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HKljALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli. Oregon
Wedn,Ki,y, A.,8u.t . , LEGAL NOTICE I LEGAL NOTICE
Dogs And Women Torment Postmen
WASHINGTON I LTD - The
U.S. Post Office Department has
a sort of combined motto
and pep talk which it lifted from
the Greek historian, Herodotus,
and put on the front of the New
York post office: "Neither snow
nor rain nor heat nor gloom of
night stays these couriers from
the swift completion of their ap
pointed rounds.
What frequently does stay
these couriers from the swift
completion of their appointed
rounds is a dog. Also a woman
The department talks freely
about the dog problem, and 'the
supervisor's safety handbook for
postmen says under section 188
that "carriers should neither an
tafionize nor attempt to pet
docs.
Nowhere is there advice and
counsel on what the postman
should do when a woman invites
him to put down his mail sack
and come in for a cup of coffee.
But Jt is a real problem and a
postman of about 10 years expert
ence told about it after exacting
a strict pledge that he would re
main anonymous:
"A lot of these women are just
(he motherly type. You know,
it's raining and they feel sorry
for you and they want to give
you some hot coffee and maybe
toast. They don't cause much
trouble because you can always
tell them you're late and have to
keep going to get your whole
pouch of mall delivered.
"Then there's the other kind.
You could call them lonesome.
They're waiting at the door every
time you deliver the mail. If you
turn them down on a cup of cof-
fee, then they tell you to comei
inside because one of their letters I cause it developed that many
has been lost and they want to postmen , were being bitten by
talk about it. I always tell them stray dogs.
to give me a written mcmoran- Now an experiment is in pro-
dum. but most of the time thev'gress in Detroit. Miami, Balti
don't buy that. Sometimes they
get real tough and say they're
going to report me to the depart
ment if I don't come inside. No
body has reported me so far, but
you never can tell.
"It's easy to spot the danger
ous ones. Usually they're wearing
a kimono or something like that
and have their faces made up as
if they were going to a Satur
day night dance. When you see
one like that, brother, you better
run. I
"I'm not saying there are lots
of them on my route, but there
are enough to cause trouble. But
I hear things are even worse for
people like television repair men
telephone company workers and
fellows who sell things door to
door. Those guys got to go inside
die house to do their job, Me, 1
can always stand at the door and
say no.
Unfortunately, there is no way
a postman can say no to a dog
which is rushing at him with
every intention of biting. About
7,000 postmen were bitten by dogsj
last yosr, and the worst offend
en were Dobcrmans, cockers,
Pekingese and terriers.
The Post Office Deoartmont
knows it's walking a tight rope.
It wants to protect the iwslmcn.
hut it faces the wrath of millions
of American dog lovers. The first
attempted solution was to advise
the owner of any dog that bit a
postman that hereafter he would
have to pick his mail up at the
post office. That didn't work be-
more and San Francisco where
the postmen have been armed
with an aerosol capsule called
Halt. It is loaded with mineral oil
and an extract of cayenne pepper
and was developed at the Univer
sity of Georgia. When a postman
is about to be attacked, he
squirts Halt at the dog.
The department says the pre
liminary results are encouraging:
"The sprayed dog does not cry
out. He merely puts his tail be
tween his legs and beats a hasty
retreat. In most cases, after one
or two experiences with Halt, the
dog never again attacks the user.
"While an animal obviously has
been made uncomfortable for a
short period of time, there are
no lasting effects to the eyes or
any other portion of the (ace.
Within 10 to 15 minutes the ef
fect of Halt has worn off and the
dog returns to normal. Halt
leaves a yellowish coloration on
the dog s hair which is remov
able by washing."
Ten per cent of all dog bites
cause injuries which force post
men to lose work time, and last
year the department says the
total cost was $800,000. Even so,
the department did not plunge
into the Halt experiment rashly.
