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Plans for Timber Harvest on BLM Noted by Manager Flans for the harvest of 288 million board feet of tim ber during the fiscal year starting July 1 have been an nounced by Donald J. Scho field, Medford district man ager for the bureau of land management. An agency of the United States Department of the In terior, BLM is charged with the coordinated management of timber, forage, minerals, recreation, wildlife, water, Dennis the 'He THINKS Try and By BENNETT CERF- CAMPUS HUMOR: 1. "Hey, little boy, can you direct me to the best movie in town?" "Yeah. For fifty cents." "Isn't that pretty high?" "Not for a movie director." 2. Sailor: "Are you nautical?" Pretty young thing: "No, I'm niceical." 3. "I owe all I have to one woman." "Your mother?" ! No, my landlady." 4. Aboard a Mediter ranean cruise ship: "What's that white stuff on yonder hill, Cap tain?" "That is snow, Miss." "I thought so, but that creep at the railing told it was Greece. When the late advertising genius, Albert Lasker, was running the Lord and Thomas agency, he hired, at $9,000 a year, an up-and-coming young copy writer named William Benton. In a few years' time Benton had upped his take-home pay to $25,000 and then Lasker called him in to his private office to announce magnanimously, "Bill, you've become so important to me around here, I'm going to double your salary." "Why, Mr. Lasker!" was Benton's unexpected reaction. "Do you mean to say that I have been worth 50 thousand a year during all this time you've been paying me only 25 ? You've been taking my money!" Lasker was furious at the time but when Benton entered politics, Lasker was one of his biggest backers. C 1363, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Features. Syndicate Itar -By CLAY R. ASICS ISrj MAR. 22 rv.APR. 20 CPl 6-55.46-73 174.76-77 Your Daily Activity God. JM According lo the Slori. " To develop message for Soturday, read words corresponding to numbers TAUIUS 31 On 41 Or ' 32 And 62 About 33 Pavements 63 Your 34 Hord-won 64 Is 35 Today 65 Defective 36 To 66 Common 37 Reply 67 Design 38 Out 68 For 39 Cheering 69 Happening 40 Messoge 70 Monotonous 41 To 71 Letter 42 You 72 Now 43 Exciting 73 Sens 44 Slippery 74 For 45 Study 75 Due 46 Gains 76 Best 47 Know 77 Results 48 Is 78 Rut 49 Ol 79 For . 50 Encouraging 80 Wiring 51 Crow 81 Things 52 And 82 Loved 53 Adventure 83 Explosive 54 Stain 84 Ones 55 Use 85 You 56 Write 86 Over 57 Save B7 The 58 What's 88 Romy 59 On 89 Woy 60 Talk 90 Days Adverse f)td!m 1 Keep 2 You re 3 SonKOtH 4Wotch 5 Sun 6 Work 7 You'vt 8 Partners 9 Keep 10 Some 11 A 12 Protect 13 Mentollj 14 In 15 Decision 1 6 Busy 17 Con 18 Hot 19 Something 20 Shines 21 New 22 Wet 23 Those 24 Brilliant 25 Circulation 26 Or 27 Stay 23 Be 29 SurprisR 30 Spectal APR. 21 MAY 21 9Ji -62-72 GEMINI -OO MAY 22 OC'V JUNE 22 B ) 1.14-25-341 47-58 69 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 3-18-79-4tf '61 -71 -79-1 ffQ JULY 2 AUG. 23 B5 8.17-28-391 VIRGO AUG. II ',,4 SEPT- 22 Hy 2-23 34- 46 90 TheyH Do It Every Rosiola ear A new, expensive PUSH-BUTTOM AUTOMATIC WASMER WITH EXPLICIT INSTRUCTIONS- , Important.' a,cTO ' U and other resources on 466 million acres of public land. The Medford district includes 910,000 acres intermingled with other ownerships in a SO-mile-wide band between Klamath Falls and Cave Junc tion. The timber sale plan for fiscal year 1964 includes 63 tracts which will be adver tised for competitive bidding at monthly oral auctions. The timber to be offered for sale Menace HEtHtWfrXJUR CQWJ' Stop Me gazer FOLLAN - URRA SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 1.M-33-44S5I SCORPIO 0CT.24, NOV. 22 ?y L9ft.1U2y 52-63-82-84-jg-j SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 DEC 22 ISi 9-16-27-38 (Ti 149-70-78 CAPRKOtN DEC 23 JAN. L 20 V-f,5f 2-13-24-35 U5-56-67 ' AQUARIUS JAN. 21 jt FEB. It Jg 10-21 -32-43, 53-64-73 ' PISCES MAR 21 11.15-26-37, 48-59-87-891 Time s She's followed said wapnino very carefully-but the repair man -6et a load of him will be harvested in accord ance with sustained yield principles, with its maturity, condition, location, and pro visions for regeneration hav ing been taken into consider ation, as well as the need to salvage damaged timber, Schofield pointed out. Described at Hearing Tracts of timber tentatively included in the sale plan were described by BLM foresters at a public meeting for that purpose last Dec. 14. Concur rence with the plan was ex pressed by the Medford Dis trict Advisory board Feb. 19, and it was approved by the BLM state director prior to its publication. Copies of the plan have been sent to all persons whose names are on the district's mailing list, and additional copies are available for dis tribution at the Medford dis trict office, 1133 South River side ave. Distribution of the timber sale plan this year has been several months earlier than formerly, thus giving