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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 B HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday, January 29. 19(50 Attempt To Wreck Pact Made By Red Nations ; TOKYO (AP)-The Soviet Union i Is trying harrier than ever to tmash Japan's new security treaty with the United States. Red China, East Germany, North Viet Nam and North Korea joined the ; campaign today. Only 24 hours alter a hot ex change between Moscow and Tokyo over the pact, a 17-member Japanese delegation left for Mos- . cow today to negotiate a new salmon fishing agreement with . the Soviets. The negotiations pre sent a new opportunity for Soviet pressure on the Japanese. Japan wants an 80.000-ton quota for her fishermen in Soviet-controlled North Pacific waters for , the season of mno. The Soviets probably will knock that figure down. In five years they have re duced the quota from 163,273 tons to 85.000 tons in 1W59. Red Chinals Foreign Minister Chen Yi, in an article written for the Feb. 1 issue for Pciping's magazine "Red Flag," said the new U.S. -Japan treaty "marks the revival of Japanese militar ism. East German Deputy Premier Heinrich Rau now visiting North Vict Nam. in a joint communique with his hosts denounced "Ameri can imperialistic attempts to turn Japan into a military base for ag gression. ' North Korea's Pyongyang radio repeated mass meetings con demning the recently concluded Japan - U.S. military alliance treaty" are being held in factories and other establishments. The U.S. - Japanese treaty ligned Jan. 19 provides for mutual assistance in an attack on Japan yOWfi KDftS ItJfTH DEATH UHEH VOi BECOME A HORH- 610WE AT WE ZEA6T rxavo CATOKI I Courtaiy MIDLAND EMPIRE Inturanc Agency 126 So. rii Hi. TU 4-6417 Tf TtUmilf Lac at Imruei AfmHu Rill MrKlbbln and Clem Lesurr It Is still to be ratified by the Japanese Parliament and is a fierce political issue here. But the Soviet campaign to stir up anti- American sentiment may back- lire. A Soviet note published Thurs day charged that ratification of the treaty would mean that Japan loses its independence and would "perpetuate actual occupation." The Soviet Union said she would not return the Ilabomais and Shik- olan islands unless American mili tary bases in Japan arc dis mantled. The Japanese Foreign Office issued a statement calling the So viet threat "unjustified interven tion" in Japan's internal affairs. It accused the Soviet Union of re- oucing to a "scrap of paper" the ii'56 agreement to return the is hinds upon conclusion of a peace treaty. No observer here seriously thinks the Soviet threat will pre vent ratification of the U.S.-Japan treaty. Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi's parly has a sulficient parliamentary majority to vote the treaty through.. Wife's Death Related KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - "I just walked in and started shoot ing," Carey Lee Ruder told no- lice as he calmly related how his young wife was slain Thursday. wearby, on the floor of their apartment, lay the body of Judith Diane Ruder, 20. She had been shot five times with a .22 caliber pistol. "She was ruining me, making me lose my job, taking all the stuff I have, walking out on two kids two of the nicest kids you ever saw," Ruder, a 21-year-old raltsman, said. Ruder said his wife left home three weoks ago and he had been caring for their daughters, one 3 years old and the other 10 months. He said his wife took away some furniture Wednesday. When he returned home Thursday, aft er taking the children to a baby sitter, Ruder said she was pre paring to sell some , furniture to three men. That's when he shot her. "We didn't have any argu ments," Ruder said. "She lust didn't like married lite." They were married when she was IB and he 17. Ruder was held for invcsliga- ion of murder. The children re mained with the baby sitter Thursday night. 7 J-K y j y 1 M Ri. U . Pit. OH. "I'm going; to help you save some of the money you've been squandering on our dates. I'm going to start going out with someone else!" America's Space Efforts May Feel Cutback Pinch More than 500,000 school-age chil dren suffer from rheumatic fev er and rheumatic, heart disease and from inborn heart defects. BASKETBALL Follow the Pelicans on KFLW! KUHS ASHLAND FRIDAY NIGHT KUHS vs. Grants Pass SATURDAY NIGHT 7:45 P.M. with Floyd Wynne KFLW The Station With The PLEASING SOUND! WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri can space efforts after a year or two may feel the pinch of an administration cutback of 132 mil lion dollars in the new budget, space officials say. Disclosure of the slash in re quested funds was made Thursday by officials of the National Aero nautics and Space Administration under questioning by the House Space Committee. j Richard E. Horner, an associate administrator of NASA, testified the reduced budget meant that work in advanced technology and supporting research was being curtailed, construction of new fa cilities was being put off and staff expansion postponed. But Horner and Dr. Hugh L Dryden, deputy administrator of NASA, insisted that the