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Newspaper Page TextOTI Opens Home Court Campaign Hosting Strong Pacific Badgers It's the Pacific Vniversity Badgers visiting Oregon Tech Friday and Saturday nights as Jim Parllow's Owls open the home basketball season. Danny French's Badgers, co favorite with the defending champion Lewis & Clark Pio neers for the Northwest Confer ence title, opened the new cam paign last Thursday night at home hosting the Owls in the opening clash of the NAI A Tip- Pinson On Stand CINCINNATI, Ohio ITI -Prosecuting attorneys today be gin cross examination of Cin cinnati Reds outfielder Vada Pinson, accused of assaulting a newspaper sports writer during a late . season scuffle in the Reds' clubhouse. The assault and battery charge, carrying a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a S200 fine, was filed against Pinson Sept. 4 by Karl Lawson. baseball writer for the Cincinnati Post and Times-Star. The pair clashed in the club house after a night game with the Philadelphia Phillies when Pinson approached Lawson to discuss the writer's Sept. 3 col umn in which he said Pinson's "stubborn refusal" to bunt was hurting his batting average. Both Pinson and teammate Frank Robinson testified before a nine-woman, three-man jury Wednesday that Pinson was holding Lawson in an effort to discuss the article when Law son pulled away, causing his shirt to rip. "The words 'stubborn refus al caused me some concern and I wanted to talk about it," Pinson said. But the center fielder denied using force or frying to harm Lawson. Lawson testified that he em erged from Reds Manager Fred Hutchinson's office and found "pinson blocking my path. He was standing there, his legs spread apart, a newspaper clip ping in his hand." All three witnesses Lawson, Pinson and Robinson told the jury that the writer then said, "Vada, don't touch me or there'll be a lot of trouble." Lawson said Pinson grabbed him by the shirt, causing it to tear, and then shoved him aaainst the wall. "I bounced off the wall, slid around it and went into Hutchinson's office and called police." he added. ?-' f ' - , ' -i t -J , . t i f , i - " 1 i'u3'-- I' .""! ,!( jKSSS. 2"2 J&tcy! " ' ' Li ai'l'fc:i in " " The real beauty of it is what's inside. A taste preferred by far to that of any other whiskey. Give Seagram's 7 Crown and be Sure. Center ri jl W.on at ro e''.-a cost. $4 90 Off Tournament and handed the visitors a 92-61 lacing. . Despite the one-sidf dness of tiie contest, the Owls gave indi cation of greatness in the first half of the fray before the su perior cx)erience of the Badg ers won out. A pair of all-Northwest Con ference performers will be seen in action for the Badgers in Ml Leon Johnson and 6-3 Ken Al corn. The Badgers are minus just one member of last year's second place NWC team. Johnson and Alcorn both did well against the Ow ls in the Tip Off meeting, with Johnson blast ing Oregon Tech w ith a 2ti-point performance and Alcorn adding 12. In this contest, the Owls led the Badgers until some three minutes lelt in the first half and were down by 10 points at 42-:i2 at the intermission. However, in the second half the Badgers exploded for 50 points while the Owls were hit ting for 29 and this was the dif ference. The work of diminutive back court ace Ralph Anderson, a 5-4 ball-hawking freshman from . 71 t J'j7 J &., ! s.. f" j g i i , v. -. ( ' , f T i v4 OWL SPEEDSTER Diminutive backcourt man Ralph Anderson, a 5-4 freshman from Willows, Calif., will b seen in action for the Oreqon Tech Owls Friday and Saturday night as Jim Partlow's five opens the home season against the Pacific Badgers. Anderson made his initial start last weekend in the annual Tip-Off Tourna ment and rapidly became the "darling" of the crowds with his speed and deception. I - . v. IUt" tWUIJ COVMM t T C l.tD!"i!'