WEDNESDAY, JANUARY MO, 1 052
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREOON
PAGR SEVEN
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Salem Schools In Spotlight
With New System Of Grading
lly I'M I. W. H UtVI V Jit
8A1.KM l I'liplb Hi Iwo Huleni
rlflriellllll'V hrhoolft don't urt retiort
,'UI'flM tmv inure. I
liullviiliinl conlpreneeit held twice
a vnir between purenla n ncl li'ucli
era ar reiihictiiK report cui'ilit In
(III- nclmoln. mill riiui'iitoin In the
ine Mimoie. mm ra in,, ,, , .,.,,,,, lrl, vriun
Noil nvo il are whIcIUiik the expel I- j Thr ,.ncl,ml, Mih. Dorothy
I iuclliin 1st 111 In be ilc-i'lclrcl ! Mrs. 'IIioIiiiikoii Mild '"Kip Kreut-
Ik whether II would work In low, rut viiltic ol 1 1 1- pliui Ik urlllnu Ihe
income illntrlclH. Uimiiri alion with the uarniitn. 'Iliey
At b'nulnwiHiil. whli-h linn i.lx I net h iji-tlrr Idi-n ol what their
Rniilrn nnd Mb Minlem. a purirnl cliHtlirn nre (IoIiik In achool, and
i.urvrv allowed nnlv eltiht nvuliml xl"n "" et',-r able to Hive the
Inn oonlerciice pi, m. which who i clilUrt-ti the licli, they need "
i;oni'T'ii( en urn hrld In Ihe lute
fell uiirl Miriiiu. UrltU'il retiortK lire
Iliimtliorlv. who In nnnnileielv nolil rXiven ut the end ol the hchool yrnr
on llin pin I). Miyn thot.e clKht im-Uu the child will have ft r-cord If
cnU urt report carda, he limit Icru to another nrhool.
linker hciiiiol l.i un experiment Kiich coiilcienie lusts a hull
Ihnl l.i koIhk tu be it kooU 'lory In hour, miulritiK IoIh ol work on
Itiirll. Llit- pin t ol the teacher.
Opened only hint yenr. It has It luken iilioul two week lor a
only Hie llri. I Hirer uradcr, Willi teacher to IIiiIhIi a aerie ol con
lid puplln. It'K belnu watched hy i lerrnce.i. Mrn. ThnmpMjii hold"
jeuucaiorK, too. and the Ihrcc-urndc 'lour a day. alter school, or In the
iiioi mrn iniKiii npreua. , icvenin;; II parent can I come uuer
mri. nooeri jiiomnaon. wno .school.
came here Ihrr-i. veai'M nvtt from "I vpu, linnrnvenieiit In
linker, are n no ,"".,. i'''")l"-ni.di, Wash., I, head leacher Ichlldrcn'K work Immedlnlcly alter
1-icoii.o ., ;,. ,:,, i "l ul'rr. Which doejn't Have a ( ur l.rit conference!,. Mra
.more limn jo ork uinu !'". .principal. Hho Blurted the confer- (Ihoiinron an Id. "The child work'.
0 -aruyn . . ... . , . ... . ,.,.. ,.,
inorit inierentinu and InaplrliiK ex- Ihe clow relationship between hi
perlnient 111 my 21) years ol teach- 'parents and hl.i teacher.
Inn." ' At conlerencca Ihe teachcra can
The fitnle Deparlinent ol Kihica-ltill a lot Ihey can't tell on report
Hun and Halem nchool hoard are ;crd, and we learn ft lot about the
pleaned with the way It'n working, 'rhlld'i lanillv probleniH. Ihnl wav
mil iney aren I puMilnn It In other
M.hoolH. They av a lot ol inlimlon
nry work him to be done to con
vince both parenLi and lenchem
ol Itn worlh.
inept cloaely
Many tcacliola lonit havu oppuM'd
vepurt (iiirdtt. They Ihlnk H' lm
poimlblo to iii'it'lo lalrly In the I lr:.t
nix ttrudea.
The renulta ol Ihe Halem experl
incut have been wood, Willi both
the, purnnlK and teachern eulliun-initio-
about It.
The Idea xWirka, however, only
where ma liaiema aim icucnrrs air iCh(M 1(ni
, iiiimr in i-niiiiri uir. i n ,wu 1
Hiileni achooln, rcnttlrwood nnd
nre In me cuy two iiikii
rhllilren and tnke a more
.url In achool Bllnlm.
with coiiiprtlllon between children,
which ollcn camei innladjurtnient.
AeriulrlhK an education Is a mat
ter ol proifieiw, not ol competi
tion." ,
Mm.' Thompson doei have to do
Iota of extra work. Each eonler
enca rcoulrcs prepnratlon. For
liml rcai.on. some teachers don't
like Ilia pliiii.