cut in funds would not affect such major projects as the man-in-space pro gram and the gradually accelerat ing program of space probes set for the next few years. Asked if NASA could make more progress if it had more money Dryden replied: "Not in the next year or two But it could affect things down the road." The committee is conducting an intensive investigation of the space program. Its Democratic members have accused the ad ministration of failing to push hard enough in a field where the Soviet Union has scored such spec tacular triumphs. In early testimony Thursday, Dryden and Horner both said NASA had received "substantially all" it had asked for in funds for fiscal 1901. Chairman Overton Brooks (D- La) asked for a specific break down what was requested and what was received. Dryden re turned in the afternoon with the information. He reported NASA requested 957 million dollars. When the budget was drawn it was given 802 million dollars. In addition, however, it is receiving 23 mil lion dollars in a carryover pay ment from the current fiscal year, making 825 million dollars actual ly available to it. Dad, Son Suffer Same Ailment O L E N D A L E, Calif. (AP) -James Watts, 18, was scheduled to undergo surgery or a ruptured spinal disc. A few days before the opera tion, his father. Lory Watts, 41. felt acute pain in his back. A doc tor told him he had the same af fliction as his son. As they wheeled the younger Watts out of the operating room Thursday his father waved at him on the way in. Both are recovering. The President's budgets seldom, if ever, provide the lull amounts asked by agencies and depart ments in their original money re quests. Dryden said a study to see where the program can be speeded up is now nearing com pletion and NASA expects to ask for about 100 million dollars more within a week. However, approximately 80 per cent of the extra money will be ear-marked for the big rocket booster project, Saturn, Dryden said. NASA inherited the Saturn program from the Department ol Defense. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OK FINAL ACCOl'NT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OK OREGON ' IN AND FOR ' THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of C. J. DRICCO. alio known CHARLES J. B HI CCO and CHARLES BRICCO, Decreed. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned as Executor of the above entitled estate hai filed his Final Ac count and that the Court hai appointed March 1, IBM), at 10 A M. at the lime and the Court Room of the above entitled Court as the place for hear ing objections to such final account and the nrttlement thereof. Dated January 29th, I960. Kenneth C. Bricco, Executor No. 31, January 29, February 5, 12, 19 No. 59-1.11 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Eitate of H. E CADY. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under Igned has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of H. E.I Cady. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate or who are interested therein are directed to pre sent their claims, properly verified to I me at the offices of lhatourn & Brickner. Attorneys at Law, Merrill Oregon, within six months from the date of first publication of this No tice, which date Is January 28, 1B60, s-Wilbur O. Brirkner No. 30, Jan. 20, Feb. 5, 12, 19. LEGAL NOTICE pany each bid with a certified check in the amount of twenty percent of the first year's fee. The deposits will be returned to unsuccessful bidders. The deposits of the successful bidders will apply toward first year'i fee, or be retained for application to any claim for damages in the event the bidder shall not execute the prescribed contract within fifteen days from no tice of acceptance of hi bid. Last year'a permittees will be given the privilege of meeting the high bid with in five days from data bidi are opened. The right to waive technical de- fecta in bidding is hereby reserved. The right to reject all bids and to re-advertise for lease or to negotiate a lease after auch rejection Is further reserved. The lease will specify that the total year's fee shall be paid on or oeiore June 1st of each year. Before bids are submitted, full In formation concerning the range unit. the condition of lease, the submission of bids, and information aa to the form of the contract, should be ob tained from the Trust Department. The United States National Bank of Portland, 8th and Main Streets, Klam ath Falls, Oregon. Dated this 19th day of January. 1960 No. IS, Jan. 22, 29, Feb. 5, 12, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the matter of the Estate of MA BEL DIRSCHL. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have filed my Final Account as Adminis trator of the above entitled Estate and that the Court has set February 15, ), at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., as the time for hearing objections to said Final Account and settlement thereof. Bob D. Dirsch) Administrator Proctor St Puckctt Attorneys for Administrator No. 7 Jan. 13, 22, 29, Feb. S. Deb Agrees To Stay Away From Lover PROPERTY APPRAISER Oregon Revised Statutes require graduation from col lege, with major course work in business administra tion, forestry, agriculture, engineering or allied field, or a satisfactory equivalent, combination of exper ience and training, and con pass the state examina tion. Starting salary $342.00 per month. If you meet these qualifications and want to work, contact . . . Hap Caldwell, County Assessor NEW YORK (AP) - Gamble Benedict has agreed to stay with her lamily and not see her ex chautfeur sweetheart while he re mains married. The 19-year-old heiress, who ran off to Paris several weeks ago wilh Andre Porumbeanu, 35. went into State Supreme Court Thurs day charging she was being held against her will by her grand mother. After all the principals assem bled in court, counsel for the grandmother, Katherine Geddes Benedict, announced: "she (Gam ble) is free to walk out and do what she wishes' then came a meeting in cham bers with Justice Samuel M. Gold, Gold, decrying the "Roman holiday" aspect of the case, said dark-haired Gamble told him she loved her grandmother and father and is willing to live with her grandparent.. ' Gamble's mother is dead. Her father. Dr. J. Douglas Sharpe, a Braltleboro, Vt., psychiatrist, is remarried. A spectator in the courtroom was Porumbeanu, who had sent Gamble this message: "Only in love is there truth." After court proceedings, Porum beanu told newsmen: "I must comply with much cha grin to the order of the court and I am sure she will comply with the law. But I don't think her inner feelings ior me have changed, and my feelings for her will never change. 1 love her very much." Gamble and Andre did not speak in court, but they both had smiles for each other. Justice Gold said Gamble also told him she would comply with an order issued Wednesday in Brooklyn Magistrate's Court or dering her "not to contact Andre Porumbeanu in any form or man ner." Her family had brought her to that court on a wayward girl charge. A hearing on the charge was set tor r eb. 26. Gold recessed Thursday's hear ing until Feb. 23. The Romanian-born Andre has said his wife, mother of his 10- year-old daughter, is willing to give him a divorce so that he can marry Gamble.' .Mrs. Porumbeanu disappeared after the romance be came publicized. Listed as a miss ing person, she is believed to be somewhere in Germany. NOTICE Notice Ii hereby given that the un dersigned. Administrator with Will An nexed of the Estate of ED COOK- MAN, deceased, has filed its Final Account and the Honorable DAVID H. VANDENBERG, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath, has set the 8th day of February, 1960. at the hour of 10:00 A.M.. as the time, and the Court room of said Court as the place for hearing objections to said final ac count. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON, PORTLAND Administrator with Will Annexed. h. ORTH SISEMORE Attorney for Administrator with Will Annexed. No. 5 Jan. 8-15-22-29 No. 57-2 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of PEARL JACKSON RAY, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that 1 have filed my final account as administra tor of the EsUte of Pearl Jackson Ray, deceased, and the Court has set February 16, 1960, at the hour of 10:00 a.m., as the time for the hearing of objections to said final account and settlement thereof. Dated this 15th day of January, 1960. W. W. WARD Administrator O'neill tc McLaren Attorneys for administrator No. 10 January 15, 22, 29, February 5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed executor of the Estate of Eugene Sployd, de ceased, by the Circuit Court of Klam ath County, Oregon, and that all per sons having claims against said es tate are hereby notified to Dresent the same to said executor at the office of the undersigned at Room 4, Melhase Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, to gether with proper vouchers, within six months of the date of the first publication of this notice, which IB Jan uary 15, I960. J. C. O'NEILL . Executor O'NEILL ti McLAREN Attorneys for executor Room 4, Melhase Building Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 11, January 15, 22, 29, February 3 NO. 60-4 PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of ANNA M. ROGERS. Deceased Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed Executrix of the es. late of Anna M. Rogers, deceased All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them to me, with proper vouchers, at the office of Ganong At Ganong. First Fed eral Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon within six months from January 22, lHbO. which is the date of first publi cation of this notice. Zcpha Rogers warren. Executrix Ganong St Ganong ' Attorneys for Executrix No. 22, Jan. 22. 29. Feb. 5 and 12. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed as Ex ecutrix of the Estate of MARVIN NER SETH. deceased, by Order of the Cir cuit Court of the County of Klamath, and all persons having claims against saia esiBtc are required to present tnc same, to the Executrix, duly verified and with the proper vouchers attached, at the office of her attorney, L. ORTH SISEMORE, 731 Main Street, Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice. LUSTER NERSETH, Executrix L. ORTH SISEMORE Attorney for Executrix 12, Jan. 15. 