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Newspaper Page Textff ACE EICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1948 Arctic Force To Defend Highway VICTORIA. B. C. April 11 Pr An Arctic (urrrllla force, rompoecd of whit, men, Indiani and Eikimoa, le bflnr orianlird throunhout the Canadian Northland lo (uard that country's borders. ' Maj. Gen. F. F. Wottliinf ton, former commandinr officer of the Canadian army'i northwest com mand, made the disclosure yesterday In a talk before the Pacific North neat Trade association. The emorueiicy unit would have the Immediate responsibility for de fense of the Alaska highway in event of an Invasion, he .said. Ranger I'nit The organization is known as the Canadian Rangers. Its members volunteered during World War II as a guerrilla force In the Arctic and subarctic, the general said. He did not disclose the number of men involved, but said one com pany is located at Whitehorse, Y. T.. and has been trained by the Royal Canadian engineers working on the highway. General Worthlngton described Alaska as "the Achilles heel of the North American continent."' "Who holds Alaska, holds a pistol at the head of tills continent," he said. The general and other speakers during the day emphasized the need for a railroad to Alaska. The association also went on rec ord for an Investigation of passenger transportation between Puget Sound and Alaska. Boom Men Facing Unfair Charges S HELTON, April 27 (JV-Charges of unfair labor practice were filed with the national labor relations board yesterday against CIO boom men here, C. H. Kreienbaum, presi dent of the Simpson Logging com pany, said today. The union, local 11-131, went on strike early this month in an effort to reopen wage negotiations. Kreienbaum said the strike has kept more than 300 non-striking workers from their jobs here. Eighty loggers have been laid off because rail shipments are being picketed. Mineral Club To Meet Thursday Oology of the Klamath basin will be the subject for the Klamath Mineral club meeting Thursday at p. m. in the chamber of commerce offices. John Cleghorn will be the speaker. The Klamath Mineral club is a group organized to study geology, lapidary work and related subjects and is open to all interested per sons. Visitors are invited to attend the meeting Thursday. Win a free trip by plane and by ship. Don't delay. Get that entry blank today. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 FUNNY BUSINESS "What gtt me it here it where I turned the butTnett over to my no-good ton-in-lawl" Eagles Hold Special Show At a special Sunday meeting of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, the auxiliary presented a program with Stella Persell as chairman. Pupils of Mrs. Edna Howell of the Normadean Dance studio pre sented an acrobatic number by Betty Palmer, tap dancing by Lin da Wickersham. Lila Harvard, Carol Lee Walker, Berry Minton and Virgil Minton. . Lila Harvard also did a military tap. Ernest Larson played accor dion solos, Peggy Long. Louise Fett and Helen Wright did a comedy skit: there was another comedy skit by Louise Fett. Elsie Heman, Stella Persell and Dorothy Acker man. Deed Sterland gave a reading. Johnny Soto. Blanch McGilvray and Bennie Loftsgaard played sev eral selections. This was stag day for the aerie. In the evening there was the reg ular cocktail hour and relresn- ments. School Janitor Breaks Ankle D. C. Holt, janitor for the Keno school, suffered a fracture