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Newspaper Page Textthe Ends Wmuers Asked n 2w Pfflt, Mnny legn, Mm Lemon By MILTON R1CH.MAN IPI SporU Writer Johnny Logan and Jim Lem on reached the same sad point in their major league baseball careers today, that awful mo ment when a ballplayer bears he's just about all through. Logan, 36, received the news when the Pittsburgh Pirates asked waivers (or the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. i And the 35-year-old Lemon was similarly advised when the Chicago White Sox requested waivers so that they could give 49er Spark Seen Due In Return Of Kilmer REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (UPI The San Francisco For ty Nincrs, looking for an offen sive spark, may get one in about a month. Halfback Billy Kilmer, a nev-or-give-up performer on and off the field, was to return to the practice field today after a re markable recovery from an auto accident that almost end ed his career and his life. Last Dec. 6, Kilmer narrowly escaped death in a Bayshore freeway accident that left his right leg nearly shattered. Kilmer refused to give up. Tie did 40 chin-ups a day in the hospital and exercised the leg whenever possible. Doctors will take X-rays In a month and it will lc decided then iT Kilmer can be rc-acti-valed for the Forty Niners' fi nal four games. Quarterback John Brodie also may be available for these games so the Prospectors could MM mo REG CAL-ORI LEAGUE W L Webb Insurance 19 5 AHord I Nygrtn Jr. 17 Greenwood Masonry 15 9 Stmplot DeVoe 13 U Merits Appliances 13 11 Sherwln Williams 17" H"i Lobban Masonry 12"i 1H The Snot I? 1 Crescent Sea Food 1J 1? .Dugan and Mest 11 13 -Shortyi Flying A 11 13 Singer Sewing Machine 11 13 Jay Hawk 10 14 .Jordan Shell 10 14 Cash 8. Savt OH 1 Bud a. Jerrys Midway 3 19 ' Results: Dugan K Mest 2. Cash 4. Savt Oil 2) Greenwood Masonry 1, Af ford Nygrtn Jr. 3j Shorlys Flying A 3, Bud a. Jerrys Midway 1 1 Jordan Shalt 1, Lobben Masonry 3r Crescent Sea Food 0, The Spot 4; Merits Appli ances I, Slmplot DeVoe 3; Sherwln Williams 3. Singer Sewing Machine 1; Webb Ins. 4, Jay Hawk 0. High team game, Allord-Nygren Jr. DJt; high team series, Lobben Mason ry 1370i high Ind. game. M., Elmer Anderson 226, W . Mary Wllkinjgon 243, high Ind. series, M., Pal Kossman 634, W., Eldint Greenwood 583. HOLIDAY BOWLERETTES LEAGUE W L Shal-R-Pronf Glass 14 6 But get I Logging Co. IPi B'l CWA 10 10 Klamath Plywood Corp. 10 10 Lovely Ladles I'i U't Eleclrolu. 4 U Results: Klamalh Plywood 0. Shot-R- Proof C.iats 4: Lovely Ladies 2, CWA I) Bur get It Logging 3, Electro lux 3. High team oame, CWA USA; high team series, Lovely Ladles 3430; high ind. game, Peggy Helm 188, high Ind. series, Rltta Summers 469. W I ft HARDWARE TO WINNERS Th. organized SporUm.r. of Modoc County will prount tht pictured array of trophiei lo tht biq buck huntan of tht county thil year following th clot of tht ttaton Sunday. Thty will go to tht but buck taktn by a famalt mtrnbtr of th club, malt member nd th special trophy for th bt buck by a Junior hunter in Modoc County. him his walking papers, too. Logan, who broke into the majors with the Braves in IMS and has a .268 lifetime average, still feels he can help some ball club as a utility infielder. He batted .2.12 in 80 games serving in that capacity with the Pirates last season. Started With Indians Lemon began his major league career with Cleveland in 1950 and spent most of it with Washington. He started the 1902 season with Minnesota, was ac quired by Philadelphia and then