22. 29 and Feb. 9 LEGAL NOTICE No. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Elizabeth Koslrnbader. an order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, has been appointed Admin istratnx of the Estate of Zoe M. Bruce, deceased, and that Letters of Admin istration have been issued to her. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified and with proper vouchers, to the undersigned at Room 6. First Federal Savings and Loan Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon, with in six i6 months from the date of the first publication of this notice, which publication is the 22nd day of January, 1960. ELIZABETH KOSTENBADER Administratrix Estate of Zoe M. Bruce, De ceased, RICHARD J. SMITH Attorney for Administratrix First Federal Savings and Loan Building Klamath Falls. Oregon No. 27, Jan. 22, 29. Feb. 3, 12. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY HAS BEEN FOUND LIABLE. FOR THE COST OF IMPROVING, VAN NESS AVENUE FROM THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF PACIFIC TERRACE TO THE EASTERLY LINE OF FAIRMOUNT STREET, CALHOUN STREET FROM THE NORTHERLY LINE OF VAN NESS AVENUE TO THE NORTHER LY LINE OF BENSON STREET. BENSON STREET FROM THE EAST ERLY LINE OF CALHOUN STREET TO THE WESTERLY LINE OF FAIR- MOUNT STREET, AND FAIRMOUNT STREET FROM THE NORTHERLY LINE OF VAN NESS AVENUE TO THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 31. MOUNTAIN VIEW ADDITION, IN KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON: KNOWN AS IM PROVEMENT UNIT NO. 146; THAT THEY HAVE TWENTY DAYS FROM THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE TO PAY THE ASSESS MENTS IN TEN EQUAL INSTALL-1 MENTS, OR PAY CASH. WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, by ordinance adopted January 11, I960, declared the proportionate assess ments on each lot, part of lot, block, or parcel of acreage property found to be benefited for the proportionate share of the cost of Improving: Van Ness Avenue from the south-westerly line of Pacific Terrace to the easterly line of Fairmount Street, Calhoun Street from the northerly line of Van Ness Avenue to the northerly line of Benson Street, Benson Street from the easterly line of Calhoun Street to the westerly line of Fairmount Street, and Fairmount Street from the north erly line of Van Ness Avenue to the southerly line of the alley in Block 31, Mountain View Addition, in said City, all as more fully and In detail shown on the plans and specifications of the City Engineer on file with the Recorder or said City in the matter of said improvement, being improvement Unit No. 146; that the property so found benefited and liable and as sessed as aforesaid, is the property that lies within the boundaries of the following description, to-wit: Beginning at the southwest corner of lot 19, block 36, Mountain View Addi tin to the city of Klamath Falls, Ore gon; thence northerly parallel to and 150 feet distant westerly from the westerly line of Calhoun Street a dis tance of 414 feet to the center-line of the alley in block 29, said Mountain View Addition; thence easterly paral lel to and 118 feet distant northerly from the northerly line of Benson Street to the westerly line of Fair mount Street; thence continuing east erly crossing Fairmount Street to the northwest corner of lot 13. block 31. said Mountain View Addition; thence continuing easterly 'along the southerly line of the alley in said block 31 to the northeast corner of lot 17. said block 31; thence southerly parallel to and 125 feet distant easterly from the east erly line of Fairmount Street to the centerline of vacated Benson Street; thence easterly along the centerline of vacated Benson Street 25 feet: thence southerly parallel to and ISO feet dis tant easterly from the easterly line of fairmount street to the southeast cor ner of lot 18, block 34. said Mountai: View Addition; thence southwesterly crossing Van Ness Avenue to the most easterly corner of lot 1. block 7. Hil side Addition to the City of Klamath ails, Oregon; thence continuini southwesterly along the southeasterly-, lines of lots 1. 2 and 3. said block to the northeasterly line of lot 6, said block 7; thence southeasterly along the northeasterly line of lot S, said block 7 to the most easterly corner or lot o. said block 7: thence south. westerly along the line common to lots e and 7, said block 7, to the northeast erly line of Pacific Terrace; thence northwesterly along the northeaster: line of Pacific Terrace to the mos westerly corner of lot 4. said block 7 thence southwesterly crossing Van Ness Avenue to the point of begin ning. The docket of Citv liens has hern made up as provided by section 268 of uie Charter of said City, and below wiu be found a list of the names o the owners whose property has been so assessed as aforesaid and against which liens have been docketed, as by said ordinance provided, together with ine description of the property of each owner ana ine total amount assessed against each specific proD erty and the owner and holder thereof. tteterence is hereby made to inch lien docket for detail description of vh jui, pari oi ioi, diock or parcel of acreage property so assessed. runner notice is hereby given the respective owners of property so as scssed and hereinafter listed that such assessment is now due and navahi and will be delinquent from and after tne expiration or twenty davs from the date of the first publication of this notice, which said first publication will oe maae on ine Z7tn. day of January Lot 17, Block 34. Harry D- Boivin, $141.97; Lot 18, Block 34, Harry D. Boivin. 