It informed the American Kennel
Club, the American Humane As
sociation, the Popular Dogs Pub
lishing Co., and (he Humane So
ciety of the United States, and in
vited suggestions and coopera
tion. The trial period (or Halt is
about over and by Labor Day
there may be a decision as to
whether it will become a perma
nent weapon in the postal arsen
al. Any time the Post Office De
partment is accused of being an
ti-dog, R tells the story of Owney.
I he post office dog, who was
mounted and is now on display in
the Smithsonian Institution. Own
ey showed up at the Albany,
N.Y., post office in 1888 and be
gan taking out of town trips with
the mail sacks'. The clerks put
an identification tag around Own
ey s neck and he began traveling
all over the country.
One day he got aboard a mail
steamer in Tacoma, Wash., and
went around the world in IX!
days. In Japan, the Mikado gave
Owney a canine passport and he
collected what the department
calls "200 medals and certifi
cates." He was considered lucky
because no train nor ship on
which Owney was riding ever
had an accident.
If this doesn't convince critics
of the Post Office Department's
dog policy, the story then is told of
how Owney died on the streets
of Toledo, Ohio, ih 1897. Another
dog attacked and Owney not be
ing equipped with Halt fought
back unto death.
(Tomorrow: Junk mail: who
ends it and why).
Iiu,J out el tfi. Circu.f Court of fht S''
ol O'tgon lor Klamatn County to it 0"
rocteo in tht cos ot I. e. comce"
plaintiff. VI. Glenn E. FundenDargar. Wil
! OrtO J. Fundenotrgtr, pick C. WcDoi-aid.
I Jean M McDonald, Umltd Cai.19"1'
Heme, ana jamat F. 5filll, , u, ir,3
tr ooing butincu at Jamas f. SM.eli
and Comoony, defendant,.
J. M. Bntlon
Sheriff of Kllmilh County.
Oregon
by Betty Crank
Deputy
No. 301. Aug. 21, 21. sept. 4. II.
e?l Mam Street
Klematrt Fella, Oregon
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No. H-SJ P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAVATH
In the Matter or the Estate
VARGARET MONIMIA McDERMOTT,
Deceased
, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN fret the
undertigned het been appointed tne ad
fn.msfratn ot the estate of MARGARET
MONIMIA McDERMOTT, deceased.
tne Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon
tor Klamath county, and hat qualified
All persona having claimt against laid
estate are hereov notified to present tne
duly verified at by law required,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that I have
filed my final account at administratrix
of the Estate ot Merwin M. Oonelson.
also known as Merwin Milton Donelson, I to the undersigned at fhe otlice of Rich.
deceased, in tne circuit Court of the ard c. Beetley, Atlorney at Law.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE
On tht 20th day ot September, 1963. at
tht hour of 10 A.M. at the front door of
tht Courthouse in Klamalh Falls, Oregon,
I will sail at auction to tht hloheit bid
der tor cash tht following described real
property located In Klamalh County, Ore
gon, to-wlt:
NW4 of section , Township 40 South,
Range 9 East Willamette Meridian.
Said tale li made under execution Is-
Stale of Oregon, for Klamath Countv. and
mai ine tourr nai set Sept. 23, 193,
tn hour ot 10:00 a m , at the time for
Tht ncanng of ob (tenon thereto and set
tlemenf thereof.
Dates this 2is day of August. 19J.
JUNE M. DONELSON
Adminlslratn.;
O'NEILL & McLAREN
Attorneys for administratrix
No. 303 Aug. 31, 21, Sept. 4, 11, 19e).
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
EQUITY NO. 43-132
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
CHARLES KELLISON. Plaintiff, VI.
JANET KELLISON, Defendant.
TO JANET KELLISON, DEFENDANT
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required to
appear and answer the Complaint on file
against you in the above-entitled cause
within four (4) weeks from the date of
first publication of Summons In the HER
ALD and NEWS, which first publication
day Is the Hth day of August. 1963,
and If you fail to answer, plaintiff will
apply to the Court tor Ihe relief prayed
lor in nis complaint, namely:
I
That he be granted a decree of abso
lute divorce of and from the defendant,
forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
plaintiff and defendant.
ll
That he be decreed to be the owner o'
the 1959 Chevrolet automobile, tree and
clear of any claims ol defendant therein,
and that he pay the balance on same
and save defendant harmless therefrom.
