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( Drug Executive Slams Investigation PHILADELPHIA AP - The off to its sheer virtuosity.1 The SKF chairman said durinf .ligations, Boyer said, "will pretty lead of one of America's b.ggestj Bow said lhc rcal tucccss ojthe ,hi,.d quartcr o( lm the fed- surely determine the kind of med- ...ira FnnH and Dnip ANministra- nai ilMiurra uu iu jmi. i.u. ui rti-.r.rinlinn rli'ita nnnna-H I Zi..l :!" 'he Kefauver healings "was ligation of his industry has cre-;sccurin8 a series of carefully en sted an atmosphere "which seems gineered, sensational headlines ikely to delay the introduction of lew and life-saving drugs." Francis Boyer. board chairman if Smith Kline & French Labora- that modern drugs are often lion approved introduction of only "y ie Poin8 10 Sel m Ine ear" five new dnigs, compared with 1? ,0 come, for the similar 1039 period. FKSI1 rROVEU A STUKV Whatever happens to the drug lories, in a DrcnareH sripprh t.i Ihe 65th annual meeiing of theiUsing: that lhW cost 100 much Pennsylvania Bai fakes; that they were mostly in-; industry as a result of the inves- vented by foreigners anyway, thai. they are sold by untruthful adver- POXCA CITY. Okla. (AP Fish ing w ith a friend. Mrs. R. M. Den- ison caught a large bass and t GIANTS TO FACE YANKEES NEW YORK (AP The Sanlhookcd it on a line on the bank. Aviation and that "uently ;71 rharitv'ab e to nVove ho" story-the fish -J l.. ...... .... ' IdllKWS "7 comm.uee head -;.nauslry should be subject to vast-'exnibmon Ran)e in Vakee Sla". uas Rone. Tw hours later her rln clamer; ,D-,ly increased federal regulation."jdium Monday night, July 24. It fishing partner. Mrs. James Cur IZ IzL L ? Sn? a" 1 "77 i will be their" first meeting since;by. caught the same fish-line and n;7j' . "k - H ' c-u' ."a arlver "o the Giants moved west alter thelall. propaganda technique, (paced thi split Yonkers Raceway 1 1957 season. The Giants will be! If so many people weren't co-kf.-isnn with 75 inn.r. in icwi ,.mi., ..,,1 r,. r;n;nti tiI flush varies in color de Ing to suffer from it," he added, had 19 nights in which he won land then move to Pittsburgh after pending upon the kind of food the one would have to take his hat two races. He also had two triples, facing Ihe Yankees. , f ish has eaten. l and int4c'y. il Hinge! M91).Mo"lli,n, lre turn-V fl 7saih.fd togl.er a 19th ccntur fj 5 K,rja LC 1 ,g sh El". rep'odic d reL r Alla fine,. opr hl BnSJinntal'ra uMay, r.en,7 1 kgrolnd while llJ "f'-WLdo the ln.l. 8j' P.'M Vnd the jgQs AJSfff PORK CHOPS Ali Center Cuts from leon, light Grain Fed Pork Loins lb. ROASTS Loin Ends 2 to 3-lb. ' Average lb. WIENERS SCOTT'S PURE-PAK 12 Wieners To a Pkg. pkg. 3 PLUS Green Stamps SPARE RIBS Country Style Lean and Meaty lb. V STAMPS Crisp, Red Winesap APPLES 4-lb. cello bag 3 Texas Red, Lge. Size. Full of Juice Grapefruit 549" Butternut Mb Tin Large Farm Fresh Dozen MARGARINE "Good 'N Rich" By the Makers of Dutch Maid sm s CAKE MIXES CINCH 17-01. Pkgs. 4:89" . "Betta" Mixed Cherry Blossom Maraschino Bagley (Pie) Freestone NUTS CHERRIES PEACHES Boyd's Zee Energy Kraft COFFEE NAPKINS DETERGENT MIRACLE WHIP if; 65 c A 10 c . 55 55 c RAINDROPS Chiffon Energy Liquid NyLonge TOILET TISSUE DETERGENT SPONGES 24 oz. one o2"rollCCc 22 oz- ' OOc 2 pck AQC size Z dm pkgs. 00 size 3 No. 401 .. Hi Chun King Zee -Flav-R-Pac Nalley's MIXINS WAXED PAPER STRAWBERRIES Lumberjack SYRUP 29 oz. COc O 10-,t- OO C No. 303 MHC 22 oz. C size O V im rolls O tin HT I bottle .... 