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Newspaper Page TextfAGE-U HKRALD AND 'X' it J Ml ? 18 A WIN NEW AWARD The newest in a series of awards won by the Oregon State Highway Department's Travel Information Division is hung In the place of honor by Travel Director Dennis Clarke, left, and State Highway Engineer Forrest Cooper. The division won the grand award for travel promotion in a contest sponsored by the National Association of Travel Organizations and Rcdbook Magazine. Highway Department Photo State Travel Promotion Program Rates Highest An Inlernalional contest has rated Oregon's travel promotion program as the best on the North Lime-Coated Body Found In Basement KENOSHA, Wis. (UPll - The lime-coated body of missing juke box distributor Anthony J. (Tony) Iliernat, his hands ho.ind and a wire around his neck, was found Monday night in a vacant house on the bandnned Hong Air Force Base. Sheriff's deputies, acting under instructions horn the l'"BI, found Hiernat's body in the basement of the house about 22 miles from Kenosha where he was abducted the night of Jan. 7. The Kill had been uorking on the case on a liaison basis since the Thursday after Iliernat disap peared, but came in full force last week under orders from U.S. Atty. (Jen. Robert Kennedy. Kennedy issued the orders in Washington after talking to Gov. lohn Reynolds by phone Thurs day. Reynolds expressed the fear that Mieinats abduction was linked to interstate organized crime, which he said existed in Milwaukee. Fond du Ijic and Ken osha counties. Hiernat's bloody coat, broken glasses, keys and the paper which a friend had bought for him were lound Jan. B by a railroad worker talking past the vendor's car, parked in a parking lot here. Witnesses said they bad seen Ilioni.it struggling with two men in an attempt to keep from being put into a car in which another man sal. He wasn't seen alive again. Hiernat's body, frneti from the intrnsei cold, was lound shortly after IVpuly Robert t'antwell dis covered a bloody handprint on the outside entianco In a tiuit cellar ol n building that at one time was occupied by the commanding of I icer ol what was to lie an air base. Iliernat was described as a re ' spec-table bnsinessman. There were refills of Milwau kee "hoodlums" trying to buy into his business and Iliernat had been scheduled to talk to tlw Kenosha tlrlrctivo bureau the day follow lug his disapjiearance. Reynolds used the Iliernat case as a springlxiard to Ins charges of orgauien crime in Wisconsin ii'.eniMiifmn 1 1 i j urn mm nun imBgy -mtrmpmip; , ty r -- ' - .- , f --rV t- t , n V V 1 ; ?-yLk ,,ArHv$ c Kx -T- - Inmn-iiniim-iaM -T T-tii riri-'-f .. J-Jf .4 faur ' - r i BLOCK-LONG FIRE Firmn balllt qnerl Urm bli lclion Monday. Th (ir dtslreyad bleck-lonq li-nn of tevr! homti in th area forcing thtir reiidnl out in lh NEWS, Klamath Fall., Orf. American continent, according to word received by the Oregon State Highway Commission. The Highway Department's Tra vel Information Division won the lop award in the geographical di vision of the contest sponsored by the National Association of Travel Organization? and Red- book Magazine. A bronze plaque was presented in recognition of the award. The program of the Travel In formation Division was pitted against those of other areas of the United States and Canada, including states, territories, and provinces. There also were con tests between transportation agen cies and resort areas or travel associations. The contest was judged on the basis of the national advertising program, quality of brochures and other publications, news releases, photographic work, pub licity material, and co-operative efforts with communities and oth er agencies, the s)onsors said The Oregon entry was rom piled by the Travel Information Division and Cole & Weber, lnc Portland, advertising agency for. the Highway Department. States which received a certifi cate of merit in the coijlest were .onn