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THURSDAY, AUCUST 14, 1t).ri2 HEIMM) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAU-S, OREGON PAGE NINETEEN EASTSIDE H r Miih, mi iii.i: O Nl iI, A large crowd allnul'Ml the fun ml ol Mm, Mary Miller, which a helrl al thr- llnptlnl ('lunch In N.w I'ln. Crnrk, rialiirilny alter- Personal To Women With Nagging Backache Nt Ming hrWrh,tn,snf ppmUn'ft kUr)iM mn4 lllnM mar lw tin Ui al" nf .lilnvr Ititirllmi. IWtoia Mr K'"4 (.!,- f nrt to) U r (h.mrtitl " ""4 al.h. WliiiomvrpdNr r.mllt.t.ii,i.rli Hiwi ami all sin, iwva Itil ImiHiilant f unrlltm toaktw down, malty f tijk -ulTf nan II ni Karkarha ft mlwraliU, Mltxir blal r Irillall'ina flu ! riM m nini !.. ttiaf ltlnM u)nlltlaor(riuiil iaairra, tn I n-Ur yitur t.llita II Itica tminH lion. M-i.r you, Trr I a l"tlb-a mil. 4t(trttr. (). su.Vf, fully ir mlliliina fr var AO rar. H a mating Imiw ittaity tint flva haiMr rllf (ruin lKr iIUufmi fnrU-lta1tllwlftiniUauf klitnay lulw '( ill. Ufa Bush uui Waal. (t I)sVe I'UU vlejl noon. 'Hit many bniutlful (loml of tVtinus which (inuiHtrd tlio chun h icpu-i.tmtru' Iho li licit rrilrt'til in which 'n wm rriiHidrd by nil. Aunt Mary a "lie wun fiuiilllKi ly ml led by nil who knnw her, will for K'L'utty HilKHrd by l.r ninny dirndl nnri rplntlvrt. Kiiyinnml Hi hi h oi litis emninuiiily hhi her ui hi idhon, C'liiulriii Rector, t.iikivlcwf hug hreii aprndliiu thin wrrk at Ug Ii'iiiip of ZHcU O'Nril. Nrn KUiott piucimfird la riMtjH Inrtl fwrn mid one burk at tht rum ' hlr Innt wrrk In Albany, Hp and Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritoting? t"it't 1 1 i mi bat tnaaii by Ioobv fulia lrli alliiliif. lMl,ilir nr wol.Mlriaj Whn mi n( lath in Uiia-ti Jua M.i. al a MM la KAH'I KKTM oil ynur I.Ha llila kaati pimilnr give., rornatlf alii arna nf ml'l'tl mnffiM nii.t urii, tll liy h'llillliH plulra Midi ft r m I y Nl rtliriHlV. RMiay miI lnal itf r-rli, i'- aihahn ifum-arldi (Jal f AH TKK'I II Ml any Jtu lur. HOTEL JliAlllLVHT 6 t All HART, 0 K I 6 0 H IFKAX, tny )ountlf at Oregon's fintH rout wort bottt, Suim, mtf, lunbakt, golf, riife or jml totf it.i. Sheft io until y In tht tong of the turf 7 night. Dm In lh fomoui Copper Cull, over looking tht "ocific, bullion! el ivnitt. Dondng tvory night, Drtltwood lourtga, Sf ASIDE III Jl I.! I I . I I . ll . I IJM rfa ....H.TH.II.l 'M,in,HIN,l,ITM,,Mll-,W IT'S LEON'S HALF-YEARLY "CLEAN UP NOW IN PROGRESS ff "Don't miss this Great Event" Mri, Klllott trudknd Ihem liomt, Mr. mul Mii. Wllllmn XinVnul writ) vl'illliig with friniuU t Iho hoiim ot Mr, mtd Mm. John ftlrh uiUj.oii, ofie day recently, 'Iliry writ iirio In Lake County Iriinmn lliiK buuinr an Uiry rm ui il ly Mold thnr nroiHrrly In llurnna Viilloy, Th-y liiivn birn nlnyiinf At Ui until 1'ttM with ri'lntlvrr. Gordon f -'unburn uccompiinlrd by Hob McPhriAon, I.nkuvifw, ino-loii-d U CoivhIIU Ktldiiy whrrn thry pliiunt'd to npend Uie wcrkrnd VlHitliiK wllli frlrnili. Mm. hftii Cojiburn nccontpHnlrd by Mm. HniMIt und Cirrtrudo Vernon Jrlt HuimIhv tor their homo I I'ortt'ivillf, Ciilir., alter vlnit lii hrtn lor hcvrriil dnys with rrlutivcA and frirndu, 'Hicy plunnrd to ko by Crater I.nkr and view thn acrnery thnre on thru return trip Mr. und Mr. CI ay inn Bradley n i ol or I'd to fciiKUvtllp last Huturdtty ttvruiiiK where tht-y altendrd the barbi'f'up and duuer which wan held thrie. 