! U IM (sv C" t.'-t V "l - Willows. Calif., was impressive , in the previous meeting with the Badgers. Anderson and former Crater star Mike Glines both collected 11 points for the Owls while the Oregon Tech scoring was paced bv Mike Westin of Newport with 13. Showing well in other Tip-Off games and figured to see much action against the Badgers were Rich Lyons. Chuck Hawkins and Larkin W ade. Lyons hit for just seven points against the Badgers, but came back for 20 points against Port land State and 21 against Ore gon College and ended the three game session with a IK point per game average and a total of 38 rebounds. Hawkins did well in the re bounding figures, ending the tournament with a total of 19. Glines ended the Ihrce-game session with a per game aver age of 14 points, while Ander son compiled an average of 9.3. A tentative starting lineup for the Badgers would put Johnson and Alcorn at the forwards; 6-3 transfer from Oregon V i n c e Haves at center and former North Bend Bulldog Mike Payne and Springfield's Fred Willis at the guards. The Oregon Tech head man expects to go with .Anderson and Glines at guards; 6-4 Hawkins at center and Lyons (6-l and Larkin Wade i B-2 ' at the for wards. In preliminary action Friday night tlte Owl junior varsity team will face tlie Kingslcy Air Base five and Saturday night the junior varsity will host the Sprague River Ducks the Na tional American Indian champs of 12. Lakeview Features Colleges L.VKEVIEW - College bas kebball will be played in Lake view Friday and Saturday nights, Doc. 13-14. Teams from Southern Oregon College at Ash landand the Northwest Nazar cne College at Nampa. Idaho, witl be liere for the two nights. The games are sponsored by the Lakeview Rotary Club, w ith Forrest Cooper as chairman. The club has charge of tlie tick et promotion, and there will be 1.200 tickets available each night with no reserved seats slated. It will be a firsl-come, first-served basis. Tickets are also available at the high school and some of the local stores. Starting time for the main game eaah night is 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Cotton In Kayo Win BELLINGHAM (UPH-Eddie Cotton of Seattle. No. 1 ranked light heavyweight contender by tlie World Boxing Association. Wednesday scored a second round technical knockout here over Don Bale of New York. Referee Terry Cassidy stop ped the fight at 2:27 of the round. Bale had taken an auto matic eight count after a whis tling left uppercut to the jaw. When the fight was resumed. Cotton unloaded a hard left to the jaw and a solid shot to the body and Cassidy ruled a tech nical knockout. Bale weighed 174 while Cotton came in at 177. Cotton, 36, now has won 49 of 64 fights, including a recent decision over Henry Hank. ELKS MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE W L Wards Funeral Homt Lucky Lfliif. Slater Insurance East Side Pharmacy Brflsigpr Mntori Lonq Bell Lumber Houston Insurance Griggs Food, Merrill U.S. National Superior Troy (Ahf.-Pac. Utilities Pioneer Tobacco Crater Lake Machinery 3'i 12' i 29' I 22' i 28 ?4 33' j 33 28' i 18' i 33' i Dees Beauty Salon IT 35 Dec. 8 results: East SWe Pharmacy 3. Balsiqer Motori 1; Wards Funeral Home 2, Griggs Food, Merrill 2; Sta ler Ins. 3. Long Bell Lumber I; Su perior Troy 4, U.S. National 0; Dees Beauty Salon 0. Crater Lake Mach. 4; Pmncer Tobacco 1, Houston Int. 3; Calif. Pec. Ui. 0, Lucky Lanes 4. High teem game. Lucky Lanes 83; hiprt team tenes. Lucky Lanes 23)3; high Ind. game (women), Ruth K ri der J3; high Ind- series (women), Ruth K rider 547; high Ind. game (men), Merle Hanscam 310; high ind. series (men). Merle Hanscam 372. HOLIDAY tANTAM MIXEO LEAGUE FT W L 14 10 14 t0 13 II 13 11 1? 