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PACE EICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNrSDAY. MARCH 24, 1948 Baker Up For Supervisor YREKA, Calif., March 24 Ed Bukcr hai filed nomination papers for the post of lupervisor of the sec ond district, bringing to the total of frur the number of candidate who will run for the Job. The present supervisor of that district, T. Rod ney Douglass of Mount Shasta, will net be a candidate. Florin Kohlbiiker, W. R. Barr and Hugh Corwln filed their nomination papers for Douglass' post earlier. Supervisor Gordon Jacobs is the only other supervisor who will be opposed for re-election. James Ste venson of Macdoel has taken out nomination papers but has not as yet returned them to County Clerk Waldo Smith. George C. Yost of Ttilelake has announced his inten tion to run for Jacobs' post, but has no! taken out nomination papers. Candidates have until Saturday noon. March 27 in which to circu ital nomination papers. Miss Miami Beach Of '48 May Ki Idea Eyed CASCADE SUMMIT, March 24 Every town should have a May Queen but what can Cascade Sum mit do? It is overrun with bachelors instead of pretty maidens so there is speculation on having a May King instead to celebrate lodge opening and start of fishing season on May Day. But which one to choose? Agent Nolan Johnson of the S. P. depot said he was working that day. Grant F. Erickson of Adkison and Melssner says not to wake him early to be King of the May, and Jack Melssner is off on a ski-trek so he won't be here. Bill Akers of Odell Summit lodge thinks he should be it because of his superior height, and Frederick Magulre, also of the lodge, refused to run because he has been shoveling snow enough now and he wouldn't appreciate the suggested prize. Instead of a golden key to the city the king would receive a be ribboned snow shovel so he could dig down and find the city. I i High School AW and By MARY LOU CASE --IF- Aw A f rill . Jataal j LEGAL NOTICES ISUTICF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORECON, IN AND FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS ARTHUR TRELOAR. De ceased. Notice Ik hereby fiveo to the creditor of Mid decrcd. and all persons in terested In Mid extate, to present their claims duly verified, to the undersigned, the duly appointed administratrix of said estate, or to John Irwin, her at torne.v. No. 128 North Fourth St.. Klam ath Falls, Oregon, within Six months from and after this 3rd day of March 1946. bring the date of the first publica tion of this notice. Dated this 3rd day of March. IMS. WINNIFRED TRELOAR. Administratrix of said estate. M 3-10-17-24 No 34 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Equity N. ttfl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH MARIE DE FORD, Plaintiff, vs. DAVID DE FORD. Defendant- TO: DAVID DE FORD. Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit within four weeks from the date of first publication of this summons in The Herald and News, a newspaper printed and published in Klamath County. Ore gon. which said date is the 10th day of March. A. D.. 1948, and If you fail to answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief as prayed for in plaintiff's complaint on file with the Count)- Clerk of Klamath County, Ore gon. This Summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to Order of Hon orable David R. Vandenberg. Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered March 3rd. 1MB. which said Order requires that Summons herein be published once a week for four 4 suc cessive weeks, and the first day of publication shall be the 10th day oi March, 1948. U. S. BALE.VTINE Attorney for Plaintiff. M. 10-17-24-31. No. 36. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUN TY OF KLAMATH. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RUEBEN S. GOOD FELLOW. Deceased. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the under signed, administrator with will annexed of the estate of the above named de cedent, has filed the Final Account of his administration upon the estate In the office of the County Clerk of the County of Klamath, Oregon: 'that the Hon. David R. Vandenberg. Judge of the above en tilled Court by order duly made and entered in said Court and matter on the 24th day of February. 1948. has fixed and appolnled Friday. March 26, 1948, at the hour of 10 o'clock, in the forenoon of said lat mentioned day at the Court room of said Court in the County of Klamath. Town of Klamath Falls, Ore gon. as ihe time and place for hearing of objections to naid Final Account, if any ihere be. and for the ictUement the roof. Dated and first published this 2fth day of February. lf)48. THEODORE R. CONN Administrator with will annexed. F. 25; M. 3-10-17-24 No. 28. Starting; the eliminations for the Atlantic Citr Mi is America com petition, Rosemary Carpenter of Daren port. Ia.. (above), won the title of Miss Miami Beach of 194ft. Los Alamos Atom Workers Face Marital Problems After Divorce Case Row By SAXKY TRIMBLE LOS ALAMOS, X. M March U Residents of this atomic labor- ; story project reservation currently are stuck with their marital prob lems. They've run up aiaimt a tem porary legal barricade in bringing divorce action In New Mexico