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HXRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS OREOON
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piTpONT WANTS" WITH A WAN T AD . . . PHONE 8111
Shows No Sign of Budging From
frality Despite Korea Harassment
P., lis """"" -&iaa in
PnoWn of budging
"Tnrf.i Idea 01 neuiimw
nso!"cia . rnmmunlst har-
rf'S prison" guardian
,-M.ks in which e
"conS.nd harassed Lt.
.nusht signs of Ur -
"Z, Indian leaders, irri
s?aS w been care.
-11 . and not even the
;toMl ag"tastthe Commu
."Irit Ms against
The Indian press
inson s na
miririN W-The office of
VI rSlture Benson
lespW from a flood of
aid Wters that poured
K to recent weeks either
rtimr his Plan
fnartment.
' . ..-u orttnm.iniea-
, not ot 5Ul'.'
' vii aiter Benson 'on Monday
-ifn into immediate
Efa lie face of requests of
l m ,: unci some
" '" .i.t It he deferred.
tan: "' ,.,i0 nun.
kne.'".'" . received,
iS pian to alter the de-
'i soil Conservation ooi
atnts sou
abo ion oi
J, the conservation service.
hmuirht sharp
P National As-
".T.,,T:.vllon dis-
'" ,. .ninried the reorgan-
J pla would virtually ruin
....en run 11 (HI SCivii.1. -
, h5 denied.
mson aiaes wm . -
T!L nf ihp communications
Led before Benson acted Mon-
F" . ij h errnnns which
, opposed and favored the p an.
fan identical in wording,
. . .. . . tt.... )..
tides saia ma' Ic""
I.. mmiuiications have so far
t received since the secretary
led the plan hhu
t slid that an out
tmended Bensoo.
o New Elevator
W Oregon City
Lri.nM mrv m The City
Innission, after examining bids,
lidtd Wednesday night not to
III t new elevator at this time
tntn the lower and upper levels
Oreeon city.
lommissioners said there wasn t
;igh money available and reject
ill bids.-
Iy Hunger Robert Clute was
in to have the proposed outside
rater redesigned so it wouia
less.
lie elevator carries passengers
lie cliff that marns the edge
the vaterfront area.
mm I
aasMsjfflnraJ
mi lealth, reit, comfort and hosplfality
'3it pKaioni lurrounaingi. completely
pjd Sleeping end Houiekeeping
cm, with oil modern faeililift.
KM MINERAL end MUD IATHS
w Kheumstiim, Arthritis, Nsvrltii,
Jtlslleo, Kervoutnen
tlllON DIOXIDE VAPOR IATHS
I null,,. ftl !tm0, siiln Irue
lew, High end Low Hood Pressure
"YourHeolth It Our Buiinou"
Mlneiol Spilm, m. 1, A.Mend.
XT rn0M Long Dntviie.
B. Hermon Weyler. Director
CWroproetie Phvileion
at the way the U. N. Command has
handled truce and prisoner Issues.
At times during the period when
Thimayya was having most diffi
culty with the Communists in Ko
rea, developments mere virtually
disappeared from Indian front
pages.
(At panmunjom, nowever, Thi
mayya showed impatience with
Red tactics yesterday when he
brolce UP some of the long inter
views Communist Chinese and
North Korean explainers were
holding with obviously anti-Red
prisoners. "This is absurd," he
said. "It's got to stop.")
A survey of informed opinion
here shows also that the Commu
nist failure to win more than a
handful of repatriates In two
weeks' explanations has not seri
ously shaken the official Indian
belief that most prisoners from
the North would elect to return
home if given a flee choice.
Officials who will discuss the sit
uation still contend that threats of
violence by South Korean and
U.N. "agents" within the prison
compounds, and pre - armistice
coaching, are halting the flow of
ex-Communist troops back to the
northern lines.
Indian officials are still con
vinced the bulk of these prisoners
have no political loyalty, therefore
the question of pro-Communist or
anti-Communist does not arise. -
They are supported in this belief
by the normally pro-American
newspaper Times of India, which
said in an editorial: "It is futile
to speak of 'freedom of democracy'
in connection with an affair which
has not the slightest connection
with either of these concepts.
Loggers Warned
Of Socialism
SEATTLE 11 A speaker told
the Pacific Logging Congress
Wednesday businessmen must unite
to end a trend he sees toward so
cialism. Ernest O. Swigert, of Portland,
declared in a speech keynoting the
44th annual congress:
"Your power in your own com
munities is incalculable, if you'll
only use it. We lost this country
at the grass roots and that is
where we are going to have to get
it back."
Swigert said the proposed Colum
bia Valley Authority is an example
of what he described as an at
tempted expansion of a socialistic
government.
"If the Columbia Valley were in
effect today; you wouldn't be able
to log your own property or that
of anyone else, without a revoc
able permit from some bureau
crat," he said.
Swigert said Southern Demo
crats, not the Republicans, defeat
ed a CVA In congress.
Clyde A, , Corman, Longvlew,
president 'of the -congress,1 credi
ted development of new and better
machinery for "immeasurably Im
proving" forest management and
practices.
"The tractor and the logging
truck set In motion an Industrial
revolution in our industry that is
still a vital force," Corman said.
Some 2.000 industry representa
tives are attending the conference.
"The mass of illiterate, Ignorant
peasants are concerned only that
they escape military service,
which theyr obviously have no
chance of doing If they are sent
back to North Korea. To suggest
that these prisoners choosing to
go to South Korea and so far. they
are in the majority have objec
tively surveyed and assessed the
merits and attractions of democra
cy and communism before making
a choice is to idealize what is in
tasteful, irrelevant and unnecces
sary." But there has been some soften
ing of editorial opinion and when
U.S. Ambassador George Allen re
turned from a fact-finding visit to
Korea the Indian Dress stave him
what embassy officials said was
most lair treatment."
Some observers said however.
Allen's firm statement that in his
opinion the United Nations would
not grant an extension of the
day explaining time for reluctant
POWs "may have jolted Nehru."