12 tl 13 10 14 13 V Mrit, Untouchables Bon Cats OKtcr l.imttt Barracudas Hornets Results: Barracudas 0. Sharks 3; Outer Limits 1, Hornets 2; Lucky Strikes ?. Snipers 1; Boo C1t 3, Un touchable 0. High team game. Sharks 778; hiqh team series, SHerkS 1470; high Ind. n.tnie, hoy, Mike Schooler lo. girl, Treva Greenwood .131; h.gh Ind. ser.es, boy. Vike Schooler 3S, girl, Treva Greenwood 339. tfrf s Si 3 Northwest k Xmos Gift Suggestion ! Buck Knivei K K Ri R K K l K r- K XI R! I! i R . K K K K 9. .22 Rifle Rifle Scopes Handguns Gun Catei Reloading Tools FREE Xmas Gifts Just com in and register for chonct on the follow, irnj gifti. No oblitjotion. 1 it Gift Colt Frontier I Scout .22 4950 Revolver, volut 2nd Gift inf Pn Gift Pacific Relood ''til. 26' voluo 3rd Gift Wcittrn Hunt inej Knife one) Aia Combination Q 95 voluo ... Northwest Gun Shop Pat MlMr A I.err Amvndtfi HI I. li in Tl .' III V? m K nrf X K K K K TtmrwUv, Derrmbrr 1!, 19M PAGE 7B HERALD AM) NEWS. Klamith Fall. Orfjon Pioneer Gridders Pace NAI A Choices SALEM ilPD Linfields great defensive tackle. Pete Dengenis. was named to tlie District 2 NAIA all-star football ream for the thud year by coaches of the member schools, it was announced Wednesday. Dengenis heads a 22-man team selected by eight coaches of Oregon schools. Guard Gary Boggs, halfback Mickey H e r g e r t and middle guard Mike Kostrba. all of Lew is and Clark, also repeated from last year's team. Lewis and Clark, tlie unbeaten Northwest Conference cham pion, placed seven men on tlie offensive and delensive teams. LinfieW had five and Southern Oregon and Oregon Collegiate Conference champion Portland State three each. The teams: Offense Ends: Jim Hollingsworth. Portland Slate, and Larry Mil ler, Linficld. Tackles; Clair Foley, Pacific, and Glen Moses, Southern Ore gon. Guards: Gary Boggs and Rick Fishing Picture Off PORTLAND (LTD - The weekly report on fishing condi tions prepared by the Stale Came Commission: Northwest: Water is low and clear; sleelheading has been fair in Tillamook-Nestucca dis trict with boats best. Southwest: Tcnmile Creek steclhead angling slow; Coos River system should improve; Rogue River has been fair to good between Hells Gate and Graves Creek for steelhead. Northeast: John Day River slow, but Columbia has been good for steelhead with best suc cess from boats. PORTLAND (UPD The weekly hunting report prepared by the Oregon State Game Com mission: Northwest: Duck hunters at tlie Sauvie Island Game Man agement area are averaging 1 to 2 birds per trip. Northeast: Adverse weather has improved waterfowl hunting on Columbia River, and duck hunting is reported good in I'm at ilia County. Present snow cov er should increase field shoot ing. Southeast: There are fair numbers of Canada geese in the Goose Lake, Warner Valley, Summer Lake and Harnev Basin areas. Duck hunting is slow. LITTLE MONSTERS LEAGUE (Bantam Boys) W L Lucky Strikes 13 11 Lucky Cats 12 13 Lucky Lane Bowlers 12 12 J e lions 11 13 Results: Jehon 3. Lucky Cats 0; Lucky Strikes 3. Lucky Lane Bowl. 1. High team game, Jetioru 397; high team series. Jetsons lis; high I n ri. game. Mike Hadiock HI; high Ind. se ries, Henry Robbins 311. BIG MONSTERS LEAGUE (Bantam Beys) W L Wildcats 17 7 Tigers IS Pm Bisters 14' j t'i Strike Outs 10' 1 13' j Falcons 8 U Tnrpdoi 7 12 Results: Torpedns 0, Tigers 3; Strike Outs 2';, Pm