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Newspaper Page TextPAGE It HERALD AND STILL WINNING Jose Menno (right) of Argentina, lands a right to the head of Carl "Bobo" Olson during their 10-round fight at Kexar Pavilion in San Francisco Mon day night. Olson recovered, however, and went on to take the fight via a decision. UPI Tclephoto JUNIOR GIRLS LCAGUfe! W L Team No. S 4 0 Pin Splnnori 3 1 Turn No. 2 3 1 4 FlUbl 1 3 Team No. 4 13 High loom game, 4 Flubi 646; high team series. Team No. S 1111; high Ind. game. Sharon Singleton 161; high Ind. ttriei, Sharon Singleton 427. MOOSB PA'S LEAGUB W L 30 I Hla ll'i 16 12 16 19 IS 13 14 14 13 15 12 16 12 16 1H1 Wt 11 17 11 17 Lucky Lanes O'Hairs Memorial Chapel Altamont Grocery "40" Club CP. and W W. Word Bings Satellite Paslegai Market Harry Lanphear Musgrove Plumbing Merrill Woose Erv Cam Boyi -Mo Names Results: O'Halrt Memorial Chapel 4. Harry Lanphear Or "40" Club 3, Lucky Lanei It C P. and W W. Ward 3. Pa tegas Market 1; No Names 1. Mus grove Plumbing 3; Bings Satellite 7, Merrill Mooie 7t Erv Cam Boys 2, Altamont Grocery 3. High team game. Allamont Grocery 193; high team series, Allamont Gro eery 3430; high ind. oamt, Carl Peter- Iorti 347 high Ind. series. Johnny Ba y 441. ;- SATELLITB LEAGUE W L Lucca Cafe 33 S So. Ore. Insurance. 17- 11 Skateland Wheels 14' ll'i Bank of K. Falls 16' HVi Sunshine Center 16 1? Hortons Herelordi 13Vt 14',i Haleys Herelordi 13 16 Clean Linen & Supply 13 16 U.S. National Bank 13 16 Klamath Fast Freight 11 17 .Merits Service Supply lO'i 17Mi -Crater Lake Machinery I 30 Results: Skaleland Wheels 3. Sun Shine Cenler 1; Clean Linen 3. Merits ',U U.S. Natl. Bank 4, Horloni Here fords 0; Bank ol K. Falls 3. Haleys Hereford 1i Lucca Cafe 4, Crater Lake Machinery 0; So. Ore. Ins. 1, Klamath r-a.t Freight ? High team game. U S. Natl. Bank ?ll high team series, U.S. Netl. Bank 7715; high Ind. game, Fred Branch 210; high ind. series. Joe Chavei SI J. HOLIDAY LEAGUE W Peact Ambulance 19 TO RECEIVE AWARDS NEW YORK (UPD-Awards will be presented Thursday tn the 10 members of the major league baseball rookie all-star team, chosen by a panel of players, managers and coaches. Members of the rookie all star learn are Pete Rose and Tommy. Harper of the Reds; Pete Ward, Gary rotors and Al Weis of the While Sox; Jimmie Hall of (he Twins; Ray Culp of the Phillies; Jesse Condor of the Mots; Rusty Staub of the Colts and Vic Davalillo of the' Indians. INTRODUCING THE DEPENDABLES FOR '64 r 4mm Ti I t "lii'i"' i. i r" I, 1 i'i " imi mAmr' i i i n Tifi Big car Big Dodge 880 may very welt turn out to be your lucky number . . . because it puts so much automobile and luxury within your easy reach. Here's all the car a family man could ask for. A spacious interior. Hand-fitted upholstery. And an easy-going ride that only a large car can give you. Big Dodge 880 looks every bit as expensive as it sounds . , . except when you hear it Irom your Dodge Dealer. He will tell you that Dodge 880 Is priced ust a thoughtful step above Ihe low price field. Make it a point to see and drive the big Dodge 880. Two 424 SOUTH SIXTH STREET NEWS, Klamath Falli. Oregon . V Ill IIIHIT ' Vlll II lf lfftll MouldlngcraH Oregon Title Company Klamath Plywood A Klamath Plywood B KC Aralum Window Davis Flying A Thomas Lumber Company Snack Coflee Shop Craler Lake Milk Crater Lake Ice Cream 17 11 17 it 17 11 16 13 15 13 15 13 13 15 14 17 10 la 10 II I 20 Results: Klamath Plywood B 1, Peace Ambulance 3; Aralum Window I, Mouldingcraft 