of the right leg above the ankle early yes terday afternoon when he was struck by a piece of the grader he was op erating to clear a track for the school. Holt was moved to Hillside hos pital by Professional Ambulance service. This Case Was Won, Wasn't It? SAN RAFAEL. Calif.. April n or. A paint contractor won a court case today or did he? A. J. Selpnol. San Anselmo. claim ed a local store owed him the money on a refund for two pulleys. Justice of the Peace Charles Brusatori agreed. The judgment was for 70 cents. Slepnol paid $1.50 court fees In fil ing the complaint. mm Pelicana Show Gets Chamber Help The chamber of commerce is work ing with KUHS faculty and Pelicana staff in trying to secure a maximum attendance for the annual Pelicana all-school broadcast and show at the KUHS auditorium Wednesday night. May S. There is no admission charge. The staff asks everyone to pass the word along to family and friends. The navy recruiting station is located in the post office building, room 307. HI' INK It 11 V DlSt'OVKHY Joint Sutter, prosperous rniu-hcr and trader, was ruined by the dis covery of gold on his own laiul in IMS and died a poor man. according to the Encyclopedia Hiltanutra. When Hie fust gold nugget found In California was picked up on Sut ter's land, his employes deserted him and newcomers ransacked his property. LEGAL NOTICE St'MMONt. IN THB CIKll't. Cin'HT OK TUK STA I K Or" CIHEliO N OK Tils. COI NTY OF KL.AMA I'll. CHAKLKS BKNNk.LT. I'lauttUf VI. ED Sl'llON. alao known tHWAHU SUITON. and KK1NA SL1 1 TUN. luu baud and Mite, KKANK A. M i'TUN and JANK DO SUTTON. Hiulw.ut and wi(v. CHAKt.LS 11. KOI.KHS anu CK1.KSTIA KOUKHS. tuuLMiid and wife, riUU.MA HATr'lKLU and JOHN DOK HA lr LLLU, wife and huatwiut. EH MAN HOlsEHS and JANK DOE KOPEKS. hURiNind and wife, LLOYD HOliKKN and JANK DOE KOCaKKS, hvihi.d and wile. JOYCK KOGKKS and JOHN DOE HOCKHS wife and liuntmnd. KLAMATH COl'NTY, OKKliON, a muul- final corporation. WILLIAM L S TO N K 11 H A K K H . alto known as W 1. S VONKHNAhr'K and JANK DOE STONKUHAKCH, luwband and wife. Q J. CUMMINCIS and JANG DOE CUM MINl.S, husband and wile. ANN'IK E HOPKINS, alio known a ANNA E. HOPKINS, alio known aa ANNA or ANNIE K KNAl'KK and JOHN DOE KNvUKH. her hu-lnd, and JOHN DOE HOPKINS, wilt and huaband, EIX.ENK U HOPKINS and JANE DOE HOPKINS. huband and wif- THOMAS DHAKE uid JANE DOE DRAKE, husband and wife. KLAMATH OIL COMPANY. A Corpora tion. JAMKS W JOHY and JANE DOE JOKY huaband and wife. MIDLAND TOWN COMPANY. A Cor poration. IZOKA McDERBY and JOHN DOE Mc- DEHHY. her hiuband. OLIVE WITHERILL and JOHN DOE WITHE KILL, her husband. R. E. CUTHKIDt.E and JANE DOE GrTHHIIXJE. huband and wife. D n CAMPBELL and JANK DOE CAMPBELL husband and wife. L R RE AMES and JANE DOE RE AMES. hiuband and wife. HAKRY WITHERILL. alo known a HARRY DOVGLAS. and JANE DOE DOt'liLAS. hiKbaud and wife. HARRY ALBERT WtTHEKlLL and JANE DOE WITHERILL. husband and wife, HENRY WtTHEKIIX and JANE DOE WITHERILL. husband and wife. MARY DOUGLAS and JOHN DOE DOt'GLAS. wife and husband. MARY J. BARNES and JOHN DOE BARNES, wife and hiuband. MARION J. BARNES and Lt'ClLE BARNES, husband and wife. MARK 1. tll HN EH and JANK DOK lU'UNES, hiulMtnd and wife. MARK U HUHNS and JANK DOK IH UNS, hintlHiml and wile. O. W. WHITE and ALEX MARTIN, Jr., Trust, and JANK DOK WHITE, the wife of li, W. WHITE, and JANK DOE MARTIN, th wila of AI.EX MARTIN. JH, THE FIRST TRUST AND HA VI NUN HANK of Klamath rails, Oirgon, a banking