Busters i; Fal cons 1, Wildcats ?. High team game. Tigers 594; high team iens. Tigers 1 1 a0; high l n a. game, Henry Rarieen 134; high Ind. series, Henry Barleen 213. ALLEY KATZ LEAGUE W Sen Lake Moulding 3)' 1 1 Little Sweden 3l'i 14' 1 Les Hnbecks 30 H Franklin Life Insurance 27 21 Blue Ok Cae 26 32 Sewing Machine Center 2( 14 Pioneer Tohecco Company 20' i 27' Southern Oregon Avietinn 16' 1 3l'-i Klamath Basin Mlk Prod. 16 32 Cobos CMy Center Lodge 13 33 Results: Swan Lake 4, Pioneer To, becco 0; Little Sweden 3, Kl. Basin If Franklin Lite 3, Cobos 1; Hobacks 4. Sewing Machine Center 0; So. Ore. Avieiion 1, Blue Ox 3. High learn game. Swan Lake Mould ing tot 1 high team series. Swan Lake Moulding 75-13 r high Ind. game. L las Keler 179; high ind. series, Lilas Keier 493 EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE W L Nar M'i 10' i W Scet'erbreins 3T i 17i Odd B'is to in Sinter : 1 Luev Feur 39 19 Apropos ! 70 Pollers 74 77 Alley Cats 25 7' $a(Hite, ?l 77 Rolling Pins l ? Pm Pan 11 17 C-ame Dames 9 J9 Results Sinter 1. Odd Ba'ls 3; Rollers 3. Auey Ca's 1; Satellites 0, Scatterbrains 4. Game Dames l. Lucky Four 3; Rolling Pint 0, Apro pos 4: Near Mrs t. Pm Pels 0 High l(am game, Aoroooi 731; high team series, Aprooos J'JIj high ind. Sim,, Cthy J,ckon E(HH Huti (lie) J1; high Ind. Krltl, Lion, Oull WOMIN S CLASSIC LEtlUI W L C''' L,h, WMII 3 1 W 1 O", HHj' V,'l n.,n ' 1 '0ni Plum6no 37 . I' i So,rlt Car A,n ?, ) 14' i Helilly S-mvI 77' 11 t CnhO'l Srv'- Cone,nV 77 I 33' i C',r L, D,''V ProauCU 77 I 31' tunvrUn F'ntnc, 71 IS PtVjiti: O", Hntjr V,rmiring J, CftnnO. U""'. CO lj C',t,r Lh D,"y PfOJiKi J. HoM, Rol li SuD. Fmnct 3. IrOAhi Plumbing I; Cr Itf L,bf MMII 1. Sei'tl, f.f Wh I. M'flh ltm gm. ConnO'l S'WKt Co 411: h.gh ',rn ,,r.ti, Ct Llkt D,i'y Prod 1HJ; hgh tnd. g,mt, E'Omo 0'nnnd 7Ui hgh Im. 10 rigt, iuoiih Barnttl SfO. Wlioaily. both Lewis and Clark. Center: Larry Roeser, Lin field. QiiaileAack: Bill Hensolnian, Lewis and Clark. Halfbacks: Mickey Merger!, Leu is and Clark and Doug Ol son. Southern Oregon. Fullback: Andy Berkis, Port land Slate. Defense Ends: Bruce Anderson. Wil lamette, and Tony .Ml Vat, Lin field. Tackles: Pete Dengenis. Lin field, and Jim Gaul, Portland Slate. Guards: Steven SU au?h an. LOC. and Mike Kostrba, Leuis and Clark. Linebackers: Jim Dent, OCE; Rim Baker. SO C; Norm Mus er. Linfield. Halfbacks: Bob Reichert and Mike Gilbert, both Lewis and Ciark. LEGAL NOTICE No. 6J-1I0 E SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH METROPOLITAN LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY, a corporation. Plaintiff, vs. PATRICK J. HANIFEN and VIVIAN L. HANIFEN. husband and wile; THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; THE OREGON PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSIONER; CARTER JONFS COLLECTION AGENCY and NORTHWEST ADJUSTMENT COM PANY, a corporation. Defendant. TO PATRICK J. HANIFEN and VIVIAN L. HANIFEN: in the name of the Slate of Oreqon: Yog are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against vou in the ebove entitled court and cause on or before the expiration of lour weeks from date of tht first pub I it at ion ot this summons, towil : on or be'ore the 26th day of Oec ember, 163; if vou (all so to appear and an swer plaintiff, lor want thereof, will apply to the above entitled Court lor the relief preyed for In Its complaint, to-wlt: For a decree of foreclosure of all right, title and Interest of said de fendants in end to the following de scribed property: Lot Twelve 021 In Block Three (3 of FIRST ADDITION TO TONATEE HOMES, according to the ofticiel plat thereof on file In the records Ol Klam ath County, Oregon, and for such other end further roller as the Court may deem meet and equitable. This summons Is published by order of the Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Judqe ot the above entitled Court, made and entered on the 11th day of November, 1963, directing publlcetlon of this summons once each week tor lour tuccesslve weeks In the Hereid News, a newspaper of general circula tion published in Klamath County, Ore gon, Date of First Publication November 21. 