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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOI R HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. MARCH 30. 10 ,0 v. o "You -said you wanted something to brighten up the living room now aoour a couple 01 Doys and a record player?" Father, Three Escape Train - SUN VALLEY. Calif. iUPH - John Fancher, 45. who escaped with his three young daughters seconds before a train smashed into their stalled car, says he doesn't know about miracles. "All I know is that we were all saved," he said Sunday after the accident as he was on his way to church for Easter services with his daughters Lynn. 12; Margo, 9. and Christine. 7. At tne railroad grade cross ing .. . the view was blocked by a suing ol Ireighl cars." Fancher said. They were uncoupled to let traffic through but you couldn't see cither side." He said he start ed across when the car stalled on the tracks "Then I heard it the horn of train, coming fast and close. I knew there was no time to try and start the car again." Fancher said. "I yelled lor the kids to get Christians Of The World Celebrate Easter Sunday By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS Christians over much of the world celebrated Easter Sunday with services and prayers (or peace. Outside American church es there were the usual fashion parades. Pope John XXIII. In the lirsl Easter Mass of his pontificate, pleaded for peace But he de clared lhal "the good Christian does not yield and is wary ot com promises." Despite an all-day downpour, 100. (100 persons were in SI Peter's Square for the pontiff's blessing. Among them were 6$ contest win ning newsboys from S8 U S. news papers. Afterward, the boys pre sented an Easter egg to Italian movie queen Gina Lollobi igida In West Berlin, a record inu.noo tourists converged on the city till miles inside Communist East Germany. Pilgrims of numerous dctuoni nations hailed the Resurrection in Little David Returns Home SAN FRANCISCO iUPII - Little David Stewart returned home Sim dav night with a lug smile tor lhel'w" e "cks on a hal designed thousands of Bav Area residents fs covered with pink who donated Jlo.OOO so that lie ,a 2! Wor-n 3 lnK"d Aron might have a normal life so"' 22fS2 f1''" , . The m-vear-oM bm ,h ! Gettysburg, Pa., a crowd of mother. Mrs Tom Stewart. 21 rived from Chicago where David underwent a delicate heart opera tion When David left for Chicago, his complexion was blue and be couldn't stl up But when he re turned Sunday night, the little boy laughed and waved as he hugged his lather and kissed his 7 month old brother on the head Mrs. Stewart said the doctors as sured her David could look for ward to a lull lile after several months recuperation "He's going to be line, just line." she said "He cats twice as much ss before and he s so hap PV " Now he'll he able to do any thing but play football." beamed her husband "Nobodl will ever know how woudeilul this is or how grateful we are to everyone who made it possible " Guests Perish In Hotel Fire Ukiah tuwi - two guests were killed earlv Sunday when fire broke out in the year-old Palace Hotel, hut 42 other resi dents escaped without injury 1 lie d. .id weie Bill Scheid. 75 and William Fuqua 28. who lost a leg and was partiallv paralyzed in a logging .in idenl two ve.iiN ago The (ire started at 4 45 a 111 and destroyed a storeroom and one (lining loom neiore it was controlled Damage, including that c.used by smoke throughout the building, was estimated at $50 000 PREDICTS STATEHOOD VOTE WASHINGTON 't PI '-Hawaiian Delegate John A Burns predicts j that the islands loouo registered voters will vote in to 1 in lavor ot 1 statehood 1 Daughters Car Crash out and run. Then I saw the dicscl r'('ad Sunday ,ne arae of his engine. It was right on top of us.nom: . . "Little Christine got out lust I PolKe sald t-eorge Kincaid Jr.. She ran and I knew she was sale 1 29- an electronics technician, was Lynn, who was in the front seat!1"'1 s'umped in the Iron! scat of v. ltd me. jumped out her side, and nis tar garden hose had been was away. !run Irom the exhaust pipe to the "But when I turned to try andcar' interior, help Margo out of the back, I Authorities found a note appar- knew it was too late "Still. 