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Newspaper Page TextI... Niece Needs Sense OS Humor By ANN LANDKKS Dear Ann Landers: I am a lfi-year-old girl who has Die nut tiest family anybody ever heard oi. iiy morn- i n .v er's motlier is only 18 years older than my motlier. (Jrandma had a bdby boy two years al ter I u as horn. This means that my uncle is 14 years old. Ini'ie Harvey is a mean little niuirt and he has always been vrry smart (or his alio. This fall lie entered the same high xhool 1 po i and it is really embarrassing. Harvey Roes around telling everybody that he is my uncle and 1 could just die. Tn make matters worse, my mother says I have to tall him Uncle Harvey no matter how old he is, because be is my un cle and nothing is K'n8 ,0 chance that. Tell me what you think about this. Ann Landers. If ever I needed a friend on my side I do now. Please help me. FRAZZLED KRA Dear Frazzled: What you really need, Toots, Is a sense of humor. I can't Imagine anything funnier than railing this little s'uirt "Uncle" and you should do so at every opportunity. Whrn ynu figure th.it lile has handed nu a lemon make lemonade. Dear Ann Landers: I notice that you sometimes print worth while contributions from your readers. I ran across something which I think has a great deal of merit. If you agree, will ynu print it, !ease?-AVID A N N FAN Prayer For Older People Ixirtt, Thou knowest that I am growing older. Keep me from becoming talk alive and possessed with the idea that I mast express my self on every subject. Kelcasc mo from the craving to straighten out everybody's life. Keep my mind free from the recital of endless detail. Give me wings to get to the point and then be quiet. Seal my lips when 1 am in clined to tell of my aches and pains. They arc increasing with the years and my love to speak o( them grows sweeter as time goes by. Make me llioughtlul but not nosey helpful bul not bossy. Willi my vast store of wisdom and experience it does seem a pily not to use it all, but Thou knowest, UjiiI, that I want a few friends at the end. Dear Avid: Thanks for pass ing along some sound advice. Now, If you'll vni- me the name of (he author I'll print that, ton. Dear Ann Landers: My broth er and his wife live across the street from us. They arc a nice couple, but Joyce (not her real name I is the world's w orst hoiisekee)er. She never has a soft drink in the refrigerator, or a cracker or a jar of cheese spread. Whenever guests drop in t which is quite often) Joyce and her husband bring them slraighl over to our house. Then 1 have In whip up a liltle snack and suddenly their guests be come our guests. As Joyce leaves she always takes me to the side and vliis Hrs, "You saved my lite. 1 didn't have a thing in the house tn give them. I don't know what I'd do Milium! you." Bolh my husband and I are Play Results In Near Riot rRK (IJPtl iKist fights broke out bftwwn Mlire mid Cilholic yiiiillis domonslralinj; in front of Ihc AiIumioc Thoalcr Kriilay nilil in prt.lost ajjaitt ItiOf HcHiihuth's ny flio Dep- uty." Thp rnntriivrrsial play im plies consume of Pope J'ius XII ' for allpsod failure to cotulomn t!tc Nan mass.rorc of Emo(oan .lcs. 