163. Date of Last Publication December 193. MAUTZ. SOUTHER, SPAULD ING. KINSEY & WILLIAM SON Attorneys for Plaintiff Standard Pieia Portland 4, Oreqon No. 460, Nov. 21, Dec. 5, 12, 19, 1963. NO. 63-124 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH in the Matter of the Estate or ADA F. WAITS. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed executor of the estate Of Ada F. Walts, De ceased. All persons having claims against said estate are directed lo present the same, properly verified lo the evecutor at Ihe office ot GOAKEY AND ENGELGAU, Suite 214, First Na tional Bank Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six (6) months from the date hereof Dated this 34th day of November, 1943. HPRBFRT W. WAITS JR. PHILIP J. ENGELGAU Attorney lor Executor , Suite 214, First Nallenel Bank Building Klamath Falls, Oregon TU 4-4M4 No. 447, Dec. S, 17. It. 34. NO 43-140 PRORATE NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY tn the Metier of the Estate of KNUTF JORGENSON HERMUNSTAD, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Ihe un dersigned Executor has tiled his Fi nal Account ol Ihe administration of the above en'itled estate, end thet the Court hes appointed January 3, 144, at 10 00 A.M. as the time for hearing objections to such final account and the settlement thereof. Geo. W. Mclntyre Eieculor Ganong 4 Ganong Attorneys for Eaecu'or No. 444. Dec. 5. 12. It, 34. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersioned has been appointed adminis tratrix ol the Estate el Bernard N. Lewm, also known as B. N. Lewin, drteased. by the Circuit Cuurt of Klamath County, Oreqon, and lhat all persons having claims aaainst said es tate are hereby notified to present same to the undersigned at Room 303. 53ft Main Street, Klamath Falls, Ore gon, together with proper vouchers, within six months ol the dels ot Ihe tint publication ol this notice, which is December 12th, mi ELMA M JONLS Administratrix O'NEILL & McLAREN Attorneys for administratrix No. 475, Dec. i?, it, 24, Jan. 3- NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAL f On the um dv of January, 194. at tht hour pi 10 00 AM at the front door pi tha Courthouse in Klamath Fads. Oregon. I will tell at auction to tht highest bidder tor cash the follow ing described parcel of real property situate m Klamath county, Oregon, to- Wit Lot S7S In Block 177 of MILLS AD DlTtON. according to tre official P'at thereof on M in the records Of Klam ath County. Oregon Sad se'e 'S made under eerution luucd out ot the Circuit Court of the Sie'e of OrtQnn for Klamath County to me diredrd m me case of First Fed eral Sivmgs and Loan Association of Klamath Falls, Plaintiff, vs Dick C. McDonald anil Jpan M. McDonald, also fcnnwn as Jn McDonald, hushand end wife, defendants, No. Ai-340 Equity J M RRlTTON, Sheriff Of Klamath County, Oregon Ry Ellen Behn, Deputy No 474, Dec. 17, It. 74, Jan. I. NO 4J-tl9 PROBATE NOTICE TO CRFDITOPS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAVATH COUMTV l the Metier of the fcsta'4 ol OSCAR F YOUNG, Deceased Notice hreh 0'n f have hen appealed Executor of the EKete af Ok' F Young, deceased Ail per sons having cia'ms aqemtt ia'4 estate ae rejijreo: to present mem to me. wth proper vouchers, et the Hlce of Ge"0"g 4 Ganong, First Feoerel uiidmg, riamath Fails. Oregon, with in sir monfhi from December I?. 