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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1963)
i i . i til I1' .U ".. 100 PER CENT Mrs. Julia Brown '(right), chairman of the public employes division of (he United Fund campaign, congratulates fire Inspector Bill Ackerman and Carol Collins, secretary to Robert Kyle, city manager, both campaign chairmen in their re spective offices. Both city hall and the fire department have turned in 100 per cent donation figures in the campaign this year aid are among the first to do so. Continuing Terror Grips Survivors Of Dam Tragedy In Italian Valley Editor's Note: United Press International correspondent Harry Slalhos has toured the disaster area of the Plave Riv er Valley In Italy, Hvhero 3,000 to 4,000 persons died and eight villages were wiped out. In the following dispatch, lie describes the continuing terror which grips (lie people still alive. ,' By HARRY STATHOS .. L'nltcd Press International CASSO, Italy (UPI) The DEAR roLLY-As an older teen-ager, my main interest is in a closet full of clothes. My moth er is a very good seamstress and the following discovery Is all her own. when she makes round cord sashes for dicssos she takes an old nylon stocking and splits the leg down the front and back right to ho toe. The too joins the two lengths. Then she puts a safety pin in one end of this long nylon rope and pulls It through the material that has been etitched togctlier on the wrong side and turned. As the oho who wears those inventive creations, I would say they are lighter, cooler and quick-drying, t am writing but Mom should get Hie credit.-JOANNE GIRLS Mom gets the credit and a Polly Dollar will soon be on Its way to her. I'OI.I.Y DEAR POLLY Wire coat hangers can be bent to make good shapes for drying socks, especial ly .wool socks. Leave the hook part on to hang over tire clothes line and bend the body part Into the shape nf a leg and foot for tlie socks. The men in my family wear heavy home knit wool socks for hunling and winter soi'ls and these hangers keen them from shrinking and mailing. And now for a good way to mako some very smart little tea aprons from your husband's old shirts. Cut through the yoke, leaving enough of tlie double fab ric for a bell. Cut down through the' sleeves for they are your ties. Transfer hubby's pocket and with a few minules of hem- Iff 11 pjj O fr m i GOVERNOR (PROCLAIMS Th wttlc of October 13-19 hen bten sot iiid at Pa triotic Education Wat It. Amarican history is a subject which alt high school students study. It i of fundamental Importance Gov. Mark O. Hatfield says, because through it itudentt learn of the greatest principles of free government established by past and present leaders. During Patriotic Education Week, sponsored in Oregon by the Oregon State Society Children of the American Revolution, each person is asked to rededi cate their lives to the Ideas of the government. Left to right are Jodine VanAtst, Port land, Oregon state chairman of Patriotic Education, CAR; Governor Hatfield and Greig Warner, Oregon state president, CAR, I ground rumbled and the villagers gathered around a U.S. Army helicopter startled in tenor. "Oh God, here it comes" again,' said one woman. Then the rumble died away and the people of this stricken village once again turned their attention to the food and medical supplies brought to them by the helicopter. Casso is 650 feet up on (he mountain above the Vajont dam. On Wednesday night a massive landslide went into the reservoir POLLY'S POINTERS Bow To Mom POLLY CRAMER Ntwipoptr Enttrprin Asm. ming, there is an apron MRS. C. E. O. DEAR POLLY - I save all scraps of deodorant bath soap, put It in a quart jar ot warm water to dissolve and have a nice shampoo ready when my dog needs a balh. This gives quick results and saves money as I use something I would otherwise waste. - AN APPRECIATIVE HEADER DEAR POLLY-My tip is for home decorators who use lou vorcd shutters that have to be painted. Painting or varnishing them can he a real task. It i: made simpler by wearing rubliei gloves aim then using a sponge about the site of a bar of .soap to cover all tlie liny, hard to gcl at surfaces. Apply as if you were poliMiing shoes. I'his prevents dripping and results in a smooth linNi.