varnuna, minoc.soia, ami South Dakota. Youths Take Cycle Trip Dave Yaden of Lake Oswego, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Yaden, .') North Filth Street, is one of two youths who left from Portland last Saturday on a X'v 000 motorcycle jaunt that "will last eight months. Ills father. Morton Yaden, was a lormer resident of Klamath Falls who moved to l ake Oswego around 1!H2. A junior in pre law at Portland Stale College, Dave dropped out of school last vr.ir to earn inonev tor the trip. Working as a ma chinist, he saved $'J.5O0 lor the visit to Mexico. Central America, and most ol South America. He will be accompanied by Keith Thye, a junior business manage ment student at the University of Oregon. The Ixiys sienl Vi.'iii each lor their six. year-old motorcycles and spare parts and plan to live on $1.35 a day. Following the trip, the 20-vrar-old travelers intend to return lo college I Wrdnr sday, January .10, 13 1 Range Land Use Agreed At Paisley Ranchers in the Paisley Unit of the Bureau of Land Manage ment's Lakevicw District have agreed with I1L.M on a range adjudication calling for major ad justments in public land livestock grazing, BLM State Director Rus sell E. Getty announced today. After an all-day meeting with BLM officials in Lakevicw Fri day, the cattle and sheep ranch ers were reported to be in "a good mood." They agreed to keep sufficient livestock oil the public lands, called "non-use," during the next three years to meet the requirements of the current BLM range survey. "That survey," said Getty, 'revealed that on an average basis there is not enough forage on public lands in the Paisley Unit lo meet the present licensed demand of livestock operators. It showed 9 per cent of the pub lic range lands in the unit to be in a fair to bad condition class, and the trend in range conditions to be 33 per cent static, 67 per cent declining, and zero per cent improving. The livcslockmen agreed to lake the full non-use required by the survey for the next three years m the expectation that BLM will be ahlc to start a range rehabilitation program lo restore the public lands to their full graz ing potential. In December, BLM Lakevicw District Manager George D. Lea told the ranchers that to avoid serious hardship they could take the required non-use on a grad uated basis over a period of three years. However, in the Pnday meeting the ranchers elected to take the full required non-use im mediately. Getty explained that several livestock operators in the Paisley Unit have been aware of the de teriorating condition of the public range lands in recent years and have voluntarily declined to use 1 per cent of their grazing priv iliges. The present BLM range survey calls for an additional 10 per cent reduction in the current actual grazing use ol the public lands, or an overall average non use of til per cent of the full li censed privileges in the unit, said Getty. In order lo take the full non use required by the survey im mediately some of the ranchers will have to shift their operations lo other parts of the public range in the unit. The non-use will vary according lo the agreement among operators throughout the unit. At the Friday meeting Vancil Withers. Paisley cattleman, said "In order to get this adjudica tion job finished and start a range improvement program I'm willing to take some additional non-use." District Manager l.ca said the Paisley Unit is the eighth of ten range units in the Lnkeview Dis trict to tie surveyed, adjudicated, and licensed for livestock grazing lor ten-year period. "We have an outstanding rec ord of rooperal ion with the range users in this district and we are very proud of it. The lnkeview district Grazing Adisnry Board supimrted HI.M loo per cent on this last adjudication," said l,ca Getty said Itl.M would do its lie.sl lo start an inlensive reha bilitation program on (he public lands within the Paisley I'nit as soon as funds are available. He imintcd out that rehabilitation lunds in the Uikexicw Dislru-t have increased from $147,000 in fiscal year iWI lo $".Vt.