But Mm. ThompHon says that
noltliiK to know the parents so well
has more than paid oft tor the
extra work,
Bhe thinks It would work well
In all made schools, because she
Ihlnka jll parents could be sold on
Ihe Idea.
It probably wouldn't work In
lunlor hhih and senior hlKh school,
where each teacher has about ISO
Ihe jfctudyiiB,
Mrs. Thompson has 30 pupils,
which meani 30 coherences. A
teacher couldn't have 150 confer
ence without taking on a huge
Job of work.
UAL Protests
Suspensions
WASHINGTON '.f The operat
Incr certificate of 8oulhwe;,t Air-
Pirating Of
Labor Told
AEG Group
..3fiAW'.r:
we can understand the child uci
ler. "The conference plan does away
By JKA.V OWKNH
"Two times two makes four"
and so noes the utory as seniors
who lulled lo pass the malhcinal.
In testa are now enrolled In arllh
malic clnnses durlnii the acllvliy
periods on Wednesday and Thurs-
uay or every week.
Approximately 30 seniors passed
the test which was given to all
class members. A score of 90 or
belter was required In order lo
pans It.
Ihe test nnd ninth classes nre
for a very line purpose
KU seniors have had
l.OS ANOEI.EB i The labor
market in Houthern Nevada has
been disrupted by excessive over
time paid by cost-plus contractors
at. the Atomic Knemy Commis
sion's test ello, nn AEC dispute
panel has been told.
The panel Is henrlnic a protest
bv the McNeil Coniractlmr Co.
aiiahul cancellation ol lis ttioi.ooo
contract lor construction on the
lte.
'llie AEC aays the fixed-fee con
tract was voided because McNeil
tailed lo finish the Job on time.
McNeil aays It was unable to tin
hill became- Haddock Enelneen
Inc., with cost-plus contract,
"pirated'' Its labor.
Lawrence a. McNeil told the
psnel Tuesday that cost-plus con
tractors, by paying "bonus over
time." ihave made It virtually
possible tor other contractors
"f roiiinjyuii. coilctio entrance exams
McNeil Is president ol the Mr-1 everyday nmthrnmlical
Neil Construction Co. He was trail-1 alter itradunllon
ivlnB tor his son. Urure, who lieadt Math teachers hnve consented to
Ine McNeil ContractliiK Co. teach the course lo seniors, and
Bruce McNeil trail I led that a ce- will continue to do so until all can
mem lorenian who earned a inaxl-1 pass the test, which merely In
mum of IMS a week Willi hltn re-, eludes the Important fundamentals.
reived a maximum of 1041 a week
from Haddock. Social Economics students are
In n three-month period, the learnum the reaulta ol einplovmenl
youiiKer. McNeil said, he had to j tests which they look recently,
hire 119 oarponlcrs to keep 23 on I There were two teats. K'ven by
the Job. I the employment olllre here In
, . " l"rr lcinony. i town to seniors, helping- them to j
(nuum. pain conimun jaoorcrs as , center their muln Interests and
much ns :'50 weekly and plum-; abilities.
hers as much as $750, some ol Each person wns Interviewed bv
them amaaainir more tluin 200 , an employee ol the employment ol
Aoiira of overtime In a week. ,lice, who discussed with him his
nm a. I "in, a, ires dent 01 Had- Illltlrn 11 nm alLar m-adinitinii ami
boa declined to comment on isuaticsted occupations In which the
1 lesis showed him to be best suited.
F. E. Mulkey
Death Learned
Koreans Returning
Borrowed Ships
ASTOHIA 11 Four small ve.v
rels, loaned lo Bouth Korea by the
If .8. .Navy, were en route home
Wednesday by way of San DIcro.
Under command of Capt. Okityu
Pak, l'."4 Bouth Korean Navy of
ficers end men sailed the two
amphibious vessels nnd two patrol
crnlt out of this port Tuesday.
Thev will train on the trip to
8nn DIcko nnd the dale of their
! arrival at the California port was
ir.ot announced.
Irrigation
Spec Named
I Appointment ol Marvin N. Shear
!er as Oreon Htate Colleiie exten
sion specialist In Irrigation has
been announced by K. L, Ballard,
associate director.
Shearer, former county extension
fluent In Jefferson county, assumed
bis new post Jan. 1. He succeeds
iMelvIn A. Haiiood. resinned. He
will be available throughout the
I state as a consultant on Irrigation
'and drainage problems.
I The new Irrigation specialist was
graduated in agricultural engl
'neerlng from OSC in 1948. Later
; while a member of the Jefferson
; county extension staff, Shearer did
considerable Irrigation and drain
la ice layout work on the newly de
jveloped 80.000 acre North unit ir
rigation project.
Bhcarer spent three yearn in the
'air force during World War II.