-MRS. tl. K. DEAR POLLY-lf you have a square-nocked dress that docs not lie as flat as you wouki like, try tacking a narrow piece of elas tic inside each front corner. Bring pieces under the arms, and tie or pin togctlier in Hie back L. K. behind the 875-foot high dam and spilled millions of tons of water over the edge and down onto the villages below. Between 3,000 and 4,000 persons were killed. Although those vil lages below caught the major brunt of the disaster, the back lash of water from the landslide climbed right up the mountain side and ln'l Casso and other vil lages in the lake area. During the duvs since the Wednesday night disaster, there have been constant small land slides. The people here arc afraid there will he another one. They want to leave but there is no way out. Whenever the ground rumbles there is stark fear in their eyes. This correspondent went to Cas so and two other villages near the once-filled reservoir with a U.S. Army cargo helicopter from the southern European task force based in Verona. Within hours after the catustrophe struck, these helicopter crews were on the scene and since have been operating almost around the clock bringing in food and fnem cities. Coming down from above Cas so wo could see the shambles of many of the houses on the lower levels. Three (lays after the dis aster, the streets were slill filled with water. From .hove, it whs clear what'Sil'- ."" .suTn- had uinnened. There was a hiirtp.iTA rusk and juanita rave where part of Mount Toe had caved in, dumping millions of Ions of dirt and rock into the reservoir of the dam. As Ihe helicopter touched down, hundreds of villagers gath ered around. They started to un load the food and supplies when the brief rumbling, that could be felt through the solos of your shoes, started. They stopped while it lasted. not bolting but obviously terror- stricken. Then, when it stopped, they went back to work. After the helicopter was un- lOOtlcd, Hie pleas or CVaniut.011 K iir nr K ni-n I u ;i I i nn v nnr. ! j i son aboard the helicopter who spoke Italian, I had lo forward the request lo the pilot Capt. Max II. Mitchell of Colonial Beach. Va. He finally agreed lo take out 15 persons, and one body that had been found. As Ihe helicopter lifted from the ground, he promised, "We'll come back this afternoon for more." Week Sees Decline In Market NEW YORK (UPIi-Hi-jinks in a nanuiuu ot siocks tcnaea to camouflage a widespread if not severe decline in the market last week. However, neither the rumors which accounted (or much ot the play in issues such as Chrysler, American Crystal Sugar, Thiokol and Sperry Rand, nor . the very real earnings records lor RCA, GE and IBM, the hurricane in Cuba, a grain - cash swap with Russia or the persistent belief among professionals that the market still is going to go up turned Ihe trick. The Dow-Jones industrial aver age finished the week at 741.76, off 3.30. Of 1,48 issues traded. 725 declined while only 588 ad vanccd. Sizable gains in Chrysler early in the week reflected a rumor that the company would split its slock at 100. Tins was squelched when a source close to the company said a split now would be too close on the heels of a split last spring. However, Chrysler still managed to rise 3. Thiokol moved up on a rumor that it would merge with Chrys ler rising 4'i despite a denial of this by Chrysler. Sperry Rand dipped l's despite a rumor that the company will have higher earnings in the final half of its fiscal year and also that its busi ness machine and computer busi ncss is finally heading into the black. Sugar slocks moved higher fol lowing news that hurricane Flora wiped out about half of Cuba ! sugar crop. Although Cuban sugar is no long' cr purchased in the U.S., it was noted that its loss is felt on the world market and the effect trans mitted to the domestic market. American Crystal Sugar advanc ed 9"e on this news and also ; PLUMBING, roofino and carpentry re ,, , ., ,. Pair. Phone TU 4-9995. once again a rumor that it would vc ; split its stock 3-for-l. Elsewhere in this section, Great Western ad-' vanced Vi. South Puerto Rico National 2'. North American r , - Central Afiuirre V and Holly 4a. Investois snored a sizable batch t ot concrete news including: lhsi week's seventh consecutive gain in steel production; hooming auto sales; a two-year high on rail freight volume and higher depart ment store sales. LEGAL NOTICE PROBATE No. 135 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPER TV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY the Matter ot the Eitete or juanita C. RUSK, aka JUANITA CRAWFORD RUSK, and as JUANITA RUSK ana JUANITA CRAWFORD, Deceased. Notice is hereby gtven that the under signed administrator of the estate of CRAWFORD, deceased, pursuant to or der of the above entitled Court made September tl, 1943, will proceed to sell at private sale from and alter the lst day of October, 1963, for cash, at the of fice of J. Anthony Giacomini, 214 Wil liams Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon. Ihe following described real property be longing to said estate, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the