The Prime Minister had said
publicly that prisoners must have
a full 80 days of explanations with
an allowance for any delays.
borne political experts say also
Nehru is likely to differ strongly
with Allen's statement that 120
days after they took over custodv
of the prisoners the Indian neutral
force may pack up and return
nome.
These experts speculate that In.
dla may insist the armistice agree.
ment be so interpreted that prison
ers must be retained under neutral
custody until the political confer
ence is held no matter how long
mat may be delayed.
Indian officials are silent on the
question. It is certain, however,
if such a demand comes it will
be from Nehru. On Korean ques
tions, as on all International mat
ters, India's voice is the voice of
Nehru.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
THE STATE OF OREGON TOR
KLAMATH COUNTY
In the, Matter of th Entity ol fl.
brlel G. Rodrigupt, Deceased.
nouce u nereoy liven mat I nave
been appointed administratrix of the
estate of Gabriel G. Rodrlquez. c!
ceased. All perions having clalmi
against Bald astate are required to pre
sent them to me. u-llh nrniwr vnnphrr.
at the office of Harry D. Bolvin, First
reaerai Building, Klamatn rails, ore-
on, wumn six montns irom Novem-
ler A. 1DS1. which I lh ril nt fit-..
pubucaUon of this notice.
Alice N. Rodriguei,
Admlnlcferalriv
Nov. B. 13. 20. 27 No. 700
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Legal Notice
NOTICE or SEASONAL
DETERMINATIONS
No tip I htrthv viwi tij1 oatrh rtt
the emDlnVa!- lUtfnT helaur has Ufr
ditermined to be season! employer.
within the meaning ol Section 126.707
OC.L.A. Any interested party miy re
queit a heirlnir before the Commiuioi.
within ten dayi after ttie date o
last publication of this notice The "olt
sejiion" of each seasonal employer is
as stated below:
Crater Lake National Park Co
thrnush 8-29-54 and 8-26-34 through
12-31-54; Klamath Forest Protective
Ais'n.. 1-1-54 thru 4-17-54 & ll-21-5
thru 12-31-54; Walker Range Patrol
Ass'n.. 1-1-54 thru 5-1-54 & in-ai-5
thru 12-31-54: Weyerhaeuser 'limber Co.,
1-1-54 thru fl-l-iU A m.ril.U thru VI.
31-54; Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. iFire
Control). 1-1-54 thru 4-17-34 & 12-5-54
uiru AX-m-si,
OREGON UNEMPLOYMENT
COMPENSATION COMMISSION
Dated and first nuhlUhort thin 911 ri.iv
Of Octohr. lor.:!
Date of Inst publication uth day of
Oct. 26, 27, 28. 29, 30, 31; Nov. Ti
4. 5. 6. 7. B No. CBO
Guy Fawkes
Observance
Extra Riotous
LONDON WJ Thousands of cele
brating students battled do lice for
more than seven hours last night
in one or tne most riotous Guy
Fawkes Nights this staid British
capital has seen in many years,
More than 120 persons faced po
lice charges as an aftermath of the
wild outburst .in London's plush
West End, climaxed by a march of
10,000 university students and other
young follts on the Houses of Par
liament.
In Piccadilly Circus, heart of
London night life. 65 stalwart bob
bies stood shoulder to shoulder
against determined assaults on the
famous statue of Eros Greek god
of love which dominates the traf
fic circle. Climbing the statue is fc
favorite stunt of celebrating
Britons.
One group of revelers wheeled
up a wood-canvas mock fire engine
and tried to lay a ladder against
the statue. They were beaten off.
Several policemen were scorched
by firecrackers and roman can
dles. One small girl was badly
burned on the face.
The annual celebration in honor
of a 17th century Englishman who
tried to blow up the Houses of Par
liamentstarted off calmly with
millions of Britons dancing around
bonfires, burning effigies of "The
Guy' and drinking ale.
The rioting erupted, student
snokesnien claimed, after police
had refused them a permit lor a
big procession through London
streets and a bonfire. A police
spokesman denied such permission
had been withheld and said the
only restriction was an old one for
bidding processions or meetings
within a mile of Parliament while
the lawmakers are in session.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS
Notice to property owners whoxe
Orooerty has been found liable for ttu
cost of improving, easterly portion of
California Avenue from the north line
of Upham Street to the south line of
Delta Street, including sidewalk anu
sanitary sewer laterals, an in City o'
Klamath Falls. Oreeon: known as Im
provement Unit No. 122; that they have
twenty days from the firt uubllcatlon
of this notice In which to file application
io pay me assessments in ten cqua
annual Installments.
Whereas, the Common Council of the
uny oi Klamath rails. Oregon, by or
dinance dulv ndnnteri. Ortalior 'A 115:1
declared the proportionate assessment
on each lot, part of lot, block or par
cel of acreage property found to br.
benefited for the proportionate share of
inu cost oi improving, ine casieny por
tion of California Avenue from th
North line of Upham street to the
outh line oO Delta street. Including
smewaiK ana sanitary sewei' inicrais
all in the Cltv of Klamath Flla. Ore
gon, and all as more fully and in de
tail snown on ine mans tna siiec.u
cations of the City Engineer on file
with the Police Judge of said City in
the matter of said improvement, being
unruvcmcni unit no.
That the property so found benefited
and liable and assessed as aforesaid, it
the property that lies within the boun
daries of the following description, to
wit:
Beginning at the most southerly cor
ner of lot fl block 113 Buena Visit Ad
dition to the City of Klamath :alts, Ore
gon; thence northerly along the west
erly line of lots 6, 7, 8, 9, and
in of said block 113 to the northwest
comer of said lot 10; thence northerly
on a line 140 feet west and parallel to
the west line of California Ave. across
lol 11 block 113 and block 114 and
along the west line of lots 6. 7. 8.