returned to the American League with the White Sox. wind up with an offense after all. Both the running attack and the quarterbacking again broke down Sunday at Baltimore as the Colts moved to a 20-3 w in. Coach Jack Christiansen has little to say about the offense, but was high on the defense against the Colts. "Those guys certainly gave the offense enough chances to score points, but they 'the of fense) never capitalized,'' he said. Christiansen said that defen sive end Clark Miller played his "best game ever" at Balti more. Place-kicker Tommy Davis missed three field goals and hit one in still another disappoint ing Forty Nincr performance. But Christiansen said that Da vis received a charley horse at Detroit and has not been able to get his leg loosened up since then. COAST FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By United Tress International PULLMAN, Wash. (UPI Washington Stnte coach Jim Sutherland says that his learn is in good shape for Saturday's battle against Oregon Stale at Cnrvallis. Washington State Monday saw movies of its Saturday loss to San Jose State and then re turned to the practice field. Sutherland says that the tram has to start moving the ball hotter and will concentrate on offensive patterns, SKATTLE. Wash. (ITU -Everything had a rosy look for the University of Washington And why not, (or after losing Hired in a row, the Huskies roared past Oregon State 34-7 Saturday. And with the Big Six games all ahead, the Rose Howl is still a possibility. Coach .lim Owens said that none of his team was Kurt in the Heaver battle and that re serve guard Koll Hagen would return off the injury list. Owens let his troops out in sweatsuits only Monday, an ap parent reward from the coach During 31 games with the Phillies, Lemon batted .271 while his composite average in the American League with the Twins and White Sox was .186 in 4.1 games. The two veterans were let go as the major league clubs re vised their rosters to conform with the Oct. 15 deadline. In addition to asking waivers on Lemon, the White Sox added rookie pitchers Bob Guzek, Tom Hoagland and Ed Nottle. The club also placed outfielder Man ly Johnston to Indianapolis of the International League. Cleveland asked waivers on Early Wynn but that was mere PACK 10 HKKALD AND 7i , if' ... J if t ..Jl vivv- FIRST CHAMP Horton Smith, shown here in a picture taken in I958 and one of golf's all time greats and popu lar gentleman of the sport, died in Detroit today at the age of 55. Smith, a member of the PGA Hall of Fame, was the first winner of the Masters Tournament. UPI Telephoto for their convincing win over the Beavers. COKVAL1.1S, Ore. (UPI I -Oregon State coach Tommy Prolhro shookup his lineup in the wake of the Beavers' dis astrous loss to Washington Sat urday. He moved soph Thurmond Bell to starting defennve left end and junior center Dick Ruhl lo numlh-r one center. The Heavers held a defensive drill in preparation for Satur day's battle against Washington Stale. BERKELEY. Calif. (UPI I -The California Bears, flexing new muscles after a 22 22 tie with Puke, scrimmaged Mon day with the emphasis on de fense. Coach Marv l.cvy said that Hanker Jerry Mosher had been elevated lo the first team in the only personnel change. He s;iid no injuries were reported from the Poke battle. S'l'ANEORll. Calif. (UPI Fullback Ken Rabajian, defens ive back and punter Jim Shroyer, and ends Bob Howard and Krank Palitucci will all par ticipate Saturday for Stanford against Washington, according to head coach John Ralston Ralston said