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Famous Men ACROSS 3S Ex-ruler llrUb dramatist 3 Trigonometry S Robert 41 Streets (ab) 42 Tennis term 44Aroid 46 Spring celebrations 49 Toil S3 Abstracts (ab.) 64 Charm 58 King (Fr.) 67 Woody perennial 58 Image 59 Hindu mile 60 Withered 61 Outbuilding DOWN 1 Integument statesman I Southern general 12 South wind (Hawaii) 13 Repute 14 Age 15 Institute , 17 fmpalr 18 Requires It Civil War statesman . 21 Examine critically 23 Boy's nickname 24 Doie 27 Repose 29 Othello's ancient 92 Tree 34 More solid 36 Emphasis 2 Sharpen 3 Before (prefix) 4 Precincts 5 Bushy clump 6 Grown-ups 7 Central points 8 Tendency a nevin, British Laborlte 8 Summer drinks 1 12 13 14 I 15 16 17 18 I 9 110 Tl i ra i4 15 "16 17 Hi " 19 20 1 L- 21 5T ' ' 25 26" 2BJ Id 30 3T 32 33 "" 3T 35 35 37 3T nrio" -4i 5 43 U 45 J1" 7T7T 48 r 49 STsTm" 53 54 55 35 60 61 I I I I I I 13 Service Offers Tours Of N.Y.C. For Children NEW YORK (UPI) -FamUies . traveling together should not nec essarily stay together, says Seena Hamilton, who runs an unusual tour service. "I know horn experience," said Miss Hamilton, who in private life is the wife of Dr. Sam Fine- berg, a prominent New York physician. "My husband and I spent two weeks this summer just showing our boy the West. One day we did a four-iliour mule trip up a 7,000 foot mountain, hiked five miles, had a picnic. ..by this time my husband and I were bushed. A Child's Pace "But Bryan (aged 8) was still going strong. If you can keep a child moving 10 hours a day, you won't have any whining. But what parent can keep that pace. "I don't believe in turning a child over to someone else all the time," said the career woman who's in her 30's. 'Tart of the fun of traveling with children is sharing experiences. But parent and child need some relief from one another." Miss Hamilton is founder and boss of Gulliver's Trails, which since July, 1980, has been showing children of New York and visitors the sights of the big city. Its motto is, "You take the holiday, we'll take the kids." Now, she has franchised similar tour services in Montreal and Philadelphia and has expanded the New York op eration to include tours for teen agers. Art and Diplomats In the three years in New York, she figures that she and her staff of counselors have shepherded 10,000 children through the city's attractions ranging from Coney Island and Chinatown to the Met ropolitan Museum of Art, the stock exchange and the United Nations. The day I talked with her she was catching her breath after the American Hospital Association's LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE pip 5 jp' J 7ACR0PC Jpt own ftq If W I ItXOCAU WO. -'J A3XNO0 "9 'oOiDVm '1J3HM ONW331S ' I UMOa Anlwgr 1a tVBvlous Punl 10 Epochal 11 Merit 16 Egyptian god 20 Landmark 22 Banquet 24 Famous csrtoonist 25 Does (Asia) 40 Grater 43 Graceful behaviors 45 Confederate statesman 46 Twain 47 Erse battle cry 48 Eager (dial.) 0 Famoua musician 51 Indian 52 Split 65 Mark in curling 26 Palsy 28 Pronoun 30 Exploit 31 Scraps 33 Wrapped (or burial 35 Wild sheep (sport) annual convention, she set up tours lor children of the conven tioneers, and some days as many as ZOO youngsters registered, Counselors guided groups of no more than 12 on daytime sight seeing, eight on evening tours which were mostly for the leen set. "Taking the whole family to a convention is the thing now," said Miss Hamilton. "And I know sev eral conventions deliberately held off until the world's fair next year." Free Exhibits "But I'm worried they (the management) aren't making plans for the children," she said, and I know from experience you can't get a child to watch a free ex hibit when something's being sold on the next corner. Her specialized service grew from her own experiences as a reporter for hotel and resort pub lications. The job meant much travel, frequently with her son along because he couldn't be left! home alone. And her husband was at his office or affiliated hospitals each day. "Our son was only two months old when I took him on his first trip," she recalled. "It was a short one, but I was the only per son hi the group w hose luggage in cluded a diaper supply. He's been traveling ever since." Civil War Claim Sought SALEM (UPD The Oregon and California attorneys general will confer in October on the two states' claims for nearly $8 mil lion from the federal government to repay them for maintaining troops during the Civil War. Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton said Oregon's claim is for $390, 000 for state expenses during the Civil War, plus a possible $74,000 claim for expenses during the Mo 't 'Sa389nil T 'NVW1IVW l "1M09 6 '38fU '8 'H30NVH I Home Haircuts Embarrass Youth By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I am a boy 13 years old with a terrible prob- lem. My mother is a very nice person but she i is not a very ; good barber, She cuts my hair and my little brother's, too, and she does a lousy job of it. For a week after a haircut, I am ashamed to leave the house. AU the guys in the neighborhood ask me when I am coins to the electric chair I have told my dad now i leel about this but he says haircuts by barbers cost a lot of money and we can't afford it. He also savs my hair grows like a weed and I'd have to go every other week. Is there a solution to my prob. lem? Or do I just have to suf fer with it until 1 am old enough to earn some money so I can buy haircuts on my own? SHAVED RAT Dear S.R.: Ask your dad if he will take you to a barber college. The i prices are cheap there be. cause students do the cutting. The price of