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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday, January 7. 19B0 PAGE 3 A January 15 Deadline Near; Last Day For Filing Guess The deadline for paying the last Installment on estimated Federal income tax returns for 1959 is Fri day, January IS, A. G. Erickson, director of Internal Revenue for the Oregon District, reminded tax payers today. Taxpayers who filed an estimat ed return and have a payment due on January 15 should have received a notice by mail, he said. Aqua Supply Now Adequate SOUTH BEND (AP) - There was plenty of water for drinking, washing and just plain splashing Tuesday after residents of this Southwest Washington community had been on short rations for more than a week. Late Monday, a team of divers working on the bottom of the Willapa River, managed to re place pipe which broke Dec. 27, cutting off the city's water sup ply. Schools, which were closed Sun day until the break could be re paired, were scheduled to reopen Tuesday. Two canneries, closed earlier last week, also were ex pected to resume operations. Nobel Winner Crash Victim PARIS (UPI) France mourn ed todav for Nnhel-nrizp wrirpr Albert Camus, killed Monday in a highway accident at the age of 46. Relatives have not vet dared tell ailing, 85-year-old ' xvonne uamus of the death of her son. His mother, who lives in Al giers, is recovering from a ser ious illness. The body of the famed novelist, piaywrignt and newspaper man lay in a darkened room in ; the town hall at Villeneuve-la-Guyard, a few miles from where ne died in the wreck of a French made sports car. Three friends were injured in the crackup. . Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. Albany, snow 35 26 T Albuquerque, clear 36 22 . Anchorage, cloudy 29 23 T " Atlanta, rain 46 M M Bismarck, clear 39 27 i Boston, cloudy 36 28 Buffalo, clear 29 20 .01 Chicago, cloudy 33 31 Cleveland, cloudy 37 29 "Denver, cloudy ' 49 23 Des Moines, cloudy 35 26 Detroit, cloudy 32 24 Fort Worth, clear 37 30 Helena, cloudy 41 20 Honolulu, cloudy 79 71 .01 Indianapolis, clear 39 22 Kansas City, cloudy 47 29 Los Angeles, clear 66 46 Louisville, cloudy 39 32 Memphis, cloudy 34 31 .02 Miami, rain 80 75 ' T Milwaukee, cloudy 31 28 Mp!s.-St. Paul, snow 32 23 .03 New Orleans, cloudy 52 42 .38 Omaha, cloudy 32 25 Philadelphia, cloudy 37 31 Phoenix, clear 52 33 Pittsburgh, cloudy 37 23 Portland, Me., clear 29 16 Portland, Ore., cloudy 41 37 .10 Rapid City, clear 48 28 Richmond, rain 36 34 .01 St. Louis, cloudy 45 30 Salt Lake City, cloudy 26 21 San Diego, clear 66 45 San Francisco, rain 54 47 T Seattle, rain 41 37 .16 Tampa, rain 79 67 T Washington, cloudy 40 37 M Missing: T Trace) DONATES ART COLLECTION NEW YORK (UPI) Showman Billy Rose is giving Israel his million-uollar statuary collection, which includes works by Rodin, Maillol, Jacques Lipschitz and Sir Jacob Epstein, it was an BOJnced Wednesday night. The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will knock on Your Dooi with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls . No cost or obligation Phone TU 2-0346 "If you have previously filed an estimated return and events occur ring in the last quarter of 1959 indi cate that your income will be sub stantially more or less than your original estimate, you should file an amended declaration on Janu ary 15," he said. This declaration, he added, sliould be marked "amended" and filed with the same District Direc tor of Internal Revenue who re ceived the original declaration. (A blank amended declaration is print ed on the back of the notice of payment due which the taxpayer received by mail.) Erickson said an original decla ration of estimated tax for the year 1959 should be filed by Janu ary 15 on Form 1040ES by tax payers who first became liable for filing an estimate during the fourth quarter of 1959. Erickson said there are two ex ceptions to these rules. If the tax payer finds it necessary to file an amended declaration on Janu ary 15, or if he becomes liable for filing a declaration for the first time on January 15, he need not file or pay on that date if he files his final return for 1959 and