he would contin ue to go with soph Mike Con nelly at first string quarter back with sophs Ron Cook and Pick Berg backing him up. U)S ANCELES U'PP The University of Southern Calif ornia Trojans donned full pads today in preparation for Satur day's tilt with top ten ranked Ohio State. Coach John McKay said Mon day he was considering bench ing some of his regulars if they don't sl.'irl shaping up soon. IDS ANCKLKS U'PP -UCU went through extensive practice against Notre Pame formations today. The plays were executed by the reserves to prepare the Bruins lor their game Saturday against the Fighting Irish I n South Bend, Ind. Coach Bill Barnes said Mon day that Gary Callies, who was injured against Syracuse last Friday, would not make the trip lo South Bend. Kl'OKSE d'PP - Assistant Coach Phil Mcllugh said Mon day the Aritona Wildcats will lie the fastest team Oregon has played so (ar. Mcllugh said Aritona had half a dozen halfbacks who probably could keep up with Webfoot t p e e d 1 1 ers. Oregon . meets Arnnna at Tucson Saturday all ernoon in a regionally-lelevised game. ly to drop him from the active roster. Wynn was named the In dians' pitching coach two weeks ago. Added Three Rookies The Indians also added three rookies to their roster outfield er Paul Dicken, infielder Vera Fuller and pitcher Tom Kelley. Washington purchased catch er Tony Brumley from the Los Angeles Dodgers for an unspe cified sum. Brumley, 25, batted .292 for Spokane of the PCL and was named to the league's All Star team. Don Heffner, popular New York Yankee infielder of the 40s and manager of the San Di NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon 1st Masters Champ Horton Smith Dies PETROIT 'UPI' Horton Smith, 55, the first Masters champion and a member of the PGA Hall of Fame, died today of Hodgkins disease. Smith had been suffering from the disease for the past six years. The pro at the Detroit Golf Club since 194fi. Smith was at tending the Ryder Cup matches Sunday when he collapsed. Smith returned lo Detroit Monday but collapsed again in bis car and was rushed to a hospital where he was reported in satisfactory condition. But he took a turn for the worse and Standings PREP STANDINGS SOUTHERN CONFERENCE W L T Pet. PF PA Medfnrd 1 0 0 1 000 AO G. Pass 1 0 ft 1.000 19 0 Ashlnnd 0 0 0 .000 0 0 K. FMIS fl 1 0 .000 0 19 CrAlr 0 1 0 .000 0 6 ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE W L T Pel PF PA PhoenlK 3 0 0 I OCO IJ0 A Ml. VAlley 3 0 0 1 000 117 3? H, nl,v 7 1 0 Ml t 59 Rogu River 1 0 Mf 34 73 St. Mrv't 1 7 0 .333 14 4S Exql, Point 1 I (1 ..131 ! Ill S,c. Hcrl 0 3 0 POO 13 134 LAkeview 0 3 0 .000 37 63 KLAMATH LEAGUE W L T Pel. PP PA Merrill 3 0 0 1.00O 109 43 ChiloatJin I I I .400 34 3d Ronntim ft 1 1 .000 3d 47 MAlin 0 3 0 .000 13 57 NEW YORK U'PP - The United Press International ma jor college football ratings, with first-place votes and won lost records in parentheses: Tram Points 1. Texas .10 t4 (H .144 2. Wisconsin 5 i .1-0 .tot 3. Pittsburgh i.l-m 213 4. Ohio Stale i2'-IM 14fi 5. Oklahoma 2-l 12.1 6. Georgia Tech (,1-P 11.1 7. Mississippi '2 0-H 1(18 8. i Tie i Alabama (,1-H !W 8. I Tic Illinois i20-t !W 10. Norhtweslern (3-1 77 Second 10-11. Navy, fi2; 12. Penn Stale, 27; 13, Puke, 25; 14, Louisiana State, 2:1; 15. Ore gon. 22; Ifi. Auburn, 17; 17. Air Force. 13; 18. Missouri. 1.1; 19 (tic', Notre Pame and Syra cuse. 12. Others tecciving votes Flori da, Iowa, North Carolina Slate, Southern California, Mississippi Slate, Southern Methodist, Army, Arkansas, Iowa Stale, Bavlor, Minnesota and Nebras ka." Will. STANDINGS By I nlted Press International W. 1.. T. IMs UK C A S.tn Ki .