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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, H55
AID FOR THE KLAMATH NURSING HOME hat been pre.
sented by the wives of the Klamath County Junior Chamber
of Commerce in the form of bed serving trays constructed
by the wives and husbands. Mrs. Bill Sari, left, president of
the Jaycee wives organization and Mrs. Pat Williams, sec
retary, hold one of the trays.
NEW BOOKS ON THE DESK
By ADDIE MAE NIXON
CITV LIBRARIAN
There are so many new books
on my desk this morning it is
hard to know which ones I should
tell you about.
One of the greatest novels pub'
llshed this (all is "Andersonville"
by McKinlay Kantor. This book of
many pages, though a book of fie
tlon, is presented as an accurate
history of the Andersonville Pris
on located in Georgia during the
Civil War. This prison was ad
ministered by an officer who en
Joyed seeing people suffer. The
author tells the effect this terrible
prison had on the lives of many
people, southerner and northerner
alike. The reader is Interested, but
sometimes horrified.
Rose FHanken's new novel, "In
timate Story" tells the story of a
middle aged widow trying to re
adjust her life. Her child Is mar
rled and suddenly she finds her
life at loose ends. The book will
Interest many women.
"Inside the Space Ships" by
George Adamskl will be welcomed
by the readers of his first book,
"Flying Saucers Have Landed."
Early In 104? some Bedouin boys
hunting a lost goat, found some
old clay Jars that held ancient
manuscripts. Edmund Wilson's new
book, "The Scrolls From The
Dead Sea," tells about these man'
uscrlpts and the effect he thinks
they will have on Bible study.
"The Plums Hang High," by
Gertrude B. Finney is a novel of
a young English couple In the mid
dle eighties, who come to the
United States to seek their fortune
on a farm. The young wife, a
member of a wealthy family, has
never washed a garment, or
cooked a tneol. This is her story,
and of how she found the cour
age to meet the demands of fron
tier life.
John Whcclock Freeman has put
out a beautiful new book on
"Sports Cars.'! His sub-title Is, "A
Lavishly Illustrated. Flrst-Hand
Report on the World's Newest and
Most Distinctive Automobiles." It
la one of the most beautiful books
published this fall, and besides all
the beautiful plcturos of the cars
themselves there are pictures of
the engines with descriptions. This
is surely a book that men Inter
ested In these cars will take to
their hearts.
Bestsellers at City Library
Fiction: Marjorlo Morningslar,
Wouk; Auntie Mnme, Dennis; The
"My Sal knows
herstuff!"
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I have to hand it to my Sal.
She's just a whin at taking the
work out of housework. I or in
stance, most gals practically kill
themselves scrubbing ami waxing
wood floors. But not my Sal! She
cleans and waxes them in one easy
operation with Hrucc Cleaning Wax.
The job's done in half the time and
with a lot less w oik. And you should
hearall the swell compliments about
our bcauliful wood floors! My Sal
and her Hrurc Cleaning Wax sure
make simple work of a lough chore.
And they make me
mighty proud too!
P.J. For lighter
wixingonllnolettm
and nrrf, Sal uin
Bnm floor Cleaner.
Tontine, Costaln; Andersonville,
Knntor; The Man in the Gray Flan
nel Suit, Wilson; Cash McCall,
Hawley; Something of Value,
Ruark; These Lovers Fled Away,
Spring.
No Time For Sergeants, Hyman;
Bonjour Trlstesse, Sagan; Band of
Angels, Warren; Sixth of June,
Shappiro; The Treasure of Pleas
ant Valley, Yerby; The Smiling
Rebel, Kane; The Silver Leopard,
Mason.
Non-fletlon: The Gift From the
Sea, Lindbergh; Inside Africa,
Ounther; The Power of Positive
Thinking, Peale; The Edge of the
Sea, Carson, How to live 3G5 Days
a Year. Schindler; Year of Deci
sions, Truman; Why Johnny Can't
Read, Flesch.