rorpuiainui. Aim all of the hvlra of tli defendanU aUv named, known or unknown, and their Mucvuuia, and any (tei-von claiin in till to the itroperiy Involved he rain, who ar known ur unknown. Defend nU To Kd. Sutton, aUo known aa Kdwaut Suiioit, and Helna Sutloti. iiuatiaiui and w lie. Frank A. Sum on and Jan Doe Simon, huitMiid and wtta, Cttimwt II Kogera and Llella Hon via, hUalwnti anu win, Theltna Hailttlu and John luv Hatfield, wile and ruuutnd; Kimaii Hotfvi-s and Jang Do Hotter. hualMint and wile, l.lojd Itogura and Jan Dor Kosjera. husband and wife; Jov Hog-ei and Jonit Di lUitfvra, wife and tuialtumt. William L. Sionebraker, alati known aa W. L. Slonebrakvr and Jana Do Stone' braker, huland and wife; U. J Cum m i nna and Jane. Do Cummlnga, hub(ind and wife: Aunia K Hopkiua, alu known aa Anna K. Hopkiua, alao known aa Anna or Anul K. Knauer and John Doe Knauer, her hiuliMiul. and John Doc Monk ma, w ife and hUHband; Eunn l llooktna and Jane lo Hopkiua, Inuband aim wife; Thoinaa Drake and J una Doc Drake, hualtand and wife; J amp W. Jory and Jane l)Kt Jory, husbtiud and wife; Wora Mi'Dtrhy and John lt Mi' lerli, her hulMnd; Ollva Witheilll and John Dtw Withailll. her huaband; H K (iuthrblMe and Jane Do tiuthrldiie, luutliand and wife; D. H. Camplell and Jane IX Campbell, huahaud and wife. E K. Heamea and Jane Doe Reamea, huaband and wife: Harry Witherill. alao known a Harry IHuijflui. and Jane Doe Douilaa. hualmnd and wife. Hairy AIIort Wlllierill and Jane Doe Wlllterill. hua luind and wife; Henry Wllhvrtll and Jane Doe Witherill, huahnd and wife: Mar IKiuiUa and John Doe Doula. wife and huaband; . Mary J. Uarnea and John Doe Ha rue, w-lfa and huaband: Mark L. Unmet and J ana Doa Hurnea, hus band and wife; Mark L. Hurn and Jane Doe Burua. huaband And wife: U W White and Alex Mar' In. Jr.. Truateem. and Jane IKte While, the wife of Ci. W White, and Jane Doe Mnr tin the wife of Ale Martin, Jr. alio all of I h heir of the defendant alxive named, known ur unknown, and their lurt'wiort, and any peraon rial in ma title lo the property Invtdvrd herein, who are known or unknown. Defendants: IN THE NAME Or THE STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby required to apiear and answer the complaint filed a at rut you in the above entitled auit within four week from the tint of the fir I publication of thia summon in the Eve nln Herald, which dale 1 .March JMh. UH. and If you fail to io j appear and anwcr. or otherwise appear. to the Court for the relief prayed for In hi complaint, to-wtt: for decree that the defendant, and each thereof, he, burred of any rlxhl, title, claim or Hen tan1ivl the real property hereafter deaciibed. and that the plaintiff herein be drclarrd to be the owner In fee simple of (lie f til -low-in dear r l bed real property free of all or any rtht, title. Interest or claim and 1 1n t of any of Hie di'fendiinU herli any rluht. Mile or inlimM naid dt'loiuhtuU lm h.iticd; atdd rettl piitporly btilnu duavribi'd un follows, lo- wit; Purer I I - AM thai portion of vnemed Midland llrmht AiiUlilon In Mull Oivuon, and nc,tlfd alut'ts. apinnUMi nut Hit i do, U inn koulli of Linden hlicel untl Noulhoali-iiv iioui county load a ninikrd on Die ofliiLtl pint id aaid addition, and In-1 mm nil tliul portion oi me Ctv' ol llu NW Si'i lloii ;il. Tup ,iii H , It u r.t.t of Id V illjtmi'lie mm uhan. l lit a Mid Lintiru Slicel and Soutliwcateil ui aaui coum loan Parcel II -All of Itlock 4(1 to 7ft