1 grabbed her and as we ran. I heard a crash behind me. I didn't turn to look. The other girls say our car did a complete! loop in the air. "A neighbor took the girls on to church." Fancher said. "Mother and I stayed home. "You don't need to he in church to pray "I don't know about miracles," Fancher said "But I know this: "Today is Easier And when I saw that train, it was too close for all of us to escape." the Jordan-occupied old city of Jerusalem. Coptic bishops held services at the tar end ot the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, while Greek Orth odox and Armenian Christians conducted services in other parts of the building. mono lhnU allnH,,, . pontifical high mass in the basili n n"""""S " mill CJ were Mrs Franklin I). House veil and hti Ifiycar-old grand daughter Nina Jordanian newspa pers nan protected Mrs Roose velt v isit because of her friend ship for Israel, but there were no incidents, Lutherans held sunrise services at the Garden Tomb outside the walls of Jerusalem and mid-moraine, services in the Church ol the Redeemer Anglicans worshiped in St, George's Cathedral, and Protes tant! of other denominations met at the Garden Tomb lor inter-de nominational services Rain dampened the day in parts of the United States The sun broke through over New York, but cool temperatures kept Fifth Ave line Easier panders down to an estimated 800. nut), compared to the record 1.200.000 who stiolled m I9S7. A parade stopper in the Ave nue's chlPHU department were ilHI U Hi nil irtii'i .,' '. ident and Mrs Eisenhower, w 1 1 hi the couple's son daughter s law and four grandchildren, at the Presbyterian church The President's wile wore a pink violet wool suit with a small hat ol pink violets with green vel vet trim But the crowd was most pleased by her three young grand daughters in matching white trimmed red dresses, light blue or gray coats, and red trimmed white Breton sailor hats on the two older I later in the week for a speech on girls and a flowered bonnet oni"1 international situation Satur ." veai old Marcy Jean day morning at Gettysburg Col in Mexico, thousands nf holiday . lege - spring convocation, travelers were threatened by a That will he his second speech wildcat slnkr of some 70.000 rail 0' 'be wvek with an international vav employes National Railway theme On Thursday in Washing officials sa'd mass arrests of labor ton- be will address the opening leaders involved had halted Ihe session ot the North Atlantic strike and that service was slowlv ' being resumed. 7 Children Die In Blaze DANIFLTOWN. Va iAP Sev en cnunren, ranging in age trom III months to 11 years, perished j Sunday in flames that destroyed their small, lour-room frame col ' tage while their parents attend-1 ed Easter Sunrise services. The vnungsters were childirn ol : I Mr and Mrs Edward Lewis Ne groes Lewis. 14 a laborer, audi, his wife were attending services al Mt. Zion Church, a mile away. 1 when Ihe fire was discovered at 5 40 am by a nasserhv. Lvnn' Towers lowers a white man tried to kick in the hack door of the house but could not enter because 01 the flames Shortly alterward lawis returned hut also was driven hack I by the fire. When Alberta liremen amved the home was in nuns Governor's Mulls Urban SACRAMKNTO IUPD A newilhe central areas of our cities old Klmalh Inion High School I SACRAMENTO tUPI) - A bill governor's commission will try tojfrom becoming slums where de-,Jun'r ,s 1959 wnner of the,,0 Iooscn pr0USKms o( a 45.yt.ar- find out if better coordinated local Imqucncy and crime breed andlv . ann'!dl' expense-paid Lnited old utjities ontroi iaw ls running i gwci mucin can umic snois in IBM nanaimg ot crime, smog, tax- es and transportation. Gov. Kdmund (j. Brown appoint ed the 19 commissioners Sunday and directed them to make a far reaching study of the problems brought by "explosive" urban growth in California. The governor Commission on 'measures are necessary to prevent1 members of the sponsoring organ Metropolitan Area Problems will, poisoning of air in our metropoli- nations, parents of the contest- be headed by San Francisco At torney Ben C. Dimnvay as chair man, and Los Angeles insurance executive J. Edward