Ml
For any further relief as to the Court
may seem lust and equitable in the premises.
This summons Is served upon you by
publication thereof once a week for four
consecutive weeks In the HERALD
and NEWS, a dally newspaper ol general
circulation, published in Klamath County,
Oregon, pursuant to the Order of the Hon
orable David R. Vandenberg, Judge of
the above-entitled Court,' dated and en
tered on the 12th day ot August, 1963.
T nomas p. Wood
of
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF
531
Street, Klamath Fails, Oregon, with
in six months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published July 31, 1943
Lest publication August 21, 1963.
ISABELL HURTGEN
Administratrix
RICHARD C. BEESLEY
Attorney at Law
5ii Main Street
Kiamatn Falls, Oregon
Attorney for Administratrix
No. 279, July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 1963.
NO. 63-13 PROBATE
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STAT E OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
i the Matter ot tht Eslel of
WILLIAM D. CLARK, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that I have
tiled my Final Account In the Estate of
William D. Clark, deceased, and tnai
Wednesday, the itth day of September,
1963. at the hour of 9:30 a.m.. In fhe
above entitled Court has been appointed
by ihe said Court as the lime and place
for the hearing of objections thereto and
tne settlement thereof.
Freda E. Clark, Executrix
Allen G. Fletcher
Atlorney for Executrix
293, Aug. 14, 21, 28, Sept. 4, 1963,
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EQUITY NO. 63-222
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
EMIL A. BERG, Plaintiff, vs. MAR
GARET BERG, Defendant.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT
MARGARET BERG:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON; You are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled suit
within twenlv-eight davs trom the date
of first publication of this summons.
wit: the 7in day of August, 1943, and II
you fail to answer or otherwise appear
lor wflnt thereof the plaintiff will lake
a decree of divorce of and from you
upon ihe grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment.
This summons Is served upon you by
publication pursuant to an Order ot the
Honorable Donald A. W. Piper. Judge ot
the above entitled Court; said Order be'
ing dated 5th day ol August, 1943, and
by publication thereof (or a period of
four weeks tor once a week. The date
of the first publication being the
day of Auqust, 1963, and the last day
being the istn day or August, 196J.
S- O.W. GOAKE Y
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
No. 266, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 26, 1963.
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Wall to Wall Carpeting
Swimming Pool
Rental includes ell services
except telephone and electricity
Dorothea Nolan TU 2-0766
" RiCK FALLS
APARTMENTS
ond
MOTEL
2660 Shasta Way
One ond Two Bedroom apts.
Furnished and Unfurnished
$69.50 to $89.50
Doily, Weekly Motel Roles
TU 2-5577
NEW 3 bedroom home. Henley High
School district, SI 6,000, TU 2-5106.
TWO bedroom, guest house, 2 baths, Mills
Addition, $12,250. TU 4-7970
NEW 3 bedroom In Peterson District,
wall to wall carpet in living room, hall, t
Fireplace, built in oven, range, lots of
storage, 1,300 sq. ft. $16,000, TU 4-7982,
TU 4-8153.
HOUSES FOR RENT 26
TWO bedroom house, unfurnished, $55 oer
mo. 5421 cottage, call eves. TU 4-6988.
OUTSTANDING 2 bedroom unfurnished,
lovely fenced yard, 4607 Clinton, TU 2-2477.
ONE bedroom partly furnished on Shas
ta, TU 4-8786.
ONE bedroom furnished house, $50, ref
erences, inquire 1414 Homedale Road.
TWO bedroom unfurnished, Stewart-Len
nox, $60, TU 4-8251.
TWO bedroom furnished, references, 2
mos. rent in advance. TU 4-5466 eves.
