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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1960)
t HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Sunday. November 13, 1960 PAGE 5 A 'Y' Banquet Speaker Is Named Daniel Tyler, an American Ne gro YMCA secretary who has just returned from Africa, will speak at the ninth annual banquet of the Klamath County Young Men's ! i I 3& ENNEY'S "1 Penneys is ready for Christmas! Christian Association banquet, Thursday, Nov. 17. The dinner will be served in the Klamath Union High School cafeteria. Tyler has been serving in Li beria for the last three years, helping to develop the "Y" move ment there. He will give a first hand explanation of the African situation. A fellowship hour is planned from 6:30 with dinner served at 7 p.m. The program will be con cluded by 9 p.m. For reservations call TU 4-4149. Earl Kent, president, will preside. MATHEMATICS I studentt are shown doing blackboard work under the supervision of instructor Robert Johnson, They are doing computations in the binary system which is the base many of the modern electronic computers use. Mathematics I is primarily to develop a better understanding of our own system through the study of other sys tems (ancient and modern). Other offerings include basic arithmetic, mathematics 3 and 4, geometry I,' 2 and 3; two years of algebra, advanced mathematics and trigonometry. Oregon Republicans Holding Hopes For Organizing State's Lower House BLAST KILLS FOUR MANILA tUPIi Four employes were killed and 11 others injured today when a fireworks factory blew up. Three of the victims were trapped inside (he burning build ing, owned by Santiago Tui, a Chinese businessman. SALEM AP Republicans! have hopes that they might organ-' Ize the 1961 state House of Rep resentatives, despite a 31-29 Dem ocratic majority. If they do, they would elect he speaker and choose the commit tee chairmen. The GOP hopes rest on persuad ing a couple of Democrats to throw in their lot with the Repub licans in organizing the House. There are four Democratic members, all from Eastern Ore gon, who customarily vote with tlie Republicans on issues which divide the parties. They are Reps. George Annala, Hood River; Don McKinnis, Summerville; Kather ine Musa, The Dalles; and Emil Stunz, Nyssa. Annala has made it known in the past that he wants to be speaker. Rep. Robert B. Duncan, D-Med-ford, speaker in 1959, said Thurs day lie would be willing to be speaker again if the Democrats organize the House. He added he Is confident the Democrats will organize it. Duncan would be the first man ever to serve as speaker in two successive regular sessions. The Republican choice could be Rep. Robert L. Elfstrom, R-Sa-lem. But he underwent surgery Thursday night for a perforaledj unci . If there has to be a compro mise candidate, it could well be Annala. Or he might be the Re publican choice if the GOP gets an outright majority in the vote on organization. At any rate the Republicans probably will run the House w hen it comes to voting on issues which divide the parties. That's because of the four Democratic votes they ran count on, w hich give them 33 of the 60 voles. The Republicans have stuck to gether solidly in voting during the past two sessions in which they have been the minority party. In the 1959 session when the Democrats held a 33-27 edge, they could not muster a voting major ity when the chips were down. In the Senate the Democrats have a 20-10 majority. The legislature meets Jan. 9. AMIDON'S BUSINESS MACHINES Now Doing Fusineis In Our New Location 4535 S. 6th WATCH FOR OUR Grand Opening FREE CATALOGUE! ! Would you like to bo abU to order by moil from "Tho Most Fascinating" Food Store In tht Northwest??? If it's unusual foods hord to find, bulk glazed fruit and nuts, specialty baking supplies or Oregon's most complete Health Food line. 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