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Newspaper Page TextPACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, APRIL 6, )9A The Shape Of Things To - Come Is Slimmer, And r The Beauty Boys Will Help n sin Mill k IV J NEW YORK, April The ahape of Uilnga to come definitely U allmmer. J The 26th international beauty , ahow at Grand Central Palace re- vealed today that miracle of mod ern actence have been harnessed for the elendcrlzlng and beautlflcatlon of Mr. and Mrs. America. On hand are auch achievement of postwar civilisation aa radar and television waves, the gyroduclng aalon, the postural alignment couch, the Maasage-O-Mat and assorted other wonders. The accent la on time and com- Lumber Pay Meet Called PORTLAND. April 6 il An AFL -Lumber and Sawmill Workers union 'wage conference is scheduled for . April 13 in Eugene with Willamette valley fir operators. " Kenneth M. Davis, union execu tive secretary, said the session will take up the question of a 5-cent an hour wage increase ottered oy fir operators in two Washington and Oregon districts which would bring the minimum up to SI 45. ap parently the new standard for the fir belt. Davis said union councils for the Puget Sound and Columbia districts have referred the latest employer offer to the membership. Both coun cils met In Seattle yesterday. Willamette valley and Oregon coast operations manned by AFL workers have not yet been Involved In the latest wage offers. AFL plywood workers In north west mills, except for one opera tion, have been offered a similar 5-cent boost, he said. The 5-cent offer brings to US cents the boost for the AFL woods workers since Jan. 1. Negotiating committees of most CIO fir belt have also referred a 2'i-cent Increase offer to their membera. Truck Drivers Tie Up Road CARLISLE, Pa.. April 6 UP Vio- lence waa reported today In the 'Unique aitdown strike of a small army of angry truck drivers bivou acked in trucka on Pennsylvania's $70,000,000 "dream" highway. Major Charles Keller of the state police announced seven of the truck drivers were fined 28.S0 apiece-on charges of throwing stones at two trucka whose drivers refused to join the sitdown. Keller said the stones damaged new automobiles which were being transported on the two trucks. The sitdowners said the demon stration on the streamlined Pitts-burgh-Harrisburg express highway was a protest against a state weight law. A committee of truck drivers aaid they would call on state police at Harrisburg again today with a brief outlining their demands. Willamette Locks Tonnage Drops OREGON CITY. April S tJP Tonnage moved through the Wil lamette locks here in March dropped below the same month a year ago. The army corps of engineers re ports last month's total was 144.310 tons, which included 30.476.000 board feet of logs. A year ago It was 194. 470 tons, with 45,300,000 board feet of logs. fort. Must of Hie gadgets are aimed at speeding up milady a beauty treatment or combining severnl steps In reducing and brum living. The radar wave, which doesn't use radar waves. Is powered by elec tronics and can heat a clip to be used In setting a permanent wave in only Uiree seconds. The gyioducing salon, allowing chairs, tables and hobby horses de signed to oscillate various parts of the anatomy, demonstrated another gimmick with which it is attempting to invade the barber shop. The gyro-lator barber chair can when a coin Is dropped in a box provide oscillation