Induaive and varlrd licela uptniiten ani incieio oi ine run Aiiiiitiou i Midland, Kluin:Uh I'miniy. tlivuxii, v lie inn a purl oi the S'a of Ilia SHl of Section .iti. Twp .W H . II H K . W M Parcel III Alio paiU of lot H ami H Kit. I of HliihvMi) In lllmk It, and alao Lola tt In Hi. Inclunive, of lllotk 11; Lola I lo U. Im-lnaivv, of 1 1 luck IJ. Lou HI lo UP tnciu.lve of Itlock I.I. and vncalctl alrceta appurlcnaut theic lo lo the Town of MidUnd, Klamath County, Oicuon, and Uflnn a (Mil ol the Sj of Ilia K of Secllon ,IU, Twp. JH K , It HE. W. M Parcel IV The NWS Hu NWS of Socilon ti Twp 40 S . It. U Kil of the Willttmotle Meridian, KUmalh Couni, Oicuon, Parcel V. -A atrip ;itl feel wide ut the aoutll portion of ScctUm :itl, Twp :tll S . R. II E , W M . 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J ml iff of the atox i entlih-d I'mirl uodrr an oidrr d.ilrtt Mnu li ;Mh. tnttl, whn-li outer miulred nuld iiioiunn to In pull lllcd mm a week foi fniir iln'irnivr and eonHectillxr u rrki 'live Inier I ''o' Ihe dale of the flit pti hi lea I Ion Win March :nmii. HH'l and I lie d.iie of the : laat publication leln Anill J?Ih. IIMH i J C O'NEILL. Altoruey for Plaintiff. Suite I. Mrltm.c llulliltli. Kep Klamath Clean. J y 1911 j -MANSTORI- TU Mate LtL J VVT vet 9 ST A I For Mother's Day A PERMANENT Rilling Koolerwave Cold or Machine Wave Palace Beauty Shop Phone 3511 626 Moin Alma McLean "W IASY-TO-OPIN CAN tc U, Off. A ITI SHOI POLISH t - ' V Si Wk OMBtaaaaWsaasWaWasasaa h I lliilti.rtll. uru ptiiMlilfi-pil K Of II-1 A li'"imiil iiIIihI runt un (( .J mrv bv imllVK li'llim III limny ro- woiiu.il In niiifiiilrumw. Uut inn li'H . y Kloiia ill tlui world. I uvil wi'.im II to bn liinHpiruiUK. ': uv-A ri ii ia uh i m,r i caipiW Dvamsiiine: KLAMATH FALLS WEDNESDAY, THE ONLY BIG RAILROAD SHOW COMING HERE THIS YEAR. m K- r x ' MM World's Greatest rralaea Wild Animal Shew AN INCONCEIVABLI ARRAY OF AMAZING ACTS AND ARTISTS with IXSSk CLYDE BEATTY iTp With largest, fiercest mixed group of sevage ungle-bred male and femal performing lions and tigert in me history of his Illustrious career. . . . MORE ANIMALS. MORE THRILLS, MORE SUSPENSE THAN EVER BEFORE t TO BETTER SERVE The People of Klamath County . . . We are pleased to announce the new Farmers' Insurance Group DISTRICT OFFICE 1016 MAIN STREET. KLAMATH FALLS Yes, FARMERS LOW-COST PLAN has your approval business is expanding. This new location will allow us to more efficiently satisfy the requirements of our many friends and policy holders. You Are Cordially Invited to Come in and Get Acquainted. " Notonof Standard Automobile Po'iciei " FARMERS AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Exchange "BETTER PROTECTION FOR LESS MONEY" HARRY LANPHEAR 1016 MAIN STREET DISTRICT AGENT PHONE 6923 z.Attentian! -FUR COAT OWNERS Cregory'i Fur Sliop is now ready lo .V eort of your furs during the summer sea son. ALL NEW, MODERN CLEANING FACILITIES Klamath's Only Modern Cold Storage.' GREGORY'S FUR SHOP Phone 3573 a-" 815 E. Main Street Phont 3573 jl I Harry Lanphear I mlrf V4y A QUART Medo-Rich Pecan Crunch If a treat to eat Luscious, crunchy pecan in tasto-tempting Medo-Rich vanilla nothing compares with this flavor ful Medo-Rich Ice Cream. Serve at once and you'll serve it often because Pecan Crunch is a taste delight dif ferent from any other. Just slice and serve. . a quart serves six. L0Sr ffl DAIRY PRODUCTS At Your Grocers Today, or from your Lost River route man Phone 3181