'I hey reported a moil enjoytiblr evrhinu. Itochf Allnrd la crnrting a ar an near hln homo. Thry have Junt rrcrntly built a chirkrn hou.te whlrh Uj nrHrlng completion. Mr. and Mra. C. A. Ntchotan, Trnnam, npenl I ant wrrkend with her parrnta and brother at tho Clrvr and Jamra Bnyder hornrn. Their two hon huve brcn spending the hiiintnrr inonihs hprr. Jack Nicholiin left Haturday for hln home al Tenniinl, while the other brother will atay awhile longer. Mr. and Mm. Bill Krla0 and Kit In atlendi-d the Klkn picnic winch wax ni-lu on bunuuy. Mr. and Mrn. Ken IMtrdup und children viMtcd Wednesday evening nt the honln ol Mr. and Mrs. Morlr O'Nril tmd family. Mra. Krrd LoiikIcIIow recently received an Invitation to attend a family reunion which was held al Gateway, Ore., on Auk- 10. They were unable to attend, becuuhe of tho buny time of the year. This reunion la held each yenr, ill honor of John and Mary Mc-U ker who crosard the plain.1 with heir cluJdren in the early duyn. Onp of their non?i Jim Metzker. 'father of Mrs. Fred LonKlcllow, John and Clarence Metrker and Mra. John Lewis) at ono time operated a sawmill In Camas and at the old 7-up place no in e where in the Thomaa Crock area. He and his father. John, were partners in thin venture, and were well known by the old tuners In and around Lake County. Al pieicnt there ti only one of the children living of the original 17. and sho la 80 yearn old. Her name la Mrs. Julia Alder and she Uvea somewhere near Gateway. F.acn year the clan get together and talk over old times, and try to keep In touch with each other. 'mm it m L ,.; .:.- K. .l. ' :m CLASSIFIED RATES . per word 4a , per word 11 .. pur word 30a per word 6to MINIMUM The minimum charge (or any en id to 60c. BOX NUMBERS Answer, to di may be handled Front Btrret and the Kir.it National I Ihroush box numbera at the puper 'in Merrill ' v Br ROBERTA DEWEY Mr. and Mri. Paul Lewi, are enjoying a wrek'e vacation trip to Loa Anifelea. They have a daughter there. J. McDonald'. aparlmcnU on RUSSIAN AUTO REACHES U.S. Cello Jenn of Sen Pedro, Calif., itands betid Runian Probede, an automobile that looks like 4 1939 Ford with an Oldtmobile grill. The ear recently arrived in San Pedro by boat from Finland where Stanley Slotlcin, an American buiineumen, bought it for $1500 plut tax. Slotlcin laid ha imuggled it out of Helsinki ha won't say how and believes the Probeda ii the only on of iti kind in thil country. OFFICE SPACE For rant In Stewart-Drew building. Inquire Drtwi Manstor. BONANZA By C.'OltA I.KAVITT Mi. John MtFull violtfd on Thui Miiiy will) 'the Lcuviu lumlly. Mr. und Mra. L. W. Monroe, Cava Junction, npenl Krvcrul duy. Willi rrluiivm nd Irirndn In Bo niih.a and Lantfcll Vallry. hillln IlurrlK la npcmluiK a week at Tulelnkc with the Pi le Hodgea. Mr. and Mrn. Klltoit Houac npent the weekend at Mcdlord with hi brother and nlhler-ln-Uw Mr. and Mrn. Irwin Hou&e, Mr. mid Mm. Lynden Chrlstenson are here Iroin Iowa viMiing her brother Jack Weimer and lamily. 'lliey alho visited the Rusbell Wei. inert at Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Leavllt and son and Mr. and Mm. Le Leavllt and Mary were dinner guest, ol Mr. and Mra. Wch Dearborn and lainlly on AukuhI &. Mra. Art Monroe had her tonsil, removed In Klamath Falls August 8. The Cal Leavltta were dinner guests ot the tiundre Romtvedt lumlly August 7. Mr. and Mra. Keith Rice and Mary left Augunt 8 lor a lew day. at the coaat. Mr. and Mra. Bill Burnett and Mra. Delia Kent (pent Wednesday evening with the Jack Weimer. and the Christensons. 'led Pcpple arrived in Portland August S. by plane from Anchorage, Alnska where he has been sta tioned with the army since Novem ber. