Utitions Suppor t
Redisricting Of
Siskiyou County
kwcA A campaign lor re-
of Siskiyou county's
iH(irlul districts was
I i rtlMfrod this week with
" 'T' of notltlonH In the
( Shimtn area requoitlntf
Snnrd of supervisors to sub-
the proposition to a voio 01
KPrcdltrlctlnB plan was
L , March 4 mooting by
f. dcU'Ktlcm of rcprcscntu
L from Tulolnko, Mount
ita rjunsmulr and Wood,
le'antca aruuod tlint present
ifflnil was unfulr to their
and thouah It did not
bads Said
ormal In
ULEM, March 20 (P) Cas-
inriuv except for short
m nf packed snow, the
l hlgnway commission sum.
ke dully road report:
lovcrnmcnt Camp Clear, 28
recs, Juu incucs wmui snow,
iked snow aim ice uuiwcen
posts 5 and 7 on Waplnitla
Iway,
Lntlnm Junction Brokon
Ccost, 38 dcKrces, 3 Inches
mow. loini snow ai summit
Inches, at Junction 84 Inch
Roads normal except for
L on road In a four-mile
Kch cast of Junction. Chains
not required.
Moll Lake Lluht overcast
It-Inn. 31 riourccs. Total snow
timmlt 160 inches, 2 Inches
I mow. Packed snow be-
Jen mllcposts 61 and 67, rest
od normal.
Ltoria Lower Columbia
(hwny still closed at cast city
HU of Astoria because of
le, d 1 0 u r 1 n g via Tongue
tit naval base.
the Dalles Lltfht snow at
tier elevations, road bare.
biacham Old OrcRon Trail
tway free of ice and snow.
ir on cabbage mil.
lurns Light snow during
tit.
OK BALLOT
lALEM. March 20 Ml Voters
Jhi proposed Malheur county
I Lebanon peoples utility dis-
II will vote May 17 on
ither the districts should be
(led, State Engineer Charles
Btrlcklln announced today.
will advocato a charter form of
government ror 1 the county with
supervisors chcaim nl. 1 (1 run In
tho event the .'board does not
agree to a new itcullstrlcllng plan.
Presenting a llirge map of the
proposed new districts, accord
ing to population., the delegation
pointed out population figures
In the five cfletrlcU and asked
that tho supervisors rcdlstrlct
tho county as 'equitably as pos-
Hot.Talr
Under tho present system, the
group stated, districts four and
five, combined,, do not have half
tho population of districts two
and three, yet they get two-fifths
of tho appropriation to Siskiyou
county of tho 1 s t a t e gasoline
fund. They declared It Is an In
equitable distribution on the
basis of road mileage In the var
rlous districts, iiii well as on the
basis of population.
In answer to inadequate roads,
arguments f ron 1 Tulolnko
spokesmen who 1 complained that
"We're wallowing around In
mud over thorn ,lf Board Chair
man w. l . Dav'M Ison pointed out
their district, number one, was
getting u lion's share of all util
ities taxes paid in tho county
coffers and In ruccnt years had
uuen allocated uaosi 01 tne led
oral road funds. ,
Davidson further stated that
no leu tne county is equalized
tne way 11 is. 1 ;
Earl Ager. Tul'ulakc merchant,
declared that Uie citizens com
mittee desired M have the redis
ricting plan carried through to
a successful completion but
warned his grcjtip would "do It
Consider Plan
At tho close of the meet, the
ooaru voted to consider tne plan
witn a report us to uicir stand,
for or against, , within 30 days,
which will bo 1 at their regular
session on Monday, April 1.
Below aro thii proposed new
district setups, with population
based on the 1040 census and
principal towns;
District 1: li'ODulatlon 3007
Tulclnkc, Dorril , Macdocl, Bray
and Tennant.
District 2: population 8786.
Mount Shasta,' Dunsmuir and
McCloud.
District 3: Vopulatlon 8620.
Weed, Montagnte, Gazelle and
Edgcwood.
District 4: population S632.
Yrcka, Grenada), Hornbrook and
Hilt. ,'
District 5: Population 4487.
Etna, Fort Join a, Happy Camp
and all of -western Siskiyou
county. 1
Gas on Stomach
m m WWM m MM Jmt mMMf bach
When mnu MoniKh itrld ttuie. painful, luffoftl
Ini III. tour aUraarh Aril htinbum
Irftwrtbe the fuiMt'.Uint Bed kin m known for
wrawoBille rviUr-nrWctnei like Ihoio In IlMI-lN
TiWeU. ho WiMlM. iWll-aru brtnn wraforl In ft
4 iihuuwiui w UK iub aouui bum mcc. Mm,
By JOAN O'NEILL
The Teen-age club will be
closed tonight. A juke box has
not as yet been secured and
minor repairs are need on Bev-
orai items. The club will prob
ubly reopen Snturduy.