-m 110 2 3 4 Portland 110 2 5 4 IVnvcr 1 1 0 2 7 7 1w nns I I 0 2 fi 8 Vamvr I I 0 I to 10 Srattlo I I 0 2 10 10 MnnHv'i Kmiilt No (tame Scheduled TurwUv i Krhrdulf San Krflnoi.vt M Ixvt An&f Ir.t Denver at Vanwmer ego Padres of the Pacific Coast League the last two years, was appointed to the New York Mets' coaching staff for the 19R4 season. The 52-year-old Heffner won the pennant with San Diego by 12 games in 1902 and lost out by a half-game the past season when a controversial game that was halted by rain was not re played. Heffner previously served as a coach with Kansas Cily and Detroit. He joins Mel Harder and Wes Westrum as Met coaches and gives manager Casey Stengel an entirely new staff for next year. Tuesday, October 15, 1963 The Cross Countrv Plav sched uled for Friday will be the final even of the season. Parings are as follows: First tee. 8:30 a.m., Rose Chapman, Arlcne Cary, Muriel Hooper; 8:40, Dean Marks, Jeanne Daniels, Leah Maskell; 8:50. Agnes Beane, Edna Dakin, Vi Zamsky: 9:00, Yvonne Al ford, Lynn Starbuck. Mid Mer ryman; third tee, 8:30, M a r g o Provance, Veva Anderson, Paul ine Pernell; 8:40, Frances Mose bar, Dorothy Swanson, Cathy Flink; 8:50. Clare Grove. Coral Rcnick, Eleanor Witzenburgcr. First tee, 9:10, Madlyn Roda kowski, Britta Franz. Betty Har rahill: 9:20. Cecile Peyton, Wil ma Wiley, Clemcnce Newton; 9:30, Marlys O'Neill, Margaret Larkin, Pat Bradshaw. died shortly after midnight. Smith, a past president of the PGA, won the first Masters at Augusta in 1934 and won the ti tle again in 1938. Smith won numerous other golf crowns including the French Open title on his 21st birthday in 1930. Horton, who was married and divorced, is survived by his brother. Wren of Chicago. His mother lives in Spring field. Mo., and a son lives in Pinehurst, N.C, Smith was a native of Spring field. LEGAL NOTICE PROBATE NO. 3-? NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the MMtr of the? Estftle of HAR OLD JOHN SMITH, Decerned. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Harold John Smith, De tejied, has filed his final account In the Circuit Court of Ihe Slate of Ore gon for the County ot Klamath on the 3Ut day of Octoher, 1963 at the hour of 10 00 AM of aid day in said Courtroom of said Court has been ap pointed by the Circuit Court as the time and place for hearing of or leclions thereto and settlement there of. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: Octoher t, 193. DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION: October 12. 13. CHARLES J. SMITH, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF HAROLD JOHN SMITH, DECEASED W R BRADSHAW 671 Main S'reat Klarmth Fall. Oreqnn No. M2. Ocl. 1. I. 11. 32, l63. NOTICE Ufihcf It hereby given that tht tin rttrtigned. Executor ol the Will of Zero Poiaire. deceaed. has filed Ms final account and Ihe Honorable Judge of lit Circuit Court ol the State of Ore gon, lor ihe County ol Klamath, has set the llth day ol November, 1963, at Ihe hour ot 10 00 A M. as the lime, and the Courtroom of said Courl at the place for hearing objections to said linal account RAY RAKE R Executor L ORTH SISEMORF Attorney for Eeculor No, 4ot. Oct. is. J2, 19, Nov. 5. ma. PROBATE NO 63 - 117 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THF COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN THE MATTER OfWHE ESTATE OF ROSE LEWIS. d.eX.ed. Notice it hereby given that the under sioned. BET TY C. GENTRY, has oetn