A Man Called Peter, Marshall:
So Near and Yet- So Far, Klm
brough; The Family of Man, Stel
Chen; Papa's Wife, BJorn; Child
Behavior, Iig ti Ames; Scrolls
From the Dead Sea, Wilson; Afri
can Giant. Cloete; Wild America,
Peterson & Fisher.
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Fears Voiced By Canadians Over Gigantic Yukon Plan
VICTORIA, B.C. Wl Fear that
the United States may wreck
Canada's ambition to harness the
fast-flowing Yukon River as- part
of a huge Northwestern power
project was voiced Monday before
the Gordon Economic Commission.
Northwest Power Industries Ltd.,
the Ventures-Frobisher company
working on Yukon -Natl Klver
power plants, said it is proposing
the Nass River as the first-stage
development because it sees as yet
no clear road In getting the Yukon
project actually started.
The Yukon cuts through the
International border between the
Yukon and Alaska and Hows to the
Bering 8ea. The Nass, located In
Upper British Columbia, flows
south within British Coluinble
boundaries. No international prob
lems are Involved, the company
said..
County Groups
Plan Election
WEED Siskiyou County Super
visor S. C. "Clint" Jackson of
Edgewood, vice president of the
Northern County Supervisors As
sociation, has been nominated to
succeed President C. A. Fttzpat-
rick, Alturas. Homer O. Parker,
Butte County, was nominated by
the nominating committee for
Jackson's vice presidential post;
and James C. ' Coleman, Quincy
was nominated for rentention as
treasurer.
Nominations may be made also
from the floor December 17 dur
ing the second day of the assoc
iation's annual meeting to be held
in Redding. The boards of super-
visors of the nine northern coun
ties will at that time customarily
announce the selection of one of
their members to represent the
county as an association director.
Directors and the mew officers
take office January 1. The new
board of directors will select the
secretary, a post held for the last
several years b-, T. L. Stanley,
Redding; and the president elect
will name the committees tor the
coming year.
The nominating committee re
ported to the Board of Directors
November 12 at the group's last
meeting of this current year, held
in Redding.
In October, Jackson, Siskiyou
County supervisor of the third dis
trict, was appointed to two state
positions, chairman of the health
and hospital committee of the
County Supervisors Association;
and as a member of the. board of
directors of the County Supervis
ors Association of California to
which he was elected at the an
nual supervisor's convention held
in Monterey.
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Together, the two projects, the known as the Yukon-Atlm-Taliiii "With these International compll-1
nri the Yukon. rmiM nrnHnpaL ., .. ....
a wholly provincial stream, comes
within the jurisdiction of the prov
ince. No Jurisdictional delays are
involved. The Nass project has the
advantage of a Canadian seaport
within 25 miles of the proposed
power project. It also has the
benefit of later exchange and bit,
gretton of power output with thai
of the Yukon project."
Nass and the Yukon, could produce
a total, of some 8.339,000 horse
power, providing low-cost energy
which could pave the way for an
Industrial boom In Northern B.C.
But the Yukon would be by far
the biggest project, ultimately pro
ducing some 4,600.000 horsepower
against 465,000 for the Nass. North
west Power has been working on
the Yukon project for the last
three years. It expects to complete
its engineering and survey studies
In 1958 and b?gin designing a
possible power plant. Studies on
the Nas have started only this
year. Field surveys may start in
1M.
"The economy feasibility of the
Yukon Kivcr project is becoming
established and investigations
made to date of the Nass Itiver
area show most promising possi
bilities," the company said.
But it continued?
"The Yukon River power plan. 1
Power Project, involves the diver-i cations aifectine development of
slon of Upper Yukon waters soulh-1 Ue Yukon River plan, the com-
erly into British Columbia. Ai' V'" '"". P!u " "'e
Ihese waters nat'irally flow
through Alaska to the Bering Sea,
mere is a potentially serious unci'
national factor involved.
River project be a first-stage
development cf the over-all North
west power prefect. , '
"The Nass Itiver project, being
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MEN TO TRAIN FOR
REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS
Age 21 to 60. Must be residents of this county two or
more years. Competent appraisers receive $325 to $400
per month. Farm experience valuable.
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