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0 o LEOAl NOTICES SUIT TO QUIET TITLK No. 58-3S6-E SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. FRED JEDDELOH. LOUISE C. JEDDELOH. OTTO G. JEDDELOH AND WILLA F. JEDDELOH. do ing business a s JEDDELOH BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY, a co-partnership Plaintiff. ANNA V. HOBBINS and JOHN DOE ROBBINS, if married and living, his true given name being unknown to plaintiffs: MARY A. LANK ASTER, the widow and sole surviving heir of C. E. LAN KASTER. also Known as C. E. LAN- KESTE: deceased, and JOHN DOE SMITH, the husband of MARY A. LANKASTER. if she remarried. if be is living, the true given name of such husband, if any. being unknown to plaintiffs MOORE AND Talks for Missile Bases in France Considered Urgent by NATO Quarters Editor's note: United Press In ternational correspondent Charles Corddry has just completed an ex tensive tour with the U.S. Strate gic Air Command, during which he also inspected NATO bases and spoke with NATO leaders. Br CHARLES CORDDRY Paris (UPI) A quick new start on negotiations for bal listic missile bases in France is considered ureent 'at Gen. HiLDEGARD Lauris Norstad's Supreme Al- MOORE. his wife: any husband of lied Headquarters. nv widow of those above named. in case said widow would remarry; all unknown heirPat law of (aid defendants, if any of them be deceased: and all persons and parties unknown claiming any right, title, interest, lien, or estate In or to the real "property described in the complaint. Defendants. TCnrHK DEFENDANTS ABOVE KAMtD. AND EACH OF THEM: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you and each of you re hereby required to appear ana answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before TrieOiast cay 01 lour weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fail to so appear and answer said complaint for want thereof, the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for relief demanded in their complaint succinctly stated as fol lows, to-wit: lor a oecree 01 mis court decreeing that plaintiffs are the owners in fee simple of the following descried real property, lo-wit- n PARCEL I: All of Section 28. Townshin 37 South Range t West ' of the Willamette Meridian. Jackson County. Oregon. PARCEL II: The North half of the South ha'f of Section 22. Township 34 Sftith. Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian, Jackson County. Oregon. PARCEL III: The North half of the Southeast quarter ana tne Northeast quarter of the South west quarter and the Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 10. Township 36 oouth. Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian. Jackson County. Ore I gon. EXCEPTING THEREFROM . the following described prop- ! erty: Beginning at the Southwest ' corner of the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of sec tion 10, Township 36 South, Range 2 East of the Willamette Meridian. Jackson county, ore- i son: thence North 400.0 feet; , thence East. 1320.0 et: thence South. 400.0 feet: thence West, 1320 0 feet to the toint of be ginning. PARCEL IV: The East half of the East half f Section 8. Town ship 37 SoutR Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian, Jack son Countv. Oraeon. for a fuiffcerfdecrSe of this court decreeing tharthe defendants and neither thereof, have any right title, interest, lien or esta in or lo saia acKnuea picmiara wi part thereof: for a further decree of this cout restraining the defend ants, and each thereof, after the completion of this suit, from as serting anv right, tifle. interest, lien or estate in or to said de scribed premises or any part there- or. and tor a limner decree ui xm court quiating the title to said them to "keep those flat feet premises fl? the plaintiffs as the ,wav from here" as they owner thereof in fee simple. , J , . , ., i- This summons is published by closed in and then cut loose order of the Honor"'" .; with the rifle. Her fire was Jtianna, j uae ui m vui-ui vui . i - f th State of Ore eat. for Jackson not returned ?