'Hnu..piKli(.s were kept on duiinrj much of tlx play after hiMilt.s eiv hoult'd from tlie amliciKv. LISTS NAZI t'OWK'TIONS BONN I l'l West (K-rmait i-m:tts have convicted more than 5.IKHI iersinis of rrimes, fl"cordui2 to a Nazi som- mary )uhlishel Krkla hy tin .luslice Ministrv. LUCAS FURNITURE 19S E. Moin OPEN EVERY NIGHT Till 8 PM STOREWIDE SALE IN PROGRESS LUCAS fed to the teeth on this routine. Often we have plans of our own w hich are ruined because these two drop in with their com pany. Please tell me what to do. PIGEON - Dear Pidge: The very next I time the free-loaders appear at your door say, "I'm so sorry, we were just leaving." Then leave even If ft's only to the drug store to buy a tube of toothpaste. If you do this three times you won't have to do it a lourth. Ann Landers' frank and in formative new book. "Teen Agers and Sex" ($2.93 is now available at your book store. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. I ' b ANLtY SABER SAW Rrauliir U4 SO NOW $37.50 PACIFIC SUPPLY FARM & GARDEN ift?l so (Slh TU :! o OMEGA WATCHES EXCLUSIVE WITH J. C. RENIE JEWELRY 107I Wain TU -4m M. J. R. MUFFLER CUSTOM EQUIPMENT TACHS, THROMED WHEErS ACCESSORIES. SEAT BELTS SPEFD EQUIPMENT ORDER NOW FOR LAY-A WAY 7)50 So. olh TU J MO? THE R SHOP tt MEN'S WEAR 70S MAIN V Black s Decker u-112-14" Utility FIXKIT This modern designed, high impact, carrying case contains the U-IOOV4" drill with ac cessories and attachments lor all those home ond shop projects. Included with each Fixkit is a TREE copy of "How to Choose and Use Power Tools." $19.88 B A C. Account os low os $5 a month. BASIN BUILDING MATERIALS 4784 So. 6th TU 2-2563 BEEF Gift Certificote i IS. 110, S prnomlrtAtloni Rlpim hl t any food stort rvwl'. , Coti1rt Vr Palt Goodt, Rt. 3, Bo is, t u i n KLAMATH COUNTY COW BtLLES EXPECTING GUESTS? 1 rent them At KUimath s SARI'S HOME OF REAL ITALIAN DINNERS CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS pJ So- 'h TU 4 8212 Noelt G.ltl Kesprve 1 "ur HOLIDAY PARTY NEEDS Right Aov! Hi hall a, Champagne r.laitei Cnllee MakervPurxh Bowls China Silverware Other items VALLEY RENTAL F MeVrt IN A All? VMWKIV)VIV!WW SMART SHOP DRESSES, JEWELRY FANCY WORK CHILDREN'S WEAR A SPECIALTY 619 Klomoth Ave. TU 7-6214 Mir if. 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KM. tJ'J SOT- ' 254-27-72 1 - 7 KU GtMMI SANTA'S S SHOPPER Gild lor Children - TOY CLEARANCE FIRESTONE Enjoy The Classified Christmas GIFT SHOPPER READ IT DAILY! BARBIE BARBIE "BARBIE" Only $1.99 J. W. KERNS 734 So. 6th TU 4-4197 Gifti for H.r CHRIST WAS SPECIAL Regular l?R9 Fleetwood Automlic Sewina Machines ONLY $149 (75 YEAR GUARAN TFE I FRANK'S TACKLE 620 E. Main TU ?-7M ADAIR'S Headquarter i Por LANE CEDAR CHESTS .$59.95 & up 2200 So. 6ih TU 4-7510 i n 1 ttTng n eIedl e YARN & KNITTING ACCESSORIES STUDIO Knitting Machines 204'2 NEVADA TU 4-3271 HAMILTON BEACH 5 .a rri rrmir '.-a T CL.rv i tiu FOOD CONVERTER iSt SALAD MAKER i MEAT GRINDER si Regular $54.85 NOW $49.85 (GUARANTEED 5 YEARS) if UHLIG'S xi 1026 Main TU 4-5512 R g FREE $69.95 Cabinet With A Purchase Of & NECCHI SUPER-NOVA JULIA SEWING MACHINE "World's Most Automatic MACHINE" Vacuum Cleaner And Appliance Center 121 So. 6th TU 2-0131 BE MODERN WITH MOEN She Wilt love tht New MOFN One Handle Fai.ret FRIESEN-WELMAN CO. 1715 Mom TU 2-6333 tr rwit I'q:q it.tchM ttv vrdv. prct.cl wwing Only l IS i a ur Ev SiKlgfl Pln. SINGER SEWING CENTER 633 MAIN TU 2 2513 ' ft SPECIAL ! i Zig Zag Portable j ' 71 E Vin GAZEK"V Activity Cvido to tha Start. APT. 2J OCT- 23 iltl 21 -29-32-38, 4 Mt-46-61 sign. KOffMO OCT. 24 Uj, nov. a 15-17-56-57C- KOVI-T2-88! IA0ITTA1H f NOV. OK. 22 Iff I 