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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, Al'ltll, '24, 1954 IIKRALD AND NKW8. KliAMATH VkUA. OHKGON PAGE FIVB BASIN la rorlUnd Hospital Mil. Union Hull, 4:U Gunner, linn been iindnr observation al lha Volarunn Mminrliil lluniltul III Portland lr tile Iniil 10 daye intitule la tindoi Holng major sumury. Oeidi mid messaiies cm rrncli lirr III care o( Ward 6-A, at (lie hospital. Knllals-Orraltt U. Wollrsin, III. mill ol Mr. mid Mr. W. A. Wol fram n( Morrill, lm enlisted mid wmi awnin lulu (lie U.S. Air Force 111 I'oitlnnd yonterdiiy mid linn .clt fur basic liiiliilnic al Lsiklsnd All' Korr Unso, Trxna, uccnrdliw lo Hill, Donald Adams, local redlining- olllcor, Kvmlltr; Iri'lrl of Ponce M mnrlnl Presbyterian Church will mod Mondny rvrnlnv al 7:30 P ill. Ilratllt) Clrclo nict'ts nt the home of Mm. Ira BmiUi, 'J6C6 Dlsbeo: r"orsylhe Willi Mm. James Biol, 3103 Bummers I, kmc; Manor with Mm. Wllllnm Kuril, BA31 Walton Orlve. Legal Notice NOTIC to ruruiTDKii Nllre It hereby slveti, thai lit tin detalgliett Clarenre W. llaser, hat been aiHilnlel eaerulitr of Ilia ealele or Hoe K l.leliln alan k nitwit at Hnaa llaer l.leblna by lit L'lrrmt Court of lha Ktal of Orean for Klaittatlt Conn. Iv ami hat qtialifiatt All neraona hev luff rlelma agalnal teld aalala ar re qolrad to pteaent tha aanta, duly vert flad a required by law, to tha under, aimed aaactitor at llta ntflr of A W. svheupp. 30d Wllllla Uldf . Klamath 1'allt, Oregon, vtlthln it monlbt fiom lha daia of tha tlral publication nf thlt nouca which data la April 10. 1U. Ctaranr W. llagar r.terulor nf tha aatala nt Huaa K. Uablnl, Defeated nvtiaiipti 4, Piiea-alt Allnrnal for eaeculnr April 111. It. X, Mar I No. SSS NOTICK"fo t'Kr.tllTOMa IN Tlllt CIRCUIT COUNT Of Til HTATIt OK OhrciON run KI.AMATlt county In tha Mallar of Ilia Kelal of Nallla t. SlrUe. Defeated Tha undartlfnad hat liaan ipnolntad by aald rourl edmltilttratrlx of aald etlete. Notice la harahy given to lle rradltora of dat-artant to piaaant lhair rlalma, duly varlflad aa by law re uulred. within al monlha aflar tha flrtl publlratlon of thlt millca. 10 tha mideralgited at lha taw offlr of A. C. Yadan. exa Main eiraal, Klamath falU Oregon. traiad and flrat pubttehetf thtl 17 day f April. l.urille N Orlllllh, Admin latratrlx April IT, 34. May I. I No. S NrrTK'tf'Or ADKINI1THATHIX BAl.t Nollra It harahy given that by vlr lua of an ordar of aala duly mada on April Iftlh. 19.14 by tha Judge of tha I la cull (our! or in .late or uregon fnr Klamaih County and anlarad by It a rlera, of aald Court on aald data wharalit. t. Arvilla M Johnion, lha itmlnlalratrla nf lha Ktlate of Clar. enre T. Jannlton. llaceaeeu. wat aulh' or Had. Itrented and amoowarad tc aall at public auction or private aala It, lha mannar provided by law. for aath. tha following, date, load raalty. lA.wlt: Ul elgltlr-aighl tai or leauae. Klamaih County, Dragon. I will on or after lha 17th day of May, I9M. al awl Harry Avanua. Klamaih rallt. Oregon, aat at prlvala aala. for rath talc, daacrlhad really. Dated and flitt publlehed thla I7lh day of April IBM Arvilla M Johnajn. Arimutltlralm April 17. J4. May I, No. M ttofick to-ctteoiTomi IN nil! niiciNT cdi ht or Tll STATIC Or OllttiON !) KI.AMATlt COUNTY NOTICIC la alvan harahv that tlnda'- a'gnad hat barn appnlntad by tha tall rnuri. auniinuirainr wnn ina win an. haaad of lha aatata of Myra V lllnugh. alto wrlilan Myra hluugli, M. V. Itlouih and Mra. V. t. Slough, dacaatad, and lliat all paraima having alalint agaitial aaui aarauaiit or nar attata anau pta aant tama. with ornoar vouchart tr Itndartlgnad at tha law offlra of Han C Trwmiaa. 