&jS? i8deTh.n time pre"- Deputy Sheriff Jean B Her cribla for said order of pubii- belt told United Press Inter cation of this mmor is -f " nati0nal, "We didn't expect SShe dMfc of the first publication ner to shoot, though she had this "ffummorsk is tne isi oay oi Military men regard the basing of 1,500-mile range rockets of the American Thor Runaway Girl, 14, Kills Policeman With Rifle Shot Lewiston, Maine (UPI) A 14-year-old runaway girl allegedly shot and killed policeman attempting to take her into custody Monday night after he ignored her warning to "keep those flat feet away from here." Police said the victim, Paul J. Simard, 32, a father of two, was hit "right between the eyes" by a .22 caliber bullet as he advanced with several other officers toward a clump of bushes which hid red- haired Sandra Knowlton. Investigators said a murder warrant against the girl, who had run away from home earlier Monday when her par ents refused to move from their rural home to the city, would be sought in court today. Took Gun From Cabin The girl fled into the woods following an argument with her mother. Police said she broke into a hunter s cabin where she got a rifle and about 75 rounds of ammuni tion. - i For more than half an hour, police said, she peppered the area where they were hiding. Police said the girl warned or Jupiter type here as cru cial to western defense, but the matter of an agreement has got nowhere for two months during France's gov ernmental crises. Authorities said they hoped negotiations would be re sumed with Premier Charles de Gaulle's new government at the earliest moment that French officials can spare time from Algerian and other immediately critical problems. There has been apprehen son from the first that nego tiations could be complicated by the De Gaulle govern ment's insistence on making France a nuclear power. As a condition for setting up mis sile bases the French might Scottish Seamen Held for Beating Kelso, Wash. (UPI) Five Scottish seamen were being held here today in connection with beating of a bosun's mate aboard the British vessel SS Catalina on Sunday. The five men were accused of assaulting W. H. Harvey and tossing him into the Co lumbia river where the boat was tied up at the Weyer haeuser dock at Longview. Harvey swam to shore and reported the incident. Capt C. A. Holleyoak turned the five men over to the Cowlitz county sheriff's office. Richard Norman, deputy prosecutor, said he has wired London and also talked to the British Consul at Portland concerning jurisdiction over the prisoners. The Catalina has since departed. The five men were identi fied as Thomas B. Davis, 33 Alexander Leeslie, 43, Mal colm MacDonald, 35, John Mo Gartland, 24, and James P, Tiffiney, 28. demand American aid in their atomic enterprises. Debate Delays While actual missiles may not be available at the mo ment, they are expected to be in a matter of months and prolonged negotiations could seriously delay the installa tion of launchers and wea pons. Financial arrangements must be worked out. Men must be trained. Who will command must be settled. Voluminous technical orders must be translated into French. None of this can go forward until a basic agree ment is negotiated. . At the North Atlantic Treaty head s-of-government meeting here last December, which Presiaent Eisenhower attended, America's offer of missiles for NATO defense was accepted and Norstad was told to submit plans "at an early date" for their deploy ment. That decision at least tem porarily averted the appear ance of direct negotiations be- Jnlv. 1S5BO HARBISON AND PIAZZA Sara B. Harbison, Of Attorneys for Plaintiffs. POST OFFICE ADDRESS: 207 IT. S. National Bank Blag., Medford. fregon. v KOTICK OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that at warned us. Swim Classes Large At Ashland YMCA Ashland Swim classes at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 14th day ftp Ashland YMCA this SUm of July. 1958 in the 'Council Chm- , tinnallv hin of tne utv Hau in me uiy ci mci iiovc uccu -"i'" Medford, Oregon, there shall be a argp according to Wilson public hearing by and before the large, atturuiiiB l" , city Planning Commission f said Gilinsky, aquatic director, and City on the question of changing most DOys and girls are be- V. --niv,a t tttA foil AW, II V itfirrth. ... h area Within said City, to-wit: ginning to progress rapidly Beginning at a point on the nortn jn their swimming Skill. ngm ox way nuer ui miutvoj Road at the Medford City bound ary in Section 13, Township 37 South, Range 2 W W M in Jack son Countv Oreon. thence west erly along the north right of way line of Midway Road and ex tension thereof to a point which lies westerly 20 feet distant from, when measured at right angles to, the center line of Mer riman Road, thence northwest- Last Monday students in the tiny-tot classes, composed of boys and girls 6 to 8 years old, gave their first parent demonstration. About 60 per sons took part, Gilinsky said The various swimming classes are divided according' O 3 