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Modoc Scout
Council Meets
Dr. Elmo Stevenson, president ot
Southern Oregon College, will be
principal speaker at the 18th an
nual meeting ot the Modoc Area
Council, Boy Scouts of America,
to be held Sunday, May 23. The
meeting will be held in the Klam
ath Falls Armory and will begin
with a 1 p.m. luncheon to be served
by Jen-Eds.
William G. Ely, president of
the council, will preside and Vern
Owens, meeting chairman,' will
act as master ot ceremonies. There
will be election of officers and
recognitions for outstanding serv
ice in scouting to be made by
Calvin Peyton, Ronald Fhalr end
James Pmniger,
Committee members in addition
to Owens are Dr. William Holford,
.Tames Patterson and James Pin'
niger. Parents and persons inter
ested in scouting are cordially in
vited to attend the council meeting
Langell Soil
Hearing Slated
Notice of a hearing on the pro
posal to extend the boundaries of
the Langell Valley Soil Conserv'
tion District has been received
from the State Soil Conservation
Committee at Corvallis.
According to the uotice 29 land'
owners adjacent to the nrosent
boundaries have forwarded a
signed petition to the. committee
requesting the Inclusion ot addi
tional territory into the district.
A public hearing will be held on
the proposal at 8 p.m. June 4, at
the Langell valley soil conserva
tion District office, in Bonanza, at
which time all persons, firms and
corporations holding title to any
lands lying within the limits of the
territory and all other interested
parties are Invited to attend and
will be given an opportunity to be
beard.
U.S. Jobless
List Declines
WASHINGTON Iff Fresh Labor
Department figures point to in im
provement in the unemployment
situation.
The department's Bureau of
Employment Security said yester
day unemployment among workers
covered by state Jobless insurance
declined by 56,800 during the week
ended May 8 to a new levrt of
2.124.000 ihe lowest in three
months, but. still well above the
,10u total a year ago.
The bureau traced the Improve
ment to a seasonal employment
picKUp in certain industries.
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Wing Tips
By NANCY TANNER
Hi again from Uie CAPC. We've
told you some ot what CAP is.
some ot Its history, how we re 11'
nanced, and what some of our mis
sions are. This time we'd like to
tell you about our cadet program,
what we learn, and who Is eligible
for CAPC-
The cadet program was designed
to develop in youth an awareness
of the social, political, economic,
International and vocational as
pects in aviation. As Junior mem
bers of the Civil Air Patrol or
ganization, Uie cadets were pro
vided with a comprehensive back
ground in aviation fundamentals an
military procedures.
Cadets are acquainted with flight
fundamentals' and are trained in
ground search and rescue tech
niques. Cadets do not get flight
Instruction, however, with the par
ents permission, orientation flights
are given cadets by CAP seniors
and Air Force personnel at various
Intervals throughout their training.
The cadets also receive training
In the power of flight, the path
of flight weather, air traffic con
trol, national and international
problems of safety and control,
vocational opportunities In avia
tion, radio, code, navigation, pho
tography, and meteorology.
Anyone 15 years old or In high
school Is eligible for CAPC. if
their parents are American citizens
and if they have satisfactory grades
in scnooi. to Join CAPC, visit the
unit in Klamath Falls, which holds
meetings every Monday night,
6:45 to 8:45, at Altamont Junior
High on South Sixth Street.
CAP Cadets will not be expected
to Join the Air Force, nor will
being in -cadets hold any bearing
on your draft status.
CAP Cadets may wear the Air
Force uniform with certain distinc
tive inslgnlas. CAP and CAPC
members are expected to purchase
their own uniforms. The local
squadron or the state wing does
not buy the uniforms.
We would like to thank all the
people that made our recent rum
mage sale a success. A special
thanks to The Herald and News
and to KFLW and KFJI for their
help. .
At 'our last meeting It was an
nounced that tbe Klamath Falls
Cadet Squadron had been dcac
tiviated as a separate squadron an
bad been activated as an attached
squadron under the sponsorship of
tbe Klamath Falls senior squadron
as of April 27, 1954. This announce
ment was made through Col. Jor
dan, Wing Commander for the
state of Oregon.
we would like to Invite anv in.
terested persons to attend our
meetings either as a guest or as a
prospective member. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all narentji
of cadets to attend our meetings
crn more aDoui me cadet
program.
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duced at Hans Norland's without reducing-
the quality of the coverage.
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Democrats Kill
WASHINGTON in President El-
aenhower's request to lower the
voting age from at to II years
was doomed tor tnis session oi
Congress today by a solid Una of
3 Uemooratlo senators.
The minority party membera
mostly southerners-killed the pro
posed constitutional amendment In
the Senate late yesterday when
supporters were able to round up
only 34 yotea. That fell far short
ol the two-to-ona majority required
to approve the constitutional change
and send it to me nouse lor a
similar test.
While Elsenhower's request was
Shakespearean
Plays Slated
ASHLAND Eight veterans and
six newcomers, to the Oregon
Shakespearean festival stage In
Ashland, have been -awarded scnoi
arshlps to the 1954 festival, ac
cording to Angus L. Bowmer, pio
ducing direotor.