His appointment Is subject to ap
proval by the state board of higher
education.
ways Co., San Francisco, was re
newed by the Civil Aeronautics
Board Tuesday, but an extension
of Its route to Klamath Falls,
Ore., was denied.
The permit Is for service be
tween Southern Oregon and Los
Angeles and Long Beach, cam.
At the same time the CAB
amended the certificate of United
Air Lines. Inc., providing for sus
pension of United service to Santa
Barbara, Monterey, Red Bluff and
Eureka, Calif., which now are
served by Southwest.
United will continue to serve
Klamath Falls and Snllnns, Calif.
But It Invited the. attention of Unit
ed to possible voluntnry suspension
at Salinas, at least temporarily,
pointing out that would be Unlted's
I only stop between Los Angeles nnd
San Francisco.
The CAB'a action "without qua
Hon will have to be challenged 111
the courta," UAL President W. M.
Patterson said in statement la
sued in Run FranoUco. He said
the company eontenda the auapeiur
Ions an Illegal,
"Hot Flashes" Stopped
or strikingly relieved ,
In 63-10 of cases in dotlon'tetli
H you're miserable from the "hot
flashes." and accompanying Irritable,
restless feelings ol "change of life"
you may be suffering unnecessarily!
For...t tests by foc(or...Lydla
Ptnkham's Compound and Tablet
brought rebel Irom such lunctlonally
caused aullerlng to 63 and 80'i re
spectlvelyi ot the women tested I
Complete or Unking teliell
Yesl Bsearcti has proved these med
Irlnes ttvOTOugtily modern in action . .
hat shown you where to look for relief
from mow dUtremlnn. ner.oua. "out
at torts" leellngs of mld-llfe "chn?e "l
60. ..get Lrdls E- Plnkhsm's Vegetable
Compound or new. improved Tablets,
with added Ironl I Wonderful, loo. lor the
uncllonol pain 0 menurual period!. I
It arte Ihfaagh i woman'
Wwwwjl armpalhrtk oerVooa rtem
Enrollment Open For KIMS
Adult Homemaking Classes!
O BEGINNING THURSDAY, FEB. 7th
1. Millinery
2. General Sewing '
3. Slip Covers '
O BEGINNING MONDAY, FEB. lUh
1. Advanced Millinery
2. Tailoring
3. Draperies
Each course centitts of 10 meetings (30 hours) le be held in
Room 107, KUHS. For further information and enrolllne, hone
Vocational Dept. 7595.
I.AKEVIEW Frank Elsworlh
Mulkey. 118. loliH-tline stockman In1., .
Lake County, died here Jnn. 28 OlOt UperafOrS
110 v,as norn at i.ascview. marini :
3, 1883, the son ol pioneer parents.
John A. and Karuh Jane Mulkey.
Mr. Mulkey entered the cattle
nnd fhccp business at the age ol
14 and was long prominent In that
Held. For the past 30 years he
I was iiMtoclnlcd with the O'Kcelc
ranch at Adel.
I Funeral services will be held
(Thursday 2 p.m.. Irom the Ouslcy
lostcrman Chapel with the Rev.
I Luis V. Bove olfichitlnK. Interment
'will be in the Sunset Park Ccme-
lor maiiv r'.',' ,. , , . .
nn ninth Mr- Mulkey Is survived by: one
uiwuivi, miiL'ii iiu,m-7i ruinir,
bu.sic Bcnellel,
ol Ihe subject before l" ."'V1' ,7".,' - A '.....
and lor . ' . .. v
nnd nephews.
'ver-: training since their rrshmun year 1 ""ll"-r'. muJl;
lm- and iherelore need review In the ''''s;"s' "rB '.b sl
1 to I fundiimcnials of Ihe subject before 1.. "L ''..; trVr
Get Big Tax Bill
PORTLAND Tax liens lor
$484,000 were filed Tuesday by the
collector of internal revenue
Hgainsl two coin machine operators
here.
A lien against Stanley G. Terry
naked S344.0O7 as payment of taxes
for the years 1040 through 1048.
The other Hen asked S140.100 from
Otis William Anderson for taxes
for the years 1939 through 1950.
Kolbaba
Top Scorer
PORTLAND irfi Center Lowell
j Kolbaba of Eastern Oregon cllmb-
ru ones 11110 uie icaa in uie ure
gon Collegiate Conference ba.sket
bull scoring chase Inst week.
His total was 89 points, 9 better
than that of Charles Pinion of Ore
gon Education, leader the week be
fore who dropped to second.
j Kolbaba. an early-season leader,
pulled up from lourlh place, after
I scoring 31 points in the series
against Oregon Education. This
week's names are not Included In
the total, but Kolbaba already has
'counted 60 points in two games
I with Vanport.
Since the U.S. Mint opened in
1792 It has stuck gold, silver, and
minor coins valued at more than $7
billion.
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