haircuts ts no joke these days. But they haven'l gone up any more than most other commodities and scrv ices. It just seems that way tp us old fogies who remember when a shave and a haircut was two-bus. Dear Ann Landers: Our daugh ter who is 17 invited a college roommate whom I will call Hel ena to spend two weeks with us It s too late to do anything about this guest but I am writing to set tle a few questions for next time Our daughter feels that since Helena has grown up in great wealth, and is accustomed to hav ing servants wait on her hand and foot, she should not have been ex pected to do any housework while she was a guest in our home. Our own daughter pressed Hel ena's dresses and picked up after her. It annoyed me when Helena would gab on the phone by the hour while our daughter made both their beds and served her guest coffee presumably to give her strength to hang on the phone for another hour. We lust put Helena on the plane and our daughter and I had a long discussion. She feels she was a perfect hostess" and that I am wrong to criticize her lor cater ing to the girl, we would like your opinion. MMM Dear MMM: The guest sounds thoroughly spoiled and ungraci ous. A lady does not make a servant out of her hostess. Since your daughter cheerfully played handmaiden to her friend however, I see no reason (or you to criticize her. This was strictly between them. If you had been left with the extra work I'd have offered vastly different advice. Dear Ann Landers: Maybe you or some of your readers can help me. I am a woman past 40, nev er married, and have kept myself busy and content with a multitude of interests. About three years ago a close male relative for whom I've al ways had a great deal of affection and respect, started to keep com pany with a girl 20 years nis junior. These two have been car- doc and Umatilla Indian wars. California Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk said his state's $7.5 million claim also had not been paid. The money was used by the states to recruit and maintain troops on Indian patrol duty dur ing the war, and was spent alter the federal government assured it would be repaid. Senator Knocks Seat Belt Price EUGENE (UPI) - Sen. Ed Fa- dcley. D-Eugene, charged Thurs day that major auto manufactur ers were trying to exact "an ex cessive profit" from the installa tion of seat belts in new cars. Seat belts will be required in all new autos sold in Oregon after Jan. 1 of next year. Fadelcy charged some manu facturers have announced plans to charge seat belt installation fees that are about twice the cost ol having the devices installed by Junior Chambers of Commerce. SAVED BY THE BELL JACKSON, Miss. fUPI Charles Ray Morgan, 23, was un dergoing a final physical exam ination for induction into the Army Tuesday when a sergeant pulled him out of the line of draftees. You don't go, you're mar ried," the sergeant told Morgan, a husband of eight months dura tion, and cited President Kcnne day's order exempting married men from the draft. "That's saved by the.bell, isn't it?" Morgan said. Largest municipal airport in the work) is the Cleveland Hopkins a rport at Cleveland, Ohio. rying on an immoral relationship and everyone in town knows it. what I want to know is this: What is the correct way for me to think about litis relation ship? How do people deal with an ugly affair which reflects dis honor on the whole family? 1 need an answer. LIBRA uear Libra: you say you've kepi yourself busy with a multl tude of interests. Perhaps you have not kept yourself busy enough. It's always sad when people whom we admire and respect dis appoint us, but a mature indi vidual does not allow himself to become unglued because others do not live up to his standards. One of the secrets of real contentment is to live and let live. Are you tempted to smoke be cause the crowd docs? If so, send for Ann Landers' booklet, "Teen age Smoking," enclosing with your request 10 cents in coin and a long, self addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will , be clad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this news paper enclosing a stamped, self addressed envelope. On The Record KLAMATH PALLS BIRTHS BOYS HERT Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Herl In Klamath Valley Hospital Sept. 9 a boy weighing a lbi 7' ozs. PEREZ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Perez in Klamath Valley Hospital Sept. 10 a boy weighing a lbs., ozs. HEDSTROM Born to Mr. unit Mn Walter Hedstrom In Klamath Valley Hos pital Sept. 10 a boy weighing 7 lbs., I0W ots. COLEY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frurt n Coley In Klamath Valley Hospital Sept. 11 ooy weigning a lbs., 11 '4 ois. SMITH Born to Mr. jinri Mr. Dnnalri J, Smllh In Klamath Volley Hospital Sept. 11 a boy weighing a lbs,, 9 oz. McBRIDE Born to Mr, and Mrs. Roy McBrlde In Kiamelh Valley Hospital Sept. ooy weigning ids, GIRLS WALKER Born to Mr. and Mr lama L. Walker in Klamath Valley Hosnilal Sept. 9 a girl weighing 6 lbs., a ozs. SULLIVAN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam H. Sullivan In Klamalh Valley Hos pital Sept. 9 a girl weighing 7 lbs.. 2'a ozs. RAUSCHER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rauscher in Klamath Vallev Hnt. pusi aepi. y a girl weighing lbs., t ozs. BIGBY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Bigby In Klamath Valley Hospital Sept. 10 a girl weighing t lbs., 10 ozs. HARRIS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mc Brlde Harris in Klamath Valley Hospi tal Sept. 11 a girl weighing 7 lbs., 7 ozs. 19SJ SUMMARY Boys: 353 Girls: 330 Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Seot. 11. 