prospec tive purchasers a better op portunity to schedule timber acquisition, according to Rob ert D. Hostetter, Medford dis trict resource management specialist. This is the' 14th successive year that the bu reau of land management has published advance plans for timber harvest, he said. Two Americans Stabbed in Mexico Mexico City-IUPD-Police said Thursday a California man was stabbed to death and a Texas student was stabbed and robbed late Wednesday by apparent pro-Castro terror ists. The man was identified as Fred Plumley, about 65, who was a Republican party vol unteer worker in the San Francisco area in 1960 and 1962. The student was Philip Bennett Jr., 24, a Negro, San Antonio, Tex. Bennett said he and Plum ley were attacked by two unidentified armed men when they arrived at their apart ment. Bennett had been studying sociology here for the past four months. Plum- ley, who arrived a week ago, was staying with him. Average per square foot cost of the 7 milion square feet of construction at the U.S. Air Force academy was just $10 less than the cost of ordinary buildings. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OP HEARING ON FINAL ItEI'OItT AND ACCOUNT No. 11334 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DOROTHY L. WAL.KEMEY ER. deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned executrix of the above estate has filed herein her final report and account and that Munday, March 11. 11163. at 9:30 o'clock a.m. at the courthouse in the city of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, has been fixed by the above named court as the time and Dlace for hearing objections to said final report and account and for the examination and allowance thereof. Dated and first published this 8th day of February, 1963. NELDA JEAN BRISTL1N, executrix Frohnmayer. Lowry, Hogan & Deatherage, attorneys Probate No. 11391 CITATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Calpernia E. Malaby, deceased To: Grace LaRose Wenrfch. Harold M. LaRose, Robert Sullivan; to all devisees and heirs of Grace LBRose Wenrlch, Harold M. LaRose and Robert Sullivan; and to all other devisees and heirs unknown of Calipernia E. Malaby, if any there be. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON; You are hereby com manded and cited to appear in the above entitled Court and matter within 28 days from the date of first publication of this citation to show cause why an order of sale of the real property of said estate, situated in the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wit: Lot Two l2 in Block r2) of Ben. son Addition to the City of Med ford. Jackson County, Oregon, according to the official plat thereof now of record, to pay the expenses of administra tion ot and the claims against said estate by the administrator of the above entitled estate, should not he made as prayed for in the petition of said administrator on file herein. WITNESS my hand and the seal By Jimmy Hatlo MtPFOHD LEGAL NOTICES of Mid Court thii 30th day of January, 1963. . M. MADDEN. lier OI III Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County By Coleen Barr, Deputy Date of first publication: Feb. 1. X 963 NOTICE OF ELECTION ORDER DIRECTING HOLDING OK SPECIAL ELECTION IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE FOR MATION OF THE EVANS VAL LEY RURAL FIRE PROTEC TION DISTRICT WHEREAS on the 30th day of January. 1963. at 2:00 o clock Km., there was held a public earing pursuant to prior notice duly given and in relation to a petition previously filed with the court requesting the formation of a rural lire protection district in Jackson County, and at said hear ing no objections to the petition having been heard; now, therefore, it is CONSIDERED and ORDERED that a special election within the above named proposed district be held on the question of forming the proposed district, said election to be held within the boundaries of said district hereinafter de scribed on the 15th day of March, 1963, at the Grange Hall in the City of Wimer, Oregon, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. CONSIDERED and ORDERED that the Jackson County clerk pre pare the required ballots titled and described as provided in ORS 478.041, and shall further appoint three or more clerk), of election to be electors within the district. It is further CONSIDERED and ORDERED that Robert J. Carstensen. County Engineer, he be, and he is, hereby designated to post requisite notice in three public places for four suc cessive weeks prior to the election within the proposed district, and the Medford Mail Tribune is here with designated a newspaper of general circulation in the county for publication of notice required by statute. The boundaries of the proposed district are described as follows: Beginning at the section corner common to Sections 28, 29. 