43-44-5558 I -55584 79-86 f nucotN 70-75-79 86"1J CAMUCOtN otc 4 1- 2-1I -23C- 37-47-68 Vi; AOUAMUI IAN 21 I4-19?6-31;- .n -, .... ... . PltCIS 20j, MAR 21 tr I3539-54-59 if k2-67-89.90l Daily Gift Suggestions --Everything For Everybody-In Sports "eil Gifts CHARLIE READ SADDLERY CUSTOM TOOLING PRE CHRISTMAS SADDLE SALE SAVE UP TO S8S 100. FINANCING ?3 KLAMATH AVE. ' TU BSA PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT NEW MODELS BODENHAMER'S 351 E. Main TU 4-4672 uxdi rv m it DAVIDSON " PORTQTERH A motorcycle that's it home ny where. Unrpetched beauty and periormanct in one sweet pack agt. See It at: WILEY'S HARLEY-DAVIDSON Sales & Service 421 Oak St. Giltl for Dad V vAriDwuriDQH it WORKHORSE li" Electric Drill Reqtilflr 111 95 NOW $9.95 PACIFIC SUPPLY FARM & GARDEN 4A71 So 6th TU PLEASE HIM With THORSEN SOCKET SETS (Fully GlJArAntred $5.31 & COFER'S EXCHANGE 625 Klomoth TU 4-7160 Give DoH A Comfortable RE-CLINER For CHRISTMAS $49.95 & up TOWER FURNITURE (Open NQhts 'Til Christmas) SAH Green Stamps Too? 1204 Mam TU 4-8858 Girti for Everyone THIS CHRIST MAS GIVE SADDLES INrw K Userii PnciM Tr-O1 EAST MAIN Shot 1 tfthr X Ai AC Af AC K 3V AC 9M BULK WALNUTS FILBERTS 1-100 Lbs. ALBERS 2710 Sc. 6th TU 4.7733 18 UP Plan Would Aid High-Bracket Group WASHINGTON HJPH About 14,000 high - bracket taxpayers stand to gain a tax break if Congress approves an amend ment to the tax bill that the treasury estimates will cut gov ernment income by (45 million. The amendment would permit taxpayers earning $SO,oK) or more a year to pay a maxi mum rate of 50 per cent on their incomes. The present rale is 91 per cent. But, the "simplified" system would at the same time disallow all personal deductions, such as interest, medical expenses, charitable contributions and most tax credits and exclusions. The plan was approved by the Senate Finance Committee Fri day in its first major vote on the $11.1 billion tax-cutting bill already approved by the House. The proposal was added to the House bill, and there were strong indications it would be dropped next year when the Sen Gifts for Everyone "ENJOY LIFE MORE WITH MUSIC" See Our Fine Selrctton of Instruments including the FAMOUS LOWREY ORGANS 495 & UP Music Lessons Available KLAMATH MUSIC 515 E. Main TU 4-3360 KLAMATH KAMERA 8. NEWS CENTER IWM Main TU -J825 LORDS PRAYER JEWELED CROSSES Were $4.40 NOW $2.20 Stuffed Animals Were $2.95 $2.40 GAY'S SHOP 219 Main St. TU 4-3817 THE GREATEST GIIFT OF ALL ' THE HOLY BIBLE Name in 33K. gold FREE Pictures L iQhted pictures. ?S Tree Gifts Lignis sj.?8 NOW S2.9B. tor Christmas THE BIBLE 1?2 So. Ninth CENTER TU M9I fl- 5 5 5 M W FAMOUS NAME BRANDS 5 OF R Appliances & Gifts R FOR EVERYONE! K WESTERN AUTO 10.19 Mai 14 14 iw St w K ye w x x 7t w re w rf; See What WE HAVE For CHRISTMAS GIVING . . . MERCHANDISE MART 2964 So. 6th - TU 4-6660 The CLOTHES MART GIFT ITEMS MADE TO YOUR PLEASURE TOP QUALITY , New & Used Clothina 125 So. 9th TU 4-3364 BUY YOUR DIAMONDS CONFIDENCE The VILLAGE COURT COUNSELOR BATHROOM SCALES lr porul-"- CttKOrHtiv rotors $7.45 - 510.45 CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS 840 Mom TU 2-3475 pflsl Mi CHRISTMAS j RICKY'S JEWELRY ! 