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Only One Allen Quad
Survives After 8 Days
BOSTON UP) Only one of
(he Allen quadruplets born pre
maturely ei?ht days (go i i
still alive today.
Little Kathleen died Friday. Her
sister, Karen Elizabeth, died last
Sunday and her brother, Timothy,
early Tuesday.
Robert Allen Jr., largest of the
quads at a little over three pounds,
was reported "doing well" at Chil
dren's Medical center.
The quads were born to the wife
of Robert Allen, 41, a Boston pa
trolman. They were six weeks pre
FFA WEEK DESIGNATED
SAf.EM UP) Oregon has
S.3UO active member' ot the Fu
ture Farmers of America, Gov
ernor Douglas McKay said in des
ignating next week as Oregon
Future Farmer week. All of them
are studying vocational agricul
ture in public schools.
The annual FFA state conven
tion will be held March 20-22 in
Corvallis.
Tele-fun
by Warren Goodrich
"Must you say 'Step on It
when you want him to hurry
and answer the 'phone?"
. . .You won't miss receiving
important calls if you answer
your telephone as quickly as
possible . . . Pacific Telephone.
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RECEIVING THE PRESIDENT'S GAVEL from retiring president
Mrs. Benjamin Dufresne Is Mrs. Thomas E. Patty, who will preside
over the Toastmistress's club for the ensuing six months. Officers
were installed at an impressive ceremony Tuesday night at the
Veterans hospital nurses' home. Other officers installed were
Mrs. W. L. Toier, Mrs. Lloyd Hayes and Mrs. Erica Graham.
(Picture by Paul Jenkiifs)
Reorganization
Plan For School
Districts Fought
SALEM UP) The Dr. T. C.
Holy biil to reorganize school dis
tricts has run into a storm of pro
tests from rural people, who said
it would destroy the little red
schoolhouse and make tne school
children go long distances to larger
schools.
On the other hand,' the bill drew
strong support from the Oregon
Education association, Oregon
League of Women Voters, State
Federation of Labor, and the Ore
gon Congress of Parents and
Teachers.
The main objection voiced b y
rural school board members was
that districts could be consolidated
by a majority of all the voters.
The bill would eliminate the pres
ent provision under which individ
ual districts can vote to stay out,
regardless of whether a majority
ot all the voters in the proposed
consolidated district vote. ,
Harold Cooper, Newberg, said
"We don't want to give up our
democratic way of life. Children
in rural schools learn more by in
dividual guidance than by mass
education in cities."
The testimony, given before the
Senate education committee, also
included a statement by George
Denn, Benton county rural school
Thurs., Feb. IS, 1951 The News, Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
Governor's Promise
Reopens Struck Schools
MINNEAPOLIS UP) Min
neapolis' 94 public schools, closed
since Jan. 23 by a strike, were re
opened Wednesday and some 63,
000 pupils were resumed their
studies.
Classes were scheduled Tuesday.
Instead, picketing union teachers
marchd about the schools in sup
port of their demand for a pay
raise higher than the $100 annua! I
increase offered by the school
board.
The impasse was settled by Gov.
Luther W. Youngdahl, who as
sured the instructors he would in
tervene with Minnesota legislators
in an effort to gain more financial
support for the city's schools.
In offering the $100 annual in- j
crease, school board members said
that was as high as the city could
go at the present time without re
sorting to deficit financing.
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pep and Vim?
ThnuMndjnrmiililfaftr nL wnrn-oiit. .lhauaird
ftrilHv tirrkuMlxxfy lai talron. for urw vim. Mlalliy,
iry Oalrri Toole Tal'lria. Ctiiitalua Iron you, loo.
may nwtl for prp: aUo vitamin Hi Imrixl'iriory or
'Itvarmialmil' aUa. aped! raducad pripa.
Al drug .lore, everywhere in Reeeburg.
al rred Meyer'f at rullerton Drug..
board member, that it Isn't fair to
force rural school districts to con
solidate as long as they have stan
dard schools.
"I'd rather be under three or
four democracy boards than under
a dictator board," Denn said. "My
taxes are plenty high, but they
could still go higher if they let us
keep our present, inefficient de
mocracy boards."
Present System Rapped
Dr. Holy, the Ohio State univer
sity education expert who pro
posed the bills to overhaul the
state's school system, said Oregon
has the "most complicated school
district organization in the nation,
with nine or 10 different kinds of
school districts. The system is
inefficient, wasteful and education
ally damaging."
Mrs. Sarah Knox, Portland, of
the League of Women Voters, said
the small districts aren't hle to
give adequate courses in such sub
jects as mathematics, science, art
and music.
"The people won't stand for this
rank waste of the educational dol
lar." she said.
Mrs. Edith Green, Portland, the
Parent-Teacher represent a
tive, said the bill would "get the
most economy and efficiency out
of the tax dollar."
officer Dr. Adelard Groulx says
that 92 persons have died in Mon
treal since the turn of the year
"of causes which have been at
tributed to influenza."
He called the prevalence ot flu
in Montreal at present "an epidemic."
Symptoms of Distresa Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID
QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST
Over lour million bottle of tho Vriu-aao
TaiaTUBNT bav. been wild for relief or
yiuplomaoftllntrejiearUlDg from Stomach
and Duedenel Ulcer due to Eicees AcM
Peer Dlieatlen, Seur or Upael Stomach,
Geulneaa, Heartburn, Sleepleianeu, etc.,
due to lac... Acid. Aak tor "Wlllara".
Meuage" which fully explain! tola remark,
able uuuis uvaunent free at,
FRT MEYFR DRUGS
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MCKAY DRUG
FLU EPIDEMIC NOTED
MONTREAL UP) City health
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firmly let. Glvra confident trrling of
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Housework
Easy Without
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When kidney function Iowa down, many
folks complain of tmuKinit backache, loss ot
pep and enemy, heailachea mud diuint'i, .
Don't eulTtr lonKvr with theae discomfort
If reduced kidney function is Retting- you
down due to sutrh common causes as stress
and strain, overexertion or exposure to
cold. Minor bladder irritat'onn due to cold
or wrong diet may caue getting- up night
or frequent tMutMKes.
Don't itt gleet your kidneys if these condi
tions bother you. Try Duan's Pills a mild
diuretic. Used successfully by millions for
over SU years. While often otherwise caused,
it's email nt how many times Doan's give
happy relief from these discomforts help
the IS miles of kidney tubes and Alters
flush out waate. Get Doan's Fills today 1
oin save yoa in a pir!"
save '172 to
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