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple met him there. They visaed Mrs. Nellie Dean while there. Ted will have 25 days at WTC-Camp6 1 By DOROTHY FAIRFIELD For Eleanor Thomson Cump has been the alte of thun der showers for the past lew weeks. The only excitement It caused was when lightning struck close by and everything In Mrs. Vivian Huck'i kitchen threw sparks. She gave a few observing people quite a show when she ran from her house screaming. We have a young couple from Student Missionary Council, Mr. and Mrs. Burkheart, here- They have a Sunday School every morn ing from 8:00 till 11:00; all the home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oberhcide and Linda returned August 7, Irom sev eral days in Portland. Mrs. Bill Betchdoidt returned home with them. She had been in Portland lor several weeks with her daugh ter Mrs. Phil Hunt and family. Mr. and Mra. Dewey Horn took their granddaughter Jackie Bea ver t back to Portland last weekend. She spent a week with ber grand parents. Mr. and Mra. Oeorg Sommons. Portland, were August 3, visitors at the Owen Peppl home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kendall owner of the Modoc Press were dinner guest of the Pepples on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Puddy have returned from a vacation trip to los Angeies, ana ban Francisco, They met their new grandson Larry ruaay lor uie nrsi time. children of Camp attend regularly Mrs. Eleanor Thomson received a telephone call from Sidney, Mon tana, that her father had died. She left Monday evening to attend the luneral. Her younges. aaugnter, Jeanne, went with her. This would be a good one (or "It Happens Every Time." George Smith had an automatic washing machine and dryer Installed a' little over a month ago and he has just finished Installing a bathroom. Now he and his wife, Hazel, are moving to Bly. He is taking a new lob of janitor of Bly School. He has driven school bus (or the past three years and has been able to get to Bly when no one else could. He la well nicea by every cnua in Camp. only two ladles had their cnest X-raycd in Bly. Mrs. Ecll Glass- burn and Mrs. Bessie Morehead. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Heywood have been on vacation (or the past three weeks. Mrs. Ramona Marks and her busband Harold, I must put his name in, he was greatly upset when the last news came out and only his wile was mentioned as staying the Heywood place, are stiU with us. Now say that without taking a breath. NEW BOARD FOREST GROVE Of The For est Fiber Products Co. o( Forest Grove Tuesday reported that It will market a new tongue and groove cardboard panel. Wanted 4 tailors (or alteration work. Temporary work. Apply in person at Dick Reeder'a. fr VYlcudha Shop and ShopA -fr ml? Opportunity Kiuh'Uh but once ao the saying goe.i and must of us when THAT happens never heur the knock , , , we're in the back yard pulling weeds . . . picking aweet peas. LAI'OIM K'U don't da ' , things that way . . . ; they're right there at Ui ' (ront door . . . open It and have the SCOOP of the month. - Martha la proud to announce that JACK HHAUNSTE1N, INC. o( New York has rhosen LAPOINTK'H a their representative in Klnmulh Fall., BRAUN- IIA'fi hlllh antrlfAH llliM MtliVY will win the hrnru of the - . , . twimger and matron b1 alike. CoaU In nubby Ka rlm clotli ... In sleekly bniihed poodle . . . rough textured ... all wool lining.. Let winter HOWL In '53 as It did In 'Ml Smooth shoulders . , . lull sweep ing lines . . . versatile enough lor any ward robe. BRAUNDA captures an artists palette In fabrics (or drrase. that are crease resist ant, perspiration . proof, water