411 Main Slraat. Klamath ratta. Oragnn. within ala rnontha from thta data. April 34, iua. Karl n Madman, Admintatralor wllh lha will annaaad April 11. May .J, l No. tot. Itqully No 4 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION in Tiir cincuiT coimT or THE STATS Or OSSOON IN AND roll THE COUNTY Or KLAMATH lwli A. Kaahn, rialntlff, va. Orva Kaahn. Dafandant. To Orva Kaahn. Oafandant: In tha Nama of tha Staia nf Orrgon You ara harahy raqulrad to appaar and anawar lha Complaint fllad aaalnal vou in tha abova antil ad ault within four waaka from lha data of tha flrtt publlratlon nf thla Summon! In tha Harald and Nawt, a nawapapar Erlntad and publlahad In Klamath ounly. Oragnn. which aald data la April 24th, 1PM. and If you fall to antwar or otharwlaa nlaad. for wanl Ihcranf th plaintiff will apply to thla Court fnr tha rallaf prayad for In hla Complaint. Thla Summon la aarvad boon you tiy publication purtuant to an ordar or ina llonorania uavtn n. vanoanrtara. Judaa of tha abova antlllad Court, mada and anlarad April Urd. IPS, whlrh ordar raqulraa that Summon haratn ba puhllthad onr a waak ror lour auc rattlva waaka. and that tha data of tha flrtt publication of aald Summoni hall ba April 14, lt.14. It. C. Marryman Attnrnay for rialntlff I.OOF. nidg. Klamaih rallt, Oragnn April H, Mar 1, a, IB No. 10. V - -i .---MaL VtofftPXaXC' Lest rr The VJaafnHaaaaaaT uUBBaassaaBsl naOuLaaaJaaT LjLOjeaaBeB nrars. a-Jt-a-t-a-s. aaaaSaaa aaaaaaa t"a"LBBaaaaaaJ a il"Tlff Til mm Taoa asaim uua bsmh ao oaata mm I HafEaaaaaaaaBaaaaVaBBSaTaal Better Living Club With Minnie Surles is moving to 3:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday Starting MONDAY, APRIL 26 Over KFLW-CBS Klamath Basin Grade A Producers Association BRIEFS To Aahlind-Mr, snd Mm, Wnl- Icr J, KarilRsn retgrnod lo Until' homo In the vsllsy sltir stlciidlnu that Klsmnlh Trlbsl Council meet- Int. Vsrllun-Mr. slid Mrs. Tom W. Hsiidcia (lis Is chief clfrk st Klmnalll Alffllcvi lisvs Irfl on n nix Wfftkit vhchIIoii trip to Ihr Mid we.it. 'I'lirv mil vlnlt III Oklahoma hiuoiik oilirr plsces, ICualraara I.llllnn Willie mid Adeline Coler will be lioslewies to Hie llsppv Hour Club st Jen-Kd'n on April 31, si 1:30 p.m. J. II. Bird imtlritsnl tlllht ol.'l onr of the United Htnles Nstlomil Hunk nf I'oitlnnd Will dtuclian put. llcsl dlnlrlbullon plitns denlKnod lor protection of beiicllclnrles st mi oitalo snu Irunt loruin st Uis roll' can Csle, Thursday eventn., st 7:90 p.m., April 3. Vlallor Mr. Slid Mrs. Alvln Plcard, Judy snd Janet, Han Lor- cnio. vlalled In Klamaih rails re cently with Mr. snd Mrs. L. H. DtrliiKlellow, 3300 Oarden, slid Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Plcsrd. 431 Mur tin, psrenls 01 the young Plrsrda. Wins Kiholurahlp-John Ely, son of Mr. snd Mra. W. O. Kly, DM Lincoln. Is the winner of the tloo scholarship given annually to the senior music student, by the Moth ers Club of Sacred Heart Acad emy. John will major In music st he University of Portland this lr.ll. Confrrenr The Conlrslemlty of christian Doctrine of the tlsker Diocese, will hold s conference st Chlloqulu snd the Klamath Agen cy, beginning Monday morning. Keglslrsllon will begin st :ll s.m. st the Klsmsih Agency. To Plioenls Mr. snd Mrs. Elt!e Roberts, Mslln, sre new