3; Davis Flying A 4. Snack Col tee Shop 0; Klamath Ply wood A 4, Thomas Lumber 0; KolC 1. Oregon Title Co. 3; Craler Lake let Cream 3. Craler Lake Milk I. High team game. Klamath Plywood A 1012; high team series. Klamath Ply wood A 2947; high Ind. game, John Paxton 233; high Ind. series, Norbtrt Schleepar S9t, PANDORAS HOLIDAY LEAGUE W L Tower Furniture 14 6 Broderlcks Pharmacy 14 4 Jacks Color Chip II 19 Midland Market 9 11 Murdochs Grocery t 14 Automatic Transmission 6 14 Results: Jacks Color Chip 3, Brod erlcki Pharmacy I; Midland Market 2, Auiomalie Transmission 2; Tower Furniture 3, Murdochs Grocery 1. High team game, Broderlcks Pharma cy 69S; high team series. Jacks Color Chip 3015; high ind. game, Kallt Van derholf ill ; high ind. series, Mary Flnton 433. CAL-ORB LEAGUE W L Alford and Nygren Jr. 21 1 Webb Insurance 19 9 Simp lot OeVoe 17 11 Greenwood Mpsonry 1A 13 Crescent Sea Food 16 13 Jay Hawk 14 14 Jordan Shell U 14 Pugan and Mail 14 14 S'nger Sewing Center 14 14 Merits Appliances 13 15 The Soot 13 15 Sherwln Williams 17' 15' Lobben Masonry I2'4 154 Cash aV Save Oil 12 16 Shortys Flying A 11 17 Dud and Jerrys Midway , 4 22 Results: Merits Appliances 0. J a y Hawk 4; Singer Sewing Center 3, Bud and Jerrys Midway I; Jordan Shell 3, Greenwood Masonry 1; Shortys Flying A 0, Crescent Sea Food 4; Slmplol DeVoe 4. Lobben Masonry 0; Ougan and Mesl 3, The Spot 1; Cash and Save Oil 4, Sherwln Williams 0; Al ford and Nygren 4, Webb Insurance 0. High team qnme, Altord and Nygren 3355; high team series, Jay Hawk 135; high Ind. game. M., Robert Portier 273, W.. Edna Siark 307; high ind. se ries. M.. Richard Smith 519, W., Edna SI ark 540. PITT ON TOP NEW YORK tUPI-Unbeal-cn Pittsburgh .retained first plate today for the second straight week in the balloting for the Lambert Trophy, annu ally awarded to (he lead inn eastern major college football team. .Syracuse was in second place and Navy third. 1 ' "! M . A lovers! We've Dadge BBO torn omkm CHRYSLER THOMAS Stl "THI 101 HOPI IHOW", MC Turiday. Octobrr 22, 163 Manager Called In Probe BALTIMORE (UPI) - Mary, land slate attorney William J. O'Donnell disclosed today he will try to have fight-manager Bobby Gleason of New York appear later this week before a Baltimore grand jury investi gating the ring-death of boxer Ernie Knox. The grand jury has ordered O'Donnell to summon Gleason as soon as possible. Gleason manages New York heavyweight Wayne Bcthca, who knocked out Baltimore's Ernie Knox in the ninth round at the Baltimore Coliseum, Oct. 14. Knox died 31 hours later from a blood clot on the brain. When an autopsy disclosed that Knox' body weighed 23 pounds less than the 178 he al legedly scaled at the weigh-in before the fight, the grand jury started its investigation of whether a mismatch between a 153-pound middleweight and 203 pound Bethea caused Knox' death. New Yorker Gleason already has told New York sports writ ers about the strange Baltimore weigh-in at which both fighters stepped on the scales halt clothed instead of snipped. Hockey Win. Standings By United Press International W. I.. T. Pis F GA Denver .1 1 0 B in 15 Seattle 3 1 0 B 19 12 Snn Fran ,1 2 0 6 20 18 Los Angls 2 3 0 4 II! 21 Portland 1 .1 0 2 14 15 Vancouver 1 3 0 3 20 23 Monday's Results No games scheduled Tuesday'! Schedule San Francisco at Denver JIM HKOWN NOMINATKD NEW YOHK I UPI) - Jimmy Brown of Ihe Cleveland Browns, all-time leading ground gainer in the National Football league, was named winner for the month of September today In the balloting for the Hickok "Professional Athlete of the in. i mmmmmmAr' got your number... 