repellent. Woven stripes ... simply MELT In muted colors. SUITS are ' crisply wonderful tor the first FALL days' . . . (ancy figuring without high flnancel Tlieae will carry you right through WINTER. BRAUNDA brings you BEAUTIES for the prom ... for the danclngest night of anyone's life . . . afloat and frothed In nylon net and taffeta. BRAUN DA also has Jewelry . . , handsome and massive ... a KINO ARTHUR motif looking for all the world Ilka centurlel-old antique gold and silver , . , bracelet . . . pins . . , earrings and necklaces. QUEEN OUINEVERE must have worn these I They have the old fnahtoned thnrm of a nineteenth century wile calling her husband Mr, Jones. The combina tion of LAl'OINTE'S and JACK BRAUN STEIN, INC. will make all of ua sing for Joy. Assemble your collection of beauties for FALL and WINTER at 507 Main ( LnlOIIVTK"S iir Toast a sllee of angel rake and top with crushed froirn strawbrrrlrs. Garnish with whipped cream er serve with plain cream If that's your choice for short cake. ti What more delightful gift for the new home, er, for that matter for the home that's long since had everything than an ash tray and cigarette box to match the drapery fabric, wallpaper or any other bit of decor. ti ti The smartest single aeeessory among fall fashions this year la the stole, widely available In various forma and price, already seen at beaches . . . tea , . . evening formal. ' ti Vr -ti Froien meat may be dipped for five seconds In fresh lard, heated to 200 degrees F If there I a shortage of wrapping paper. The film of lard that adhere to the meat keep It from drying and make more gravy when the meat I cooked, Place pieces of paper between the lard wrapped bundle before lUirlng In your . freeier. Work fin, Thvvv'n MotMna lAUv a DAME la woman, to youl for recognumg a good thing when she see. it. So here's a neat little trick for DAMES . . . with va cations upon them , , , dates piling up . . , long weekends in the offing . . . or an evening date after work ing all day at the office . . . tube nrivnnlapn nt t h e HELENA RUBINSTEIN 10 combination offers at CURHIN'H. The biggest smile you'll KVKR have Is when you see the display of HELENA RUBINSTEIN cosmetics on which you can save from 2J to 54 per cent. Onco upon a time there was a girl who didn't NEED any beauty help-a-longs, but she was a princes In a FAIRY TALE and didn't know about the 10 different combinations being offered at Cl'RRIN'8. But us DAMES who know will have a hard tmte choosing . . . Let's take avanlnge of them ALL . , , they're a girl' beat friend. WE can have glamour at HALF the price. Even a PRINCESS' best friend In the Good Ol' 8ummer Time is a DEPENDABLE deo dorant . . . HELENA RUBINSTEIN couples HEAVEN-SENT EAU DE TOILETTE with HEAVEN-SENT DEDORANT CREAM . . . sweet scented to refresh, with an enchanting fragrance to keep the body dainty and cool. Or If you prefer, a PERFUME SPRAY DEO DORANT with MAGNOLIA COLOONE STICK. Love Somebody? If dancing with HIM Is delicious agony , . If your laughter spills out at HIS Jokes . , , and the silence between you Is sweet, you've lost your heart. Now make SURE you keep HIM that way with HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S beauty pairs and complexion twosomes from the Beauty Bar at Ninth and Main, fflfflW!IBB433m, UtmMmmA U' , - - , ,, , flljffgi , . IM t i lt It IIN 'S . iSr iSr Tli He Hi TMnu In life DO come lit small packagesl Want a thnughful gift for a hostess , , . a ststcr-ln-law whom you LIKE ... a mother who loves small surprises? Go to R1CKY8 and linger I over their