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READY FOR SERIES A lot of work is being done to get Yankee Stadium ready for
the World Series which gets underway Wednesday. The Los Angeles Dodgers arrived
in New York on Monday and Sandy Koufax has been nominated to throw in the open
ing game against Whitey Ford, both ace left-handers. Here, ground crews apply fresh
topsoil, brought in by tractor, to the home plate area. UPI Telephoto
Sport Parade:
Ralph Terry Accepts Fate
As Yankee Bull Pen Star
By OSCAR FRALEY
UPI Sports Writer
NEW YORK UPI) One year
made a tremendous difference in
the life of big Ralph Terry but
the (all pitcher from Oklahoma
shrugs off (he quirks of fate with
the studied analysis that "a man
has to be realistic."
One year ago as the New York
Yankees went into the World Se
ries, Terry was one of their most
potent pitching guns. He had led
the American League with 23
triumphs and he followed up wth
two wins in fie series, capping
a big year with a 1-0 victory over
the Giants in a heart-stopping
finale.
This year he is practicaly ig
nored as the Yankees get ready
to go in against the 1-os Angeles
Dodgers.
The talk this time is of Whitey
Ford and two younger men, Al
Downing and Jim Bouton. And
'the proven mop-up man in the
lalo innings is Hal Reniff.
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Terry, it was alluded, would be
in the bull pen for a "long in
ning" relief job. If, in other
words, the starter was kayoed
early in the game.
"How come Terry is in the
bull pen?" somebody asked Yank
ee manager Ralph Honk.
The Iron major fixed the ques
tioner with a pair of icy eyes and
there was barbed wife in his tone
as he said:
"I'll pitch whoever I think
best."
Houk hasn't come out and said
pointedly that Terry is in the
rocking chair brigade. But he has
said that Ford will start the first
game. Downing the second and
Bouton the third. Which, with a
day off for travel to the coast
after the first two, brings Ford
back again in (lie rotation. Bar
ring the possibility that the weak-
hitting Dodgers will play bombs
away early against one of the
starters, Terry may view this one
from afar.
But he accepts it philosophical
ly, by no gesture or inflection
hinting that he might he dis
gruntled alter another year in
which lie led the league in com
plete games and Innings pitched.
"1 didn't have a bad year,"
pondered the 27-year-old right
Experts Advise Care
Of Venison In Field
Fresh, flavorful venison for the
table starts with careful treat
ment of the meat in the field, ad
vises Andrew Landforcc, Oregon
Stale University extension wild
life management specialist.
Keep deer meat at its liesl by
cooling It quickly the quicker the
better, -Landforcc says, lie urges
that the deer he skinned as soon
as possible.
It's ideal wiicn deer can be
field dressed and immcdialely
taken to camp, home or the cold
storage locker to lie skinned, he
noted. I'robablv the cleanest meat
from the woods is handled this
way.
However, this isn't always pus
sible and lindforce offers t h e
following suggestions for care of
deer that can't be taken back
right away.
In Western Oregon, unless the
deer is moved easily from the
field, dress it, hang it in a tree
and skin it at once. Split the car
cass in half and leave the last
neck vertebrae connect lo help
balance the halves while hang
ing. Preferably let hang until the
meat is no longer sticky. Dry
meal is easier to keep clean.
Hanging over night in the cold
3-Bedroom
8,800
Tsdy, October 1, 1963
hmp
hander who won 17 while losing
IS. "But I didn't have a good
year, either. Some of those 1 lost
could have gone my way but.
then, on the other hand, some of
those I won could have gone the
other way.
There is no jealousy in the
slender pitcher whose main fault
if he has one, is that he refuses
to "bruch back" the hitters and
they therefore can take a toehold
against him.
"Bouton is the best righthander
in (Tie American League today
he observes quietly. "And you
can't get away from the fact that
Downing has pitched so well he
deserves a start."
No alibi. No recriminations.
And the Yankees know full well
that the workhorse pitcher will
give them his best at all times.
He doesn't know any other way
to go.
"Whatever I can do." he said,
looking forward to the series,
"I'll do. But whatever it is, I'm
hungry to do a good job."
Houk, scheming to get the best
tools working against the Dodg
ers, admits that "Terry could
play a big part lor us."
But it has to be small consola
tion as he looks back on the head
lines of just a year ago.
woods is good. The meat gets
cold and a glare forms over it.
If pack animals are impracti
cal, cut tlic deer in quarters and
drop each quarter into an individ
ual clean cloth hag. Strap your
load on the pack board for carry
ing out of Ihc woods.
Immediately upon reaching
your destination, hang meat in a
cool, dry place. The cold storage
locker is ideal, but lots of good
venison has also been cared for
in garages and woodsheds.
For F.astern Oregon conditions,
if you can't get the deer back lo
camp and skinned immediately
field dress and skin the deer in
tlic field. Hanging the deer in a
tree is preferred, but, if this is
not possible, remove the hide
while the deer is lying on the
ground.
