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NOTICE OF MEETING OT
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
lVnfif i hrthv flvcn that the board
of directors of the Keno Irrigation Dis-,
trict of Klamath County, Oregon, will,
commencing Tuesday, the 4th day of
May. 1054, sit as a board of equali
zation for the purpose of reviewing and
correcting the proposed assessment roll
of said district for the year commencing
July 1, 1954, and ending June 30, 1933,
at the office of said dutrict, 205 Stew
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Oregon.
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Secretary
April 16 and 23, 1934, No. 880
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of. Oreron for
Klamath County.
Elizabeth C. Babcook. Plaintiff,
1 vs.
Oulnton iMickevt Babcook: Defendant.
To Quinton i Mickey- Babcook, defen-
aans, tn ute nam oi tne tne state or
Oregon.
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and answer the complaint filed against
you in tne aoove enimea suti on or
before May 8th, 1934, that being the
expiration of four weeks publication of
this summon prescribed by the order
for the publication thereof, and If you
fall so to answer, the plaintiff will ap.
ply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint, towit: for decree of
divorce from you; that plaintiff have
the care, support and custody of the
minor child, Dorothy Babcook. subject
to the right of visit by the defendant
at all reasonable time and places;
that you be ordered to pay the sum
of $33.00 per month Into Court 1w the
care, support and maintenance of said
minor child; and that plaintiff have
such other and further relief as to eq
uity may appertain.
This publication Is made by order of
the Hon. David R. Vandenbere. Judie
of. the above named court, duly made
on April 7th. 1954.
Tne aat or first publication of This
summons is April 9. 1934.
a., v.. xaaen, Attorney ior nainwr.
Post Office Address: 409 Main Street,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
April 9, 16, 23, 30 No. 881
KLAMATH IRRIGATION DISTRICT
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Directors of Klamath Irrigation Dis
trict, acting as a Board of Equalization
will meet at the office of said District,
on the third floor of the Court House.
In the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
on Tuesday, May 4th, 1934, at 10 a.m.,
ior ine purpose oi reviewing ana cor
recting Us anseuments and apportion
mcnt of taxes.
John L. Stewart Jr.,
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Irrigation District
No. 883 April 16-23
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AUGUSTA, Ge. W) President
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port from Secretary of State Dulles
here Monday on United States ef
forts to forge a Paclfc - defen-e
alliance to stem the spread of
communism. . . -:
The President's vacation head
quarters announced late yesterday
that Dulles, just sack irom loMdii
and Paris conferences on Indo
china and Southeast Asia, will lly
from Washington to meet Eisen
hower. The announcement came a few
hours after Dulles had returned to
the United States after winning
British and French agreement to
work toward a Pacific pact.
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addition to reporting oa the Lon
don-Parts negotiations will "ob-
Timber Sold
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Creek watershed was sold to Ray
onier Inc. Wednesday for $311!,
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as the Grays Harbor community-
type sustained-yield working cir
cle, was offered at a public auc
tion. '
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oral notice of protest of the sale.
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forest ranger lrom Quinault, that
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logging railroad into s. common
carrier.
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000 board- feet of timber. How
ever, the total stand in the area
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ting, are scheduled in 1956 and
1958.
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000 board feet of cedar. $29 for
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other species. -
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its totaling 80 cents a thousand. . .
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Uin the President's- guidance on
the upcoming NATO conference
and the Geneva conference."
He will spend two or three hours
with .Eisenhower at the Little
wntte House at the Augusta Na
tional Golf Club, then return to
Washington. He will fly Tuesday
night to Paris for a. meeting of
North Atlantic Treaty nations, then
go on to Geneva, Switzerland, for
a Big Four foreign ministers con
ference starting April 26.
Representatives of communist
China will sit in at the Geneva
sessions, but not as participants,
together with u. S- Brltlsn,
French and Russian officials. ,
Dulles said on his return to this
country yesterday that he was well
satisfied with the outcome of bis
London and Paris talks aimed at
creation of a 10-nation Pacific al
liance similar to the North Atlantic
collective security agreement. .
He termed the situation in Indo
china' and .the rest of Southeast
Asia disastrous, and added that the
disaster would bo compounded"
If Indochina were lost eventually
to the Reds. '
yesterday Eisenhower dis
patched a message praising the
kingdom of Laos In Indochina fur
its "inspiring defense against for
eign asgresslon."
The presidential message was on
the occasion of Laos King Slsavang
Vong's 60th- anniversary as mon
arch. Eisenhower congratulated
the King: and added:
I wish at the same time to
express my hope that the people
of Laos will continue for many
years to benefit from your wise
nnd' courageous leadership which
has been so vital a factor in the
Inspiring defence of your kingdom
against foreign- aggression."
The President and Mrs. Eisen
hower were joined at his Easter
Holiday headquarters last night by
their son John, an Army major
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