oferiman Roadhto a'p'oinon to demonstrated skills, begin- the north line of Mace bub- nmg wlth tadpole and con tinuing through flounder, long the north line of Macelmmnnw fish flvins fish, and . . . , . - .1. . illuuiV"! J o ' ouoojvision i? tne west ngni 01 , , way line of Mernman Koaa: suai r.. iduyuia oc thence crossing Mernman Road dents just learning to SWim in an easterly direction to the , , , . northwest corner of Lot 4. Mid- whereas sharks are the most way Subdivision: thence follow- anvanrpci students. exceDt for aw .ik Kt;...n I Subdivision to a point zau reel juiuu' oca., irom, when measured at right instructors for this year s ngles to, the center line of Mer- . . ,,.,. Wil. riman Road: thence southeasterly swmiiums .nv. . parallel to and zoo feet jistant son Gilinsky, aquatic director; Road to the point of beginning Sheila Spence, assistant; Wll- rrom Class i A, amgie i amuy iard Harwood. llie Kuard: and Dwelling District to Class III A, Limited Commercial District. O. R. McNeel Building Inspector TVOPSI9 JNNTTAl. ("TiTEMTINT . Tut ax nar ended Dccabr 31, 19tf West coast life insurance company af Hu rrtiMln. la lt Bum tt rUml? m ttm iBjnraBf CaulaHeer Iht Stata fjf Orcsea. pvmuc to H: ASSETS SO,S54,rst.M 39.43.TS 1. 186.798.01 t.lT.T.M Don Day and Lanella Wilkes, volunteers LEGAL NOTICES Uortnr ku m nal nuh To;cj iomnt and prcmima aoceft Cmfh and bank devoaiu Trwmiomt dn aad deferred (life) mad cetdent and health)- latereat and ethev laaaeuaeDt laeoaa d-j and i rhar asects . StJi aeMa . S9t.341.se LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS far ttf and accident aad kealtk paliejar 1 H.IM.HI.1 Toiler and eontraet 90.sel.l All atker Mab.liuee It J55.J75.U Tatal liabillUea. etcenc eaolta! I 71,99,9:1.54 raDital pald-u I.9M.9M.M Bpeaiaj aarnloa fwde 1.13S.15S 44 friaisigned awrniua s.soo.MM.od SurDtoa aa recarda Dolicjnolderi W 11! a4 latal t M.MS,TT.H SUItslARV Of OPERATIONS (AearaaJ Belli) SVeamraaaa and aanniu eaaaiderationf n,Stt.Vt.M 43aneiderMMnB for aanolaBentarr eeattracea . a tnveataieM laieaaa Other iaeaaaa itam Total . a)ie kanetita Paratonu an MfftnleCBentarr can- traru, dividend aecttBauladana. and utemt TM.94 X.SaS3T4.:S ir.ii.4i $ 1 34S.27S.19 -t 1, 5115,409.01 NOTICE OF HEARING L'PON FINAL ACCOUNT No. 10203 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of LENA A. PUCKETT. Deceased Notice is hereby given that Hazel Marie Wood, administratrix with will annexed of the estate of Lena A. Puckett, deceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson county her first and Final Account and Re port as such administratrix in said estate and August 7, 1958, at the hour of 9:00 o'clock A.M. in the Courtroom of said Court at the Court House at Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, has been fixed as the time and place for hearing of objections to said Final Account and Report and all persons having objections thereto are hereby re quired to make or file the same on or before said time. Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 1st day of July. 1958. HAZEL MARIE WOOD Administratrix with Will Annexed Robert D. Dames Attorney for Administratrix Goldy Building Medford, Oregon Auto Industry Lauds Label Law Detroit (UPI) Auto in dustry representatives said to day they hoped a new law re quiring factory suggested price labeling of new cars might give sales a shot in the arm by boosting buyer con fidence. President Eisenhower signed the bill into law Mon day. It requires auto makers to label new cars with their sug gested retail price, including cost of accessories and trans portation. Spokesmen for the auto in dustry s "big three' were unanimously in favor of it. They said their companies had favored the bill even before it became law. The law is aimed at auto price "packing" hiking the manufacturer's suggested list price to mislead the purchaser into believing he received an exceptionally large discount or used-car trade-in allowance. It provides a $1,000 fine for failure to label new cars prop erly or for tampering with labels once they were applied. Stale Aeronautics Board Member Quits Salem (UPI) Lee U. Eyerly, an Oregon aviation pioneer, is retiring from the State Board of Aeronautics atfer 20 years, and Gov. Rob ert D. Holmes has appointed William F. Maddron, Eugene, to succeed him. Eyerly had taken a parti cular interest in development of small emergency and re creational airports and air strips and was a leader in Ore gon aviation safety education programs, the governor said in accepting Eyerly's resignation. The new board member is a World War II bomber pilot with a record of 32 missions over Germany. He is a major in the Air Force reserve. The 35-year-old Maddron is owner of "Vacation Air," a recreational flying directory for the seven western states and British Columbia. in Caeaauistoo, claim and teneral lnsuranca expenses and , Othae aperatinc deductioni a1denda to poherlwldcra Total Not cam from iwi"" VriderKls to stave no Id en . tne iteme afreetiog surnhss and sttraJus ftmda (net) Total fcffeaao in Hjikw and epeoal surplne fenda WIBM a.9o.t.tr J.MJ.yS St (- 39.133.M 497.337. 