Use the skin and meat sinks
lo keep moat clean while skin
ning. After Ihc hide is off, quar
ter the carcass and put the pieces
m individual meat sacks. Pack
back to camp and hang it up al
once.
If it Is not practical to carry
the meat back to camp righl
away, hang It in a tree or lav il
upon poles or rocks to allow air
to circuliile around the meal,
speeding up the cooling process.
It is alas best to let meal
hang and thoroughly cool belore
moving it. When tlic meat gets
a glaze over it. handling is easier
and meat can be kept much
cleaner.
Deer eventually will cool when
hung with the hide on. In some
cases, deer are downed in cir
cumstances which makes skinning
impractical, hut even then cool
(lie animal as quickly as possible
in order to keep the meat at its
best, says the specialist.
Care should also be taken to
keep tlie meat cool on (lie way
home. l.andforce stresses. A car
rier or rack on the car top will
alloy cooling air In circulate
around the meat. Never carry
venison in a tightly closed car
trunk or on the hood ol a car
whore engine heal is transferred
to the meat.
IVII.M T8 l.OSK ;l'ARI
. F.VANSTON. III. lUPI'-North-
weslern will be without the serv
ices of Jack Cvercko, its All-
America guard, when the Wild
eals tangle with Illinois on Sat
urday. Cvercko, who sullered a
knee injury against iajana, will
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USC Coach Abandons
Three Platoon System
U)S ANGBIJJS (UPD Coach
John McKay today abandoned his
three unit system at University
of Southern California, declaring
it unworkable under the new sub
stitution rule.
The coach of the 12 national
champions tried the three platoon
system that proved so successful
for his Trojans last season dur
ing the first two games.
But Monday he told the South
ern California Football Writers,
"I'm through with the three unit
substitution system: I find that 1
can't use it under the new rules.
Barnes Likes New Rule
But coach Bill Barnes of UCLA
found the new substitution rule to
his liking and declared that only
in an isolated rare instance was
he unable lo get a specific man
into the game when he wanted to
use him.
"We played 30 men against
Penn State Saturday and had no
problems growing out of the sub
stitution rule except in one in
stance," he said.
There wasn't a winner among
the three top football teams rep
resenting the area. But Barnes
was pleased with his team s play
in the close loss to Penn State,
and Harland Svare of the Los An
geles Rams pro club drew some
consolation from a strong defen
sive effort.
McKay, however, did not feel
Southern California played a very
good game.in dropping a 17-12 de
cision to Oklahoma in the nation
ally televised game of the week.
"We've got power," McKay de
clared, "but we're hurting be
cause we can't seem to throw the
football. Since that appears lo be
the case, we're going to run
more."
The outspoken McKay ex
Houston Yet
Paces Loop
NEW YORK '(UPD Charley1
Hennigan can't understand why
he's the leading pass receiver in
the American Football League.
Hcnnigan,sa four year veteran
with the Houston Oilers, feels the
defense in the AFL gets better
each season, making it tougher
all-round for receivers.
Hennigan replaced Oakland's
Art Powell as the leading receiv
er this week. He has caught 28
passes for 543 yards compared to
26 and 471 yards tor Powell
A former Northwestern 'liuisi-
ana Slate College athlete, Henni
can also is making a bid for the
scoring leadership. He's scored
30 points this season on live
nuchdowns but remains three
points behind Boston's Gino Cap
wllelli who has 3.1.
Jack Kemp of Hultalo moved
back into first place in the pass
ing race ahead of Kansas City's
Ixn Dawson.
Kemp, who suffered a finger
injury in Saturday's night game
with Houston, has completed 57
of IM attempts for BH7 yards
Dawson has completed 55 of 87
for Bfl7 yards.
Fullback Larry Gallon of the
Hnslon Patriots! retained his
rushing leadership this week with
27 yards in 61 carries. Charley
Tolar of Houston is second with
M6 yards in 6!) carries.
Curlev Johnson of the New
York Jets leads the league in
punling tt.ilh a 46.1 average on
11 kicks. Jim r laser ot the Den
ver Broncos is second with i
46.2 average.
The leader in pass intercep-i
lions is Tommy Morrow of the
Oakland Haiders. Keith Lincoln
of the San Diego Chargers leads
in punt returns
WIYBRHAIUSER KNIGHT LEAGUB
W
Robert and Barrftt 7 3
Bickftt and Schroder 6 4
Mauch and Lockharl
flowden and Noak 4 4
,1rey Comer 4 4
Bdwden and Menelee 3 7
Results: Blctielt and Schroder 3, Pen
on and Nnak 2; Mauch and lotkhaM
4. Borden and Menelee 1; Roberts and
Barrett 4, Comer and Gray 1.