Honor Societv Iniilntoi
The Honor Society was re
plenished with a large group of
juniors lust
night when it
took In 20 new
members. The '(f
initiation w a s
hclU at the
ti 1 mi
jiueu. me eere
mony was on
the Informal
side. Tho Hon- ' '
or Society Is
open only to . ,
Juniors and Joan O Neill
seniors who have made the spec!
fled grades and are also active
in school affairs.
Ben Larson, Jack Eittrem, Mil
ton Thompson. Charles Hell
bronner. Gavlord Unington,
Jody Bonnet, Mary O'Brien,
Ruth Landry, Joyce Sample,
Shirley Dalton. Marilyn O'Neill,
Betty St. John, Norma Smith,
Marion Mills, Jean Hilton,
Jackie Lund, Leonard Hendricks,
Frank Matthews, Jean Stroud,
and Helen Collins were admitted
Into the society. The Torch
Honor is a national society,
Foreign Articles Receiv Notic
Various countries of the world
aro being represented in the
world geography classes by
their produce. Students of this
class, which is open only to
freshmen, have been bringing
rare and Interesting articles
representing the countries that
they are studying.
Some of the collections have
included velvets intricately em
broidered with real gold and
silver threads from Inflia,
oriental rugs, a Meerschaum
pipe, Venetian glass and pottery,
and a Norwegian costume. Coins,
stamps, swords from many
countries were also on dlspluy.
A pressed flower collection from
Palestine was another of the un
usual Items brought to the class
room.
A pipe which at one time was
General Custer's, caused quite
a Dit 01 interest among the
students. This article was
brought by Elden Jensen whose
great grandfather found it. The
pipe is inscribed with the date
1810. It has been highly valued
as a collector's item. ,
Now items have been appear
ing every day and the classes
under the direction of Mrs. Peak,
world geography teacher, are
busy preparing for an exhibit on
China which will be on display
after spring vacation.
Alumina Plant
Strike Looms
SALEM, March 20 (P)
Threat of a strike at the Salem
Alumina plant was delayed for
at least 24 hours last night when
employes told the city building
trades council they would give
the city's union machinery a
chance to try to solve the dis
pute. F. D. Van Swerlngen, secre
tary of the council, said the
chemical workers union has an
agreement fnr a 1 5 no. nni
wage increase which was to have
Buiiu into enect March 15.
He said the workers threat
ened to strike when the man
agoment asked that the wage in
crease be reconsidered.
' Carved lettering
Spice cabinet
Wheel-around hose reel
jtlrafifei.
Fun in the"doing". a pleasure
to have. Full instructions for
these and more in March Sunsett
When the call's for EXTRA POWER .it's
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Gasoline, Is a power-packed motoc
fuel that takes the hard work out of '
driving. Hills seem to level out. You ,t
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shift gears less frequently. The feci !
fog of strain that comes when you(
tar's engine labors, pings and sputters j
is Happily absent. The effect is that
any driving becomes pleasure driving.
The West offers an endless choice of
recreation and beauty spots for your
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VFV Post Set
Up At Malin
A new post of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars was instituted and
installed at Malin, March 12,
and has a charter membership
of 30 members. The post has
been named "Bloody Point Post,
VFW," commemorating the car
avan of white emigrants which
was ambushed and massacred by
a band of renegade Indians dur
ing the early days of settlement
of the west. .
Officers were. Installed bv
Jack Brocktrup, department of
Oregon inspector. They are
Walter Stastny, commander; J.
D. Clark, senior vice command
er; Arnold Klrtley, junior vice
commander; L. L. Storey, quar
termaster; franK js. BricKer,
to relieve stuffiness, Invito
Sleep
if nose fllls up
Tonight
It's wonderful how a little Va-tro-nol
up each nostril relieves stuffy transient
congestion. If you need relief tonight,
try it I Follow directions In package.
VICItf VA-TRO-NOL
m rrw niDMJ
Malta I
ruttlnc I
Utft
post advocate; Holland Williams,
chaplain; O. Dale Woods, post
surgeon, and J. S. Herringshaw,
jr. u. juemnoidt and David My
ers, trustees.
TTMlllVn una rltavmorol Vtv kn.
man eyes in the sun by the study
of its light long before it was
found on earth.
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