3 3 Chefs Frozen Zee J'Vt.i L'ili'L Elaltic MEAT PIES SANDWICH BAGS BABY FOOD LQUD STARCH (Eept Meat) 4 $-100 pkg. m C $100 Qt. 9QC for I of.O IU im tins I bottle.... Ll rLQPOY Chiffon Ghirardclli Ground Snow's FACIAL TISSUES CHOCOLATE CLAM CHOWER Gal. COC A boxes f 00 lb. FC O15-0I-QCC jug Ol 4 of 400 I pkg OO 3 tins OO If You're Not Shopping Here . . . You're Spending Too Much PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Daily Winter Store Hours i rs IIERAI.D ANT) NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Monday, January 30, 1961 PAGE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Portit Supervisor, Mdford. Ortflon, Hofuet, Sr., LULA F. EKFRSON, VAUDII nnoic n MARVIN L. BROWN, tvds.rt iubmilted. rui.Lm.iv, 'vmiariy Kngmn ng, esif, Jan. JO. n, PATTY BROWN IV known as Paifyi BRO-I NO. 60-VS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notict ii hereby given ihet the under- r signed has been appointed Eeculor of as Dorij Dale Br( the Estate of Elmer T. Rmd", deceased, . keste rsdn. fn, rr oy me tircui? touri ot Klamath Counlv. Rrmun twc ctatc nc nCr-rtl. B ' t fiaimt MtinM k.., Oregon, end that all Mruvi hw.nr. S : e -DKU Lnn . ..wn,r :"7 I claims .ga.nsl said estate ere hereby no-1 corporation. Detendants, ' V e vanoua Funds o the County iur tlfted to present same to utiri nrruinr -rn. cda, r l...- ... hno th M.k .rr'"y aur Fs!!: SJXtS'"' KUm!T il,'a,r ' ,he E-at, of Fran, V XSZZ-w - , CURRENT EXPENSE ' ' Falls, Oregon, together with proper vouch- Sr., DOROTHY HOFUES and JOHN Virginia R,chev, Salary, Ts Clerk Til M fr' Hi".."! mon," d' of the DOC. husband and w,te. FRANK s iim "os. Salary. Waterrnaster a a HOFUES. JR. and JAMES DOE hof-- E Summers, Salary, Deputy UES and JANE DOE HOFUES. heirs. j , ,h'r'11 JlIM devisees and legatees under the Will vid , ' B5'"'t 307 35 Hotuei. Sr . 7, 6- Munwri jr 330.14 Z ' , ,IO,",, 187.42 Kathleen VcLin .. 179 52 Esther Newell. Salary, Oeoutv Tax first publication of this notice, which January ith, mi. THE UNITED STATES NATION AL BANK OF PORTLAND, ORE GON E ecu tor O'NEILL & McLAREN Attorneys for Executor No. 4)7, Jan. 16, 23. 30. Feb. . Of the Estate of Fran $. Hotuei. Sr . 7, E' sunrjrs Jr. lula f-. t K t R50N and DORIS DALF P v POLLOCK, formerly known as Doris Da'e Brown: ' IN THE NAME OP thp mTc c Collector OREGON: You are hereby reomred to ' Knuoo appear and answer j complaint Med' L'n'"" . anamst you in the above em. tied courii.Ru,h B'If1t .- nd cause on or before th irt,Kn Lucnie Nf 'son .. of four wees from trie dale of first1 Vlf,'n" crr -- Knniips NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the! undersigned has been appointed by tne! Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for Publication of this summons. Klamath County as Administrator of the or before the Utrt day ot February 1941- vrit Nir,nman, Estate of James W. Sullivan. Deceased, if you fal so to appear and answer Collector All persons having claims against said Plaint. (!, for want thereof, w,il inni t Virginia Young ... estate are hereby notified to present. the above entitled court tor the reii : Es:ner Newell same to me with proper vouchers at tfie!Prved fc In its complaint. to-rtit: pv DeLap. Salary Extra Help, ... 3t8 19 248 1? 109.37 179 42 11062 9? 97 77 91 Matron S'ery, Jtier 12 ?2 43 .22 36 JO 39.62 154.31 14?