, 10, 11 of block 113 to the south line
of Delta Street; thence edit on the
last said line to the northeast corner
of lot 1, block 89 of said addition
thenca southerly on the easterly line ol
loti 1. a. 3. 4. S and a of said block
88 and on the easterly line of lots
1. 2, 3, 4. 5, and A of block 90 of
said addition and on the easterly line ol
lots 1. 2. 3. 4. and 5 of block 93 of
Legal Notice
City of Klomath Falls, Oregon, by
ordinance duly adopted. October a.
iqw ri.flnr.rf th nrouortlonatc as-
bCKsment on each lot, part of lot, block.
tarcei oi acreage propenv iouhu iu
KMiefited for the oronortlonate share
of the cost of Improving. Earle Street
Irom the north-easterly line ai racuu
Terrace to the south-westerly line of
Lot 12, In Block 43 and Lot 8 In Bloo..
44. Hillside Addition to said Clt: ah
as more fully and In detail shown on
tne pians ana speciucauuni ui mc
City Engineer on file with the Polls
II said city in ine matter oi
Judai
taia improvement.
being Improvement
thin thti
boundaries of the following description
to-wit:
Beginning at the most northwesterly
corner of Lot 4, Block 47, HoUprings
Addition to the City or Kiamain rails
Oreeon: thence easterly alonK the north
erly line of Lot 4, and the center line
oi tne auey in hiock nuiiiuv nam
tion to the easterly line of Lot 11. Block
43, If extended; thence, southerly along
tne easterly line oi saia iot u, ana me
easterly line of Lot 9 to the center of
the alley in Block 44. Hillside Addition;
Thence, westerly along the center lint
of the alley, and on the southerly
line of Lot 3, Block 46. HoUprings Ad
dition to the easterly line ol Pacific
Terrace; thence northerly along the
easterly line of Pacific Terrace to the
made up as provided by tection 268 of
the Charter of said City, and below will
be found a list of the names Of the 1
owners whose property hai been so as
sessed as aforesaid and against which
liens have been docketed, as by said
ordinance provided, together with the
description of the property of each
owner and the total amount so assessed
against each specific property and the
owner and holder thereof.
Reference is hereby made to such
Hen docket for detail description of
each lot, part of lot, block or parcel
of acreage property so assessed.
Further notice Is hereby given the
respective owners of property so us
fessed and hereinafter listed. tha.
such assessment is now due and pay
able, and will be delinauent from and
after the expiration of twenty days
from the date of the first publication
of this notice, which said flrt publica
tion will be made the 2nd day of
November. 1953.
The owners of property, so assessed
as aforesaid must either pav in casti
or make and file with the Police Judge
or the said City on or before the 23rd
day of November. 1953, being twenty
days from the first publication of this
notice, their respective applications to
pav such assessments in ten equal in
stallments, providing they bava not pre
viously signed for same.
following is ine description or the
CLASSIFIED RAT IS I
On day pr word 60
Three dayi" per word 12o
Week Run , , per word 20c
Month run per word ttfc
MINIMUM
rhe minimum chargs for any on
ad Is 60c
DEADLINES
Classified ada accepted up to 5:3Q
p.m. (or following day's publication,
up to Noon Saturday for Monday,
classified display ads accepted up
to 12 noon tor following day's publi
cation, '
BOX NUMBERS
Answers to ads may be handled
through box numbers at tha paper
for a service charge of 25o
ADJUSTMENT
Please make all claims for adjust
ments without delay.
Corrections or cancellations re
ceived by 5:30 pn. will be made in
following day's publication, by 13
Noon Saturday for Monaay.
LOST, Shepherd dog, malt, one brown
rnonewMM.
LOST Schwinn boys' bicycle. Red body
and black fenders. Two headlights and
rear view mirrors. Reflector on both
fenders, brand new seat, rnone
LOST on Highway 97, aluminum hoop,
six feet In diameter, $15 reward. Phone
8402.
LOST mala rttridlih blonde Cocker. S
months old, fore-paws are white. "Wim-
newnra. i-none mv.
LOST SMALL GOLD Lady's Hamilton
wrist watch with black heavy cord
band Initialed C.M.E. downtown Klam
ath Falls iiov. 3. Reward. Phone 3203
or 653S.
LOST Mala hlaclc cocker ananiel. near
11 ractcing rimi on Aiiuiana
LOST." BOY'S nlaiiei. red Dlastlc rims
between MIUs School and 2212 Eber
lein. Reward. Phone 6280.
LOST BEAUTIFUL female Golden
Cocker 4 months old. Call collect 2366
Fort Klamath. Mrs, Joe McAuliffe. Re-
warq,
C FUNERAL HOMES
WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home, 82a
High Strcei. rnone .w-..
HUNTING on Hunt's property. West
side of Klamath Lake with permission
1 MEETING NOTICES
cPrATwn MEETING OP MANJiAN-
HA unapter no. n
n w a. will be held Fri
day, Nov. 5, at eight
oclocK in me i.w.w..
hall. Visitors welcome.
Helen McCornack W. M
Allan Betsch W. P.
PELICAN PTA rummage sale, Pelican
Theater Building, November 8th and.
Kegular meeting
of Disabled Amer
Iran Veterans and
Auxiliary will be
held Friday, Nov.
8. in the K. C
Hall at 8 p.m.
W. B. BINGHAM
AD J,
HAVE YOU tried everything? If your
child still wets the bed you haven't
tried NITE-DRI. Safe, simple, sure,
free Information. Write Nite-Dry Co.,
pox ooa. care oi n e r a ioa nonew".
STANLEY Home Products, "hone 6609
Special communication Klamath
iHpa Nn 77. AF&AM. Friday.
November 6th, 1953, at
7:30 p.m. Work in Mas
ter Mason degree. Vis
iting brethren Invited.
Herbert Haneune,
W.M.
Anonymous. Box SO
BC Pulpers Slate
Wage Hike Strike
VANCOUVER. B.C. Wt Pu?p
and paper workers in eight British
Columbia coastal mills have voted
to strike to support demands for
a wage increase, union oniciais
reported Wednesday.
Spokesmen of the AFL Interna
tional Brotherhood of Pulp, Sul
phite and Paper Mill Workers eh Id
the government-supervised vote,
ordered after workers rejected a
5-cent-an-hour increase, anects
some 4,000 employes in the indus
try. -
Employes of a ninth mill, the
Alaska Pine and Cellulose Ltd.,
plant at Port Alice, B.C., voted
to remain on the job.