TWO bedroom house with 2 bedroom
basement apartment, both partially fur
nished, $120, 53S N. 11th, TU 2-4631 for
appointment.
GRADE A DAIRY
Quarter section with quota and irrigated.
New pipe line milker with bulk lank.
Large hay barn, loafing shed, and other
buildings. Nice house being remodeled.
This is a real oood buy. Everything goes
dairy cows, hay, and machinery only
$65,000 with terms. In Klamalh Falls
area,
EVERETT DENNIS
Realtor
1407 Esplanade Ph. TU 4-8491
Evenings
Rod McPheelers TU 2-5705
Anne Meson TU 2-2738
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
LOCAL GROCERY!!
. . . Land, building, fixtures and stock.
No rent or lease problem here. Owners
will tradel Your house or rental property
will be considered in down payment.
Please come into our office In person for
price end other Intimate details.
TUCKER REAL ESTATE
2240 South Sixth TU 2-7241
ST. FRANCIS PARK
Neat, clean and cule as bug's ear
this 4 bedroom home has been newly
painted and Is situated on a 50 x 150' lot.
ONLY $10,750. $350 down plus Closing.
$71 per month payments Include taxes
and Insurance.
INHERITED A FARM
IN TENNESSEE
. . . So we are offering their home At
4524 Clinton for $14,500. Home has very
large living room, separate dining
room, compact kitchen with eating space
and Is situated on 80' x 165' lot. RE
MEMBER JUST $14,500. Terms.
McATEE
A ASSOCIATES
339 E. Main
Evelyn McAtee
Harold K. Hollis
TU 2-464
TU 2-5935
TU 2-6815
NICE 2 bedroom trailer for rant,
2-1350.
TU
Vi BEDROOM furnished house, Mills
Add'n, $50 mo. Call TU 2-5927.
TWO bedroom unfurnished home, rent
or lease, 2 blocks from Main SI., schools,
$65. TU 2-0478 after 6 p.m.
TWO bedroom house, dishwasher, dis-
posal, stove, refrigerator, carpeting,
drapes. Hot Springs, TU 2-0751.
HENLEY HI
1 LARGE bedroom duplex, clean, un
furnished, $50, TU 4-4702, 421 Merlin.
NICE 2 bedroom house, unfurnished, oa
rage, fenced yard, builtin kitchen, $85,
82 North 2nd, TU 2-4732.
SUBURBAN 2 bedroom unfurnished, car
port, nice yard, $58, TU 2-4732.
TWO bedroom unfurnished, clean, fenced
yard, 1 1 acre, close to school and shop
ping, $79.50. TU 4-5367.
TWO bedroom duplex, water paid, cur
tains, drapes throughout. $75 mo. TU
2-0240 alter .
CLEAN furnished, modern house.
320? tmeraid, TU 2-0575.
SMALL 4 room, close In, $36 partly fur
nished; $38 furnished, 2701 Oak.
1 BEDROOM clean, spacious, nicely tur-
nisnea, 251 b Shasta, $60, TU 4-9513.
2 BEDROOM, like new, beautiful car
peting, nice drapes, lovely fenced yard,
double garage, workshop, unlurnished
$125, nicely furnished $140. TU 2-7678 af
ter 3 p.m. TU 4-6319 weekends.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom, water, garbage,
no pels, TU 4-9497.
CLEAN unfurnished three bedroom home
available Sept. 1, $85, TU 2-4219 after
6 p.m. 7590 Fargo.
ONE bedroom furnished, washing facil
ities, reasonable, 1324 Oak, TU 2-6298.
FOR rent three room house, partly fur-
nisnea, sjs. Knone iu 4-6227 alter 4 p,
ONE room furnished cabin, $18,50,
Division.
5 ROOMS, clean, walking distance down
town, double garage, adults, TU 4-4376.
UNFURNISHED two bedroom, clean,
close in. gas equipped. Stoves, oaraoe.
wafer, garbage furnished. Adults, no pets,1
JiJ.iU, I U 4-4040.
