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g g MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 19B2 MEDrOHD MAIL TKIBUHE, MCPfOHP. OWESOH Hondurans Face Storm Season Without Adequate Shelters By KATE V. SCOTT Belize, British Honduras -(ITU - Prolonged delay by the British government in pro viding promised funds to Brit Jsh Honduras for hurricane reconstruction has Jittery na tives facing the new storm season without adequate shel ters. Rubble from last year's dis astrous attack by hurricane Hattie still is piled here and there in Belize. Funds avail able locally have covered es sential clean-up and repair, but not new construction. No , new shelters have been built. The cayes and coastal vil lages which took the first on slaught of the storm have ' only rebuilt thatched huts in stead of the concrete shelters promised each community. Meticulous surveys, plan ning and discussions paved the way for a promise of $18 million for rehabilitation by the British government. j The11 Do It Every fS7 v 7n-c rrmu vuiciu EV FOB&OT HEM-MEM JUST PUT A STAMP ON r kT cVStie: ,o 1 I EVERYTHING BUT f THE STRAW KATY-DON'T WRAP FT J Irizkfi cue caSs SL MEALTIME-I A WRITE THE ADDRESS RIGHT ON i SHE LEFT HER SLACKS II mnmiccucncl - ' " n AND UMBRELLA.AND J I nuR WHEN THELV IS. J WHERE DOES SHE, COULD WE PLEASE 1 suovED ocx RilT Jf E SLACKS 1 ' WANT THEM SENT? ( SEND THEM TO HER- V WE MALADY V FlT GRAMPA f ru- BET SHE'S MOLED V OH-AND UNCLE J LINGERS ON. -a TELL HER SHE f3 UP IN ANOTHER WILO FORGOT HIS J VNUCI';3 UN J-K MUST HAVE LEFT (ffx RELATIVE'S ROOST J 'T nryMYTwmf please-seno-prontoS' -zz 4 Ai iPollar P Stamps Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 7 Days a Week Limit Rights Reserved ... No Sales to Dealers a n UK PA I fx . T.Jr Large Firm Heads CABBAGE n Fresh ;EN PEPPERS Garde GREEN -nVj. - i Unfortunately, final approv al on all phases of the pro gram still has not been given so funds are still not avail able for urgently needed work. Netded Help The first U.S. medical spe cialist of an imaginative new program designed to provide desperately needed help for British Honduras recently ar rived in Belize. Dr. Gerald N. Weiss of Lake Charles, La., is here with his wife and three children. Weiss will practice surgery in the Belize hospital and will do some surgical teaching. The idea of sending rotat ing medical specialists to Be lize was presented to Louisi ana State university medical school by First Minister George C. Price. It was ac cepted with heartwarming en thusiasm. Under the program medical specialists from various fields Time ... .. C 7 We Give & Redeem Silver n X A SflF SUNKIST Juice f Variety 1 i Doz. V Idaho No. 1 Mf ir potatoes r9b 4s rt Juicy White fa ei J) GRAPEFRUIT ... (J will donate their services for one month each in Belize. The British Honduras government will provide transportation for the doctors and their families, a house, car, and servant, mod est living allowance, and will make arrangements for them to visit the cayes and the in terior of the country during their stay. Medical services in Belize still suffer dangerously from the wreckage of hurricane Hattie. Not Completed Repairs to the hospital and replacement of equipment de stroyed by the storm still are not completed. Futhermore, a handful of doctors try to at tend the entire country. There are no specialists. A country-wide school lunch program for the children of British Honduras soon will go into effect thanks to a dona tion of stoves and food by CARE. By Jimmy Hatlo T A SUPERIOR BLEND m 'A S AL-SAF 1-LB. PKG. -1 STANDBY PURE VEGETABLE yisi i Niyii MARKET BONITA FWiq rip ?T" U -? U t. r t h ftS .A .v .K 1 tii Li tWUll&&?J &HUTY GRAPEFRUIT J TfeV-t ; .v ' 3 A $1) o Each primary school will be given at least one kerosene stove and a portable oven from the stock of $8,000 worth of cooking equipment Just landed. U. S. surplus food totalling almost a million and a half pounds of milk powder, bread flour, cornmeal and ve getable shortening will help provide a full noontime meal for some 24,000 school chil dren, many of whom never had more than a bowl of rice Tougher Protective Measures May Be Added to Trade Plan Washington (UPD - A key Senate Democrat has indicat ed that tougher protective measures against foreign im ports may be written into President Kennedy's trade program by