South line of SE '4 NW '4 ot Section 2, Twp. 39 South, Ranqe 9 E.W.M. which point is North 88 degrees 57' East 330.02 feet from the Southwest corner of said SE ' NW thence North 0 deqrees 35' West 738 80 feet along the East line of the E'iW'jW'i SE U NW of said Section to a point, which said point l the true point ot beginning of fhls descrip tion: thence continuing North 0 degrees jy Wet along said East line a distance ot 7S leet; thence South 19 degrees 25' I west a distance of 1J5 feet to a point; 'thence South 0 degrees 35' East a dis tance of 75 feel; thence North point of beginning, being part of said E ' W ' i W 5b ' nw oi i,.on 2, Township J9 South. Range 9 the Willamette Meridian, lamath t County, Oregon. The sale will he subject to the confir mation of the above entitled Court. DAVID WADE CRAWFORD, Administrator No. 365, Sept. 21. 29. Oct. A, 13, 1963. To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-8111 HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 I a m. to 4 JO p m weekdays I e m to noon Seturaev Count five words per line. Minimum or der 1 lines 3 6 10 1 Lnti 2 TimM 4 (V s n 6 00 7 00 Times Month $MX $ 9 mi n .so 8tV) M O0 ti vi 3 : 4 on 4 75 9 50 16 50 Minimum Charge 1.50 50c DISCOUNT per advertisement, If paid in advance Above rates are for consecutive Inser lions, without change a' copy, tor pri vatf individuals Advertising must be 1 clear and understandable to be prodix live. Ai wftros must be spelled out Autos offered :r sa by private moi viduais cash with copy. DEADLINE cat.on Noon Monday. Mem o-.v biere pvtm Selurfley for Sunaey CANCELLATIONS 1 CORRECTIONS On same schedule, except on Monday these art taken mi 9 a m P'eaie read first insertion at vaur ao The Hraid A New whi ge ae ete run tor typographical error. "Business Builder" WANT ADS I I column inch. US per month wth t2 W1 discount tor payment on or ber fh 10th l inch, tl wit $1 )0 discern (' payment on or beto'd the loin. Based on one copy change per menih. BOX SERVICE 50 cents Mr ad. CARD 1 MASKS, nd IN MEMORIAL FOR COMMERCIAL RATES PHONE TU 4-8111 CARD OI THANKS A I with lo extend mv harirlf thinks end epprecletlon for !h act! of lundne.i, mugn of sympathy, and beautiful Morel olttrlngs, and tokens ot sympathy received Irom my kind friends and neighbors during my recent bereavement in ine lost ot my beloved nusoand. un- ver E. McKoever. I especially thank the Elder Malay wiles, and the pailbeer- Mrs Sadie McKeever FUNERAL HOMES C WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. ni High Street. TU ?-4434 MEETING NOTICES 1 Klomoth Lodge No. 77 AF & AM STATED COMMUNICATION & M.M. Degree Monday, Oct. M,eiensive service station experience. Cliff Fir; section 7:30 n.m. fiua. ku tknr WANTED timber fellers - wood scale, followed by short bus..,Phw,t Fort Klam,)h M1.,,4, nebs meeting, then sec ond section. All M.M. Cordially invited. Re freshments. Gene R Byrnes, WM. LOST & FOUND FOUND man's wrist watch at Klamalh Auditorium. May bt Identified at the Parks and Recreation office. City Hall. LEFT after hunting. Lower Klamath area, Winchester 12 automatic with f i b r e glas barrel. Will Under please bring gun to Oregon Stale Police, K. Falls. W LOST Oct. 6 between Hildebrand and Ha- faith that the obs offered are as stated gelstetn Park over Swan Lake Lookout in the advertising copy. We are not re Road new spare tire and wheel, 7.17 x sponsible for the Integrity of our adver 5, 6 ply BP. Goodrich on white pickup i Users, but we make every effort to dis wheel. Jack Thomas. 1110 Eldorado, TU.cover and reject all misleading advertis-4-4J84. I ing. Anyone answering a help wanted MISSING from Main SI. near swimming pool, new bay's blue Goodyear bike with chrome fenders, approximately 2 weeks ago, reward. IB'0 Eldorado, TU 4-4384 PERSONALS STUDIO GIRL Beauty Aids, TU 4-9594, Shirley Kerns. IF you a Products. e in need of Stanley Home B'l imwyc"c di net, u vfuu. WANT to phone people who live alone, This daily service it to see If you are iBnd responsible position. Attractive man OK or need help. The life we save mayiner and appearance. Julie Osborn. 35 be your own, call TU 4-6871. FREE Christmas toys for your family. Be a Baum Toy Hostess. Call TU 4-8861, TU 2-2717, TU 2-3071. - 'U M KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous, TU iu m. rriBiroiy neip anynme. LARIAT Beauty Lounge, 316 Summers'601 c' Herald and News. Lane, TU 2-5777, Robert Lantt, operator. BEGINNERS alanon. Helo for families of alcoholics, TU 4-7129, P.O. Box 1065. TUPPERWARE dealer, Maureen Kardell, 3952 Bisbee, TU 4-8347, Fuller Brush TU 2-1455 SERVICES 10 CUSTOM slaughtering. Beef, hogs, sheep at your location. Special rates If cut, wrap, cure, smoke, Grigsby's smoKenouse, iu 2-0769. REMODELING, cement work, block work. References, reasonable. TU 2-5388. CARPENTER work, small repairs, Inet work. Ph. TU 4-3749. Itions. tailoring, tu ;-s43. painting, wallpapering at its best, in- .X.?.. 