1U3 Phillip Graham Wiggen, drunk and dis orderly conduct, coniinued. James H. Tupper, drunk, $25 forfeited Lerov Golden, drunk, SIS forfeited Sam William Castle, drunk, 3 or five w Amelia B. Frost, hit-and-run, $50 or 10 days; no operator's license, S10 and two aays. Alfred Lugo, drunk, H5 forfeited. Charles Hood, drunk, $25 forfeited. Ines S. Fleming, drunk, $25 or five or iu aays. Simeon Riddle Jr., drunk, $25 forfeited. Robert Edward HUff. diiorriarlv fan. Bill Johnson, drunk, continued. Lydia Kirk, drunk, $25 or live or days. Randolph Tupper, drunk, $25 forfeited. City's Exclusion Brings Reaction WASHINGTON (UPI) Rop. Walter Norblad, R-Ore., complain-l ed Thursday that Portland had not been included among West Coast cities at which covernment-spon sored foreign trade conferences will be held. Norblad, in a 1 c 1 1 e r to Com merce Secretary Luther Hodges, said he was "shocked" that it was not included. The conferences, announced by the Bureau of International Com merce, will be held in San Diego, I-os Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle, as well as in 23 cities on other parts of the country. LEGAL NOTICE No. 63-no. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of ALICE martha keadle. Deceased. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the under signed was duly appointed Administrator of tht estate of the above named dece dent by an order of the Honorable David R. vandenbero, Judoa of the Clr. cult Court of the State of Oreoon for the County of Lake, duly made and entered the above entitled Court and matter on the toth day of September, 1963, and mar said Administrator has duly quali fied. THEREFORE, at person havlna ciaims against said decedent or said es tate are hereby required to present m same, amy vermea end accompanied by the proper vouchers, to said Adminis trator at the law offices of Theodore R Conn, at 62C North First Street In tru Town of Lakevicw, fn Lake County, Ore' gon, within six months from the date of rne tinr publication of This notice. Dated and first pub shed this 13th dav 01 aepiemoer, mi. GEORGE H. KEADLE Administrator NO. 3S0. Sept. 13, 20, 77, Oct. 4, 163, NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that the under signed as Guardian of the Estate of FREDRICK A OHLEMEYE R, Incompe tent, will on or alter the 15th day of Ociober. 196), sell at private sale ell of the incompetent's Interest In and to that certain reel property situated In Klamath county, Oregon and described as: E'SEV.NE of Section 36, Township 39 S , Range 9, E W M. end W'iSE'.SE'v less three acres ditch rtgM-of-way and acre public road right ef-way. Section 26. i own in ip jf t, Range f, E WM, and Lot seven (7), and the South 52 2 feet of lot Etgni (i), Henley, platted portion or Kiemain county, Oregon less the East any m feet or Lot seven (7) and the Easterly a feet of me Southerlv 52.2 feet ot lot tram (), on such terms it may be approved by ine Loun. Otter to purchase the above described real proper ly or any portion thereof may be made to the undersigned at the office Of L. ORTH SISEMORE. attorney, S18 Main Street, Klamath Feint, Oregon MINNIE E. OHLEMEYER Guardian el the Estate ot Fredrick A. Ohiemeyer, Incompetent IN, 353 Sept. IX 20, 17, Oct. , 1HJ- LEGAL NOTICE NO. A3-1M PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY I tht Mttttcr Of thai Ftt..la Af MABEL M. CURRY, Deceesed. Notice Is hereby oivn lht I have been appointed Admin litre tor of the Es state of Mabel M. Curry, deceased. All persons having claims against said es tate are required to present them to me, with proper vouchers, at the office ol Ganong & Ganong, First Federal Build ing, Klamath Falli, Oration, within tlx months from September e, 1963, which Is mm gan or nrsi publication of this no tice. Wm. Ganong, Administrator Ganong Ganong Attorneys for Administrator NO. Sil, Sept. , u, 20. 27. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby olven that the unriar- signed has been appointed Administrator or ine tstete of WALTER LEROY SCOTT, deceased, by Ordtr of tnt fir. cult Court of the County of Klamalh, and all persons having claims against said estate are required to present the same L. URTH SISEMORE. attornav for the Administrator, duly verified and with! proper vouchers attached, at 538 Main street. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six (6) months from the dale of llrsl pub-1 Heat ion of this notice. i FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON (PORTLAND), Administra tor No. 338, Sept. 4, 13. 20, 37, 1963. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Ettaf at lira WINN BILLINGS, also known as Lulu Winn Billings, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned hat been appointed Admin Istrator ol the Estate of LULA WINN BILLINGS, also known as Lulu Winn Billings, deceased, and all persons hav ing claims against said estate are di rected to present the same properly ver- iiim 10 me at ine office of Proctor Puckett, Attorneys at Law. SIR Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months of the date hereof. Dated this 30th day of August, 1963. EDWARD H. BILLINGS, Administrator Proctor & Puckett Attorneys at Law 518 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon Attorneys tor Administrator No. 326, Aug. 30, Sept. e, 13 and 20, 1963. NOTICE OP ASSESSMENTS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY HAS BEEN FOUND LIABLE FOR THE COST OF IMPROVING, LARK STREET FROM THE CENTER-LINE OF SHASTA WAY TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CURB LINE OF SOUTH SIXTH STREET, IN Mfc (.I1T Or KLAMATH