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TUESDAY, APRIL 7. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE . 1 1 1 ( U 11? x rr; ! ; feii aa"--i iT aeWiiiP """ a i - rr'fhWfiiiSt'l II SEVERAL CHILDREN from Klamath County at the Children's Farm Home at Corvallls wil eat Klamath grown potatoes from a special shipment purchased recently. The two-ton load of tubers was taken to the home free of charge through the courtesy of Ole Roem hildt, local manager of Consolidated Preightways. The unidentified lad at rear of truck Is one of the 149 youths at the home. CITY BRIEFS House To Mull Utility Bill SALEM (AP)-Thc House Tax ation Committee had a change of heart Monday and decided to con sider the Senate-passed bill to as- other classes ot property. The committee tabled the bill last week, but voted Tuesday to take it oft the table. The vote was 5-4. The Senate Taxation Committee has tabled a House bill to add one million dollars a year to in come taxes paid by utilities. The utilities are opposed to both bills. The House Committee sent to the floor without recommendation the bill to provide lower tax rates on timber that is cut on a sustained yield basis. Timber assessments now are based on county-wide averages. Weather Table ' United Press International Temperatures and rainfall for Idaho Town Near Center MeCALL, Idaho (AP) This central Idaho resort town has just learned it may be near the new geographical center of the United States now that Alaska and Hawaii are part of the Union. Officials took the news calmly. W. 0. Holmes, president of Re search Publications. Inc., of San Carlos, Calif., wired city officials Monday he figures the site is near McCall. Later, he told The Asso ciated Press in San Francisco the spot ought to be about 25 miles north of McCall. "I had hopes it was going to be closer," said McCall's Mayor Art Roberts, "like in the new de partment store parking lot or something." "That's pretty rocky country," he added. "I don"t think we could set up any pole or anything this hma it vaor " 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Rain Alburquerque RO 52 Atlanta R4 59 Bakcrsfield 76 59 . Boise 57 28 Boston S4 34 .07 Brownsville 81 68 Chicago 54 42 Denver 80 38 Detroit 55 38 Fairbanks 38 17 Fort Worth 84 65 Helena 55 26 Kansas City 81 67 Los Angeles 66 55 Miami 79 74 Minneapolis 66 48 New Orleans 79 60 New York 55 40 .01 Oakland 76 57 Oklahoma City 83 B4 Phoenix 80 58 Pittsburgh 53 34 Red Bluff 79 60 Reno 64 20 Sacramento 82 59 Salt Lake City 68 37 San Diego 65 58 .07 San Francisco 64 52 Seattle 52 38 Spokane 52 28 Stockton 81 52 Thermal 83 61 Tucson 83 49 Washington 63 40 TOO MANY CROWDS LISBON, Portugal UPI One of the conditions of concessions granted Monday for sidewalk cafes near busy Restauradorcs Square that there Bridges Raps U.S. Policies SEATTLE (AP) The foreign policies of the United States arc unpopular among all Western European trade unionists. Interna' tional Longshoremen's & Ware housemen's Union President Har ry Bridges said Tuesday. Tiie European unionists differ greatly among themselves. Bride is said, hut on the whole they are opposed to and fear the 'get tough' and 'brinkmanship' policy of the U. S. State Department." The report, prepared for release at the ILWU biennial convention here, was based on a seven-week trip Bridges took through Europe and the Middle East recently. The report was also signed by other union officers. , British labor men "are critical and questioning in regard to the motives and aims of the Russians and just as critical and question ing about American motives as well, the report said. The most striking economic difference between the socialist and capitalist countries is t h e absence of unemployment in East ern Europe," he said. Labor power is in short supply in the U.S.S.R. and Czechoslovak la. And the introduction of new machines and new methods urged by the unions in order to raise production and to relieve workers of heavy jobs and to free them for retraining and employ ment elsewhere." Rummage And Plant Sale Don't forget the rummage and plant sale, April 10 and 11, in the Peli can Theater Building, Eighth and Klamath. One of the members of the WSCS of the First Methodist Church, who is sponsoring the sale, is donating her collection of African violets lor the plant sale. Raked Food Sale will be at the Big Y Market on Saturday, April 11, from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., spon sored by the ladies ot the Church of the Brethren. KUHS Parents and Patrons group will meet tonight, April 7, in the high school cafeteria at 8 p.m. Program consists of a stu dent panel with Jim Boyle as mod erator. Refreshments following. Canceled The meeting of Dis trict No. 8 Nurses Association