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Wilson WILEY BUICK Co. 1330 Main BOYS! scahg?l EARN Extra Money bv selling tha Herald & News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact Herald & News, Circulation Dept., 1301 Esplanade PHONE TU 4-8111 HELP WANTED 17 MAN and wile wanted on poultry farm, no imell children, Rt. 2 Box TU 4-B939. N OT I CE TO JOB SEEKERS All help wanted ads published In the Herald & News are accepted In good faith that the obs offered are as stated In the advertising copy. We are not re son & lb le for the Integrity ol our adver tisers, but we make every effort to dis cover end reject ell misleading adver tilting. Anyone answering a help wanted d and finding It to be misleading it asked to report It to the Classified Ad vertising Department or tha Herald ! News. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 CHRISTMAS shoppers, do vou need a babysitter? TU 3-4 141 315 E. Mem. "l RONTNG TO DO I N M YHOME Mrs. Beasley, TU 4-9934. RETIRED mason, active, handy with toon. Block work a specialty. Handle any repair lob, TU 4-7137. fordepTe7dable chiTo-care TU 1-1444 1331 Carlson Dr. JACK t JILL DAY NURSERY IRONING In my home, 2479 Redclllte, $1 per hour. IRONING, washing, pickup, F AST 5PRVICE, TU 4-9434. ROOM5 FOR RENT 22 MEN - 134 N. 3rd, 4-4033, TU 4-9717. $34 per month, TU CLEAN, comfortable rooms, 2 blocks from Main, IS . up. TU 4-4359. STEAM heated, clean, quiet sleeping rooms, 310 So. 5th, TU 2-0314. CLEAN, comfortable rooms, 2 blocks from Main, $5 and up, TU 4-4259. COMMERCIAL Rooms clean, com fortable, reasonable rates, $7 wk. up. Accommodation a for lunch packing. Working man's rooms, lounge room with TV. 535, 539 Commercial. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 HEATED, furnished, clean, quiet. Pri vate parking, adults, 4(5 Walnut. ONE bedroom furnished apartment, walkinq distance to town. Water, gar bage paid, $33. Call TU 3-1401. FURNISHED Insulated one bedroom apt. Water, garbage peid $30, TU 4-5334. T H R E E "room furnlshtdapt.. Mills Ad dltion, $37 50, TU 3-3194. COMPLETELY furnished apt., VI baths, $120 including utilities, TU 4-9tl2. ON South, Homedale 1 bedroom f u r nished, carpeting, TU 4-3413 eves. CLEAN, comfortable, furnished one bedroom apartment. Water, garbage paid. Laundry facilities available. Lovely yard. 2113 Gary, TU 2-3403. "FURNISHED apt., steam heatT"utlr tlas. Near Weyerhaeuser, TU 41313. LARGE attractive 3 bedroom duplex, close to school, shopping center, TU 3-4715 alter 4:30 p.m. HOUSE OF ROCKS MOTEL Kitchens. Dally, weekly rates. Reason able) 3005 Blehn, TU 2-9130. SMALL, furnished, washing facilities, Inquire 1334 Oak, TU 3-61. "TWO bedroom unfurnished deluxe apt. newly redecorated, $40, TU 2-4S00. C L E A N furnished " 2 roomaprTi45r utilities paid. TU 2-037 before 10 or after S, see 1142 Esplenede days. F RE E H E aTT'T bedroom" " apt" Unfurl nished except range, adults, no pets, $40. TU 4-7551. DESIRABLE uptown, (urn, free heat, adults, $45, Alpha Apts. TU 4 4573. REX Arms AptsTFurnlshed 1 43 bed rooms. Heat, phone, garbage, Klam ath and Bread, 274 Broad, TU 2-9317. PLEASANT duplex apt. neer town, schools, adults, unfurnished. TU 4-9403. WAUNA - DOW N TOW N Klamath's most modern, furnished. 219 So. 11th TU 2-1043 2 ROOMS furnished, utilities and wood furnished, adults, close to downtown, TU 40153. Eves., TU 4-4304. 