Day as vice chairman. As a beginnins noint. the gover nor set a five-point program: 1. Transportation. Irceways. rails and streels-"How best can we move millions of men to and irom work- 2. Housing, redevelopment, land. use planning "How can we keep Jilted Swain Said Suicide REDWOOD CITY IUPD A bachelor, apparently rejected by the women he loved, was found cntly written hv Kincaid Wednesday, the day of the sui cide. It was addressed to "Dear Florence" and read "Now that I know that you don't love me, I just lost my heart you have to have love, and be loved with all the heart and soul as 1 have loved you, to live... without that. I am not a man " Police Arrest Nine Youths SAN FRANCISCO 'UPU Nine East Bay youths were arrested Sunday night as police broke up an unruly moh of 400 persons at Playland-at-the-Beach Authorities said most of the 400 involved were from the East Bav. and some claimed they have been attending a beach party sponsored by their church. Police were called to the scene when the youths began lighting e-. .-mi over , ;K rails :nu m, mi . , , ,,- ,,.!. Five persons were booked at city prison and (our teen agers were taken to the Youth Guidance Center. Police said they refused to disperse when ordered. ATTENDS MEETING MONTAGi E - Mrs. Aha Coat ney. district secretary ol the chil dren s workshop, sponsored hv the Women's Society ol Christian Serv ice of the Methodist Church, re cently atlended a district confer ence al Easter Hill Methodist Church in Richmond, California Mrs Coatney was accompanied on the trip by her daughter. Fave. Mis Barbara Reed, junior super intendent o( the church school at Mount Shasta, and Mrs Harold Fngdahl, conlerence secretary of the district sector of the children's wuiKMiup. noin .virs. need and vns l-.ngnani are trom Mount Shasta. Ike Heads Back To Capital; Rain Snips Easter Holiday GETTYSBI RG I VP President Eisenhower tnd.iv cut nis rosier nonnay a nit short, ap- X....-, u. tain. ,i 1 hi 1 Rain, which commenced dunn the night and continued as In- lelt by car wiped out the possibility of another round of golf before the end of ihe Easter weekend visit Eisenhower started here last Thursday. the President plans to return Ireatv Council's 10th anniversa ""'"ting creation of flowers of many The President had spent the colors. She was cared for at the Baste weekend mainly taking itjchurch nursery while the rest ol easy with his family ;the lamily attended the services With the Eisenhower ladies and At the services. Ihe Eisenhowers his three small granddaughters at mined in a prayer for "a resur tracttng much attention in new rection of hope and peace and Easter outfits, the President Sun-1 goodwill throughout the world " day morning took the lamily to, There also was a special prayer services at the Gettysburg Presbv- (or cancer-stricken Secretary of tenan church ! State John Foster Dulles. WINDOWS - ALUMINUM SLIDING WITH SCREENS 3- 0x2-0 $19.95 4- 0x2-6 $24.25 6-0x3-0 $32.50 Complete List ol Siscs At Proportionote Prices McCollum Lbr. Home Mart 2030 So. 6th TU 2 5885 Commission Problems . wnere people live in squalor? How can we best deal with de facto h actual' segregation in housing?' .1 Maximum economy in hand- ling the tax dollar-Do we have His speech.' Influence of the too many overlapping junsdic-1 lnited Nations on Economic Se tions?" curity of Other Nations. " was giv- 4. Prevention of air pollution and ' n Saturday nigh) at a dinner water contamination "What i meeting in the IOOF Hall before tan rccions?" 5. Larger governmental strut- tures or districts "What are the values and limitations of super- governmental agencies'?" U examples of the problems, Brown cited the 1000 government- al agencies existing in Los Anel - es County and conflicting city- county SDeed regulations on roads m Santa Clara and Orange conn ties. Calling for a serious study ol metropolitan government, he said. we do not rule out the possibility tnai we mav even leave oenina,,,. interested in hrarii'rMiM our present concept of counties. '" nO OlSiriCIS. In any event, we must abandon miieUOie Ideas and start thinking. in terms of meeting the needs of July by bus. across Canada, to our communities." IWinnepeg. then south to Mmne- The