
National League: Perranoski.
Dodgers 11-2; XIaloney, Reds 17-4;
McBcan, Pirates 12-3; Marichal,
uianis ana ixouia.x. uotigcrs in-o.i i
Amrriran l.eattue: Rnu(nn.w
, . .
anKs is-a; nanau, nco box iz-i;
Kord. lanks 17-6; Downing, anks
8-3; Peters, White Sox 12-5.
Salem To Meet
Corvallis Nine
SALEM iL'Pli Corvallis won
its way into the finals of Ihe Ore
Son State Men's softball champion
ship against Salem Monday night
bv blanking Eugene 1-fl
Eugene had defeated Medford:
2 0 in an earlier game.
Corvallis must beat Saicm twice
tonight for the crown.
Bo Willis of Eugene hurled a
no-hit. no run game in the opener
against .veniora.
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No. 3-24-E
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
EDWARD PEDERSEN. Plaint. M, vt
OAGNEY LARSEN, JOHN DOE LAR -
JOHN DOE SORE N SON. her huMd;
SOLRIG HANSON and JOHN DOE HAN-
SON, her husband, and an persons t,..m-i- - -ing
by, through or under them or any HEALTH
TO: DAGNEY LABSEN. JOHN DUE
LARSEN. her husDana. EE SA SOEN-
,J,rHANS0N.n70HNri0EC.u,,,.1, a. Currh, . Ear Dr,. . 1
HANSON, her husband, and all
claiming by, through or under them, or -
any of them. Defendants
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Of
OREGON: You, end each of you are
1 hereby required to appeal
ano answer
ine Lompiaini meo agairm rim
above entitled suit within four (4) weeks
of the first publication of this Summons,
which dale is July 30, 1963, and It you
fail so to answer, tor want thereof, the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court tor a
nirrt reniiirina vou and each of you
to set forth the nature ot any claim any
of you may have in that certain rest Wili train ouaimea appmani.
property situated In Klamath Counlycfldf Laundry.
Oregon, and described as: j
Block Six 161 FIRST ADDITION to HELP WANTED,MAj.E 16
of vacated Main Street adjacent thereto,
and decreeing the Plaintiff to be the
owner thereof, tree and clear ol any
claims, Interest or demands ol you or
any of vou.
This Summons it served upon you, and
each ot vou, pursuant to an Order of the
above entitled Court dated Ihe 26th day
of July, 1963.
L. ORTH SISEMORE
Attorney far Plaintiff
538 Main Street ' j
Klamath Falls, Oregon
No. 310, July 30, Aug. 6, 13, 20, 1v63.
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17
MAN and wife wanted on poultry farm,
no small children, Rte. 2, Box 828, TU
4-8937.
COUPLE needed. Married couple with
out dependents for live-In supervisory po
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i persons wim gooo moral cnaracier con-
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SITUATIONS WANTED 18
WORKING MOTHERS - child care day or
nignr, ru 2-idiT.
IRONING TO DO In my home.
TU 4-9936
BABY sitting In my home night or day.
JACK & JILL DAY NURSERY
1328 Carlson Dr. TU 2-1B44
IRONING, washing, pickup, deliver, fast
service, TU 4-9434.
WANTED baby sitting In my home days.
TU 2-6973.
MOTEL manager or housekeeper, experi
enced In all work. Florence Harampolls,
1123 5th, San Fernando, Calif.
ROOMS FOR RENT
.. 22
BISBEE HOTEL. IV So. till, rooms,
plenty hot water, reasonable rates, new
manager. TU 3-64A9.
CLEAN room, gentleman, $20 a month.
15 Crescent.
ROOMS, small house, reasonable. Er
nie's Hotel, 631 S. 5th, TU 2-522S.
BOARD and room for middle-aged lady
in pari time oo, very reasonable. 1544
jonnson after 3 o.m.
MEN, housekeeping, everything furnished,
S36, 134 N. 3rd. TU 4-6033. TU 4-9287.