A RARE BIRDIE
OMAHA tfl Credit Odell Han
son. Omaha newspaperman, with
one of the season's oddest "bird
ies." Hanson was standing in bis
back yard, seven-iron in hand, pre
paring to take a few practice
swings. Around the comer whizzed
a pair of low-flying robins. One
struck the club head and fell to
the ground. "I wasn't even swing
ing," said Hanson.
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed Ad
ministrator of the estate of W E. Hay
den, deceased, by order of the Circuit
Court of the County of Klamath, and
all persons having claims against
said estate are reaulred to present the
same to the Administrator, duly veri
fied. and with the proper vouchers at.
tached. at the office of his attorney.
I, Orth Stsemor. 731 M".n -Street.
Klamath Falls. Oregon, w thin ail
months from the date of first publi
cation of this notice.
Dale M. Harden'
L. Orth Slsemort
Attorney at Law
Oct. 30, Nov. 0, 13, 30 No. Ml
NOTICE TO CREDITORS I IN .THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR THE
STATE OF OREGON
In the matter of tha Estate of Ellen
Hannon, deceased.
NoUce Is hereby given that I have
been appointed Executrix of the estate
of Ellen Hannon deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are
reaulred to present them to me with
proper vouchers at 117 North ftth Street,
Klamath Falls. Oreron. within six
months frdm Nov. th which is the
date of the first publication of this no
tice. t Marttret BernadiM Hannon
Executrix
M. tVlt-ae-ST New T01
llna In tha nnlnt of hofllnnlne.
Thnt thi rinrlcKt nf citv Hens has beer
made up as provided by Section 2611 of
Tne v.narier oi sam hiiu uh"
hi fnnnri a Hut nf thn nnmcs of the OWn
ers whose property has ben so as
sessed m aforesaid and against which
liens have been docketed, afl by said
ordinance provided, together with the
description of the property ot each own
er and the total amount bo assessed
against each specific property and the
owner and holder thereof.
Reference is hereby made to such
len docket for detail description of eacn
lot, part of lot. block or narcel of
acreage property so assessed.
Further notice Is hereb Riven the re
apective owners of property so as
sessed and hereinafter listed, that such
assessment is now due and payable,
and will be dellnouent from and after
the expiration of twenty days from the
date of the first publication of this no
tice, which said first publication will
be made the 2nd day of November,
1S33.
The owners of property so assessed
a aforesaid must either pay in cash
or make and file with the Police Judge
of the said City on or before the 23rd
rinv nf NnvTT.hr 1AM. rmirtff twenty
days from the first publication of this
nouce, ineir respective
tn nav aiiph BaMmintll In len BQUal
installments, providing they have not
previously signed the same.
Following is tha description of the
property, name of owner, and amount
of lien; all property being situated ir
the City of Klamath Faht.. Oregon, to
wn: in uuena visia ftaaiuon:
Block 89. Lot 1. City of Klamath
Falls, S75R.6B. m ,
Block 89, Lot 2, City of Klamath
Falls, $689.43. ,
Block 89. Lot 3. leu Sly S ft.. City of
Klamath Falls, SS93.8T. , .
Biocit 88, L.OI ana oiy j ii. ja .1.
Robert F. & Mary C. Finton. S490 11.
Block 89. Lot 6, George and Floy
Miller. 1594.96. ,
Block 89. Lot 8. Robert H. and Laura
Thurber, S54.83. . m .
BIOCK 80. L.OI 1, iariey nuu
Amacker, $554.85. , , , ,
Block B0. Lot 2, tan u. w rau-ici
Ann Kelly. SS83.M.
Block 90. Lot 4. Albert Johnson,
5B5.24.- . . . ., ....
BIOCK uo, uoi v iiiy -n nui .
Carl T. Jones. $693.57.
Block 80, Lot S, tc Sly W of Lot I
Lorn & Ann L. Daleour. S78S.03.
Block 93, Lot I & pt. of Lot 2. Harry
H. Irene Wagner. $782.71
Block 93. Pt. of Lots 2 & E. Velma
Clark, $569.88.
BIOCK !, a. ,hj n.i 11. 01 -.
Wexlev C. & Natella M. Guderlan.
$28.1.08.
UIOCK W.I, IvOl at o-iniimi"
Falls, Contract W. C. Guderian $772.9i.
Block 93, Lot 5. Wesley C Guderian.
$554.85.
Block 113. Wly 40 ft. of Lots and 1.
Alex tic Doris E. Thompson, $93.06.
Block 113, Ely 100 ft. of Lot ,
A. W. & Beatrice D. Jolly, M21.S0.
Block 113. Ely 100 ft. of Lot T,
Myrtle A. Parrett. $267.93.
Block 113. Lot 8, A.W. It Beatrice
D. Jolly, $311.15.
Block 113, Lot 9,. Bogue C. Dale,
$3:i6.29. .
Block 113, Lot 10. Robert K, Ac Paul
ine C. Elliott, $335.75. M
Block 113, Lot 11 less Ely 97 ft.
Thomas B. At Irene Young, $61.02.
Block 113, Ely 97 ft. of Lot 11. Al
bert At Lorraine Bonnotto. $300.03.
Block 114, Lot 2. James W At Edna
B. Young 'less credit s.w.not 5373.3P
Block 114. Lot 3, Ramus Ac Mary
Westvold. 8.11 J. 1ft. t
Block 114, Lot 4. Dorothy V Schroe-
der. $311.15. . , ,
Block 114, Lot B. Francis O. 8c Lola
E. Rernold. $311.13.
Block 114. Lot 8. Violet Pleset
311 !.
Block 114. Lot 7. Robert W. tt Jean
waicomD. SJ7J.;tO.
Block 115, Wly 40 ft. of Lots 6 At 7,
Charles F. At Ruth E. Snyir. $93.08.
Block 115, Ely 100 ft of Lot 6. Sam
Block 115. Ely 100 ft. of Lot 7, Noel
It. At Lela A. Caillouette. $267.93.
Block 115, Lot 8, Ernes R At Irene
Sutherland. $311.15. .