FALLS, ORE- GON; KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT 1 UNIT NO. 156i THAT THEY HAVE TWENTY DAYS FROM THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IN WHICH TO FILE APPLICATION TO PAY THE ASSESSMENTS IN TEN EQUAL INSTALLMENTS, OR TO PAY CASH. WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, by ordinance adopted August 19, 1963. de clared the proportionate assessments on eacn ioi, part ot lot, block, or parcel of acreage property found to be bene fited for the proportionate share of the cost of Improving: Lark Street from the center-line of Shasta Way to the North- easieny curb lino or South S kth Street, all In said Cityj as more fully end in aeiair snown on ine plans and soec f ' cations of the City Engineer on file with ine Kecoraer or said city in the matter oi said improvement; be na Imorove- ment Unit No. 156, known as Ihe Lark Street project; that the property found enemea a no name ana assessed aforesaid. Is the property that lies within me Dounaanes of tne following descrip tion, lo-wit: situated in Klamalh Falls, Klamath County, Oregon: Beginning at the Northwest properly corner ot Lot 15, Block 803 Enterprise Tracts) thence Easterly along the South-1 eny rigm ot way oounaary Ol Shasta Way a distance of 326 feet, more or less, 1o the Norlheast property corner of Lot 5, Block 1, of the South Sixth Street Addi tion to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence Southerly a distance of 179.9 feet, more or less, to the Southeast corner of Lot 1, Block 2. of the South Sixth Street Addi tlon lo , Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence1 aouineny to ire Nortneasr corner of Lor 5, Block 4, of the South Sixth Street Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence boumwesieny tin.u teet, more or jess, on ine aoutneasreriy line or lot 5, biock of the South Sixth Slreet Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon, to the center-line oi tne auey within biock 4, or ine south iSixrn street Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence Southeasterly along the center-line of said ailey a distance ot 90.0 feel, more or less; thence South westerly along the Southeasterly line of Lot t, biock 4, ot tne south sixth srreer Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon, a distance of 110.0 feet, more or less, to the most Southerly cor.vtr of Lot 46, Block 4, tne south Sixth street Addilion to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence North westerly along the Northeasterly right of way boundary line of South Sixth Street a distance of 370.0 feet, more or less, toi the Southwest corner of Lot 9, Block 308, Enterprise Tracts; thence along the Northwesterly property line of said Lot a distance of 110.0 feet, more or less, to the center-line of the alley; thence Northwesterly along said center-line of alley to the center-line Intersection of the East-West alley In said Block; thence Easterly along said center-line of said alley to the Intersection of the Southerly extension o? the west line of Lot 15, biock Enterprise Tracts; thence Northerly Along the Westerly line of Lot 15, Block Enterprise Tracts to Ihe point ol beginning. The docket of city Liens has been made up as provided by section 268 of the Charter of said City, and below will be found a list of the names oi the own-1 ers whose property has been so assessed aforesaid and against wmcn liens have been docketed, as by said ordl nance provided, together with the de script ion ol Ihe property ot each owner and Ihe lots) amount so assessed against each specific property and Ihe owner and holder thereof. Reference Is hereby made to such lien docker tor detail description of each lot, part of lot, block or parcel of acreage property so assessed. Further notice is hereby given me re spective owners of property to assessed and hereinafter listed that such assess ment is now due and payable, and will delinquent from and after the ex piration of twenty days from the date the first pub ic at ion of this notice, which said first publication will be made on tne vin. day of sopiemoer, iv&j. The owners of property so assessed as aforesaid mult either pay In cash or make and tile with the City Record er ol the Said City on or before the wit day of October, 1963, being twenty days from the first oubllcat on of This nonce, their respective applications to pay such assessments in ten equal Installments, providing they have not previously signed tor same. THE following Is the description the properly, name of owner and amount of the lien; to-wit: ah in City of Klam ath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon. This prop, rty is either In South Sixth Street Addition or Enterprise Tracts Ad dition, to the City of Kiemjth Falls, the1 respective addition, with Ihe description the lot, part of lot, block, or parcel or acreage, with the name of the owner thereof end the amount of the assessment Hen are as follows: SIXTH ST. ADDITION: Block : Lot Wm. ft Mar lor le Vennke, S447.S; Lot , Wm. & Mar or le Vannlce, $281.91; Lot 3, Daniel T. & Pearl Wiley, iisv.2S; Wl'y. IS of 4, Daniel T. ft Pearl Wiley (ttTS Of S8967I. t53 80; EI'V. ID Of Wm. A. ft Thelma Creswell, 13517; Lot i, Wm. A. & Thelma Creswell, 164.26. Block 2: Lot 1, Angelo Conte. S449.20; Block 4: Lot t, Melvin ft Agnes Sol berg, 147; Lot 7, Gerald ft Betty Hyde, S4I9 84, Lot 3, Gerald ft Betty Hyde. S238 23; Nl'y. "i of 4, Gerald & Betty Hyde, U1.76; SI'y. 