'hiT I UllklTCDC Li.... .... j..a.i ' wrapped In clean shop by experienced ",AV""r. ". " "a- uon!tin, tu 4-3872 HOUSE remodeling, cabinet making, fur niture finishing, TU 4-4079. PAINTING, interior and exterior, brush or roller, general repair, 397-4483. cusT6mb u t che'rTng At your place, deliver to processing plant Or leave. Al 51011, TU 4-612. MARKETPLACE that never closes Is your Classified section. If you have any thing to buy or sell lust call TU 4-8111 for a friendly Want Ad taker to help you place your ad. DENTAL PLATES Repaired while you waif. New Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE 1033 Main TU 4-3384 Attention Hunters! Bring In your COLEMAN stoves and lanterns for REPAIR! SWAN LAKE MOULDING 3224 SO. 6th TU 4-5145 Gina's Tailor Shop Tailoring alterations for men. women. children. All work guaranteed. Reasonable Prices Gene's Men's Wear 537 Main Rose's Tailor Shop Complete Dressmaking Alteration. Tai!er!r.5 izr Wen, Wcrr.tr. CWIdrsr. REASONABLE RATES a Division TU 2-6842 PAINTING REASONABLE SERVICE TU 7-27.8 EXPERT SAW FILING WORK GUARANTEED ALL TOOLS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED REASONABLE PRICES BODENHAMER SEPTIC TANK CLEANING end INSTALLATION Licensed Bonded - Gunranteed C. W. CLIFFORD . SON l JIM Hllv.rd WANT ADS Solve Problems! TU 4-81 1 I HEALTH ' BLESSED RELIEF In minutes for sick, ' omv, nervous stomachs, w-th "MtR BELS" RX Guaranteed' Enclusiveh at CURRIN S FOR ORUG5. consciea tious prescnotioni. NUTRi-BiO products, available at Health 5?uh ft, t u ?: J HELP WANTED. FEMALE M , - "'v vxt" c-vi tu .-(.. HELP WANTID, MALI U I - BOYS! SCHOOL AGE EARN Extra Money bv sailing the Herald & News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact Herald & News. Circulation Dept.. 1301 Esplanade PHONE TU 4-8111 3 HELP WANTED, FEMALE .... COMBINATION waitress and fry-cook, night sltilt It) p.m. to a a.m. See Audrey Foster, Foster's Cale, 7 ml. north on 97. HOUSEKEEPER baby sitter, live In or oul. e days week. Pn. Merrill 79I-SII. WOMAN wanted for sales and office work. Reteil slere. State age, qualifica tions, address and telephone number. Write Herald end News Box 603 C. HELP WANTED, MALE HI PART time morning delivery work, 4-4911. TU USED car mechanic, prefer married man seeking permanent employment. Must hove tools. See Dick or Mel Miller at Miller Bros., Inc. WANTED full time night man. Must have Vaden Service. 2560 S. 6th. AUTO mechanic wanted. Must know brakes and front end alignment. Apply Sunrise Safely Center. 1 776 Main or Richfield Service, 3581 Shasta Way. WANTED married man with car tor lo cal suburban Fuller Brush Company route, must bt ambitious and willing to worK, si id per week guaranteed to start, Some part-time available. Write 1200 Win- Chester, Medtord, or ph. 772-9934. IUELP WANTEb I - I 1' 17 I NOTICE TO JOB SEEKERS All help wanted ads published in the Herald & News are acceded In oood ad and finding it to be misleading is asked to report it to the Classified Ad vertising Department of the Herald & News. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 DOMESTIC help. Reliable English moth er's help seeks position In happy home. $130 monthly. One year minimum. Write Roblna Jones. 6 Grafton SI., London. Eng- )and (ENGLISH Men rv. Mr v tvupnti.. nnnrt shorthand and typing, seeks Interesting Brompton Rd., London, England. TYPING done, my home, student themes, business letters, etc., TU 4-5019. WANTED twl lime hnnkkMninti. twnim, general office work. Fully qualified to take lull Charge. Best of references. Write Box I BABYSITTING wanted, 50 cents an hour. 'u 4-6404. CHILD care, working mothers, Mills Addition, TU 2-4369. 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 DO IN MY HOME TU 4-9936 ROOMS FOR RENT 22 GENTLEMAN, clean room, S20 a month. 1530 Crescent, TU 4-8442. CLEAN, comfortable rooms, 2 from Main, S5 & up, TU 4-4259, STEAM heated, clean, quiet rooms, 310 So. 5th. TU 2-0214. sleeping ROOM and board. Students! Heated, 522 Pacific Terrace. neat, clean, APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 THREE room furnished apartment. Quirt Whit NEW 1 bedroom apt., furnished. 1101 Mar- SMALL furnished apts.. close In. utilities paid, $28.50, $37.50, 433 N. 10th. NEW partially furnished apt., washer, dryer, stove, refrigerator, everything but bedroom set, TU 2-4153. 1 BEDROOM unlurnlshed, except wash' er, dryer, refrlgeraior, 172.50. TU 2-4153 TWO bedroom furnished, utilities paid, 120 a week, 1235 Adams, TU 4-9754. GARDEN apartment close In, 1 bedroom furnished. Suitable for 1 or 2 employed adulis. Utilities except heat furnished. 