ROOM, BOARD, GENTLEMEN
1607 CRESCENT
CLEAN housekeeping room, utilities fur-
nisnea. iu z-mb, ji Pine.
CLEAN, cool, quiet, sleeping rooms.
310 So. 5th - TU 2-0214.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
24
FURNISHED large 3 room studio act,
all electric, private bath, atl utilities fur
nished, 4 blocks lo Main, S52.50, TU
2-3169, TU 2-3222.
CLOSE in, furnished 3 room, water, garb
age, wasn tog, caoie. iu 4-8384.
REX ARMS APARTMENTS. Furnished
l bedroom newly decorated. Heat, tele
phone, garbage paid. S40 - S42, TU 2-9217.
ONE bedroom furnished apt.. Mills Ad
dition, water paid, $40, TU 2-0473.
NICE, large 3 room furnished apartment
with den. Close in, ample parking, TU
4-4V66, IU 2-iiJl.
ONE bedroom nicely furnished. Silk
drapes, automatic washer, near schools.
Patio, yard, adults. TU 4-376, TU 4-3893.
CLEAN, newly decorated, downtown, utili
ties. &reer Apts., 710 Main.
EWAUNA . DOWNTOWN
Klamath's most modern, furnished.
219 So. 11th - TU 2-1062
TWO one bedroom newly furnished and
decorated apts. TU 4-6732.
NEAR WverhaeusefurnTshed. Utili
steam heat, $40, TU 4-8313.
COMPLETELY furnished apartment, utll.
ities paid. Ull Main.
FURNISHED 3 room- utilities paid, shared
oam, w, 4i? no. turn.
NICELY furnished, 3 rooms, bath.
rage, private entrance, couple, TU 2-1214
HOUSE OF ROCKS MOTEL
ftooms-Apts., daily, weekly rates.
Reasonable. 2005 Biehn, TU 2-9130.
$36 to $58.50
COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTt
1-3-3 bedroom aolv, furnished or unfur
nished Permantnf maintenance Included.
Monday through Friday
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMENTS
1427 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-I271
Office hours I a.m. to 5 p.m.
KLAMATHFALlsTl NEST
2S44 Union
1 & 2 bedroom apartments
FurniiSrt or unfurnished
SoaciOus Rooms
Tastefully Decorated
Wall to Wall Carpatmf
Swimming Pool
Rtfl'al includes all service
except teieohone and electricity
Dorothea Nolan tu 1-0164
RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
end
MOTEL
2660 Shosto Way
0e and Two Bedroom opts.
Furnished ond Unfurnished
$69.50 to $89.50
Po.ly, Weekly Motel Rates
TU 2-5577
APARTMENTS fOR RENT .... 34
in pan. furnished 2 roon
room apartment.
uMiit.ei oaid. shared bath, new owner!
. Esolanede, T
FuUnidc. TU 2-032.
! rDoToM-furnished apt., close In,
possible to use at satisfactory 3
room, TU 2-22t.
DUPLEX furnished, electric, 'i block
u M.urhMiur. TU J.1IJ0
. .
FURNISHED apt.. 130, East Main, near
Depot, TU 4-7290, TU 4-412).
2129 Or
.iniicc w..
chard, adults. Inquire 2037 Radclitft.
2 BEDROOM unfurnished, S blocks from
1 TWO badroom lurnllhed aparlmenl. All
utilities pad. 1100. J Sheita Way, TU
-inuc bedroom
furnished. Duomatic
i washer, 170. t!7 No. Ith, TU 4-749e.
PLEASING downtown, turnisned, adults,
1S5, Alpha Apis., TU 4-4S22.
DOWNTOWN 3 room modern apts. Sea
Delia or Gladys at 1)7 S. 7lh.
NEWLY furnished studio apts.. aduitT
also 3 bedroom house. Close In, TU 4-3479.
HOUSES FOR RENT
26
NICE duplex at 1S84 Melrose. Hot water
well, adults, TU 4-4880
THREE small bedrooms, KU, 2100 Ar
thur. t70, TU 3-0341.