table In the DOWNSTAIRS STORE ' 1 which displays many pos- 1 albllltlea ... all to be nan iur iu or less oouie-. thing for everyone . ., . TRY to go away without at least ONE for your self. EVERY household needs a nutcracker be sides a hammer and a block of wood ... the one on this table I util itarian and exquisite In STERLING for $9. SC. . . . ven If you can't eat or don't Ilka nuts, It a HONEY I "The-one-Qup-at-a-tlme" TEA drinkers would be enchanted at the ejector tea ball a cup of tea no fuss . , , no muss for $4.80. Ever see a candle ash tray? A teeny cnnrils In a holder which serve as an ASHTRAY really lovely at $7.50 ... a gift that I FUN! A compote la a dish which has a stand to stand upon . . a BON-BON dish doesn't ... at ItlCKYS from Sfi.95 up. These are ster ling tool SUOAR TONGS In Norwegian ster ling . . . CONSOLE STICKS . . , SALT and PEPPERS starting at 14.05 a pair . . . PICKLE FORKS that pick up and LET GO of their ware , . . PICTURE FRAMES that you wouldn't believe could be had for less than 110 (with tax Included) at "Your Reg istered Jeweler," 700 Main, IIIC'KYS Bank building have both been re painted during the past week. Donns Dragoo, Claudette Shuck, Esther Beasley, Peggy and Donna Jean Carson, Rae Dean Marks, Sue Fields, Loretta and Arlene Lemler, have all relumed Irom the Camp Fire Girl Camp at Lake O the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. William Dow. Claremont, New Hampshire, were recent weekend visitors wilb Charles Teers. The men were ac quainted while serving In the Soutb Pacific during World War II. Members of St. Augustine's Par ish here and of Holy Cross In Tule lake held a Joint picnic In the Malln Park, July 27. Mrs. James Hammond and Billy, and Mrs. Glen Haskins and young Susan stayed for four days at But tle Lake. Mr- and Mrs. Paul Butler, San Mateo. Calif., arrived last Tuesday to visit at the Harold Hendrickson home. On Friday the Butlers. Mrs Hendrickson and Mary Jo, drove to Seattle to spend several days vis iting relatives. A regualr dinner meeting o( Mer rill Lions club was held Monday evening at the Spud Cellar. Seven teen members ana one visitor, John Thompson, were present. Fol lowing a routine Dusiness session, the board of directors met. The next meeting is August 18. and a member of the Oregon Highway council will be present. Mrs. R. L. Dragoo Is recovering (rom major surgery performed at Klamath Valley Hospital, August 5 Daughter Donna Is visiting rela tives In Redding, while her mother la in the hospital. Mr. ana Mrs. naroia uauy nave purchased the new home which R. A. 8mith Is building In Hodges addition. They expect to move the latter part o( the month. Fat Noonan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Noonan, will leave soon to enter nurse training at 81. Peter' Hospital, Olympla, Wash. She ha worked during the summer months at the Crater Lake Dairy tiire Building permits worm n.wu.uu were approved at a regular session of the city council August 7. They were G. c. cnapman, w, repair garage: William Merriman 11,000, for addition to dwelling; R. C. Kw.fforri si Ml. for addition to resi dence; and F. E. Trotman, cement Iriewalk. 