560. Days, TU 2-2406; eves., weekends, FURNISHED apt. Free steam heat, wa ler, garbage disposal, garage, S42.50. TU Z-50J2 days; tu 4-5924 eves. BACHELOR apartment. Cedar, TU 4-9552. Steam heal, 213 ONE bedroom unfurnished apt., garbage water paid, close to Klngsley Field, S50, TU 4-7523. DUPLEX, block hwv. 66. Weyerhaeus er Junction, electric, nice, TU 2-3129. ONE bedroom, furnished, all ulilities, downtown, S50, TU 2-6460. COMPLETELY furnished apt., all utili ties, 1411 Main. EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. 219 SO. Illh TU 2-1062 WO room furnished, water, garbage fur nished. TU 4-4373 or TU 4-89:9 eves. STUDIO apartment fully furr ities paid, close in, TU 4-848' ONE bedroom furnished apt., washing facilities, TU 2-5829. NICELY furnished. 3 rooms, balh, gt- rage. private entrance, couple. TU 2-12U THREE room furnished apt. 2129 Orchard, adults. Inquire 2037 Radcliffe. REX Arms Apts. Furnished T bedroom. Heat, phone, garbage, Ub-W. Klamath and Broad, 224 Broad, TU 2-9217. ATTRACTIVE unlurnlshed """:' adults, TU 4-5821 eves, after 6 p.m. stan - oaro. EXTRA large 3 room, furnished furnished, $40-$55, TU 4-5686. FURNISHED 1 room unit, $40. 2 room apartment, $41.50. Utilities paid, adults only, shared bath. 419 No. 10th. TWO bedroom furnished. Heat and water paid, 825 Grant, TU 2-4719. FURNISHED 2 room bachelor apart ment, S30, 2126 Reclamation. FURNISHED 2 bedroom apt., Gary St., 4-4023. FURNISHED front apt., natural hot wa ter heat, all utilities paid exceot elec tricity. Adults only. Lincoln Apts.. 319 E.;$3400 EQUITY for $1500, comfortable 3 FURNISHED APTS., off street parking. TU 1-4734 weekdays after 5 p.m., anytime weekends. ' TWO bedroom unfurnished deluxe apt., I newly decorated, TU 2-6500. STUDIO aot., completely furnished, wa 12 ter. garbage paid, 2150 Vine. TU 2-4855. 'WALNUT Apartments. Large, quiet, heat- ' ed. private parking, 415 Walnut. i HOUSE OF ROCK S MOTEL Rooms-Aots , dally, weekly rates. Reasonable 2005 Biehn, TU 2-91N. nC CWC1 T ADTC ' rvvvJL v l i i r i j. 2036 LE ROY TU 2-t7l9 Furnished or unlurnithtd two bedroom. lT. Adults. KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 1544 Union k J bedroom aoartmenti Furnished or unfurnished Soacioui Rooms Tastefully Decorated Wall to Wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental includes ell services feot telephone and electricity Dorothea Naian TU I-OH $36 to $58.50 COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTl l-l J bed'oem eats., furnished ar unfur nished. Pfmaent maintenance included. Monday through frloay SHASTA VIEW Ac tf MENT t iur wtsHiuK, v tu tun Otftct ftovn I in. 11 J tn RICKFALLS APARTMENTS MOTEL 2660 Shosto Way 0t od Two Btdrocvr, opt. Furnished and 'Jnfumi$hte? $69.50 to $89.50 Doily. WUy Motel ftnew TU 2-5577 HOUSU F0ft NR. CL f AN. mortem i Shasta School, 150, 14PAGE - 6C HERALD AND HOUSES FOR RENT 26 UNFURNISHED, clean. bedroom house, fenced yard and garage. TU 4-39SI. FURNISHED 4 room duplex. Close in, TU 4-UI7 or TU I-O40t. 71 ALAVEOA, couple, no pets, range, refrig., fireplace, parage, $65, TU 4-4451. NEAT unfurnished 2 bedroom home. Fire- ONE bedroom furnished house, Mills Ad' dition. TU 2-3702. FURNISHED home, 617 Lincoln, has nice fireplace, phone TU 2-3343. CLEAN unfurnished 2 bedroom duplex, north side 175. TU 4-4217, MILLS Addition, 2 bedroom furnished home, garage. S65, TU 2-4664, TU 4-5:44 FURNISHED 2 bedroom house, 155 mo. TU 2-4817, 4141 Douglas. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom home, ga rage. Fireplace, electric heat, nice yard, 170. 633 St. Francis, TU 2-0436, TU 4-5244 SMALL unfurnished 2 bedroom house, 160, phone TU 2-2626. 2Vj BEDROOM partly furnished, full base' iiinm, y or aye. nuroye, bj, iu i-iti. CLEAN 2 bedroom furnished house near Tower Theatre, 155, TU 4-7306. TWO bedroom unfurnished house on paved street, south suburbs, TU 4-879S. TWO bedroom unfurnished, an, TU 4-4915. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, fenced yard, will accept 2 or 3 children, S70, TU 2-2410. 2 BEDROOM house for rent or sale, will accept trailer house as equity. Near Pe terson School. TU 4-4407. UNFURNISHED house for rent, catl Mr. Ramp, TU 4-8104, TU 2-4958 evenings. ONE bedroom furnished house, close In, water, TU 4-9777, TU 4-5335. ONE bedroom furnished house, close In, phone TU 4-4379, TU 4-8576. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house. ment, S75, 622 Lowell, TU 4-1554. ALL electric 5 room, l'i baths, 147 Dahlia, after Oct. 21. G. S. Vergeer, 2429 Trenton Dr., San Bruno, Cali. JU 8-2766, 1125. CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished, house. with garage, 2225 Biehn, ISO, TU 2-1549. THREE bedroom house, unfurnished 2 miles north of town, former executive home 1800 sq. ft. steam heat and water furnished, rent S12S. 641 Spruce, TU 2-6590. RENT partly furnished trailer house, washroom, garage, inquire 5414 Independ ence. FURNISHED 1 bedroom house, US. Inquire 111 Pine. TWO bedroom duplex unfurnished except range. Electric heat, carport, refer ences, $70, TU 4-9063. ATTRACTIVE two bedroom, garage, elec tric heat, fireplace, 3 miles north, 175, TU 4-5647 evenings. Unfurnished. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom home, $50. Inquire 1339 E. Main. ONE bedroom furnished house, $60, water, garbage furnished, inquire 3410 Bristol, TU 4-79M. EXCEPTIONALLY clean 3 bedroom home. Oil furnace, electric stove and refrigera tor, TBIZ Grape, TU 2-4947. i UNFURNISHED t bedroom house. Addition, phone TU 4-6396. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom, large living room, fireplace, 632 N. Ifjlh, TU 4-3391. MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27 POTATO storage. Merrill Highway near Lakevlew Junction, TU 4-5511, TU 4-5657. REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 CITY school principal wishes to rent 3 bedroom home. Must be clean and in good condition, TU 2-4368. WANTED 10 rent nice 2 bedroom unlur nlshed house with fenced yard. TU 2-6116. WANTED to rent 2 or 3 bedroom house In good condition, have good references, TU 2-2531. TU .-6966. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE .. 29 I am a TRADER ARE YOU? why sell when you can trade. Call DEANE SACHER REALTOR Member International 1 radars Club Licensed Ore. Cal. Ida. Wash. '037 Main SI. TU 4-4127 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 REDECORATED 2 bedroom home near new OTI a. hospital, large utility, new large closets, bulltins, double garage, new furnace, wiring, TU 2-031 1. THREE bedroom house, fireplace, Hot springs Aacrn, i u z-5642. HOT Springs, large 2 bedroom, fireplace, landscaped, $15,000, TU 2-4165. INCOME property, approximately 4,000 square feet of floor. Apts.. and business rentals, $389 per month Income, down-' town location, $27,500, TU 4-6033. I SAVE $10001 FHA aopraised $15,900. Your price, $14,900. 3 bedroom home. Lindley Heights, 5 minutes to town. TU 4-4233. MODE RN 2 bedroom M11lshome. At tached garage, larqe workshop. Owner will carry papers. TU 4-7616. FOR sale by owner 3 bedroom, 3 years old. Finest construction. Circulating fire place, hardwood floors, birch kitchen, dis posal, completely Insulated Including ga rage. Fenced yard. Drive by 1732 Looan.i Catl TU 2-1728. I ! OWN E R has oh In eastern stale. Will oeai tot quit cioi Lovely ranch stv e. beoaraie tuning room, kitchen nook, 2' ! bedroom, fireplace, wall to wall carpet m living room, drapes. Redecorated and out. Large lot. l'i car garage. 52200 ror equiiy. WILL CONSIDER TRADE-IN of any Item of value that Is moveable, or any olter. 4524 Clinton Ave. See any time 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. FHA appraised altracllve 2 bedroom suburban. Fireplace, garaqe, larqe lawn, fenced in back, many shrubs and trees, on school bus run. Buy equity or , re finance, $10,200. TU 2-4978. 1738 Arthur. WILL sell equity in 2 hedroem trailer with attached 18 by 24 living room. 100 by l?0 fool lot fenced In, has wash house and storage In back. TU 2-1469. bedroom. Hot Springs, TU 2-5691. CITY view lot. paving, might loan to help build. Schroeder Realty. $330 monthly Income. 7 rental in, $72,500. TU 4-9961. nits, close l, I acre, near THREE bedroom, garage, school, $500 down. TU 2-;01 OWNER Almost new. extra large ? bedroom. Birch cabine's, built-in range, fire place. Separate dining room plus nook. Hardwood throughout. OH heat. Lot 120 X 100, $14,900, 3411 Madison. BY owner, nearly new 3 bedroom, Hi! baths, ooubie garage, caroet, Immacu- (iaie. jjov Hope St. tu 2-4954, cOpTnER trailer lot. Henley district. cabin, carport, well, electric Duma. pump house, septic tank, TU 2-5696. SOUTH suburban 3 bedroom, l'i baths, built in range, double garage, patio, storm windows, TU J i5. $1,500 EQUITY or Take Over FHA loan, 7 oeoroom home, south suburban, TU 4-726 BY owner, transferred, must sell. 1. acres, older bedroom. 11.100 down, as sume loan or retmence. TU 2-M13. MOYINA New 3 bedroom, l'i baths, fireplace, brch kitchen, oaio. forced air heat, hard wood floors, $I3,00. TU 2-2410. 3 bedroom home. Weyerhaeuser area on highway. Garage a out side storage. DouMe lot. 7IM, tru't and shade frees. TU Hm. $6500 MOVING? Will T RAPE" vV proetrtv an wwe west at the Rocr'mi can DEANE SACHER eei,ar Vemee. tnternet'enel rredere Chj Licensed Ore. Cel. We vfceifi. Cal-Ore Ranches m . -9 sch ti.ee m me .OGU6 ejivft! VLli Mtr 0-i' fe Mee'erfl ": fee). fe, f n 'M ere t'Kt te li DOWN IV . MONTHLY. Wr.t fr MM FAW ""2.ann ANCM CATALOG) inc'uO f peM. m owtr.pf.ont. maoe. CAC-OtE RANCHES TU i2e3 jpRvc Cast Mam It WIDFOHO, ORE. NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .... 