HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Monday, Doc. 21. 1959
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CITY BRIEFS
Annual Dinner The Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Brotherhood oi
Locomotive Firemen and Engi
neers will hold their annual Christ
inas Dinner at Harold's Restaur-
Wanted Man
Found Dead
' Tl'LSA, Okla. U'Pl) - A fu
gitive murderer and bandit who
jvas to have been placed on the
TBI's list of 10 most wanted
'criminals Tuesday was identified
today as one of two men who
.Vere killed in an auto wreck at
-U'ulsa Saturday night.
. The FBI released the identity
of Thomas Oliver Moore, 35,
'fullen, unbalanced criminal. The
FBI had planned to publicly list
Moore as one of its most wanted
, Moore was found dead in the
wreckage of an auto about 10. a.m
Sunday, A companion was
identified as E. B. Miller, 30,
Lalayette, La.
Moore and Miller were killed
when their late model car ran
through an intersection on a coun
try road 3'.i miles north of Tulsa,
crashed through a fence into a
.pasture and overturned in a
creek bed.
. Authorities said a number of
weapons and some ammunition
Were in the car.
Moore, tall, tattooed and trigger-happy,
had been on the loose
Since Oct. 6 when he escaped
'from the maximum security ward
of Alabama's Atmore Prison.
LEGAL NOTICE
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
; FOR SALE
Dry Creek No. 1
Oral auction liids will be received
by the Forest Supervisor, or his auth-
.orized representative at the office of
the District Ranger, Post Office Build
ing, Klamath Falls, Oregon, beginning
et 2:00 p.m., January 22, i960, for
all merchantable timber marked
designated for cutting on an area em
bracing 100 m-res, more or less, with.
In Section 11, T. 33 S.. R. 6 E., W.M.
surveyed, in the Rogue River Na
tional Forest, Klamath County, Ore.
gon. The estimated volumes are: 1.100
M board feet of pine species. 400 M
board feet of white fir and other spe
cies. The minimum acceptable bid per
JVI board feet is as follows: pine spe
cies $.18.10, white fir and other species
119.35. This Includes the following
rates, per M board feet for stumpage
(including deposit for sale area bet
termentl: pine species $34.65, white
fir and other $15.00, and $3.45 for slash
disposal for all species. Sealed bid,s
win be publicly opened and posted
Boom 202, Post Office Building, Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, at 2:00 p.m.. Janu
ary 22, 1060. All those who submitted
a satisfactory sealed bid will be per
mitted Immediately to continue auction
bidding. A money order, bank draft
cashier's or certified check In the
sum of $4,000.00 must accompany each
bid, to be applied to the purchase
price, refunded, or retained lor appli
cation to any claim for damages, ac
cording to the conditions of sale. If
requested by the purchaser, contract
terms will permit felling of timber In
advance of payment up to the value
of the performance bond. If an oral
bid is declared to We high at the
closing of the auction, the bidder must
Immediately confirm the oral bid by
submitting It In writing on a Forest
Service bid form. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. Forest
Service bid forma for use in submit
ting sealed bids and full Information
concerning the timber, the conditions
of sale and the submission of bids
should be obtained from the District
Ranger, Klamath Falls, Oregon, or the
Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon,
before bids are submitted.
No. 350. Dec. 21.
ant Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. All
members are invited.
Unitarian Fellowship's Christ
mas program will be held at the
Congregational Church social hall
Tuesday evening, December 22.
Members are reminded that the
meeting time will be changed for
this week only. Coffee will be
served at 8:30 p.m., with the pro
gram beginning at 9 o'clock.
Carols A.2.C. J. M. Mitchell,
choir director at the base chapel
at Kingsley Field, will present a
choir of 20 voices in a Christmas
cantata of carols in the chapel
Wednesday, December 23, at 7
p.m. Solos will be sung by Mrs.
Joyce Oglivie, soprano and A.2.C,
Larry Cone, baritone. Organist is
Mrs. Lawrence Gaylor,
Telephone for the Christmas
Clearing Bureau is TU 2-4017.
Those wishing to turn in names
of persons to be remembered dur
ing the Christmas community
cheer effort or to offer aid, call
this number.
Immanuel Baptist Church annu
al Christmas party for the Mary
Martha Circle Tuesday, December
22, at 7 p.m. at the church. All
interested women are invited
There will be a gift exchange.