(Vt'i2 in the current fiscal vcar. HILL t PS A(.K. LIMIT WASHINGTON tl IM -- Sen William Proxniire. D-Yis., pro mised today that all slates require students lo attend sclnol until their 17th birthday. on Plllsburqh'i norllnid wrahoutm And damaged deqrra cold, DPI Talf photo Jewels ACROSS 40 High in stature 41 Brylhonic see 1 Ruby's color 4 imperial 8 Trinket V 42 Con 42 Conduit l'iKxnt 13 Ancient Greek city 14 Ireland 15 Might 16 Spanish province IS Animal jelly 20 Visible vapor 2! Approves (coll.) 22 Goddess 24 German courtesy title in Kail 27 Individual 10 Futile 12 Enthusiast 14 Racer 15 Rone tissue basis IS Dress stone 4S Dilettante 4!) Disputed 51 Theater sign 52 Singing voice 5.1 At tins place 54 Devotee 55 Churl 56 Creek god 57 Scottish negative DOWN 1 Pealed ?. Great Lake 3 Lamenting 4 Jokes 5 Asiatic mountains Meal 7Kast(f'r.) 8 Men (slang) S Military assistant 17 Tinter 10 Rail 10 Plastic 1 12 13 14 15 16 7 I 18 19 1Q h) i5 16 17" f 19 r" 20 21 Hp223 I 24 125 26 rT27 b 29 30 31 ""32 33 34 35 36 37 38 I"" 51 . 140 in 41 42 143 144 H546 47 148 49 50 "51 52 " 53 54 55 56 57 I I I I I I I I I 30 BASIN TUI.ELAKK LLOYD BARBER, owner of the Tulelake Hardware, is recover ing from surgery in a Long Beach Calif., hospital. LESTER CUSHMAN Is a pa tient in the Rogue Valley Hospital, Medford, where he is recovering from major back surgery. Cards will reach him there. MR. AND MRS. A. E. RYCK- MAN had as recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wynne and tliree children, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bow- en and children, Air. and Mrs. Norman Iiyckman, and Stanley Uradbury, who showed colored slides of a recent trip to Mexico taken by Wynne, Bowen and Bradbury. The trip was made by ail. MALIN MR. AND MRS. JERRY MICKA, Carol, Karen, Reeky and Jerry Jr. have returned from a visit in Los Angeles w ith the Clar ence earmarks. The Mirkas daughter and family, the Doyle Carmacks. Boswell, N M , met them in lxis Angeles. C, E ( R (1 E BROWNINT. and Dick Craven recently were busi ness visitors in San Rernardino and like Mead. MR. AND MRS. ROY THOMP SON of Ashland visited relatives in Malin last week. MRS. A. ('.. SCOTT and Far! Wilson were the two 4-H leaders of Malin who attended the three day Stale Conference in Corvallis this week. MR. AND MRS. K E N N F. T II III I'l-MW spent lasl week in I'ortl.ind on business. While there they vi.siled her sister and fam ilv, the Ivan Eakms. and a broth- and lamily. the Paul Reeds. Kn route home they also vis ited her brother and family, the Fil Heeds, in Kuc.ene. SI MMER LAKE AMI MRS. JIM IHtl ItY MR. unr lim- inr few rtoys from Koiwviek lo vluvk im I heir proK rrty. their (..'inciter. Mian, is rn-t, Hickory, N.C.. and Memphis. rnllc4 at beauty eollc and waslwhcro thev visited his relatives. nnahle In aivon.p.tny them TOM (WKI.ON is snondmc a few weeks with her urandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Key Cat ion, while her parents, the K.m Cations at Waiiontirtv I'KKItY ASHCHAFT of the Mayflower Truck Lines spent the weekend with hi d.uiKhler, .'o . lcc, 2l The bahy is in line 110NANA jhealth and h.i heoti named Hon- MM. AMI MKS. C 11 A It I. V. S n.i Jean IVMITI:iIK;K spent eveial Hays' it Hold Heach j n.KVK 0( HS and his mother. Mrs Warren Ochs. left Tuesday MH. ANl MKS. VKKNON HA-lfor Kutene where he will voit hi I.K.Y !ue a new d.iuchter. born lain 24 She has hee-i named ice Klame tinindpatents ate Mr ml Mis. Cecil Haley nf HonatualHv from there to Ktankturt. Cer- and Mis. bntise Noreross olimam. uhrrr he nhuis to make Pottbnd 1 1 VKKV III H MW, son of Mr and Mr lilenn Huttman ot Ko- nana, is altendinc Vna! school : in Phi!lf Iphis (or ovoi.il rck, .ttU'r IikIi Iip will irium to t.i Illril.i I Wt.H.I. II.IV iiomi: KMKNMOV I Ml' will ni.ol hi Hie home of licveny VHiur, in ,i m . Krh 8 