resldenm of the Phoenix district, The Rob erts have moved Into their new home on Mlghwsy M south. Weather Orants Psss Slid Vicinity fair through Sunday. High Sundsy SO low Saturday night 40. Baker snd Vicinity fair through Sundsy. High Sundsy (3, low Ssturdsy nljnt 27. Northern California Fair through Sunday with cosstsl over' cast extending over cosstsl valleys during morning. Slightly cooler In mountains Saturday. Variable wind (-16 mllea an hour near coast be coming mostly westerly Sundsy. Western Oregon Fslr through Sundsy except for early morning cloudiness on coast snd extreme northwest Oregon, clearing In aft ernoon. Little temperature chsnge: high Sundsy from U north to SO south portion except near S3 north coa-itsl region: low Ssturdsy night 32-41. Winds off cosst northerly to northwesterly 13-24 miles an hour, Eastern Oregon Fslr through Sundsy. Little tempersture chsnge High Sunday eo-70; low Saturday night 2J-38. My TIIK ASHOCIATKD PRICKS St hour to 4:3 a. m. Natarday Mai. Mia. Prep, Baker SI M Bend SI 34 Eugene S3 34 Klamath Falls 10 3 Lakevlew 11 Medford 1 ' 38 Newport 63 34 North Bend 63 43 Ontario SS 43 Pendleton S3 37 Portland Airport 64 40 Roseburg 64 36 Salem 66 31 Boise 64 37 Chicago 66 46 Denver AO 46 Eureka 63 46 Los Angeles 63 66 New York 71 61 Red Bluff 63 61 Ban Francisco 6c 66 Seattle 61 34 Spoksn 66 34 LOS ANGELES OH (USDAI Potatoes: 37 cars on track; Calif 1, Nev, 1, Oregon 1, Utah 1 r rived: market steady: Idaho RUS' sets No. 1-A 2.60-63: Deschutes 2.66. Hm iMkaaiot Cesrtaort Lw!e,.Jj.;.'.v.-iW:;.:..va Violin Concert Big Success Tne brilliant Interpretation of dif ficult numbers by Iho talented young Klmivith Falls violinist, Wayne Angel, In concert here hi! night, delighted on appreciative su dlence st Mills School auditorium. Wsyno wus superbly supported by his uccompiiiilhl Mrs. Aurora Underwood, plunlst, of the Univer sity ol I'ortliind, tit urliii.iiiiiii.a Kliiiu.n rmMUl-lr. able improvement over hla concert work hero last year snd local muue crlllcs welu iMilliu.iliintlc ovrr Ills growing muturlty mid his unusual ly lino undcrbtunung ol his scores. Ills repertoire Included Iho "Tsclimkownky concerto lur violin Op. Jit," "Two Preludes." bv Cho pin, the "Piintulrile Impromptu, In t Ul.wir " IThmtln' "Miuwlrllnut, Haliit-Suens"; "Cortege." by Boul- auger and the slry "Round of the Ciobllna," Buzzinl. Ho responded generously to sev eral encores. Mrs. Underwood appeared us so- loh.l slid With the Underwood trio Including her son Rex John, senior medical atudent at the University nf Oregon and his attractive wile. Jullanne Stone Underwood. Mrs. Underwood In ruled as one of the mom ouLstundiiig plunlsls on the West Cosst. Rex Underwood, Wayne's Instruc tor, III In Portland Hospital, was unable lo be present. This Is the second concert In Klamslh Faii.i for the 17-year-old Wavne, who Is credited by his teachers ss being one of the moM promising students to appear In concert 111 several years. Ills concert wss sponsored by the Klsmnlh Musical Arts Council, a group Interested In the develop ment of local tslfiit among young penple. Msyor Paul Landry, presented a check for approximately 500 to Andrew Loney Jr., rained by the ssle of tickots and indlvldusl con tributions for continuing Wayne's musical education. Wayne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Angel. Insect Control Warning Told TULELAKE-In spile of some Impressive reaulls that hsve been obtained In controlling flies and other