'i of 4. E. M. ft Gladys Carlson, S63.76; Lot S, E. M ft Gladys Carlson, 191 .02 Lot 44, Habib David, 183 44, Lot 47, E. M. ft Gladys Carlson, 8112.71; Lot 48, E. M. ft Gladys Carlson, (198.10; Lot 49, E. M. ft Gladys Carlson ft Melvin ft Gene Carlson 1344 14; Lot t3, E. M. ft Gladys Carlson ft Melvin ft Gene Carlson, 1538.03. ENTERPRISE TRACTS: Lot SO) Subdt vided: Lot , Wtrig CtrnM. I!??.?3; Le! 10, Mario Carnlnl, 1332 65; Lot II, Gino Carnlnl, 1764 09; Lot 12, Jack ft Helen Roper, lt.423 01; Lot 13, Wm. ft Hope Llndy, S749.08; Lot 14, Wm. ft Hope Llndy, S28.1); Lot IS, Cecilia Cern.nl Dureche, 8136.77. This notice is published by order e Common Council of the City Kiemaih Falls, Oregon, pursuant lo the t ner itr or aaioj city. Dated ef Klamath Falls. Oregon, h. dey of September, 163. ffosr Keher, Recorder, City a Klamath Falls. Oreoon. NO. 334. Sept. 9, 10, 11, II. 12, 1961 LEGAL NOTICE No. 62-144 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OP OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of ANNIE qui bell. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the unoersigned, as administratrix of the es tate of Annie Ouibell, deceased, has filed ner final account in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, rrooait ueparimeni, ana mar Wednes day, the 18th day of Seafember. 193. at ine nour or ten ociock in tne forenoon Of said day and the court room of said court have been appointed by said court as the Time and place tor the hearing of objec tions thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated and lint cub ihed Attaint. . 1963. Date of last publication. Sao lem bar 13. lYfcl. ANNIE LUDERMAN Administratrix BEESLEY AND MURRAY Attorneys at Law 538 Main Street Klamath Falls. Oreoon Attorneys for Administratrix No. 314, Aug. 23, 30. Sept. , 13. 1963 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby oivon that lha unriar. signed has been appointed adminiitrator of the Estate of Harriet Roger Ramsay, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klam alh County, Oregon, and that all persons navmg tiaimi againsi saia esiaie are hereby not I lied to present same to the undersigned at Room 302 , 538 Main Street, k lama in Falls, Oregon, tooether with proper vouchers, within six months of the date of the first publication of this notice. miiilil 13 AUBUST iOm, IVtW. ELTON R. RAMSAY Administrator O'NEILL & MCLAREN Attorneys lor administrator No. 315. Aug. 23, 30, Sept. 6, 13, 1963. To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-811 1 HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 I e.m. to p.m. weekday I a.m. te noon Sahirdav Count five words per line. Mlnl-num order 3 lines. 3 6 10 1 Tlmas Tlmrt Tlmaa Alantn S! W S4.M ts to s at III 9 M . 30 It M 4.M Sta ISO MM 4. 7.M ,.50 I4.JS Minimum Charge 1.50 50c DISCOUNT per advertisement, If paid in advance. Above rates are for consecutive inser tions, without change of cepy, tor pri vara maivwuais. Advertising must be lear and understandable to be areduc live. All words must be seelled out. A j toe offered fe sale by private Individuals-cash with cepy. DEADLINE 4:10 p.m. dev before rubll- cation. Noon Saturday for Sunday and CANCELLATIONS ft CORRECTIONt- On same schedule, except on Monday vie are lanen -in t:ju a.m. Pleese read first intern en of vaur n The Herald ft News will give one extra run tot lypograpnicai error. "Business Builder" WANT ADS I column Inch. MS Bar mMth with ss.ts discount for pavmant en or btfara tha 10th. to Inch, tit wltti SI JO discount lor paymtnt on or botoro tho lath. Basod on on copy cnoneo par month. BUX SERVICE SO COBh) BOT M. Cl.no OF THANKS, and IN MEMORIAM tl St FOR COMMERCIAL RATES P,HONE TU 4-8111 FUNERAL HOMES C WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 925 High Street, TU 2-4404 LOST 4 FOUND 2 LOST grey and black striped neutered maie cat, walks with limp and answers ro snoopy, i u i-itl. LOST from $59 4.akeshore Dr., 7 wks, old white Samoyed female puppy. Re- wara offered, tu 2-9ioa, a a.m. to p.m., or TU 2-0561 after 4 p.m. FOUND bov'e bicvcle. Call TU 3-1091 far information. PERSONALS KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous, TU 3591, TU 4-8704. Friendly help anytime. SERVICES ... 10 CUSTOM mowing, raking, and baling, H. F. Jarrard, telephone TU4-5352. KENMORE, WHIRLPOOL, KELVINATOR Repair e. overnaui specialist Washer, dryer, range, water heater FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE TULELAKE SERVICE, ALSO 316 So. 6th TU 2-3183 FILL dirt and topsoll delivered. Dump truck end tractor work. John Bowers, TU 4-7076, TU 4-3589. SEWING done Children's, dolls', miscel laneous. Your pattern or my original. Very reasonable. TU 4-6956. WANTED outside painting and concrete work, reasonable, TU 4-6859. REMODELING, cement work, block work. References, reasonable. TU 2-5388. PAINTING, Interior or exterior, class, references, phone TU 2-4383. REMODELING - PAINTING Taping, texturing, rooting, plaster patch ing, TU 2-2748. CUSTOM BUTCHERING At your place, deliver to processing plant or leave. Al Stoll, TU 4-4126. DUMP truck and high loader equipment with operator. Top soil, drain rock end till dirt delivered. Bill Forney, 5444 Shas ta Way, TU 4-6467. HOUSE remodeling, cabinet making, fur niture finishing, TU 4-4079. PAINTING, wallpapering at Its best. In terior, exterior, brush or spray, reason able price, free estimate, TU 2-3131. PLUMBING, roofing, pair, TU 4-9995. and carpenter re- BETH ANDERSON Office Service 8 Employment Agency Placement Service Bookkeeping Stenography - Mimeographing 538 MAIN - TU 2-2902 Typing & Bookkeeping Experienced - Reasonable Rates Electro Whetstone 221! Orchard Ave. TU 4 7729 Bosin Refrigeration SALES ft SERVICE Air conditioning-Commercial refrigeration GUARANTEED INSTALLATIONS 1317 E. Main TU 4-4308 VALLEY PUMP and