32 and 33, in Township 35 South, Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian, in Jackson County, State of Oregon, thence North 5280 feet to the Section corner common to Sections 20, 21, 28 and 29; thence West 1320 feet to the Southwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of the South east Quarter of Section 20; thence North 1320 feet to the - Northwest corner of the South east Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 20; thence West 1320 feet to the Southwest cornei of the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Sec tion 20; thence North 3960 feet to the Northwest corner of Northeast Quarter of Section 20; thence West 2640 feet to the section corner common to Sec tions 17. 18, 19 and 20; thence North 21120 feet to the section corner common to Sections 29. 30, 31 and 32, Township 34 South. Ranse 4 West of Willa mette Meridian; thence East 5280 feet to the Section corner common to Sections 28. 29. 32 and 33; thence North 5280 feet to the Section corner common to becitons iU. xi, o ana thence East 2640 feet to the Southwest corner of the South east Quarter of Section 21; thence North 2640 feet to the Northwest corner of the South east uuarter oi section m: thence East 2640 feet to the Northeast corner of the isou in east Quarter of Section 21 thence North 2640 feet to the Section corner oommon lo cc tions 15. 16. 21 and 22: thence East 5280 feet to the section corner common to Sections 14, 15. 22 and 23; thence South 5280 feet to the section corner common to Sections 22, 23. 26 and 27; thence East 5280 feet to the section corner common to Sections 23. 24. 25 and 26: thence South 10.560 feet to the section corner common to Sec tions 3a ana 3b, iownsmp a Smith. Ranee 4 West, of the Wil lamette Meridian, and Sections 1 and 2, Township 35 South, Range 4 West of the Wfllnmjtte Meridian: inence j&ast iuau leei to the Norihcast corner of the Northwest Quarter of the Nor in east Quarter of Section l; thence Smith 39fi n feet to the Northwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 1: thence East 2640 feet to the Northeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the South west Quarter of Section 6. Township 35 South, Range 3 West of the Willamette Meri dian; thence South 1320 feet to the Southeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the South west Quarter of Section 6; thence 1320 feet East to the Southwest corner of the South east Quarter of Section 6; thence North 5280 feet to the North west corner of the Northeast Quarter of Section 6: thence East 10,560 feet to the Northeast corner of the Northwest Quarter of Section 4: thence South 1320 feet to the Southeast corner of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 4; thence West 1320 feet to the Southwest corner of the North east Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 4; thence South 1320 feet to the Southeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Sec tion 4; thence West 1320 feet to the Southwest corner of the Southwest Quarter of the North west Quarter of Section 4; thence South 1320 feet to the Southeast corner of the North east Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 5: thence West 3960 feet to the Northeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Sec tion 5; thence South 2640 feet to the Northeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the North west Quarter of Section 8: thence East 1320 feet to the Northeast corner of the South east Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 8; thence South 1320 feet to the South east corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quar ter ol Section 8; thence West 13,200 feet to the Northeast cor ner of the Southeast Quarter of Section 11. Townshop 35 South. Ranee 4 West of the Willamette Meridian: thence South 2460 feet to the section corner com mon to Sections 11, 12. 13 and 14; thence West 5280 feet to the section corner common to Sec tions 10. 11. 14 and 15; thence South 15.840 feet to the section corner common to Sections 2fi. 27 34 and 35; thence West 6600 feet to the Southwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 28; thence North 2640 feet to the Northwest corner of the North west Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 28: thence 1320 feet West to the Northwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of Section 28: thence South 2640 feet to the Southeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of Section 28: thence 2640 feet West to the nolnt of bpflnnina. Dated at Medford. Ore eon, this 5th day of February. 1063. JACKSON COUNTY COURT EARL M MILLER County Judge E H. TAYLOR County Commissioner DONALD E. FABER County Commissioner Clerk's Monthly RUtement County Court Proceedings Jackson County Court January. 