30 EQUITY, small house. Close In, store, Clinic, laundromat, bakery, School. Good rental. TU iwe. FOR sale 10 acres of irrigated pasture, $7,000. TU 2-1183 after 5 P m. BEAUTIFUL 6 bedroom home, furnished or unfurnished, 1914 Crest. 10 a.m. 10 6 p.m. COMFORTABLE ?' bedroom home. Nat ural hot water heat, fireplace, dlshwash- garbagt disposal, large casement. TU 4-6558. BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom home, 421 Don. aid, TU 2-1785 or TU 4-5277. BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM HOMES Large living room, dining area. Lovely cabinets. Tile bath and shower. Large bedrooms and closets. Fully Insulated. $8900 8 up ON YOUR LOT (CHOICE LOTS AVAILABLE) a See our Beautiful . Bedroom MODEL home In BEL AIR GARDENS. Ask ebout NO cash down financing. THRIFTY BUILDERS ESTATE DRIVE SOUTH END OF MADISON TU 2-0436 TU 4-5244 6 Bedroom Home To Be . Moved $100 Down 5 Years To Pay Full price only $3,000. This won derful sound, spacious home with 3 bathroom provision partitioned is marvelous for a large family. The big lot is now leased for com mercial use so the house must be moved within 30 days. You must see it inside to appreciate. 729 Walnut TU 2-6549 STROUT REALTY 5429 S. 6th Ph. TU 4-5281 EVENINGS CALL Bab & Stella Dehlinger TU 2-5601 Hank Holman TU 2-504S Down'own grocery store with living quar ters, 19500. S. 6th St. frontage. 1-3 acre with attrac tive 2 bedroom. Attached garage plus oi flee and warehouse. 115.000. Yalta Gardens, excellent value. Large 3 bedroom, combination brie and redwood, fireplace, spacious livirig room, nicely landscaped yard, $18,500. 1 acre, south Homed'le, nice 3 bedroom home, targe horse b-irn, $13,000. 18 acres Irrigated, alfalfa, near Macdoe1 $16,500. HOT SPRINGS MAKE AN OFFER on this modern de sign 3 bedroom home. Split level. Architect designed for privacy around rear yard. Patio. Sun-deck. Have been asking 520.000, but take any reasonable oiler. Easily financed. DON SLOAN FOR FINER HOMES 107 So. 7th TU 4-5651 Days-Eves. BRISTOL AVE NUE. PractlcaFly new brick home. Three bedrooms, 2 balhs, separate dining. Fireplace, wall, hard wood floors. Sliding glass doors leading out on patio, mis is a oandy buy at $15,500. May assume Gl loan. NORTH SIDE. Excellent 4 bedroom home, 2 baths, peila, double garage. For blocks to Main Street. FHA ap praised, su.jgg. mbko us an often Schroeder Co. 434 MAIN TU 4-9254 TU 2-0168 UNIQUE DESIGN North side, very modern 3 bedroom home only 5 years old. Large living room, beautiful fireplace, hardwood floors throughout. Detached garage and shop. Double width circular drive. $14,500 ANY TYPE FINANCING McATEE REALTORS Harold Mollis Evelyn McAlee TU 2-6815 TU 2-S935 NO MONEY DOWN! 3 Bedroom Homes Wifh Carport SOOAO On Your Lot UUUV Or, our salesmen can Tell you how to have your "dream home" now with only 3 per cent down If you don't own your own lot. See our model home at 1035 Ap ple wood, at east end of Reclamation, No Closing Costs 100Bo Financing Payments Like Rent MODEL HOME 1035 APPLEWOOD Open 9 to 5 six days a week Noon to 4 p.m. Sundays For Details Call ECHO PHONE TU 2-0126 SFT Presents HOME SPECIALS!!! We are pleased to fce able to otter sev- ty, among them, one of the finest has a mmmg pool. 10 acres, superb view, I quiet seclusion and, 3200 sq. ft. floor sace in home. Truly a home for those who can afford the best. Selling price 4,5O0. - . . Also a beautiful home en Upper Klamath Lake for $4l.0O0. . . . And a 5 bedroom home overlooking ing Upper Klamath Lake plus 31 acres tor $45 000. . 140 sq. ft. home and S car oaraoe Henley School dist , sil.500- rsw sq. m nome m 50 suburbs lor;3,, Maifl s, Ruor, $25,000 Trades tor Mortgages, Trust Deeds, Con tracts, equities and clear property will ot consiaerea. I TUCKER d Real Estate 2240 So. 6th TU 2-7241 Honk Honsen TU 2-3101 evei Fred Tucker TU 4-9742 tves. MLS Multiple Listing Srvict SMALL DOWN fta'ence like rent with this a bedroom ioT.