Insects by Injecting Insecti cides Into csllle. the practice can not be recommended at this lime. Ken Boghott. Tulelake farm ad vlser, has w rr.ed that there are many "unknowns" yet to be solved. Some Injected animals have suffered Injury, weight loss, and In some esses death, as a re sult of such Injections. "We do not advise any experl nirntatlon along these lines by farmers." said Bagholt. "The method of Injection, the purity of the chemical and the amount of the material to use are very critical. Many Insecticides have been tried. Some of the most promis ing are Lindane, Aldrln and Dlel drin. Protection against several pesU was obtained when these ma terials were Injected. Deer flies, hom flies, tnosqultos. cattle grub.', screw-worms and some other pests were killed as long as four weeks after Injection." Al present the amount of the Inaectlcida required lor Insect con trol Is near the limit the animal can stand without becoming ser iously Injured, Baghott added. U.S. Department of Agriculture re search workers are trying to find new and ssfer msterlsls. It will take several more years to deter mine If this method la practical and safe. DANCE Saturday, April 24th Red Barn Dorrii, California And Enjoy the Billy Barton SHOW Feeturlaf lilly lerlea, competer et "Deer John lettei", Weeae Ways, Ametlce'i moit beoufiftit killkllly ilner end Randall Perktr, recerdlni artist end en ef the as Men's tee enterteltteri. All three racerdinf itert flui . . MUSIC SY FEE WEE STIDHAM And Hll Ralnkew Mtledy leys DANCE 10 til 12 Admission 1.50 Person Tax Incl. I aaial. n -1 Ft. K. Plans Dedication FORT KLAMATH On Hundsy, April Vj. st the regulsr worship lime f 0:30 s.m , speclsl services will be conducted by the Rev. Ed mund Hlnntoii for the dedication uf new iiews snd tile linoleum st l.ic f ort Klunmth Community Church. The recently completed church lur nllure snd floor covering was used lor too first lime at services un Hundsy, April II. following the morning worship. Hie Clilloquln snd fort Klamath churches, both of which have the Hev. Hluntoii as their minister, v.lll hold their fourth quarterly confer ence in the local church at 1 p.m. 'Iho district superintendent, iho Rev. Meredith Oroves. Kugcne, will bn present lor reports of Ini't year's accomplishments In bolh churches, which will be summar ised by the various committee chairmen. Iht. for the cnsuinz year will also be discussed. The spoclul dedlculoiy services and conference meeting are open to anyone Interested, and members of tint qunrterly conference group urc especially urged to ottend. SUMMONS AYLESBURY. England ifi Hlllllinonses charging Aii'Urln Bev on, leftist leader In the British La bor Party, wllh dangerous driving una tailing to slop ultcr an se ntient hsve b?en Isiued by the Bucks Conslubulstory hesdquar leis. The conslabulatory said Bevan's car was In an accident April 3. You wont quick, perfect work, the right kind of glass and feasonoble charge . . . therefore, come to u and you'll be pleased. KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP Pltnty t Parking In Rtar S2I Walnut Phona 7371 IJW '. .. -v v - al TH'-Va'aati "aT iitiVft Wi il dutsk T Co l ST ftldnay Paul Itouiar, no PUC par mil. SIS ball forfanad. Iirana l.lllltn Short, no ragltUallon card, S7 SO hall rtirraltad. Ilrrbarl flamual Hallfort. driving tvn.ng aid of road. I0 ball forfaltad kugrna Carl ilarrall, no mufflar, IS ball forfaltad. Halph llarhart ffafar. no llcanar Plata. S7.MI hall forfaited. CllnUin