1700 Mom TU 4-3151 I if 4SvEWELERS' u si' TMRILLINO NCAS K Lf "y 10 tiAmoiKl rihfl 834 Mom TU 4-3493 fswv BOLEX; ate votes, or in House Senate deliberations on a compromise measure. The Treasury Department was known to be lukewarm, at best, in its support of the plan. The proposal specifies that Attacks On Court Not New PORTLAND (L'PIi - The President of the American Bar Association said Friday night the current controversy around the U.S. Supreme Court, and particularly the attacks against Chief Justice Earl Warren, are nothing new in court history. Walter E. Craig, Phoenix, Ariz., said the character of the court's business makes for sharp divisions in the court and in volves it in public debate. He said the judicial body does not choose the cases which come before it, but contended rll va Gifts (or Everyont V.U.umtmu.tiU.H.fiti.tmr. OROER EARLY!! CHRISTMAS FLOWERS . ARRANGEMENTS AT KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP 1711 Main TU 4 J159 THIS CHRISTMAS BUY WESTERN WEAR FREEMAN'S WESTERN WEAR 4 532 So. 6th TU 2-0212 or 717 Moin St. TU 4-5251 OX At SW 3V Sl 3X 3K GIFTS FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST . . . SEE US FOR: Typewriter & Adding Machines Desks - Chairs - Files Desk Accessories (New & Used) AMIDON'S 4535 So. 6th TU 4-6370 BALDWIN ORGANS With Percussion & Panoramic Tont $995 Bowden 830 Main Music TU. 2-4883 We never guess We look it up WORLD BOOK encyclopedia 1ST IN SALES AND SERVICE Local Representative, TU 2-0223 or Box 62, Ashland, Oregon. GIVE A LASTING GIFT Portable Tape Recorders Transistor Radios A TV Sets ! PACKARD BELL Clock Radios, TV & Stereo Equipment 1 NELSON'S TV & RADIO inns ci . i tii i utn GOODYtAR K I K R: R R K -m -i m ir-ri i A f S V-riKlilVA5 fV BUYS -A- Complete Selection OF TOYS Coffee Toble STEREOS WITH RADIO AM-FM TUNER 4-Spccd Automatic Chonger All Wood Cobtntt Duol Channel Stereo Arr.p. $198 & Up Portable STEREOS $49.95 & up GOODYEAR 201 So. 1 1th TU 4-8141 HOLIDAY SPECIAL! $1.00 OFF ON ALL HOUSE CALLS FOR INFORMATION CALL BILLY GOLDEN TV & ELECTRONICS 2507 UNITY TU M2S9 i Make Christmas" RAI DWIN ORGANS Gifts for Hm- m single taxpayers may pay a flat 40 per cent on their first $50,000 of income, or the first $100,000 for married couples filing a joint return. They would pay 50 per cent on all addition al income. its decisions were predictable from previous action of the court and were consistent with prior ruungs. He said the 1954 case which outlawed "separate but equal schools" and the more recent school prayer ruling as could have been predicted from pre vious actions of the court. Craig addressed a joint meet ing of the Oregon Circuit Court Judges Association and the Multnomah County Bar Associa tion on the functions of the Su preme Court. v n DAVENO 8- CHAIR $1 19.95 Giltt (or (SS Home Ji$ 11.95 Down $10.00 A Month ASSORTED COLORS DECEMBER STOREWIDE SALE LUCAS FURNITURE 195 E. Moin TU 2-4145 bUi l d e r ssup p l y AND FLOOR COVERING REDECORATE Your Home For The Holidays G. H. P. GREATER HIDING POWER ONE COAT COVERAGE LATEX PAINT Req. SA.95 NOW Ki E. Main TU 3-2955 JONES FURNITURE REFINISHING This Christmas Refinish your Piano Finshes changed to MODERN CONTEAAPORARY FRUIT WOOD PROVINCIAL FREE ESTIMATES TU 4-3441 SYLVAN I A TV SETS, RADIOS STEREO EQUIPMENT BEEBE'S TV & RADIO SERVICE 1 929 Oregon Ave. TU 4-7529 SIEGLER OIL & GAS HEATERS VSAVE AS MUCH AS 00 HARRY HAFTER FURNITURE CO. 833 Klomath Ave. TU 4-4878 WOW!! See The New THOMAS COLOR-GLO KEY-LIGHT ORGAN TS4NSIST0RIZE0 DOUBLE KEYBOARD LESLIE SPEAKERS $499 & up AT SEWING MACHINE CENTER 1414 E. MAIN -- TU 4-6949 Just Like a Daily LETTER From HOME! ln '($5.95) & I nn