EQUIPMENT CO "BUY THE V" 1U4 So. (IK TU t-m FIX-IT SHOP Repairs Sharpening Sews Small Tool Repair Bike Repair Town 1 Country Shopping Center bTNT AL-PLATES Repaired while you welt. New Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE 103 Main TU 4-3284 Gina's Tailor Shop Tailoring alterations tor men, women, children. All work guaranteed. Reasonable Prices Gene's Men's Wear 137 Main Attention Hunters! Bring In your COLEMAN stoves and lanterns tor REPAIR) IWAN LAKE MOULDING 3224 to. 4lh TU 4-5145 RENTALS TYPEWRITERS OFFICE MACHINES Furniture And Cash Registers AMIDON'I BUSINESS MACHINES HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath HEALTH 12 IF your doctor advises a truu-ouallllad titter. Klamath Orthopedic. TU 2-4S44. EDUCATIONAL 13 BACK to school, world Book Encyclope dias. TU 4-4941 bfor 9 a.m. HELP WANTED, FEMALE ... 14 WANTED maid, Klmberly Motel, apply in periun, no pnone caill. ZiJl Union. BEAUTY COUNSELOR COSMETICS. wants counselors, full or part-time, tablished company, car necessary, f3H3 a to a evenings, WAITRESSES wanted, exoarlenced ontvl Mppiy mannie a unve-in oeiween II ana & p.m. AT2f 50. 6h. WAITRESS at the Coiy Corner Cafe, morning snin. aome cooking. Middle- aged preferred. Must be neat and hon est. Apply between 4-6 p.m. HELP WANTED, MALE 14 WANTED box cut-off sawyers. 12.60 per hr. Contact Crtt Murray, Diamond Na tional Corp., Chlco, Calif. CAPABLE, able bodied, married man for year around work on poultry farm. Gooding Poultry Farm, Rt. 2 Box 111, Klamath Fain. WANTED 1 lourneyman barber and bar ber tor Kings ley Field. TU 2-4411 ext. 487 days, TU 4-6746 eves, WANTED cat skinner tor O-l, must be able to read grade stakes and build road, ph. JP 6-3573. (mobile phone). EXPERIENCED appliance service man. Write Box 586C Herald end News. GET mora calls tor your service. Offer it under "services" in classified every aay. mat iu e-sui now tor aoiaiis. INSURANCE Inspector trainee, Klamath Falls area, national co. Salary, bon car expense, group Insurance bene fits. Minimum aoe, 22. No selling or over night travel. Write P.O. Box 232, Eugene, Ore. EXPERIENCED tire recap per needed Im mediately. Permanent position with excel lent chances for advancement. Independ ent tire dealer In business over torty years. List references, previous experi ence. Reply to Peck Brothers, 72S West ist. Eugene, ore. WANTED experienced tire recappar, call coos say 26-31W or write 57? s. Broad way, Coos Bay, Ore. Auto Mechanic With xprlnc8 In CM. automatic trans mission prsfarred. Bulck-Pontlac-Cadlllac daalar. Writs Servlcs Managtr Rouburo Motor Co. P.O. Box 1JI7 Rosaburg, Oragon WANTED APPLIANCE SALESMAN EXPERIENCE PREFERRED BUT NOT NECESSARY!! -V Commission Bosis Fringe Benefits Excellent Opportunity For Qualified Applicant APPLY MONTGOMERY WARD 9th & Pine See Mr. Martin 10 A.M. to 12:30 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 MAN and wife wanted on poultry farm, no small children, Rt. 2 Box 121, TU 4-8939. NOTICE TO JOB SEEKERS AM help wanted ede published In the Herald l News are accepted In good f!th that the eba offered are as stated me eovertiiino copy, we are m: re sponsible for the Integrity ef our edver tlsrs, but we make every effort te dis cover end releet all misleading advertis Anyone answering a help vrented and finding It te be misleading is atked te report It te the Classified Ad vertising Department ef the Herald Newr SITUATIONS WANTED It CHILD cere, my home, days. Mills Ad dition, TU 2-5356. IRONING TO DO In my home. TU 4-9936 MATURE woman will baby sit and do! light houseworK a days weex trom s: to 1:30 p.m. Pe can C iv or near by area, TU 4-9619. GIRL wants day babysitting, have ex parlance; transportation, TU 4-9445. CARE for pre-schoolers my north tide home, references, tu 4-ntr. RELIABLE baby-sitting In my home, any. time, near Shasta, enclosed yard, play room. TU 2-1566. CHILD cere, your home or mine. TU 1776 Or TU 2-3711. FOR DEPENDABLE CHILD CARE TU 3-1644 1326 Carlson Dr, JACK & JILL DAY NURSERY IRONING, washing, pickup, deliver, fast service, tu 4-9i34. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 ROOM, BOARD, GENTLEMEN 1607 CRESCENT CLEAN, comfortable rooms, 2 blocks trom Main, $5 and up, TU 4-4259. STEAM heated, clean, quiet sleeping rooms. 3io so. sin, tu 2-0214. LARGE housekeeping room, downstairs. 317 Ping, TU 2-1487. CLEAN room, gentleman, $20 a month. 15)0 Crescent. COMMERCIAL . ' ROOMS Clean, comfortable rooms Reasonable reles. $7 and tip weekly Accommodations for lunch packing (working man's rooms) LOUNGE ROOM WITH TV 539 Commercial APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 WARM, CLEAN, COMFORTABLE Furnished units with kitchens. Lo weekly-monthly rates. Esoi Court Motel, 1605 Esplanade. THREE room furnished apartment, adults. 2135 Orchard, Inquire 2037 Red citife. NEWLY decorated, clean, furnished 2 bed room apt., 1535 Mitchell. FOR the cleanest close In 3 room fur nished apt., call TU 4-8386. FURNISHED i room apt.. TU 4 5349. NICELY furnished, modern bedroom apt, Garage, washing facilities, $5$. 1413 Well, FURNISHED 1 bedroom aM ISO, Includ Ing water, V'i Pint It. REX ARMS APARTMENTS. Furnlihed 1 bedroomi newly tfecoroted. Heet. tele phone, garbage paid, aao-tal, corner of Klamath and Broad, TU Broad, TU I tlll, ATTRACTIVE uptown furnlihed, free heal, adulli, US. Alpha Apti., TU 4-4)11. C02V I room furnlihed. adullb Sao. I contact lha Gun Store. Falls, Oregon APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 CLEAN furnished 2 room apartment. Util ities paid, shared bath, 1842 Esplanade, IU Z-U.KV. CLASSY downtown furnished, tree heat, adults 159.50, Alpha Apis., TU 4-4522, ATTRACTIVE, furnished bachelor apart ment, water paid, 840. 