eDpo.nted Ad- mlnntralrl of the estate of ROSE LEW IS, deceased, bv th Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Klamalh County, and hat quaiihtd. All persons having a claim or tlelmi against laid deceased a- hereby notified "o present the same, duly vended at required by law. to tha undtrtigned Aomlnitlralrii at th Law Ottices of f K , Putkelt, Attorney, Fint Federal Saving aid Loan Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon, wilhin tlx month from the date of the trst publication ot thit notice, which date is the 24 day or Sttmor, 1HJ. BETTY C. GENTRY, Adminn- trm PK fUCKETT Attorney tor Admlniitr alriv First Federal Savinot I, Loan B-rtg. K lamath F ails, Oregon No. 34. Sot. 14. Oct. 1. 15- 3. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE I OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KLAVATH COUNTY, OREGON In the Matter of th Estate of Elf rd Stevens. Deceased. Notx is hrbv gven that t hav titd my final account at administra tor, C T A ef th ti of Ettrecta Stv en. Deceased, and in cevrt hat sat October jut, 1H3- at 10 o'clock, A M , as In lim tor hearing at aorKtiom to ituch tml account a"d hx th settle- mnt thereot at Klamath County Or jtuit Court Room No. I Dated th't 24 day of Seotffmber, Tom $mth. Administrator, CIA N J- Seel. 24. Oct. 1. I. 15. IH3 TALK To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-8111 HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 I cm. 1o 4:30 p.m. weekdays I I .m. to noon Saturday Count liv words per lint. Minimum or der 2 lines. 3 6 10 1 Lines Times Times Times Month ,2 S3. SO Si. 00 15 00 $ 9.00 1 3 35 5 00 4 50 11.50 4 4.00 6.00 1.00 14.00 5 4.75 7.00 9.50 14.50 Minimum Charge 1.50 50c DISCOUNT per advertisement, If paid In advance. Above rates are for consecutive inser tions, without change of copy, tor pri vate Individuals. Advertising must be clear and understandable to be produc tive. All words must bo spelled out Autos offered for salt by private Indi viduals cash with copy. 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TU 2-58:9. NICELY furnished, 3 rooms, bath, qa rage, private entrance, couple. TU 1-121. THREE room furnished apt. 2129 Orchard, adults. Inquire 2037 Rndclltle. REX Arms Apts. Furnished I bedroom. Heat, phone, garbaqe, S40-S42. Klamalh and Broad. 274 Broad, TU 2 9217. ATTRACTIVE unfurnished duplex, adults, TU 4-5821 eves, alter 4 p.m. start j dard EXTRA larqe 3 room, furnished or un furnished, 140-155, TU 4-5686. HOUSFOF ROCkS"MOf EL ; Reams-Apts., dally, weekly rales, weasonsbie. 3005 BiehnTU 2--30. : "ROOSEVELT APTS. 7036 LE ROY TU M74 uned nr unfurnUhwt twr bedroom j " J '";.., " " . . KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 2544 Union 1 A ? bedroom aoarfmentt Furnished or unfurnished SnciOut Rooms Tastetui'v Decorated Wail to Wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental includes all services ecot telephone and electricity Dorothea Nelan TU 3-0744 . tf-CO ch CORNER trailer lot. Henley district.' 40O TO 3OO.OU (Cabin, carport, well, electric Pump,) COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTt!pm" tank, TU 1-5496. j l-M bd'0m apts. furnishd r utiur.-;1t5o0 EQUITY or $40 Take Over FHA n.hd. Permanent maintenanc Included, j ,0(iri, , . broom home, south suburban, j SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS 14:7 W ASHBURN WAY TU 4 8171 0ftc hours 8 a ns.tt S p m. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS and MOTEL 2660 Shosta Way 0 ond Two Bedroom ooti. Furm$hd ond Unfurmshd $69.50 to $89.50 Doily, wklv Woil Ram TU 2-5577 ITWO bedroom furnished. Heat and water jpeid. 