J) I uu R5 )5 Subscribe th.s Christmoj to R HeroW and Nes for your STUDtNT SERVICE PERSON RELATIVES FRIENDS I Ye-or hy moil S I 8 00 6 Months hy moil $10 00 3 Months hy mo.l J 5 25. .Hist phot TU 4-8111, osk forj Subscriptions, Herold ond News.; 1301 Esplonod, Monday, December 16, HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon PACE U Big Soviet Rocket Predicted NEW ORLEANS VPV Dr. Wernher Von Braun, scientific spark of U.S. space efforts, said Friday he thinks the Russians are building a super rocket that will dwarf any flown before. "We would be foolish to think they are standing still," he said. Von Braun made his remarks while here to accept the first huge Saturn S-l booster built by private industry for the Na tional Aeronautics and Space Administration. The booster was modeled af ter one built by NASA that is expected to be launched in Jan uary from Cape Kennedy, orb iting 19 tons of empty casing. Von Braun said it would be the biggest satellite launched in a single firing. He said last week he would "not be surprised" if the Russians soon would orbit 40-50 Ions. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed administra trix of the Estate of Gabriel N. Ege lnd, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klamath County, Oregon, and that all persons having claims against said es tate are hereby notified to present same to said administratrix at Room 302, 53J Main Street, Klamath Fans. Ore gon, together with proper vouchers, within six months of the date of the first publication of this notice, which it December 16th, 1963. MARLYS E. EGELAND Administratrix O'NEILL & McLAPFN Attorneys for administratrix No. m Dec. 16. 23, 30, Jan. 6. To Ploce Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-8111 HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays 8 a m. lo noon Saturday Count five words per line. Minimum or der 2 lines. 3 . 6 10 1 Lines Times Times Times Month ? $2.50 $4.00 $5.00 $9 00 3 375 5.00 650 11.50 1 4 4 00 6.00 8 00 14.00 5 4 75 7.00 9.50 16.50 Minimum Charge 1.50 50c DISCOUNT per advertisement. If paid In advance. Above rales are for consecutive inser tions! without change of copy, for pri vate Individuals. Advertising must be clear and understandable to be produc tive. All words must be spelled out, Autos offered for sal by private Indi vidualscash with copy. DEADLINE 4.30 p.m. day before publi cation. Noon Saturday for Sunday and Monday. CANCELLATIONS & CORRECTIONS On same schedule, except on Monday, these are taken 'til 9:30 a.m. Pleate read first Insertion of your ad. The Herald & News will give one extra run tor typographical error. "Business Builder" ! WANT ADS i 1 column Inch, S3S per month with $? 50 discount for payment on or before the. 10th. j Inch, $19 with SI. 50 discount tori payment on or before the 10th. Based on one copy change per month. BOX SERVICE-50 cents per ad. CARD OF THANKS, and IN MEMORIAM SI. 50 FOR COMMERCIAL RATES PHONE TU 4-8111 FUNERAL HOMES C WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 9?5 High Street, TU 2-0 MEETING NOTICES 1 SCOTTISH RITES BODIES STATED MEETING in the Consistory Tuesday, Dec. 17, 8 p.m. Elec-1 tion of Officers. j Herman Gisvold, Secy. Klamath Lodqe No. 77 AF&AM SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Tuesday, Dec. 17, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple. Work in MM Degree. All Master Masons cor draly invited. Refresh ments. Gene R. Byrnes, W.M. Ponderoso Lodge No. 220 AF&AM SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Masonic Temple Mon-! doy, Dec. 1 6, 7 p.m jnVA Work in M M. Degree f All Master Mason-; cordiolly invited. Re freshments Elmer Vincent. W M LOST & FOUND LOST or strayed from vicinity ol 7X) Wocus. black and brown German Po lice doa, answers to Smofcey. Reward) Tu 4-4910, TU 2-2541. LOST men's eyeglasses Sunday in Wverhaeuser Christmas tree cuMinq area. Reward. Jim AMen. TU 2-4266 r.