courts. ; Although they were given the right to vote in state elections by a special act of the 1947 New Mexico legislature, legal status of residents here as citizens of New Mexico is clouded. Hopes for a state supreme court clarification of the matter dimmed recently. Not Residents Complications set in when District Judge David Carmody of Santa Fe ruled in effect that residents ot Los Alamos are not legal residents of the state. His district includes San- j doval county in which the A-bomb i laboratory reservation is located. Judge Carmody's action came in dismissal of a divorce complaint j brought by a resident of the atomic community. He ruled his court bad no jurisdiction to grant a divorce to a person on the federal reservation. Saying he realized the "serious ness of the decision." Judge Car mody maid it was based entirely -upon the point of law that Los Alamos Is owned by the United States government, and it has ex elusive jurisdiction over it." He held, therefore, that Los Alamos "in ef fect is not a part of the state of New Mexico for residential pur poses." Carmody termed It "very unfor tunate that a case such as this can not be immediately determined by the supreme court of our state and possibly by the supreme court of the ! United States." His action, he explained, applies to residents of Los Alamos who live on property condemnea by the fed eral government and taken over by the AEC. It did not apply, he said, to some who live on federal forest land at the project. The jurist voiced concern over the legitimacy of children born to mar riages after a Los Alamos divorce. "It could very easily be." he said, "that a divorce would be granted and subsequently, by a ruling, our supreme court could find that It was invalid. "This would, of itself, make any subsequent marriages void and children of the parties by subse quent marriages illegitimate." Attorneys for the woman whose divorce complaint was dismissed by Judge Carmody planned an immedi ate appeal to the state supreme court. Before the appeal could be perfected, however, the woman withdrew her action. New Mexico attorneys and many residents of Los Alamos have ex pressed hopes a similar case would be filed soon and carried through to a ruling by the high court to clarify the situation. Art and stage crews are working all tills week on the set of the student body play. "The Black Flamingo." Four departments con tribute toward making the play a success; the woodworking depart ment, under Francis grapple: the art department, under Bob Banis ter; the orchestra, under John O'Connor; and. of course, the dra matics, under Mrs. Roberta Blom- j qulst. j The night of April I will be the only evening performance of the play, and a student manure Is be ing presented March 31. one week away. On this day students in the auditorium will see a reenactmrnt 1 of the fall of the Bastlle and the French revolution. The plav centers : around the Inn. "The Black Flam- i lngo." which was a notorious den for thieves. Marie Antoinette's fam ous necklace is stolen and through out the play the discovery of the thief is attempted. Over S1000 In costumes will be on the stage for the play, period dress that has been collected through the years. Mrs. Bloiuquut presented this play once before, be- 1 fore the war. Girls helping with the costumes, dressing and prompting will be Delia Michael. Barbara Per kins. Leona Montgomerv, Wanda Murray. Jessie Swift. Shirley Savers. Jackie Baert and Delores Wright. ... Ruthe Huston and Cameron Stewart. KU's two senior quu kids, did very well on Tuesday night's quia program over KFJI. Out ol the five contestants. Cameron placed second and Ruthe placed third. This makes the second broad cast the two have competed In. and they were substituting last night tor the Bonanza pair which were snow ed in. ... Pelicana's broadcast tonight is a historical review of Orrgon with Cella Brown acting as emcee. Charles Start, mani-ger of the Klamath chamber of commerce, w ill be Interviewed about the centen nial. Janet Russell. Georgianna Clark. John Baker and Bruce Irving Tourist Travel Guide Slated SALEM. March 'J4 iVi The stale tr.ivcl Information clrpaitmrnt com plied today a '1st of more than I AO enlri'lalniiiriit events to attract tourists for the rest of this yeur. The eveula range from tcrrllorlul centennial celebrations ami beauty IKigriMitti to romuluvs and fishing del blcs. The department .mi Id Its list wni compiled front results of a survey of chambers of commerce ami other ch ic groups. It said the most important events j Include: i Portland rose festival, June to I 13: Pendleton roundup. September i 15 to 18: territorial centennial rele ; biutlou at Oregon City. August 11 1 to IS: the Miss Orrgon pageant al Seaside. July Ti to 25. GET ACQUAINTED OFFER Overeating Only Cause For Fatness WASHINGTON. March 34 i.V If you weigh too much, don't look for fancy excuses. You eat too much, says Dr. Louis H. Ncwburgh of the University of Michigan medical school. All this high-sounding stuff about ; overweight being caused by pituitary glands, the hypothalmus. the endo- ( enne glands, brain defects or heredi- ty Just big words, says Dr. New- j btiigh. 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