Th pioiovt ;!' tx" ti rali f rivkinj wilii nno U'.niois with he (ip.i! H.tiTu ai.l I Antwer to Previous Puizla JHI PHI FTOH ingredient 31 Dispassionate 11 Skin (sul(ix) S3 Property item 17 Stage whisperi 38 Click-beetle 19 New York 40 Instructor village 41 Rails water 2.1 Shaving device 42 Wound 24 Antler incrustation 25 T jiletry case 4.1 Horseback game 26 '1 he emerald is 44 Preposition. a vr.riety of 46 Simple this gem 27Klemi 28 Blji.lt (Fr.) 47 Bear constellation 48 Surf noise BRIEFS Beverly Roberts. Luncheon will he served by Mrs. Roberts, Mrs, Yancey, Mrs. Harris and Cheryl Keady. Margaret Burnett will lake care of small children in her home. MR. AND MRS. BCD HARRIS are spending a few days at Lake 'lahoe. Yvonne Harris is with the llowrey Roberts family and Mrs. Charlotte Fitzhugh is with the old er Harris children. MR. AND MRS. J. P. NAS WORTHY of Nenana. Alaska, sent several days in Langell Vnl ley with her sister and brolher-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vadcn RADIO SAI.l'TE TO RON AN'. A will be broadcast Jon. M at tl p.m. on a Klamath Kails radio station. MR. AND MRS. M. .. Bl'RK and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jones spent a few days in Nevada. MR. AND MRS. HENRY VA- DEN. parents of Ralph Vadcn left Jan. 2" for Houston. Tex. to spend six weeks with relatives and friends. They arc making the trip by car. BONANZA CARD E N CLI B met all day Jan. 2.1 at the home of Aline Ohcrheide and members continued to make cop per jewelry. The next meeting will lie Feb. f. with the place lo be announced later. MERRILL MR. AND MRS. LKROY JOHN SON became parents of I h e i r third daughter Jan. 15. She has been named Mary Kay. Grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Measly and Mr. aid Johnson. and Mrs. Leon- MRS. HICK I'ERIH E was vis itins friends in Merrill last week end. They have moved to Pendle ton, where Perdue was translerrcd lo the First National Rank ol Ore gon branch there. MR. AMI MRS. F O It N E V S('KOrK and children returned Saturday from a tliroo-wcvk trip HUNK KKKVI-.S, daughter n Mr and Mis. Pick Jeeves, is leeoverinn at her imme from a recent tonsillectomy MKS. IKVK.N JOHNSON is M;nins in Klamath KalK w nh Ivr daughter and famil, Mr. and Mis .lohn Heed. Mrs. Heed is wife, Kva. andiieeoenni! from an illnes follow mic the hirih of a b.ihv $irl horn msier and (:,milv Mr. and Mrs .lan-jKennetli Hunnuutt, More omu: i Portland on Tlmrsdav He will h 15 home. (si'l HY JKK HKCISION WASHINGTON l'Pl H"u-e Kf publicans h.ivr bei-un a to-dav "Judy of Pi opulent Kenrird' uv ivnMon oi Muioi yrownd nuclear !etv The. ( .,ilod Kenneiiv s tie- Ki m.m n( I'v Hnut IK'P tonlfi oiuo. alll Monday inr study ' hr rorduftni by croup of luinilvu.in Iwadrd bv Hop Cuu Hoviihh. C.i!;f, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED, thai Iht Common Council ol th City of Kiimam feint, urtoon, it Hi reoul meeting to b held In the City Hall of ita Liiy. ! (he nour of 7:30 o'clock P V ol the 4th day of February, 1963, will hold a public hearino on a orooosal to amend Ordinance No. 509S; the zoning ordinance oi taio my; Dy permimny Moieis, as a conditional uie, lo be constructed in tones K-5A, provided for by tald ordinance. Interested partiei and Iht general pub' lie are Invited to attend said heerina. and they will be given an opportunity to m neera. The Common Council of said City has tumwina inn nonce. Done the 19th day of January, 1963. Roiie Keller Recorder tor City of Klamafh t-ain, Oregon. No. 904, Jan. 3D, 31, Feb. 1, 1943. NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS IN. TERESTEO AS CREDITORS OR BENE FICIARIES IN THE ESTATE OF MOL. LETTE JENNINGS, also known as Mol- lent Neamas Jennings, deceeied, pond ing probate proceeding In the Superior Court of the State of California In and lor ine cny and county of San Francisco. Pursuant lo the provision! of ChaDter 47, Oregon Laws 1961. Or. Rev. Star 116.1B6 (3) (a), notice Is hereby