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CONFERRING ON THE PRESIDENT'S ROAD BILL recently were
State Highway engineer, and Representative Walter Norblad IR
met in Norblad's Washington, D.C. office.
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AN OIL PAINTING of President Eisenhower by 9-year-old
Robert Fowler, Sacred Heart Academy pupil, brought a "thanlc
you" letter this week from the White House. Robert is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fowler, 216 Washington Street. The
young artist worked for a year on the portrait.
Siskiyou Peace Officers
Study Student Drivers Plan
DUNSMUIR A proposed drlv-1
ers training program for Siskiyou
Ciuntv hleh schools received maj
or attention at the January 12
meeting of the Siskiyou. County
Peace Officers Association held at!
the Dunsmulr Hotel. .
In addition to 38 members pres
ent, guests were Paul Fisher, rep
resenting Superintendent W. E.
Roberts of the Siskiyou County
Schools. Yreka; D. H. Poe. district
superintendent of the Dunsmulr
Hi'h School, and Edward Harper
dislrlrt superintendent of the Etna !
schools
Securing a dual control practice
automobile will be no problem,
according to association president.
MERRILL HIGH
NEWS
By DOKIS R.MNI'S
and DOIiOIIIV IIANOSKV
The new ye:ir biouuht a new
fa:i to Merrill Hich of wcurmt;
sin:ll name medallions, other
changes around the school was the
moving away ol the school treasur
er :iihI Ihe .selection of a new one.
Faces are brighter and steps nie
lluhtcr because semester tests are
over. With the end ot the semester
cumes Uie addition of two new
classes, citizenship and commer
cial law.
Tue.day. January in. Merrill
traveled to KUlis to defeat the
Wildcats, in the second league
game on January 13, Merrill dc
loaled Chiloquln on Merrill's door.
Merrill traveled to Tulelakr nn
Saturday. January 14. only to sut
ler defeat.
Miuv Lou Turner was named
chairman for the March ot nmies
drive m Merrill High School. Pea
nuts wc-e sold at the bull game
on Friday, with all profits going
to the Morch of Dimes.
Tuesday. January 10. Miss Wal
ton's chorus sang "Swim; l,o
Sweet Chariot" nnd "Fairest Lord
Jesus" lor the regular mreiuig ot
the PPA.
r.M'SFtVAY
TAIPEI. Formosa i.fi Roil
China has completed a eauewa;.
linking the mainland with the Red
held Island of Amoy. .lust six mile.,
from the Nationalist outpost o(
Quemoy, Ihe Defcuse Ministry said
Saturday.
O People Read
SPOT ADS
-you ore.
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George Banich. should the lecal
technicalities be cleared for the
training program. He stated that
the local dealers of the automobile
Industry will supply the needs and
"'at the AAA automobile had of-
Irrcd a dual control and an em
blem for the side of the car.
Judge Kenneth Stone reported
a total of $7,245 on hand with the
State Department of Education
lor use in drivers training instruc
tion from assessments collected In
mskivou county during the past
calendar year.
Lester Newton reported on pro
posed new facilities lor Juvenile
detention and stated that if the
rnniTh draft of the quarters met
with approval of Ihe Youth Au
thority that the Siskiyou Counlv
Board nt Supeivlsors would agree
to the pruposed quarters to be
built In Yreka In the near future.
A $Sn donation was voted bv
the association, to be divided with
the Red Cross and Salvation
Annv for aid in the Yuba City
Hoed area.
Four applications for member
ship 'n Die nsoclution were sub-'Hie
niiiicri oy William Aunian.
Musical entertainment was pre
sented during the dinner hour bv
, veniii White.
I Next association meeting will be
lieM February 9 In Mount Shasta,
with arrangements being handled
ov r-ouce cine! Felix Oasparl. Bub
', 8t,vcns nd Vern McMnhon
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OFFICE
The State of Oregon, acting by and through the Stale Unemploy
ment Compenialion Commiuton, hetcby solicits leoled proposals for
tho leaiing ot opproiireotely 1800 square feet of space in the city
of Klomolh Foils, to be occupied by the Oregon Slate Employment
Service, to be completed and ready for occupancy by Juna 19,
156. Bidders interested in moking a proposal may secure e Hate
ment of specifications and a suggested floor layout from the office
af the Oregon State Employment Service, 242 Main Street, Klamath
falls, Oregon. The State Unemployment Compensation Commission
reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Sealed proposals
must be received by the State Unemployment Compensation Com
mission, 242 Mais Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, not loter than
5:00 p.m., February 2, 195.
S. GAISER Administrator
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Baldock, left, Oregon
The two Oregonians
Ike Painting
Brings Reward
Robert Fowler. 8-yenr-old Saciea
Heart Academy pupil, was re
warded Saturday for a year's work
with brush and pallet on an oil
painting of President Eisenhower.
Hie young artist received a let
ter from the White House thanking
him on behalf of Mr. Eisenhower
lor the portrait which Robert
mailed to the President as a
Christmas present.