4S 1S.1:.3S5 44 : I i27.9M.7S I (-iitl0.000.0t M e.SJS.Tl t-)!ts.535.-l l.K.MS.M USINESS IN ORE60N FOR THE YEAR Graea premiuas and annuitr eon Kdarauane ealiected duruis tno l wmn anndonds paid or credited to nol- lerkoldera durlnt tbe J ear IT, ITS 53 aVaoa benefit and claims, endow aaeatta. aurieBdeii. and annuities wjatd dnrinsr tho year Kts Ki.145 C William Abbott, Manager Medford Agency 207 Masonic Bids., Medford Dogs Trained To Help in Water Fights New Delhi (UPI) Resi- xotice of public hearing dents of water-short Jodhpur iiouce is nereoy given inai ai j Tjjiv,. Ci.t. - 730 o ciock p. m. on the 14th day I In Kajastham State are tram- c t..1.. inco .1 r :i si I '. ; i l . , ui am, iwo in (lcirn- bers of the City Hall in the City of Medlord. Oregon, there shall be a publir hearing by and before the City Planning Commission of said City on the question of changing the zoning of the following describ ed area within said Citv. to-wit: Beginning at the northeast cor ner of Lot 1 in Block 3 of Cot tage Home Addition to the City of Medford, Jackson Countv. Ore gon, according to the official plat thereof now . of record: thence south 137 feet; thence west 125 feet; thence north 137 feet; thence east 125 feet to the point of beeinninp from Class II Multinle Familv Dwelling District to Cla TTT it Commercial District. ' O. R. McNeel Building Inspector Radio Man Helps Nab Car Thieves Portland (UPI) Two teenage boys accused of steal ing a late model Jaguar sports car here over the weekend and driving to the Oregon coast were in the custody of Multnomah county juvenile authorities after an alert radio announcer in Tillamook gave an on-the-spot rundown that led to the capture. Creighton Sanders, an an nouncer for radio station KTIL, was giving a morning broadcast Saturday when he saw the sports car crash into the front of a bank. The young driver and his passenger climbed dizzily from the car and began running in the di rection of a nearby field. Sanders notified police, then went back to his micro phone and alerted residents in the area. Listeners started after the boys, getting direc tions from Sanders. Police fol lowed the crowd and appre hended the youths, who were hiding in a creek with only their faces above water. The boys, both 17, were re turned to Portland Sunday, One of them was a parolee from Woodburn School for Boys, police said. Life Insurance Week Observed in Valley Members of the Rogue Val ley iife Underwriters associ ation will observe Life Insur ance week July 7 through 12 by wearing lapel buttons in the form of a five-cent piece symbolizing the week's theme nickels grow into dollars with life insurance." The week was set aside by Gov. Robert D. Holmes in honor of the life insurance companies contribution to the nation's economy. Mayor John Snider has given local endorsement to the program. Life insurance companies have more than $456 billion of life insurance in force to day which provides finan cial protection to six out of every seven American fami lies. Of the almost seven bil lion dollars in life insurance benefits paid last, three-fifths of it went to living policy holders, officials pointed out. Cuban Navy Plane Crash Kills Five Havana, Cuba (UPD Five crewmen were killed when a Cuban navy amphibious pa trol plane crashed and burned while landing at Preston Air field in Oriente Province, it was announced today. Three other crewmen were injured while one escaped un hurt. The announcement gave no details of the crash. tween Washington and Euro pean capitals where the mis sile issue is hot politically. It seemingly put the matter on a NATO-wide defense basis, with selection of missile sites a purely military matter. But no one now doubts that any final French-American arrangement will be worked out at the highest political levels of the two governments, with the way paved by Nor stad's headquarters. Franca Is Kty Sit In deference to countries like Norway and Denmark, which want no part of atomic armed long-range