Block 115, Lot 9, James A. Leah
tt Tolfncrt Sill H
Block 115, Lot 10, Fred W. and lielei
H. Meyer. $311.15.
Block 113, Lot 11, A M. At Isabetl
Bradford. $337.22.
Total Aaaamnll. SI 3 S35.78.
Thla notice Is published by authority
of the Common Council pursuant to
Section 269 of the Charter of the Cit
of Klamath falla. Oraann.
Dated at Klamath Fal!. Oregon, this
zna day or November, 1933.
Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge of the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon
Nov. 2, 3. 4. 3, 6, No. 694
thn City of Klamath Falls, Oiegon, to
Block 43, Lot 9, Paul' M. Ac Either
M. Deller. (175.47.
Block 43. Lot 10, Ernest L. At Lila L.
Bishop. S675.47.
Block 43, Lot 11. Clara Baker $673.47
Block 44. Lot 9, Vance F. At Hub'
S. Hawlev. $618.27.
Block 44. Lot 10. Walter E. At Al-
zenn M, Wlesendanger. 3675.4a.
Block 44. Lot 11. Walter E At Al
wna M. Wlesendanger, $707.47.
in not br- .ngs Aaamon:
Block 46, Lot 1, Warren C. Hunt
$1123.03.
Block 46. NW 33 ft. Lot i. W arret)
C. Hunt, 5464.39.
Block 46. SE 15 ft. Lot 2. Jerry At
Lorena L. Short. $126.65.
Block 46, Lot 3, Jerry As Lorena L.
Short, $337,72.
Block 47. Lot 4. Imi SE 2S ft. Ralnh
R, Ac Farrell Macartney. $140.71.
Block 47. SE 25 ft. Lot 4, George A.
At May L. Myers, $197.00.
Block 47. Lot 5, George A. Ac May
L. Myers, $591.03.
Block 47, Lot 6, G.H. St Eleanor B.
Hancock. $1,153.93.
Total BUPMmi-nti. S7 HR2 CM
This notice is nuhlUheii hv iHhnritv
of the Common Council pursuant to
oet iion juw oi ine inarier oi ine "-iiy
of Klamath Falls. Oreeon.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon this
Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge of City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Nov 2, 3, 4, S, 6, No. 695.
2 LOS1 AND FOUND
LOST Goose decoy's Tuesday morn
ing, trom Diina oy aiiecp
State Line. Reward. Phone 5002. 3917
r reiaa.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS
Notice to property owners whose
property has been found liable for the
coat of Improving, Earle Street from
the northeasterly line of Pacific Ter
race to the southwesterly line of lot
12. in block 43 and lot 8 In block 44
Hillside Addition to city of Klamatn
Falls, Oregon, known as Improvement
Unit No. 120: that they have twenty
days from the first publication of this
notice in vhirh In ftla annl (ration to pay
the assessmenti in ten equal install-
Wher eas, the Cmmbob Council ef the ' Ko
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS
NnticA trt nrooertv owners - whose
property has been found liaole for the
cost of imorovinu. Portland' Street from
the southwesterly Jine ox tne alley at
ine rear oi ioi o, diock w, ana 101 i
block 411. Hot Kni-Inn-a Addition. U
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, to the
southeasterly line of Newcastle street.
n saia iaiy; Known as improvement
Unit No. 119: that they have twenty
days from the first publication of thii
notice in which to file aoDlication to
pay ine assessments in ien equal an
nual installments.
wnereas, tr-e common uouncu or ine
Cltv of Klamath Falls. Ureaon. bv or
dinance duly adopted October 12, 1953,
declared the proportionate assessment i
on each lot, part of lot, block, or par
cel of acreage property iound to bene
fited for the nronortionate shire of the
cot of improving. Portland Street from
ine 30uuiwe5ieriy line oi ine aiiey at
the rear of Lot 6. Block 49 Mid Lot 1
Block 48, Hot Springs Addition, to
City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, to the
Southeasterly line of Newcastle Street,
in said City; all as more fully and In
detail shown on the plans and speci
fications of the City Engineer on file
with the (Police Judge of said City in
the matter of said improvement, be
ing Improvement Unit No. 119.
That the property so found benefltec
and liable and assessed as aforesaid, la
the property that lies within the boun
daries of the following description, to-
wit:
Beginning at the northwesterly corner
of lot 4, block 49 Hot Springs Addition
thence easterly along the northerly i
line nt lot 4. hloclt 49. Hot Snrlnfla Addi
tion and lot 7, block 41, Hlliade Addi
tion to the northeast corner ot lot 7
block 41; thence, southeasterly along
tne westerly line oi Newcastle btreet to
the southeasterly corner tf lot 8,
block 42, Hillside Addition thence, south
westerly along the southerly line of lots
a, v, iv, it, jz, diock u riiiisiae jinui
tlon. to the nouthwest corner of lot 12:
thence, southwesterly to a point 20
feet southeasterly from the northeast
corner oz ioi . diock noi springs
Addition; thence westerly and par
allel with the northerly line of afore
mentioned lot to a noint- In the westerly
line of said lot 4: thence, northwesterly
along the easterly line ot fjuuic '.ter
race to the point of beginning.
inai ine aocKci oi cuy iicn n
been made un aa orovlded bv section
268 of the Charter of said City, and
below win be found a list or ine names
o! the owners whose property has been
sn flu Fitted a aforeiatd and aealnat
which Hens have been docketed, aa by
said ordinance provided, toeether with
the description of the property of each
owner and the total amount so nssesied
atralnst each specific property and the
owner and holder thereof.
Reference Is hereby made to such
Hen docket for detailed description, of
encn ioi, pari oi tot, diock ot parcel
of acreage property so assessed.
Further notice is hereby given the
respective owners of property so as
sensed and hereinafter listed, that such
assessment is now due and payable,
an.1 will be delinquent from and after
the expiration of twenty days from the
date of the first publication uf this no
tice, which said first oubllcatlon will b
made the 2nd day of November, 1953.
ine owners oi property so aucueu
lorcHaia muii eiiner pav in tan
or make and file with the Police Judee
of the said City on or before the 2.'ird
nay oi novemoer oeing iwemy
davs from lha firat ou hi (ration at th.li
notice, their renctiva annllcatlons to
pa such assessments in ten equal in
stallments, proviamg iney nave not
previously signed for same.
