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Delinquency Laid
To Parents
COLUMBUS. O Afl Increased
juvenile delinquency can be traced
mostly to mist a Res oi parents, me
National Catholic Family Life Con
ference was told Tuesday.
"Indifferent parents, over-solic-
tous. inconsistent, over-protective
parents, parents with repressed
emotions and those who are auto
cratic, produce parent-child rela
tionships that lead Ho frustrations,
rebellion and misbehavior,' said
Dr. Robert P. Odenwald, director
of the Child Center, Catholic Uni
versity, Washington. D. C
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Police Pay Scale Proposal
Would Up Salary; Create
Office Of Captain, Others
A suggested pay scale (or the
Klammli Falls police department
to provide more money for most
as well a more Incentive
for career men was drawn up Mon
day by the Civil Service Commis
sion.
Hie proposal was turned over
to the City Council's police com
mittee for study.
under the Civil Service Commis
sion plan, the position of assistant
chief of police would be abolished
and "1 us place me omce of cap
tain would be created. That Job as
well as all others on the force with
the exception of that of the police
chief would be filled by civil serv
ice procedure.
Also the post of lieutenant would
be created. The other ranks would
Include three . sergeants, as now,
two detectives and as many pa
trolmen as allowable.
The suggested pav scale would
be $4300 a year ($350 a month)
for the captain: $4,080 a year ($340
a month) for the lieutenant; $3,960
a year ($330 a month) for the
Sacred Heart
To Expand
A two-story six-classroom addi
tion Is planned for Sacred Heart
school, with bids on construction
called for Wednesday, April 2, at
the office of Howard Perrln, archi
tect. The work probably will run
around $100,000.
The addition is to be located on
the south end of the present school
building end is to be of a type
of construction which may be new
to Oregon, having so-called cavity
wf.lls.
Perrln said he did not know of
another building in the state with
that particular type of construc
tion, which was developed by the
Structural Clay Products Research
Foundation.
The walls are to be of brick
facing, with a two-inch cavity be
tween the brick and an inner wall
of tile. The two-inch space is to
be filled with glass wool for in
sulation, and the tile is to be treat
ed to repel moisture.
Ceilings will be of acoustical tile
and the classrooms will have large
directional glass block windows the
length of the rooms, with plain
window below. The window con
struction is designed to admit a
maximum of natural daylight with
out glare.
Total area of. the planned addi
tion is about 8,600 square feet.
Rodeo Chiefs
Slate Meeting
Another meeting of the Klamath
Basin Rounduo directors is set for
tomorrow, 8 p. m., at the Willard
Hotel.
Roundup Pres. Bob Robblns said
today that several very important
items were on the agenda. One
prime topic is to be a reconsidera
tion of the Jackpot Rodeo inclusion
in the Roundup. The Jackpot event,
formerly held as a separate event,
was included In the Roundup last
year and Jackpot directors were
added to the Roundup board.
A second important item tomor
row night is to be the possible
selection of a clown-bullfighter for
the rodeo. This highly specialized I
and hazardous job is one of tne
most Important of all rodeo role.
Rodeo performers who ride the
bucking Brahmas refuse to Derform
unless a competent bullfighter is
afoot in the arena to lure the birr
bulls away when the riders are
thrown.
At the last Roundup directors'
meeting, one of the nation's top
rodeo anouncers, Pete Logan, was
signed to handle this year's rodeo.
Logan has handled many of the
country's biggest shows in Boston,
New York, San Antonio, Phoenti
and elsewhere.
Red Cross
Fund Grows
Klamath County's Red Cross
funds drive Is over the halfway
mark in 'its push toward a 125,000
goal. Exec. Secy. Virginia Dixon
announced this morning that col
lections totaled approximately $13,
000. Fresh returns from the Industrial
and Business divisions of the drive
pushed the total over the 50 per
cent mark. The Industrial Division
with a quota of $4,500 has col
lected $3,100; the Business Division
has turned in $4,500 toward Its
$8,500 goal.
Of special importance to the
drive's success is the Rural Divi
sion, with a quota of $5,000. Work
in this division, delayed by bad
weather and roads, is now getting
in full swing.
Meanwhile, the county chapter
has been requested by national
headquarters to raise an additional
$1,520 for relief work in the states
recently hit by disastrous tornado.
Fines Levied
In Car Wreck
A two nur accident Monday after
noon at intersection of 8. 6th St.
and E. Main, resulted In arrest by
City Police of three persons.
Cited for running a red light was
R. S. Hopkins of the Airport Apart
ments. Officers said his car crashed
broadside into another operated by
Mrs. Cecil Hendricks, 1616 Nimltz
St.
Mrs. Hendricks wps cited for not
having an operator's license and
her husband, Cecil Hendricks, for
allowing an unlicensed person to
operate a motor vehicle.
In Municipal Court this morning
Hopkins forfeited $5 bond, Mrs.
Hendricks was fined $5 and her
husband $10.
GRESHAM NAMES COACH
A8TORIA Iffl Rav Segale will
be football conch at Gresham high
scnooi next fail. He coached Astor
ia to the state semi-finals last
sergeants and detectives; and
suiting pay of $3,480 ($390 a
month) for patrolmen.
The pay of patrolmen wodld bo
advanced $5 a month per year lor
four years, to a top of $305 In that
rank.
At present patrolmen get $390 a
month, sergeants $310 a month and
the assistant chtol $330 a month,
nil plus $30 a month clothing al
lowiuice. Presumably under the
Civil Service Commission plan the
doming allowance would ue con
tinuea.
The Civil Service Commission re
port also provided for merit ratings
to be given the men on the force
each six months by the mayor,
police chief and commission, and
tor a school to be conducted one
day a month by the lieutenant and
captain of police, with attendance
required.
A vacation system would be set
up to allow one day of vacation
for eoch month worked, cumula
the lor 30 days: and a sick leave
schedule to allow a day of leave
for each month worked, cumula
tive to 45 days. The request of a
physician would be needed to ob
tAin sick leave pay in excess of
one day at a time.
The Civil Service Commission re
port was signed by Jack Henry
and C, D. Long, commission mem
bers.
By JEAN OWENS
The music of the "Ink Blotters"
was featured in a light comedy
presented today in the little thea
ter. Students were allowed to go
to ine piay during their study
halls paying a dime admission.
nils utile theater program was
something new and different Inso
much as the music was a high-
ugm. a guitar solo was presented
by Gene St. John.
Tlio.se who actually participated
in the play were: Ronald Coleman,
Richard Lundslen, Jean Million.
Erwin Mullen. Sally Robestelli.
Bobby Smites, Clifford Stiles, Gene
St. John, Laura Taylor and Louis
Taucher. The production was di
rected by dramatics coach, Mrs.
Blomquist.
8tudent congress voted In a meas
ure to see that the traffic squad
wear some means of Identification,
ai their last meeting A committee
was seleced to further Investigate
the situation and make rules con
cerning the wearing of the identifi
cation badges.
The committee consisted ot Ted
oooo. cnairman, John ouver, For
rest Rutledge, Diane Oldham. Mar
sha Wilson and Joan Estes. They
decided that the traffic squad
should wear their badges at all
times when they are on duty, and
that students should be clven the
right to see the badge before re
ceiving a ticket. The badges are
to be an inch and a half In di
ameter with T. S. and a serial
number on it.
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