880 series.ninemodels.Witheach.yougetaS year SO.OOO-milewarranty. TNI MM HOAILir l-YUnIMH-MIK WWfUNTY-ChryOer Ci I' ll Mv IfM I -Mil 1 50000 Hlillt. hHftt CtfflM tltll, IIIIHll O.ffKh ID mt.lt ft rMdmintkifi ird tll itplKtt tti 1 CtM-'w Molou Cwtxvitio Authwi'ttl Dti' plKt r4 u4ftlt. Ik ntiitt- block. Mad and Mttnal parli. inlilit mtmloKf, walft fumft, tdMi-mvoA tut and inftiMl Mill (tflurin manual cMhV tfliqut ntti. (tut 10 Ifl umvtital (ointv i ai tilt and -MW.tnlnl and tt-tt htl btni ol iH 1 att mevtltt, MHlt4 Iht tontr bai th tit til fhn(t4 ttv 3 mnMnt w I 000 miti. fthithttti rflmai nut tht ftl DUti itflxttf tvtrv 4 int and IM rntuitliw tn kilf rltmtd tttif i mtftUi ad ttpitttd tt 1 ttn. td tt mHM IirMi I vrk dtaW ttidtm-t t M' am ! Iht itaimtd Wtt. and tMuflth tfct dtiitt ttj tttMf (I) fKl f iwcli ividtn a4 (II) tkt ui i Iftta cwimi at. DODGE KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON - TV. CHICK YOUR ItJCAl USTINft. Body Punches Bring Balder Bobo Verdict SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Maybe he's a little balder and a little slower than when king of the middleweights 10 years ago, but Carl (Bono) Olson still can wreck you with those body punches. Young Jose Menno of Argen tina got the message right in the mid-section Monday night as Olson worked him over for a unanimous 10-round decision. Olson, who said today that he Friday, Oct. 25, is the day to mark on the calendar for all women of Hcames Golf and Couniry Club. This will be a fun day, so come in costume, play goofy golf, enjoy the social hour and buffet, and watch the playhouse golfers. Four holes of golf in costume is scheduled for 11 o'clock (weather permitting), social hour at 12, followed by special entertainment and a buffet luncheon. Be sure to turn out for this gala event and don't for get to bring white elephants. Judges will award prizes (or the best costumes. Results of last Friday's Cross Country play: Edna Dakin and Arleno Cary tied in the 18 hole group with a 32'i And Brit La Franz in the nine-hole group with a net I8'a. $ TEE TALK Tiger Win Skein Ends As Bulldogs Tie, 6-6 DUNSMU1R Dunsmuir's Ti gers are determined to tighten up this week for their tilt with Mount Shasta's Bears on t h e Bear field Friday night after having their uritoaten record jolted last Friday night in a tic game with Fall River Mills at McArthur. The game statistics indicate the 6-6 score was a fair indica tion of the might and shortcom ings of both the Tigers and Bulldogs. Dunsmuir had 11 first downs tn Fall River's nine. The Undefeated Teams Fall llv United Press International The college football season took a heavy toll o( hopefuls today, with only 35 survivors listed as unbeaten and untied at the halfway mark. Texas led a meager helping of seven major powers that also included Princeton, Dartmouth, Auburn, Wisconsin, Pittsburgh and Bowling Green of Ohio. Eight schools won six games, 14 more captured live each, 11 others sported lour victories apiece and two teams were un scathed in three games. St. John's I Minn. I piled up Ihe most points among the perfect squads, 228 in six games. Princeton yielded six points in four games, while John Carroll and Florida A&M were just as stingy in three conlots. had earned a shot at Willie Pastrano's world light - heavy weight title, weighed 176 pounds to 175 for Menno. Bubo's $3,580 share of the $13,588 gate was tied up after the bout by tax agents. "I'm ready