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I1ERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1955
A WRITER NEEDS HIS NOTES if he is to turn out a sforv and here Green Bar Bill (with note
padl is shown talcing down a little informatio n during an informal chat at the big Boy Scout
lamporee in Canada. Dill is one ot tne men who write for Boys Life maganne. Tne picture
was ranen py tic sisson Jr., Mamath area delegate to the jamboree.
Universities Assume Chief Oregon Legislative Work
He wHl remain in Salem instead
By PAll. w. 1IARVKV JR. ,Tliis study nhoued that truck op- He tells hew a newspaper pub- ,ut NeWbrv himself doesn't know
SAI.EM 11 As Orecon crows erators weren't evadina their atai ,i., .... ' Jul "ewDry uimseii aunu 1 nuuw
.... , iincr uieaicicu ui isio uiBk new-
anti its problem become more taxes. r
mmni v ih i ,.i ,iiirr find It ! . i. llry would be governor some day.
compux, tne LegiMiture nna. in nla Highway Committee prob-., . . .,
impossible to do all of it work abv will call on Staniord again-Newbry sule "nlor U"is.
durum the biennial sessions. 'during the next year. I The other day. this -.ame pub-
rerch S"toncdJl!! A feW days "' ,he We liiher Mid his Pdiciion .till
i whlct? make tu?ieTiTd;ln.,1crm' " Election Utand,. Newbry isn't so sure, but
sslhcr uiloimation for future ses-"win.,. "71 , '"A 7 ,7 , 1 1 fie s,m wouW me t0 be governor.
He leaves office in January.
1357. Many wonder what he'll do,
ot going back to Ashland, who a
be owns t pear orchard.
ed Willnmplt 1 Jnivpreit v Inciiima
"fhe trouole is that the Interim ! 's,"e Affairs lor help
committees consist of busy men cummuiee is siunyinir pro-
who are making their living. They P5l to close up Uie loopholes!
don't have much time for tne wnicn restrict eiec-1
Ftudies. "on campaign spending. It wants;
As a result, a new trend has To know what other states are do-i
stinted The job of getting the!"'? about It. The committee asked
;acis is being given to the univcr- 'Willnmelte institute to find out.
.sities. Th Willamette institute was ere-1
If this trend continues, as cx-eted do. on the state level, what
liected. the institutions oi higher i 'he University of Oregon Bureau;
learning will be doing lots of legls- ' Municipal Research does on the
iative .spadenork. locRl levtl- . I
Frcm time to time, the Univcr- Fiitccn years ago, when the Leg
Mtv of Oregon's Bureau of Munlcl- Mature could do all of its work'
pal Research has supulied infor- within a 60-day session, interim
matlon to the lawmakers. A lot oi I committees didn t need to do very
t- has been channeled through the mucn. ine legislature could nnd
League of Oregon Cities. I0111 all n needed to icnow during
In I:i54 Stanlord University i me sesaion.
Watch Sunday'! Paper
For Our Big
20th ANNIVERSARY
USED CAR SALE
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SUFFERING OF f I
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Interim
Mudy for the Leffislutivc
Ccnunittee on Highways.
Bly Teachers
Get Reception
BLY A reception for (he teach
ers of Bly School, an annual event,
put on in recent years by the
Parents and Patrons organiza
tion, was staged Thursday eve
ning. September 15. in the science
mom of the school. All but two
of the teachers were on the staff
Inst year.
The new ones were Mr. and
Mrs. Chaley Samples, who taught
formerly at Alliunont and Henley
schools respectively. Samples will
be the athletic coach besides teach
ing biology, science and manual'
aria. Mrs. Samples will handle
girls' physical education, commer
cial subjects and library. The
group were enthusiastic in wel
coming this married couple to the
icacning stall of Bly School.
The teachers welcomed back
were Lotls Joncschelt, first grade;
Ruby McCain, second grade and
part of thud; Jewel Cambron bal
ance of third and all of fourth;
Ruth Obcnchain, fillh and si.xtli
grades; Melvin Brooks, seventh
and eighth. Howard Bingham will
teuch English from the sixth grade
on up through high school, and
James Chance, principal and so
cial studies.