High team game. Roberts and Barrett
42S; high team series. Roberts a-vl Bar
rett 144; high Ind game. Roberts 253;
high ind. series, Roberts
IARLY BIRDS LEAGUE
W L
Odd Bans " 7
Strikers 3
Near Mrs. 3
Rollers T 5
Statterbrains 1 I
Satellite 7 s
Lucky Four 4
Alley Cats 5 7
Rolling Pins 4 I
Aproooi 4 t
Game 0mfi 3
Gutter Snips
Results- Gutter Snips 8. Lucky Four , J
Aiiev Cats 0. Near Mrs 4; Satellite 3. 1
Game Dames 1 Odd Hails 4. Scatter-I
hramt 0; Apropos 0, Rollers
Sinkers
3. Rolling Pins 1.
High team game. Strikers 711 1
team sene. Sirik.ers JW: high
high
aame, Fdith Bart iMi htgh Ind. series.
Catherine Jackson n.
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Little Sweden
to-
Les Hoback if) 2
Franklin lite 9 3
Swan Lake ' t J' t
Sewing Machine Center 7 S
Cohos City Center Lodge 7
"A Oi 5 7
Pioneer Tobacco Ce 3
Amidons I H
Kiametn Basin Mlk 1 11
Reuits: Coboi City Center 1. Frank
lin Lite Ins. ii Pioneer Tobacco 0. Swan
lak 4; Sewing Machin (.enter V Les
Hobark ii Blue Ox 4. Am Won 0; Klam
ath ftatln Milk 0. Lime Sweden 1
High team oamt. Les Hobatk
high team series. Franklin Lite
rMOi high Ind game, Eiten Doty JC4,
pressed doubts that the Sooners
should be rated the top team in
the nation for beating his nation
al champions becauuse he said
Oklahoma lacked a passing at
tack.
He felt the Trojans could have
scored three nr four touchdowns
if the team had been able to com
plete more of its passes and he
was puzzled over the inability ofl
All-America end Hal Bedsole to
hold on to well-thrown passes in
key situations.
We got beat by a good foot
ball team and we didn't play
well," McKay continued. "If we
don't play better, we'll lose lo
Michigan State here Friday
night."
Zcno At QB
Barnes announced one major
change for his Bruins starting
with the Stanford game this
weekend which calls for Carl
Jones to move from quarterback
to halfback to take advantage of
his running and defensive ability
while Larry Zeno gets the call at
quarterback as a result of his
fine work against Penn State.
The Earns remained in Cleve
land to drill for their game with
the Green Bay Packers and will
work on developing scoring punch
inside the 10-yard line. Svare told
the writers in a telephonic inter
view.
David Jones was named pro
player of the week for his per
formance against the Cleveland
Browns with Pete Beathard of
Southern California selected uni
versity player of the week and
guard Waller Johnson of Los An
geles Slate getting me vote as
college lineman.
LEGAL NOTICE
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
Statement required by Ihe act ol August
24, 1912, as amended Dy tne acis oi
March J. 1933, July 2, 194 and June 11,
I960 (74 Slat. 201) showing Ihe owner-
hin. manaaement. and circulation
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Fall. Oreaon.
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ik Fllt. Oreaon.
Business Manager, William B. Sweet-
land, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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preceding the date snown aoove
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SUMMONS
NO. 63 U4 E
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
1 HF STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
ROBERT H. FORCE, Plainlifl, vi
JAMES D. PHILLIPS, and JEAN PHlL
i IP, huthnnd add wile. Defendants.
TO JAMES D. PHILLIPS AND JEAN
PHII I IPS. DEFENDANTS
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, you are hereby required lo ap
ncar and answer olaintill'l complaint on
file herein on or belore Ihe 15th day of
Orlnher 19S3. at 10 o'clock A. M. at me
Klamalh .County Court House, Klamath
Falls, Oreoon. and If you fail to so an
swer or otherwise appear, for want there
of plaintiff will apply to Ihe Court tor
Ihe rellel craved tor In his complaint, to-
wit- (udament aoainst tho above named
defendants tor the sum of 0, wih In.
terest thereon al the rate Of 5 per cent
per annum from the ISIh of June, 1961
for the further sum ol H50 attorneys
tees, and tor coti and disbursements in
curred therein: and further that mortpaae
in security ol sad sum be lortclosed and
that a decre tor tha tai ol real prop
erty described in sad mortgage bo made
tor the Shfntt of Kiema County that
the proceeds ol said sa't may bo applied
in payment ;! arncynt due to plaintilf;
that defendants and all persons claim
ing upon said premises bo foreclosed ot
ther right, claim or equity In said prop
erty; and that ptainl-fl have ludgment
and execution aoamsl said defendants
tor any deficiencies temeining after ap
plying p-ocreds of sale, and that plaintiff
or any otner paily allowed by law may
become a purchaser at said sale.
This summons is served upon you by
publication thereof in the Herald and
News onct each week, tor tour consecutive
eeks pursuant to tm order
Honorable Donald W, Plptr. Judge of
nV "vr ll.Y 1 k.
h day of September. I HI trie
1 first pubi-cat'on to be made on the 10th
day ot September, 14. and the last
PL'fiicatlon on Ir fh day of October,
VANDENRERO lb COE
Hai F. Coe
Attorneys for Plaintiff
?02 Underwood Building
Klamalh f-4iis. Oregon
No. 342, Sept. to. 17 it, Oct. 1, 4. 143
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
O F IN L ACCOUNT
IN TMF CIRCUIT COURT
OF KLAVATH COUNTY, OREGON
In the Matter ot the E slate el
E"reda Steven, rotated.