NICE furnished I bedroom cabin, S3,
'
1235 Adams, TU 4-3BS4, TU 4-9754.
rent or sell. Low down payment. 3
j bedrooms, unfurnished. Near Mills
school. AIS Owens.
FOR rent or sell cheap, small 2 bed
room home, TU 4-6558.
2 BEDROOM near City Center, gas, gar
age, vacant Aug. 15, TU 4-8773.
TWO bedroom unfurnished home. 3
blocks Irom Main, fireplace, carpeting,
new oil furnace, S75. TU 2-IB58 evenings.
THREE bedroom. 3 bath, lease option, .
l mo., TU 3-5IW.
FIVE room unfurnished house, Inaulre
J06I White.
DUPLEX unfurnished, 3 blocks from
Main St. Adults, no pels. Electric heat,
TU 4-3354.
SMALL, furnished 1 bedroom house.
Close In, TU 4-3200.
UNFURNISHED 7 bedroom duplex, wa
ter paid. Curtains and drapes through-
wainer, aryar nooK-up. TU 2-0240
alter 7 p.m.
FURNISHED 2 bedrooms, clean, gm
stoves. Near Mills School. Water, gar
bage, lawn care, S5S. 1939 Wantland, TU
4-6626.
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE
TU 2-4116 TU 4-8739
SELL or lease So. Sixth St. home and
4,500 sq. ft. shop on 1-3 acre. 2 baths.
3 bedrooms, electric heat, wall to wall
carpel, large family room. Phont Mr.
Ashcratt, TU 2-3701 or call Permalums
Plastics Corp.. Vancouver, Wash.
UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom duplex
California Ave., $69.50, TU 4-9264.
SMALL 2 bedroom furnished house. S131
Collage, TU 4-6609.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom, basement.
$50, 301 No. 3rd. Inaulre 111 Pint, TU
4-5665.
THREE bedroom unfurnished, yard, ga
rage. 2 mi. north of town. Children, peti
rent $65, TU 2-6590.
5 ROOM partly furnished, all newly deco
rated, $50, 3209 Emerald, TU 2-0575. in
quire 224 Michigan.
NEAT one bedroom, nicely furnished $60,
TU 2-3317.
MAKE repairs on house near Weyer
hfieuser, apply on rent or purchase, Mrs.
hod Adams, Bonanza.
UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom, nice dis
trict, adults, no pels, 1630 Patterson, TU
2-1812.
PARTLY furnished 2 bedroom house, hot,
cold water furnished, no yard, $65. TU
4-9564.
FOR lease neat 2 bedroom. Large fenced
lot, 2-3 acre, irrigation. 5140 Cottage, $70
month. Phone Mr. Ashcraft, TU 2-3701.
MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27
DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE, one 3 room
and one 4 room, rea sonable, TU 4-53T 4 .
REAL ESTATE WANTED
28
WANTED to rent Aug. 20, clean 2 bed
room house, furnished, dining room.
Teaching couple; no children, Write
Box 537C, Herald News.
WANTED to rent 2 or 3 bedroom partial
ly furnished. Suburban area preferred.
Family of four. References! Write Her
ald and News Box 561C.
WANT 2 or 3 bedroom home. Have small
business building with apt. on So. 6th as
down payment, TU 2-4378.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
30
SUBURBAN 3 bedroom, garage. Small
fenced lot, built-in kitchen, wall to wall
carpeting. $8,850. TU 4-7312.
NICE 3 bedroom home, fireplace, car
pet, large garage, Mills Addition, 2346
Wantland, $13,900, TU 4-5668.
HOT Springs 4 bedroom, caroetino, fire
place, basement, sprinkler, TU 2-1985.
NEW 3 bedroom home, Henley High
School district, $16,000, TU 2-5106.
144 IRRIGABLE-acres farm. Th ret
miles East Tulelake. First grade land,
modern buildings. Phone 798-5713 or
see Chas. Dyer, Merrill, Ore.