Following is tha description of the
property, name of owner, and amount
of lien: all property being situated In
the City of Klamath rails, Oregon, to
wn:
In Hillside Addition:
a
at
Block 42. Lot 8. Robert T.. Ac Martha
h. veaicn, vsi.ii.
Block 42, Lot 9. Robert E. Ac Martha
M Voatrh tft.17 72
Block 42. Lot 10, Harry ft Lillian
Mnlatnra. S81T14.
Block 42. Lot 11, Harry Lillian
Molalore. $648.00.
biock 42. uoi 12. w. rrea ec eieanor
Hoagland. $641100.
In 1 lot Springs Addltinn:
Block 48. Lot 1 and SE IB ft. Lot 1
Anna M. Rogers, $R6.i:t
Blnck 48, Lot 3 and NW 40 ft. Lot 1
L. W. Ac M. D. Sou Hup, $110.73.
Block 4R. Lot 4, ILR. At Florence
Perrin. $24.61. .
Block 49, Lot 4, Richard H. As Bar
bara Jean Gallagher, Ml. 52.
Block 4t, Lot 3, John L. At Corrine
T. Fowler, $61.52. . . ,
Block 49, Lot B, John L. At Corrine
T. Fowler. $61 32.
Total Asaeatmenli, 87,037 00.
This notice is published by authority
of the Common Council pursuant to
Section 209 of the Charter of the City
ol Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Dated at Klamath Fal. Oregon thla
2nd day of November. J ft VI.
Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge, of Citr (
Klamath Falls, uregun.
T1- .rnnariv niVIUTt WhOEC
property has been found haole " w he
cost of improving, the alley in block
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon; knpwn
as Improvement Unit No. Ml: that
they have twenty days from the first
publication of this notice in which to
"'c. " .;i TCat.ifn ents.
Whereas, the Common Council of the
Cltv oi niamatn ' U1
ordinance auiy auupicu, uuu
nai Ik. nrnnnH iiinate
..m.nl nn .nrh Int. oart Of lot. lilOCk
or parcel of acreage propen ipuna
be benefited for the proportionate share
a th. r-nd nt imnrnvlnB. tne Alley in
Block Three oi moi pnng nuumuu.
all as more fully and in detail shown
on the plans and soeclflcations of the
i-M... v.tUM nn fll with tha Police
Judge ol said City in the matter of
sain improvement, Beina "n
tint Ttln 111
That the property so found benefited
m iisViia nnri aiiHinri aa nforeiHid.
is the orooerty that Ilea within the
boundaries of the following description
Becinning at the northeast .corner of
lot 13 Block 3 not springs Aaamon to
ih ritv nf Klamath Falls. Oregon:
thence," northwesterly on the southwest
erly line of Pine Street to the most
nbrtherly corner of lot 1 of staid block
3; thence, southwesterly along Pine
street 297.5 feet more or less to a point
nn tha anutharlv Un nf Pint street:
thence southeasterly at right ingles to
Pino Qi-hI 5dfl fart tn the northwest-
.fit. nf Msln Ktrmrf' ihmitc. north-
easterly along said Main Street to the
point oi oeginning.
That the docket of city liens has been
made up as provided by section 268 of
me unaner oi aaia -y, "u
will be found a list of the names of the
owners wnose property naa uccn aw as
sessed as aforesaid and against whic
Hens have been docketed, as by said
ordinance provided, together with the
description of the property of each
owner and the total amount so as
avfH asainst each BDecific urooerty
and the owner and holder thereof.
Reference is hereby made to such Hen
docket for detail description of each
lot, part of lot, block or parcel of ac
reage property so assessea.
Further notice Is hereby given the
r.inorilu nwnnri nf nronertv so as
sessed and hereinafter listed. Inat such
assessment is now due and payable.
LOST AND FOUND
LADY 48, recently-widowed, excellent'
iuuh, rencn anu restaurant experience.
Would consider work In refined mother
leu home. Call 0138.
CHILD care. Phone 2-1543.
Road,
4 GENERAL NOTICES
McDonald Ork. Call 8111 or 2-0200.
6 PERSONALS
KLAMATH DETECTIVE AGENCY
Private investigations, confidential in
terviews. Male owner, P.O. box 824
Klamath Falls.
HARRIET McCollum representing Min
nesota Woolen Company. Phone 4016.
cosmetics phone
0 SERVICES
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST SANITARY METHODS
also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, Etc.
Ed F. King
2434 ORCHARD Ph. 9841
8 SITUATIONS WANTED
WILL DO PLAIN and fancy Ironing'
bakln g In my home. Phone 2-3359.
YOUNG WOMAN wishes steady eri
ployment. typing, cashiering, receptlon-
preier jjoc tor's uiflce, references.
HOUSEWORK, IRONINO By exper
ienced lady. References. Phone 7347,
CHILD CARE. Phone 6020.
BABY SITTING
OT1 Camous. Write
a, B-14. Apt 8, Oretech.
or m.ht onlha
ox MJ or see me
CHILD CARE, my home. Phone 2-3628.
22 ROOMS FOR RENT
PLEASANT ROOM in private horns"
Breakfast it desired. Phone 3988, 2408
Hope.
STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms. Qulei
clean. Close in. Phone 2-0214.
ROOMS 1034 High.
ROOM In nice home with kitchen priv-
it e lies. Hot Wll heat. Talanhnn 9.1a? I
or 4880.
HEATED ROOMS. 322 2Paclftc Terrace.
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
THREE ROOM furnished apartment,
gas equipped, you furnish gas. Working
FOR RENT two bedroom duplex, fur
ni shed. 729 North 11th, ' no children
THREE ROOM furnished apt. 1B16 Lex-
furnished
ONE five room apartment. Furnished.
Water, lights and heat paid. Leas
Call 1620 Derby.
FURNISHED one bedroom,
aouns. rnone mq
fireplace,
THREE ROOM furnished apartment.