-75 251.24 182.11 216 64 WINTER SWIMS FOR ADULTS are part of the YMCA program. Mrs. Lola Spicher, above, explains why she It 1 as the Y. "I enjoy particularly the adult women's swim class because it provides me with opportunity to make new friends. "The hour is convenient for working women as well as the housewife. The Y's annual membership roundup Is in progress. Sums Cost Of Living Up Family Plight By SAM DAWSON lofficinls say price levels probably AP Business News Analyst will go right on creeping higher NEW YORK (AP) President this year, as they did last year. Kennedy today joins president ti- you rcmember last year? That's ser.hower in setting forth the State (he year Ihe experts told you to ot Ihe Union. stop worrying about inflation. It But-for millions ot Americans; was a dcad. issue. In financial cir- the state of the tamilys economy Ues jt was. But in family circles is preny en summra up in an- mllation usually means Ihe cost other report: The rising cost of 0f living, monetary experts to the living. And the slide rule bovs, without much of a glance at world and domestic political turmoils, think (hat the outlook for Ihe index of contrary, notwithstanding. The BLS index uses the 1M7-4!) average as a base of 100. It re porls the December figure . 197 S A un., on. Ilia Unv i..., consumer prices is in for more 125 5 ot tne same. Biggest gainer, both in 1960 and in the long haul since the 1947-4!) era is medical care. It is now ' carried at 158.0, a really whopping That is, still rising. Slowly, probably. But surely. The lamily heads, furthermore, knnw lhal thp indpv Hnp;n'l rnvpr everything. There are other costs! Mln ,J"U 11 wenl UP 'om that keep going up. The cost of r, " ' h The next biggest advance over nnllincT thp p h i 1 ii I- p n thrnuph school, for example. The cost now lhe s!lctch tlom thc slal,""B looming on the horizon of updat-lP01"1 ls, r0,'"' now 142 and UP i ih ...mpnfnii, i ii iih ih,. 2 i" the last year. . lotPd fh,p n.w. f,-nm Pari. Fot. however, is the biggest The cost of manv another on a culPlil of ''cccnl wec,ks- Mllci ' long list of ilems that deal with he, lalcsl l"'ice rise is l,lamcd " status-in the neighborhood, at bad wcalhcr tlla' scnl P de'ivi"y ihp nffirp costs and caused shortages. That Mavbe these don't belong in a l)art of ,he illdcx is now ,21', " ceased RAMIREZ a. COE Attorneys for Administrator No. 631, Jan. f, 16, 23, 30. 186 94 306.93 239.67 office of RAMIREZ & COE. Suite 205, For a decre- of foreclosure ef m H- 'perlcmj. O O.F. Bldg., 432 Warn Street, Klamath nohf. title and Interest nt th ...h a- O Davig Falls, Oregon, within six months from 'defendants In and fo the following dt- " Tor,3erson . the date of this Notice. scribed real and personal property Bert Vaaoen DA i ED this t day of January, 1961. 1 Lots Two (21, Three (3) and Four , Brotherton JOHN J. Lewis, Administrator ot H n Block Nineteen (19) of LmKville i W Nwnfon. Salary, ' Deputy Etal af Jam W. Suliiujin. n- Oreoon. now Titv nf k-(m.th c,n. Sheriff at,.u,u,.,y ,o ,ne auiy recorded Sup-0 , ' """vninoo piemental plat thereof on Me in ihe of- 5' i' Conro "tB " ne tounty cierK of KiamalhK; nrtriiey ., lugj County. Oregon. EXCEPTING THERE-1 Doro,hV Roaers. Salary, Deputy FROM, eiqhl feet ofl the northwesterly Coun,v Clark 1 3i, side nt jin I nt in hi,.. i. ! Bermce Mark - 8 46 Nor use as an alley, said allav ' tZi Jn Wever parallel to Main Street; ".Carolyn Scnecal .... ijj'o All nr.n.i ... . . Betlv Hill 144 87 . . v'utjbifv nnw locaien upon , aUU,crilMnTO reai properly and all replacements thereof and additions there- io, inducting among other thinas. all fur. mture. furnishings, fixtures and equip ? NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given 'hat the un dersigned have been appointed as Co executors of the Estate of L. F. CARTER, also known as LEROY FRANCIS CAR TER and ROY CARTER, deceased, by; Order of the Circuit Court of the County of Klamath and all persons having claims Belly Ida Stewart Gladys DeLap orma R-chardson Karle Blanchard against said estate are reouired to ore-! " w" V" an? aescnpt.on used i"r r sent the same to the Co-executors, duly ! m-.,, I',, business which thei A ' 'vnn' fira Help, County verified and with the prooer vouchers attached, at the office of th'r attorney, l. uKin sistwjKt, ji wain street. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice. EMMA J. CARTER and RON ALD LERGY CARTER, co-execu tors L. ORTH 5ISEMORE Attorney for Co-executorss No. 630, Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30. Probate No. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate el INA L. BROWN a-k-a Anna L. Brown, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been, by an order ol the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oreaon for Mama in ioumy, appointee administrator ot the estate of Ina L. Brown a-k-a Anna L. Brown, deceased, and that Let ters of Administration have been Issued to him. All persons having claims aaalnsl said estate are hereby noil Med to present the same, duly verified and with prooer vouchers, to the undersigned at S38 Main street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six (6) months from the dale of the first sublfcat'on of this notice, which publica tion is the 16lh day of January, 1961, nowaro k. brown Administrator ol the Estate of Ina L. Brown a-k-a Anna L. Brown, deceased. R. B. Maxwell Attorney af Law S38 Main Street, Ktamath Falls, Oregon. No. 641, jan. 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6. factual index like (he Bureau of I Labor Statistics one on consumer gain or .3.6 in a year. The BLS lists other yea r-to- prices. This considers me mings w mi that the avdrage middle-income electricity, up 2.9; housing and family in cities buy. The BLS changes the contents of the index from time to time, to keep up with changing con sumer habits. But always there are those extras the ones that the family income earner learns about quickly, even if the BLS doesn t. Probate No. 53-36 NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. I In the Matter of the Eitate aI THOMAS JACKSON BROWN, e-k-t Tom rown. Deceased, Notice is hereby given that the under signed James G. Brown, executor of the estate of Thomas Jackson Brown a-k-a Tom Brown, deceased, has filed his first and final account of his administration of said estate, and that the above-en- titled court has set the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. on the 14th day of Fehru ary, 1961, as the lime, and the Courtroom of the above-entitled court as the place tor me nearmg o' oo.ectioni to and set' dement of said account. James G. Brown Executor of the Estate of Thomas Jackson Brown a-k-a Tnm Brown, deceased. Maxwell Attorney at Law 538 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 642, Jan. 