Notice is hereby g-ven that I have
tiled my final covmt as administra
tor. C T A of the estate of Eitreda Stev
s, Otceaed. and if cout has set
October jut. in J. at 10 o'clock, A M . as
the time for hearing of ceiectlons to
suth tmt Account and for the settle
ment thereof at Klamath County Or-
;'CUit Court Room No. 1.
Dated this 74 day of Sto'ember, mi
tern Smith. Administrator. C.T.A.
.EGAL NOTICE
PROBATE NO. A3 - 117
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
IN THE MATTE. OF THE ESTATE
OF ROSE LEWIS, dfceistd. Notice U
htrtby givtn that the undersigned, BET
TV C. GENTRY, hai Been appointed Ad-
mlnistratrix of the estate of ROSE LEW
IS, deceased, by the Circuit Court of iht
Slalt of Oregon for Klamath County,
and has Qualified. All persons having a
claim or claims against said deceased
art hereby no! Hied to present the same.
duly verified as required by law. lo the
undersigned Administratrix at the Law
Offices of P.K. Puckett, Attorney, First
Federal Savings and Loan Building,
Klamalh Falls, Oregon, within six months
from the data of the first publication of
ihls notice, which date li the 24 day ot
September, 1963.
BETTY C. GENTRY. Admlnis
trlx P.K. PUCKETT
AHorney (or Administratrix
Flnt Federal Savings & Loan Bldg.
Klamalh Falls, Oregon
No. 364. Sept. 24, Oct. 1, 8, 15. 1963.
PROBATE NO. 63-29
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Mailer of the Estate of
HAROLD JOHN SMITH. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the
undersigned Administrator of the Estate
ot Harold John Smith, Deceased, has
tiled his final account in the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for the
County of Klamath on the 31st day jf
October, 1463 at the hour of 10:00 A.M.
said day in said courtroom of said
Court has been appointed by the Circuit
Court as the time and place for hearing
of obieciions thereto ana settlement mere-
DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: Oc
tober 1, 1963.
DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION: Octo
ber 22, 1963.
CHARLES J. SMITH,
ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ES
TATE OF HAROLD JOHN
SMITH. DECEASED
W. R. BRADSHAW
621 Main Street
Klamath Falls. Oregon
No. 382, Oct. 1, S, IS, 22, 1963.
NO. 43-114
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR
KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate ol
G. H. Hancock, also known as Guy H.
Hancock, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
have been appointed administratrix of
the estate of G. H. Hancock, also known
as Guy H. Hancock, deceased. All per
sons having claims against said estate
are required to present them to me with
proper vouchers, at the office of Harry
D. Bolvln, 210 Boivin Bldg., KlamaRi
Falls, Oregon, within six months from
the 17th day of September, 1963, which
is the dale of first publication of this
notice.
Eleanor B. Hancock
Administratrix of the Estate of
G. H. Hancock, also known as
Guy H. Hancock.
No. 361, Sept. 17, 24, Oct. 1, 8.
NO. 53-113 PROBATE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate ol
ALICE T. ABBOTT, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that f have
been appointed Executor of the estate
of Alice T. Abbott, deceased. All per
sons having claims against said estate
are required to present them to me,
ilh proper vouchers, at the office of
Ganong & Canonq, First Federal Build
ing, Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six
months from September 17, 1963, which
is the date ot first publication ot mis
notice.
Julian R. Abbott, Executor
Ganong & Ganong
Attorneys for Executor
NO. 367 Scot. 17, 24, Oct. 1, 8, Wbl
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Klamath Foils
SHRINE CLUB
Regular dinner meeting Wed. Oct
Oct. 2, Reomes Country
Club. Hospttolity 6:30,
Prime Ribs 7:30
Nomination of officers
All Nnhles uraed to at-:
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SCOTTISH RITE BODIES
Stated meeting in the
Lodge Tuesday October
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ber 3, 6, 1, 13, M,
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SWAN LAKE MOULOING
(SERVICES 10
EXPERT tewing and fur cutting, altera
tions, tailoring, TU 2-5443.
PAINTING, wallpapering at Its best, In.
terlor, exterior, brush or spray, reason
able price, fret estimate, TU 2-3131.
REMODELING - PAINTING
Taping, texturing, roofing, plaster patch
ing, TU 2-2744.
HUNTERS Have your deer cut I double
wrapped in clean shop by experienced
licensed meat cutter. 15 a head. Don
Sawyer, 2404 Berkeley, TU 2-4963.
CARPENTER work, small repairs, cab
inet work. Ph. TU 4-3749 avis.
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
At your place, deliver to processing planl
or leave. Al Stoll, TU 4-4124.