The group of scholarship winners
will form the nucleus of the com
pany of approximately 50 actors
who will appear In the four plays
of the 14th season ol American
oldest Shakespeare festival, which
opens lu Ashland August 1 for a
month's run. '
Although actors winning awards
represent every section ol tile
United States, Carnegie Institute ol
Technology, Pittsburgh. Pa., leads
all Institutions in numbers receiv
ing scholarships with six.
Among the veteran actors and
actresses returning on scholarships
are William Oyler, professional
radio actor, Hollywood; Dick Itlsso
and Brad Curtis, drama students
at San Jose State College: Oeorge
and Helen Davies Peppard, Car
negie Tech; Joyce Womack, of the
same university; Knox Fowler,
U.C.L.A., and Frank Plnnock, Col
orado University. All except Oyler
appeared In last season's company,
and he returns after a year's ab
sence. In 1953 he played an out
standing Brutus In "Julius Caeser."
Scholarship winners were cho.sen
by Bowmer out of over 15n ap
plicants from every section ot Ihe
country and several foreign coun
tries. New to the company this year
will be Eda Relss Merln, a profes
sional actress ot broad experience
in New York and Hollywood; Pa
tricia Barrett, Claude Jenkins, and
Robert Fields, all of Carnegie
Tech; Robert Symonds, Texas Uni
versity, and James Madison, Uni
versity of Idaho. All have had a
wide rrfhge of experience in Shake
spearean drama elsewhere, ac
cording to Bowmer. '
To be produced at the festival this
season are "Hamlet," The Merry
Wives of Windsor," "The Winter's
Tale." and "Henry VI, Part 2."
Information can be had by writ
ing "Shakespeare," Ashland, Ore
gon. Actress Charges
Mental Cruelty
LOS ANGELES Ml Actress
Betty Hutton charged extreme
mental cruelty in a divorce suit
filed yesterday against dance dir
ector Charles O'Curran, 39.
The 33-year-old star asked re
turn of her maiden name and aald
there Is no community property.
The couple married March 18, 1953.
Miss Hutton divorced Ted Brls
kin, Chicago camera manufacturer
in April 1950 and again, after a
reconciliation, in January 1951.
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Eisenhower Request For IB
also pending In the House It was
believed futile for that body to
even consider the amendment at
thla session after the senate turn
down. Not a Republican opposed the
amendment in yesterday's record
vote although two, Hugh Butler ot
Nebraska and Malone of Novada,
were paired against II. Only seven
of the 47 Democrata Voted for It,
while sevon others were palrod In
Its favor.
It was Uie second recent set
back for an Elsenhower legisla
tive proposal by the Senate, Demo
crats earlier were chiefly respon
sible for shelving, 00 to 43, Elsen
hower's request for changes In the
Tall-Hartley Labor Law,
Opponents of Ihe proposed con
stitutional change were led by Ben,
rRussell iD-Oal, who bitterly as
sailed It as "un Implied Insult"
to governors and legislatures ot
all the 48 stales,
Russell's home state of Georgia
now Is the only one that permits
18 year olds to vote. Although the
Georgia senator said he. Is not
Steel Talks
Still Secret
PITTSBURGH Ml A wall ot
silence and quick relorla of "no
comment" met a published report
today that the big ClO-Unlled
Steelworkers Union Is seeking a
50-cent-an-hour pay package boost
irom oasio steel producers.
Some Industry observors. al
though surprised at the figure, felt
the union following an old labor
custom was asking for more
than It knew it could get. Others
called the report ridiculous.
Ofllclals of the union and U S
Steel Corp., contract pacesetter of
the Industry, generally were mum
but one union representative did
say:
"We prefer to negotiate our con
tracts at the bargaining table, not
in the newspapers."
U. 8. Steel and union negotiators
wound up a preliminary three-day
bargaining session last Thursday
at which tho USW outlined Its de
mands. Now the nation's No. 1
ateel producer Is studying the pro
posals and expects to have an an
swer ready In about two weeks.
Contracts expire June 30.
The USW representa some
eOO.OOO workers in baslo steel who
now earn between 32.14 and $3.34
an hour.
RELICS '
CASTELLAMMARE DI 8TABIA.
Italy un Two golden Jars dating
to the days of Imperial Rome were
unearthed here by workmen ex
cavating the ruins of ancient Sta
ble. The Jars, known as amphorae,
will be placed In Naples' national
museum.
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ffur plcturiiallon ol
the best-selling novel
opposed to an li-year-old vole as
such, he aald the decision ahould
be led up to each state Individ
ually. Chairman Langer (R-ND) ot Ihe
Senate Judloiary Committee, who
lias often aided against Klaeuhower
on other matters, thla time toamed
Willi Republican Lender Knowland
(Calif and Rcpublolan Bona. Dirk
ten till) and Ferguson iMIchi In
speaking for the lower voting age,
' Both Knowland and Langer pre
dicted Congress eventually will ap
prove an 13-year-old minimum for
voters--a change that has been pro
posed In Congreaa for years. All
states except Georgia now set tho
leital age at 21.
Knowland replied to Russell's
states' rights argument by snyUig
that each of Ihe states must pass
upon any constitutional amendment,
He aald that waa because appro
val of throe-fourths, or 30, ot Ihe
states la necessary belore a con
stitutional change can take effect.
Russell and other opponents
stressed that 37 atates had con
sidered and rejected proposuls to
lower tho voting age.
In asking fur the amendment In
hit State of Uie Union message
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