William Itogprt. no warning davlca, S7.MI ball fori. Mad. Howard Donald Plarca, Impropar mufflar, tS flna paid. Ciana Raymond flyrnaa, no Uil light IIO hall formed. Jeiae Franklin Allan, no vehicle 1. cenec. S7..VI hall forfeited. Oacar Armand IJeNault. vlolallun of ha.lc rule, SS .V) ball forfaited. Charlea Glenn lllinelwrlght, no Ve hicle llccnaa, 15 hall forfeited Irvln Todd Morrlt, Ignoring tlop algn SS ball forfeited. Harold r.ugene Urbach. aingla aala overload. SKI hall torfcllerf. Joteph Klrpaylo, no vahlcl llcanta. 47. Sf) hall forfeited Kenneth Krederlrk Txrmelino. driving wrong tlda of highway, Slu bail for faited. MIINtCII'AI. Cfll.'KT Jimmy flarriton, drunk, 13 or 7i dayt. Ray Towntend, dmnk, SIS or f Sidney Stiller, drunk, IIS or dayt. William John Rcct. drunk driving. eiuu ano ju dayt, drlvera llcanaa aua oended for no dava B'bby George, drunk. 125 or I2! rinnla Ilarrall, drank. 119 or 7'.', oaya. lwrancc Dunlon. drunk, 119 or 7't dayt. "You wouldn't have to duck from that pile of bills carta month if you would visit Commercial Finance Corp. When your mailbox hu too many small bills in It each month, sec Commercial Finance consoli date them Into one, easy, monthly payment. SEE BILL CANTON COMMERCIAL FINANCE Corp. The Oldest Fiec Company In Southern Oregon 107 No th St. .. , Kromoth Falls Phone 7711 S-2S1 - M223 $10 IN PHIZES - EVmV DAY GROCERIES or GAS STOP IN TODAY AT JAYHAWK PETROLEUM - 2135 SO. 6th FOR DETAILS ON THIS TERRIFIC OFFER-NO OBLIGATION! mum WHY PAY MORE W 54? We 2135 So. 6th '' (St : ' : THE REV. A. ALDEN PRATT will occupy the pulpit of the Fint Presbyterien Church for the next several weeki. The Rev. Pratt has served the Presbyterian Church for over 40 years, both as a mission ary in south China and as a a pastor and executive of the church in this country. During 1954 - Sea Stove jay mm w niRTHH CHAVK, -Born lo Mr. nil Mr. Jo Oiirvc. April 23 at KUmilh Vlly llottpilat. a fir) walfhlnf Ibt. os. H i AHT.NV Born to Mr. and Mr. Walter Htaulny, April 33 at Klimlh Vsllny Hospital, a girl wtjifhtng T losj. 12' ( o. Par low-Born to Mr. and Mrt fl'h ard Harlow. April 23 at Klamath Val. Icy ilOipllal a girl weighing 1 Ibi. It) o. hi; ith Prtnni Olln vt Cast-lie Otto, ti.lt for rlivorra, Omald A. W. Piper attorney (or plaintiff. BOMBS CAIRO, EKVPt A BritUh military spokcAman Saturday ac cused Eyptian.i of using hom-c made bombs to commit a ntring of fiahotaftfl explosions In British In.stuliuUons in the Suez Canal zone. He ald these had caused slight dfimaue, but no casualties. Look For AT YOUR DEALER afce ysm At kirttst boose on the block Whiter VT mmEa$y to Apply. ..Setf-cUanlng WkCollum Lumber Phone 8167 East Min at So. 6th Klamath Fails, Oregon . ' ABSOLUTELY Oil Ml "1 'SNussjiti 111 ifi3l Phone 6788 Theta Theta Rho Plans Practice Theta Theta Rho girls will hold special practice Monday evening for the convention to be held soon In Central Point. The meeting will be held in the loop Hall at 7; 10 p.m. and all officers are tuned to attend this Important practice. TRADE PACT HONO KONO 11 The New China News Agency announced Saturday Red China and Burma havo signed a three year trade pact agreement. Under the pact, Burma will get coal, silk and cotton paper, agri cultural Implements, tea and med icine from China. She will aend rice, beans, seed and oil cakes, rubber, mineral ore and timber to China, Hans Norland" Fire Insurance, 627 Pine. This Sign PLfMl PRinTS Pittsburgh SUN-PR00F HOUSE PAINT FREE!