to fight Pastrano in this city now for Ihe light heavyweight championship," Ol son said afterwards in the dressing room. "The fight should bring in a gate of $100, 000." Olson bad Mcnno's nose bleeding from the second round on and constantly distressed him with left hooks to the body. In the eighth a right-left-right combination to the head made the South American sit down on the middle strand of the ropes. But he struggled back and kept on trying to get in a good punch. It was a landslide for Olson, who was fighting his 100th pro fessional bout. Referee Frankie Carter scored the fight 7-2 in Bobo's favor, while judge Tony Bosnian saw it 6-1 and judge Bob Mitchell 7-0. Olson went to work on Men no's body in the second round, scoring with busy shots while using his elbows to bolck the Argentine's counter punches. Menno, who had sought to box from long range, was a pic ture of bewilderment in the fifth round when Olson worked him over inside, then jarred him with a right chop to the head. Another left hook to the body scored more points for Bobo in the seventh and set the Argentine for his near knock down during the eighth. Tigers lost 50 yards in penal ties and the Bulldogs lost 60. Dunsmuir's four fumbles were all recovered by Fall H i v e r. The Bulldogs bobbled the pig skin five times but recovered one of their own fumbles. Hubert Morphew, Bulldog quarterback, tossed a screen pass to Steve McClung on the first play from scrimmage as the game began and McClung ran 54 yards for the touchdown. The play started on the Fall River 39-yard line. The kick try was no good. Don Bcnkosky, Dunsmuir half back, intercepted a Fall River pass on the Dunsmuir 37 yard line just as the first quarter ended. This set up Dunsmuir's touchdown five plays into the second quarter when fullback Ed Flowers plunged through from the five. Fall River intercepted a Duns muir pass just seconds before Ihe final whistle. The Bulldogs also threatened in the second quarter but were held twice on tlic two-yard line and thrown for a 14-yard loss on the fourth down play. Next Friday's game is a cru cial one for Dunsmuir. The Ti gers must defeat Mount Shasta in order to win the Shasta Cas cade League title and it will also lie their lirst game of the Siskiyou County league. The jayvec game at McAr thur was also a lie. 1!M!). Scoring i by quarters': Dunsmuir 0 6 0 0 fi Kail River BOO 0-6 Loss Not Surprise CIIKWlM) ITI' (Uiiice llalas was norther happy nor surprised today that his ("hieao Hears no longer were the im heaien leaders n( the National Kootliall League's Western Di vision race. "I never thought c were Soiiig to (jo unbeaten the whole season." he said, "'and you never know where you're f.mf to lose. Hut you know that you're oins to, and so is everylxHly else." The Hears do;eived to he beaten by San Kianeiseo. he said, because "they i Forty Nin ersi were aroused and we were llat." "It was a combination ol cir cumstances w h i c h invariably will produce an unexpected re sult. Then (he pi ess ridiculed Inem and helped tn arouse them. It was not a c a s e o( overconfidence on our part, be lanse we rect everybody we play. "Hut unconsciously players can exiierience a letdown, and once your relaxed, it's hard to come back." llalas saw some gleam (or future hope, even in decat, since he iwnd he would need do nothing this week to prepare Ihe Bears mentally lor Sunday's outing with Philadelphia, one of (lie two Kastern Division teams on the schedule. "Naturally our player. ate depressed after that loss." he