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH in tne Matter of ihe Estate of DANIEL F. DRISCOLL, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I n the duly appointed, nualllled and act ing Executrix ol ihe Estate of Daniel uriscoit, deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate art horehy leasers are conducting on said prem- and for such nhnr anri inrii. the court may deem meet and equitable Boro,hv "oflct mis summons is published bv order V IC MdCk of the Honnrail rwM o w.I.ll "Jane Wever Judge of the above entitled court, made!.:'u.olvn Se"al and entered on the 6th day of January flllee Britlon iwi, direchnq publication of this sum mons once each week for four consecu tive weeks in the Herald anrl W.,. . newspaper of general circulation and p'ub- ""- i"inrn ouniy, uregon. 180.48 232.42 173.06 238.42 224.11 WS.1I Clerk wn,y "lu? mald' Svlce, Election 11493 m f 'St publlc,itm February 6, WAUTZ, SOUTHER. SPAULDING, kinsey a. Williamson and DOUGLAS M. THOMPSON Attornes .for Plaintiff Board ot Trade Building Portland 4, Oregon No. 439, Jan. 16, 23, 30, Feb. 4 Its inrW rnver nlnnlv of thinnsl-vhich cSt less to buy and to run. hnwpvar. Almt nil nf thorn havBut the current index level of gone up this past year. The PLS Africa Aid Plan Told WASHINGTON (AP) United States announced Saturday plans (or sending 150 young Amer ican teachers to help fill a criti cal teacher shortage in four cast African lands. The operation could work out as pilot project for President Kennedy's much-discussed "youth corps." The teachers will go to the ter ritories of Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda and Zanzibar, all of which are in process of attaining full independence from British rule. recreation, each up 1.9; apparel up 1.4. Then we come to the heroes in the latest figures on the index, those that are lower than in De cember 1959. Trsnsnortation is down bv 2.2. i ' ""'" " with vouch , .. . r ."acned tn Ihe niAnner provided by lew, to me l Ihe office of Edwin E. Driscoll, 2M Pine Tree Building, Klem ftfh Felll, Oreoon, within six months nf the dete ot Ihe first publication of this notice, which Is Jonuary 9, ml. JOANNA OIVAN. Executrix 'of the Eslefe ot DANIEL F. DRIS COLL. Deceased. EDWIN E. DRISCOLL 206 Pine Tree Building Klemelh Fells. Oregon Attorney lor Executrix, No. 9, Jon. e, ii, n, 30, Feb. . NOTirp state Land Board of nrMM .... . J'0"1 If Oregon Slate Hospital at Sa- ..... -.w, ,.. lo lne credit of lor- ri. i; i . .. " ns""' s follows Dallon J. Scharf. tin, ,o, ... credllors. II y, ,nd , S)at Oregon against Ihe eslate of said Inmate ion escheat lo the State of Ore- E. T. Pierce. Clerk STATE LAMP. Union No. 655. Jan. 30. Feb. 6, 13. .,,,,rN0TICE T0 8'DDERS NOTICE is herehv niun ii... bids will be received by Ihe County Court Ot Klamath Cnnniu n..nn ...i O'clock A.M. on Ihe 24lh d'av ol Feb. ruery, 1941, for furnishing Klamath Cnun. ty the lol owing for Ihe period ending March I, 1942. GASOLINE ROAD CULVERTS LAUNDRY DIESEL OIL 1 CRUDE OIL FUEL OIL BOARD OF PRISONERS 'Di musi ne .vnr. . ...i.j . marked "Bid for Horn tor which bid Is curl !,f ,"nd ,k"J wi,h ""County 11? tl Klam"h County, Oregon, prior . Th County Court reserves the tight Dated January 25, 1961. ' Chas. F. DeLap, County Clerk u. iu ,Klama,h County, Oregon. No. 656, Jan. 30, Feb. 20. 48. Si 33.93 36 B8 19.48 590 70 232.56 228.36 212 60 152.92 103.Q Abe Bochm L- Ctjonufc Salary." Office, As Ada Barleen Maine Green Mary Lou Lindsay '.".'