ol the feet and or legs while the customer la being shaved or having his hair trimmed. One of the most fascinating ex hibits, however, was the postural alignment couch. A pretty blonde demonstrator sealed a man on a flat table. His legs were strapped to the table and his shoulders held securely by metal clamps. Then his hands were ex tended back over his head to a metal bar which was moved away from the table mechanically. The demonstrator denied thai the medieval torture rack inspired the couch. The torture rack didn't oscil late. But the couch does. TIIKIK DKAWHAl K If Inlcclious diseases weir elim inated, all parts of the tropics would be suitable for habitation and agri culture, according to the Kncyclo lieoin llntannica. LEGAL NOTICE IN SIMMON TIIK CIHCl'ir I'Ul'KT OF TIIK DOS DOE New Health Rule Starts PORTLAND, April 6 State health officials in a move expected to become standard throushout Ore gon no longer are issuing birth certificates on request Dr. Harold M. Erickson. state health officer, said only a "short form" certificate not snowing the name of the parents was being issued. A court order is needed to get the full-length certificate. Erickson said this was the result of a law passed at the last legis lature, as interpreted in a recent opinion from the seate attorney gen eral's office. The law is designed to prevent of ficials from disclosing to the public the legitimacy or Illegitimacy of births. Multnomah county officials said they would follow the state's lead, but did not expect this course of action to make any noticeable dif ference. They said newspapers' vital sta tistics, for example, would continue as before, for they intend to make public the legitimate births, along with names of parents, as they have in the past. Action Expected On Metal Wage PORTLAND. April 6 iP The AFL metal trade union council in Portland was expected to act today on a new wage offer by employers. E. A. Bird, council secretary, said the offer of U' cents an hour increase was for top classifications. The 1100 members of the unions in volved earlier had voted to strike. They also rejected an 8-cent an hour increase. The hourly scale varies for the different unions. A union spokesman said foundry molders had been offered a slightly higher raise, but did not disclose the amount. STA IK UK UKIliON lOK Hit COl'A TV OF Kl.AMA.'tl. OiAlU.fcS IU.NNKI 1. I'iamtiff VS. ED Sl'liON. Ut known KIHVAHl) SI I'fON. ami HKINA SL 1 IO.N, hiu- Kuut and w il, THANK A, M.TON Mild J AN at DOK Mil ION. huvlmiut and wil. CMAKl.KS H HOl.Klii ami I'KI-KSriA ROUKKS. MUilMiid Jtlld wiff. THK1.M A HAIKIKLD and JOHN HAVMCl.O. uttr ami hutand. CKMAN HOtit-KS and J A.NK KOiiKKS. hukMnd and witr. LXOY H KtXiKHS and JANE DOI KOl.KKS. huhnd and wife. JOYl'i: KOtlKKS and JOHN DOI HCKIEKS wife and tuuhand, K1.AMA1H COl'M'Y, OKKviON, munl- t-ipal corporation. WILLIAM L S lONKHKAKKK. a I a known as W L STONKIiHAKEK and J AN K DOE S VON Kit H A K t' K, hiuluud and wife. H J CI MMINCS and JANE DOK CI M MINGS, husband and vn(. ANNIE E HOPKINS, alo known a ANNA E. HOPKINS. lo known a ANNA or ANMK E KNAl'EH and JOHN DOE KNAt'F.R. hr hulund. and JOHN DOK HOPKINS, wile and huhnd. Kri.KNK L HOPKINS and JANE DOK HOPKINS. Ini.h,tixd and wife. THOMAS DrtAKK auiu J A.NK DOK DKAKE. tuuhand and wife, KLAMATH OIL COMPANY. A Corpora lion. JAM KS VV JOKY and JANE DOE JOKY hush.ind and wife. MIDLAND TOWN COMPANY. A Cor poration, IZOKA Mi" DERBY and JOHN DOE Me