3 ROOM, private beth, couple pre ferred, na dogs.TU 7-484 . ROOSEVELT APTS. 2034 Lerev TU 3-1749 Two bedroom unfurnished. Gereoe. Hot water heet. Hot Springs area. Adults. AUDLEY APTS. Nicely furnished 1 bedroom 4 studios, 303 So. Ith, neer Post Office 'ir LOWC 0$T.S34tO $40. irxluees" permanent maintenance. CONVENIENCE Near town, shop- pi rKj centers, scnoeis, cnurcnes. fCOMFORT 1-2-3-bedroom furnished pr unlurnished units. Call tor par sen el Interview lam. to 5 p m. Moo. through Frl. SHASTA VIEW APARTMENT J l( W.ihOum W,y TU nil KLAM AT HTFTN EST" UNION MANOR 7544 UNION 1 4 2 bedroom apartments Furnished or unfurnished SPACIOUS ROOMS Wail to wall carpeting SWIMMING POOL Heat, water, gerbage furnished Dorothea heien tu 7-0744 KINGFALLS APARTMENTS and MOTEL 2660 Shosfo Woy One and Two Bedroom opts. Furnished ond Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Daily, Weekly Motef Rotes TU 2-5577 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 34 CLEAN furnished one bedroom apt . water, garbage ped TU 4-537, 1MI Oregon Ave. 1 AND 2 bedroom furnished apts., adults. 1 child acceptable, tow winter rales. 114 Pine. FURNISHED, modern, clean 2 room bachelor apartment. Lionts. water paid 131 50, TU 2-4547, TU 4-1341. FOUR room furnished, adults only, TU 4-47o. close In, (40, TAO bedroom furnished apt.. Also a 2 bedroom furnished apt Water, garbage paid, TU -5. 2 ROOM furnished . bage, bachelor pr(e water, oar TU 4-4373. LOVELY 2 bedroom apartment, stove 1 refrigerator furnished. TU 21544. CON sT iOTtIom WORKE RS Furnished. Near new OTI. Kitchens, weekly rates, carports, PELICAN MOTEL, TU 2-54. FURNISHED studio apt, all utilities furnished, woman only, 801 Lincoln, 150. FURNISHED 1 bedroom duplex, elec tric heat. 31 Summers Lene. NICELY- furnished, newly decorated dining room apt Wool rugs, auto, waih er, infant ok. TU 4-3762, TU 4-3993. OOWNTOWN furnished apartment TU 4-U34 or TU 4-3C0. CLEAN 4 room furnished apt., adults, water and garbage paid. TU 3-3462. 35. COUPLE 2-4440. or single men. ATTRACTIVE 1 Dedroom, furntshel, hot ft cold water, dose in. washing facilities, no pets. TU a-liii. 2 BEDROOM furnished apt. 3304 AU lament, TU 3-476 or TU 4-9905. FURN1SHEO APTS., off street parlk. ing, TU 1-4734 weekdays alter i pm4 anytime weekend. HOUSES FOR RENT 26 CLEAN 2 bedroom furnished house, carpeilng. Ji. TU 4-5901, TU 4-4407. THREE room unfurnished, oil heat," $30 a mo. Inquire at (delta's. NICE unfurnished 2 bedroom house, at tached gerge. Good Mills Add'n loca- ' l0n- TU 4-9091. "V h REE'toedroom, 11 10 month, ph. TU 2-305 PARTLY furnished 9 bedroom house, with garage. 234 Greensprings Dr. REDECORATED lis bedroom funtshed close in, TU 2-3724. UNFURNISHED duplex, l bedroom, ga rage, electric, 3011 Boardmen. 2 BEDROOM, Qarbage & water fur nished. Alto CABINS as low as $12 a month, water 1 garbage furnished. In quire Andy Zudeil, Rte. 3, Box 222, Weyerheeuser Junction. ONE bedroom house. on Altamont Dr. $45, Inquire 1777 Gary. ONE bedroom unfurnished, close In, natural hot water heat, garbage serv ice and water, $73, adults, TU 4-6449. 2UNF UfiTJlSHE bbedrooms, stove, garage, $10, Johnson Street, TU 4-9091 TO rent or sell 2 bedrooms, $45 mo. Mature people, TU 3-1324. NICELY furnished one bedroom, large yard, on Ogden, water, garbage paid, $47.50, TU 2-3743. TWO 3 hrdroom unfurnlshrd houses, oil heat, 1410 Oregon end 1017 Mitchell. F U R N I SHE 6 or unfurnished-! bd reom, fenced yard, oarage, TU 4-4030, $45. TWO bedroom and 3 bedroom for rent or sale. No pets, TU 4-3949. "U N F URNISHED 2 bedroom house. AI lamonl Dr., $70 month, TU 2-3412. BEDROOM duplex, stove, refrlgere ir, carport, TU 4-4344. MODERN I a r g a home, fireplace, stove, refrigerator, TU 