125 Grant, TU 2-471. FURNISHED APTS-, off street parking,! TU 2-4736 weekdays alter 5 p.m, anytime j weekends. j TWO bedroom unfurnished deluxe apt., I newly decorated, TU 2-6500. j STUDIO apt., completely furnished, wa ter, garbage paid, 2150 Vine, TU 2-4155. WALNUT Apartments. Large, quiet, heat ed, private parking, 415 Walnut. HOUSES FOR RENT 2 4 BEDROOM home, hardwood Moon, fireplace, south suburban TU 4-5244. CLEAN 2 bedroom, partly furnished. 413 Martin, $60., storage space. TU 2-1549. 2 BEDROOM, S75 a month, TU 4-7311. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished, garage, sub urban district. TU 2-1503. SMALL unfurnished 2 bedroom house, WO, TU 2-2626. 2 BEDROOM home. Inquire at 912 Wal nut, before noon. TU 4-5698. UNFURNISHED, small 2 bedroom house. $45, 860 California, TU 2-2410. 3 ROOM furnished house with fenced yard. TU 2-1778. REDECORATED unfurnished two bed room house. Near Ferguson school. TU 2-4130. TWO bedroom unlurnished, very clean, near Weyerhaeuser. Very reasonable rent for guaranteed care. Prefer cou ple, 3124 Cortei, TU 4-7667. TWO bedroom trailer for rent. Clean, no dogs, private lot, TU 4-3717. CLEAN, modern 2 bedroom home near Shasta School, $50, TU 2-2658. FURNISHED 4 room duplex, garage, close in, TU 4-8617 or TU 2-0409. 719 ALAMEOA, couple, no pets, range, relrig., fireplace, garage, $65, TU 4-4451. ONE bedroom furnished house. Mills Ad dition, TU 2-3702. CLEAN unfurnished 2 bedroom duplex, north side $75. TU 4-4217. MILLS Addition, 2 bedroom furnished home, garage, S65, TU 2-4664, TU 4-5.r44. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom home, ga rage. Fireplace, electric heat, nice yard. $70. 633 St. Francis, TU 2-0436, TU 4-5244 eves. 2i BEDROOM partly furnished, full base ment, garage, storage, S85, TU 4-9327. TWO bedroom unfurnished house on paved street, south suburbs, TU 4-8795. TWO bedroom unfurnished, an, TU 4-4915. 0Nf bedroom ,urnlsned house, C0se in, I Phone TU 4-4379, TU 4-8576. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, base' ment, S75, 622 Lowell, TU 4-8554. ALL electric 5 room, l'i baths, U Dahlia, after Oct. 28, G. S. Verged 2429 Trenton Dr., San Bruno, Call JU a -2766, si25. THREE bedroom house, unfurnished 2 miles north ot town, former executive home 1800 sq. It. steam heat and water furnished, rent S125. 641 Spruce, TU 2-6590. RENT partly furnished trailer house. washroom, garage, inquire 54)4 Independ ence. FURNISHED 1 bedroom house. Inquire 111 Pine. TWO bedroom duplex unfurnished except range. Electric heat, carport, refer ences, S70, TU 4-9063. ATTRACTIVE two bedroom, garage, elec tric heat, fireplace, 3 miles north, S75, TU 4-5647 evenings. Unfurnished. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom home, S50. Inquire 1339 E. Main. MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27 POTATO storage. Merrill Highway near Lakevlew Junction, TU 4-5511, TU 4-5657. REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 WANTED to rent nice 2 bedroom unfur nished 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 4-6966. LISTINGS NEEDED t have clients for all types ot listings, especially needed is a good 3 bedroom, 2 bath, up to $17,000, in the SHASTA or FERGUSON school district. Small acreages are also needed. For prompt, efficient attention lo your listing, please call WALKER REALTY 402 Main Stevens Hotel TU 2-4154 Anytime TU 2-1885 Evenings GOING TO SELL? I NEED: A 3 bedroom home in Mills A 3 or 4 bedroom home, medium priced in HOT SPRINGS A larqe home in HENLEY District par ticularly with a small acreage A medium sized home near SACRED HEART ACADEMY Give me a call DON SLOAN 1PT 5n 7th TU 4-55! Da- REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 29 "TRADE" ond SAVE TAXES i For information on tax TREE Trades, ral! DEANE SACHER Realtor Member International Traders Club Licensed-Ore., Cal., Ida.