DEKBY. hrr huotund. OLIVE WITHEKILL and JOHN DOE WITHr.Hll.l., nr nurwna, R E l.rTHRIlXIK and JANE I GCTHKUKir, hi;baml and wile, D B CAMPBELL and JANK CAMPBELL husband and wife. K. R REAMES and JANE DOK KEAMES. hiuband and wife. HARRY WITHEK1LL. ato known ax HARRY DOI G LAS. and JANE DOE DOl'C.LAS. huNnd and wife. HARRY ALBERT WITHFR1LL and JANE DOE WITHEHILL. hiuNind and wife, ! HENRY WITHERILI. and JANK DOE WITHEHILL. hnband and wile. MARY DOCGLAS and JOHN DOl'GLAS. wife and husband. MARY J BARNES and JOHN BARNES, wife and hiuband, MARION J BARNES and Lt'CUJE BARNES, husband and wife. MARK L. BURNES and JANE Bt'RNES. hujhtr.d and wife. MARK L. Bl'HNS and JANE Bl'R.NS. husband and wife. G. W WHITE and ALEX MARTIN. Jr.. Trustee, and JANE DOE WHITE, the wife of G W. WHITE, and JANE DOE MARTIN, the wife oi ALEX MARTIN. JR., THE FIRST TRl'ST AND SAVINGS BANK of Klamath Falls, Oregon, a banking corporation. Also all or the heirs of the defendanU above named, known or unknown, and their successors, and any person claim ing title to the property Involved herein, who are known or unknown. Defendants. To Ed Sutton, also known as Edward Sutton, and Reina Sutton, husband and wife: Frank A. Sutton and Jane Doe Sutton, huband and wife. Charles H Rofers and Celestia Rogers, husband and wife: Thelma Hatfield and John Doe Hatfield, wife and husband; Ermin Rogers and Jane Doe Rogers, husband and wife: Llo d Rogers and Jane Doe Rogers, husband and wife: Joce Rogers and John Doe Rogers, wife and hiuband: William L. Stooebralcer. also known as W. L. Stonebraker and Jane Doe St one brake r, husband and wife: G. J. Cum mings and Jane Doc Cummlngs. husband and wife: Annie E. Hopkins, also known as Anna E. Hopkins, also known as Anna or Annie E. Knauer and John Doe Knauer. her husband, and John Doe Hopkins, wife and husband: Eugene L. Hopkins and Jane Doe Hopkins, husband and wife: Thomas Drake and Jane Doe Drake, huf band and wife: James W. J cry and Jane Doe Jory, hmband and wife: Izora McDerby and John Doe Mc Derby. her husband: Olive Witherlll and John Doe Withenll. her huband: R F.. Guthridge and Jane Doe Guthridie. husband and wife: D- B. Campbell and Jane Doe Campbell, husband and wife: E R RamM anrl Jmn niw RBm husband and wife: Harry Witherlll. aUo j Known as Harry LKnigiat. and Jane Doe DmiaTlav husband and wife: Hsrrv Albert Witherill and Jane Doe Witherlll. hua- DOE DOE DOE DOE DOE DOE Hand and lirni) ttimeiitl and Jant Doc WiLhviui. nukiMiid aim wile. Mai) LMugiM anu Jun IK Oouka, wile and itukoand; J. iltiinvs anu Joint Doe Imi ne, w no and mi maim, Mai h I.. uiila and Jane Do Uutnes, hua oauu anu w iir. Mai k u Hui u ano Jane Dc ilutiu, nustmnU auu une, it. W. Unite and Aiet Aiailm, rfi ., l'i ulet . anu aane IK M lint, itiv utie ot ti. V. title, and Jane Uoe Mai mi. lite wile ui Aten AUiiiu. Jr , aisu all ol the liens ol the ueU'tiUants aouvt naineu. know n or uiikuo n, and then HKVOor. aim an pvrsoit claiming litie lo the puvotty imtMWO herein, wuo at know n oi u.iknou o Deleiuiams: IN THE NAAIK OF I Ilk SlAlK OF OiM.liO.V You ai-e hereby ru.uud to at'iiear and aiuwer I lie t'oiituiami lileu aiiatiit ou in I he aoov enlltied suit ittlun foui week lioiu the dale ol the lint publioaiion of thia bunuuous lit Ine Keening liciald, wliU'h dai U Man-it .ith. iiM,i. and il ou latl lo so appear and atuwer. or otherwise appeal, for want thvivol. the planum will app to lite Court lor tne leiiel piaved lot lit his