The letter slsmed by Ann C. Whit
man, personal secretary to the
President, stated:
Dr. Robert: How thoughtful of
you to send the President the paint
ing you did of him. He enjoyed
being remembered at Christmas
time, especially by one of his
friends, and asked me to thank
you. The President's best wishes
for 1956."
Robert is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Fowler, 216 Washing
ton Street. His father is parts
manager at Balsigor Motor Com
pany.
Rohcrt, when asked whether lie
hopes to grow up and becomo
President, said:
"I wouldn't like to be president
but I would like to be as good a
soldier as Mr. Eisenhower."
The young artist said he worked
on the Elsenhower portrait during
nis spare time lor a year, except
when his mother made nlm prac
tice on the piano. Somedav he
would like to go to Washington and
play lor Mr. Elsenhower.
Wards Show
Spring Styles
Mrs. .Viola Collins, fashion head
of Montgomery Ward and Com
pany store, has Just returned from
Portland where she attended a
preview of Wards spring fashion
collection.
She reported these highlights of
new spring styles:
The silhouette ol either the slim
boltlcss sheath with top width or j
the gently flared hemline with
narrow top.
Principal fabrics were raw silk,
or linen or cotton, rayon and j
blends creating silk and linen ap
pearances. 1
Many new spring colors, accord-i
Ing to Mrs. Collins, have their
origin In the Near or Far East. !
The most Important single color
family will be beige in tones from
pale sand to deep straw. . j
"In foundations for spring, the
btistline continues high and natural
and the hlpltne emphasizes the .
lone, lean look." was the advice
ot Miss Rita Pcma of New York,!
Wards fashion coordinator, who
conducted the preview.
DI E IN
SEATTLE i.fi The Navy trans
port Frederick Funston is due
here Monday Willi 830 passengers
from the Far East. It is Ihe only
hip scheduled to arrive here from
Orient during the week
CUNNINGHAM S RICKEY
Dodge St Plymouth
Dodge "Job-Rated" Trucks
NEW & USED CARS
7 111 A Commercial Phone 8104
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Tax Return
Taxpayers are urged to secure
their Form W-2 not only from their
current employer but from all em
ployers for whom they may have
worked during the calendar year
1956 before filintf their income
tax return, District Director R. C.
Oranquist for the Portland Dis
trict said today.
"Under Section 6051 of the inter
nal revenue code, employers are
required to supply all employes
with the employe copy and the tax
return copy of the withholding
statement (Form W-2) not later
than January 31 of each year,"
Mr. Oranquist said.
Taxpayers should not contact
the Internal Revenue Service of
fice for Information regarding the
securing of the withholding state
ment (Form W-2) since this is a
dual responsibility which rests
wholly on the employe and his
employer.
If an employe has moved dur
ing the year or has changed posi
tions, it is very Important that he
contact his employers and advise
them of any change in address
immediately.
In this way, all employers will
have a record of a current ad
dress for mailing the Form W-2
withholding statement. District Di
rector Granquist said.
The Form W-2 (tax return
copy) must accompany a Form
1040 or Form 1040A income tax re
turn when submitted to the Inter
nal Revenue Service office. In
cases where there is a difference
between the amounts indicated on
Ihe withholding statement (Form
W-2) which the employe receives
from his employer and the amount
the employe taxpayer is reporting
on his Form 1040 or Form 1040A,
the employe must secure a cor
rected Form W-2 from his em
ployer. Do not contact the Inter
nal Revenue Service as they can
do nothing about it.
This Is a matter to be settled
between the employe and his em
ployer and the Form W-2 with
holding statement figures on in
come and tax reductions must
agree with those which are en
tered on the Forms 1040 or 1040A,
covering the pay period of time in
volved. "At all times the Form
W-2 is the controlling factor in
determining income," Mr. Oran
quist said.
Returns undergoing pre-refund
audit require a nominal working
period before the taxpayer re
ceives his refund check. Taxpay
ers are urged to remember this
before writing the tax office to
determine cause for delays. Such
correspondence only serves to
compound the problem, advise tax
officials.
Ride Doesn't Last
Long For Ex Con
DALLAS 11 Anv lev' street
quickly parted Richard W. Wil
liams Jr., 37. and his newly ac
quired Cadillac here Friday.
The auto skidded on the Ice
slick pavement, sideswiping a pas
sing police car.
When the patrolmen overtook
Williams 17 blocks later, they Ident
ified him as a former Leavenworth
inmate who has served four pris
on terms for car theft. They identi
fied the Cadillac as belonging to
someone else.
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Improved Apron Drive Mechaniim Row Width Adjustable
De-Vining Rollers e Double Adjustable Side Delivery
Hydraulic Front End Frame Lift Increased Clearance
Offset Hydraulic Pump Sealed Ball Bearings
Expanded Working Area e Vine and Trash Kicker
Improved, Adjustable Clod Eliminator Increased Tire Sizes
Individual Hydraulic Control of Blade Depth larger Motor
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Dimes Drive
ALTURAS A March of Dimes
request program over KCNO's is
scheduled for Sunday, January 29.
from 12:30 to 5 p.m., as announced
by Mrs. Dorothy Quiiin, 1956 chair
man lor drive.
