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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1958)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2B. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THREE Mayor Raps Road Tax Revolutionary Situation Grows Tense In Havana YREKA Veka was sinnled out Jiy 'certain" supervisors (or criti cism on how many prisoners are ooaraea at tne county jail, ac cording to an accusation made bv J. E. Cummings, Yreka mayor, at the council session held December 18. Cummings also criticized the ew 20-cent road improvement Jax, levied in both rural and city fieas in mis year s iiskivou (Joun iy budget. In relerence to a recommenda tion made by Sheriff A. B. Col lar, that a substantial increase be added to the Jl-a-day charge for fity prisoners made by the county, Cummings stated that Yreka res idents are paying double for the service, since they pay both city find county taxes. No particular Jupervisor was mentioned by Cum jnings as having made the criti ism against Yreka's use of the iervice. A The issue was raised by the recommendation made by the 1958 ' Jrand jury, that the city jail should be modernized and made available for use to help relieve Jhe overcrowded conditions of the .county jail, and it was after the grand jury report that the super ivisors and Sheriff Cottar discussed Jhe increase of the charge to cities. ' City Attorney J. P. Corrcia of fered the explanation to coun ilmen at Thursday evening's ses- aiun, nidi me incuse lur me prisoners is only levied for those arrested for violation of city ordi nances. That prisoners arrested on iharces of state law violations are fed by the county regardless of where they were arrested. Correia also pointed out that the xpense for maintaining guards "find feeding facilities would be xnore than paying the county. Cummings then returned to the Wscussion relative to the 20-cent Toad and bridge tax passed by the iounty supervisors this year for Joth rural and city areas, and asked what people within the city were receiving from the $1.60 in tounty taxes which goes into the founty general fund. He also asked what contribution was being made Jiy rural residents for maintaining City streets. By JACK V. FOX i United Press International The once gay Cuban capital of Havana is a somber place today. It appears quite possible there could be large scale bloodshed in the city and throughout Cuba within the next 60 days. The revolutionary army of Fidel Castro has swelled in two years from a band of 25 men to some thing like 10.000. They control large chunks of the eastern end of the island. President Fulsencio Bat i s t a dominant figure on the Cuban po litical scene lor 17 of the past 2.i yeais. has made Havana almost an armed camp. Military police prowl cars roam its streets, each carrying five men armed with five tommyguns. Tank reinforce ments arrived this week at near by Camp Colombia. Batistas term of office ends Feb. 24. His hand-picked succes Agency Employes Receive Awards Several Klamath Indian Agency employes were recipients of cash awards for participating in the Bureau of Indian Affairs Safety Hazard Elimination Contest. Mam ath Agency placed second in this contest within the Portland area. having competed with eight other agencies. The contest was held from June 1958 to October 15, 1958. Four agency employes were re cipients of the Department of the Interior service pins for length of service with the government. Ten year service pins were presented to Virgil Wilson and Randolph David. Twenty year service pins were presented to Ulenn E. Smith and Richard Sanderville. The awards and service pins were presented to the employes at a staff meeting held at the agency December 18. sor, Andres Rivero Aguero, is to take office then. But Castro and other opposition elements have re fused to recognize the validity of his election several weeks ago. It is believed they may strike before Batista leaves the presidency. The central highway which bi sects the island from west to east can no longer be travelled past the mid-way point because of snipers. It is impossible to go by railroad across the country. Some! 3uo railroad and highway bridges have been dynamited. In the three eastern provinces of Cuba. Batista's army garrisons patrol the towns by day, then hole up at night. Then the rebels take over. In Oriente, the easternmost province, large Caslro forces arc fortified in the mountains. Many of the sugar plantation operators have made a dear with Castro, It is estimated 75 per cent of the crop will be harvested with his permission. The sugar men are paying Castro 10 and 15 ADVISER HONORED Tulelake residents who attended -a. December 20 meeting at Grid Jey in honor of the grand worthy idviser of California. Order of the Rainbow for Girls, Hollace Ham Jnond, included Mary Jane Ager, Worthy adviser of the Tulelake . As sembly, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jarl Ager, Mr. and Mrs. V. G. ieinmiller, Edna Maharry, Jan ce Haug and Dale Bowen. Mrs. Reinmiller is -mother adviser of .Jhe local assembly. GET-TOGETHER The annual Christmas get-to- mother for members of Tulelake Post, No. 1B4, American Legion and the auxiliary, including a pot- luck dinner for 100 was held at the fairgrounds. Mrs. Clyde Todd was general chairman. Junior aux iliary girls waited on tables and were in charge of gifts. On the program were Beth Prenger Woody Chambers, Wilma Price, Donald Burgess and members of the Tulelake High School German Rand directed by Johnelle Takacs LORNA'S Doll Hospital 1434 Lokeview St. Phone 4-6992 it t A- MORE DEPENDABLE THAN EVER FOR '59 vr:.;;:..:'(rf..jrSi1.- 17 u r19W M w mm Mm mm '-J Jr Lg5 - a'-v. t in return. The crop is the back- ference. But some sort of media bone of the nation's economic life a $630 million business this yeaY. Half the island has no phones the poles were cut down. So dar ing is the rebel movement that it seizes airliners at gunpoint: kid naps and holds American citizens The lavish luxury hotels and gambling casinos like the Riviera, the Habana Hilton and the Nacion al, are losing as muc as one million dollars a year. December is the beginning of the tourist sea son but it will be an abysmal one. Batista has put about 10.000 teenagers under arms in the past year and sent them into rebel territory after 30 days training The Caslro men call them "boca ditos" little mouthfuls. There is talk among Cubans of asking U. S. help to end the fight ing, which has already taken thousands of lives. Both Batista's government and the rebels profess tion to avert a widening of the civil war may be a last resort. cenls per bag of sugar as royalty llo abhor any hint of outside inter NEW ADDITION A near-Christmas present ar rived in the family of Mr. and -Mrs. Marvin iBuzzi Thomas, now residents of Watsonville. Califor nia. Paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thomas. Tule lake, received the news by tele phone of the birth, December 20, of Karen Louise, 7 pounds. 8 ounces. The little girl is the first child for Marvin and ltoxie 1 nom as who were guests here last holiday season. Maternal Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kasparian of Fresno. 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