coniptaitit. to wn: lot decree 111 I the deienoaittk, and each liiereoi, oe barred ol an tigni. title, claim or lien aaaitut the teal property hcrealter dcti.bed. and thai tne piaiitllll lieteui be declared lo be the owner In lee simple ol lite fol lowing descrtocd ival piopeil) liee of all or any rigm. title, uueieil or cialm oi any of the dcicmiants hriein, and that an right, title or .merest of any oi Mid uclriul.tnu be hatred; saiu reai piviwiiA being descrtbeu aa follows, to wn. Parcel 1 - All that portion of vacated Mioiana Heiguut Aduilton to Miuianu. Oivgon. anu va aieu alieeia. apput ten ant Ihrivio, lying aouth ol Linden S U ret and SoUtnwekteriy trout lite county road as marked on the utllca. put of said addition, and being all thai . poitum of the SV, of the SW ot Seoliou .11, Twp J9S.HU Eat ol the Wulamelie Meridian. I ing South ol said Linden Street and Southwestern ol aid county road. Parcel II - All of Hloekt 441 to 15 tnc.uive and vacated alteeta appurlen anl thereto of tile Kinl Addition to Midland. Klamath County, Oregon, and being a pari of the S't ol Uie SL of So t-uon M. Twp. ,w S . R. E . W. M. Parcel ! - Alio parts o( lou t and 9 Eat ot Highway in B.ock 11. and also LoU 10 to lb. inoluvive. of Block 11. Lois 1 lo 2J. tuclUMve, of Block Lt. Lou 1J lo Jii tiKlUkive of Block LI. and vaoalrd kireeu appurtenant there- 10 to the Town of Midland. Klamath County, Oregon, and being a pari ol the Sl of the S't of Section 3d, Twp. 3t S , R. g E . W. M I Parcel IV - The NW' of the NW", Of Section It, Twp 4tt S . R. V Eatt of the Willamette Meridian, Klamath County, Orvgtm. Parcel V. A slrlp 30 feet wide of the south portion of Section M. Twp. w a . K. BE, w. .M . Klamath County. Oregon, dexcrtbed as follow, to w It. Beginning at the Southeast section corner of said Section 'M of said Twp. 39. l hence a duunoe of JO feel north along the East lute of said section, thence West parallel with the South line of said section to the present right of way line of the Weed Klamath Falls Highway, w hich is also known a The Dalies-California Highway, thenre Southwesterly along the right of way line of said Highway to the South line of said Section X, thence Easl along the South line of said Section 3d lo the point of beginning: and that title to the foregoing real property be quieted In plaintiff forever. This summons la served upon you by oublication in pursuance of the order of the Honorable David R. Vandenberg. Judge of the above enlltied Court under an order dated March 2Mh. ItMfl. which order required said summons to be pub Itshed once a week for four succesive and consecutive weeks iflve Insertions' the date of the first publication being March rtnth. IW. and the date of the last publication being April 27th, U. J C O'NEILL. Attorney for Plaintiff. Suite I. Mel haw Building, Klamsth Fall Oregon. M. 30 A. e-13-20 27. No. 80. HERALD AND NEWS COMICS i wonoei? , IP CXXIS LIKE ) PAW v9 ( ov!';Ttr; Visi h -mn- Ithi this ; u POOLE'S for Fishing Tackle 2J So. 1th J?EO RIPER . A PEAVEI?.- i WO P.EIN3 6lAO3M1ERrl N ----- J'- ' --lirSN TUT W TWW Bi BUCK If ACTiVa "EiS3C'TEl f VUl.V.' t.MIN THT B J 1 I e0L't net! lTrsNjii.v..fejM5 to Be S Nj." I butj STAirrsD m.iAf, IM WZ&SV CC tCWt.iN.SCe wmwess J I iixcwht iwm IN 7 EUNO IVEN ICTfl X. If ' UvN CO! ' E L rot. IT OM OX.' 1 "V i rn i -.s-f vi ji a voo kom iCy TV .y tvvv via bo a oo or vm i Mw&- swCr I . 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