1300 Mr. J. P. Bell had as house- guests this past week ber sister anrt hrniner-in-iaw. jar. uu mo. Harold steeves from Adams, Ne braska. They left Saturday morn ing (or Salem, where they will visit other relative before returning New book received at tha Mer rill branch library Include several new mysteries and some ol the n.n fiction Tavlor Caldwell' new novel, "The Devil' Advocate," and Frank Slaughter' "East Side Gen eral," will be especially welcome to fans of these auinors. nam mnnri. Advanced Reference Atlas, and bulletins from all state colleges are available lor reference. lor a service charge of 25c DEADLINES Claimed aria accepted up to I SO p.m. lor following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday. Clarified display ads' accepted up to 12 noon for following day a publi cation. ADJUSTMENT Pleasa make all claims for adjust ments without delay. Corrections or cancellation re ceived by 6:30 pjn. will be mad In following day'a publication, by 11 Noon Saturday for Monday. Legal Notica NOTICE Or SAI.I BY UNITED STATES MARSHAL Nolle. I. Iwr.by slv.n that purui.nt to a dcr. of Ml. ntfrrd by the United State. DUtrlct Court ior h District of Or.son on July 14. 132, tn . mum pending. In Mid Court anUUed R. a. Lilly and M. M. Valentin, do inf bu.ineM under the summed nam nd style of Lilly At Valentine Truck In Com piny T. Greet Weet Lumber CnrporaUon, a corporation, and Carl Ruueen. end Klamath County, Oraaon, a municipal corporation. Civil No. UOl, I Jack R. Caufleld. In and by Mid decree appointed to Mil th. prop erty described therein, will Mil at pub lic aucuon to the highest bidder or bidder, for ca.h at the Sawmill for merly operated by the Great West Lum ber Corporation and located la tha Nf' of the &V of Section 13, Township IIS, Hanse E. of tha WUIametta Mer idian, approximately 100 mile, north of the City of Klamath rail. In Klam ath County, Oregon, near Laptna, Ore gon, on the 37th day of August. 1BS2, at 11:00 a.m., th. property in Mid de cree directed to be sold or So much thereof e. may be necesury to utisrr the Judgment, interest, Mies. coat, and tpenMS, to-wlt: The NT', of the SE". of See. 13. Township 23 S., B.nge . E. of the W.M. together with a complete Mwmlll sit uate thereon ana including me louow tng item, of MwmlU equipment: Hercule. 3 KW Generator. 1 Koehler l'vs KW Generator: U.S. Army Sign. Corps 114 KW Gen. Motor No. ejSSS Model I M 21-A; 140 HP Hercule. Mo tor. Model ZXB Motor No. 3130S7-3KW1 1 Model HXE Cyl. Motor Stand and Transmission No. 327206: 120 HP Red Seal R-4-02-3002 Gas Motor With twin disc clutch; 120 HP Red seel K-s-oa-1040 Gas Motor with twin dtM clutchi HP Red seal fzzo wuicn w-ioji-c. Sleclficatim NO. 1SS37. P A. 244-302: Hercules Motor S4 HP Model KXLU 137290 IS Cyl.): Convey Motor, 35 HP Red seal r zaa: Red seal ao nt- nets Seal r 2SS; Red Seal 53 HP M 2S0-429 Twin Disc Clutca for log naui; Lu Haul eham and equipment: Chjrsler Industrial CvL Motor C-30. Tnd. -- Serial No. 7900-Automfltlva Clutch: Green chain motor: t-ontinenui sua Seal No. I 163-2IU41 and Clutch: Air Cool Wisconsin 22 HP Model VI. Serial No. S60394 Specification No. 3S7M: wuco a hj Motor. Air coon 2-330 Get. Water pumps. 1 stationary. portable: 4o HP bsi Motor Jammer for Log Haul: Small Head Rig and Carriage: Big Head Rig and Carriage: eager: i r mi saw; " - i w.iui. Lath Machines; Green chain, capacity, S0.0OO' ft.; 2 boiler., 8trew Burners; Steam Rigger: t Double Head: 1 Sin gle Head; Saws .nd riUnx Equipment: Aluminum covered miu Kniuaws v prox. scr X UO. Dated: July 21, 152. Jack R. Caufleld U.S. MARSHAL J 14-31 A-7-14-21 No 120. NEW 6:00x16 795 U (Plus Tax) and your sound casing. 6:70x15 (Plus Tax) and your sound casing. 6:00x16 (Exchange) Guaranteed 10,000 miles on sound casing 6:70x15 $ E 95 (Exchange) Guaranteed 10,000 miles on sound casing On' i i Rubber W sders 2391 So. 6th . Ph. 4315 RECAPS - REPAIRS - NEW and USED TIRES - NATION-WIDE GUARANTEE NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice U given hereby that under signed Executrix of the Citato of Mar cell Sharbono, dtsceascd has filed he Tinal Account 1a Circuit Court ot State) of Oregon, for Klamath County, Pro bate Dirt-ion. and that aald Court has set Thursday, September 4. 