scheduled for Thursday, April 9, has been canceled. Fremont PTA will meet Thurs day, April 9, at 2:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Junior High School orchestra will play and junior high students will present six variety acts. Baby sitters will be available. Refreshments follow ing the meeting. PTA Pelican PTA executives will meet Wednesday, April 8, at 1 p.m. m Pelican School Auditorium. Sojourners will hold a regular no-host luncheon on Wednesday, April 8, at 12:30 p.m. in the Pine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel A business meeting at 1:30 will be followed by an afternoon of bridge, canasta and pinochle. All newcomers are welcome. For fur ther information please call Mrs M OlgCa ai 1U 1-124B. WOM Women of the Moose Chapter 467 will hold an initiation meeting tonight in the Moose Hall at 8 p.m. I he chapter plans a potluck supper for April U at 6:30 p.m. in the Moose Hall. PTA Meet The Mills-Ponderosa PTA will meet Wednesday, April at 7:45 p.m. in Mills School Auditorium for a discussion to be led by directors of City Elemen tary School District One. Music will be furnished by the All-City Orchestra directed by Mr. Gippo. Guests at the Charles W. John son home in Henley recently were Mr. and Mrs. Norm Dversdal and sons, Jon and Eric, of South San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Emerson and son, Frank, of San dy, Oregon; and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Emerson and sons, Butch and Gordon, who are remaining at the Johnson home for a longer visit. Butch returned home with the Dversdal family. Junior h and B Square Dance group will square dance Wednes day. April 8. at 7 p.m. at the Oasis Hall at the junction of high ways 97 and 66. ; Unitarian Wendell B. Smith ot the Klamath Union High School English department will be guest speaker at the Wednesday evening meeting of the Klamath Unitarian Fellowship at 8 o'clock at the Klamath Art Center. Smith will present a thesis titled. "My Choice is Process (A Layman Ventures nto Metaphysics Chiefly Via A. N. Whitehead'." in which he explores some of the concepts taught by the late philosopher and mathe matician, Alfred North Whitehead. Home Edward O. McCrackcn. 1322 South Riverside, an emplove of Mouldingcralt Inc., is home fol lowing major surgery on a hand Falrvirw PTA study group will meet. Thursday, April 9 at 9:30 a.m. in the primary library at the school. Mildred Lowdon will lead the discussion on "Children and Money." Everyone welcome. Change Eagles Club members. expecting to meet at the home of Mrs. Hildred Bums on Wednes day, April 8, will meet instead in the basement of the Eagles Hall at 12:30 p.m. for a potluck lunch eon and meeting. Mrs. Millie De Witt will serve as hostess with Mrs. Rhea Stevens as co-hostess. Study Course A four weeks stu dy course will begin in the Metho dist Church Wednesday, April 8, and will continue each Wednesday through April 29, starting at 12:45 p.m. Subject for study will be "Understanding Other Cultures," led by Mrs. Ronald R. Harper. Everyone interested will be welcomed. Blind To Get Encyclopedia LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP-Thc American Printing House for the Blind announced Monday it will publish the first Braille encyclo- Dedia. Publication of 250 seats of 156 volumes each will be made with a $115,500 gift from the Field Foun dation ot New York and Field En terprise Educational Corp., Chicago. The encyclopedias will be used by schools and libraries serving the blind in this country and Canada. Stereotyping the special edition of The World Book Encyclopedia is expected to take about two years. HELL COMPLETED FORT ROCK-One of the new Irrigation wells in the Fort Rock Valley was completed and tested last week by Sid Munnerlyn for Charles C. Miles. The new Miles well is 135 feet deep and delivers 1600 gallons per minute. Water stanus at 14 feet from the sur face, draw ing down to 45 feet I during pumping. j This is Miles' third well, from which he plans to flood irrigate 60 additional acres. Land prepa-j ration will be underway shortly! and he expects to have the well in operation for the 1960 season, i 1 y , O n-JBCTMUJK COW. TARKEL TWEET Ph. 4-7 147 2SS0 White St. Four Killed In Headon KELOWNA. B. C. ( AP Two automobiles collided head-on near here Monday, killing three women and a seven-month-old baby. A hoy and a man were critically injured. The victims were Mrs. W. B. Brown, Victoria. B.C.: Mrs. Mar lene A. Wilson, 25, Milnes Landing. B. C, and her daughter, Erin Marlcnc. seven months, and Mrs. T. B. Reece. Westbank, B. C. Hospitalized with critical inju ries were Dick Thut, 12, Sooke. B. C, and T. B. Reece, husband of one of the dead women. 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