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TEHRAN, Irnn ito An Army
court sentenced live Army and
Air Force officers to death Mon
day on charges of participating in
tsoviei spy network.
The sentence brought to 21 the
number of condemned officers
who will face firing squads soon
unless an appeal court or the
Shah Intervenes.
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French Premier Backs New
W. German Economic Pad
RUBE LONG
Chamber Picks
'Grassman'
LAKEVIEW R. ' A. .' Rube-
Long, Fort Rock rancher, has
been chosen by the Portland
Chamber of Commerce "Grass is
Gold" committee as Oregpn s
Grassman of the Year and next
will complete with Washington and
Idaho winners tor the title of
Northwest Grassman.
Rube is a native of Lake Coun
ty, born a; Lakeview in 1898 of
pioneer parents. His father was
an early settler who brought some
of the first cattle to Lake County,
and when Rube was two years of
age the family moved to Christ
mas Lake, in northern Lake Coun-
y- . . . .
Lone has been rancning in fori
Rock Valley for about 25 years
and runs 8000 acres of his own
plus about 38,000 acres of leaeed
public and private lands, no
raised horses for many years, and
spent his winters rounding; up and
brnakinK wild horses for sale to
ranchers. His summers were spent
packing for dudes in the Cascades.
About, three years ago he quit
horses, switched to cattle and to
day runs about 400 head.
Years ago. Long started rehabil
itating the range land, removing
sagebrush and seeding to better
grasses and he has reclaimed
about 1370 acres In this manner.
But his principle claim to fame
as a dry-land rancher comes from
his use of the native range. Long
contends that the greatest possi
bility in developing range feed is
the proper use and improvement
of the native bunch, grasses to give
It a better chance to reclaim Its
own land, and in this his practices
have excelled. He has vastly ta
creased the carrying capacity of
many acres by good rotation ana
care of tne range lanas.
Long's ranch in Port Rock Val
ley the fort-line extinct volcano
cone which gives the valley its
name Is on his ranch is 120
miles from Lakeview in the far.
north end of the county. There is
a local farmer phone line, but
none connect "with the United
States" as Long puts it. Long
makes frequent trips to the out
side world, as ne is prominent in
livestock and ' civic organizations.
and has come to be known as the
principal communications, medium
between Fort Rock and the outside
world.
PARIS ( A determined French
Premier P 1 1 r r e Mendes-France
pushed his program for far-reaching;
economic accords with West
Germany today, moving quickly to
follow up the Paris agreements
for adding German strength to
Western defense.
In a fireside radio chat last night,
the Premier told his countrymen:
"France and Germany am tu-n
i countries whose nearness to one
anotner and whose resources and
Droduction reauire thrir rlnc
soclation together."
His talk came a day after the
foreign ministers of 15 Wetern na
tions signed protocols to three trea
ties desicned to make Wft rw.
many a free and equal partner-in
uie western alliance against the
threat of Red'aggression. The Par
is agreement mint h rtitu ku
the national parliaments of the
countries concerned. Western dip
lomats hoped this could be accom
plished bv mid.ia.'tV hut th
llooked for some rough going with
inc soviet union in the months
ahead.
Russia moved within a few
hours after the agreements were
reacnea Saturday, calling for a Big
Pour conference In November on a
RECITAL
MOSCOW Wi U. S. Sen. Mar
garet Chase Smth (R-Maine) cpent
a musical Sunday in Moscow, She
attended a recital by the Red Ar
my chorus in the afternoon and
went to a ballet performance at
the ballet theater Sunday night.
The senator said she had re
ceived no reply as yet on her re
quest for an interview with Pre
mier Gcorgl Malenkov. She said
she plans to leave the Soviet Un
ion Thursday.
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Legal Notice
NOTICE Or REFERENDUM
o.t Inclusion of additional territory with
in the Klamath Soil Conservation Dis
trict, embracing lands lying In the coun
ty of Klamath, in the State of Oregon.
To all owners of land lying within the
area proposed to be Included within the
Klamath Soil Conservation District
comprising the territory described as
follows:
Including all of Klamath County, Ore
gon, South and West of the boundaries
of the Poe Valley and Langeli Valley
oil Conservation Districts which la not
now tp-lnded within th orer,e 't Xlam
ath Soil Conservation District, Said area
be'ng mora specifically described as
follows:
Beginning at tn Northwest rornr of
T 38 S, R 5 E. W.M.; said point being
on the boundary between Klamath and
Jackson Counties; thence South along
the Klamath County line to the South
west corner of Klamath County: thence
East along the South boundary of Klam
ath County to the intersection with the
boundary of the Langell Valley Soil Con
servation District on the East bound
ary of the 3 W. 14 of the S.W.' of
Section 16, T 41. S. R 13 E, W.M.;
thence along the boundary of the Lan
eell Valley Soil Conservation District
approximately j follows: North to the
Northeast corner of the Southwest 'i of
the Northwest V of Section 19, T 41, 8.
R 13 E. W.M.: thence West "4 mile.