given io an persons mieresied as creditors or beneficiaries in the above entitled es- taie mat ine undersigned fore on execu. Irlx, duly appointed and qualified by the above entitled Court as such for dece dent's will, will, upon the expiration of ninety 1901 days from the date of first publication hereof, request payment and delivery from First Federal Savings and Loan Association or Klamath Falls, a f-eoerei corporation, of the sum of SSI00. OO, which moneys are on deposit with and in the possession of seld association In its account No. 3714 in the name of decedent. Any person oblectlng to said payment and delivery Is hereby directed to give written notice to his obfectlons thereto to said First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Klamath Falls, 30 Main Street. Klamath Falls, Oregon, on or be fore the expiration of ninety (90) days from 'the date of first publication hereof, which date Is January 23, 1963. Verena M, Jennings, Executrix No. 901, Jan. 23, 30, Feb. 6, 13. EQUITY NO. 2-167 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY M1LIA BELLE MATTINEN, Plaintiff, vs. HtNKr . maitinen, DeiendBnt TO: HENRY O. MATTINEN, Defendant, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear ana answer ine complaint filed against you In the above-entitled suit lor divorce on or before the IBIh day of February, 1963, and if you fall to so appear and answer, lor want thereof. plaintiff witl apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In her complaint filed herein, to-wit: for s decree of absolute divorce ot and from you on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment, f o r custody of Janice Marlene Mattinen and Teresa Ann Mattinen, for child support (n the amount of S 100. 00 per month during tne minority of said children and for at lorney fees In the amount of $250.00. This summons is servd upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Judge of me ADove-enmiea court, said order be ing dated the 11th day 0' January, 1943, and by publication hereof for a period of four consecutive and successive weeks. The date of the tint publication is Jnnu ary 16, 1963, and the dale of the lasl publication is February 13, 1963. SMITH AND CARD Attorneys for Plaintiff 538 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oreqon No. 191, Jan. 16, 23. 30, Feb. 6, 1, IMS, Malin Clinic Picks Officers MALIN A special meeting of I he Malin Clinic Board w as re cently held to elect officers and to name the board for directors lor l'Mi-1. .Stockholders dividends were also issued at the session. Officers elected were M. M Slastny, president; Ted OcMer- ritl, vice president; Edwin Stast- ny, secretary, and Vac Kalina, treasurer. William Iiallon Jr., Ivan Otlo- man. and George Brothanck were named lo the board of directors. Cards Played At Eastside NEW PINE CHEEK The Eosl- sido (Ira use pinochle parly Sat urday evening drew nine lahles of players, who vied for points to ward the rrand pi ie which will lie awarded to the hih scorer at the end of t he series in March. Mr. and Mis. Perry Clark of Davis Creek won the men's and women"s high, and Mis. Ituth Hrickey of I.akeview was award ed the traveling prize. a)- prize for men went to David Hvatt, ind Janet Faris received the women s low. Kehr.shments were served follow int; the play. Border Guards Flee Over Wall BKIU.IN UTI' - Two K;tt (loniiitn .wilder klkiiiIs in uniform ;inrl rnrrvinc their up.-innnf fieri . " . ' United S'a'es mineral monument, to TW'M BOl Im .UTOl-S thO Miow-j u Whether such claimant is a irxa Mmikpted ricNitti strin lodav. Yi'sl'tpr or 'lh""f vnr ,uch fc',i,; Merlin jHtike reported. The I'omrmtniM.s semi I heir bor der puiris to duty in p;urs, mi e;uh e;in keep an eye mi the oth er. Hence one piacd r.uety trusts his companion enough lo admit he wants to flee. However the two who reached Wot Berlin todav apparently ludi! a preen to flee together. Thev 'date. ad to constitute a consent v , ,. ., ,' such m n'ng c'ai-nant thai sch unra'ent. made their uay across the wide', a;m shan w .! tn stnp which the CnmrminisU hadj""1 '"' "-ict.s. n.i cleaied to pive cuards a tie'd ofUae c' pate-t. v ae-ton tw ch .it r.in,we .