Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 23, 1944, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text23, 14 POLISHES PLANS FOR : CONVENTION r The Associated Pron ..Lihllfiinii worked today to ,,, un urollmlniirlus for their 11 1 on In Chicago starling Z.M" (n hl ruirty down Smocriil" upcculMlod on whnth . President Hoosovolt It under- ikn lo lclfy tho threatened it Chicago, Ilia rnpiibllciin moIuIIi committee Untuned to Syocntf of varied proposals for ,.iii-in imn nn tlio niirty ' tin- Kul cm" in 1 1 ten wound up henr- P" ... .l..tAj,t.lln,i (rinlHlM j oil ui. The presidential nomliuitlon w wlileli National Cliiilrninn u.rriion E. Spunglor snys will i, (ctttrd by noxt weclm-sdny, Joduccd n stiitemcnt from back m of Governor Thoinnn K. Envoy nf New York Unit party Uidcrt from 22 ittntcH mid two Kirltorlri are behind n "drnft Dewey movement, uovcrnor u,n W. Brlekor of Ohio told morlcra lit) In In the ruco to the jniih nd expect to be noinl Ulfd. On the democratic tide, much i.i.rnl win aroused In Wiiah- toflon by report from Gov tmor Kills A run 1 1 of Cieomia Dill Prwildotil llooaevclt told Jim he was "very pleased" to ferir ' tltnt proiipcctit are iiood for II rt-elcctlon of Senator Walter i floorer-, whole defeat he ailed for In 11)38. George ban continued to op. pie Mine admlnlstrutlon pro. puli and the president's re ported remark led to the upccula ibn about mollifying democrats Jown south who have com plained, and acted, aitalnat the Mmimairaiion. Governor Arnnll, In addition lo hla reort on Goorgc, pre dicted that President Rooaavell till be nominated for a fourth Krm and Mild ho may make known hla wllllnuneaa to run by neini of public atatemcnt inortly after the republican con tention. Arnall diaparnged the Ulk of party revolt In tha aouth. . If you want to sell It phono The Herald and Nowt ''want dl," 3124. LEGAL NOTICES IMT aoll. CONItKKVATION COM mittrk or OaKIION mmrz or iikahino iii-on oiioani- ZAT1UN or l-nol-UKED lOE VAU.KY Oil. CONItKKVATION DldTIIICT. tMUKAC'INfi UANII LYING IN KLAM ATH COUNTY, OIIKUON. WHtntAll. an lh nih day of May 1M4. Ihoia wat duly Marl In Ilia nfftra alllw Stala Aull Canaarvallnn Commlllae Corvallla. a palltlon alfnad by 40 Madownara purauanl l lha provlalona of Pa Soil Conaarvallun Dulrlrli Law, Guslar au, Oman Uwi, o:ta, r twllnr lha labllihmaitt of lha Poa TilUr Hnil Conaarvallon DUIrlrl. and VIlrxKAII. lha lanrh d-acrlll by HM Million, and any olhar landa which fll ba ronaldarcd for Includon In Ihe at dtitrlcl ara Inratad In Klamalh Cinily. and doicrlbad auttanllall- . Mlawt: Townihln 30. II R 10 rWM-lUrtl.mi I. I. II. II. 1.1. 14, 19, tW at 1". I t W II. , U. 34. Towruhln M. B R IMV lWMB--. urn la. la, ao, ai. 31, xi. 34, 1.1. 30 II. . JO. 30. 31, , 33. 34. 3S. 3d. Towmhlp 40. II It II EWM-Sacllann l.i. a. 4. i. 10. 11, 13. Towiuhlp 40. II R II EWM-Ractlonl 1. a. 7. a. it. la. All in Klamalh Cminty, Oraffnn. NOW. Tlir.lir.ronr.. nnllra l harehv Inn that publto haarlnd will ha held pinuant to lha aald petition, nn the Witlon of tha deMrablltty and nacriilty. M lha Interval of tha general welfare, t tha creation of inch dlalrlrt: on the WMtlon of th appropriate lotinilarle la ba aMlgned to auch dlalrlct: upon the merlalV n, th tlltlnii knrf of all 0r praceadlnira taken under tha aald An: and upon all oueallona relevant to aKh tnqulrlea. Tha aald public hearlnl "II ha held by Ihe Nlate Boll Conrva. ivw 1 Commlttra on ftatunlay. lha oth day IJuIr 1044, hadnnln al 10:00 n rloch In lha Pne Valley Oranio Hall In 0 County of Klamalh. IVtrv Mr.ni, II ..MMHHltn. tha Jala, counlv, or munlclnallty holdlnit 'to any landa Ivlna within tha llmll tha ahnva-dearrlhed