1114 22. Lot 13. Block 35. Carl D. Steinseifer, $827.72; Lot 14, Block 35, Can JJ. Sleinseifer, $759.18; Lot 15, Block 35, Carl D. Steinseifer. $656 38; Lot 16, Block 35. Lloyd L. Porter, $564.60; Lot 17, Block 35, Lloyd L. Porter, $538.90, Lot 18. Block 35, Lloyd L. Porter. $504 63: W 5' Lot 19. Block 35, Lloyd L. Porter. $93 .80; E 20" Lot 19. Block 35, Greer Drew, s.ftts.iu; io u, Block 35, Greer Drew. $512 63; Lot 21, HlArk .15 f.rMr Drew. $534 95; Lot 22, Block 35. Greer Drew, $5114 47; Lot 23. Block 35, Greer Drew, $683.75; Lot 24. Blnrk :5. Greer Drew. $743.25; Lot 1, Block 35. City of Klamath Falls, $500.- 76; Lot 2, Block 35, City of Kiamatn Falls. $531 22; Lot 3, Block 35, Rex L. Hiatt. $477.95; Lot 4. Block 35, Rex L. Hiatt. $41842; Lot 5, Block 35. Rex L. Hiatt. $39611; Lot 6. Block 33, Rex L. Hiatt. $366 35; Lot 7. Block 35. Robert F. Mest, $357,60; Lot 8, Block 35, Robert F. Mest, $391 96; Lot B. .Block 35, Robert F. Most, $417.66: Lot 10, Block 35, F. L. Weaver, $470.20; Lot 11. Block 35. F. L. Weaver, $573. 00; Lot 12, Block 35, F. L. Weaver. $841.54. Lot 1, Block 36. Bertha Holder.. $400. 12: Lot 2, Block 36, Bertha Holden, $336.21: Lot 3. Block 36, Bertha Hol den, $240 39; Lot 4. Block 36, Bertha Holden. $176.49; Lot 5, Block 36. Ber tha Holden, $15254: Lot 6, Block 36. Bertha Holden, $120.60: Lot 19, Block 36, Klamath Valley Lumber Company, $181.34; Lot 20, Block 36. Klamath Val ley Lumber Company. $507.19; Lot 21, Block 36, Frank P. Drew. $535.65; Lot 22, Block 36. Frank P. Drew, $509.54; Lot 23. Block 36. Frank P. Drew, $695.37; Lot 24, Block 36, Frank P. Drew. $759.27. This notice is published by order of the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, pursuant to the Charter of said City. Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon, this 27th day of January, I960. Rosie Keller Recorder for City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 17, Jan. 27, 28, 29, 31. Feb. 1, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY HAS BEEN FOUND LIABLE FOR COST OF 27TH. SEWER UNIT. THAT THEY HAVE TWENTY DAYS FROM THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IN WHICH TO FILE APPLICATION TO PAY ASSESSMENT IN TEN EQUAL INSTALLMENTS, OR PAY IN CASH WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, by ordinance duly adopted January 11, 1960, declared the proportionate as sessment on each lot, part of Ioi, block, or parcel of acreage property found to be benefited for proportion ate share or tne cost ol tne Z7tn. sewer unit; serving a portion of Block 12, Eldorado Addition. Block 24, El dorado Heights Addition and Blocks 20, 21, 28, 29, 36 and 37 Mountain View Addition,' all in the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon; all as more fully and in detail shown on the plans and specifications of the City Engineer on file with the Recorder of said City in the matter of said Improvement; that the property so found benefited and liable and assessed as aforesaid, is the property that lies within the boundaries of the following descrip tion, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of lot 18, block 36, Mountain View Add! tion to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence northerly along line common to lots 18 and 19 of said block 36 to the southerly line of the alley in said block 36: thence easterly along the southerly line of said alley to the westerly line of Calhoun Street; thence northerly along the westerly line of Calhoun Street to the southerly line of Park Row; thence westerly along the southerly line of Park Row to the westerly line of Tiffany Street; thence southerly along the wester ly line of Tiffany Street to the north east corner of lot 16, block 15, El dorado Heights Addition to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence wester ly along the line common to lots 13 and 16 of said block 15 to the north west corner of lot 16 said block 15; thence southerly along the line com mon to lots 15 and 16 and to lots 18 and 19 of said block 15 to the norther ly line of Euclid Street; thence cross NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned, executrix of the es tate of. Edward -Ed Ottendorf. de ceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for Klamath County, the final account of her ad ministration of said estate and that the Court has appointed the 29th. dav of February. i960, at ihe hour of lOflO o'clock In the forenoon of said day as the time and the Court Room of satd Court as the place for hearing and settlement of sain account. Dona January 29. I960 Jean Eleanor Aldrich Executrix. Estate of Edward ltq UMenanri, deceased. THREE YEAR GRAZING LEASES OFFERED BY THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Sealed bids marked "Grazing Lease Rid will be received at the Klamath ' Fulls Branch of The United States Na tional Bank of Portland. Trust De partment, until 2.00 P.M., February 15. 