330 No. 7th, TU 4-9330. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Furnished. Neer new OTI. Kitchens, L. T'. r'rI PELICAN MOTEL. TU J-WS4 TWO bedroom apt., newly decorated, un- turnisned, sv, 1738 Fargo, TU 2-6968. FURNISHED 3 room, utilities shared bath, IS5, 419 No, 10th. EWAUNA DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. 211 So. 11th TU 2-1062 TWO bedroom unfurnished deluxe apt. 180,1 TU 2-4500. CLEAN 2 bedroom apt., close to town, 160. TU 2-1130. TWO bedroom furnished. Heat and water paid. 75 Grant, TU 2-47)9. LOVELY spacious 1 and 2 bedroom epts.,1 furnished or unfurnished $67.50 to 17.50, TU 4-65. 867.50 Furnished 3 laroe rooms, bath. Close In. Child welcome. TU 2-0388. FURNISHED one bedroom aot.. water. garbage paid, 90S N. 9lh. TU 4-3671 al ter i p.m. WALNUT APTS., you will like this clean, , cool ft comfortable apt., private park Ing, 41S Walnut. FURNISHED aots., oft street oarklno, TU 2-4736 weekdays after i p.m., any- nine wBSKenos. NICELY furnished 3 rooms, balh, pic ture window, drapes, automatic washer, yard, patio, TU 4-3762 or TU 4-3893. OUTSTANDING 1 bedroom, 2 bathl, downtown furnished, free heal, adults, US, Alpha APIs., TU 4-4522. DESIRABLE uptown furnished, free heat, adults, 155, Alpha Aprs., TU 4-4522. EXTRA large 3 room, furnished furnished, $40-5. TU 4.5686, HOUSE OF ROCKS MOTEL Rooms-Apts.. dally, weekly ratas. Reasonable. 2005 Blehn, TU 2-9130. KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 2544 Union 12 bedroom ape'rtments Furnished or unfurnished Specious Rooms Tastefully Decorated Wall to Wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental includes ell services except telephone and electricity Dorothea Nelan TU 2-0764 $36 to $58.50 COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COST1 1-2-3 bedroom apts.. furnished or unfur nished, Permanent maintenance Included, Monday rnrougn Friday SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS 1627 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-M71 Office hours I a.m. to 5 p.m. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS and MOTEL 2660 Shasta Way One and Two Bedroom apts. Furnished and Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Dally, Weekly Motel Ratei TU 2-5577 HOUSES FOR RENT 2 NICE 7 bedroom unfurnished home, close in, neat and not water included, sua can TU 4-B7W. EXCELLENT UNFURNISHED 1 bed room, good district) water, yard main- mnence Turnisneo, eouiis, no pets, two Patterson, TU 2-1812. FURNISHED 2 bedroom house, $48.50, inquire in pine. ONE bedroom turnlshed house, $47.1 32 Division, a Dove average. - TWO bedroom, $50 1 1 bedroom, $23, Trailer space, siot tu 4-8279. TWO bedroom house, oaa heat. I child permissible, no pets, $60 mo., TU 4 - 7911. ONE bedroom furnished house, 239 E. main, 945. couple only, no pets. ONE bedroom furnished, utilities paid, reasonable, Inquire 4107V Homedele. NICELY furnished 1 bedroom gas, close In, some utilities paid, TU 4-8773. SMALL 2 bedroom house, newly redecor ated, StU, TU 4-34J6. NEW furnished 1 bedroom, stove, refrig erator, wasner, aryer, tu 24153. UNFURNISHED t bedroom duplex. Mills Add'n. oarage, electric heat. $65. TU 2-432. NEAR Luclle O'Neill School 2 bedroom modern partly furnished, washer and dryer available, TU 4-5995 after 5 p.m. FURNISHED 2 bedroom, $75. One, $55. Washer, dryer. TU 4-7875, TU 4-8356. ONE bedroom furnished cabin, 2335 Shas ta Way, $35. ONE bedroom furnished house, 2335 Gar- den, $55, TU 2-6590. i TWO bedroom duplex, furnished, rtn In, $60, see Sat. or Sun. 735V) Ml. Whitney. IMMACULATE, unfurnished 2 house. Inquire 2232 Union. ONE bedroom nicely furnished house, ciose in, aauits, so, u -km v. TWO bedroom unfurnished house, 1017 Mitchell, $62.50. FIVE room furnished, modern house. $50, 3209 Emerald, TU 2-0575. j UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom, 3 acresi near Riverside area. Storage space at tached to garage. Electric heat, built- in oven, range, very nice tor only o. Call TU 4-3309. FURNISHED house, 4806 South 6th. NEWLY redecorated 2 bedroom unfur nished. Adults with 1 child accepted, $75, 1600 Austin, TU 4-4121, TU 4-7390. NICE, unfurnished, clean 2 bedroom house. Electric heat. Near school bus stop, $70. Inquire 1724 Dayton. PARTLY furnished 3 room house. Fenced yerd. TU I-177B. ATTRACTIVE one bedrom fourplex, heat. range, refrigerator furnished, TU 4-7580. ONE bedroom furnished, south suburban, $40, TU 4-7523. CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished, suitable for couple, Inquire 2124 Ogden. EXCELLENT 2 bedroom unfurnished du plex, electric heat, Mills, $70, tu una?. LARGE 2 bedroom unfurnished duplex, Near Conger School, $73, TU 4-7584. FURNISHED 1 bedroom house, 150. In mHrejtl4toneeMrj ! MISC. PROPERTY TO UT .... 27 POTATO collar at Hanlay. lor loaia or rant, TU 4-5W. COMMERCIAL cornar lot. lullaola trail- or aaln. car lot, ate. s. air, a, jwaanon. s.. The Result Home. RIAL ISTATI WANTIO 2t W, DO NEED OOOO LISTINGS Homti. Farml. Rort. Builnoit OOMER JONES Raallor 114 N. nit. TU 4-3101. TU '! HAVE CALL FOR FARM K K Cow, Calf Unit. Houia. COMER JONES, Raallor 114 N. Illl. TU 4-11M-TU 475V WANTED 3 badroom fioma In South Sub- urn. 1,0,000 or Int. No raaltoril latl Radcllflo. WANTED to rant 3 or 4 badroom homt. Good location for taachtr. Wrlta 44,1 Cannon Avanua. WANTED to buy acraaoa In tha Klam alh Fain araa. Wrlta Jack walr, 3t Gar bar Way. Bakaraflald. Calif. WANTED to rant 2 or 3 badroom homo In Patarion School Dlttrlct around Oct, I, TU 4 MS'. WANTED lo buy modern 3 badroom homo. Near cornar Mitchell and Want- land, TU 4-4W7. HAL ISTATI IXCHANGI .... 