All committee chairmen through
out the county are to be present
or send a representative to par.
tlcipate in the special program.
Special quartets will provide musi.
cal numbers during the afternoon,
No personal solicitation will be
made in the Alturas area,
everyone is urged to make re
quests and pledges through the re-
I quest program. Contributions may
jalso be given to Margaret Jones,
financial chairman ol me Marcn
of Dimes.
SUBURBAN
BARBER SHOP
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TOWN" AND COCNTRY
SHOPPING C'KNTKK
Price and workmamhlp
aa uanal.
ALL HAIRCUTS $1.00
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THEN AND NOW photo
graphs above show Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell L. Jurasevick
of Alturas as they appeared
when married in 1921 and as
the Niles Hotel proprietor
looks now. They celebrated
25 years in Alturas last week.
The hotel operator left Serbia
in his youth. The rest of his
family was wiped out by
three dictators who at various
times have controlled his na
tive country.
Willie Mays of the New York
Giants has hit 92 home runs In
the National League the .last two
seasons.
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Mitchell Jurasevick Looks
Back On Strife-Ridden Life
ALTURAS - Mitchell L. Jurase
vick. genial proprietor of the Niles
Hotel here, has had his full share
of misfortune. '
Saturday as he celebrated 25
years as an Alturas business man,
he looked back with regret on part
of his experience.
A native of the once happy
nrinclnalltU nt firbia. he WIS
forced to migrate from there due
Legion Aux.
Meeting Held
TOLELAKE The charter o!
the American Legion Auxiliary,
No. 164, Tulelake, was draped c
ik Taniiai-tr in meeilnor In memory
of Mrs. Ruth Lynam, member,
who died In mid-December,
a rsnort. of the December dls
trlct meeting, held at Redding was
given by Mrs. Oiney nuaa. irns
Mora .lamtsnn. rehabilitation chair
mrm save the Christmas gift shop
report and asked that each mem
ber check the hoooy snop usi ior
further contributions needed.
Mrs rivrie Todd was elected to
fill the unexpired term of the first
vice president, Mrs. uann uresn
am, resigned.
a envH nnrtv was Dlanned to be
held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Jan
uary 24. Homer baxea looas win
be given as prizes. All members
and friends are Invited.
This Is the last meeting of the
auxiliary scheduled to be held in
the Legion Hall.
The committee In charge will be
Mrs. Roy Campbell, Mrs. Albert
Ryckman, Mrs. Olney Rudd. Mrs.
Leon Van Nortwlck, Mrs. James
DeShon and Mrs. Elmer Olson.
Hostesses for the January 10
meeting were Mrs. Marlon Pal
mer. Mrs. Bette Kelly and Mrs.
Elmer Rund.
Mrs. George Voss, president pre
sided. NAMED
LONDON im Queen Mother
Elizabeth and Princess - Margaret
were named Saturday to the "coun
cil of state" which will act (or
Queen Elizabeth during her tour
of Nigeria beginning Jan. 27.
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to economic conditions. But Ka
fared better than the rest . cr
family. Three ruthless dleutTi.
who seized power In that strUg.
ridden country, executed his mT
enta and his brothers and alsltri
He Is the only member et ?.
family who Is atlll alive. "
Jurasevick, was In a rttrosoac.
tlve mood when Interviewed bVa
Herald and News reporter. Re re
called what he characterised
"uie who idq wooiiy Qiyg' u
this Northern California eora.
munlty.
"And I mean wild and W()0iyH
he declared. "Shooting atfrm
were very frequent. I remember
when two over-zealous prehlbltim
agents were shot on the outskirts
of town.
"In those days, there were t lot
of sheepherders and eowpokes h
this area who liked to whoop It
up on Saturday night," he con.
tinued. "When they got full of boot
leg whiskey, they really livened up
the town." '
The hotel operator sees a rreit
future for Alturas.
"We are a sort of a bub," hi
explained. "Highways in all direc
tions pass through Alturas. Tourist
trade is increasing every year,"
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Jurasevick considers more import.
ant in nis me man acquiring ewa
ershlp of the Niles. That was whtn
he married the former Elsie Cleve
land of Medford in 1M1.
Tax Agtnt Facing
Evasion Counts
DETROIT W John W. Ware..
37, s former Internal Keveniai
Service agent, waa free under a
year'i probation Saturday for fail
ing to file his own income tax re
turns for 1M2 and 1KJ.
Ward, of suburban Orease Voiata,
had pleaded guilty. The govera
ment said bis 1M2-64 income was
tae.OOO.
Prom 1MI to 1M Ward was as
sistant chief of the Detroit special
investigation division of the Intern
al Revenue Service. Tfeo division
waa charged with running down tax
'cheats.
Ward, now a tax attorney, la
being sued for 111,000, plus pee
aUties, in a civil suit instituted by
the government to collect alleged
ly overdue taxes.
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