Elizabeth Campbell and Ople
Pnlzke headed the committee that
arranged the reception.
Howard Bingham, president o(
Parents-Patrons, called the busl
l.ess meeting to order and Secre
tary Eleanor Thomson read the
minutes and gave the treasurer's
report; $43.73 Is In the treasury
curried over from last year; $33
111 dues was taken in and a bal
ance from (he play "The Cuslers
Last Stand" of $2.37 was turned
Into the treasury. It was announced
that receipts from the play went
to furnish permanent scenery,
background lor tho school audi
torium. Committees appointed were as
follows; entertainment. Olive Hall,
Ruth Obcnchain. and Vlnce Kil
led!; refreshment, Elizabeth
Campbell, Eileen Brooks and Leta
Tikkancn. a new committee was
instituted, a projects committee,
with Herb Hudley at Us head
and James Chance, Betty Hatzl
a. id Mabel Winiield serving with
lum.
Entertainment was furnished bv
the Odd Four Quintette composed
ot Sherman Scustrong, Rodney
Hudlcy, Earl Jackson and Benny
Moure. These boys -called It their
inrcwcll appearance, but popular
demand will undoubtedly bring
them back together again. They
sang their older well-known mini.
bors and some new ones not hith
erto heard by a Bly audience.
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ON LEAVE for two weeks at
Malin was Pvt. Doyle J. Has
kini who visited his wife and
baby son, Gary, who are liv
ing with Mrs. Hasltins' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Drager
of Malin during Haskins' mili
tary duty. He has finished
basic training and reported
to Fort Caston, Colorado, for
eight weeks of advanced in
fantry training.
Reds Release
German POW's
.DEW Supply
Job Completed
OTTAWA H a three-montr.
mission through ice-clogged seas
well inside, the Arcti: Circle has
! been completed successfully by a
fleet of more thon 120 ships.
The ships moved in 448,000 tons
ot cargo for construction of the
DEW (Distant Early Warning ra
dar line stretching for 3.000 miles
along the northern mainland rim
of the continent. Some ships were
damaged in the fight agamst the
ice but none was lost.
The United States is building and
MOSCOW iPi The Soviet Union,
keeping its promises to the Ger
mans, Is releasing 9.026 German
war prisoners.
The Moscow press today pub
lished a decree of the Presidium
Hi tho Rltm-nmA C..,n.l
8.BS7 ,f ih "n,i a.. , V paving tor the 250-m;llion-dollar
rli'ht.
The Presidium said the other
7'li-. because of the "special Grav
ity'' of their offenses against the
Russian people, would be handed
nwr for further disposition to the
Kast or West German govern
ments, depending on their original
residence:-.
Premier Nikolai Eulganin told
West German Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer during their talks here
earlier this month that Russia
would release the prisoners. This
was the principal condition Ade
nauer fixed for opening diplomatic
relntions between Moscow and
Bonn.
I DEW Line. The merchant ships
i muking up the supply fleet were
'nearly all American,
They moved cargo north from
San Francisco. Sun Diego and Se
attle on the West Coast, and from
Norlolk, Va., New York. Boston,
Halifax ' and St. John, N.B., on
the East- Coas,t.
Since then, the state's popula
tion has Jumped more than 50 per
cent, legislative appropriations have
increased almost 1.000 per cent,
nnd the problems have increased
many times.
That's why interim committees
now have to get the facts.
You can expect the universities
to ake over more of :he research
load. But some legislators doub'
whether that will be a complete
solution.
Some believe annual legislative
sessions would be the answer. Oth
ers suggest creation of a legisla
tive council, which could prepare
I he groundwork for each session.
It could do preliminary work on
the state budget, and get bills in
shape.
Something will have to be done,
because Oregon is growing up.
Secretary of State Earl T. New
bry. beaten for the Republican'
gubernatorial last year by Gov.
Paul Patterson, still has hopes of
becoming governor.
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