1363 The following is statement of proceedings of the County Court of Jackson county, iisiina ciaim ants for supplies and services which were pasted upon during the montn or January, iwoj. as re quired by Chapter 138 of 147 session urn. Z. M Madden, County Clerk. . Aooroved or County Court Order in the matter ot: Plat of Fairvlew Terrace Subdivision. Plat of Sunshine Mountain. Tax refund from Jackson county lo A. n McDonald. C Twedell. Ideal Ce ment Co . Dan Patch Co.. Jackson County Feder:! savings and loan Wlna Orchards Prudential Ins Co., Annexation of Gordon P. Kershaw and Augusta H Kershaw to Med ford Rural Fir Protection District, MAIL lHlbUM, MtLUOMU. IEGAL NOTICES transfer of funds from the general county fund to the cash working fund, canvass of votes for Sardine Creek Area Livestock District. Filed: Resolution, Delphst tjften bacher monthly reports filed by E. M Madden. County Clerk, W. H. Manning, Constable. Jackson Coun ty Farn. Home. Veterans Service Officer. Dog Control Officer. Sher iff's gun permits. Jacksonville Museum. Stacey, Watkins Audit, Printshop. Fish and Wildlife Ser vice County Court minutes, dog control minutes, jury list for cir cuit and district courts. Oath of Office for E. M. Madden. E. M. Miller. Donald E. Faber. Thad w. Hatten. De Leigh. Deputy clerks, Deputy Sheriffs. Deputy Assessors. Rniul, n( ftHMm Inif.ntnrv nt property of Jackson County Sher iff's Office. Contract between Jackson County and Medford Pub- lie Library, petition tor improve ment for intersection of Antelope Road and Meridian Road. Inven tory for Beekman Home, Jack sonville. General County Fund Net payments for services of em ployees of Jackson County C. Norn, 255 85. C. Fichtner 9 62. G. DePuy 7 52, G. Lucas 9 63, C. Conner 436 41, H. C.ault 446 66. N. Myrlck 230.93, L. Morthland 85.97, J. Cave 109 32. E. Ostrander 131.50, J. Hess H.oo, . nariweii e.ti, n. Matteson 30.62. P. Bettiol 444.98. D. DeBerry 376.00, R. Gheyser 418.00. G. Wright 414.77, L. Rice 384 93, B. Tennant 343.90, W, Rice 370 63. B Bjornsen 373.39, W. Paul 396.79, C. Mears 324.75. G. Randies 323.44, C. Perdue 349.09. M. Brooks 313.54. M. Steohens 259.49. M. Hagan 2871, J. Bailey 214.59, R. Garrett 300.34, C. Ingle 204.11, D. Smith 362 64. P. Elliott 266.57, J. Brown 266.57, J. Anderson 152.50, P. Hamlin 276 91. K. Vaughn 363.75, R. Allen 294.73. R. Twltch ell 330.98. B. Weatherton 285.72, J Nouguire 201.68, M. Farnham 225 40, R. Lowe 178.46. D. Decker 328.94. J. Williams 49.01. J. Ab bott 12.97. J. Bettiol 22.83. r . Walker 18.75. T. Mclntyre 323.86. A. Carter 273.14, C. Anderson 263.81, R. Jenkins 272.39. G. Bohl 259.71, M. Atkinson 307.92. C. Barr 213.89, H. Dugan 322.74. D. Smith 238.45, C. Gibson 266.79. H. Speare 236.13, M. Mitchell 259.71. M. Smith 259.59, E. Klngery 205 30, P. Watson 254.64, W. Terry 257.98, D. Wolf 259.71, S. Boms 225.76, K. Beyerltn 191.55. B. Steele 30.25, J. Whitman 134.51, L. Tackley 182.99.-o. jtlsner 68.19, ri. wuson 61.58. O. Leschenskv 313.76. E. Janouch 61.81. E. Jennings 310.32. K. sandvlg 302.17, u. McCartney 236.91. R. Lacy 23282. E. Patter son 224.65. D. Wilson 238.55. M. Harsh 225.64, l. uogener 2U4.o. L Henderson 180.64, H. Strong 166.24. L. KnlDS 185.13. M. Kny 1B2.86. M. Denmsn 139.75. A. Mar tin 247.39. IS. WOOflvllie 3H7.55, H. Wood 389.60, F. White 394.66, R. Barker 359.96. R. Hoadley 406 86. R Clarke 407.06. C. Miller 383.91, F. Whlted 349.01, H. Com mons 376.44, H. Luchter nana 338.33. J. Russell 294.21, L. Law rence 330.67. C. Elhart 330.07. R. Bernlnghausen 375 59. D. Vene- kamn 3UU.63. m. tsenexa zou.fi. G. Campbell 232.85, F. Markham 242.05. R. Greenman 238.45. L. bnrke lUt.JO. a. ujornscn L. Floux 211.85, G. Nelson 257.63, I. Powell 216.84. R. Johnson 105.25, R. Rucker 208.90, L. Rucker 9ilfl an C Walker 264.33. V. Morse 222.59, D. Underwood 140.79, R. Walls 172.62, F. Clary 243.00, G. Mlllage 92.44. L. Anderson 160.04, E. Bankston H2.4J. rs. creei ioo.ui. A. Collver 162.23. E. Holbrook ins n.t. u. Jones ina.ij. l,. n.eun 180.03, L. Lester 164 30. L. Myers 132.83. M. Riness 168.03. V. am i-lair 12157 N. Wrleht 180.30. R. William, lo-toa. V. Edwards 179.31 O. IMtuer ios.47, fc. mcuar. ltv 38.94, u. uortaara iu.m, u. Smith 271. fl.7. P. McKlnnev 280.60. K. Hooklns 159.13. T. Reynolds 161.56. L. Lowery lai.os, m. uavis lriVR7. H Mumhv 154.33. M. Ha- mnlt.r 17123. L. Tweedy 484.84. R. senmtat 355.10, rt. waiiser 303.68, L. Wells 333.03. R. Clay 91R 16. L. Bones 175.04. N. Joy 194.33, E. Merkel 936.60. F. Clink 337.61, A. Makinen 320.77, V. Elm gren 178.06, B. Emlg 149.11, M. Bell 320.77. E. Kancller 320.77, M. Bass 184.16. N. VanDewalker 21S8R. E. McGalllard 320.77. G. Tliinvan 3R2.4R O. Moore 374.20. W. Dleriex 334.34. J. Koppes 289.80, J. Burghart 226.38. V. Peter 234.41, 1. lion 2U1.40. r:. onum way 457.23, E. Legacy 230.46, H. Danlelson 115.59, D. Gllkey 165.10. J. Allison 169.17. M. Boyden 148.90. J. Dressier 45.48. L. Hart 14.43, L. Plnkham 11.26. F. Roberta 3 27, J. Dlddock 31987. P. Gilman 252 31. C. Smith 374.48. T. Owens 222.64. R. Fox 425.21. M. McNeil 302.20. I. Russell 274 41, M. Sherrlll 237.24. E. Donahoo 365.06. M. Howell 212.96. M. uoenran ia.oj, C. Abbott 14.44, A. Bohnert 