North 5 miles. West 4 miles and
North 1 mile to the Southeast corner of
Section 17, T 40 S R 12 E, W.M.: aa'ld
point being at the intersection of the
bo"nrin,es o the Poe Vallev and Lan
gell Valley Sell Conservation Districts;
thence along the boundary of the Poe
Valley Soil Conservation District ap
proximately as follows: West 5 miles,
North 1 mile. West 2 miles. North 1
mile. West 1 mile. North 1 mile. West
1 mile, North 1 mile West 1 mile North
5 miles to the Southeast corner of Sec
tion 22. T 3 S, R 10 E W M : thence
continuing West 4 miles. North 1 mile
West 1 milt. North 2 miles. West 1 mile.
No-th n mil. West mile. North
mile. West 'fc mile North 1V miles,
West ' mile. North mitt. West V
mile North 1 mile. West ' mile.
North i mMe. Wet i mile. North V
mile West mile. North 'i mile. West
mile North ' mile. West ' mile.
North " mUt. West V mile. North V,
mile. West 4 mile to a point near Bar
clay Springs at the Southwest comer of
the Klamath Indian Reservation at the
intersection of the Reservation's South
houndarv with the east shore line of
Upper Klamath Lake; thence south
westerly across Upper Klamath Lake
to the NE corner of Township 38S.,
Range 7E.. thence west along the town
ship lint between township 37 and 38
south to the point of beginning: exclud
ing therefrom the area within the pres
ent Klamath Soli Contervation District;
rnd excluding therefrom all lands
owned by the Weyerhaeuser Timber
Companv a Known on a list Ud with
the State Soil Conservation Committee
and dated August 12. 1654.
Notice Is hereby given that On the 20th
dsy of October. 1S34, between the hours
of 1:00 and 6:00 p.m., a referendum
will be held In tha above-described ter
ritory upon the proposition of the inclu
sion of the said territory within the
governmental subdivision and a public !
body, corporate and pontic, 01 this
stnte.
Every person, firm, corporation,
state, county, or municipal agency be
ing recorded owner of, or holding under
contract to purchase, more than ten
acres of land Iving within the said ter
ritory is eligible to vote, and only such
are eligthle to vote.
The polling place for the referendum
is to b at the Klamath County Acrl
cultural Stabilization and Conservation
office In the Tower Theatre Building on
South Sixth Street and Washburn Way
in Klamath Tails.
Eligible voters who will be absent
from their polling place on tha day of
the referendum may applv in person or
in writing to Verland Hufr. Polling Su
perintendent, at 3117 Crest Street.
Klamath Talis, for absentee ballots.
State Soil Conservation Com
mittee of Oregon
By Robert Baum 1
Executive Secretary
Dated this 7th day of October, 1954 at
Corvallia. Oregon
Oct. 18, 25 No. 1M
'German peace settlement.
1 Mendes-Prance told his radio
audience the signing of an agree
ment Saturday with West German
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer on
the future of the rich Saar Valley
removed that obstacle to French
German cooperation,
j Reminding the French that We"st
jGermany is their best customer
and "second most important pro
ividcr of goods." the Premier said
jthe two countries need each other.
"Because of this." he said, "we
iare determined to conclude ac
cords of long duration such as will
assure permanent markets for
French wheats, sugar, milk prod
ucts, etc.
"It is also useful to encourage
associations between French and
German business and financial in
tersts with the aim of making the
best of oar respective resources,
increasing production, and making
research to find markets elsewhere
in the world."
The Premier said the agreement
to Europeanize the Saar within the
tFrench economy "satisfied rights
ana interests of France in a way
we had called for in vain for a
very long time."
He said the Saar agreement was
"not achieved without pain," but
discounted fears held in some
Ft ench quarters that close eco
nomic cooperation would give Ger
man efficiency supremacy. It was
not Just a case of dividing present
limited markets, he said, but to
"enlarge our fields of activity and
our markets."
In addition to Soviet roadblocks
in the way of Allied plans for West
Germany, Western diplomats also
expect Mendes-France to run into
stiff opposition in getting some
features of the agreements through
the French National Assembly.
Large segments of the French
people in the past have opposed
three things contained In the ac
cords the West Germans will
be able to create a general staff
of the army level, form military
units at the army group level for
integration with the other Allied
forces and enter directly into the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza
tion. .. . .
These factors may sway some
votes, but associates of Mendes-
France say he is expected to pre
sent the entire plan to the Assem
bly. The various agreements reached
Saturday would end the Allied oc
cupation and rearm 'West Germany
under safeguards within a, seven
nation Western European Union
vAiYt frusivM fterman dlvi
Isions would take their place in the
me oovie unions tan .
lOUr-puwcT iui cifsu uiuttaicie
lerence saia me ibjes snouia ur
ic iude Western, as well as Russian
.,. nr fre. .U-Germ.nl 1, Russia must agree Ir .advance
i- pivpv. u0 noiaing ucc, oi..-w, uer.
ie elections. . 'man-wide elections lor an aU.
The United States, Britain "djtiernian government,
a France were reported standing ay Rus6ja must act In advance
two commrans --- ,0 conclude a cijr umoo..
lerence as outlined in notes w gT mcapilei Austria.
'Moscow "last month: - r -mm
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE Or OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In tht matter of the estata of Ptarte
Trot tier, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that I have
heen appointed Administrator of tht es
tate of Pearl Trottier. deceased. All
person having claims against said es
tata art required to present them to
me. with proper vouchers, at the office
of Ganong tc Ganong, Pint Federal
Building, within six months from Oc
tober 35, 19M, which Is tha data of first
publication of this notice.
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