The annual Sunday School p r o-
gram is planned for Monday, De
cember 21, starting at 7 p.m.
Peterson School will present its
annual Christmas program, "Pag
eant of the Christmas Cards,"
Monday, December 21. The public
is invited.
Aloha Chapter No. 61 OES, will
hold its regular meeting and
Christmas party at 8 p.m. Tues
day, December 22. Those wishing
to participate in gift exchange
please bring a gift, $1 minimum.
HOPE ON TOUR .
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Corned
ian Bob Hope took off Sunday for
his eighth Christmas tour of mili
tary bases. Hope and his troupe
will visit Army, Navy and Air
Force installations in Alaska to
entertain American servicemen.
Castro Warns Of Crackdown
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ICE SKATING facilities near Moore Park were opened to the public Saturday night and
the rink was mobbed by more than 400 skaters of all ages. They and City Park and
Recreation Department personnel waited patiently through spurts of thawing weather until
the ice pack built finally to a six-inch depth. The rink features a big, wood-heated warm
ing hut and a concession stand. Skating on th e 400 foot by 65 foot rink is free from 7 p.m.
until 10 p.m. nightly. The rink will close Christmas night.
Police Seek Sly Promoter
HANF0RD (UPI) Police,
have issued an all-points bulletin
for tile arrest of Samuel Rayburn
Zehr, the promoter of a nonexis
tent cotton-picking machine ac
cused of leaving town with $44,446
in cash and a truckload of unpaid
for home furnishings.
Officers said Zchr left a trail
of debts totaling $63,000. His prin-,
cipal cash victim was identified
as Dr. Arthur Ziesmer, a Hanford
physician who invested $39,350 in
the cotton gleaner Zchr said he
planned to produce.
Zchr, 36, and his wife, Jose
phine, 33, were named in a felony
complaint listing 13 counts - of
grand theft and two counts of em
bezzlement. Bail was set at $100,
000 on each count, a total of $1,
500.000 in all.
Police said the Zehrs and their
five children departed Thanksgiv
ing night in a big truck loaded
with everything movable, includ
ing an expensive stereophonic rec
ord player and an electric organ.
"Just about every merchant in
Hanford got hurt," Kings County
Deputy Sheriff Harold McConnell
said. "This guy was an extremely
good talker. I have a report he
also took a Pasadena doctor for
$70,000 to develop a cancer machine."
Among Zehr's victims was the
Elco Manufacturing Company of
Bakersfield, producer of house
trailers. District Attorney Charles
F. Leach said Elco was on the
verge of bankruptcy because it
never collected on a consignment
ol trailers sent to Zehr. He said
Zchr had sold the trailers on the
installment plan and pocketed
$5,096 of the initial payments.
Leach said the other victims in
eluded several clothing stores.
to finance companies, shoe stores
jewelers, and suppliers of male
rials for spindle nuts Zehr manu
factured for cotton-picking mach
ines.
"He made money simply by not
paying for his materials or la
bor," Leach said of the spindle
nut enterprise.
Mrs. Zehr was also active. She
bought more than $500 worth of
clothing just before the couple de
parted, according to McConnell.
No one saw the Zehrs, who
came here two years ago, leave
town.
nation's sugar fields will be seized
next.
il.WANA (API Setting Cuban
against Cuban in an island-wide
spy system, Fidel Castro has
promised an even tougher crack
down against his enemies.
The Prime Minister's promise
came as antigovernment violence
flared in the capital.
In a television speech of almost
three hours his fifth public
speech in seven days Castro Sun
day night told the Cuban people
the next session of his cabinet will
pass laws stripping all property
from persons convicted of coun
terrevolutionary activities.
"They will lose their money.
their houses and their lands," he
thundered. Castro spoke at
packed meeting of the commercial
workers and barbers unions.
He accused the rich of foment
ing a counterrevolution and an in
v.tsion trom abroad to regain
their privileged status.
Castro said a system of inform
ers is operating throughout Cuba
to point out the enemies of his
revolution.
Castro also moved Cuba closer
to full nationalization of agricul
ture by signing checks to buy all
the sisal plantations owned by
Cubans. The government tnnk
them over and announced the
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LONDON (UPI) A London
newspaper today printed an er
ror from translation in its story
on the Shah of Iran's wedding.
"Ladies will wear nightgowns
with long white gloves," the item
said.
The lie detector is accurate only
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