Vlinn. ana a v
BRIGHT, clean two room apartment
with bath. tiQ a month. 224 ifroad.
'OUR ROOM furnished apartment. Two
bedrooms, private bath. $35. Conven
ient to railroads on East Main. Baby
accepted. Inquire 2119 Applegatt days
furnished large three room apart
ment. Child accepted. 2015 Oregon Ave.
UNFURNISHED, 842.30. Mo pets or
children. Phone 8349.
BASEMENT apartment, wood range,'
oil heat, close in on hill. Phone 6798.
ou waaninaion.
VACANCY, two room apartment, fur-
FOR RENT one room bachelor apart-
pam. on Pine,
STOVE & FURNACE
Cleaning and Repairing
GUARANTEED
Call DUANE
5149 (PEYTON & CO.)
or 4407 Evenings
26 HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT, one bedroom furnished
modern . house. $40. 2228 Belhn. Call
FOR RENT In KlamRth Falla' " iwn
rooms and bath partially furnished.
mummy, y.mu jwernil xv 10,
FOR RENT modern two room cot
tage, Electric heat. Inquire 1759 Wash-
FIVE ROOM house, stoves furnished.'
MOVING? . . .
Call 7425
Local-Long Distance
Piano and appliance moving
- specialty
Transfer and Storage
Agents Beklns Moving & Storage
Peoples Warehouse
Warren Bennet Manager
"Since 1618"
FOR RENT, amall one bedroom cabin,
untarnished. 4344 Avaloit. Phone 7S48
wiwwn o ana o p.m.
roR RENT, four room house, close in.'
couple only, no pets. Phone 7S0I.
HOME ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
EXPERTLY SERVICED
AND REPAIRED
Prompt, Efficient Service
EAST SIDE APPLIANCES
7th at Klamath . Ph. 8888
uriiT. nisuiMn and seneral clean
ina.Latest methods. A-l references.
rnone oj.
home. Phone 5334.
FOR RENT, three room furnished cot
new, aj ween, uau ma?
THREE BEDROOM house,
North 6eth, close in. Phone
furnished.
COZY HOME for couple, automatic
neat, uuiiiy room, partly furnished,
close In, hot and cold? water furnished.
rnon a hbo.
FOUR . ROOM, modern" unfurnished1
nuune, no cniioren. aia I pel nn .
CABINS for rent. 4806 South 6ih.
FOR rent, two bedroom home. Phone
2-0931.
WILL LEASE for one year, second
year option, very comfortable one bed
room homo, furnished, Including alee
trie heat. Two blocks from Mills School,
nuiiiciamo Muaneaaion. wail mi aiJl uatT.
ONE bedroom house, furnished. Shown
ay appointment only, inquire 1090 Call-
and will be delinquent from fend after
tne expiration or iweniy aaytv irom. ins
date of the first publcatlon o this no
tice, which said first publication will
be made on the 2nd day of November.
The owners of property so assessed
as aforesaid must cither nay in cash
or make and file with the Police Judge
ot the saia uity on or oeiore me
-XrA rinv nf Nnvnmhir. 10.1:1. rutin tf twen-
tv davs from the first DUbllcatlon of
thla notice, their respective applications
to pay sucn assessmenu in icn equni
Installments, provldlni they have not
previously signed tor same.
Following is the description of the
property, name of owner, and amount
of lien; all property being situated In
the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, to
wlt: IN HOT SPRINGS ADDITION
Block 3. Bedim ine at a ot on Nwly
line of Main St.. 120 ft. from Nely line
of No. 11th Et.; thence Nely along
Main St. 100 ft.: thence Nwiy at riint
angles to Main St. 112 tt. to Sely line
oi an
linn-
St.. 100 ft.: thence Sely at rlttht angle-
to Main St. 112 ft. to Pt. of beginning.
G. L. Collier, T. B. Walters, M. S, West,
1914.77.
Btock X Beginning at a pt en Kwlj
line of Main St. 220 ft. Nely from Nely
line of No. 11th St..: thence Nely on
said line as ft.: thence Nwly at
right angles to Main St, 112 tt. to Nely
line of alley tn Block 3 of Hat Springs
Addition; thence Swly and parallel with
Main St. 23 ft., thence Sely at right
angles to Main St. 112 ft. to pt, of
Beginning, h. h. rernn, vidn.ai.
. Nely irom Nely
CARPENTERING, Interior decqratjng.
plastic tiling. Insulation. No JOD to
small, estimates, rnone
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN Rail
roads need telegraph operators and
will pay two thirds training costs. Don't
be fooled. Get the facts. No salesmen.
Write for particulars. Telepex Co., 415
it., jvioQCsm, orm...
n.
Block 3, Beginning at pt. on Nwly
line oi main ai. ao u. neiy irom neiy
line of No. 11th. St,; thence Nely on said
line AO ft.; thence Nwly at right angler
to Main St. 112 ft. to Sely line of al
ley in block 3, of Hot Springs Addition,
thence Swly parallel to Mnln St. SO
ft.; thence Sely at right angles to. Main
St. 112 ft. to pt. at beginning K. &
Frelda G. Sugarman iSugarman Es
tate) 1457.13.
Block 3, Lois fl. 7. It 9. Percy M
Murray & Glenn Kent Ella's. 4f4.28.
Block 3. Lots 10 and 11, Mrs. Charles
Enderson. S457.14.
Block 3. Lot 12. Mrs. J. I. Beard and
Myron E. Eltzaheth Shannon. J178.28
Block 3, SE 50 ft. of Lot 1. Maudie
Larsen. ma m.
Block 3. NE 62 ft. of lot 1 H. L
Wtchersham, and Amelia J. Wicher-
aham 1fl NT
Block 3. Lot 2, H. L. Wchersbtm
and Amelia J. Wichersham, Stll.42.
Block 3. Lot 3. Gearld, Velda A.
unon, ssii.sz.
Block 3. Lot 4, Gearld, Velda A. Ol
son, $411.42.