REMODELING, cement work, block work,
References, reasonable. TU 2-5388.
EDUCATIONAL 13
BACK to school. World Book Encyclope
dias. TU 4-4941 before a.m.
HELP WANTED, FEMALE
14
DRY cleaning checker, must be at least
5 ft. 4 inches, steady position, will train
qualified person, apply Cascade Laundry
and Cleaners after 10 a m.
WOMAN for laundry work, tall preferred,
apply Cascade Laundry and Cleaners af
ter 10 a.m. ,
WAITRESS wanted, must be neat, ex
perienced and have own transportation.
Call in person at van's Motel oltice.
rAnch cook" previous experience rT
quired. Write, giving age, past experi
ence and telephone number, Box 31,
Eagleville, Calif.
OLDER unattached woman, tend busi
ness part-time, owner's absence, TU
4-5871.
CHRISTMAS IS JUST A JINGLE AWAY!
ESTABLISHED AVON territories now
open In K. Falls and Bonanza. Over 200
lovely gifts lo show. Start al S2 and up
per hour. Write today tor interview to
Avon Cosmetics, 4 W0 Fargo, or call TU
3-1684.
HELP WANTED, MALE 16
WANTED Oregonian carrier 12 to 14
years old. Good Income for ambitious
boy. Northside territory, call TU 7-Jilt.
MESSENGER, 14 or older, mornings
or all day. Western union, 716 Man
WANTED experienced ranch hands. Call
Dick Shuck, TU 4-7944.
WANTED married man with car for lo
cal suburban Fuller Brush Company
route, must be ambitious and willing to
work, SI 10 per week guaranteed to start.
Some part-time available. Write 1200 Win
chester, Med ford, or ph. 772-8934.
BOYS!'SSOL
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 for general ranch work; wife cook
lor crew. 1 bedroom modern cook house.
Write givlnq age. past experience, tele
phone number, to Box 31. Eagleville,
Calif.
NOTICETd JOVSEEKERS
All help wanted ads published In the;
Herald & New are accepted In qood
frth that the lobs offered are as stated
in tne advertising copy. We are no? re-
sponsible for the Integrity of our adver
tisers, but we make every effort fo dis-
cover and reject all misleading advertis
ing. Anyone answering a help y anted
ad and findinq It to be misleading is1
asked to report It to the Classified Ad
vertising Department or the Herald &
flews. 1
SITUATIONS WANTED 18
PART or full time office work wanted.
Will do typing in my home, phone TU
4-8538.
WANTED part time bookkeeping, typing,
general office work. Fully qualified 10
take full charge. Best of references, write
Box 599C, Herald and News.
BABYSITTING wanted, 50 cents an hour,
TU 4-6404. '
FOR DEPENDABLE CHILD CARE
TU 2-1844 1328 Carlson Dr.
JACK & JILL DAY NURSERY
IRONING, washing, pickup, deliver, fast
service, TU 4-9434.
IRONING TO Dl5 irTmy home.
TU 4-99J6
ROOMS FOR RENT 22
STEAM heated, clean, quiet sleeping
rooms. 310 So. 5th, TU 2-0214.
LARGE housekeeping room, downstairs,
317 Pine, TU 2-1487.
ROOM, BOARD. GENTLEMEN
1607 CRESCENT
CLEAN, comfortable rooms, 2 blocks from
Main, $5 and up, TU 4-4259.
CLEAN riom, gentleman, $20 a month.
1530 Crescent.
ROOM and board, Students! Heated,
neat, clean. 572 Pacllic Terrace.
COMMERCIAL
ROOMS
Clean, comfortable rooms
Reasonable rales.
$7 and up weekly
Accommodations tor lunch packing
(working man's rooms)
LOUNGE ROOM WITH TV
S39 Cnmmf'Ciii
APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24
IVwb room furnished bachelor apt., pri
st entrance, inquire 72 Pine alter 5
EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN
Klamath's most modern, furnished.
219 So. 11th - TU 2-106?
COMFORTABLE 7' i bedroom home. Nat
ural hot water heat, fireplace, d"hwah
er, qarbaqe disposal, large basement
TU 4-6558.
THREE room furnished apartment, 230
South 11th.
TH R E E room turn.hed apt . 31 35 Or
chard. adults, inquire 2037 Radcliffe.
TWO room furnished, water, garbao fur
nished. TU 4-633 or TU 4-89J9 eves.
FURNISHED apis . washino '-lilies,
reasonable, 1324 Oak, TU J-679B.
REX Arms Apartments. Furnished 1 bed
rooms. Heal, phone, oarbage paid. $40
U7 Klamalh and Broad, 324 Broad, TU
7-9217.
AUDLEY APTS.
One r-Adroom furnished or unfurnished,
availanU Oct. 1, 303 S. Blh.