- tu i (tin GENERAL NOTICES . J I ALCOHOLICS Anonymous mee's WedT PERSONALS LARIAT BrAulv Lounge oerrAnenl' I hair SMCng, cutting. Evenings by I .poointment, 36'4 Summeri Lne, : TU 2-5?f, Robert Lanti, oDer.ror. ' K L A w A TM A iccnol i c sAnon v mou ST U 4-3591. TU J-8734. helg at anvt.me. I BEGINNERS Alanon, Helg famil.ei gt eicghgiic. TU 4-7l:e. Bo 106S. j LICENSED Lwie tor aged. j women, personal inrereit m.tt4, TU SERVICES ... 10 PAINTING, paoering, roofing, plumb ing, general repair, m-uii. REVODEL'NG. carpenier and cement w e r h. Reasonable, re'trences. TU J-!3II LORN A $ DOLL HOSPITAL 1434 Laevw St TU 4-62 14 yr. in t samt tecaf.oo PAINTING, wallpaoermg at itjbesir Interior, eteror, brush or spray, rf. lenabit P'Kei, free est , TU 2-3131. " VEATcuTTtNG fpfnned rettrfajj mill CUfr tui jr,i was vour mea. very reason- P'e. TU 2-4101. i N. i:tf. 196 suvicjs . ie DRESS mahino nd ltrtioni, l ork guaranteed. TU CUSTOM BUTCHERING Al your plact, deliver to processing punt or lea.e. Al Stoll. TU 4-l24 WHETSTONE OFFICE SERVICES Tvo.no and Book heenrq EXPERIENCED - REASONABLE 1235 Ocnard Ave. TU 4-7729 Kenmore-Kelvinilor-Whirlpool REPAIRS Washers, dryer, ranges, water lanki, FERGUSON APPLIANCE 5ERVICE TU 2-3H5 t BIB Electric) SEPTIC TANK CLEANING and INSTALLATION Licensed - Bonded - Guaranteed C. W. CLIFFORD & SON TU 4-9841 3209 miyarrj Gina's Tailor Shop Tailoring alterations for men, worn in, children. All work guaranteed. Reasonable Prices Gene's Men's Wear 537 Main Quick, Expert REPAIR SERVICE on all OIL STOVES and FURNACES Also small gas engines, etc. McGAUGHEY'S TRADING HOUSE 2508 Altomonl Dr TU 2-48?3 'HELP WANTED, MALE 16 WANTED experienced floor covering man. able to lav carpet, linoleum and tile, saljrv open, Bush Furniture I Mam, city. WANTED married man with car for local Fuller Brush Company route, must be neat and have desire for better than average income, $115 per week, guaranteed to start if you qual ify, write 1200 Winchester, Medlord, ph. 772-8934. PRUDENTIAL Insurance Company of America will interview married men over 25. Will train at salary between $5,200 and $10,400. Sales, professional or executive experience prelerred. Finest training, fringe benefits including non contributory retirement plan. For inter view ohone Mr. Jaffarian collect, 345 0564 Eugene. TELEGRAPHERS. RAILROAO EX PERIENCE, MORSE TELETYPE. PASS PHYSICAL. CONTACT CHIEF DISPATCHER, DRGW, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. "National Food Manufacturer seek? sales representative to contact grocery trade In Southern Oregon. Grocery or allied sales experience preferred but not essential. Fine opportunity for lu ture progress in both salary and person al brackets. Company car and ex penses furnished. Excellent Insurance and pension program. Good . starting salary. State marital status, age, ed ucational and work background, in letter to Box 631C, Herald and News." BOYS! SCHOOL AGE