!.'.'!,"!." Berta Decker Gladys Shelton .... ,5' Pro',"mr' 5".rson.i J. G. Grimes . i I c. A. Pots.,. s.i..- C..J M-a oralnr. N. B. Nelson .. Lester Jones F. W. Meeker .. J. W. Barrett .. " R. Commons ... D. J. Gray R. H. Baker .".'.'"! r. L. Morrow )'" T. L. Morrow ". Slry.' sienogripher joy e.idwin i:::-:: Rosalee McDanlels M- jr' WcMillen, Salary) ' DeputV ..fsiir' "ai5 Mildred Binney, Salary," Deputy Treasurer i ?r.Cn,!.?' S""'v- veteran Serv- ' Ice Officer .... en, t, C. G. Merrill. Salary, Coiiiibii' V. iu 'l stbf S"rV" D"""y Con- AV'njY,T' S'TV-'snograprier J. R. Abbott, Salary',' Baliiffcir- cull Court Loyd OeLao Mary DeLap "'.""'.'.'.'' S uoris Abernalhy. Salary, Secretary . ' Circuit Judge una. tva Dickson, Salary. Court Report. Salary, Field Apl 2.I0 204.79 .. 339.42 ... 306.04 ,.. 238.27 ... 210.92 ... 180.42 .. 191.46 .. 116.30 28.97 Richmond A. Waiiter,' Salary," Jus'. lice of Ihe Peaca ...... u. e. smith ISO JO Mu.h of the drop is credited to trv popularity of the compacts, transportation is 146.5. second only to medical care in the increase over the 1947-49 base. House furnishings are running 0.3 lower than the year ago fig ures, and their gain over thc base year is the lowest in the index. They stand at 103.9. Fuels other than gas and clec- The tricity also arc 0.3 below Ihe year ago index, but Ihe latest reading istrator Ann Frel Edna Gregory . . . Frankie Gregory Zelle Hodges ... Jennie Hunt No. 60.403 E S'IMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK, a corporation, plaintiff, vs FRANK S. HOFUES. JR., Admin of the Estate 01 l 1.17 0 while cu and elcrtriritv''nk S. Hntues. sr., DOROTHY HOF- " ' UES end JOHN DOE, husband and wife. IS 125.6. FRANK S. HOFUES and JAMES DOE HOFUES and JANE DOE HOFUES. heirs, devisees and legatees undei S. What's likely lo go up more? Well, bad weather COtlld kccpjWHI and ol the Estate of Frank food higher for a lime, and this j year's crops are still in the wcath-; D m El 11 erman's hands. IDIUCIt rill As for the rest, there arc thc conflicting forces: Competition; holding down prices of manyj goods, but warring with rising! production costs. And there's still no sign that the cost of services has reached a peak. SALE I ' pJ " I I KIDDY CARS M r TJ. mj US 9tt. OH. . , Kills 935 In Britain No. 58-8B NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the M I fur nf Ik. c.,.i. . CLARENCE GOOOWA, Deceased NOTICE It herehv aiunn th.i h. signed has filed her Final Account and Report as Administratrix nt ih. entitled estate, and that the Court has fixed Monday, March 77, 1961, at 10 A M in the Circuit Court Room of Ihe Court u"' lamam r-aiu, Oregon, as the lime and place for hearing ol oblectloni. If any, to the same and lor the settle ment of said estate. MARIAN HATTIE BAKER Administratrix No. 656. Jan. 30, Feb. 6. 13, 20. NO. 58-40 PROBATE NOTICE OF DATE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In Ihe Matter of the Estate of ELMIRA CHARLES WRIGHT, Deceased Notice Is hereby given that the under signed Administratrix De Bonis Non of the above entitled estate has tiled her final account of the administration thereof and that fhe Court has appointed Febru-i ary 21, 1961, at 10 A.M. fh tim. in, hearing oblecfions to such final account Judy Strachan 'iu nil jcuiomeni inereot. JUNE W, POITRAS, Administratrix De Bonis Non Ganong Ganong . n'o""1" 'r Admlnll,ra,rl D Bonli No. 641, Jan. 23, 30, Feb. 6, 13 NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE South Four ml lat eral auction hlds will be received by the Forest Supervisor, or his author-lied representative at the olfice of Ihe Dis trict Ranger, Post Office Building, Klam alh Falls, Oregon beginning al 2:00 P.M., March 3, 1961, for all merchantable tim ber marked or designated for culling on an area embracing 640 acres, more nr lest, within Sections 23, 24, 25, and 26, T. 36 S., R. J 6., W. M., surveyed. In the Rogue River National Forest, Klamath County, Oregon. The estimated volumes are: 300 M board feet of ponderosa and weitern white pine, 2,300 M boerd feel of Douglas-fir, 1,100 M board feet of Shasta red llr, 2,400 M board leet of while fir and other species. The minimum accep table bid per M board foe I Is as lot-1 lows: Ponderosa and western white plnel IA30, Douglas-fir S3I.40, Shasta red fir 16B.97 Walter Zimmerman 187J5 R. J. Conroy W. R. Fenlon, Salary, Janitor "" Carrie Fenlon, Salary, Ass't Janl- Irma Arnold Lena Corder W. M. Britlon ...'""".'.V latiit Greta Moorman itn'jn W. A. Nlcolnl " Z w. d. o-Neii ;; r! Madelyn Brown, Salary, Nursing Home . porothy Rogers Ina Brown ,,.71 Clovlt Bowman lis 4n Mary Camoos " .? Sydney S. Clauson' Ema Cooper Erme Cooper aude Doty 20.00 141.08 69.66 174.48 167.92 165.78 F. tisenbeni jj2, 1M.21 82 LONDON UPl) - The Health Ministrv nnnniitifprl S,ilurdnv that it'5:30' wn,,e ,,r and 0,her neci , ' I t nil includes the following rates, per M board feet for itumpage (Including de posit for sale area bettermtnl): S)3.0Sl base rate plus an additional 12.20 for! ponderosa and western white pine, S26.05i base rate plus an additional W W for Douglas-fir, ill 60 base rale plus an addi tional t? 55 for Shasta red fir, 14 15 bate r.te p!ui an additional $2 75 for white fir and other species, and SI. 05 for slash disposal for all species. The prices bid for slumpage shall b considered as ten tatlve rates suble'ct to quarterly calen dar ad lust men t upward or downward by u.3 oi me oinerence Between ti. aver age of the Western Pine Association Lum- black flu" has killed 935 persons in Britain since Nov. 1, but a spokesman said British authorities don't consider the situation se rious. "We don't t.ike this very se riously." the spokesman Raid. "We don't regard it as an epidemic. . . deaths are high anyhow at this lime nf vttur anri ihiK fin Wn'i ... ,, , . . bar Price Indices, as calculated by the like Smallpox or one Of your Dig Forest Service at the end of each celet.. infection killers. . . v.e arc wining no precautions, nn, Douglas fir 70 i4. Shasta red fir like mass inoculation, or closing l! ,'r ,T p&TV'iiLSK schools and cinemas, and we see n n appticabie to timber scaling dur-i M . .. , ling ihe calendar quarter for which the no reason lor pdniC. i adjustment is computed in no event, A health officer at the Port of1hoew,r' '''"I' ,ht muJ numpaqe ' 'w qiiif uj ibii man ine base rales as stated above. Sealed bids w ii te pubticiy opened and posted. 133.33 201.24 155.17 155.17 Lynn Jordan " it'ii Bula King 17231 Vivian Landis iS1H Grace Lamer "" u'm Raymond Mclnlvra t' Corrine Middleton 14219 Naomi Mitchell 158 97 Nora Page 233l7 Lee Pool 233 47 Clara Rainwater 17043 Viola Ropp in ,7 , Ellen Russell , 4964 Dorothy Rutledge 185 18 ai reman 175.I Nannie Williams 168.44 iva vyuson , 147.32 J. B. Campbell , 184.21 Ruby Campbell 171.51 Janice Arnold 172.14 H. B Schleleriltln, Salary, Weed Control , 2J2.0S Marie Johnston , ij.io F. H. McCornack, Salary, Fire Warden 312.80 C. L. Gabie, Salary, Fire Dept. ... 