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SHASTA VIEW COMMUNITY
BUILDING ASSOCIATION will
meet Friday, Jan. 20, at 7 p.m.
at the grange hall. There will be
lection of officers. All members
are asked to attend.
KUHS CLASS OF 1951 will hold
a meeting Friday. Jan. 20. at
7:30 p.m. at the Community
lounge to start plans for a class
reunion.
MANZANITA SOCIAL CLUB will
meet at the home of Edith Bar
leen, 5251 Walton Drive, Friday,
Jan. 20, at 7:30 p.m.
ALL MEMBERS of Aloha Chap-
fpp No. 61 OES are asked to do
nate rummage for sale to be held
Jan. 27 and 28 at the Masonic
Temple. For pickup call Martha
Powell. TU 4-5689 or Leona An
gel TU 4-7171 after 5 o'clock.
SHASTA VIEW GRANGE will
meet at the grange hall at 8 p.m.
Friday, Jan. 20.
dance and potluck dinner Satur
day, Jan. 21, at 8 p.m. at their
hall in Pelican City. Bill Mayhew
will call. Kveryone is welcome.
CHILOQl IN ASSEMBLY, Rain
bow for Girls, will hold public
installation of officers Saturday
evening, Jan 21, at the Ma
sonic Hall at 8 o'clock.
AAUW MEMBERS are remind
ed of the luncheon meeting, Sat
urday, Jan. 21, at 12:30 p.m. at
the Willard Hotel. Jack Wilkinson,
member of the University of Ore
gon art faculty, will present slides
and commentary on contempo
rary painting and visual arts. Any
member who has not been called
for' reservations may -contact
Mrs. James Creswell. TU 4-3692.
BONANZA COMMUNITY
CHURCH will conduct a cooked
food sale at Bold's Store in Bo
nanza Saturday, Jan. 21, begin
ning at 10 a.m.
CHILOQUIN RAINBOW For
Girls installation will be 'Satur
day. Jan. 21, at' 8 p.m. at the
Chiloquin Masonic Hall. Public invited.
RAMBLLN' SQUARES are now
dancing every Friday night except
the fourth week in the month
whon thev dance Saturday. A
aouare dance beginner's class will
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dancing Sunday, 3 to 6 p.m.
Phone TU 4-8066 for further information.
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G. Roderlc Durham, executive
director of Oregon United Appeal. I
will be the featured speaker dur
ing the annual- Klamath County
United Fund Board meeting and
awards banquet the evening of
Feb. 13 at the Willard Hotel. The
public is invited.
Durham, a native of Illinois, en
rolled at Salvation Army College.
San Francisco, in 1926. following
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"He wants to be a 'hot dog'!"
EAGLES. LODGE MEMBERS
are invited to a free dinner at
FAMILY NIGHT at the YMCA
will be held Friday, Jan. 20, at
6:30. ,
SATURDAY
MERRY MIXERS will hold a
LOUIE AND OZZIE will fur
nish music for dancing at VFW
Hall from !l p.m. Saturday until
1 a.m. Members and their guests
are invited
Knowland
Sees Time
Of Crisis
SALEM (AP) Former Sen.
William F. Knowland of Califor
nia said Thursdav that he be-
lives the next eight months will
be a period of crisis in the world.
SUNDAY
UNITARIAN fellowship on Sun
day, Jan. 22. at 11 a.m. is spon
soring a talk by Tiber Kalman
on "How People Live and Feel
Behind the Iron Curtain." This!
meeting will be at the Unitarian
Fellowship hall at Pine Grove. A
family potluck will follow and
the public is invited.
A TURKEY AND HAM SHOOT
will be sponsored Sunday, Jan.
22, at 10 a.m. at the Boy Scout
camp at Bonanza by Bonanza Big
Springs Park Association. Targets
will be provided for shotguns and
SALEM (AP) A proposal
that Oregon launch a .move to
abolish the federal electoral col
lege ran into opposition Thursday
m the Senate State and Federal
Affairs Committee.