EARN Extra Money by selling the Herald & News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact Herald & News, Circulation Dept., 1301 Esplanade PHONE TU 4-81 11 HELP WANTED 17 MAN and wile wantprl on poultrv farm, no small children, Rt. 2 Box 838, TU 4-8939. RETIRED or employed counie with trailer to do chores lor trailer SDace. beautiful grounds. Box 630C, Herald and News. notice't'oTob-SEEKERS ' All help wanted ads published in the Herald & News are accepted In good faith that the jobs ottered are as stated In the advertising copy. We are not re sonsible for the integrity of our adver. tisers, but we make every effort lo dis cover and reject all misleading adver tislinq. Anyone answering a help wanted ad and finding it to be misleading is asked to report it to the Classified Ad vertising Department of the Herald & Now; iSITUATIONS WANTED 18 CHILD care, vour horn days, by adullj, TU !-l9. CHRISTMAS shoppers, do vou need a babysitter? TU 2161-. 315 E. Main. "ironTng TO DO IN my home" Mrs. Beasley, TU 4-W36. RETIRED mason, active, handy with tools. Blockwork a specialty. Hanait any repair job, TU 4-7B37. "FOR DE P E N DA B LE CH I LD CA R eT" TU 2-1B44 1328 Carlson Dr. JACK & J ILL DAY NURSERY IRONING in my home, 3679 RadcliffeT SI per hour. IRONING, warning, Dxkup, deliver, FAST SERVICE, TU -9ilt ROOMS FOR RENT 22 CLEAN housekeeping room, downfown, Utilities, TU 2-UB7, 317 Pine. CLEAN, comfortable roorri,"2 blocki" from Main, S5 & up. TU 4-59. STEAM heated, clean, Quiet sleeping' rooms, 310 So. 5th, TU 2-021 4. CLEAN, comfortable rooms72 "blocks from Main, J5 and up. TU 4-4259. COMMERCIAL Rooms - clean, "cortv lortable, reasonable rates, J wk. un. Accommodations icr lunch packing. Workinq man's rooms, lounqe room wth TV 5?, 5'9 Comrr.-.-ci1 APARTMENTSOR RENT .... 24 CLEAN furnished 1 bedroom apt. 171? Wain. TU ?-;BJ or Tu 2-6333 TWO b-droorn femithrri apt , $i5. Also a 2 bedroom furnished aot., W5Vvater, garbage oa-d, TU 4-5692. HEATED, furnished, clean, " oulei7Prir vafe parking, adults, 415 Walnut. ONE bedroom furnished apartmentr walkino tli5trnce to 'own. Wanr, gar bage paid, S35. Call TU 2-1601. FURNISHED insulated one bedroom apfwater, garbage paid S50, TU 4-5334. COMPLETELY furnished "noC Ff baths, $120 including utilities, TU 4-911 2. FURNISHED aol. "stearrPheatr'utiUr lies. Near Weyerhaeuser, TU 4-13)3. CLEAN, bedroom comfortable, furnished one aoartment. Water, garbage Laundry facilities Available, yard. 2l'3 Gary, TU 2-3603. Loveiv FURNISHED 3 room, washing taciti 6 ,ies'Wfllf19 distance. Tu 2-688. STEAM heated, lurmsied aot., 213 CeT" i car, IU LOVELY 2 eearoom tri-olex, stove and I rngerator furn(ined. TU 2-1S44. EXTRA arae turnisrefj bedroom aoartment. oil heat, guest bedroom on second floor, lull basement. Hot and j cold itvafpr, crrtc- --a laundry rn-Ti Four btocki No. of Ma.n. i S70 TU 2-3f. HOUSE OPPOCKS VOTEL Kitcrs Daily, nekiy rales. Reason able! 20CS B enn. TU 2 9130. I S WALL, turnisied, washing" (acihtiei, inguire 13J4 Oak. TU 2-6298. TAO bearoom unfum.srior-iieiuit apC nearly re3ecoraieC, jj, 2-SSO0. FREE meat. 1 beo'ocmaot U"u' I p sned e-cett rartge. aaults, no pets, JeO TU -7iil REX Arms Apts Furmshed 1 3 bed rooms Heat, pricne. ga'baae. Kam 'h and B'oad, 774 6od. TU 2-9J17. PLEASANT duple apt! near twn. Khcon. adults, ur.turn.vhpa. TU 3 BEDR30V n soMTivaV'bsT 'o "VeVi. " meo a pnsvfsiion. 171. sn 0'my Rea fy. TU 2-eM or TU J-C7J.