4-4244. FURNISHED 1 bedroom, $30, mar air base, ph. TU 4-4915. CLEAN 2 bedroom furnished. Near Tower Theetre, $50, TU 4-7304. TWO bedroom unfurnished house, in quire 339 Boardmen, TU 2-05S4. FOR rent or sale, 2 bedroom, 3 acres, SS75 Avalon, near elr bast, $45, TU 2-5081. U N F U R N i SHED 1 bedroom duple-. Flreplece, full basement with knotty pine room. Call TU 4-4597 after 5 p.m. "FURNISHED 1 bedroom. Mills AdtfnT ph. TU 2-30 . . U N FU RNISHED 2 bedroom, water draperies, 1474 Patterson, near Moylna, adults, no pets, TU 2-IB12. 2-BSDROOM house, large oarage $70; 1-bedroom furnished ant. TU 4-5484. CHARMING furnished 1 bedroom du plex, wood burner, utility room, (12 Upham, TU 2-334. ONE bedroom furnished house, close In, TU 4-4379 or TU 4-8574. TWO bedroom unfinished. Mills fenced, cerport, S44, TU 4-3770. FURNISHED 2 rooms, part utilities pd. $75, TU 3-4J89, TU 3-4917. CLEAN one bedroom, rage, $50. TU 4-5935. furnished, ga- 3 BEDROOM unfurnished, garage, near new OTI, TU 4-3735, TU 2-1590. MILLS Addition 2 bedroom unfurn ished duplex, $40. Inquire 2441 Eberlem. TlNFURNI5HEDrnew 3 bedrooms, ap pliances, double, 1'i baths, $115. 149 Siskiyou, Inquire 111 Pine, TU 4-5WV "fwobedroom unfurnished. Mills AS-" dilion, $50, Inquire 1339 E. Main. , "ONE bedroom furnished, shower, 423's Lowell, $43, TU 4-4432. CLEAN Ui bedroom unfurnished, full besement, garage, near KUHS. 1444 Portland, $50, TU 3-4590. ONE bedroom furnished house, 0 1 1 heat, $40. Also unfurnished apt , elec tric heat, $50, South suburbs, TU 4-7423. 3 ROOM furnished, water, garbage paid, $30, TU 3-0454, 1733 Oak. EXCELLENT 2 bedroom, unfurnished duplex, electric, Mills, $70 TU 2-0249. "COMFORTABLE 1 bedroom furnished, easy to heat. Inquire 2124 Ogden. TARGE "unfurnished 2 bedroom duplex. Mills Addn. Electric heat, $45. no pets. Inquire 2331 Reclamation, TU 4-5541 alter 5 p.m. or weekends. THREE bedroom unfurnished Close In, call TU 4-4379. homt. TWO bedroom unfurnished, clean, ml. north of town. Children, pets o k. Water paid. 135. 702 Spruce, TU 2-4590, OR leesa three bedroom unfurnished house. Living room with fireplace, 1's balhs, range, oven. Close In, $115, TU 2 4444, TU 2-1483. THREE bedroom unfurnished. F 1 r e piece, electric heet, 413 St. Francis St., TU 4-5344, TU 2-0434. TWO bedroom, unfurnished, close In, TU 4-4340. CLEAN furnished er unfurnished 1 & 2 bedrooms. Garages, close in, gas. Some utilities paid, references, TU 4-177;, FURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex, 729 No. Hth, $45, Inquire 111 Pme. 4 bedroom brick home. Close-in down town location. Hes a tew articles of furniture but mainly unfurnished. 01 forced air heat and fireplace. Rental lea negotiable. Tucker Real Estote ??4 n th PM-e tu j.T?r MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27 OFFICE build'ng for rent, available Jan. 1. JH9 Arthur. TU 4-4342 eves, TU 41121 days. OFFICE Street level, across from Courthouse, vacant now. TU 2-4500 OFFICE space, U00 sq. tt. Parking for 7 cars. 3rd & Pme, available March, tu 4 rm REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE . 29 WIL trade nice average sued subur ban heme for lerge home within walk ing distance from downtown. Writs Box 439, Hereid News. ' 1 TRADE" ond SAVE TAXES For infcf ation on to FREE Trades, call DEANE SACHER ' Realtor Member International Tredtrt Club' 1 Lxensed - Ore. Cel. Ida. Wesh. tu i-urr RIAL ISTATI FOR SALE 30 HOME sfet in restricted residential, area. E"ioy tha finest In quiet subur. ban living. Large lots from U to 154 ft. frontage, garden loam, all utilities, pavement ft sidewalks. Shown by ap pamtment. TU 4-733X m r