pays in full the balance of tax he owes on or before Febru ary 1, 1960. The second exception relates to farmers who have until Friday, January 15, to file their estimat ed Federal income tax return for the year 1959, unless they plan to file their final return on or before February 15, 1960. Erickson pointed out that farm ers who file an estimated return on January 15 and pay the tax due have until April 15 to file a final return and pay any balance of tax due. Otherwise, he said the law requires they file their final return and pay the full amount of the tax due by February 15. This option is available to farmers only. The tax law defines a farmer as one who derives two-thirds or more of his gross income from farming. He advised farmers that if they filed a Federal income tax return last year, the necessary forms for 1959 will be mailed to them. For those who did not file, or for some other reason do not receive forms in the mail, blank forms may be obtained from the nearest Internal Revenue Service office or from lo cal post offices or banks. Sentence Reduced??? CHEYENNE, , Wyo. tAP)-The Wyoming Parole Board today re duced 83-year-old James H. Best's life sentence to 95 years in prison. The convicted murderer, com milled in 1931, will be eligible for parole in 1973 as a result of the board's action. If he lives to his parole eligibility date he will be 96 years old. CITY BRIEFS Degree of Honor will install of ficers Monday at 8 o'clock in the KC Hall. A banquet at the Willard Hotel at 6:30 will precede installation. Merry Mixers will square dance Friday, January 8, at 8 p.m. in the Merry Mixers' Hall at Pelican City. Bill Mayhew will call. Please bring cake. All members are urged to attend. Klamath Dog Fanciers will meet at 8 p.m. Friday, January 8. at the home of Leonard Allen, 3630 Laverne Street. There will be elec tion of officers, a financial report of the past year's business and planning for next year's show. Anyone interested is welcome. Klamath County Home Exten sion alumnae will meet for a pot- luck luncheon at noon Saturday, January 9. in the Y.MCA building. A full attendance is requested. Ramblin' Squares Club is offer ing beginners' classes starting at 8 p.m. Tuesday, January 12, at its clubhouse at the rear of 4663 Frieda and Hope streets. Anyone interested in learning to square dance is welcome. Call TU 4-8066 for more information. Pelican Auxiliary VFW, will have its regular business meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday, January 7, in the VFW Hall. There will be initiation. VFW Dance for members and their invited suests Saturday, Jan uary 9, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Louie and Ossie orcnes tra. Kings Sons and Kings Daugh ters of the Emmanuel Baptist Church will meet at 7 o'clock to night in the church for the first meetings after the holidays. There will be a new and improved pro gram for boys. All interested per sons are invited. Maverick Square Dancers will not dance Saturday night, January Eagles Auxiliary regular lodge meeting is planned for Friday, Jan uary 8, at 8 p.m. at the Eagles Hall. VFW will have its recular meeting and initiation tonight at 8 o'clock in the hall at 515 Walnut Avenue. Enlists LeRoy D. Spiker, 17, son of LeRoy D. Spiker Sr., 4502 Bal sam Drive, joined the Marine Corps in Portland recently. He is undergoing recruit training at San Diego. Merry Mixers Square Dance Club will sponsor a beginners' class at the hall in Pelican City Wednesday, January 13, starling at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. Lad, 16, Tragedy Victim, Sees World Turn To Ashes INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPD- Young Tommy Teel stood or phaned and alone today, an inno cent trapped in a tangled web of tragedy. Only 18 months ago, Tommy was a happy 14-year-old, secure in the love of his foster parents, a wealthy drug company execu tive and his tiny, pretty wife. Today his young life lay shat tered amid the ruins of a family torn by scandal, murder and death by fire. Tommy's father, Forrest Teel, handsome, debonair vice president of Eli Lilly & Co., was shot to death July 31, 1958, in a struggle with his secret lover, Mrs. Connie Nicholas. Tommy's mother, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Teel, 49, suffered in si lence through the months of scan dal and Mrs. Nicholas' sensation al trial which followed the shoot ing. - Then, last Saturday, Tommy re turned home from a dance to find his mother critically burned by lames which started when she fell asleep while smoking in bed. For four days Mrs. Teel clung tn a life which had treated her cruelly. Then she died. Mrs. Ted's epitaph was spoken by the woman who stole her hus band's affections. 