Russia, he said, is going to rifles. Refreshments will be
try to test' the administration of
President John F. Kennedy in
Berlin, the Far East, the Middle
East and elsewhere in the world.
"The great danger-is that they
may try to push harder than we
are willing to be pushed," Know
land said.
Knowland, assistant publisher
of the Oakland Tribune, said he,
felt Dean Rusk was a better
choice for secretary of state than
either Adlai Stevenson or Chesterjp.m. at Mrs. Ford Kimpton's
Bowles would have been. Ken
nedy named Rusk secretary of
state, Bowles undersecretary of
state and Stevenson ambassador
to the United Nations.
Knowland stopped in Salem to
visit with state legislators and
served.
LUTHER LEAGUE members of
Klamath Lutheran Church are in
vited to an ice skating party Sun
day, Jan. 22, from 6:30 p.m. till
9 o'clock. Members are asked to
meet at the church at 6 p.m.
MONDAY
U OF O MOTHERS CLUB will
meet Monday, Jan. 23, at 7:30
home, 231 Pacific Terrace. All
members are asked to attend
A CITIZENSHIP EXAMINER
from the Immigration and Natur
alization Service will be avail
able for citizenship questions and
then left by train for his home tests Jan. 23-24 in the county
In Oakland. Earlier he spoke in
Portland at a Republican fund
raising luncheon.
Knowland spoke earlier in the
day at a -Republican fund-raising
luncheon in Portland. He said
that the narrowness of the Dem
ocratic victory in the November
presidential election should en
courage Republicans.
Knowland said he has no plans
to seek office again and that it is
too early to say who will be the
Republican California governor
candidate.
CHANGING TIMES
NORTH CHICAGO, 111. (AP)-
Forty-five years ago it cost the
U.S. Navy $25,092 to erect twin
410-foot radio towers at the Great
Lakes Training Center. Today it's
going to cost the U.S. Navy
$24,994 to dismantle them. Built
in 1915, the towers have not been
Used for the past 10 years.
clerk's office at the courthouse.
Appointments may be made by
calling TU 2-5517.
GREAT BOOKS GROUP mem
bers will discuss Tolstoi's "The
Death of Illych" during a meet
ing Monday, Jan. 23, at 7:30 p.m.
in the city library.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS pot
luck dinner scheduled for Mon
day, Jan. 23, at 6:30 p.m. in the
parish hall is open to all mem
bers and their husbands or guests,
Mrs. Vincent Herlihy and Mrs.
Julian Abbott, co-chairmen an
nounced that rolls, butter and cof
fee will be furnished. Following
the dinner cards of choice will
be played.
BIKE CURB
Electoral College Plan
Runs Into Opposition
Graze Fee
Is Pegged
By Agency
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
basic grazing fee to be charged
for use of federal grazing district
ranges during 1961 will be 19,
cents for each head of cattle a
month, a three cent reduction!
from the I960 rate, the Interior
Department announced Thursday.
The department said the re
duction was based on the formula
under which grazing fees are in
creased or decreased when av
erage livestock prices at markets
in the .Western states change
more than two cents a pound
during the calendar year.
The 19-cent rate is the basic
rate. The rate for a horse will
be 38 cents a month and the rate
for each five sheep or goats will
be 19 cents a month. No fees
are charged for livestock under.
six months old.
The fees apply to all federal
grazing lands in 59 grazing dis
tricts lying in Montana, Idaho,
Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico,
Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Oregon
and California.
The department also said lease
rentals on government lands out
side of the grazing districts will
also be lower than those charged
in 1960. These rentals are based
on a sliding scale related to the
grazing capacity of the lands.
The rates range from two mills
to 76 cents an acre per year.
HERALD ANA NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Friday. Jaiiar 20, ISM
PAGE 5,
Durham Will Speak At United Fund
Awards Banquet In Klamath Falls
discharge from the Army, and
later was appointed an instructor
in the college.