lerrltory. and all war Interaaied parilea ara Invited in I'and and will be tlvan opoortunltv to wore neclfled. "tatf nnn, coNiarnvATioN committx or onr.onN n v- Bnh.,1 it rh.lnnin. . Dated- ait. t.,. iu, at Pne. 13: ly. ilia. 130. ' HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON kinetct nr ill r Nfltlpa la .I.,, it.. IK unilMr. llfnad fhalal V L. ..Inl.l.alnr nf U ailata nf QotKreld Knntak. alio nnwn aa rred Knnink. Ootlfreld Kun "'t and rnrd Konurk, de-aed. pur Jt lo an order of tha Clroull Court ef Klamalh rrnnni. n..... made and lred Ihe 34lh day of May. 1044. will. 71 and after Monday, tlio 30lh day of '". 1044. aall al prlvalo aala to the Jjlheat hlddor for eaah In hand, all the ""I. Una and Inlerell owned and ""Wiled hv aald deroaaed al Ihe time "nil death In and lo Ihe following ticrlbed real properly, to-wlt: .I'd a. nioetc an, and IM 1 and a. Mlock 30, Town of Merrill, Olllna ... .1 . "led Ihla 34lh day of Mnv, 10. CHRIST KONJ1AK Admlnlatratnr of aatatt of Oollfreld Koniak. alio . known aa Pred Konk, Ontlfrald Knntark and ""JJa-tfl.a.1. no. 00 UOVKia a-A r,.un.a.At.a . I .a mrau, Riven inai 111a lanad baa been appointed Executrix of Jilaln of J r. Kimball, nccenaed, Ihe circuit Court of the Slate of SP .'or Klamath County, and haa .unified. All nerinna havlnii clalmi i . ,W B"lto are notified lo pro "Jt (he aame to me with proper vouch in ! ,h" offloa of D. V. Kuykendnll, r.ii.82.",h Sovenlh Street. Klnmnth !,' "r"n, within alx montha from LYLK W. KIMBALL, Executrix of the Eatate of Jla . . r. Kimball, Deceaaea "a-M-Si): Jv7. . No. 110 Friendly Helpfulness . To Evory . Crotd and Purtt Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward . and Sont AMBULANCE . SERVICE " Hloh v ,: phone 3334 New Aluminum Alloy Developed prmmmGii, je -a i-, tne Altiininuiii cniiipiiny of America toclny Mild n ew uluni Ilium lillny, develop,.,! nn 'r ) Zi '"'lrf.-.lv,. yl,., .ilZ " ' "( V'","1""" Blrm.-lttnil i I J ",'W "i1:"'1 l"'"l'''d for faeluierd ' "''I'liuie iniuiu. Tht) new nlloy, c(,( 75 r'c"i,"..ik'"A,',lb,'d ')y "P- 1'"l'""-,l 0. rrmy Alcou reaenrch ((Ireelor, o no per cent iiluniliitim wild elem'eMil'111 B"(l Z'"C "'" ull"ylnK Hal-chery Closo-Down To Bo Discussed COHVAI.MS, June 23 (!) I lie proione, luiiciicry coe down mid ih K,.m.r f,,,., UIK eKK nIIiiiiIIoii will be fl.fUKccl at the Orenon lliiby Chick . aoeliilloir miiiuiil meetliiK at Oregon State eolr.o June ,'10. Dr. K. K. l,)y,, prcHldent.of the Iiilerniillonnl Ilnhy t'lilek aaaoeliillon. will nllend the nieetlnii. Mm. II. A. WntzlK ItoaeliiiiK, In prcnlduiil of the aaaocliillon. LEGAL NOTICES Nimre nf hai.k NoUf u livrcliy tlvon thnl the tinder lined, Kilna M. IliH.k. mtinlnUlrnlrlx of lh eauia of Am-n L. Dwk, (loccaard. iiurufit lo nn unlor o( tha Circuit (.ourc ( the Htnt of OrtttMn, for Klnrn lh County, Orricoti. tnndn ntui entereil lh 34IM lay o( May. 1UU, will, on end nr Monday, ihv 3itih day of June llt. at private lo t ihn hlahrt huidwr for meh in hand All of the riant, title end Intrrent ownnd uri't ivewt ny ld dneraicd at lit lltnn of liU death in end to the Ji.l lowing detcrlbed reel property, to-wlt; A (repf of lend alliieM In teot 14, lit Dm BK.NW',. nf Miction 14. T. M H.t II. 10 t.t W. M., de tcrlbed Heflnnlnf at a point whlrh lire wmtlt eiunx the aortlnn line a .ll.Unro nf Iumu frrt, end fail (a dlilanre of ICU (ret, from the Iron pin which mar It tho north wti c inter of ftaclton 14, T. 