1B53 at 10 o'clock a.m., m the tiro, and the Court Room of said Court a the place for hearing and aettling of I Dated jui? ao. u" Marian R. Ziegler, Executrix. J- A-T-14-M No. 132 NOTIC TO CREDITORS Notice la hereby gives that the vfttte. signed haa been appointed Admlnistra. tor of th Estate ol D- V. KuykendaU, Deceased, by the Circuit Court of tht State of Oregon, for Klamath County, .mi hnai misHfiaxf Atl Mnon havintf claims against said Estate are notifle to present me same u uwj unuci-iisarvj arth nrmvr vnuchtr at the OfftCS Of Wm. Kuykendall, Pine Tree Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon, within afcg months from August 11, 106X Wm. Kuykendall JUNIOR WAGNER Administrator. Attorney for the Estate Pine Tree Bldg., Ill soutn in at. Klamath Falls, Oregon. A-14-21-2S. S-4 No. 140' NOTTCE TO CREDITORS , Nnfit. lurahT riven that the ttmet slgned has been appointed Executrix of the Estate of Clarence E, Miller, deceased, by the Circuit Court erf Klam ath County, uregon. All persona having Claims against said Estate are hereby required to ..mat nmnarlv verified, as T- QUlrcd by Law. to the undersigned, at the office of HC. Merry man. 209 IOOF Building, Kiamain taiis, wtTnuu, in six months from the date of tha) First PubUcation of this Notica. Norma G. Miliar A-lVM-38 S-4 No. 14S LANGELL VALLEY By CORA LEAVsTT The Millers and Ruperts, Klam Bth -tr-niie topre, Rimrlav visitor at the Novotny home. They came out lor the opening of the Twin Spring swimming pool. The Johnnie Camp bells, Klamath Palls, were also out and many other from Tule- lalce, Mann, juerrui ana xumubui Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hood moved to Klamath Falls to mak thtlr home. He 1 employed In Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. David House ot Bly spent everal days with his parents the J. B. Houses. Bud Hitson and son Freddl ar. here from Bakersfleld visiting hia parents the Tex Hitson and other Mr. ana Mrs. ta rearson imt a In, thai hnm At Rad- nusuu. o ,u. -- i-.j. i-lif - r,ac ananrilTur a week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mon roe. . Mr. Delia Kent ana rait mis arrived Aug. 2, from Olympla, Wash. Mr. Kent cam. lor in. funeral of Glen Kent. They ar. house guests of the Bill Burnett. On Friday they enjoyed a trip to Medicine Lake. Mr. and Mr. Mike Dearborn en tertained with a dinner at thelf home Wednesday evening for Mr, and Mr. Lester Leavltt, Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Leavltt, Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hodge, Coralee and Bruce and Mark, Paul and Teddy Dearborn. , Mr. and Mr. Bill Burnett visited the F. W. Brown and Mr. Dun bar on Tuesday evening. nm.- t n II vallair WnmMIl ClllB 1IIF ijangt-i j ' ... ar giving a benefit dance at th. Community nan on Augus. sue, publio Is Invited. DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITT TOKYO IAV-Japan has accorded diplomatic prlvillges and Immuni ties to United Nations representa tives and officials In Japan "on th business of the United Na tions." Apparently the agreement applies to U. N. representative and officials and not to U. N. soldiers, since a leparate agree ment covering U. N. troop 1 being worked out, Th Japanes. Diet has approved the diplomatic agreement, which remain in ef fect for fiv. years,
