roups Meet To Discuss
i Plans For Starch Plant
Planning committees of both
ilolk und Klainntli Pntnlo
owoix iisoclntluna mol Hiitur
y to work nut plmiH together
r raising funds for cnnstruc
m of tho proposed $1(10.000
itato slarch nnd ghicnsn factory
r the Klnmnlh hiiNln.
Merrill mid Hatfield linvo
en v suggested as fuvorablo
lot for tho plant bocauso of
air central locutions In potnto
owing areas, hut no definite
rcudoit linn boon made. Witter
lousing Group
'ill Be Named
PORTLAND, April 2 (I')
lie- committed to direct the
ortltnd area's voleruns' emor
ncjr housing program will tin
imtd shortly by Mnyor Eurl
Hey.
The mnyor reported Nulloniil
ouallig Expcclllor Wilson V.
ytt hua roqunalod loaders of
10 Running innuairy, jauor ana
sterans' organizations mid rop
taentullvcs of the houalnu nil-
lortty mid businessmen hero be
mel to tho commltteo to nerve
vo sears.
The committee will direct
am to Nllimiliito homo bulldliiK
uder tho urourum Initiated
arch 2(1. when the uovernment
itmped new controls on build-
if maionaia nnn niiiien non
saldrntlul building programs.
'rricst Haycox Will
Iptak At Meeting
POHTl.AND, April 3 (!')-
rnel lluycox, Portland uutliur,
'llt'nii'uk lit tho dinner program
we UreKon fluipter, Morso
elCKriipli ' Club of America
nrll 27. when the group will
lUMtho memory of Samuel K. II.
Iore, Inventor of tho tele-
raoh.
The Orcuon diopter lit tho
irge.it In tho tuition.
)regon DAR Rejects
iental Rule Ouster
POKTLAND. April 2 (,V) The
felon tnto conference of
u: liter a of the American Hev
lutioii hua rejected by u voto of
7 to 30 a resolution urging re
KWil of discriminatory rentnl
ileti on the' DAIt'j Nntlonnl
omtitutlon Mall at Washington
The voto came lifter an hour
f debate umoiiK deleilatea. The
leanure wna proponed by the
ortlnnd chnpter which wna
rltinil of tho DAU'a refusal of
wlhall a uat except by "white
rttitv
supply, aowago tllapoaal nnd
transportation must also bo eon-
Hldered In dulermlnlng tho loca
tion.
Final Doclslon
Tho final deci.ilon will bo
made by tho Northwest Chor-
murglc Co-op official, but It
win Do inritiencod by stockhold
ers, after tholr purchoso of
stools. Arrunucmcnts nro bclnu
mado whereby growers mny act
aaiuu lundH lor purchuslng
atock, In eacrow in Klamath ba-
aln banka until enough atuck luia
been aubacrlbed to go nheud
with conalriictlon of the plant.
In tho event that enough xtock
la not atibKcuucd, funds In en-
crow would bo relumed to
growers, nccordlnit to thin plan.
it la Hoped mat aufflclent
atock will bo aubacrlbed by May
i. io mat cnnatriictlon may bo-
Kin on tho factory by that date,
in order to utilize culls from the
HMO potato crop for atnrch und
glucose
On Commlttaa
Mombera of tho Klumiith Po
tiilo Growcra association acting
on tho planning commltteo aro
Mark Kvons, Harry Jockman
and E, C. Lender, working with
O. W. Osborne, ft. N. Smith
and W. S. Edwards of tho Tulo
lake Growers association's com
mittee, Henry Semon. Churlea It,
Stark, Charles A. Hendoraon and
Walter Jcndrzc)owski also at
tended tho meeting with a num
ber of Intereatcd Klamath baaln
potato growers.
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from "rhlioc" and acab on aeed and
proiecii against roiling due lo bad
weather and soil condllioni. Alto gen
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Pi in now to treat seed potatoes with
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POLK, Nob.f April 2 M')
"When you aharo tho Joya of
young folks you muni ahnro their
bumna," phfloaophizcd tho Itov.
A. Bntoa of the Polk MothodlKt
cliurch as ho hobbled on crutches
today,
Tho minidor hud taken a
Croup of young people to H neur
y town for a roller akutlng
party and Joined In tho fun An
other akater accidentally
bumped him and ho fell. Ho
(differed broken ankles.
NEW ULM, Minn., Anrll 2 (A')
Henceforth tho choira of tho New
Ulm churches will not huvn to
compelo with mooing cowa,
bloating sheep and sciucaling
hoga.
ilvealocK In trucks narked
neur churches have brought dla
corda to the strains of morning
hymns und the congregations
huvc objected. The city conn-
A uthoi'Uy On A vial ion Will
Speak in Klamalh On Friitaij
To Speak
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4 Hi 1 ,
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JAMES H. QUICK
ell has ordered police to arrest
truckers who purk their louds of
livestock near houses of worship.
James II. Quick of the Air
craft Industries Association of
America will spenk to the Ro
tary club and KUHS students
this Friday. Quick, formerly
executive assistant, public rela
tions, for North American Avia
tion, Inc., will address tho high
school .assembly at 9 o'clock
Friday morning and the Rotary
club at noon,
Ho Is considered an authority
on civil und military aviation, as
well as on advertising, merchan
dising and public relations.
Quick's home and headquarters
are in Los Angeles.
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LOS ANGELES, April 2 (P)
Georgo L. Gilbert, former Seat
tle news vendor, was in General
hospital today, recuperating
from a disinfectant that police
said ho swallowed In his hotel
room Saturday night while his
wife, the former Mrs Gregory
(Pappy) Boylngton was asleep.
"He's getting along all right,"
Mrs. Gilbert said. She refused
to comment on her immediate
plans. She said Saturday that
she planned to return to Seattle
to see her children.
Tho Gilberts arrived here last
Friday en route to Arizona to
"start a new life together "
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