14.44. W. Manning 287.56, J. Eaton 384 89, G. Crowson 273.50. P. nrin.nn 2R4 4fi H. Ledward 437.78. J Wilson 317.06, S. Shorey 314.25, A. Geren 267.05. u. ieni za.ja, F Wrleht 287.05. J. Hutchinson 89 IB. I. Forbes 216.13. R. Pellett 317.50, R. Fink 38.47, W. Cochran 365.61, S. Thompson 197.15. M. Hubhell 352.7H. L. f-erry A. Smith 249.90, E. Leach 233 96, R. James 316 30, D. Brown 136 91. Payments for Jury service and witness fees Net payment for services of em ployees of Jsckson County S. Dodge 39.10, J. Laird 30.00, E. Mitchell 47 88 M. Nelson 32.5C. A. Cappello 37.50, V. Curtis 30.00. D Kemnster 22.50, J. Conley 56 32. C. Brock 37.68. R. Lawrence 43.10, G. Barker 46.60. R. Warnock 1564. M. Beatty 30.84. t- Main 15 on H. Kine 23.46. V. Hosick 22.50, M Atterbury 25.38, H. Pitts 2:!.U4, w. numer o.ou. yj. .rumi.un 22 50, A. Warnock 15 64. M. Pence 22.50, E. Brenner 30.00, R. Rel slnger 37 50, C. Seely 22.50, R. Varner 25.38. F, Walker 7.50, O. Beneflel 44.08. M. Barker 2250, J. Bunting 22.50. B. Coburn 26.34, L. Couslneau 22.50. M. Gilmer 7.66. N. Glasscock 32.88, JJ. uranam 7.50. O. Jacobson 30.00. A. Jewett 22.50. p. Llndstrom 32 36. n. Milion 39.60, E. Page 7.50. E. Radomske 4344, L. Smith 33.20. M. Spiegel berg 7 50, P. Stansbury 8.78, A. Stlth 24 00. M. Schaffer 30.00, C. Turner 24.00, E. Walker 22.50, L. Walters 9 42, D. Wisely 7.50, F. Smith 32 24. 1. Sullivan 8 30, L. Bennett 39.50. H. Brown 30.00, J. Hamaker 16.80. H. Hatten 1628, J. Hawkins 15 00, C. Helnzer 41.90, P. Knapp 31.28. J. Koken 0.58, J. McKee 32 24. C. McNeel 7.50, E. Mnrey 24 28. C. Morse 37.50. W. Underwood 15.BU, M. walrutl ju.uu, D. Wilson 7 50. S. Wilson 15 00, B. Adams 93 06, M. Altman 37.50, G. Bills 52.50. M. HlacK 7.VUO. (J. Brown 67 50. N. Flnnell 60 000, D. Fleeter 85 02. M House 60.00. A. Johnson 52.50, P. Kantor 67.50. J, Keller 17.50, K. Knutson 52.50. V. Luy 52 50, J. Malot 67.50. R. McCullock 01.80, C. Metcalf 30.00. C. Miller 67.50. N. Hewland 82.50. H. Paup 1U5.UU. H. snarp bu.uo, R. Stevens 12300, M. Stanley 73 00, J. Thompson 143.82. E. Trent 67.50, B. Carson 89.40. H. Finley 16.92. J. Davis 25 38. R. Hall 45.00. R. Hostetter 15.00. R. Johnson 30 00, B, Kincald 90 00, E. Layton 67 68. C. Owsley 37 50. P. Meyers 7.50. M Qulnn 15.00. B. Spencer 4500. P. Sleeter 30 00. M. Work man 8.14. I. Chapman 22.82, L. Clay 7.50. G. Conrad 76.14. H. Conshruck 15.96, M. Davla 84.78, R. Decker 9.42, G. Irish 8 46. P. Harsh 7 82. F. Koken 84.78, L. Lovell 75 00. K. Poole 75 00. B. Riggs 28.26. K. Willi. ms 84 60. R. Swlnney 7.50, D. Wilson 1602, E. Fry 7 50. L. Jansen 7.50. M. Leslie 8 06. B. Love 7.50. C. Rose 7 50, T. Unen 8 62, E. MrMahon 7 98. C. Graham 16.60, W. Harwood 15.00. J. Mitchell 7 50, K. Murray 15 95. J. North 15.00, A. FlUgerald 7 50, J. Anderson 692. M. Campbell 5 84. B Clark 6 92, J. Clark 5 00, R. Courtwrlght 5 06. E Culver 6.92, H. Fahey 6 80, H. Jordan 8 80, F. Mahoney 10 00. P. Rohy 8 00, K. Slack 5 64. R. Van Vlect 93. Payments for travel R Barker 28 88, J. Basa 36 24, M. Bell 53 92. P. Bettiol 112 00, B. Bjornsen 23 00, L. Boggs 6 08. M. Rnvrien 12 48 R. Clark 8 86. R. Clay 12.16. H. Commons 6104. J. Ulddock 11 WJ, w. Lriencx 1. ao, C. Elhart 116 24. V. Elmgren 37.68. B Emlg 3744, L. Espey 58 94, T. Goff 3115, J. Hagler 201.87. T. Hatten B2 92. D. HendrfX 48.51. R. Hoadley 23 36. M. Huhbell 10 24. J Hutchinson 12.40. K. Janouch 1700. E Kancller 75 60. L. Law renre 42 40. E Leach 12 36. N. Led ward 70 46. H. Luchter he nd 83 68. E McGalllard 31 60. A Makklnen 32 08. W. Manning 234.83. A Mer kel ion OH C. Miller 32.72. O. Moore 46 24. I Powell 2 64, L Rice 20.50, w. Rice - J 50, o. nisner OHLUUN LEGAL NOTICES 14 08. R. Rucker 34 88. J. Russell 9208. G Runyan 18 40. B. Sarff 4.92. S Shorey 4 00. C. Smith 43 92. D. Smith 32 00. L. Tweedy 214 30. K. Vaughn 35 00, R. Walker 128 08. L. Wells 44 00. F. White 130 49, F. Whited 45 68, L. Wilson 4.16 raymrnts for sunDUes. services and equipment A. Alvu 19.95. J Ahhott A 21 AH. dressograph 120 06. Am. Cyanamid m.m. Am. sieel 64.52. Anderson s Pharmacy 16 74. Apeco 30 30. Ash land. City of 39 05, Ashland Body Shop 10.00. Ashland Communitv Hospital 3.828 58, Ashland General Hardware 19 20. Ashland Rexall Drug 1 65, Ashland Sanitary Serv ice 10 00. Asko 99.78. Assoc. of Ore Counties 168 63. Austins Res. taurant 25 75. Barco 212 35, Bales 1243U, Hecks 14872. P. Bettiol 17.34, Blake. Moffitt & Towne 4 46, Blue Seal 45.95. Bnvit Coffee fn 20984. Broer Grocery 201.02. Buck 4V Tinsley 73 00. Budge Mcllugh Supply 7.20. Bullard Wilson Co. Jj.io. Bullocks 22.50. Dr. Byers 10.00. California Pacific 760 47. Cat Ink 75 00, Cal Ore Machinery 102 60. A. Carter 3 2R fjMn. Business Systems 12.60. C-ithclic Services for Chlldrrn 5.00. Central Rexall Pharmacy 304.83. Chlldrens Farm Home 5.00, Christie School 10.00, City Sanitary Service 28 00, W. Cochran 14 30, Coffee Cup 6.00, H. Collins 35 00, J. Cooney 3i 00. R. Courtright 