1960, for three year grazing leases commencing on June 1, I960, on the following range units, all within the north Klamath Marsh: 1. North Three Creeks Field, 1,555 acres Minimum Rid: $3.200 00 per annum 3. South Three Creeks Field, 790 acres Minimum Bid; $1.600 00 per annum 3. Windmill Field. 167.1 acres Minimum Bid: $1,000 00 per annum 4. Association Field, t.2.5 acres Minimum Bid: $2,400 00 per annum Each bidder must state the amount he is bidding and the name of the No. 19, Jan. 29, Feb. , 12, 19. 26. field h U bidding for. and accora- The owners of property so assessed as aioresaia must eiMicr pay in cash or make and file with the Recorder of tne said City on or before the 19th day ol rebruary 1960. beina twentv days from the first publication of this notice, their respective applications to pay sucn assessment in ten equal in stallments, providing they have not previously signed for same. The follO Win IT is thf riner-.nttrm nt the property, all situated in th Citv of Klamath Falls. Oregon, the name of the owner thereof and the amount of the lien which has been placed against the respective piece of prop erly, io-wit: HILLSIDE ADDITION Lot 1, Block 7, Edward S. and Jo- sepntne U. Robinson. $612 22: Lot Block 7, Edward S. and Josephine G. nooinson, wa; l,oi 3, Block 7, Ed ward S. and Josephine G. Robinson $595.96; Lot 4. Block 7. John B. and Alice S. Bishop. $1,052 30: Lot 5. Block i, jonn o. ana Alice S. Bishop. $845 i. laji o, biock 7. Henry . and (teien a. rermns, $453.53. MOUNTAIN VIEW ADDITION Lot 19. Block 29. William Ganona $40.73; Lot 20. Block 29. William Ga nong. $40.73; Lot 21, Block 29. Walter i. and Laura V. Brown. $40.73: Lot i, Block 29. Waiter T. and Laura V, Brown. $40 74; Lot 23, Block 29. Wal ter T. and Laura V. Brown. $40.74: Lot 24. Block 29. Walter T. and Laura v. Brown. $40.73. Lot 7. Block 30. Howard Stroud. $512.05; Wj. Lot 8. Block 30. Howard Mroud. $256.02: E'. Lot 8. Blork 30 Ray Kahn, $256.02; Lot 9. Block 30, Ray Kahn, $512.05: Lot 10, Block 30. tan h Kent, $678 36: Lot 11, Block 30. Earl B. Kent. $803.20; Lot 12, Block jv. tan h. Kent, ai.oso.ea. Lot 13. Block 31. John D. and Mil dred I. Merryman. $40082: Lot 14, Block 31. John D. and Mildred I Merryman. $330 21: Lot 15. Block 31, John D. and Mildred I. Merryman. i: loi is. Block 31. John D. and Mildred 1. Merryman. $153 66; Lot 17, Block 31. John D. and Mildred I. Merryman. $127.18. Lot 7, Block 34. Robert P. Etling- son, $102 27; Lot 8. Block 34. Robert P Ellingson. $137 58; Lot 9. Block 34. Robert P. Elhncsnn. 11 tu rtf- I j-it in Block 34. Robert P. Ellington. 234 68; Lot 11, Block 34. Robert P. Ellingson. $340 61; Lot 12. Block 34. Robert P Ellingson. $411 21: Lot 13. Block 34. Har ry D. Boivtn. VIM M: Lot 14. Block 34. Harry D. Boivin. $301.50. Lot 15, Block narry u. Boivin, $218.27; Lot 16, ing Euclid Street to the northwest corner of lot 1, Block 24. said El dorado Heights Addition; thence south erly along the westerly lines of lots 1. 4, 5. and 6, said block 24 to the most northerly corner of lot 11, said block 24; thence southeasterly along the northeasterly line of lots 11, 14, 15, 16 and 18 said block 24 to the south west corner of lot 17 said block 24; thence easterly along the southerly line of lot 17 said block 24 to the westerly line of Tiffany Street; thence southerly along the westerly line of Tiffany Street to the northerly1 line of Van Ness Avenue; thence easterly along the northerly line of Van Ness Avenue to the point of beginning. The docket of City Liens has been made up as provided by the Charter or said City, and below will bo fnunri list ot tnc names or the owners whose property has been so assessed as aforesaid against which liens have Deen docketed, as bv said ordinance provided, together with the descrip tion of the property of each owner and the total amount so assessed against each specific property and tnc owner and holder thereof, Reference s hereby made to innh lien docket for detail description of each lot, part of lot, block or parcel oi acreage property so assessed, further notice is hereby given to respective owners of property so as sessed and hereinafter listed that such assessment is now due and payable, and will be delinquent from and after ine expiration or twenty davs imm the date of the first publication of mis notice, which said first pub ication will be made on the 27th. day of January, laou. The owners of property so assessed as aforesaid must either pay In cash or make and file with the Recorder of the said City on or before lh loth day of February, I960, being twenty days from the first publication of this notice, their respective applications to pay such assessments in ten equal installments, providing they have not previously signed for same. the following is the descriotlon nf the property, alt