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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1948)
ACI SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Salary Scale Set For Klamath County Teachers A alary Kile for Klamath county achool tractor for the cliool year 1948-48 ha toon adopted, setting starting pay for tractor with no experience and with 1cm than three years of .college training at MOO a year. The scale graduates to 4100 a year for a teacher wlUi a master degree and 10 years of exiwricuce credit. Teacher entering iervlce In the county school system may receive up to tlx years of credit for recent and successful experience. In addition to the base salaries, principals of schools employing four or more teachers shall receive VMb for general administration. 35 each for the first 10 teachers and 25 each for all additional teachers. Principal whose administrative duties include both elementary and high schools will receive an additional $215.. Kxcept In cases of hardship, all salaries will be paid In 13 equal monthly Installment. Teachers will be allowed 10 day of ick leave each chool year, accumulative to 20 day. The 1948-49 salary chedule: Experience Less than 3 yr. 1 year Bachelor 5 year Master Credit Training Training fere Training Dnree 0 $2200 $2400 $2mW $2800 $2900 . 23.S0 JMO 37M 3050 , J-,00 27O0 2900 3100 3200 S JB50 3850 S0A0 3250 3360 4 " J800 SOiXI S21X) 3400 3.S00 1 . jiHX) 3100 3300 3500 3SO0 " 30O0 3200 34O0 3t00 3700 3100 3300 3500 3700 3800 3300 3400 300 3800 3900 , 3500 3700 3900 4000 j0 3600 3800 4000 4100 Italian Press Attacks Russian Stand On Trieste By The Associated Pre The non-communist Italian press said today Russia 4ossed aside all thought of a peaceful communist Ytctory In Italy elections by refus ing to discuss a western power pro posal to return Trieste to the Ital ian. Tl.i Moscow radio announced rejection of the proposed dlscus ions last night. The Russian also apparently ruled out a Yuos)ar ugftestion that Italy nd Yugo slavia discuss the future of the free territory. The Soviet announcement came as a blow to pro-Italians In Trieste. Borne said a scheduled demonstra tion of 50.000 persons tomorrow nleht to hall the western proposal may turn Into an antl-Russlan how. Others said the Soviet move wa an advance acknowledgment f a communist defeat In the Ital ian elections SundaT and Monday. II Messacero. rlehtlst Rome newspaper which has been impar tial In It news reportinc on the election rampalcn. said -there Is no doubt that Christian democracy will defeat the front (the communist-dominated popular front) by arveral lengths'' Other newspapers, commenting m the new from Moscow, said R"ssla"s act wa a blow to Italy' communists. The Issue of the United States emus Russia In the Italian cam paign was sharpened by communist blest at U. S. Ambassador James C. Dunn. Palmlro Togllattt, the communist leader, filed a complaint with the foreign ministry about "continuous Intervention of foreign ambassadors In the election campaign." The tug-of-war between Russia and the west continued In Berlin. A British-Russian Investigation of the collision of a British transport plane and a Soviet fighter April S was abandoned when the Russian members of the commission failed to appear. The crash killed 15 per sons. The Russian, meanwhile, fore cast that a separate currency re vision will be Instituted soon for Western Germany. They blamed the western power for failure to reach agreement on the currency Issue. The Jl nations of the western hemisphere resumed their confer ence in Bogota after an Interrup tion of five days caused by a bloody uprising for which U. S. Secretary of State Marshall blamed commu nists. The Moscow radio called the charge absurd. Before the confer ence Is a resolution condemning communism In the western hemi sphere. Costa Rica's six-wecks-old civil war apparently neared It end In a rebel victory. Guatemala report said Jose Plgueres. rebel leader, has set up a provisional govern ment In Cartago. Costa Rica's sec ond city. The U. S. state depart ment in Washington wa advised last night that San Jose, the capi tal. Is threatened by rebel troop. f SaturY- t out of buy Reno Singers To Take Pari In Barber Shop Program I ! V- The Bonsnia Four, one of the It quartet to appear at the STEBSQSA show at the Pelican theatre on Friday. April 35. hall from Reno. Left to richl. Brent C. Abbott, tenor; Ralph M. Adam, lead; Charles Merrill, baritone; Dayton Colvtlle. baas, Charles Merrill la International president of .SI'KIISQSV TACToOpen On Saturday Grand opening of the new Klam ath Basin Teen-Age center has been set for Saturday. April 34. Bill Proc ter, center director, said today. Carpentry work has been com pleted on the building donated by Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Oliver for the center, and painting and finishing is the next remodeling step. Proc ter said that the center will observe open house for one week after Its grand opening with the public cordially invited to look over the new building. Shepherd Music company and the Eagles of Klamath Palls have donated a radio-phonocranh com bination to the center, and the Vet erans of Foreign Wars have given the teen-agers a phonograph and public address system. Many other individuals and (roups have donated time and money to the project. Procter said. Confirmation Class Announced 8t. Paul church confirmation classes are announced by the rector, the Rev. P. C. Wi&senbach. The bishop, the Rt. Rev. Lane W. Barton, D. D., bishop of Eastern Oregon, will be In Klamath Palls Sunday. May 18. for the rite of con firmation. At that time a class of confirmees will be presented to him for the laying on of hands, or con firmation. Classes of Instruction will begin Thursday at 8 p. m. In the rector' study. Anyone Interested either In Instruction, or to learn about the faith and practices of the Episcopal church 1 welcome to attend this Instruction course. A process for converting paper mill wastes Into a product useful In dustrially has been developed. .The new method Millies sulfite waste In the manufacture of lactic acid, used In tanning, lacquer, and food processing Industries. It pay to Use the Want-Arts! Reds Veto Plan To Let Trieste Go LONDON. April 14 (I'l Ituwla haa turned down the Western rower proposal to give Trleale back to Italy, the Mimcuw radio announced last night. A Nitvlel note terming the aui leatlou unacceptable was delivered to the overntnrnla of Britain, France and the I lilted KUIc yes terday, the broadcast auld. rVrelKil Minister lleoigc Illdault of Prance first broached the Wlcu publicly III a 5rciil at Turin, Italy, op March 31. It was hulled frankly at the tune as a bid for anll-com-muiilsl support In the 1 tul lull elec tions next Sunday. 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