CLEAN furnished 2 room apt.. $45 mo.,
utilities Baid TU 2-0379 before 10 or after
5. See at ISiJ Esplanade during day.
ATTRACTIVE 3 - room apartment fur
nished. Hot water heat and hot water
nish;J. Hwf Springs and Hillside Addl-
,,en ..,viL!:i
tion. v. Erie Streal. TU 4.3488.
THREE room furnished apt. Walk.ng
distance to town wa'er and garbage
oad. U0. TU 7-101.
ATTRACTIVE unfurnished duplex,
adu'ts, Tu 4 M71 tes. alter $ p m. stan
dard EXTRA la roe 3 room, furnished or un-
turniho SJMH. TU 4-58e
FURNISHED 1 room unit, $i0 1 room
apartment, $41 50. Utilities Pd. adults
only, shared bath. 419 no. 10th.
GORGEOU5 downtpwn furnished 1 bed
room, 2 full bath, free heat. Adults.
US. Alpha Apts., TU 4-45)2.
AVAILABlSept?0rbachtlor aot. prt
fer nurse or teacher, TU i lifrt.
TWO bedroom furnished. Htat and wattr
paid. 825 flynTU Lfn
FURNISHED J 'nom bachtlor apart-
APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24
FURNISHED APTS.. off street par kino!
TU 2-4734 weekdays after J p.m., anytime
weekends.
THREE room furnished duplex. Close in.
Water, garbage oald, 150. I no u ire 121 Oak
or TU 4-9123 alter 7.
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
Furnished. Near new Of I. Kitchens,
weekly rates, carports
PELICAN MOTEL. TU 2-925
GOOD furnilure. carpet, guiet, bedroom,
bam. Close in, TU 4-9621, TU 4-748 1.
STUDIO apt., completely furnished, wa
ter, garbage paid, 2150 Vint, TU 2-4855.
CLEAN, furnished apartment. Close in.
333 So. 1 llh.
WALNUT Apartments. Large, quiet, heat
ed, private parking, 415 Walnut.
ROOSEVELT APTS.
2034 LEROY TU 2-1749
Furnished or unfurnished one bedroom.
Garage. Hot water heat. Hot Springs
area. Adults.
HOUSE OF ROCKS MOTEL
AoomS'Apts., dally. jvekly rates.
Reasonable. 2005 Blifm, TU 2-9130.
KLAMATH FALLS FINEST
2544 Union
1 & 2 bedroom apartment!
Furnished or unfurnished
Spacious Rooms
Tastefully Decorated
Wall to Wall Carpetingj
Swimming Pool
Rental Includes all services
except telephone and electricity
Dorothea Nolan TU 2-0744
$36 to $58.50
COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTt
1-2-3 bedroom apis., furnished or unfur
nished. Permanent maintenance included.
. Monday through Friday
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMENTS
1427 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-4J7J
RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
and
MOTEL
2660 Shasta Way
One and Two Bedroom apts.
Furnished and Unfurnished
$69.50 to $89.50
Doily, Weekly Motel Rotes
TU 2-5577
HOUSES FOR RENT 26
FURNISHED 1"j bedroom cabin, 2335
Shasta. S35.
TWO bedroom house, 230 South 11th.
TWO bedroom, unfurnished, electric heat.
4 acres, eves. TU 4-9543.
THREE, bedroom house, unfurnished 2
miles north of town, former executive
home 1800 sq. ft. steam heat and water
furnished, rent $125. 641 Spruce, TU 2-4590.
RENT partly furnished trailer house,
washroom, garage. Inquire 5414 Independ
ence. FURNISHED t bedroom with garage,
clean quiet neighborhood. Water, gabage
paid, $65 per mo. TU 4-9215.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom house, garage,
335 Martin, rent $55, TU 2-6590.
FURNISHED one bedroom. Mills Addition,
TU 2-3702.
THREE room furnished house, Clean.
No dogs! Call TU 4-3717.
CLEAN, neat 2 bedroom home unfur
nished. Carport, fenced yard, automatic
oil heat. New range, new roof, $60, 318
Laguna, call from 4-7 p.m.
NEAT 1 bedroom furnished house, aulo
malic heat, fenced yard. TU 4-3342.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom house, $48-50.
Inquire 111 Pine.
NEAT 1 bedroom modern house, fenced
yard, $45, TU 2-4208.
FURNISHED 3 room modern, clean, gas
stoves, water, qarbage paid, $45, 1931
Wantland, TU 4-6626.
MODERN 2 bedroom unfurnished home.
Yard. Children welcome. Henley dis
trict. Approximately 1 ml. from King
sley Field, TU 2-4909.
FURNISHED I bedroom, washer hook
up, S.E. suburban, TU 4-7308.
2 BEDROOM furnished house, yard, 425
Martin.
TWO bedroom duplex unfurnished except
range. Electric heat, carport, refer
ences, $70, TU 4-9063.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house on Link
River, rent, 7.50, TU 4-9330.
2 BEDROOM house, furnished, $55 per
mo., TU 4-9909.
UNFUR NICHED 2 bedroom home, ' $5o!
Inquire 1339 E. Main.