--lid llif-n i.r.iwl..1lm,mn9 f'"nt Of anv no" through hiirlMsl wire mh a nnilh- em district of West Berlin Newsman Picked: As Ambassador u .siiim;to i ri - p,-, dent Konnoth Ki'id.iv vt'!,(Uhl KJ- tsr-, rr c-it tr.c vv.uu Kori. torinor I nitod v c t, P. a, I'lovi Intorn.ition.il Conoiondf!it " "''- " "" ''' .1 I .s nnm.iHdor lo l.tiiiopi.i.1 pvww.. r- "M .t.v.' Kony. 41. .rfem!y i m.,naan-,;;i,,,r,,S;UtV'V; (t pS'iaI pnN'fS ail(i flsll.ltlt manasjement S d tec' on 4 i,a p-o-,1 1 . .. i vrtet 'iat "v nit til t" i'rare p' !u I ho proKlrnt t)f ows Ma.t- ,.v KVh fll.m nv Un..v. taw mm Im-. v"s u III l!,4. KoiT V mTUM t hiCt "fe-'e-e w -n te D'PW'"o m-n- -a. ,ir.i Wwis hricmv ) Hr is a niemtv! of Vw Ccuuilj on Forncn Hrltin aihi ,1 mcm-i LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that I have tiled mv final account as administrator of the Estate of Irene Paine Kelsey, also known as Emma Irene Kelsey, deceased, in lnc Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, lor the County ot Klamath, and that the Court has set February 2Blh, 1963. at the hour of 10:00 am., as the lime for the hearing of obiections te said final account and settlement thereof GOROON M. KELSEY Administrator O'NEILL & MCLAREN Attorneys for administrator No. 9li, Jan. 30, Feb. i, 13. 20, l?S3. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of BE A TRICE HOUSE GUTIERREZ, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned has been appointed Adminis trator of the Estate ot Beatrice House Gutierrez. Deceased, by the Circull Court of the State of Oregon tor the County of Klamath. All parsons having claims against ine bstate are Hereby required to present them to The United States National Bank ot Portland (Oregon) Trust Department. Klamath Falls Branch, Klamath Falls, Oregon, with proper vouchers within six (6) months from the date of this notice. DATED this ISth day of January, 1963. The UNITED STATES NA. TIONAL BANK OF PORT LAND (OREGON) ADMINIS- TRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF BEATRICE HOUSE GU TIERREZ. DECEASED W. R. BRADSHAW 631 Main Street Klamath Falls. Oregon. No. 692, Jan. 16, 23 and 30. Feb. 6. 1963 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN, that the Common Council of the City of Klamath hns, Oregon, at its regular meeting to be held in the City Hall of said City on me tin oay oi i-eDruary, i6J, at rne hour ot 7:30 o'clock P.M. will hold a pub lic hearing, on a proposal; under ordi nance 5095 of said City; to change the zon ing map of said City by transferring thereon from Residential Zone R-7.5 to Residential Zone R-5A, a tract ot real estate described as follows: Situated in Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon; Beginning at a point at the intersection of the center line of Williams Street and Main Street; which point is also the south west corner of the South-east quarter of the South-east quarter of Section 26, Town ship 38 South, Range fE.W.M. In said City, County and State; thence east along the section line common to sections 28 and 33, a distance of 485.08 feet; thence north 1 degree 9' east a distance of 380 feet; thence north 89 degrees 30' west 685.08 feet; thence south 1 degree 9' west along the quarter, quarter, section line; being the center line of Williams Street, lo the point ol beginning. At said time and place said Common Council will also hold a public hearing lo determine it it shall allow a nursing home to be constructed on the easterly 355.08 feet ot said tract of real estate if it is so re-ioned. I Interested parties and the qencral oub- tlc are Invited to attend said hearings and Ihey will be given an opportunity lo be nearo. The Common Council of the City of Kiamain r-ans, Oregon, has directed this notice be given. Done this 22nd oay of January, 1963. ROSIE KELLER Recorder, City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 903, Jan, 30, 31, Feb. 1, 1963. NOTICE TO MINING CLAIMANTS Published pursuant to section 5 of the Act Ol July 23, 1955 (69 Slat. 347). To whomever It may concern: PRO CEEDING NO. FS 61-20 (Oregon 012331). Notice It hereby given in pursuance of a proper request for publication here tofore tiled In accordance with section 5 ot the Acl of July 23, 1953 (69 Stat. 367V and the regulations thereunder (43 CFR 165.123-115.1271. 