( on pavement tn Siewert-Lenno Addition. An i fie pensive place In which to live, at a low low or.ee ot lust $3200 10 ACRES IRRIGATED i Lrcs'ed near Hen ley School Smjtt J - wo-oom pumfce heme Frame out buying j wtiis. paved road. Easily susaivtoed. GOOD SOIL'!! Owner asking $17,008 PEYTON vemoer International Trad-i Out W3 Market Tu a-sirt "'at' Al H Harp Ivtmngs itar TU MTU House TU 4-7041 0d M. Rush TU 2-4173 Sunday, October 13, 1KJ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 OUT Weyerhaeuser way, furnished home, small lot, garage, reasonable terms, no interest, Schroeder R-aitv. HOT Springs 2 bedroom, t baths, fire place, full basement, 1 10-000, least op tion. 2035 Auburn, TU 4-9754. THREE bedroom house, name your terms. EXeter 7-4844 after 5:30 p.m. or see at 306 North Main, Dorrls. Calif. SUBURBAN BUNGALOW: Spacious living room, 2 bedrooms, fireplace, lot 91 x 330 ft. Live better here! 812,250. WALK TO TOWN: Large t bedroom, en closed porch, full basement, oil heat. V4950. WEYERHAEUSER: Furnished 2 bedroom, over-siied garage and workshop, fenced, oil heat, paved street. $750 down, 150 per month. BUY NOW, SAVE FUEL: Hot water well, 4 bedrooms, full basement, fireplace, sep arate dininq room, roomy kitchen and dinette, 817,500. O. Reichenberg Realtor Wlllard Hotel TU 1-4661 MLS Multiple Listing Service WILL TRADE!! SWEET 'N' NEAT Lerger Norlhiide 1 bedroom home, with 2nd bedroom In full concrete basement ere. Beau, tilul condition, low cost mainte nance and utilities. WILL TRADE UP TO BEDROOMS. NICE AREA, AP PROX. SI5.000. a DELUXE SUSURBANETTE J bedroorM ranch home, family room, 2 fire places, LOADED WITH ALMOST EVERY IMAGINABLE EXTRA FEATURE. Henley School District. WILL TRADE FOR PLEX OR NIC ER APT. UNITS. FAIRHAVEN SCHOOL 1 WEYER HAEUSER AREA 3 bedrooms, l'i baths, all on 1 floor. Just S7.S0O & WILL TRADE FOR CLOSE-IN NORTHSIDE 1 or 1 BEDROOM HOME. NEAR HIGH SCHOOL 5 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS. HUGE RECREATION ROOM. Central, level Hot Springs location. $20,500. best llnancing; WILL TRADE DOWN: WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE? Chilcote and SMITH REALTORS SINCE 1909 SCE US FOR INSURANCE, TOO HI N. 9lh Phone TU 4-7771 Sales Personnel: Art Moorman Ph. TU 2-1238 Eves. Bill Chilcote Ph. TU 4-3281 Eves. Ed Chilcote. Associate Broker Bob Chilcote, Broker Now It Can Be Sold for $9950 Two LARGE bedrooms, car peted living, dining, and master bed room. Situated on LARGE LOT, paved street. CLOSE to SCHOOL. It's neat and j ! clean and ready lor YOU! Easy terms! i-ALL UN I HI5 AND OTHER GOOD LISTINGS. WALKER REALTY 402 Main Stevens Hotel TU 2-4154 anytime TU 2-1885 evenings NEAR WEYERHAEUSER Excellent home ust recently redecorated. 2 bedrooms on main floor, 12'x19' living room, separate dining room, utility off kitchen has washer and dryer hook-up. Living room, hall and one bedroom car peted. One finished bedroom upstairs, along with open area lor sewing room or could be finished Into another bed room. Full basement, concrete founda tion. Oil furnace piped to all rooms. Fenced yard. On paved dead-end street. Only $7,900. GOOD RENTAL UNIT 2 bedroom house in Mills Addition on Martin. Has rented regularly at $55 per month. Some furniture is Included for lust $5,000. Will trade! SOUTHERN OREGON Realty & Insurance 1261 So. Six TU 2-7l TU 2 0973 Eves. Call MLSS Multiple i sting rvice 604 MT. PITT Three bedroom, 9 full balhs. Very nicely arranged home with fireplace, separate dining area, built-in kitchen. Large corner id. ah mis ana a view ot ine lake too! Owner out of town and WANTS ACTIONI Home is only 6' j years old. Was $15,750. NOW $14,000 Easily financed or assume mortgage. HURRY ON THIS ONEI1 BRUCE OWENS Realtor 134 No. 7th TU 4-3IJ9 Lois Macy TU 2-5667 Lucille Anderson TU 2-OSIS STILWELL & CO. Presents: EASY STROLL TO MAIN STREET from this comfortable 2 bedroom home on Pme St. Fireplace, modernlied kitch en, full basement, new furnace. Own It for $300 down plus Closing. $9500 total. WEYERHAEUSER DISTRICT-S750 down and $50 per month for this good 2 bedroom home. Large enclosed back porch and big garage-shop building. Total price $6150. "ei Jt NEAR WIARO PARK. Large 2 bedroom home with fireplace. big garage wilh frost proof storage, orchard, chicken house, pasture for a beef. Full price $9500. No financing problems. Owner will carry contract $750 down, US per month. tilwell &Co. After 3:00 Call Ron Van Orman TU 2-3i?2 B'uce Bmkiay TU I UH II no answer call TU 4-70O or TU 2-0444 MLS Multiple Listing Service 4306 CLINTON Immaculate three bedroom. Hardwood floors, circulating fireplace, large yard with lets of fruit and shrubs. Appraised. Only $13,700. THREE BEDROOM On larpi Summers Lane lot. Neat and clean throughout Beautiful yard. Owner will trade. $12,500. ACREAGE With solid three bedroom nome and two car ga age. 3' i acres on excellent cor ner local. on lor home and business. 122, FOUR BEDROOMS on arge lot m St. F'erto pr k Fire place, oil heat, lots of storage space. Only DURANT Real to 2C50 So. TU 4-M3J r TU 9-Kit nokt i ho .day Bowl Start , Evening! Ernie Qrvei Mrs. Bu'f Jones Tma Rtwfer Clyde WiHiemi Bob Jorl.en TU MJU TU -J TU 4-TJ41 TU 4-1 '34 TU -7HS I