governor emphasized that I sota. to Washington. DC. will be the commission was not to be con-1 present for the routine of United sidercd a reflection on existing lo-. Nations sessions, and will be given cal governments lan opportunity to meet one or two "Explosive growth knows noth-1 foreign delegates to the U.N. A ing about manmade boundary dinner at International House is lines," he said. "A sewer problem also planned, doesn't end because there is a The return trip will include vis sign which says city limits,' nor its to Mt. Vernon. Tomb of the does a highway suddenly termin- Unknown Soldier, Philadelphia, the ate where it meets the county line. "The role of the commission wililPark and other points of interest. be to give statewide study and thought to these problems before they oveiwhelm us all." Other members of the commiss ion are James B. Boyle. Pasa dena: Mrs. Rudd Brown. La Can ada; Alan K. Browne, San Fran cisco: Richard Carpenter, Berke ley: Richard Cartwright, Los An geles. Rev. Maurice A. Dawkins, Los Angeles: Joseph L. Eichler. Palo Alto: Mortimer W. Hall. Los Angeles: Frank E. Hurd. Los An geles: Dr. S. C. Joyner. Los An geles; John J King. Oakland: Dr. Don Leilfer. San Diego: William R. MacDougall, Sacramento; Ev elio Grillo. Oakland: Victor H. Palmieri, Thousand Oaks: Boy Sorensen. San Francisco; Charles Wellman, Glendale and Missing Chimp Search Object OAKLAND i UPU Oakland police today sought a baby chim panzee named Lulu which was stolen from a pet shop either late Saturday or early Sunday. Norman J. Blanche!, owner of the pet shop, told authorities the animal was taken bv someone who drilled a hole in the wall nf Ik shop. The thief left $H0 in the cash register. Blanchct said the chimp was val ued at $1,250. Forester Rites Are Pending EUGENE IAP) Funeral ser vices are pending for Robert Auf derheide. Willamette National Forest supervisor, who died ol cancer Saturday. He was 50. Alllderheide had held thp Wil- lamette forest post since UM and helore that seived for a time as snnerv ior of the t'mnnun Ma. Uional Forest at Rooeburg, In Ihe gioup with him were the first lady, their son and daughter- in-law. rmy Maj and Mrs John r. istuiionei , ano mrir lour cnn- 1 Li-- wnuse inn ninnnay is niesdav. Barbara Anne. 9. Susan. 7, and Mary Jean. 2 The crowd of about 300 in front ol the church in sunny hut chilly weather murmured approval of the finery of Mrs, Eisenhower and her daughter in law But the three little girls just about stole the show. All three were in bright red dresses with white trim, with t.ishionahle coats ol light blue and light grav Barbara 11ne and Susan wote identical hats-white ""ion ors v., in ren nanns ana su eauici v Tinv Marv Jean's hat was .1 wee iPupil Wins UN Journey Trenton Scott Douglas. 16-year- "TL . TT j C-T i A sored by Lake and Klamath Cot Odd Fciius and R el kali a. He the son of .Mr. and Mrs. H. C nn,iiac u-m vwit, t- a... ianta and otl'.ers Judges were James Lattie. news dlrector. hOTI-Tv . George Calli on ncws director. KF.II and oeorge rroctor. Mamatn rails at- i " ' Herbert Munsell. Klamath Falls. "12a'n ehairmanned the speech con - F" Alternate winning contestant 35 ?lenda Sw,m' Paisley High School Vern Howard. 19.V1 winner shnu f'H rnlnrrrf si uiV, uith mm. imontary of his trip last year. Both young Howard and this year's win nrr Utll Yu availahln In nrniniiti ol ,hc trips and lne wcek' , viil In the Itnilert Valinn. h.-ul. ! quarters in New York. Winninc contestants will in Dakota badlands. Yellowstone Paper Blasts Meg, Queen LONDON tAPI New Protestant complaints were expected today in the wake of a newspaper report that Princess Margaret may ac company Queen Mother Elizabeth when she calls on Pope John XXII I in Rome next month. Court sources said the princess is going along when her mother visits the Italian capital April 20 28. The London Sunday newspaper "The People" said the princess was most anxious to meet the Pope. A British Protestant organiza ton has protested the queen mother's having an audience with Pope John. The protest stems from the fact that Queen Eliza beth II is the titular head of the Church of England. Princess Margaret was received by the late Pope Pius XII at the Vatican 10 