said, "but they believe in them selves hrmly and have girat pride in accomplishment. I think the loss will lake rare of our attitude (or next week." LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notict Is hereby given that I hove filet) my final account as executrix of Ihe Estate of Elmer E. Hilt, de ceaied, in the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for Klamath County, and that the Court has set November 31st, 1963, at the hour of 10:00 a.m., as the time for the hearing of obec lions ihereto and settlement thereof. Dated thti ?nd day of October. 1943. ANNA ELIZABETH HARTWIG Executrix O'NEILL & MCLAREN Attorneys for cecutrix No. 403, Oct. 22, 29, Nov. S, 12, 1943. Probate No. 63-U NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of BERT ROBERT ALBERT, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have filed my final account as ad ministrator of the above-entitled es tate and that the Court has set No vember 20, 1963. at the hour of 10:00 A m., Circuit Courtroom No. I, as the time and place for hearing: oblections to said final account. FREO FLETCHER, Admlnls Irator Proctor & Puckett Attorneys for Administrator 51S Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 407, Oct. 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 1963. PROBATE NO. 63-29 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In Ihe Matter of the Estate of HAR OLD JOHN SMITH, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Harold John Smith, De ceased, has filed his final account in the Circuit Court of Ihe State ol Ore eon for the County of Klamath on the 3lst day of October, 1963 at the hour of 10:00 A.M. of said day in said Courtroom of said Court has been ao pointed by the Circuit Court as the time and place for hearing of ob jections thereto and settlement there of. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: October 1, 1963. DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION: October 77. 1963. CHARLES J. SMITH, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF HAROLD JOHN SMITH. DECEASED W. R. 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COLORED woman desires housework Monday and Tuesday, J1.25 per hour. JTU 2j45'1. Experienced. FOR DEPENDABLE CHILO CARE TU 2-1144 1328 Carlson Dr. JACK & JILL DAY NURSERY IRONING TO DO IN MY HOME TU 4-9934 ROOMS FOR RENT 22 ROOMS for rent. Lake Hotel, 1232 Pine, TU 4-7336. STEAM heated, clean, quiet sleeping rooms, 310 So. 5th, TU 2-0214. CLEAN, comfortable rooms, 2 blocks Irom Main, 55 & up, TU 4-4259. APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24 MODERN, furnished 2 rooms. No. 9th, $39, TU 4-3663. FURNISHED APT., close in, heat, hot and cold water included, $65, TU 4-9564. TWO newly decorated one bedroom apartments. New furniture. TU 4-6732. SAVE on appliances you need by check. Ing offers in "Household Goods" in Class' ified today. CLEAN furnished apartment. $42.50, desire one person. 1030 Upham. SPARKLING downtown, furnished, free heat, adults, $59.50, Alpha, TU 4-4522. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Furnished. Near new OTI. Kitchens, weekly rates, carports, PELICAN MOTEL, TU 2-9256. CLASSY uptown furnished, free heat, adults, 5, Alpha Apts., TU -S77. TWO bedroom unfurnished deluxe apt. newly decorated, TU 2-6S00. CLEAN, newly decorated, all utilities furnished. 