During the next 24 years he
served Salvation Army in various
capacities. He was appointed di
rector of SA operations in Med
ford in'l!M3 and remained at that
job until 1938, when he became
The memorial would have the
president and vice president
elected by popular vote.
If three-fourths of the states
approve it, then Congress would
call a convention to place it in
tne Constitution.
Sen. Carl Francis, D-Davton.
author of the memorial, said the
Constitution never has been
amended by this method. The
usual method is for Congress to
submit proposed amendments to
the states.
Francis said it is more demo
cratic to elect the president by
popular vote. He cited the in
stances where presidents were
elected Without a majority of the
votes.
Sen. Walter J. Pearson, D-Port-
land, chairman of the committee,
said it would be better to let
Congress study the matter and
New Techniques
Said Necessary
SALEM (AP) New methods
and techniques must be found to
combat crime, Atty. Gen. Robert
Y. Thornton said Thursday in a
keynote speech to his Crime Pre
vention Conference.
Catching and punishing offend
ers has its value but in the light
of statistics it has not proven to
be the answer," he said.
Thornton said poverty, poor en
vironment, improper child devel
opment, mental deficiency, lack
of parental supervision and ab
sence of religious training are
some of the causes of crime.
"I believe that the major em
phasis in any crime prevention
program must be with the parents
and must start with the home,
he said. The conference ends Friday.
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G.
men! as executive director of the
Oregon United Appeal.
During the past 25 years, Dur
ham has become well known
throughout the western states as
an authority on youth work and
youth problems. He has served
as a volunteer in Boy Scout,
YMCA and oilier youth work.
Durham has also gained recog
nition as a public speaker. He
won first prize in the Beckman
Hollister public speech contest in
San Francisco in 1948.
The director lives in Salem -with
his wife. They are parents of four
children.
His job takes him into all
parts of th state to supervise the
field staff of the organization in
work w ith local community chests
and united funds,
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RODERIC DURHAM
director of youth activities for the
SA in Oregon and Idaho. He later
served in the same capacity in
Washington and Montana.
Durham was appointed com
manding officer of the SA in Spo
kane in 1940. and in 1943. direclor
of public relations for the SA in
11 western states and Alaska, Ha
waii ana me Philippines. In 1949,
New Blue Book
Is Off Presses
SALEM (AP) The 376-page
Oregon Blue Book for 1961-62 'he was appointed divisional com'
came off the presses today.
The Blue Book contains current
information about activities of
state, county, city and federal of
fices within Oregon. It also
touches on the state's history,
commerce anr1 development.
The cover of the new edition
bears a picture of Mt. Jefferson
in a setting of timbered foothills.
mander of the SA for Oregon
and Idaho, then he resinned h;
SA commission to accept appoint-
Worth
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ATCHISON. Kan. (AP)-David
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note. "They
submit proposed changes to the!' ?. u . Car . a , .
S "Congress." he said, "is in a several (hTs. '?? ta J"!
much better position to study this SXJZ.
Pearson and Sen. Thomas RJbelon8ed to Ml and a note were
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mi uy auuiiuuu ul uie electoral
college as it is now.
Pearson and Mahoney said the
theory of the electoral college is
that the president should be
elected by 50 sovereign states.
Francis replied that this theory
now is "meaningless. I
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SPARTANBURG, S. C. (AP)-
J. H. Morris has retired after
delivering mail for 40 years. The
39th year was his hardest. "That
year, he says, I was bitten by
a Chihuahua, stung by a bee and
spurred in the ankle by a ban
tam rooster.
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (AP)
Grand Junction kids now get
tickets for riding bicycles on'f
sidewalks, riding double, parking
The six brightest stars, in order illegally or having no licenses
ef magnitude as seen from the The penalty: The youngsters sur
earth, are Sirius, Canopus, Alpha render their bikes for a week to
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Each of the two television cam
eras placed on the Tiros I wea
ther satellite weighed about two
pounds and was the size of a water
glass.
EAGLES
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Dance Upstairs
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