2 "TRADE" ond SAVE TAXES For Information on tox FREE Trade), call DEANE SACHER Realtor Member International Tradera Ctuh Ltceneotf-Ora CaU 1037 Mam St. . Wart tu m Friday, September 13, 1963 PAGE RIAL ISTATE IXCHANGI 19 . TRADE equity In nice 2 bedroom south ern California homo on Oregon acreage. Write Elmer Ely, Bex 111, Weed. Calif. REAL ISTATE FOR SALE 30 OWNER, attractive 2 bedroom home, cer amic tile bath, fenced back yard, at tached garage, kitchen furnished, TU NEW large view home, large lot, close to new OTI, and hospital, also small north side home, 18,500, TU 2-0570. LAKESHORE DRIVE THREE bedroom home, ph. TU 1-3722. NEAT TWO bedroom house, good north side location, 1520 Sargent, TU 4-4217. BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom homo, subur ban area, large living room, dlnina room. extra large kitchen, large utility room, bath and helf, completely sealed double garage, situated on large lot. TU 2-JU7, .. LARGE modern 5 bedroom stone house. north side, phone TU 4-4667. COUNTRY living 3 ocres. Comfortable 3 bedroom home, lovely yard. Variety of fruit. $14,500, TU 4-S907. MOYINA Heights large 3 bedroom, home, 2 baths, 1 fireplaces, living and dining room, knotty pine family room end kitch en with built In oven end range, 1409 Mc Clellan Drive. TU 4-7260 for appoint ment. ONE bedroom house at 1715 Menlo Way. Price $3,000. $400 down, $40 month. For information write Mrs. R. McLoud, 1314 Petaiway, San Jose 29, Ceil. HOT Springs, clean oldar 3 bedroom home, $13,500, ph. TU 2-5691. 2 BEDROOM, fireplace, family room, cov ered patio, large fenced yard, $12,500. TU 4-J9I4 atter a p.m. VACATION home sites on Highway 97, iimoerea, ooraering creeic, eirrieid. mgri- wav, and village. Graded roads to all sites. Maps furnished on request. $450 up. Terms. Write W. C. Elms. Box 60. Chemult, ph. 365-2281. owner. 2 bedrooms, recently re- mods led, new electrical and heating sys tems. Double garage, partial furnishings available 615 Prescott. Call TU 2-0319 any time. STEWART-LENOX 2 bedroom house fur nished, $4100, needs painting, arrange ments can be made. Reasonable down payment, owner will carry papers. TU 2-0996 or see at 3419 Granite. . TWO bedroom home, first $3,500 cash ibkcs, pn. iu 2-265 alter a p.ra; SUBURBAN 3 bedroom home. Sjoreafle, 510,400, TU 44328. SOUTH Suburban 3 bedroom, I's beths. built-in range, double garage, patio, storm windows, TU 2-3335. - ; FOR sale equity In 3 bedroom .home. Suburban area, TU 2-518$. TWO bedroom, guest house, 2 baths, Mills Addition, $12,250. TU 4-7970. LAKE O' Woods home, sleeps 10, mod ern, deep well, east side, $12,500, see Henry Conradl, lot 17, block F. BEDROOM, double garage, 3034 Butte, 17,500, $700 down 170 per mo. or trade car, trailer, or whet have vou, TU 4-6105. 20x24' 1 bedroom house on lot 47x307 with garage ettached, suburbs. $5,000. Owner 2742 Dayton. NCOME property. for sale by owner. 4-M1V. SMALL 2 bedroom 44103, 3115 Cannon. house. $1750. TU FOUR bedrooms, close In north side, new ly painted, $13,200 appraisal, save' $ $ by assuming loan. Wright Real Estate, U 2-2776, TU 4-5209, TU 4-8576, TU. 2-1 008. OWNER has new 3 bedroom home, exclusive resi dential district, lovely view, blrctt kitch en, ceramic mo catn and a nau; Fire place, hardwood floors, hot air heat. $15,900, TU 2-2410. STROUT REALTY PH. TU 4-5281 EVENINGS CALL Bob 8, Stella Dehlinger TU J-5401 TU 2-5048 Han Hoiman Henley School. New 2 bedroom paved street, urge lot. New Homedale 3 bedroom. Fireplace. All bullffn appliances. Large living room. Af tached double garage. 115,750. -( So. Sixth St. Attractive, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ferae lot, double aeraae, '$16,000. 1 10 acres. Irrigated. Large 3 bedroom home, good outbuildings. HomedeJe;. $21,- ooo. 40 acres, 20 Irrigated, close to town. $10,- 000; $1,000 down. NEW 3 BEDROOM HOMES Large living room with carpeting dining area, fireplace, double garage. Your choice of floors. Insulated all around. ON YOUR LOT (Choice Lots Available) StE OUR BEAUTIFUL MODEL HOME ASK ABOUT NO CASH DOWN FINANCING ' OTHER 3 BEDROOM HOMES $8900 " THRIFTY BUILDERS ESTATE DRIVE SOUTH END OF MADISON - TU 2-0436 TU 4-5244 MLS Multiple Listing' Service TERRIFIC VIEW Brand new 3 bedroom hmoe. Two baths. circulating fireplace. Fconomlcal natural gas forced air furnace piped to each room. Large family room, complete bum In kitchen. Huge double garege. All this and in a restricted area tool A must see for $17,950 BRUCE OWENS Raaltor IJ4 No. 7th TU 4-1I1 Lucllla Andorson TU 1-0J1I Loll Macv TU 2-5U7 MLS Multlpla Listing Srvic H IT'S FABULOUS Beautiful brick rambler, overlooking Up per Lake, ON CHOICE VIEW SITE THAT SIMPLY CANT BE DUPLICATED. Streamlined for modem comfort with built-in kitchen with blrctt cabinets, 3 large bedrooms, perty room, lerge sun deck, double garage. GOING FOR U7,S00i maximum loan. TOP VALUES!? MILLS ADD'N. Very neat I Bedroom home for lult I7,7. A-l condition, lovely yard area, aleel fencing. MAX IMUM LOAN, PONOEROSA SCHOOL AREA Immacu late larger t bedroom home with clr culetlng fireplace, larga attached ga rage. Only IIJ.OOOl S40O DOWN FHA 1 NO DOWN Oil plui doling coali. ISM DOWN AND, EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS buyi Ihli neat Norlhilae I bedroom home. A lot of economical, well-built comfort al only 1S.IM. Chilcote ond SMITH i REALTORS SINCE 1909 SEE US FOR INSURANCE, TOO 111 N. m Phone TV 4-7771 Sales Paraanwth v Art Moorman . PH. TU M7B) Ivob, Bill Cnikots P. TU 4-BM tve. ti Chikote, Aseecleea Broker - Bob Chilcote. Broker, , . , ; my S-M"ia- " w J