situated In th nix. of Klamath Falls, Oregon, name of the owner thereof and the amount oi tne lien placed against the respec- uvea iyici.B wuiJcri.y, io-wii: ELDORADO HEIGHTS ADDITION Lot 16, Block 15. Wilson Till and Abstract Co.. $292.14; Lot 17, Block la. wiiiiam oe Hetty tianong. $332,64 Lot 18. Block 15, William & Bettv Ci. nong. $294.90. Lot 1. Block 24. Wilson Till anH Abstract Co., $300.26; Lot 4, Block 24, Wilson Title and Abstract Cn sub no- Lot 5, Block 24. Wilson Title and Ab stract lo., .iu.4U: Lot 6. Block 24 Wilson Title and Abstract Co.. ki ar Lot 12, Block 24. Wilson Title and Abstract Co.. $412.79: Lot 13 ninrir a, wuson Title and Abstract Co, $307.55. MOUNTAIN VIEW ADDITION Lot 1, Block 20. Suoerinr Mnm. Corporation. $130.43: Lot 2. Block 20. Superior Homes Corporation. $130 43 Lot 3. Block 20. Superior Homes Cor- pi'miion, uu.w; uoi 4. Block 20 Superior Homes Cornoration tin At'- Lot 5. Block 20. Superior Homes Cor poration. $130.43; Lot 6, Block 20. Supe rior Homes Corporation. $130.43; Lot 7, Block 20. Superior Homes Corpora tion. $130.43; Lot 8. Block 20. Stm-n. or Homes Corporation, $141.43; Lot 9. Bloc au. uamet w. c Vera Harra $130.43: Lot 10, Block 20. Garnet W. St Vera Harra. $130.43; Lot 11. Block 20 Garnet W. St Vera Harra. $130.43; Lot lit. HIOCK ifU. Uamet W. ftt Vers Harr- $141.43: Lot 13. Block 20. William B. at taiin Apptegaie, 91 Ho, 43; Lot 14 Block 20. -William B. & Edith A pp legate. $130.43: Lot 15, Block 20. William B. St Edith Apple gate. $130.43: Lot 16. Block 20. Lester St Pauline G. Offield. $185 43: Lot 17. Block 20. Lester G. St Paulin G Off.eld. $13043: Lot 18. Block 20. Les ter G. ti Pauline G. Offield, $130 43 Lot 19. Blork 20. Gerald R. St Hen rietta E. Clemens, $185.43; Lot 20 Block 20, Gerald R. St Henrietta EJ Clemens, $130.43: Lot 21, Block 20,1 Gerald R. St Henrietta E. Clemen. i-hj w, Lrfu H OCR XO. V mn a J Payne. $185.43; Lot 23. Block 20 Vir ginia J. Payne. $130 43: Lot 24. Block 20. Virginia J. Payne. $130 42. loi i, stock 21. Frank W. St Dorrii Johnon. $130 42: Lot 2. Rlwk n Frank W. St Dorrii A. Johnson, $130 42; Lot 3, Block 21. Frank W. St Dorris jonnson, $mi 42; Lot 4. Block 21, 42; Lot S. Block 21. Frank W. A Cor ns A. Johnson, $141.42: Lot 6. Block 21, Frank W. St Dorrii A. Johnson, $130.42: Lot 7. Block 21. City of Klam ath Falls, Oregon, $130.42; Lot $. Block 21, City or Klamath Falls. Ore gon. $13042; Lot 9, Block 21, City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. $141.42: Lot 10, Block 21. City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. $130.43; Lot 11, Block 21, City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, $130.43; Lot 12. Block 21. City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. $141.43; Lot 13, Block 21, Bert C. Thomas, $185.43; Lot 14, Block 21, Bert C. Thomas, $130.43: Lot 15, Block 21, Bert C. Thomas, $130.43; Lot 16, Block 21. Bert C. Thomas, $130 43 Lot 17. Block 21. City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, $185.43; Lot 18. Block 21, City of Klamath Falls. Orrmn $13043: Lot 19. Block 21. Alton V. St Nancy C. F u 1 1 a w a y, $185.43; Lot 20. Block 21, Alton V. St Nancy C. Kullaway. $130.43; Lot 21, Block 21, Alton V. St Nancy C. Fulla way. $130.43; Lot 22. Block 21, Vernc E. St Francis Bloomberg, $185.43; Lot 23, Block 21 , Verne E. St Francis Bloomberg, $130.43; Lot 24. Block 21, Verne E. St Francis Bloomberg, $130.- 43. Lot 1, Block 28, Frank W. St Dorrii A. Johnson. $130.43; Lot 2. Block 28, Frank W. St Dorris A. Johnson. $130 43 Lot 3, Block 28, Frank W. St Dorris A, Johnson, $141.43; Lot 4, Block 28, Maurice E. St Mildred A. Bercot, $130.43: Lot 5, Block 21, Maurice E St Mildred A. Bercot, $130.43; Lot 6, Block 21, Maurice E. Ac Mildred A. Bercot, $141.43; Lot 7, Block 28. Frank W. At Dorris A. Johnson, 1130.- 43; Lot 8, Block 26, Frank W. St Dor ris A. Johnson, $130.43; Lot 9. Block 28, Frank W. St Dorris A. Johnson, $141.43, Lot 10, Block 28, Frank W. St Dorris A. Johnson, $130.42; Lot 1 1, Block 28. Frank W. St Dorris A. John son, $130.42; Lot 12. Block 28, Frank W. Ac Dorris A. Johnson, $141.42; Lot 13. Block 28, Harold M. Ac Carria L. Rush, $163.42; Lot 14, Block 28. Harold M. Ac Carrie L. Rush, $130 42; Lot 15. Block 28, Harold M. Ac Carrie L. Rush, $130.42; Lot 16, Block 28. Harold M. Ac Carrie L. Rush, $130.42; Lot 17, Block 28, Gwen doline M. Collins. $163.42: Lot 18, Block 28, Gwendoline M. Collins, $130.42; Lot 19, Block 28, Howard E. Ac Patricia Jane Dickson. $163.42; Lot 20, Block 28, Howard E. Ac Patricia Jane Dickson, $130.42; Lot- 21, Block 28, Bcrnice J. Sias' St. Dorris M. Fully, $163.42; Lot 22, Block 28, Bernice J. Sias Ac Dorris M. Fully, $130.42; Lot 23, Block 28, Bcrnice J. Sias Ac Dor ris M. Fully, $130.42; Lot 24, Block 28. Bernice J. Sias Ac Dorris M. Fully, $130.42. Lot 1, Block 29, Ray T. Kann, $130. 