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WEDNESDAY. PF.CEMBER 10. 1358 HERALD AD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 9 A i Labor May Form Own Part Says AFL-CIO President NEW YORK (API - lipnrpp Mcany says the American labor movement will form its own politi cal party "if we have to do that to lick the people w ho want to drag us back to the past," The AKL-CIO president said Tuesday that organized labor would form a third political party with reluctance. But, he declared: "Labor is going to be just as political as. it has to be to win its objectives." Meany's remarks were greeted enthusiastically by the 2,842 dele- scum ai a constitutional conven tion of the newlv merged Vou- York State AFL-CIO. If labor has In on further than it can through its committee on political education to make Ameri ca a better place in which to work and live, to make America the leader of the democracies of the world, we will take the next step it it is forced upon us," Mcany said. He said he would prefer to have labor involved only with employer relations. munity, and I mean this seriously: As for businessmen taking a thf,v had better -just send their greater part in politics, Meany money and stay the hell out them- asserted: sel'.es. "My advice to the business com- "You see, they've got 'nc I money, but w e've got the people. ana in a contest between money and people, there is no doubt of ,the result." The union president said labor faces a challenge from those who would attack its programs as so cialistic. The National Assn. of Salty Poet Robert Frost Would Like To Be Politico WASHINGTON (API - Take it from Robert Frost: what Amer ica needs is Robert Frost. It's got him, in a sense: he's a highly eminent poet, a saltilv genial old (84) New Englander from San Francisco, and for sev en months he has been "consult ant in poetry in English to the Library of Congress." All this and four Pulitzer prizes are not enough for Frost. "I want to be consulted on ev erything," he told a news confer ence Tuesday. He said the White House has consulted him (on poetry only, though) and the Supreme Court has, too (about what he didn't say) and of the three branches of government only Congress has de prived itself of his counsel. "I don't want to run for office," he said, "but I want to be a statesman," And he broadly hinted that if LEGAL NOTICE Sale of timber, Klamath Indian Res ervation. Sealed bidi in dunllcata on forms provided therefor, marked out- srae bio. salvage Timber Sale. E. U. Si." addressed to the Superintendent. Klamam Indian Aaencv. Klamath Agency. Oregon, will be rrreived un til 2:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard Time. Dec. IS. 1958. for the purchase of merchantable windthrown timber on z-.u. zi. economic Unit 21 lies in portions of Sees. 20. 27. 28. 30. 34 all of Sees. 29, 31, 32, 33 In T. 23 si B. 11 E.: Sees, 3. 4, 5, , 7, 8, 9. 10. 16. 17, 18,. and part of 11 in T. 34 S.. B. 11 E.; Sees. 1 and 12 in T. 34 S., H. 10 E - Sec. 3fi In T. M s n in W.M.. Oregon. The ssle area contains an estimated volume to be cut. which estimate is not guaranteed, of approxi mately 98.000 fee B.M. ponderosa pine and other species. Each bidder must . state the price per thousand feet B.M". Scribner Decimal C Log Scale that will be paid for timber to be cut and scaled from the unit as a whole. i No bid will be considered for less than sie.50 per thousand feet B.M. for ponderosa pine and other species. A certified check in the amount of S.1S0.0O on a solvent bank, payable to tne Bureau of Indian Affairs must accompany each bid. Persons bidding for or on behalf of companies, cor porations, or partnerships must at the time of bidding, submit in writing satisfactory evidence of their authori ty to do so. The deposits will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders. The deposit of the successful bidder will be held in lieu of bond pending stlsfactory completion of the terms ef the contract, or retained as liquidat ed damages If the bidder shall not execute the contract within 30 days from notice of acceptance of his bid. The right to waive technical defects t and to reject any and all bide la re served. The contract will specify that all designated timber shall be cut and removed and all other ' requirements ef the 'contract be completed by June SO, 1939. The piling and disposal of the slash will not be the responsibility ef the logging contractor. An addition al deposit, in the amount of 8200.00 will be required before cutting begins and in any case not later than 30 days from the date of approval of the con tract. In accordance with Section 5a, P.L. 587, enrolled members of the Klemath Tribe will be given prefer ence to meet high bid provided they eubmlt a bona fide minimum bid and confirm their matching bid by Immedi ately submitting It in writing on a Bu reau of Indian Affairs bid form. The contractor will be required to deck logs in advance of scaling or to con duct logging operations In such other manner that will permit the .scaling of timber in as few scaling assign ments as possible. Before bids are sub mitted, full Information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids, should be obtained from the Superintendent, Klamath In dian Agency. Klamath Agency, Ore gon; or the Area Director, Bureau oi Indian Affairs, Interior Building. 1001 N.E. Lloyd Blvd., Porttand 8. Oregon. Dated this 3rd day of December. 1958. at Portland. Oregon, PERRY E. EKARRY, Assistant Area Director. No. M3. Dec. 10. some senator wanted to retire and let him lake over for a few months he could solve with a poet's insight all sorts of prob lems which baffle mere politicians. Sherman Adams, for examnln He thinks well of Adams, vicuna coats or no vicuna coats, because tne onetime White House aide uYi derstands poetry, Frost says, and several times, while in office, ap pealed for his advice. Then there's that little matter of school integration: nothing to it, Frost said just give all the kids examinations and let 'em into high school when they understand readin' and writin' and 'rithme-tic. That's the way the white-haired poet talks down to earth and with nary a shred of false modesty. He is, he said at one point, the greatest authority on education up and down the scale that you can find anywhere. He could wish, he said at other points, that some recent presi dents had more book learnin' or at least more that stayed with them. He wouldn't give full marks to any president since Theodore Roosevelt. How come Frost, born in Call fornia, Has lived most of his life in New England? Well, he said, the present Chief Justice of the United States, then Gov. Earl Warren 'of California, asked him that once and his an swer was that he was carried away from the West Coast as a child screaming. And probably chuckling, too EASY WORK KUNA, Idaho (AP - There were nine election officials pres cut to handle the balloting for ir rigation district representative. They didn't have much to do. Only 15 votes were cast. All were for William D. Reynolds, the incumbent and only candidate to file. - SAVE - Amana Plan WAY FOR BETTER LIVING TEEN AGE TOUR OF EUROPE Six Weeks On The Continent Program Of Sightseeing and Education For Boys and Girls June 29th to Aug. 11th, 1959 Registrations Required Before Christmas Enjoy a complete selec tion of foods regardless of season. 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