710 Main, Greer Apart ments. TU 4-4478. CLEAN FURNISHED 2 room apt. $45 mo., Utilities paid. TU 2-0329 before 10 or after 5. See at 1842 Esplanade dur ing day. THREE room furnished apartment, In quire 2061 White. BACHELOR apartment. Steam heat, 213 Cedar, TU 4-9552. ONE bedroom unfurnished apt , garba?" water paid, close to Kingsley Field, $50, TU 4-7523. FURNISHED studio apartment, 3 rooms, all electric kitchen, private bath, all utilities furnished, 4 blocks to Main, $52.50, TU 2-3169. COMPLETELY furnished apt., all utili ties, 1411 Mala EWAUNA DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. 219 So. 11th - TU 2-1062 ONE bedroom furnished apt., washing facilities, TU 2-5829. NICELY furnished, 3 rooms, bath, ga rage, private entrance, couple. TU 2-1214. REX Arms Apis. Furnished 1 bedroom. Heat, phone, garbage, $40-142. Klamath and Broad, 224 Broad, TU 2-921 7. ATTRACTIVE unfurnished duplex, adults, TU 4-5821 eves, after 6 p.m. stan dard. EXTRA large 3 room, furnished or un furnished, $40-S55, TU 4-56S6. FURNISHED 1 room unit, $40. 2 room apartment, $41.50. Utilities paid, adults only, shared bath. 419 No. lOlh. TWO bedroom furnished. Heat and water paid, 625 Grant, TU 2-4719. FURNTsHED-APTS., oft street parking, TU 2-4736 weekdays alter S p.m., anytime weekends. HOUSE OF ROCKS MOTEL Rooms-Aols., daily, weekly rates. Reasonable. 2005 Biehn, TU 2-9130. $36 to $58.50 COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTI 1-3-3 bedroom aots., furnished or unfur nished. Permanent maintenance Included. Monday through Friday SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS 1627 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-271 Office hours I a.m. to 5 p.m. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS and MOTEL 2660 Shasta Way One and Two Bedroom opts. Furnished ond Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Doily. Weekly Motel Roles TU 2-5577 Apartment- for Rent Downtown studio aoartment. Living room, dressing room with wardrobe closet, kitchen with dinette. Garbage and water furnished. $55 PER MONTH JAMES F. STtLWELL & CO. 519 Main St. Realtors TU A 3136 TU 4-7006 After 5 p.m. call KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 5544 Union 1 A ? bedroom aoartmenti Furnished or unfurnished Saacious Room Tastefully Decorated Aall to Wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental Includes all services tcept telephone and electricity Dorothea Nolan TU HOUSES FOR RENT 26 MODERN two large rooms and bath, partly furnished, suitable for couple and one child. $4S. 4429 Shasta Way. CLEAN two bedroom house, with fenced yard. 4J9 Ricken backer, TU 2-3)30, or Inquire at 2231 Homedale. MODERN two bedroom furnished house $55. 3202 Diamond. TU 2-0575. TWO bedroom home. Wild, oil heat, $60. Two bedroom duplex, Mills, $85 Two bedroom unit fn tri-plex, 190 AM have stoves and refriqerators. BRUCE OWENS, REALTOR. TU 4-3129. THREE room, newly furnished, down town, couple, $60, TU 2-5210 or TU 4-4671. UNFURNISHED two bedroom duoiev. Water, natural hot water heat, ditoosat service, range, garage with storage fa cilities included, i'i. Dayi TU 4-4i6. evenings TU 4-7459. NICE 2 bedroom home, SIsTTu 2 1 702, or TU 2-9311, 461 Division. FOR lease .S room unlurnished home. 414 Conger Avenue. Basement, oil fur. nace, attractive yard with trei, flowers and shrubs. $115. TU 9-3461 days. TU 4-4581 evenings. UNF URN I SH E Dhouse tor rent, calf Mr. Ramo. TU 4-8104. TU 2-4S8 eves NEAT l bedroom furnished cottage, near Hillside Hospital. TU i-77j. DUPLEX. 4 rooms and bath, complete ly furnished. TU 2-117, 2235 Eberlem. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished, garage, sub urban district. TU 2-1503 SMALL unfurnished 2 bedroom house, $60, TU 2-2614. UNFURNISHED, small 2 bedroom house. $45, 10 California. TU 2-2410 3 ROOM furmshed house with fenced yard. TU 2-77 TWO bedroom furnished house, oas heat, close in. $54 Aise furnished bachelor apt . utiiit.es pad, MO. TU 2-4446. TU 2 535 after 4 CLEAN, I bedroom furnxhed ducket. Hot Springs, water pa-d, Tu 2 Ui Three bedroom unfurnished house. $76. TU 4-4CS4. THREE bedroom, stoves furnnrted. MS. see at 227 Upham. TU 2-480?. TWO bedroom fvnisnd, 231$ Apple gate, )06. TU 4-5407 ONE bedroom furnished, garage. Cov- t only. $4$. 239 E. Vn. THREE bedroom furnished tnouire ONE bedroom. lm.. furnished. $3C "l u" 4-4014 TWO bertrpr-fn unfvirisNd t se en Mvfd strut, south ;u'bt. TU 4-871$, HOUSES FOR RENT 26 MODERN 7 bedroom duplex, unfurn ished. Mills Add'n. Electric heat. No pets. U5. Call TU 4-5561 after I or weekends. TWO bedroom trailer for rent, clean. No dogs, private lot, TU 4-3717. 1' j bedrooms, unfurnished, 40, Inquire at 1635 Siskiyou alter 4 p.m. FURNISHED 2 bedroom, 70, 214 1 Gary, TU 2-5829. FURNISHED 4 room duplex, garage, close in, TU 44617 or TU 2-0409. CLEAN unfurnished 2 bedroom duplex, north side $75. TU 4-4217. UNFU R N fs H E D 2 bed room, base ment, 301 No. 3rd. $50. Inquire 111 Pine, TU 4-5885 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, base ment, $75, 622 Lowell, TU 4-8554. FURNISHED 1 bedroom Inquire 111 Pine. TWO bedroom duplex unlurnished except range. Electric heat, carport, reler ences, 170, TU 4-9063. ATTRACTIVE two bedroom, garage, elec tric heat, fireplace, 3 miles north, S75, TU 4-5647 evenings. Unfurnished. u7viTuRNTs"HED2 TedroorrT-home," S50i Inquire 1339 E. Main. FURNISHED one bedroom, located on Altamont Drive. Inquire 1777 Gary. ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom, walking dis tance to town, electric heat, $100 month. Call Mr. Eccles, TU 4-8134. TWO bedroom house near Weyerhaeus er, S4S, water, paid, TU 2-1180. LARGE 2 bedroom duplex, 2 years old, S90. TU 2-1396 evenings. THREE bedroom house, unfurnished 2 miles north of town, former executive home 1S0O sq. ft. steam heat and water furnished, rent J125. 641 Spruce, TU 3-65'f. MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27 FOR lease or sale property. I can be interviewed personally this week, at Fourth and Klamath, or phone TU 4-5436, William Melhase for appoint- ment. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE .129 I am a "TRADER" ARE YOU? t why ull when you can trade. Call DEANE SACHER REALTOR Member International Traders Club Licensed - Ore. Cat. Ida. Wash. '037 Wain St. TU REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .... 30 THREE bedroom home, suburban acreage, barn, shop, trees, TU 4-8328. MV loss Is buyer's gain, will take only $1,100 for my equity. If sold with in a week. Price must go up after this to satisfy other plans. 4524 Clinton Ave. "INSULATED older home, suitable for large family or convert to duplex. 6.2 irrigated acres, permanent pasture. Large barn on Highway 70, Dairy, Ore. S14.000, terms, Bonama 545-2189. OUT Weyerhaeuser way, furnished home, small lot. garnqe, reasonable terms, no interest, Schroeder Realty. REDECORATED 2 bedroom home near new OTI & hospital, large utility, new large closets, builtins, double garage, new furnace, wiring, TU 2-0319. INCOME property, approximately 4,0Cfl square feet of floor. Aots., and business rentals, S389 per month Income, down town location, $27,500, TU 4-6033. FOR sale by owner 3 bedroom, 3 years old. Finest