42; Lot 2, Block 29, Ray T. Kann. $130.42; Lot 3, Block 29, Ray T. Kann, $141.42; Lot 4, Block 29, George St Betty L. Kovich, $130.43: Lot 5, Block 29, George Ac Betty L. Kovich. $130.43; Lot 6, Block 29, George Ac Betty L. Kovich. $141.43; Lot 7, Block 29. Eu. gene G. Ac Barbara A. Gjertson, S130 -43: Lot 8, Block 29, Eugene G. At Barbara A. Gjertson, $130.43; Lot 9, Block 29, Eugene G. Ac Barbara A. Gjertson, $141.43; Lot 10. Block 29, Gerald R. Ac Henrietta E. Clemcm, $130.43; Lot 11, Block 29, Gerald R, Ac Henrietta E. Clemena, $130.43; Lot 12, Block 29, Gerald R. Ac Henrietta E. Clemens, $141.43; Lot 13, Block 29, Wesley D. Ac Phyllis D. McNee, $163. 43; Lot 14. Block 29. Wesley D. Ac Phvl. lis D. McNee, $130.43; Lot 15, Block 29, Wesley D. St Phyllis D. McNee. $130.- 43; Lot 16, Block 29, Wesley D. Ai Phyllis D. McNee, $130.43; Lot 17. Block 29, Fay A. Ac Opal C. Waters, $163.43; Lot 18, Block 29, Fay A. At Opal C. Waters, $130.43; Lot 19, Block 29, William J. Ac Betty Ganong, $163. 43; Lot 20, Block 29, William J. Ac Bet ty Ganong. $130.43; Lot 21, Block 29, Watter T. Ac Laura Virginia Brown, $163.43; Lot 22, Block 29, Walter T. Ai Virginia Brown, $130.43; Lot 23, Block 29. Walter T. St Virginia Brown, $130. 43; Lot 24, Block 29. Walter T. St Vir ginia Brown, $130.43. Lot 1, Block 36, Bertha J. Holden, $130,43; Lot 2, Block 36, Bertha J. Holden, $130.43; Lot 3, Block 36, Ber tha J. Holden, $141.42; Lot 4, Block 36, Bertha J. Holden, $130.42; Lot 5, Block 36. Bertha J. Holden, $130.42; Lot 6, Block 36, Bertha J. Holden. $141.42; Lot 7, Block 36, Bertha J. Holden, $130.42; Lot 8, Block 36, Ber tha J. Holden, $130.42: Lot 9, Block jb, uertna J. Holden, $141.42; Lot 10, Block 36. Bertha J. Holden, $130.42; Lot 11, Block 36, Bertha J. Holden, $130.42; Lot 12. Block 36, Bertha J. Holden, $141.42; Lot 13, Block 36, Ber tha J. Holden, $163.42; Lot 14, Block 36, Bertha J. Holden, $130.42; Lot 15, Block 36, L. R. St Meriam Hiatt. $163.42; Lot 16, Block 36. L. R. At Meriam Hiatt, $130.42; Lot 17, Block 36, Klamath Valley Lumber Co., $163. 42; Lot 18. Block 36, Klamath Valley Lumber Co.. $130.42; Lot 19, Block 36, Klamath Valley Lumber Co., $163. 42; Lot 20, Block 36, Klamath Valley Lumber Co.. $130.42. Lot 1, Block 37. Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $130.43; Lot 2. Block 37. Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $130 43; Lot 3, Block 37, Wilson Title and Ab stract Co., $141,43: Lot 4, Block 37, Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $130.43; Lot 5, Block 37, Wilson Title and Ab stract Co.. $130.43: Lot 6. Block 37. Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $141.43; Lot 7, Block 37, Wilson Title and Ab stract Co.. $130.43; Lot 8, Block 37, Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $130.43; Lot 9. Block 37, Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $141.43; Lot 10. Block 37, Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $130.43; Lot 11, Block 37. Wilson Title and Ab stract Co.. $130.43; Lot 12, Block 37, Wilson Title and Abstract Co.. $141.43; Lot 13, Block 37. Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $163.43: Lot 14. Block 37, Wilson Title and Abstract Co.. $130.43; Lot 15, Block 37, Wilson Title and Ab stract Co.. $130.42; Lot 16. Block 37, Wilson Title and Abstract Co.. $163.42; Lot 17, Block 37, Wilson Title and Ab stract Co., $130.42: Lot 18, Block 37, Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $130.42; Lot 19. Block 37. Wilson Title and Ab stract Co.. $163.42: Lot 20. Block 37. Wilson Title and Abstract Co.. $130.42; Lot 21, Block 37. Wilson Title and Abstract Co., $163.42; Lot 22, Block Wilson Title and Abstract Co, $13042; Lot 23, Block 37. Bert C. Thomas. $163.42; Lot 24, Block 37, Bert C. Thomas. $130.42. This notice is published by order of the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, pursuant t the Charter of said City. Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon, this 27th day of January. 1960. Rosie Keller Recorder of City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 16, Jan. 27. 28. 29, 31. Feb. 1. Claims allowed by the County Court and Warrants issued by the Count f Clerk on the various Funds of tha County during the month of Decem ber, 1959. CURRENT EXPENSE Cynthia Campbell, Salary, Tax Clerk A. E. Perry, Salary, Water-master E. M. Searles, Salary, Civil Defense Dale Mattoon, Salary, Deputy Sheriff D. E. Summers L. L. Bogart Elaine Eakcr May Sloman Esther Newell. Salary, Deputy Tax Collector Nellie Knupp Mnxine Linville 166 94 R.7S 326.02 292 49 240.41 298 00 lfil 38 152 84 May Schneyder ... Ruth Bishoo Marian Nanneman Jeanne Pugh Judith Lepley, Extra Help, Tax Collector .... Virginia Young Mary DeLap, Salary. Matron H. A. Perkins. Salary. Jailer 303 tl 246 77 105 62 117 28 179.78 105 2 95.09 W27 84 27 65 27 141 94 L. E. Saunders Jr. 290 45 A. O. Davift 225 78 A. D. Torgcrson . 233 50 Bert Vaagen -....- 153.15 A. O. Youngblood 308 96 J. W. Hollo way 200 30 n. J. Conroy 242 07 F. Hartley 160 36 J. Conroy, Salary, Deputy Sheriff 11 M F. G. Markwardt 22 00 Dorothy Rogers 332 22 Block 34. Harry D. Boivin. $162.79;Frank W. St Dorris A. Johnson, $130.- Bernire Mack Jane Wever Betty Hromada Ida Stewart Gladys DeLap 257.69 244 M 246 81 233 97 201 It 177 77 Carolyn Senecal Norma Richardson -t. 240 02 Karle Blachard . 227 07 Mildred Maguire 190 6 Evelyn Biehn. Extra Help. County Clerk 31 (Continued on Page S-B)