years ago to the ac companiment of similar criticism from Rritish Protestants. The report in "T h e People" I said palace and forrign office of ficials are urging the 28-year-old princess not to call on the new Pope. "No member of the British royal family for centuries has paid a second visit to Rome alter having been received in papal audience during a previous visit," the paper said. Five Day Forecast By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Oregon Tempera tures averaging slightly below nor mal. Precipitation more than nor mal, occurring mostly Tuesday or Wednesday and at end ol the i week The hivh I temperatures gen erally 46-38. Minimums 25-35. Northern California Two days of rain at beginning of period with snow in mountains; rain like ly at end of period, temperatures slightly below normal: normal normal minimum - maximum Sac ramento 46-68. Red Bluff 46-68. Eureka 44-55. Blue Canyon 34-51, Santa Rosa 40 68 Wood Alcohol Fatal To Cleric EL CERRITO lUPl) George F Patterson, 1'he Rev. tired minister, took a not! 10 trom a cabinet during his Easter din - ner and pourvd what he thought1 was wine for his wife and him self , . j 1 , . , , , "ien warnxi.h(, a!arm He ,wskened and h, wife Dont drink that lfshplpcd (lr(,men Mtlni,ish the L2L uea. P.r. hli"' ln ,.hp.fr'"" blr"on1 " dead Police said the bottle fen tamed wood alcohol Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated daily 94c Under New Management Souer's Chevron Service Chiloquin Phone 631 DRAWING APRIL 13 Electric Roaster - Floor Mat Free Car Wash, Lube & Oil Change No obligation - No need to be present to win We Give Gold Bond Stamps Utilities Control Bill Meets Senate Opposition into opposition in the Senate Public Ltilities Committee which meets : between classes ol services today. Dolwig'i bill would strike all this The bill, introduced by Sen. 1 language and would substitute that Richard Dolwig i R.Redwood City1. 1 no public utility can "give or would repeal parts of the Publicjcau.se any undue or unreasonable Ltilities Code which sponsored by 1 preference or advantage to any Gov . Hiram Johnson in 1914 particular person, company, firm, The code now reads that "no corporation . . ." public utility shall, as to rates. The key words, according to op charges, service, facilities, or m Ponents of the bill, are any un any other respect make or grant due or unreasonable preference any preference or advantage to The chief opponent of the bi . any corporation or person or sub-1 Sen. Virgil O'Sullivan 'U-tt in ject any corporation or person to I tarns', a member of the commit any prejudice or disadv antage." I tee, said the measure "is one ol The code also states that public utility shall establish or i Operation Said Success SANTA MONICA Calif .fPli Jon Castro. 4. can start living normal life new lhal a hot- in hi ' heart has been repaired. The boy came home over the ! weekend from St. John s Hospital where he underwent a heart op eration, made possible by mechan ics of the human body who built a machine to substitute for the heart and lungs. Jon had been a frequent patient at St. John's where the nurses lelt they knew almost as much about the young heart victim as his parents. He had been hospitalized two to P.1"" times a year with pneumon- the result of a congenital heart delect which shunted blood into Jon's lungs, making him suscep tible to pneumonia. Jon was doomed to a life of dis ability or an early death because ot a hole between the chambers of his heart. .Now, only a savage scar nearly Irom neck to navel remains to remind him ot his former condition. The problem of repairing the hole was something like an auto mechanic faced with replacing a piston ring with the engine going. He must first stop the engine. throat'" PORTLAND i API Delegates ,wl wWfsM attending the 74th convention ol WEED A Court of Honor for the American Assn. for Health, Boy Scouts of Troop 31 will be Physical Education and Recrea- held at the multipurpose room of lion here, today w( attending the Weed Union Elementary sectional conferences. School April 8. One of these sessions, on Col-1 A potluck dinner for the scouts, lege Physical Education, will families, and friends who care to have John M. Cooper