NICE duplex at 1884 Melrose. Hot water
wen, aauiis, 1 u 4-4680.
2 BEDROOM near City Center, gas, gar
aqe, vacant Aug. 15, TU 4-8773.
THREE bedroom, 2 bath, lease option,
$125 mo., TU 2-5849.
FIVE room unfurnished house. Inquire
2061 White.
SITUATIONS WANTED .
18
WANTED baby sitting in my home, days,
1627 Mantanlla, TU 2-6973.
WANT to build or repair fences, TU
4-9912.
H O USE WO RK, wa 1 1 ndcTl inge lean
ing, by the hour. TU 4-9391.
CHILD care in my home, weekdays, ref
erences, TU 2-7800.
WILL care for working mother's chil-
mother of 3. good care and food, con-
IRHNING. wthinn. n.rktin. riali
service. TU 4-9434.
. last
CHILD care in my home, 1 or 2 pre
schoolers, evening care in your home.
TU 2-5420.
WORKING MOTHERS child care day or
mght, TU 2-7627.
fill dirt and toosoil delivered Dump
lntk aod tractor work. John Bowers,
TU 4-7076, TU 4-35B9,
CUSTOM baling Can handle any leb
2baiers1Tu4-T084. can enyiime.
DUVP truck and IVQh loadereouipmenf
w th operator. Too soil, arafl rock and
till dirt oeiive'-ed Bill Forney, 5444 $ras-
im "ay. iu 4-tMsr.
IRONING TO DO in my heme.
TU 4-993
BABY sitting In my home night or day.
TU 2-2061.
JACK a. JILL DAY NURSERY
1328 Carlson Or. TU 2-1844
MOTEL manager or housekeeoer, eperi
enced in ell work. Florence Harampoiis,
H?3 "V Sn Ffnjrtrjrj. Ol''
DUPLEX unlurnished, 3 blocks from
Main St. Adults, no pets. Electric heat.
TU 4-3354.
TWO bedroom unfurnished house in St
Francis Park with small third bedroom,
TU 2-0436, TU 4-5244.
CLEAN, newly decorated, furnished
bedroom duplex aots., $50 8 $55, close
in, inquire 821 Oak, TU 4-9123.
5 BEDROOMS. Big family room. Extra
large kitchen, 2 full baths. Full day
light basement. ONE FULL ACRE.
Close In, excellent view. $23,500. Eas
ily financed. May take your OLD
HOME AS A TRADE-IN.
ELDORADO
BRAND NEW 4 BEDROOM home, all
new neighborhood near new OTI. Full
daylight basement. Big family room.
2 fireplaces. 2 baths. Double gareqe.
Double lot. Sun-deck. $22,750. Easily
financed.
DON SLOAN
For Finer Homes
107 So. 7th SI. TU 4-5658 Days-Eves.
RANCH 1,040 acres deeded land, 880
Taylor greiing, all fenced, 500 acres culti
vated, 1,420 acres pasture. Some pine and
juniper cover. A ranch with great possi
bilities. Price $65,000.
MILLS Addition. Neat well kept 2 bed
room house, garage, extra storage shed,
fenced back yard. Lawn and shrubbery.
Price $10,500. Shown by appointment only.
Midland Empire
REALTY
CLEM LESUEUR, Broker
1006 Main
Jim O'Donahue
TU 2-3471
Eves. TU 4-9693
EXCELLENT UNFURNISHED 2 bed
room, good district; water, yard main
tenance furnished, adults, no pels, 1630
Patterson. TU ?-'81?
MISC. PROPERTY TO LET
27
COMMERCIAL corner lot. suitable trail
er sales, car lot, etc. S. 6th 4 Madison.
See The Resale House.
FOR rent 6' a acres irrigated pasture, by
hfad. month, etc TU 4-5fr8.