'M . M- IU t W. M . and ninnln thence emittt lw fr, thenro vait IW feel, then en north 100 feel. I hence weit iao feel, more or let. Ui Uie point vt begin ning. Dated tlilt 34lh day of May, 1044. EDNA M. HOOK Admlnutratrlx of the KitAte o Anmi L, ItiMik, deceaeed. O lfl-aJ. Nu. 00 NOTICE Or riNAI ACCOUNT Notlre la hereby mven, that the under ilfned admlnlitratur of the eatate of Henry '.lemlencitik, deceased hae filed hli final account In the Circuit Court of the elate of Orrgun for Klamalh County, Oregon, and the court hn t Mondny, the 20lh day of June. 1044. at tlio hour of ten o'clock A. M. of aald dale al tho Clrrult Court room In Ihe court houte In Klamath FalU, Oregon, the lime and place for hearing ottjectlont thereto and the aetllrment thereof. Dated Ihli Ulh day of May, 1044. T. II. WATTKILS AdmlnUlrator of the ntato of Henry .lentienccuk, deceased. M3H J3 O KI 2.1. No.U2 MEN AND WOMEN IN ; SERVICE Ll. n. E. Vcolch, on of Mr. and Mm. Albert Veotch of 11)50 Eurle, hu written from KiiKlnnd where ho in tho pilot of a trumiporl plnno. Ho has been ovemcus nlnco February. Tho following In purt of tho let ter written to his parents tell iiK uf bin visit to the tstuto of the Duko of Portland: "I had qullo un experience yenterdny, no will tell you uboul It. About 20 of us were Invited to spend tho day on the cslnto of the Uuko of Portland, lie, by the way, is tho most in fluential peer in England out nldo of the royal family. His place here consists of 38,000 acres and contains umong other thiiiK.i, Hie remains of Slier wood forest. So one of the Ink-resting things we saw was the hunting grounds of Robin Hood. Of course lie now has his own prlvuk- homo on the grounds that is new and In itself con tains (15 rooms, but the most interesting building is the old abbey that was built In the year noi. mis is wnere he keeps Ids private collections, umonu which is the finest collection of silver plato In the world, near ly all of it being possessions of former kings or presents from the various royal families. Also nc has Mario Antoinettes writ ing table, Henry Vlll'a dagger, tho robes and communion cup uacd by Charles I on tho day of Ills execution, and other priceless things loo numerous lo mention, Wo were the first group ever to have the privi lege of seeing all of this, out- mcic ol nobility. Not only that, but I had a liHlc personal chat with him, and he gave me his phone number and extended an invitation any time I want to go back, and I hope to do so in the very near future. SKATING Sunday 2 to 8 P. M. Monday .... 7 to 10 P. M. Closed Tuesday Wednesday 7 to 10 P. M. Thursday.. 7 to 10 P.M. Friday 7 to 10 P.M. Saturday.. 7 to 10 P.M. Poole's Rollerdrome BILL APPROVED WASHINGTON, June 23 Ml House acceptance of a modified ban ugalnsl political activity by agriculture department employes sent to the White House today the $6(12,143,018 agriculture sup- ly bill for the llacal year stari ng July 1. As worked out by a senate house conference committee, the political action clause prohibits uso of any funds for tho salaries of employes who violate the Hatch anti-politics act for the statute prohibiting legislative activity, such as lobbying, by government workers while on government time. In addition, it provides for dismissal of any war food ad ministration employe found, after hearings, to have "demand ed that a farmer join the triple A program as a condition for draft deferment or for the grant ing of a priority certificate" for gasoline or any other rationed article. The house originally wrote In to the appropriations measure an outright ban against any political activity by agriculture depart ment workers, but the senate struck it out. This week the house voted 210 to 123 to Insist upon its retention. ELECTED PORTLAND June 23 (P) The Oregon Apartment House association has elected Oscar Pedcrson, Portland, president. 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