FLRNISHED 1 bedroom home, close In.
TU 4-9777 afler 5 p.m.
CLEAN 1 bedroom cabin, $35, 1235
Adams. Two bedroom unfurnished house.
2035 Auburn, Offer) TU 4-9754. TU 4-3854.
UNFURNISHED two bedroom duplex,
south suburbs, garage, fireplace, electric
heat, $90. TU 2-452.
IMMACULATE, unfurnished 2 bedroom
house. Inquire 2232 Union.
TWO bedroom unfurnished house, 1017
Mitchell, $62.50.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom, garage, nice
district, adults, no pets, TU 2-1812.
MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .
27
I POTATO cellar at Henley, lor lease or
rent, TU 4-5997.
POTATO storage. Merrill Highway near
Lakeview Junction. TU 4.5511, tu i-5657.
REAL ESTATE WANTED .... 28
WANTED to rent 2 or 3 bedroom home
In Peterson School District around Oct,
t. TU 4-6057.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
29
WILL trade 2 bedroom modern home on
l'i acres for good home with no acre
age. TU 4-64?4.
Fam a "TRADER"-"
ARE YOU?
hy sell when you can frade. Call
DEANE SACHER
REALTOR
Member International Traders Club
Licensed Ore. Cal. Ida. Wash.
037 Main St. TU 4-4127
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .... 30
2 STORY older home with acreaqe. qood
location In Merrill, Ore., $11,600, terms
to right party. Merrill 798-5566.
NEW large view home, large lot. close to
new OTl, and hospital, also small nor I It
slue home, $8,500, TU 2-0570.
ATTRACTIVE 1 year old 3 bedroom in
South Suburbs. Fireplace, carpeting. Built
in oven and range. $K,f0, TU 4-7982.
TWO-i bronm ""homeTfirt siTsOO cash
takes, ph. TU 2-2665 after p.m.
?P74' l bedroom house on lot 47i?07
with garagt attached, suburbs. 15.000.
Owner 2742 Dayton.
TWO bedroom, guest house. 2 baths. Mills
Addition, $12,250. TU 4-7970.
COUNTRY living 3 acres. Comfortable 3
bedroom home, lovely yard. Variety of
fruit. $11,500, TU 4-8907.
CORNER trailer lot, Henley district.
Cabin, carport, well, electric bump,
pump house, septic tank, TU 2-5696.
OWNER "must sell 3 bedroom, Hi baths.
Bunt-in oven and range. Lots of cup
boards, dost to OTl Site, 118,000. 184
Dahlia, TU 4-9111.
PETE R SON" District, rbedroom, $14,500,
TU 4-7660.
TWO bedroom house at $8000; 3 bed
room furnished house, $4000, good rental
property. TU 4-3491. I
TWO bedroom house in South Suburbs.
terms. TU 4-3700 anytime.
LARGE 4 bedroom house. Ml basement,
double lot, $i00 down. TU 3-3835.
SOUTH suburban 3 bedroom. I'i bath,
built) range, double garagt, patio, storm
windows. TU 7 JJJJ
NOW available through Tritry Bu-lfle'S
lovely new 4 bedroom home. 2 baths,
brkk fepiact, hardwood floors, ready
tor pamting and ftnuh-ng, work Out
down paymff. TU 3-0434
IMX EQUITY for 1150T. comfortablt 3
bedroom. Hoi Springs, TU 1-5691.
So97H suburban large 2 bedroom home
's acre. $9 600 TU a58.
11.500 EOUITV or U. Take Over FHA
man, t - bedroom home, south suburban.
TU i-7764
FOR salt QV owner, Peterson School
District. 3 fwdroem home with built
in oven and range. Corner firpciact.
tented VK'd. targe patio. 4314 Memgrit
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .... 30
REDUCED nearly new large two bed
room. Mills Addition. TU 3-0547.
EQUITY, small house, close In. near
store. Clinic, laundromat, bakery, Mills
School. Good rental. TU 2-3946.
S BEDROOM, double garage, 3034 Butte,
17,500. S700 down S70 per mo. or trade
for car, trailer, or what have you, TU
4-4105.
2 bedroom home, Weyerhaeuser
area on highway. Garagt l out
side storage. Double lot. 97xtS0.
fruit and shade trees. TU 2-4795.
$6500
MOYINA
New 3 bedroom, 1' baths, fireplace.
birch kitchen, patio, forced air heat, hard
wood floors, $15,900, TU 2-2410.
BEAUTIFUL
3 BEDROOM HOMES
Large living room, dining area. Lovely
cabinet, Til bath and shower. Large
bedrooms and closets. Fully insulated.
$8900 & up
ON YOUR LOT
(CHOICE LOTS AVAILABLE)
See our Beautiful 4 Bedroom MODEL .
horn In BEL AIR GARDENS.
Ask about NO cash down financing.