Congress. Sen. Robert S. Kerr (D Okla.) said it probably would be two weeks before the Sen ate finance committee com pletes drafting work on the bill, which the president has said is the most important piece of legislation facing Congress. Kerr gave his views in recent separate television in terviews with Sens. Kenneth B. Keating (R-N.Y.) and Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) Tougher Language Kerr told Keating he ex pects the finance committee to toughen up language in the House-passed trade bill to pro tect some domestic industries from the efforts of greater imports. The pending House bill makes it more difficult for companies to obtain relief through so-called escape clause actions. This permits industries to seek relief through higher tariffs if they can prove that increased imports are injur ing them. The trade bill would give the president broad powers to cut or eliminate U. S. tar LIMIT 4 LBS. w 1 i I'M urn 'ItfWfilf MARGARINE l i 4 , ' :..i-. ,. k;'' ; . - fc; - ,,, J" K " BOLOGNA lb. YOUNG TENDER .3 tPPY B IPf !'9 f . uiv-a monsj or a tortilla for lunch before. Whether a developing Brit ish colony needs law about cars or a law about cattle, the chances are that somewhere in the diminishing empire it already has been drawn. Study Laws Bermuda and Singapore, Tanganyika and British Hon duras - each at some time in its development needs much the same legislation. As needs appear, colonial legal advisors study laws from the distant iffs in return for similar con cessions from other countries. The administration feels this is needed to gain access for U. S. goods in the European Common Market. Kerr said the committee may rewrite portions of the house bill. "I think," he said, "the language will make it clear that the privilege of the escape clause will not be denied to our own industries." He did not elaborate. Bids Called for Site Wafer System Klamath Falls - Bids on a domestic water system for the new Chlloquin ranger station site in the Winema National forest will be received until 2 p.m. (PDT), Sept. 25, accord ing to Winema National forest officials. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the for est supervisor, 411 Main st., Klamath Falls, or from the regional forester, 729 NE Ore gon st., Portland. Site of the new station is Highway 07 one mile west of Chiloquin. A pre-bid conference on the water system contract has been arranged at the construc tion site at 1 p.m. (PDT) Sept. 11. Mb. jar 71 " tj 3-lb. tin .'i tin ..29-or. tin "4 f ? errs r-i n-. J - 7 Pound n 39 CUTLETS fwith-1 and differing countries of the United Kingdom and more of ten than not come up with a ready-made law, already test ed by use and Interpreted by the courts, which with minor adjustments suits exactly the emerging nation. The attorney general of British Honduras explains that basing legislation on Brit ish code laws in use in other countries lets the new country profit by another's experi Kerr also hinted that the White House may soon an nounce administrative actions to curb imports of "such things as textiles, or maybe shoes, and some other prod ucts of our domestic indus try." j Such action could win needed votes for the trade program from some senators who are worried about the impact of increased imports on industries in their states. Domestic Industries "As I understand it," Kerr told Scott, "there is agree ment being made (by the ad ministration) with the tex tile industry that we'll pro tect them. I would hope that the same would be true with reference to all of our domes tic industries." Looking ahead to next year, Kerr predicted more strug gles over tax reform. He also predicted another battle over the issue of health care for the aged. He also said he would not be surprised if the adminis tration asked for a 1963 cut in the oil-gas depletion al lowance as part of its general tax reform program. The millionaire oilman served notice he would fight a depletion cut. He also rei terated his opposition to health care financed through social security. r-A f R : ' 0 R i. - ;J -A Graded U.S.D.A. "Choice" : 1 i 10$1 v f , lb ence, saves time in drafting, removes ambiguity, and pro vides sounder laws. It is regular policy for the 222 'Orphans' Are Expected in Plan Portland-Two hundred and twenty two Oregon young men and women are expected to be in training in schools