V A I C Multiple
MLb snc9e
PACIFIC TERRACE
HOT WELL HEAT t
You'll note the true New England sty1?
of this home, a friendly neighborhood and
overlooking the city proper. Just right
for fhe family desiring gracious living
at moderate cost. It had 3 bedrooms and
bath upstairs, living room with fire
place, dining room, kitchen, den, "1 bath
downstairs. Full concrete basement,
sprinkler system In front yard, and
Klamath's lamous HOT WATER heat I
Plan for the future, then live It well In
Ihis lovely family home. Yours for
only $20,000. Call today I
Attention!
G.I. or TRADER
Whichever you are - YOU will want to
see this modern 3 bedroom home. Hit
Youngstown kitchen with dishwasher, 1'j
baths, fireplace, utility room and a large
living room. Best of ell It It available
tor immediate possession. No down G.I.
pius Closing, $14,500.
PEYTON
Member International Traders Club
835 Market TU 4-5N
Evenings
"Pal" lone TU 2-OM6
Ai House TU 4.7011
Harold M. Rush TU 2-4173
REAL ESTATE WANTED .... 28 j
WANTED to rent Aug. 20, clean 2 bed-'
room hou,e, furnished, dining room.
Teachinq couole; no children. Write
Box 537C, Herald News.
SFT
Presents
WANT 2 or 3 bedroom home Have small
business building with rdi. on So. 6th ai
down payment, TU 2-4378.
CUSTQW BUTCHERING
At ycur place, oe'iver to preceding oiant
44126 " VUr PlC,' ' S'"' TU
KEN VP RE. WHt rTpOOIT K eTv 1 N aVoR
Reneir 1 Overhaul Specialist
Washer, d'yer. ranqe. water heater
FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE
316 So, 6th TJ 2j,jj
TULtLAKE SERVICE. ALSO
RE VODFL INC. MINTING
Taping, teitunng. roo'-ng, piaster petch
9. TU 2-241.
ROOMS JORRENT .. 22
CLEAN, coo', quiet, sleeping rooms.
J10 So. 5th TU 2-0214
CLEAN housekeeoir-g room, utilities fur
nished. TU 2-1417. J17 Pin.
ATTRActTvELVtuH
Maid service. TU 2-4074. 126 N. 3rd.
RESPONSIBLE lamily wants to rent or
lease three bedroom home by Seot. 1.
Former homeowners, wilt take good care
ot your property. Contact Phil Ndswan
ger. news room. Herald and News, TU
4-8l)l. between 6 am. and 2 pm.
WANT to rent or leae 2 or 3 bedroom
u"'urnished house. Preferably south iub-
RfaI-aiMt. f(f"t. TIJ
BlSBEE HOTEL. 227 So 6th. rooms,
o'enty hot water, reasonable rates, new
manager. TU 2-6469
ROOMS, small bouse, reasonable, Er
nie l Hotel. 631 S. Sth, TU 2-S22S.
VEN. housekeeping, everything furnished,
$36, 134 N. d. TU 44033. TU 4-9717.
R00m7 BOARD.-GENTLE WEN
1607 CRESCENT
REAL ESTATI EXCHANGE ...29
I am a "TRADER"
ARE YOU?
why ten when you can trade. Can
DEANE SACHER
REALTOR
Member international Irene's Ciub
L'censed Ore. Cel. loe. wash.
LAKE FRONT!!!
. . . Home end acreage. 5 bedroom home,
gj nl house barn, chicken house, orchard,
g.'rden. 37 acres land, free Irrigation wa
ter, underground sprinkling system. Thu
is not farming land, but has many beau
tiful building sites overlooking upper
Klamath Lake.
SOUTH SUBURBAN
. . . 3 btd'oom. 2 full betht. built-in an
pliences, hardwood Hoort. long lasting
root. Grammer school 1 block The
Of-tt Is $17 000. and owner w.ll rnni.r
I your 2 tearoom house In trade.
r TUCKER
d Real Estate
2240 So. 6th TU 2-7241
Hoik Honn-TIJ 2-3101 tvtt.
F'H Tuck-' TIJ 4.O742 tve,
Jess N.chds TU 4-8351 eves