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MONDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1956
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Painting Classes
Organized Here
Art instruction for beginners
and advanced students, in both
watercolor and oil, under the aus
pices of the Klamath Art Asso
ciation, will start on Tuesday eve
ning, October 16, at the associa
tion new clubhouse.
The new clubhouse was official
ly opened this weekend with a tea
on Saturday evening and open
house Sunday afternoon and Sun
day evening. The building is the
former Mountain View housing de
velopment community building and
has been completely remodeled
and renovated. It is located at
the end of the street which runs
through the housing area. Visitors
are directed to turn left off Ala
meda just beyond the intersection
with Hillside. .
Instructor will be Howard Hall,
who is starting his third year as
Klamath Union High School art
instructor.
Classes will be organized at
7 p.m. It is planned that the series
of classes will run for 10 weeks
with two hours of instruction each
week on Tuesday evenings.
California Weather
By UNITED PRESS :
Northern California: Fair today.
tonight and Tuesday but patches
of coastal fog: little change in
temperature; variable wind 7-15
mph near the coast becoming
mostly northwesterly 8-18 mph in
the afternoons.
San Francisco Bay Region: Fair
today: high today San Francisco
75, Oakland 78, San Mateo 80, San
Rafael 81; fair tonight and Tues
day but patches of fog near the
coast in the morning; little change
in temperature; low tonight 47-52;
westerly wind 7-14. mph in the
afternoon. '
Sierra Nevada: Fair today, to
night and Tuesday; slightly warm
er today.' v
Sacramento Valley: Fair today,
tonight and Tuesday; little change
in temperature: nigh both days
78-86: low tonight 47-54; gentle
winds.
Northwestern California:' Fair
today, tonight and Tuesday -but
patches of coastal fog night and
morning
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EARTHQUAKE
TOKYO I A rolling earth
quake, lasting about a minute
aroused many from sleep early
Monday. The quake was felt in
Tokyo and northeast Honshu. It
was the second felt in Tokyo in 24
hours. There were no reports of
casualties'.
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Mendocino County and Koko Head,
Oahu. ...
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begin next summer and will last
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Total cost of laying the. cable
will be $35 million.
The cable will consist of two
parallel cable lines. One will car
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westbound. A total of 36 circuits
will be - available to handle the
500 calls placed daily between
Hawaii and the mainland.
The cable will replace the pres
ent radio-telephone service be
tween the islands and the main
land. The PT&T said radio chan
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crowded, a fact which restricts
the growth of this medium.
The new cable will be nearly
200 miles longer than the newly
installed Atlantic cable.
Construction has already begun
on a single story building in Man
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miles south of Fort Bragg. It
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LONDON I Red China de-l
ciarea last nignt it cannot toler
ate further disorders on its door-
step in British Hong Kong.
Premier Chou En-lai told a
I group of foreign correspondents in
1 Peiping last week's riots, in which
47 persons wore killed, could be
traced to "the policy of the British
lot keeping large numbers of anti
I Communist elements in Hong
rong. '
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tinue the policy any longer," Chou
said, "then such disorders nan
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Hong Kong authorities blame
the three-day riots on secret Chi
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criminal organizations who took
advantage of animosity between
Chinese residents loyal to Red
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