missiles, Norstad has said their great range makes it unnecessary "that they be located in all NATO countries." ' His first choice was France, which lies at the heart of the alliance and from whose base areas missies could dominate targets in an arc from the Crimea to Moscow and Lenin grad. Preliminary talks were held with apparently recep tive French officials, but came to an end when France plunged into internal crisis. A successful outcome now would make France the first country on the continent armed with American inter mediate range ballistic mis siles and the second any where, Britain will be the first, having an agreement for four squadrons (60 launchers) of Thors to be British-manned in East Anglia by the end of this year. At Norstad's headquarters, it is said that acceptance of missiles now would be one way for France to play the enhanced role it seeks in NATO. Communists Gain In Finnish Vote Helsinki, Finland (UPI) Finland's Communist Party scored surprising gains jn the nation's two-day parliament ary elections, and a Stalinist woman leader emerged today as the center figure in Finnish politics. Almost complete returns from elections for Finland's Parliament showed the Com munists were tied at 50 seats with the Social Democrats, The Communists gained seven and the Social Democrats lost four. The Agrarian Party dropped to third place with 48 seats, a loss of five. The Communist victory gave the party a powerful ar gument for their first cabinet positions since 1948. No party won a majority and a coali tion government would be necessary a factor that has given Finland unstable gov ernments in the past. It also meant that Hertta Kuusinen, daughter of revolu tionary Otto Kuusinen, an old- time Marxist, had gained new importance in Finland's polit ical life.. She is Communist Party parliamentary leader, a modern Communist but with strong Stalinist leanings. It was clear Miss Kuusinen would become one of the lead ing figures in Finnish poli tics. Mayor Sn icier Endorses Area Centennial Effort Jackson county's prepara tions for celebrating Oregon's 100th birthday next year were endorsed this week by Medford Mayor John Snider. Mayor Snider urged all res idents in the county to con tribute their share of effort toward making the Oregon Centennial Exposition and In ternational Trade Fair a suc cessful venture. "Oregon's Centennial ob servance is important to us, here in Medford and the Rogue River valley. We have much to offer and to show to Exposition guests who come MATHMETICIAN DIES South Orange, N. J. (UPI) Dr. Manuel Herschdorfer, 62, head of the mathematics department at Seton Hall uni versity, died Sunday of a heart ailment. to Oregon in 1959," he said. "Here we have incomparable, sapphire - blue Crater lake, great forests and sweeping farms and orchards, historic Jacksonville, and the Shake spearean Festival." Recently Organised The Jackson county centen nial association was organ ized recently as another step toward promoting the valley during the centennial period. Ted Hallock, coordinator for the State centennial commis sion, reported at that time on progress being made through out the state in organizing for the birthday celebration. Further meetings of the as sociation, to discuss fund rais ing plans and centennial proj ects for the county will be held in the near future, date and time to be announced. MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dfard, Or, Tutitiiy, July I. 1931 SA The Moravian Mission to the Eskimos at Nain, on the east coast of Labrador, was founded in 1771. Lamp shades with whita linings reflect up to 50 per cent more light than shades with darker colors. 1 MONTSOMCRY WAItat WATCH FOR WARDS Gigantic Clearance SaDe smw. i You'll Find ALL Your Summer Hardware . . . Houseware and Sporting Goods Needs At HUBBARD BROS. See these "OUTING PALS" Advertised in Yon Iwy hart good food k a jiffy, tod plenty of good light is attatly with tfac Colemta Camp Stove utd Lantern long! ) iHff Manager Hired For E-R Center Portland (UPI) The Exposition- Recreation com mission announced today that it has hired a manager for the E-R center at a salary of $12,- 500 a year. Hired for the job was Don Jewell, 35, who has been man ager of the Pershing Munici pal auditorium in Lincoln, Neb. for the past year. Jewell will assume the E-R post when his resignation at Lin coln becomes effective Nov. 1, the commission said. Jewell is a former news man and was sports editor of the Billings, Mont., Gazette for six years. 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