Block 3, Lot 8. Edna M. Voxall.
est i ai
Biock 3. Beginning at pt. on Sely
line at Pine St; 170 II. Nely from Nely
line of No. tun. St.; inence ei
112 ft. at rltfht an ale to Pine St.. to
the Nwly line of alley In Block 3 of
Hot Springs Addition; thence Nely K
it parallel to fine si.; inence n
i ft. Nwlv at r a-ht an sirs to Pine at,
in eiy line oi rint ai.; inence owij
SO ft nn aald Plna St. tn nt. of be
ginning. Harold A. Thompson, Jennie
St. Thompson, 07 14.
Block :i, Beginning at l pt. on Sely
tine of Pine St. 120 ft, Nely from tne
Nely line of No. 11th. St.; thence Selv
111 ft. at rltfht analai In Pine St.. to
Nwly line of alley in block 3 of Hot
Springs Addition; thence Nely B0 ft.
and parallel with Pine St.; thenca Nwly
at right angles to Pine St; U2 ft. to
Sely line of Pine St.; thence Swly on
Pine St. so ft. to pt. oi Degioninf.
Myra V. Slough. 1497.14.
Tr ial Aueumenti 14 771 M.
This notice Is published by authority
T ine common .ounni njnuini to
Section 26H of the Charter of the City
af Klamath Falls. Or fun.
Dated at Klsmsth Fails, Oregon, this
2nd day or November. IBM.
Frank A. Blarkmer
Police Judge of the City of
Klamath falls, Oregin
November a, i, 4, I. , No. Ml
LET ME dress your dolls. Phone 7103.
ELECTRICAL work done. No lob too
small. Phona 2-1010 beiore if sum.
MIMEOGRAPHING and m-iltng lists
at reasonable prices. Klamath Business
College. 733 Pine. Phone 4670.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Lai! Ing
Phone 3339.
MOWING and raking. Phone H144.
MATERNITY CLOTHES
MADE IU UKUW
Phnnft 1.3310
WILL If'ICK your ducka and geese. 360
Flint, fnone a-auot.
anu picked, cleaned and frozen Shipped
anywhere In U.S. Klamath Game Serv
ice. lyiamaiii ayb,
PLOWING DISCING and Harrowing.
H. F Jarrard. phone 5352,
CURTAINS laundered and li etched.
ALTERATIONS GUARANTEED Out
tide work gladly accepted, Anita s
phone 6333
12 HEALTH
WYANT Nursing home. State licensed
Will care for partial paralitica, "mi
bed and ambulatory patients. Phons
a-aim. Meaiorq. ure.
1 3 EDUCATION AL
BOOKKEEPING office machine, typ-
Ing, shorthand, bpeeawniinB. smureu
.ubl ecu. Klamath Business Jitllege. 73J
pine, rnone
FOR RENT unfurnished three bedroom!
duplex. Electric heat, . Mills Addition,
two blocks irom echool. Phono 6508 af-
rr p.m.
FURNISHED bachelor cabin. i1ffiiT
823. 114 Martin St
FOR RENT, two room modern fur-
nl.thed haUU. rpllnmhla Annlw ann tut
Whitney.
RNISHFD HOUSE. Wocui, phone
12ft. nte. 3, Box 1078.
FURNISHED two bedroom house, call
waanourn. t-none a-aara.
28 REAL ESTATE WANTED
"PAT" HOWES - REALTOR
YES . . .
Your property can be told; Wheth
er It Is new or old, your Rent
Estnte Is given serious, thoughtful
attention and Bales promotion. We
can handle all details from the
time wo list the property to final
settlement. ' :
PLACE YOUR
REAL ESTATE
IN THE HANDS OF
"PAT" HOWES - REALTOR
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
WANTED, lady to car. for two childrtn
In my pr your home. Phona 38S9.
WOMAN penslonar to live in and care
itntrsRKEEPER to care for two chll-
dren, and do llcht housework. Phone
WANTED woman who likes
do light housework. Live In
2-317B mornings.
16 HELP WANTED, MALE
WANTED Alert man of good hahtts
desiring to get ahead In life, by plumb
ing and heating sales and service, es
tablished business. Write Box 8D3, care
of Herald and News.
17 HELP WANTED
SALESMEN WANTED
If you are out ot work or dissat
isfied with your present Job, be
cause of limited Income and future
opportunities, then you owe It to
yourself to Investigate this ad. Due
to our tremendous growth and ex
pansion program we are offering
opportunities for men and women
with imagination ana amouion.
Men with family obligations deslr
Ing a career and financial security
Investigation of this ad may prove
the ODDortunlty and financial secur
Ity you and your wife have been
dreamlna about. We aren't offering
you the moon with big promises and
this Is not Just a Job. but we are
offering you a well paying career
If you quality and will take a short
ImininaT course at our expense. We
have offices throughout Oregon but
are Interviewing at 318 Drew
Building from 1 to 8, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Evening. Ask
for Mr. Taylor.
APARTMENT manager, for unit
apertment house, Man and wife pre.
ferred. Write ouallflcatlona to Box 604
Hwilrf and News.
fl SITUATIONS WANTID
7th & Pine
Phone 9-3M5
SI MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Demonstrator! and Used
Sewing Machines
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.
133 So. 8th - Phone I1SS
Evening Phone 3-0167
IS AUTOMOTIVE
CLARK
MOTOR CO.
KAISER FRAZER HENRY J
SALES 4c SERVICE
Contrary to many report wa
are NOT quitting business,
but have consolidated our op
eratlons In our Service Depart
ment where we feel that we
can serve you better.
Our 1954 Kaisers and Henry
J'a will not be out until Febru
ary and will still have a limited
supply of 1963 Kaisers avail
able. ,
Remember BETTER USED
CARS at CLARK MOTOR CO.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
1947 KAISER 4-DR. SEDAN
wnteBT washTno vui uonins
Ph(.n MS4.
Cliit.b CARE In my horn. days. Call
wait
CHILD CARE In my home. Also Iron
ing, riwna a-ltM.
Youra
for only
SEE THEM
LOCATION ,
Wes Clark
$275
AT OUR NEW
. , 631 WILLOW
Phona S3 10
i