of the Uni- attend will precede the honor cere versfty of Southern California as monies. moderator. On the panel will be At the regular meeting of the (rank Bennet. Eastern Oregon Col- lege Arthur C. Hearn, Univer sity of Oregon; William C. Jones, I niversity of Oregon; and Roy E. Lieuallen, Oregon College of Education. Robert C. Liv ingston of Oregon College of Education will speak on "The Problems of Financing tne College Athletics Program" al a meeting of the Athletics Ad ministration Section. Serving Ihe panel will be: A Oden Hawes. Oregon School Activities Assn.; Vern Giimore, Salem; Rov s Keene, uregon jtiaie college: ann lege, Portland. At Monday's opening session. Delbert A Oherteuffer. on the -daff of the Physical Education Department at Ohio State Univer sity, received the organizations top award. Among teachers honored tor professional excellence was George J. Strino. Salem. San Jose Woman Victim Of Fire SAN JOSE 1 UPI 1 Mrs. Rose risher. recently divorced by ac NaiMinth. M, San Jose, burned to ,re5s Debbie Reynolds, declined death in her home Sunday when comment on whether he and Miss she apparently fell asleep while 'Taylor will marry during their mioking a cigarette. Nevada stay. Hie victim, who was bedridden. i- .a n , , u,i,k , . months lir. N.tmlth'. hushand Clar ence, was sleeping in the back nt-uiooni iicn oriKnoois i n lieu in I"" ' ,lffPni Stops Heart Gas 3 Times Fastei Relief Cf rtvftcd uorato-y Inlil'W BtU-AHS lib- ICtS rtutfllil ) I'Wtlll "we" VtOWKh K"!1' m om nmutt II inl l1'"l '!'" "H" Git SIlL-SliS IMll !i '" " JH!" rintl 55 ' 'H'i's S'"4 """ r KV" m o.i-inu-s " maintain any unreasonable differ ence as to rates, charges, service facilities or in any other respect either as between localities or as tne most open aueinpis cn made by the utilities to obtain per mission to run wild Hiram Jackson's intent and it was backed by the Legislature when it passed the bill was to prevent any discrimination by the utilities, and that's the way it should be." Another section of the proposed bill states that the section docs not apply to discrimination, prejudice aior disadvantage to the commerce 0 any Oilier pUOIIC Ulllliy. I "This." according to another Mien uei 01 uie l u in m i i i . mean- that utilities couia Dis criminate against each other to their hearts content. "The fight this might touch off could develop into a battle of the giants with the consumer caught in the squeeze." Dolwig said the bill merely brings the state statute into line with federal law by allowing the California Public Utilities Com mission to use "undue and un reasonable" as the basis for its decisions. Dolwig pointed out that the com mission has been doing this but recently had one of its decisions re versed by the California Supreme Court "That's right." O'Sullivan said "anil all this bill is trying to do is let the utilities get around the Su preme Court "Utilities have a monopoly in their service areas now. Thev even get a guaranteed profit. If their prolits drop all they have to do is go to the PUC and ask for a rate increase. "Why should we open the door so they can cut each other's troop held at the Weed Court Club, members and leaders. Ar den Parker and Robert V. Mai lory, made preparations for the annual Camporee to be held this year April 18-19 at Soda Creek I sou,h of Dunsmuir. Eddie Works; Liz Resting 1 c v-l-z-av: Nev. IAP) "Hiss Taylor is here to rest and I'm here to work." Eddie Fisher was speaking to reporters between rehearsals at the Tropicana Hotel where he opens his night club act Wednes day. Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor arrived Sunday in this desert gambling resort. The actress, ac companied by her three children, a nurse and valet, went into se clusion at a $500-a-week ranch outside of town, A guard patrolled the entrance as a steady proces sion of sightseers tried to get s look at the raven-haired actress. More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Her? 11 a pleasant way to overcome looae plate dtscninfort FAST i-1 1 H an improved powder, sprinkled on upper and lower plate holds tliem firmer so that thev feel more rom fortable No Kiimmy. (tooty. pasty ta.t or feelln It a alkaline -non-aridi Does not