70.00. Courtesy Chev. roiet 52 67, C. Coyle 425 25, Craler Lake Color 9 90. Crystal White Laundry 2.06, Dr. Danielson 35.00, uaves rticntleld. Talent 13.36, w. Deatherage 25 00. DeForest & Han sen 60.00, Dellenback. Van Dvke 8c McGoodwln 15000. Dept. of Fi nance 716.06. uept. ot Motor ve hicles 68.00. Dick Knight Co. 40 17, uireciory ot Medical spec. I7.au, Doctors Clinic 20.00, Domestic Gas t-o. 31.50. Dumas Domestic 6.70. Eagle Point. Cltv of 90 75. Eber. nans sporting Goods 1.35, astman Kodak 19.44. Electronics Service 4.50, Eltons Farm & Garden 10.00, c-M supply 46.UH. nloe lectrlc 30.36. Equipment Guide 36.00, x-vergreen Bus Lines 12.00, Family Institute 30.00, Farmers Packing 51.78. Fluhrer Bakeries 31.60. Dr. Foland 14.00. Forbes Bro. Meats 103.62, Fosters 2.85. F. Gallatin 6.38. General Tire Service 132 09, Government Printine Office soc. Greyhound Bus Lines 28.15. Groce teria Market 2U3.43. s. Harbison 33.00, Harveys West Main Shell 10.38. Dr. Hibbs 10.00. E. Hogan 60.00. H. It M. Ribbon Co. 27.00, nuooara Brotners 278.54, ai. Bub bell 2.25. Hudson Pharmacy 103.08 I. Huson 30.00. J. Hutchinson 910.00, Hydraulic service 14.76, IBM 4.67, Ind. Air Products 21 51 Int. Universities Press 10.00. Jack- son County 350.00. Jackson County Assessor 1.50. R. Jenkins 8.80. Jewett Office Supply 249.00, Jims Produce 107.86, Jorgensens 249.13, W. Kendall 17.00, Kents Auto Up holstery 32.50, S. King 62.00, Klock er Printery 107.80. Dr. Lawson 40.00, De Leigh, Sheriff 511.84. L. H. Butcher Co. 227.10. Llttrell Parts 6.00. Louise Home 20.00. Lovlnger 101.85. McCulloch Chain saw Co 2.65. L. Mcuarvey 4.50, McKesson & Robblns 99.96. E. M Madden, Trustee 1956.40. Mart l.OO. N Matteson 4.00. Max S e communications 12.-1.u1. m. c. Lin lnger 8c Sons 1190.00, Medford Am bulance 20.50, Medford Battery Co. 16.U5, Meaiora, city oi 04.011, niea ford Concrete Const. 1070.00, Med ford Hotel 46.05. Medford Lab 25.00. Medford Printing 361.10 Medford Stationery 490 88, Med ford Steel 148 36, Medford Tire Service 6.06. Mechanics Laundry 4.16. Morgan Printing 67.05, Millers Egg Ranch 96.00. Military Order of the Purple Heart 4.00. Modern flumping 40.28. Motorola 710.07, Multnomah County Sheriff 290.00. Nat. Conference on State Parks 10.00. National Hospital Assoc 2624.60. Norton Lbr. 11.00, Oak Street Tank & Steel 21.05. Office Boy 434.79. J. O'Hnra 1.11, ONC 608.24. Oravlsual 135.48. Ore. Juve nila Judges Assn. 5.00. Ore. Liouid Gas 42.08. Ore. State Hosoltal 290 32. Ore. State University 7260.50. ore. wasn. -reiepnone co. 12.20. otts Elevator 106.7a, raciuc Bell 4794.43, Pacific power 1U17.B1 iaiaaiwrr,ail"f'f'"',''"'J''' iXT.'r. 13 WMtMf To Rtnt IATRT ft.ru. on tlilnls jji H rl ),, 7 7-7-1 1 u WANTED, house, 4 rtfowa or mora with Kimr. fr nmsll hop PifrrhT 'I ot town. JT2-0Jt:, WANrKJ) TO I.KASR ilk fu tiffins at'iaoe. ISuah. IM trleV Xeiila, Ohio. Hid oiieulnjf i J .M) .p.m (KSTi. Kov. 1, '' T'tr . ln(--:n.(ttUm and Ha ': form call wir or rita OKNKJUfc SKilVltWH A1M1N . JHTlUTK'tN, i'uM.c Huli(lln Korvlcs, 41b XL S ! 0. A Vthn C!nelnr.tl X. "Ohio. 3St-3!0ft. v.... Vrir I! i QOIrs f X i aaaaaaBMaeaHaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaBaaaaan. 1 Jftba t racP&lltr ylrrh aasas JBorl.llr.. .wslr ! - DIAL. 772-6141 pr JA.'Il'HTOH':!! lir tlol rom aoL erl.ata entrants! er nfiirlln Msttnsnt. carper?, a bontea nt. Lower duplex, 1 bedroom. uptown. Ph. DR M3C0 or CR after 6. - - FOR rent Mmtm. uflrler floor heat, ceramic bath. IH month, til Itai4 (none 111. sill. KXlal auibOKM mo HOUSES AVAILABLE NOW I W. 2nd. St., i rooms, basement it tmgi. 17J per monUi. st at jAwmiwe m a; LEGAL NOTICES Package Delivery 108.00, Pacific Forge Sc Iron Works 5 00. Paiadis Transfer & Storage 295 96. Para mount Pest Control 8.00. Pats Sani tary Service 4 25. L. Pence 10.00. J. Peterson 17 00. Pierce 3.00, Pittsburgh Plate Glass 168 73. Post, master 1322.66. Prentice Hall 29 50, Prospect Garbage 150.00, D. Pro ust ho uu. rsycnoiogicai corp. 50. Public Employes Retirement Board 7704.08, Public Employes Retirement System 785.36. Quality market ctb.oi. itasinussens super Service 69 46. A. Risner 10.00. Rob inson Brothers 29.85. Rogue Basin Flood 750.00. Rogue Federal 220 00. Rogue Valley Livestock Auction 241 25. Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital 13.54769. Rogue Valley Physicians Service 23 50. Royal Plumbing Co. 12 03, Rush Electric 24 75. Sacred Heart Hospital 1367.68. Safeway stores 257.00. Schuss Wholesale Grocery 279.13, District court 40 00, signal OH Co. 733.76. Simmons Csrbon Co. 134 37, Singler Auto Supply 18.40. Sing- master Ins. Agencv 35.00. Siskiyou Electric 22.au. Sloan co. lAua. Smith Sales 16 08. Society of Real Estate Appraisers 27 50. Sorans Poultry Farms 19.47. Stacey. Wat kins 125000. Standard Brands In corporated 36.48, Standard Oil 87-93. State Ind. Acc. Com. 2544 12. St. Marys Home for Boys 5.00. Su- Eertor Rubber stamp 35.72. sup. of tocunients 19 25. S W Floor Cover Shop 22.85. Swems 1125. Talent, city ot 32.83. v. layior lao.oo. Texaco 82.58. Thrift Auto Supply 2234. iroworiogo Ac riynn 3U.73, Tumy Ins. Agency 40.00. U. S. Nat. Bank 9085.86. Vallev Rental 14 80. Vanco 11.71. Verl G. Walker 5 70. Villa St. Rose 50.00, Voights Office Equip. 