THRIFTY BUILDERS
ESTATE DRIVE SOUTH
END OF MADISON
TU 2-0436 TU 4-5244
Cal-Ore Ranches t
200 FARM and RANCH slfet In the
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY near Grants
Pass. Med lord and Eagle Point. 5 to
140 acre tracts low SI SO DOWN &
S35 MONTHLY. Write for FREE FARM
and RANCH CATALOG including photos,
descriptions, maps. CAL-ORE RANCHES
B41-C East Main St., MEDFORD, ORE.
fr GOOD BUYS
NEAT 2 BEDROOM HOME. New linole
um, new roof, good foundation, only
SS.000. Owner will carry contract.
2 REAL GOOD DUPLEXES. Furnished,
Good foundation, good roof, 2 bed
rooms each. Returning $170 a month.
Priced to sell al $12,500.
CHROEDER Co.
434 MAIN - TU 4-7254
Eves. TU 2-2497 TU 2-0141
Multiple
Listing
Service
MLS
TWO FIREPLACES
Positively beautiful 3 bedroom, 1"i baths,
den, huge family room with Franklin fire
place, bar and sliding glass doors to cov
ered palio. Living room also has fireplace.
generous dining room, complete built in
kitchen with breakfast bar. About 3 years
old. $21,750.
MOYINA HEIGHTS
Brand new three bedroom, fireplace, dou
ble garage, natural gas heat to each room.
tamiiy room wnn sua ing giass ooors io
patio. Built In kitchen. Hi baths. A whale
ol a lot of house built by one ol our lead
ing contractors. $17,950.
BRUCE OWENS
13, No. 7IH
Lucille Anderson
Lois Macy
TU 4-312'
TU 2-0511
TU 2-5M7
MLS
Multiple
Listing
Service
HOT SPRINGS
Four bedrooms and a party room In this
beautiful home on corner lot. Features
separate dining room with built-in china
storage, gracious living room with nat
ural rock fireplace, hardwood floors, two
lull baths, full basement, nearly new
diesel forced air heating system, and
storage space galore. Only two blocks
I rem grade school. Call tor an appoint
ment today. $20,750.
MOYINA
Three bedroom brick and trama ram
bler with large two car garage. Fire
place, hardwood floors, built-in range
find oven. Large lot with fenced back
yard. Going for appraisal prlct of $17,
500. SUBURBAN
Excellent two bedroom home on large
corner lot in SI. Francis Park. Fine nat
ural wood Interior trim, fireplace, hard
wood floors, large closets, storm win
dows and large garage with shop or stor
age area. $10,000.
DURANT
REALTOR
2050 So. 6th TU 4-9832 or TU 2-3587
Next to Holiday Bowl
Staff Evenings
Tina Reeder TU 4-7342
Clyde Williams TU 4-8734
Bob Sorlien TU 4-7985
Ernie Graves TU 2-1396
Mrs. Bu'f Jones TU 4-9863
MOVE RIGHT IN!
Don't wait . . , this 3 bedroom home (less
than 3 years old) Is lust waiting for you.
It sparkles throughout, the newly planted
lawn Is growing, and you can complete
the patio area to suit your own tastes.
A real "million dollar" view of the lake
and surrounding mountains Is always a
pleasure to behold. Excellent floor plan,
electric baseboard heat, fully Insulated,
hrrdwood doors, red birch kitchen cabi
n!s, built-in General Electric kitchen,
separate dining area with glass sliding
doors to back yard. I'i baths, utility room
with washer-dryer hook-up. Plastered
walls and ceilings throughout. Double ga
rage, Glassed-in circulating fireplace is of
Roman brick against mahogany paneling.
You'll like this home. It's many features,
and especially the price. It is going lor
less than appraised value af only $16,900.
For an appointment to set your future
home, call TU 46003 or TU 4-7433 after
6 p.m.
4 ACRE'S
IN MIDLAND
Nanno completion this gorgeous 3 brf.
room home of madras stone Aoproxl
mately 7.000 sg. ft. Beautiful living and
dming area. 2 full baths. 3 separate fire
places (1 of used brick and 1 of madras
stone), Forced air heat, large double ga--arge,
covered patio and many more
tras. 10 minutes from Klamath Falls.
Total price
$31,000
McATEE
REALTORS
339 C. Mam TU 2-i44
Evelyn McAtt TU 2-59.15
Harold Hollis TU 2-6'J
SFT
Presents
ULTRA MODERN!!!!
. . . Contemporary design, j bed'onm
home AoproH. 2.000 sq. ft. of floor space.
A homt vou can truly h proud to own
Extra large tot of aoprox. act and
best of an you may make down payment
wth your patent home. Very reasonably
priced at 125.000.
TUCKER
Real Estate
o incqi
2240 So. 6th TU 2-7241
Honk Hansen TU 2-3101 vei.
fred Tuck,- TU 4-9742 tvit.
be out ot Acfcoo
fnes. (nen Ooy 346.
I No. 370. ItPf U Oct. I, I. U 163.
3211 SO fn TU S145
i me"t, sjo, H 76 Reclamation.
(Lane, TU J-149.