aour Chacki "plte odor" i denture breath- O f ,;. TFFTTH toda al anv drut counter Evangelistic Services . HP Featuring ?gFi(fif " v Dr. J. D. Scott, Evangrlut For Lovjis.ono Boptut f. Convention. -Vs Don't Foil To Heor j Dr. Scott's Powerful Sinamq m B BT Service Led Bv Airman I H i3v U From Km,, lev Field. H 3WT I al Srf. cn eSSS" ' fjJjH ... . . Dr. J . D. SCOTT Nightly at 7:30 thru April 5th CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Gorden ot Eoit Mom Dr Grady tstes, Postor forest Funds Given Okay MrCI.OUD The Siskiyou Coun. tj Board of Education met at 'Yreka the evening of March Is The board voted to allocate $8209 :from forest reserve funds to tha Tulelake High School district for payment of bleacher construction alter hearing a request for the amount from Tulelake board mem bers, Mrgil Barron and tarl Par sons. Other action taken by the board was: voted to apportion not re exceed J300 for a new refriger ator tor tne nonotuiu scnool: ap proved a list of six teachers' cre dentials approved the purchase of six lilms for the audio-visual department; approved the request of Mrs. Minnie Pederson for a general elementary life diploma: heard a delegation from Gazelle elementary board request funds for various capital-outlay items and voted to provide funds for the payment of a duplicator and typewriter. In further action the county board approved the submission nf a comparable audio-visual prrvr gram contract, as last year. each school district; approved the request of an inter-district trans fer of a student from Callahan to Etna: approved a county su. perintcndenl of schools budget for fiscal year ending June 30, 10, totaling $25,486 for salaries and wages, maintenance and opera tion and capital outlay; approved. latter amendments, a budget of $3800 for the county board: ap proved a $6000 junior college 'transportation and tuition, main tenance and operation budget re quest; and approved a budget of $4240 for education of mentally retarded children. The county board heard a re port that all school districts, with one exception, were in compliance with the ruling of the board that each district submit a capital-outlay report on funds expended from fores' reserve funds before being eligible for new allocations. The group set the next meeting date for April 30 at 8 p.m. at Yreka. California Weather United Press International San Francisco Bay Area: Part ly cloudy with a few showers this alternoon; cloudy Tuesday with rain likely by afternoon: high to day 58-62: low tonight 48-53; south west to west winds 10-22 m.p h ; Chance of rain 40 per cent this alternoon. 10 per cent tonight. 70 per cent Tuesday. Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Show ers today with snow above 5,000 feet: partly cloudy tonight: rain Tuesday with snow above 6.000 feet; little change in temperature. Sierra Nevada: Rain today with snow above 6,000 feet in north; partly cloudy tonight; cloudy Tues day with rain from Highway 50 northward: little change in tem perature. Sacramento Valley: Rain this morning, partly cloudy this after noon with scattered showers: cloudy Tuesday with rain in north in morning spreading over valley in afternoon; high both days 58-65; low tonight 42-48; variable winds 7-15 m.p.h. Northwestern California: Occa sional rain this morning, partly cloudy with a few showers this afternoon: rain Tuesday: little change in temperature: high to day and low tonight Napa 60-43, Santa Rosa 60-42, Ukiah 60-42: southwest to west winds 10-21 m.p.h. near coast becoming south erly 20-35 m.p.h. Tuesday. OPKN TO TOURISTS MOSCOW (UPIi-Two historic towns in the Crimea Sevastopol and Balaklava are being opened to Soviet and foreign tourists this summer for the first time is many years. If You Are Under 80 You Are Not Too Old For Life Insurance Lit us tell you how ycaj can still apply for a Jl.nnn life insurance policy to help take care of final expenses without burdening your family. You handle the entire transaction by mail with OLD AMERICAN of K.WSVS CITY No obligation. Ne one will call on you! Tear out this ad and mail It to day with your name, address and year of birth to Old American In surance Co . 3 West 9th, Dept. 1-TOB. Kansas City. Missouri Adv.