'Nothing is ever as humans plan it," Connie Nicholas sobbed when told of the death. Mrs. Nicholas, 44, currently is free while appealing her 2-to-21- year sentence for her manslaugh ter conviction in Teel's slaying. An aunt, Mrs. Thelma A. Wil liams of Fort Worth, Tex., will go with Tommy to his mother's fu neral Friday. And then Tommy Teel, now 16, will be alone. CRASH KILLS TWO AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) Two cars collided in front, of Univer sity Hospital here Wednesday then mounted the curb and killed two women. Police charged both drivers with Involuntary manslaughter. Pine Brings Good Price At Oral Timber Auction Pine brought a fat price during an oral auction Wednesday after noon in Klamath District head quarters for Rogue River Nation al Forest. Three more sales are due there soon. There wore four bidders. Two. Ellingson Timber Company and Modoc Lumber Company, quit in the early rounds. Paul Wamplcr and C h i 1 o q u i n Timber Com pany slugged hard for 78 rounds. Both have mills close to the Annie Creek area where the 2,500,000 hoard feet of ponderosa pine and 2,700,000 feet of white fir and other species arc located. The Cliiloquin firm outbid W' amp ler, offering $-12.50 per thousand feet of pine and $15.50 for other species against Wampler's bid of $42.40 and $15.55 respectively. The parcel brought a total of S148.100. It had been appraised by forest service cruisers at $29.45 per thousand feet of pine and S14.95 for oilier species. Minimum bid acceplable was $113,990. Included in the minimum bid was $2.20 per thousand feet for brush and slash disposal. Oilier sales, due January 15, 18 and 22 in the district ranger's of fice. Post Office Building, Klamath Falls, arc localed in Lake of the Woods, Sevenmile and- Dry Creek DAUGHTER DIES CHICAGO (UPI) - Judith Ann Vcrsen, 5, daughter of Walter Versen; University of Illinois Chi cago Branch football coach, died Wednesday of leukemia. areas, in that order. The Lake of the Woods parcel, just east of the lake, includes an estimated 10.000 feet of Douglas fir, 10.000 feet of pine species, and 150.000 feet of while fir and other species on 12 acres. Estimated value and minimum acceptable bid is $34.25 for pine, $29.15 for Douglas fir and $17.35 per thousand feet of other spe cies. Auction is scheduled for 2 p.ni. Sevenmile Sale Area 3 contains an estimated one million feet of ponderosa pine and 2,100,000 feet of white fir and other species on about 110 acres due west of Fort Klamath. Appraised value and minimum bid prices are $41.45 for ponder osa pine and $19.20 for other species. The oral auction will begin at 10:30 a.m. Dry Creek Sale Area 1, also lo cated near Fort Klamath, contains about 1,100,000 feet of pine spe cies and 400,000 feet of white fir and other species on about 100 acres. Low acceptable bid prices and appraised prices are $38.10 for pine and $19.35 for other species. The auction is scheduled for 2 p.m. Bidders, to be eligible to enter oral offers, must post scaled bids at the ranger's office by the time oral auctioning begins. Sealed bids must be at least as high as appraised prices. Deposits of at least $1,500, $7,000 and $4,000 payable in money or der, bank draft or cashier's or cer tified check on the Lake of the Woods, Sevenmile and Dry Creek sale, respectively, must be includ ed in each scaled bid. Minimum bid prices include $4.20, $5 and $3.45 per thousand feet for slash disposal on sales in the order listed above. 1960 BUICKS GAUGED! ALL Body Styles - All Colors Available NOW! 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