construction. Circulating tire place, hardwood floors, birch kitchen, dis posal, completely insulated Including ga rnqe. Fenced yard. Drive by 1722 Logan, Call TU 2-1728. S330 monthly income, 7 rental units, close In, $23,500. TU 4-9961. THREE bedroom, garaqe, 1 acre, near school, $500 down, TU 2-2601. $1,500 EQUITY or $450. Take over FHA loan, 2 bedroom home, south suburban, TU 4-7366. BY owner, transferred, must sell. 17 acres, older 2 bedroom, $1,800 down, as sume loan or refinance. TU 2-5613. MODERN 2 bedroom Mills home. At tached garaqe, large workshop. Owner will carry papers. TU 4-7616. FHA appraised attractive 7 bedroom suburban. Fireplace, garage, large lawn, fenced in back, many shrubs and trees, on school bus run. Buy equity or re finance, 1 1 0,2 TU2817iB A rlhyr . HOT Springs, larqe 2 bedroom, fireplace, landscaped, $15,000, TU 2-4165. SAVE StOOO! FHA aporaised $15,900. Your price, $14,900. 3 bedroom home, Lindley Heights, 5 minutes to town. TU 4-J233. CHOICE building lots fof sale, hurry to pick your lot in uooer Moyina Heights. Restricted suburban living. Any type loan available, south suburban sani tary district, streets to be paved and graded to county standards. For ap pointment call Ceorqe Crain, develooer and builder. TU 2-3240, 6551 Moyina Way. NEW larqe view home, basement, close new OTI and hospital. TU 2-050. TWO bedroom, wash room, (wired for washing facilities) cellar, garage, fruit trees, larqe fenced in lawn, furnished. $8,500, 5500 down 2215 Radctiffe. HOT SPRINGS 4 BEDROOM, carpet, fireplace, sprinkler. TU J-1985. FOR sale or rent, 4 bedroom, full basement, oil furnace, fenced yard, newly remodeled, TU 4-7632. SMALL, very clean 2 tied room horn In south suburbs, $6,000. Call TU 2-3733 alter 5 p.m. B UY WIT H LITTLE CASH! For )" bedroom home, owner asks $350 for equity, assume mortqage balance of $6,117 at $67.50 per mo. Call TU 2-0325. SOUTH suburban 3 bedroom, Vi baths, built in ranne, double garage, patio, storm windows, TU 2-3335. "c ORNER trailer lot, "Henley "district.-" Cabin, carport, well, electric pump, pump house, septic lank, TU 2-5696. FOR sale 2 bedroom home i close in, TU 4-9119. HOT WATER WELL One of the finest. 3 bedrooms. Den, family room, (or 5 bedrooms) 2 baths, garbage disposal, double oven, carpet Inq. sorinkler system, back yard lence, 3 car garage. 123.500. TU 2-4939. Cal-Ore Ranches1 200 FARM and RANCH Iim In th ROGUE RIVER VALLEY near Grants Pass. Meatord and Eagle Point. 5 to 160 acre tracts low a SlV) DOWN & $35 MONTHLY. Write for FREE FARM and RANCH CATALOG including photos, descriptions, maos CAL-ORE RANCHES 841-C East Main St.. MEDFORD, ORE. BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM HOMES Larqe living room, dming area. Lovely cabmets. Tile bath and shower. Large bedroomi anq closeti. Fully Insulated. $8900 & up ON YOUR LOT (CHOICE LOTS AVAILARLE1 See our Beautiful 4 Bedroom MODEL horn In BEL AtR GARDENS. Ask about NO cash down financing. THRIFTY BUILDERS ESTATE DRIVE SOUTH END OF W40ISON TU 2-0436 TU 4-5244 MLS Multiple Listing Service REDUCED Three bed'oom. five-vearid hom. Circulating fi'etace, carpetng h log room, d.n.ig, room and hall. AM gertfrqus iiw roo-ns fU X 32 ft l.v inq room) Double garage Ws l y Now H 7,000 tnc:uding drapes. Owner wants to regret NORTH SIDE doit In three bedroom home, oessihtl fty of fourth bedroom. Completely rf pa rted. Ewceiient ol forced ir ttfr. "4K $500 down. ISS per month, total 15.W0. BRUCE OWENS Luciiie -y)fion Lets Macv 134 No. rth TU ?-?5'l TU ?-S4 TU 4-Jl.t 1