- Wash. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 FOR sale 10 acres of irrigated pasture, $7,000. TU 2-1183 after 5 p.m. thREE bedroom house, lireplact. Hot springs Add'n, TU 3-5842. ' HOT Sorings, large 2 bedroom, fireplace, .landscaped, $15,000, TU 2-4165. INCOME property, approximately 4.0C6 ! square feet of floor. Apts., and business' rentals, $389 per month income, down town location, 527,500, TU 4-6033. ! 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 1722 Logan. Call TU 2-1728. Fha" appraised attractive 2 bedroom suburban. Fireplace, garaqe. larqe lawn, fenced in back, many shrubs and tree, on school bus run, Buy equity or re finance, iib.200, TU 2-4978, 1738 Arthur. WILL sell equity In 2 bedroom trailer with attached 18 by 24 living room. 100 by io toot lot fenced in, has wash house1 and storage in back. TU 7-1469. j 'S34M EQUITY for $1500, comfortable 1 bedroom. Hot Sormoi, TU 2-5691. city view lot. paving, might loan to help' I build. Schroeder Realty. $330 monthly income. 7 rental units, close j in. $J2.500. TU 4-961. Three bedroom, garage. I acr. near! I school, 1500 down, TU 2-2601. !&Y owner, nearly new 3 bedroom, I'll brttns. double garaqe. caroet, immacu-l I late. 3309 Hope St. TU 2-4954. ! BY owner. tensfe-rd, must sell. 17! acrt, older j bedroom, VO0 down. i "m J0" ''nanc. TU 1-5613. f 1 "bedroom" heme, Weyerhaeuser" are on highway. Garag A out sd ttorag. Doubt lot. 9?150, fruit and ftd trees. TU 2-4795. $6500 iCal-Ore Ranches J! PARU AM RANCH M M !t ROGUE RIVER VALLEV n.tr G'MI Rati. A'M'ord and Eaai Pont S t MM ' tfMtl to . Sin DOWN & Ul MONTHLY Wnwj PRE E FAR VI i M RANCH CATALOC IncHrtiftQ etM. j p.tcr,p'.l. rrm CAL-ORE RANCHES! WC E.ll Ml, SI- MEDFORD. ORE 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ..30 MODERN 2 bedroom Mills home. At tached garage, large workshop. Owner will carry papers. TU 4-76 H. OWNER Almost new, extra largo 7 bedroom. Birch cabinets, built-in range, fire place. Separate dining room plus nook. Hardwood throughout. Oil heat. Let 120 X 100, $14,900, 3411 Madison. BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM HOMES Large living room, dining area. Lovely cabinets. Tile bath and shower. Large bedrooms and closets. Fully Insulated. $8900 & up ON YOUR LOT (CHOICE LOTS AVAILABLE) Se our Beautiful 4 Bedroom MODEL homi In BEL AIR GARDENS. Ask About NO cash down financing. THRIFTY BUILDERS ESTATE DRIVE - SOUTH ENO OF MADISON TU 2-0436 TU 4-5244 STROUT REALTY 5429 S. 6th Ph. TU 4-5281 EVENINGS CALL Bob & Stella Oehilafer TU 2-560 1 Hank Holman TU 2-5041 Downtown grocery store with living quar ters, $9500. S. 6th St. frontage. 1-3 acre with attrac tive 2 bedroom. Attached garage plus oi fice and warehouse. $15,000. Yalta Gardens, excellent value. Large 3 bedroom, combination brie and redwojd, fireplace, spacious living room, nicely landscaped yard, $18,500. 1 acre, south Homed' le, nice 3 bedroom home, large horse b-irn, $13,000. JS acres irrigated, alfalfa, near Macdoe1 $16,500. BRISTOL AVENUE. Practically new brick home. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, separate dining. Fireplace, wall, hard wood floors. Sliding glass doors leading out on patio. This is a dandy buy at $15,500. May assume Gl loan. j NORTH SIDE. Excellent 4 bedroom For blocks to Main Street. FH A ap praised, $13,500. Make us an oflerl ScHROEDER Co. 434 MAIN TU 4-9254 TU 2-0168 Henley School District. New 3 bedroom home. Foothill location, excellent view, hardwood floors, metaL sliding doors and windows, attached garage with electric controlled doors, if you want in the Henley School District, see this one. Price $16,800. 118 ACRES. Summer home, hunting and recreation land. Direct water ac cess to Upper Klamalh Lake. Excellent hunting, fishing, water skiing, adjacent to Upper Klamath Lake resort areas. Price $40,000 terms or cash or not over 29 per cent down on contract. Midland Empire REALTY CLEM LESUEUR. Broker 10M Main TU 3-3J7I Jim O'Donahue Eves. TU 4-9693 SFT Presents SPECULATORS ATTENTION!!! Older 4 bedroom home plus approx. I 1-3 acres land. Located south sub urbs. Needs work but is well worth the low price of $3500. 1 ACRE!!! South suburbs. 3 bedroom home. De tached garage & chicken house. Land in permanent pasture. Easily irrigated. Selling tor $10,200. r TUCKER I Real Estate 12240 So. 6th TU 2-724) IMonk Honsen TU 2-3101 eves. Fred Tucker TU 4-9742 eves. k A I C Multiple MLb jsa. IMMACULATE This fine home offers an excellent op portunity. A living room with fireplace with carpeting. A larqe separate din ing room, 2 bedrooms kitchen, end den. (Could be 3rd Bedroom) large de tached garage with storage and a beau tiful landscaped and fenced yard, locat ed in the heart ot popular Mills Addi tion. $10,750, with maximum terms. CLOSE IN Hot water heat, (no bills), 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, healed shop room, fenced yard with trees, shrubs, flowers, and sprin kler system. Full price $12,500. This property will qualify for minimum down ($400) financing. CALIFORNIA AVENUE S500 down or will trade. This large 2 bedroom home with an oversized lot that has mature trees and lawn and an additional buildinq site. S7.0C0. OVERMIRE REALTY 139 So. th TU 2-3139 TU 4-8A62 TU 4-4616 Larry Baraboo Jack. Logeman W it C Mult'Pta MLb s NORTHSIDE BEAUTY Living room and dining room with wall to wall carpel, fireplace. Kitchi with natural ash cabinets. Utility,"! bedrooms, hardwood floors throuqhout, attached garage. Full price $14,700. Terms. $5250 A real buy at this price! Has livinq room, dining room, kitchen and 2 bed rooms, detached garage. Terms. Cash or refinance. ON BOARDMAN 13" 18 It. living room with tire place and wail tn wall carnet Kitchen. . built-in ranqe and oven, utility room and 2 bedrooms. Hardwood floors. Has been newly renovated. Full price ill. 500. Cash or refinance. Andy Silani REALTOR 314 $. 7lh TU 2-4M4 Salesmen Wilene Welch TU 2-4137 Andy Silani TU 4-5544 Bob Baiihus TU 2-6460 Ed Mitchell TU 2-1683 STILWELL & CO. Presents: NEWLYWEOS her It is! Completely furnished, lovingly cared tor, artis tically decorated one bedroom hon eymoon cottage with lull basement, Everything included in one package for ust $5,300 HURRY! LOW TAXES' Low cost gas heat! Low down payment I Low monthly pay mnw a, very oieaslng 2 bedroom horn on 'j ecr. Seoaraf utility. Just 17.950. ASK US ABOUT IT. MORE FOR YOUR DOLLARS. Ahsen tee o- ve'y "'Ovi to sell and ready to dicker. 3 larqe bedrooms, 'arq livmg room, teoarat din ing and utility rooms, 1 baths, dou ble fireplace, buili-m kitchen Fma aopra.ted for IW.OOO. WHAT'S YOUR OFFER &Co. we Ji Main $t ReitM TU 4-HJ4 tr 5 00 Call: B'uCt Bily TU Ron Van Orman TU 1-362 If no answer celt TU 4-700. TU 2-M44