TWO bedroom home. Clean, large lol,
new fence, owner, $9,250. TU 2-4852.
NEW, large view home, large lot. Near
OTI and hospital. Daylight basement, ap
pointment only! Also small home for
$8,500, TU 2-0570.
MUST sell this fine 4 bedroom home,
large lot, fenced yard, $11,500. 4006 Clin
ton, TU 2-6455, TU 4-8658.
VACATION home sites on Highway 97,
timbered, bordering creek, airfield, high
way, and village. Graded roads to all
sites. Maps furnished on request. $450
up. Terms. Write W. C. Elms, Box
60, Chemult. ph. 365-2281.
LOVELY 4-yr.-old 3 bedroom home,
bulltin appliances, fireplace. $650 down
or consider boat or car. TU 2-3835.
YEAR old 3 bedroom, 1.300 sq. ft., bulltin
appliances, circulating fireplace, 2 baths.
Consider boat and motor, camp trailer,
pickup camper. Jeep, etc. as down pay
ment. TU 2-3177.
OWNER transferred, let his loss ba your
gain In this lovely fully carpeted 2 bed
room home In Moyina Heights. Ideal
kitchen with built-in appliances, fire
place, fenced backyard with patio. Any
type loan or assume present loan, at 5
per cent. 6445 Shasta Way, TU 4-6638.
HOT SPRINGS laraV2b7droofireplaceT
quiet area, $15.000, TU 2-4165.
SHASTA Way corner lot. Lara unob
structed view, 69' X 297'. Ideal for duplex
or family home. TU 4-5420 or after
Elliot 6-2291 Rocky Point.
TWO bedroom, guesThouse, 2 baths. MHIl
Addition, $12,250. TU 4-7970.
THREE bedroom furnished. Hot Springs.
Full basement. TU 2-5691 after 6 p.m.
COOS BAY propertyTiell or tradeTToOh
TU 2-1274.
A GOOD buy, partially furnished 1 bed
room home. Mills Addition, small amount
down, call TU 4-4481.
3 BEDROOM, Vi baths, gas heat, car
peted living, dining room, fine well
water, pfus 6' i acres line pasture, lots of
water, SU.SOO. TU 2-0141.
NEW 3 bedroom in Peterson District,
wall to wall carpel In living room, hall.
Fireplace, built in oven, range, lots of
Storeoe. 1.300 iq. ft. $16,000, TU 4-79B2,
TU 4-8153.
2 BEDROOM house at 2823 Homedale.
alt rooms large, very clean, lots of
tras. Large fenced yard. Any type loan,
TU 2-0185.
USE State Vet Loan AGAIN, $1500 down,
5 acres, 2 bedroom, built-in kitchen, also
2room cottage, $9750, TU J-0341.
FOR sale or tradefoTed BMr'prop"
erty. Two bedroom home, woodshed, ga
rage, chicken house, 50 x 200 lot Wocul
Rd . automatic electric well pomp, no
water bills, new circulating wood heater,
new brick chimney, electric cook stove,
oood floors. Job called me elsewhere.
M.SOO Good terms, write Boi 53C. Her
ajdarwj News leaving phone number.
OWNER TR ANSFE R RED Your opoor
tun.ty to own exceptional suburban fam
ily home. Over 1.700 sq. ft. living area.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 3 fireplaces, hard
wood tjoorj, huge living room, separate
u i. Tamoy room. Superbly land
I scaped, tenced. separate garage. Corner
Ht end wnl include extra adjoining lot
iW'tfi water, sewg. electricity hook-up.
! ideal tor trailer housg or building lot.
All tor only 117,000. TU 4-4800, 5351 Har-
POR sale or rent 2 bedroom home.
Marrlman district. $3 500 cash! Or 14,000
any terms, TU 2-SSJ4.
GOOD two bedroom home. t-cilHn- to-
ration, priced to
sell, reatonabie terms.
' By owner. Ph.
4IJ-0I17 Ashland.