PAGE' TWELVE
MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1954
Lecture Plans Announced
A world traveler and lecturer of
wide experience has been secured
bv the First Church ol Christ,
Scientist, to deliver a tree public
lecture in Fremont Bcnool auditor
lum, 715 High, Tuesday, March 23,
at 11 p.m.
The lecturer Is Dr. Archibald
Carey. C.8.B., ot Detroit, Mtcbl'
trail, a member ot the Christian
Science Board of Lectureship.
He will speak on the subject,
"Christian Science: How Scientt
Grain Loans
Farmers are reminded, that to
be in a position to obtain price
support on their 1954 grain crops,
they must be able, either to pre.
sent to the county office a nego
tiable warehouse receipt on the
commodity, or to satisfy the coun
ty committee that It is stored on
the farm in an eligible storage
structure, states County Exten
sion Agent C. A. Henderson.
Eligible farm storage Is storage
' that Is safe for the commodity
- as determined by the county com
mittee. Barns, sheds, etc., can be
converted into safe farm storage.
Loans are available to eligible
borrowers lor new farm construc
tion who can comply with the fol
lowing requirements:
1. An eligible borrower Is any
producer; either tenant, landlord
or owner . operator, who pro
duces, wheat, barley, oats, rye
or cover crop seed.
2. Ellgifile structures are those
meeting the lequlrements for eli
gible storage under the CCC price
support programs.
3. Repayment: To be repaid In
four equal Installments beginning
one year after loan is disbursed.
Extension provided In case of
crop' failure. Interest Is four per
cent.
4. Amount of loan: 45 cents per
bushel capacity or 80 per cent of
the cost of construction, which
ever Is the least.
6, Applications for this loan to
be made at the county ASC of
fice before June 30, 1954.
. The full cost of new grain stor
age can be deducted from Federal
Income Tax over a five-year per-
10a. Tne amortization provision
also applies to alteration or re
modeling of a grain storage struc
ture that increases the capacity
of the structure for grain storage.
Previously, and for other con
struction, the amortization had to
Hi spread over the useful life of
the building.
fio Prayer Can Help You."
Dr. Carey received the degrees
of A.B. and LL.B. from the Univer
sity of Michigan and LL.D. from
Prlncipla College. He entered the
legal profession In Detroit, event
ually becoming the senior member
of a firm engaged largely in the
practice of corporation law.
Alter an extensive Investigation
of various religions and philoso
phies, according to Dr. Carey, he
became convinced that Christian
Science Is the most effective heal
ing method.
While traveling In different
countries. Dr. Carey realized what
he terms a "world-wide need for
what Christian Science offers," and,
aecraing ne coma oe ot greater ser
vice in the practice . of Christian
Science, he retired from his law
practice. In 1931 he became an
authorized teacher of Christian
Science,
Since 1940 he has lectured
Christian Science In many coun
tries, from Alaska to Argentina,
from Europe to South Africa. The
public Is Invited to attend his
Klamath Falls lecture.
Church To Hear
Singing Group
The Weatherford Stamps Quar
tet of Los Angeles, California, will
be featured at the Church of the
Nazarene, corner Garden and Mar
tin Streets, Thursday evening,
March 25, at 7:30 p.m.
me weatneriords arc radio ana
recording artists who sing not only
old hymns but the latest religious
songs as well. Next Thursday they
will present a full evening of har
monies of their own selection, and
will sing request numbers.
The quartet and the accompanist
have traveled widely over the Uni
ted States presenting one-night pro
grams and conducting evangelis
tic programs of longer duration.
They have had a continuous radio
broadcast for the past few years
In the Los Angeles area.
Many of the Weatherford's re
cordings are available for purchase
to those desiring them.
The Rev. Wesley Crist, pastor of
the local Church of the Nazarene,
Invites all to attend the program,
"a musical treat you cannot well
afford to miss." - .
Farm Loan Group
Picks Directors
Three directors to serve for
three-year terms were elected at
the recent annual meeting of the
Klamath-Lake National Farm Loan
Association.
W. Warren Maxwell of Lakevlew
was reelected. Roy Gooding of the
Gooding Poultry Farm, was reg
ularly elected after serving by ap
pointment the unexpired term of
Judge V. E. Keeaer, reiirea, ana
Bryant Williams of Spring Laxe
Road was elected to succeed Fred
L. Pope of Fort Klamath.
The directors elected L. J. Hor-
ton of Klamath Falls to the office
of president for 1954. Serving with
him will be Vancil A. Withers,
Paisley, vice president, and H. E.
Hamuker, Klamath Falls, secretary-treasurer.
More than 100 members and
guests attended the meeting.
Gun, Fish Reel
Sale Planned
SACRAMENTO. March 22 Di
rector Seth Gordon of the Califor
nia Department of Fish and Game
today announced that more than 60
firearms and a dozen rods and
reels confiscated from law-break-
Ine hunters and fishermen will be
auctioned off March 26 at the De
partment's Redding office.
The equipment was seized and
turned over to the agency by
judges assessing fish and game
law violators.
Prospective bidders will be able
to inspect the weapons and gear
at 627 Cypress Street, Redding,
from 10 A.M. to noon, and from
P.M. to 4 P.M., March 24 and
March 25. The auction will start
at 10 A.M., Friday, March 26.
Inventory sheets describing the
rifles, shotguns, rods and reels are
available at the Cypress Street
address.
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servation District are. reminded
that trees and shrubs for planting
windbreaks, or shelterbelts, . may
be obtained from John Berg' at
the 6CS offices, on the third
floor of the Fostoffice building.
RIOTING
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British demonstrators on tne
Oreek island of Rhodes Friday
charged through police lines and
stoned the British consulate,
smasning windows. Press reports
said 18 students and nine police
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