153.35. Wainscott Pharmacy 1.74, D. Walker 35 00. R. Walther 336. Washington Nat. Ins. 446 22. W. B. Kerr etc Co. 21 63. Wieners 463.80, Western OH 911.45. Western Union 42 07, West Main Phormacv 3037. Wiley tc Relnholdt 200.00. Will Ross. Inc. 270.00. Wilson Mc Cabe Refrigerating Co. 300.00, N. Wolters 4.32. Zellerbach Paper Co. 233 66, Zerox Corp. 23 00. rsuiining improvement A. Bjornsen 429.77. C. Currence 331.26. Bowers 170.88. Court Street Repair 3084. r.vr Fyter Sales etc Scrvico 31.50, Hubbard Brothers 14B 22. John Warren Hardware 30.75, Lovlnger 130.90, E. M. Mad den, Trustee 21.911, Medford Dist. 2.98, Nat. Hospital 13.95, Pitts burgh Plate Glass 17.03. Public Em ployes Retirement Board 34.57, Siskiyou Electric 287.70, Smith Lbr. Co. 120 07, Starka Vacuum Cleaner sales 8.33. stale ino. acc. 6uc, u. s. Nat. Bank 119.20, Washington Nat. Ins. Co. 2 22. Civil Defense Hicks 225.01. E. Peterson 98.62. B. Johnson 344.12. All Bright 21.03. Commerford Decal 12.21, H L. Electronics 20 00. E. M. Madden. Trustee 21.90, Medford Stationery 13.91, Pacific Northwest Bell 13.10. Pacific Power 2.00, Public Em ployes Retirement Board 20.66, State Ind. Acc. Comm. 1.28, United Radio supply 65.12. U. S. Nat. Bank .30. wasn. Nat. ins. co. l.ll. Emergency Federal Automatic Alarms 1915.00, Modern Plumbing 5074.18. juvenile uperaiion oi mainte nance Fund R. Swan 380.68, F. Swan 98.00. B. Sarff 249.31, L. Sarff 68.76, Becks 38. B l P lies Lbr. 5.15. Dr. Byers 5.00, California Pacific 252 37. F. W. Woolworth Co. 10.60, Fyr-Kyter 1250. City Sanitary Service 3.50. Jims Produce 164 .64, Jorgensens 137.35. E. M. Madden. Trustee 28.90. Medford. City of 7:ju. it. K. Miner 1U.2U, net. Hos pital Assoc. 3.60, Newberrys 2.80, Pacific Power 171.83, Public Em- ployes Retirement Board 41.35, Quality Market 82.06. Rogue Fed ernl Credit Union 20.00, Schuss Wholesale urocery 320.79, smith sales 31.07. south Bear creek Sam tary District 7.00, State Ind. Acc. Comm 1.76, U. S. Nat. Bank 157.00, Wash. Nat. Ins. Co. 4.44. Willamette Valley 55.94, Wllleri Model Bakery 2528. General Road Fund J. Baldwin 124 62, R. Bcrrlman 302.99. H. Brown 264 67. C. Culv 281.82, M. Griffin 288.88, L. Hart- - frj'11 h'JT"?! j,ijj'lvu,k'y ftonrH osk all dtmenttem Xeula'a Farmers KctutiKj 44 W llaitt, Xtnti,. O. PR r-SOM ya riTtmrooD, daI.rrM( till ricK 1 for- t PK s-jtsitts 23 HraMkld (Vsodi EAHlT Am or Iran sect, aota. N..vff recovered. 35. UQ7-?$f id VltlOMAIKK- Jja.uxu collfe. etas, a-rawine- a, i Cwh i - 3903 l:.5 an boor. fhon. ttMII r..:.nr,)n IS Work Want. Oaa tiud Asa " LA OT wants aart-tlln. ((le .mi., wors srs-es.i. WANT te k.. ar..r:br,r,l child In air borne. MAN Kama M Mm, l:hl haul. Inr UH l-DII Vwlon rrs'lr). WOMAN nts llfht hous.work for eoonl.. I71KIJ BA.ul fitltB ...jan.tsl,: s( uiMi'fc-iiii.s r.'. "wsfc w v- s uu. t ji.i , . ,?S ASuppiW ,e .i.r:x 1 . .aaaT- , r -" M aV. .TT . ' W asJsssasW.. . ' iV W II tfl,ttn ft ? frv, i,.'rl J HUDAY, I ttohUAHY LEGAL NOTICES man 324 09. W Hartman 393 66. D. Herndon 289.62. S- Johnson 330.94. R. Vsughn 309 43. B. Austin 323.86. W. Brown 255.26. R. Carstensen 657 96 D. Dow 384 42. R. Fitz gerald 353 28. H. Gelgle 438 79. R. Levison 316 31. M. McCartney 314.- o. ai. uwens 243.11. u. rrultt 294. 95. P Rynnlng 20 86. L. Shorey 3'Jl 96, V. Smith 338.66. K. Walker 343 36. O. Abbott 292 97. E Ac. come 314 33, L. Andrews 333 10, C. rwser u ih, u. uaxer j. Beams 33321. W. Bench 332 81). L. Bigham 328.34. E. Boardman 31033. M. Boat 341.88, D. Boren 233.41 C. Bourne 322 24. R Bourne 312 88, W. Brogan 372 67. V. Brown 321 24. G. BuchhoU 291 50. G. Buf fington 16 24, J. Bunker 265 64. L. Burdahl 269 22. J. Burdell 327.18, J. Burns 308.53. C. Calkins 277.78. N. Cays 287.09. W. Chapman 355 51 O Chestnut 364 79. C. Chllder. 2992B R. Clark 329.75. D. Clifford 384 89, E. Clough 303 16. C. Corn stock 272 20, J. Conner 344 33, F. Cook 310 31. E. Cooper 285 85. F. Cooper 402.48. N. Coverdale 269 66. G. Crumley 333.17. E. Culver 326. 