and colleges this fall under the six-year-old Veterans Ad ministration War Orphans Ed ucation program, according to R. J. Novotny, manager of the Portland VA Regional office. Since the start of the plan in 1956, 467 have entered training. The education pro gram is for sons and daughters of veterans whose death was from disabilities or illness in curred In active service. Called "orphans" even though one parent is still alive, eligible children gen erally must be between 18 and 23 years old. They may marry without losing eligibility. They either must have com pleted or have been a student In a regular high school. They may receive up to 36 months of school: ig with the VA pay ing an allowance of up to $110 a month for each month they are at school, Novotny said. The present marital status of the surviving parent does not affect the orphans. Before they start school, they will be given vocational counseling to help them select a goal and the proper course leading to that goal. NOTICE City Sanitary Service Co. dump, ont mil south of Jacksonville on South Stage, now open for pub lic uie. Open Daily 7 to 5 City Sanitary Serv, Co. ZEE Giant Size Paper Towels 100 tA rolls d for FOR BOYS AND GIRLS! J ...BAKERY I j Varieties Jts jfgj J I bherry Iarfs2 fo,23s JeNyOonuts 4J lrnovers,,2,23o tires f' ?p, m,--, IS or. loaf fcV't; 1 Huck Hound and Quick Draw McGraw (vrn L;1 vLv Swift's Brookfield Buffer 1 lb. pkg. i I Chefs DINNERS 10c Chicken Turkey Beef Ham a- m Swiu Steek It. many countries under the British Commonwealth to ex change laws so that each may -iearn from the findings of the other. A recent example of this ex change came when British Honduras drafted a law regu lating its new bee-keeping in dustry. Undreamed of prob lems, such as the distance Lumber Grade, Use Conference Slated Corvallis - A one-day con ference on lumber grades and uses will be held Sept. 20 at the Oregon State University Forest . Research Laboratory. Joint sponsors with the labora tory are the West Coast Lum b e r m e n's association and Western Pine association. City and county building officials and inspectors, repre sentatives of the Federal Hous ing authority. Veterans Ad ministration and other groups concerned with building have been invited to the confer ence. Purpose is to focus attention on lumber uses and the range of basic lumber products avail able for construction, with special emphasis on western products. The Forest Research labo ratory has made a great many tests of strength on lumber representing a broad range of quality. Results of these tests will be outlined and the lum ber displayed. . . . on all service and repair work! Phone 772-6208 or drive in for free estimate. 100 Financing WHITNEY OLDS 415 S. Riverside Mussel Man Apple Butter 9Mt 28-oi. Jar ST Wendy's Mixed n t Pickles I ORANGE JUICE Minute Maid Florid. i-ci. Tin needed between apiaries, were foreseen by following the bee keeping ordinance of Jamaica, However, despite the rows of legal volumes from places as differing as Nyasaland, Hong Kong, Barbados, and Fiji, the attorney general was unable to find precedent for the long-needed land reform bill recently passed by the British Honduras legislative assembly. For once the coun try's geographical place in Central America outweighed its British heritage. The an cient Mayan Milpa system o farming is so basic to the backcountry that the new land tenure law had to he de signed to accept and protect it as well as to promote mors modern farming methods. POWERFUL NEW PLUNGER CLEARS CLOGGED TOILETS in a jiffy NEVER AGAIN that sick failing when your toilet overflows TOILAFLEX Toilet (SuSSS Plunger Ordinary plungers just don't teat properly. They permit compresied air and water to splash back. Thus you not only have a men, but you lose the very pressure you need to clear the obstruction. With "Toilaflex", expressly designed for toilets, no air or water can es cape. The full pressure plows through the clogging mats and swishes it down. Can't mini OOUBLE-SIZt CUP. DOUBLt PfltSSURE Df SIGNED TO FLEX AT ANT ANGLE CENTERS ITSELF, CANT SKID AROUND TAPERED TAIL GIVES AIR TIGHT FIT $265, fully guaranteed AT HARDWARE STORES EVERYWHERE Stewed Tomatoes Tin v for " Blue 303 see specially marked packages of (7 & CORN FLAKES 12 Ounce Pkg. 41 Sweet Ot. Jar GREEN PEAS of$1 021 Super Market 10-ot. Pkg. -v it