205.23 A. J. Loomls ., 323.48 A- C. Hsrl 292.69 B, E. Winkley 2B4.09 L. T. Rapp 146.13 J. F. Bowen 146.1J M. G, Gordon , 191.67 F. L. Mathews, Salary, Juvenile Officer 477.24 Rosemary Lusk 210.42 P. E. Olp 364.93 T. F. Gordon 171.99 Dixie Reilhmeler, Salary, Juvenile Dept 156. 4 Evadna Pal6n 107.22 Georgia Johnson 176.33 Myrtle Thomas , 15.55 Anita Glov.-.rilnl tfi.M A. B, Giovanlnl Jr 60.58 D. H. Swanson, Salary, Expert mental Area 46.48 V. C. Loehn 92.44 J. M. Maxwell 187.61 Thomas A. Gross 5.44 E. M. Searies, Salary, Civil De fame 363.5J S. M. Kerron, Salary, Health Of "cer 728.4J Gert'ude Sipple, Salary, Health Dept 34790 Helen Murray 311.62 Ellen Breitensleln 280.51 Naomi Miller 266.34 Myrtle Caldwell 244.66 E. Mae SpfifS 293.25 Beverly Ef IIS 288.40 Gladys Samples 37.95 Noah Squires 324 48 W. K. Ostlund 336. 54 London said precautions are be ing taken to prevent flu sufferers from entering Britain, but no re strictions are being placed on out going passengers to check the spread of the disease, "There's really nothing we can do," he said. "We believe thc New entering the United States." Although most of th deaths so far, 7fi2 of which were reported Marlone Comer 280.60 quarter, and the following base in-'Marian Ackerman 195.12 dices: Ponderosa and western white pine: Mildred Lowdon 429 90 Sherlet McKmny 96 42 R. C. Fisher 150.54 A. B. Comer 75.50 ROAD DEPARTMENT Earl Alston. Salary 15.07 I. W. Bfr6 2f.10 L. C. BiaUmer 10.97 V. J. Boomer .99 H. V. Borlon , ?69 70 Frank Braman 271.23 the Office Of the D'Hrlcf Ranaer. Klam- J. G. Bramtiall 212 SO alh Falls, Oregon, at 2:00 P.M. on March A. L. Bruley Wi 3, 1941. All those who submitted a satis- R. H. Rryson 216.92 factory seeled bid will be permitted lm N C. Burnt 706.01 mediately to continue auction bidding. A F. E. Bush 196.50 money order, bank dralu cashier's or cer- Trinidad Confreres 171 80 tiiied check In the sum of $5,700 00 must L. S. Coon 39 accompany each bid, to be applied to the C. L. Co 26 83 purchase price, refunded, or retained lor R. C. Co 28 ol ape I leaf ion to any ciaun for damages. J, R. Oalton 305 23 Ynrk itnrt anthnrilip are takini? cco""rt9 10 ln o"a,,inn 0 H'O. H. Davis TOrK pon aimiOriUCS are WKinRUMled by (nt purchaser, contract iJ. B. Dennis 200 50 measures to keep the flu from rermit leiimg o timber in H j. oepuy ... w mrnwni wp 10 in vitn or 1 naroara tawirm .. ' ' ihe performance bond. If an oral bid Isle. P. Evans 347.14 declared to be high et the closing ot ihe D. ft. Fullmer 1 50 auction, the bidder must Immediately O. W, Gaines 210.95 confirm Ihe oral bid by submitting It in F. A. Gardner , ?2 5 thl mnnlh nlnn. noun ArrnrtfrJ 1 '"fl Forest Service bid form. D. E. Glbney Sw.52 . . .... ' me rn "I'll road tnt thim for nothinarl'1 In northern England or Wales, au thorities here anticipated an ear ly spread of tin disease to the London re, iQhl ts relect anv and all bids It c. reserved. Forest Service bd forms for ' O. E use in lunrfiitting sealed bids and full In formation concerning Ihe timber, the con ditions ef sale and the submission ot hids should be obtained from the District I Ranger, Klamath Falls, Oregon, or the Hawkins m Heath lU-fl C. C. Heldrlch TIS.iT W. B. Hlx J32.0I W. T. Hood VtM I. C. Janes I1 2 J, R, Kioiki Salary, infitMcr I72. i 1 I I