75. L. Culy 314.33. L. Cutburth 35625. L Damon 319.33. J. Dan ford 294 66. C. Dean 320 38. J. Dennis 323 86, H. Denzer 239.79, R. Dttswonh 31688. C. Dooms 307 66. H Dooms 314 33. W. Dooms 34641. W. Dowen 303.43. R. Dll Frene 291 52. G. Dutton 305.19. E. Earl 372.48, J. Earl 312.86, L. Earl 259.63. T. Earl 308 02. J. Eather- tnn 313 86. B. Estes 349.81, H. Ferns 340.8B, R. Flagg 296.65. D. Floyd 320 17. D. Coddard 302 04. C. Goodnight 301.93. E. Groves 30885. A. Haddock 298.09. I. Hall 313.45. P. Hannaford 347.99, E. Harnish 322.16. R. Harnish 310.85. S. Harris 258.57. S. Hartbauer 274 -33. B Hatch 343.60. E. Henderson 329.73. G. Huls 299 28. W. Irons 333.13, M. Jacobson 339.06, C. Jenks 309.11, A. Jesme 259.31, R. Johnson 324.63, A, Jones 353.38, J. Jones 319.26. E. Kantor 341.11, H Kantor 333.84. C. Keeney 336 - 21. J. Keller 312.71, M. Klnvon 33627. D. Kiser 306 69. K. Kite 334.90. I. Larson 336.07. A. Lester 34U.23. n. comas 2HU.U2. J. Lusk 301.20. P. Lynch 308.16. J. Mapston ci..uj. E. tiiursnan jia..i. j. mar tin 317.83, J. Mcrrltt 338.74. R. Merrill 402.58. H. Meyer 356 06, J. Meyer 201.09, C. Michael 338 80, L. Michael 329 99, J. Miller 354.92, B, Moore 345.60, M. Morse 316.13, E. Music 334 99. C. Perdue 322.40 J. Perdue 288 13. E. Pierce 334.73, J. rrultt 316.67, L. Kay 344.08, R. Rtnabarger 17.01, G. Rob ertson 373.07. G. Ryn 321.11 D. Scott 283.73. D. Shearln 330.49 F. Sherman 346 79. F. Shipley 318. 43. T. Shone 274.89. I. Shunk 268 . 73. R, Simmons 321.21, A. Smith 333.17. P. Sm th 314 34. D. Som- mcr 267 36. W. Sommer 315.37. R. Souza 323.86, J. Spradling 2R8.37, A. Stlth 331.47. J. Stough 214.77, H. Stout 332.30. J. Sutton 273.11. D. Sweet 312.23. D. Sykes 333.86. E. Thlgpln 334.11. R. Thigpln 301.- 59. H. Tolle 322.71. M. Treshanm 337.76. M. Tryon 330.21. L Van dcrpool 342.11. L. Varner 347.86. R. Vaughn 246 04, C. Verstegen 333.27, u. walden 308.77, W. Walk er 274.33. H. Wallace 268.73. A. Wattenberg 412.08. T. Wcrder 282.- 72. E. White 286.09. G. Williams 316.26. T. Wright 324.13, C. Why- man J3U.0O. Cap C. Vandagrift REAL ESTATE APPRAISER, CONSULTANT i NEGOTIATOR ANNOUNCES . HIS NEW LOCATION .1 King Street Phone 779-1666 Medford, Oregon 24 MluftMi I Safe ' THIPLK ItAll for toiJft ' tank valve, lid tr bo f 100, i-si-'SJ. - IsAHOK Slctfir-rot(lo oil liMter, used 9 m'jRtfti. tlt-tlH. Oil hitstir.r atovry ll-twar 133 -Hs:S jk-.li. Has Ic attdrees .stern. Ini-hisvr mini -' tl ..... A.I.Xllv awr HSd Jt orilr IJt or II 7. w.k. UlsJ Sl-Artlebi fr Slt fuaNiruai vsiuil ' oooo usio Tasoi-irit - I Pt. Ltvma Rm. Suites treat rM . Wr .-ir a Au. Wessars-Srem 1 I et. oinctte tuiin - srn us movie. Giiansnt.er). Balant.. uu. igi or si t sr ws.a Dial TIB t-Ui (Osaler'. Jj I v bum-to rsX; I B 5 LEGAL NOTICES Payments for suDDlles. srvl. and equipment lor road depart ment Aladdin Lock 2 AO. Am. Barricade Co 116.32. Am. Steel 187.13. Armco 2-183.02 Ashland. City of 3 80, A in land Const. 3106 79. Bearing Sale Sc Service 4651. Bergman Shop 22.40, Big Pines Lbr. 82 80, Bud no McHugh Supply 10 39, Crater Auto Supply 230 39, Crater Lake Mach inery dwb jti, crater Lake Motor 59 71, Central Pump Co. 28 08. G. Clark 32.60. Colvear Mntnt Sales 969 81. Courtesy Chevrolet ji o, ,uiiiiiiiiii, inc. tff.eto, umim Newmans 21.08, Deisel Pump 160 25. Dumas Domestic 38 27, Eagl Point. City of 426 50. Electric Sup- iy to D jj, reenaugniy jit.uia FrantZ 639.30. General Bearlntf 64.10. General Tire Service 1984 77, Gold Hill. City of 2.70, Hamilton engine l .ii3, Haupert Tractor 198. 20, HI Martin 70,80, Hubbard Bros. 11 39. Home Gas Co. 37 37, Howard Cooper 196.18, Hydraulic Service iw fj, ina. Air rroaucia boo. int. Harvester 634.87. Jewett Of fie Supply 5 00. Laminated Wood 2 00 Liureu farts ib.na, ueiz McGraw - Hill 22 44, McCulloch Chain Saw 3.75. E. M. Madden. Trustee 1368.70. Manitou Equip j ji, max-aig. au.su, wj. j. t-inin ger 59.60. Medford, City Of 19.06,, Medford Concrete Const. 48.02, Medford Plate Glass 113.48. Med ford Stationary 58.25, Medford Steel 652 46, Medford Tire Servica 816.37, Modern Plumbing 3.42, Moore Steel 223.17. Morse Bros, 3400 00. Motorola 573 50. M 4 W Chain Saw 195. Nat. Hospital As soc. 93060. Office Boy 76 21. ONC 13.48, Ore. Assoc. of City Engin eers 9 50, Ore. State Hwy 7.00. Ore. Wash. Telephone 209.88, Pa cific Bell 95.75. Pacific Power 505.67, Paul Smiths Saw Shop 1.25. Peters de Laet 44.50, Pierce Freight 51.37, Power Transmission Products 1,98, Premier Fastner 108.94. Re tirement Board 2479.60, Rogua Federal Credit 305.00. Sam Jen nings 247.21. Schetky 656.23. S her ein Williams 21.87. L. Shorey 38 -80, O. Snavely 50.00, So. Ore. Bear ing Sales 1582.48. Standard Oil 499.36. Stevens Corp. 307.23. Sur Fit 52.00, Texaco 10,422-54, Ma Thompson 10.00. Thrift Auto Sup ply 24.96, Trowbridge & Flynn 5 75. U S. National Bank 7405.05, Wash Nat. Hospital 173.16, West ern Oil 624.75 Westlnghouse 39.08, White City Water Co. 231.64. With am Porta 137.29. TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE WE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAYS For Mlintensnce I Repair! MORTON MILLING CO. S00 Ross Lam, Medford FREE APPLES ri hmhal at Biull Crime (MS I snnlM free wHH DurcBaM or i ousiicl of Mciottsn appin a i per bushel, Uiil war our. XCV M'lHTE'C tutuitglj: orchard J mllM E, of i.ttiia on Rt. S5 next I Milburn's CoWo Station. 373-wfr. tok.r rurnaeseM- RtoTa Coal I C O. WlLr and io I EataWlsherl lill Dial CH4JTM I Dm. Utm uvrr ELEcrmc larlutnal sad RaaMaatM I Wlrt lit Hlchirtl 1. Plal .1 eWsaKes. PDUn.nPC HEATIJsO Ctao. Are, Xsnla. 0 DW t-4fi f Vsf iKiHMVr 22. 19633 i
