TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
ENTRY
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1959 Money Needs Of State
Education System Reveaecf
PORTlANtt v; Yne Orfm
erstera ef HghOT eaturatio Is eoam
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&0B mare than estimated earlier
To not oswijMis kuildiujr nnnd by
im.
Chancellor Jalm R. Richards told
that t the State Board of Higher
education Tuesday.
He said budget cM Irr me Inst
legislative session had delayed the
dormitory building program which
must now be planned. Coupled
wl'h this, he said, was an enroll
ment greater than expected.
The amount to be asked of the
next Legislature, he said. Is $13.-
Farmers To Get
Disaster Loans
. PORTLAND IIP Disaster loans
will be approved for farmers of
six Oregon counties as a result of
November freeze damage If they
meet certain quiremenls. a
Farm Home Administration offi
cial said Monday.
C. G. Hendry, of the Portland
FHA office, said that to obtain a
loan, a grower must have suffered
at least 26 per cent over-all loss,
to be a farm owner or operator,
have exhausted all other sources
of credit, and obtain a standby
aeveement from creditors.
The three-year loans would carry
3 per cent Interest and be secured
bv a first mortgage on crops or
real estate. The money could be
used only for operating expenses
with none to be used for re-financing
outstanding debts.
Loans would be available for
farmers of Clackamas. Washing
ton. Columbia. Multnomah, Marion
and Yamhill counties, Hendry
said.
California Firm
Gets Rocket Work
WASHINGTON (UP) A Califor
nia fhm will build one of the
rocket motors that will hurl an
artificial satellite some 200-miles
fmo outer space.
The Navy yesterday awarded a
contract to Aerojet General Corp.
of Azusa for construction of a
liquid motor for the second stage
of the three-stag rocket.
The rocket will carry the first
man-inads a 1 1 e 1 1 1 e into outer
space during the 1957-1P58 fteo
nfrosica! ear. The instrument-
bearing satellite will circle the
Earth every two hours St a spued
of lSatJOP mUes ati hour.
Tfta Tvt said the OlerjJ U
Martin Co.. Baltimore, which has
been awarded th contract
for ha launching rocket. e.lo win
build the firat etare ica will
bins! th satellite oft th ireuaid.
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tone? t the VniTvT-itv a( Orrron.
Oregon tau Otollcsja. fyatomv
Oregnn and Bastrra Qngn Ce
lew of fiducBtioa.
Student fees would pat tha otr
Sjlf.
"Wo niQ.D ten Si tet." Ha
aaid. "that the oitiee m which our
colleges are located, except Port
land, are rapidly becoming satur
ated hi respect to their cenabllity
for providing rooms in houses and
student apartments."
The dormitory system can han
dle only half the students at the
slate's institutions outside Port
land." he said.
He outlined these needs for build
ing in I lie 1957-59 period:
University of Oregon Physical
education building addition. S391,
000: administration wing addition.
S827.760: armory, 431,250: addi
tions to Condon and Chapman
halls, $322,250: dormitory, half
port, $671,875: heating plant $31,
260: total, S3.460.375.
Oregon State College-Utilily tun
nel, second unit, S402.500: first unit
of physics-chemistry building, $1,
612.500: agricultural engineering
building. S690.000: home manage
ment. S5.7.500; dormitory, half cost.
$671,875: mechanical engineering
building. $920,000: 'at and
biological science building, second
unit, $920,000; utility t -i to new
dormitories, $115,000; to'el $5,S80,
375. Oregon College General arts
building. $287,500: heating plant
Improvements, $129,000: total
$416,500. '
Southern Oregon Heating plant,
$304,750; science building, $316,250:
dormitory, half cost, $161,250; total
$872,250.
Eastern Oregon Physical educa
tion building, men's. $575,000; class
room building, $460,000; heating
plant, $204,250: dormilory. half
cost. $161,250; total. $1,400,500.
Portland Stale Library, class
room, laboratory and heating
buildings. $2,070,000.
Medical School Extension of
steam distribution. $57,500.
Seagull Causes
Freak Accident
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Victor
Hall. 41, was sllghty Injured yes
terday in a freak accident involv
ing a seagull.
Hall was driving along Bayshore
Blvd. when the seagull burst j
tlirough the windshield of his car,
struck him on tat head and fell ;
to his lap.
Hall's cempattigra, John Gould
i&g. grabbed taa steering wheel
ami Bulled tin ear to tfee stde of
Ore street. Then Han drove to Ale
metty Bmergearey Hospit!, Chert
tea was found to bn atiaWly tBrolsttl
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College, Plans
PORTLAND i.fl Plans for
building's l several stale educa
tional centers were approved Mon
day by a committee af the State
Board ol Hither Education. Ratlfi
cation by the board Tuesday is ex
pected as a formality.
Oregon state President A. L.
strand was authorised to f- archi.
tects started on plan for a second
dormitory unit at OSC.
J. F. Cramer, president of Port
land State, reviewed plans for the
oronosed one-mllllon-dollar Port
land State student center. He said
It would not be possible to provide
SCHOOL OFFICES OPEN
oPfflces of the Klamath County
School District will continue to be
C4en eaoh Saturday morning for
the benefit of teachers in county
schools distant from Klamath Falls.
AraaouncflBent of the plan to con
tiaue on usuh! schedule was made
today by Carrol B. Howe. Klamath
County school superintendent.
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i parking space as requested by the
city planning commission. The
committee approved tentative
plans for the building.
The committee authorised Presi
dent Elmo Stevenson of Southern
Oregon College of Education to
hire archlteol Howard Perrln, of
Klamath Falls, to begin work on
' plans for a new men's dormitory
and it gave approval or prenmin
ary plans for a physics and chem
istry building at Oregon Stat.
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Long White Spud
Order Approved
SACRAMENTO lUP) The
California Department of Agricul
ture said today sufficient written
assents have keen received
(10m
producers and handlers
marketing order for Long White
potatoes, aa emended.
to nut ihe
order inio effect.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
by Whitman
Reg '1 Boxes
Reg. 59c Boxes
, Week-end Grocery Pf ieei effective thru Wedneidoy
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PORTLAND (UP) United Air
Lines spokesmen said that all
schedules from Portland Interna-
tional Airport should be normal
,k- ana au employes osck at wora
i lodaS-
The statement came on the heels
of a hearing on United suit
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Shortie Gowns 0 from 7.95
Long Gowns from 5.95
Slips from 5.95
Normal Skeds
enjoin alleged unruly picketing at
the airport. Presiding Circuit
Judge James R. Bain continued
the hearing Indefinitely yesterday.
The Judge said the hearing
seemed unnecessary in view of re
' ports
that picketing
by striking
peaceful at
to i flight
euglncers was
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hearing would be renewed if law
and order was not maintained on
the picket line.
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