1. That on February I?, 1952, fhe Chief, Forest Service, Department of Agricul ture, whose address is Washington 75, D. C, tiled in the Land Office of the Bureau of Land Management, Deoar). ment of the Interior, at 110 N. E. Holla- day, Portland 12. Oregon, a request for publication of notice to all mineral loca tors or any person claiming under them involving a mining claim or claims lo cated on lands owned by the United State and under the jurisdiction ol the Forest Service in the County of Klamath, State of Oregon, described as follows, lo Wit: Oregon 017331 (FS 62-20), the SuflBr pine Area, e-sn-zo-i, winema ana Fre mont National Forests, Klamath County, Oregon. Willamette Meridian, Oregon T 7 S , R 11 E Sec. 31; SE' Sec. 33; SW' SfC 34; SE'i Sec. J5; Sec. 36. T 75 S , R. 9 E SS. 74 to 27 incl.; Smv 33 to 36 Incl. T. 75 S, R. 10 E: Sees. 13 to 36 Ind. T. 75 S., R 11 E: Sees 1, ?; W':, SE1., Sec. 3; Sees, t lo IS incl ; Sees. II to 35 incl. 7. 7t S R 9 E: Sec, t to 5 incl ; Sees. 7 to 36 incl. T. 26 S , R. 10 E: Sees 1 to IS Incl.; Secv 17 to 36 incl T. 76 S . R 1) E : Spcs. 1 to 15 incl ; Sec. 17 to 33 incl.; Sees. 35. 36 T. 27 S, R. 9 E: Sees 1 lo 15 ind.; Sees. 17 to .16 incl 77 S., R . 10 E: Sees. 1 to 36 ind. 77 $., R 11 E: Sec 1; Sees. 4 to 14 Incl ; Sees. 17 to 72 Incl ; Sees. 3i to 35 mcl. T. 78 S . R t F: Sees t to 3 Incl T 21 S , R 10 E Sees 1 lo 36 nd T. 71 S., R. 11 E: Sees. 3 to mcl . Sees. , 10, 14. 15, 17. Id; Sees 2,1 to 3) incl ; Sees. .14. .IS. T. 79 $ . R. 9 E: Sees. 1 to 6 Incl. T 79 S , R 10 F : Sees l to 6 mcl. T. 79 S.. R. 11 E: Sees. 1 to 5 incl. 7 That if any person claiming nr as serting under, or bv virtue of any un patenled mmjng claim loetd prior to July 73, 1955. any right, title, or Inter est in tht veata'ive surface resources and Other surface resources, unfler such mming ctaim, contrary to or in conflict with the limitation or restrictions dci ded in seefion 4 o' said act, as to the above-described lands or any part there of, shall fail to file in the Land Office of the Bureau of La"d Management l 710 N. F. HoMadav. Portland 17, Oregon, and within l SO davs from the beio stafed date of first publication of this Noi.ce. a vended statement which shall set forth as to such mining claims: i 1 1 T he ttate ct location, (2 The booh and pacjf of rerorrlaimn o' 'he not ce c certificate of loratiin. (3) The section or sec'ion of the pub-1 he land surveys which fmo'mf SuChi mining claim; or If such land are un ' surveyed either the section or sections wh.ch would prohahiy emhrace such min-, rng tlam wien the public lad SU'veyS: are emended to such ia'ds or a de nv curses nna distances to an aoo-oved 1 The name aid artd'es tf such claimant ana names and arldreset 'a- ai fcnnn to the claimant ot anv other person nf pesons ctammg any interest or m-erests in er under such r patented rtvning c'anrv sufh f'ke .iAt tie conciusive'v deemed ) to constitute a waiver and relinquishment tiv such mini no clamant Of any nqht title, or interest under such mmind cia.m cm. tiary to or m conMtrt with the nrtatiins or restrictions speei'iect in sect. on 4 o' - .-t of July 73. WJS S'ai .".tj. a a tented claims located at'.r t'-at ctam cpm-w to or in cc'i-c w th .a! ! miiat.ft" Or t ftr .f t .(m SeC'on 4 PrO-: v.. net (j.ie-ai'y '-at unpa'ei'fd mjn.io: C la-mt lv'i Mf Juiv : J. 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