Opens
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Pool
On June 8
DUNSMUIR The Dunsmuir
Communily Swimming Pool will
Dpen Juno 8, according to Glen
Minuth, pool director, and family
season membership will again be
open to those- living within the
Dunsmuir recreation district.
At'tho May meeting of the
Dunsmuir recreation district,
commissioners heard a report
by Jiffies Eujol, youth activities
director, on the dances and so
cial events for high school and
junior high school groups at the
Community youth Center.
Bujol termed the seventh and
eighth grade response as excel
lent. He said a high school group
has been formed that is self
governing, with adult bans only
on smoking, drinking, and leaving
and returning while a party is in
progress.
Teen-age guests living outside
the district are welcome at the
dances, Bujol said, but may not
be members of the teen clubs.
Dances for each group arc
held bi-monthly at the youth cerv
ter, and plans are underway for
summer activities.
The recreation board approved
a sign prohibiting dogs not on
leashes from the city park as
a measure to preserve the land'
scaping.
Flag Waver Has Right
To Foreigner Opinion
By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: When
saw in the paper that you went
to Russia a couple of years ago
1 figured you
were a Commie.
Now, after
reading your
answer to
"Proud Amer
ican," 1 am sure
of it.
Just because
the man wrote
IS
Ashland CC
Plans Visit
DUNSMUIR The Dunsmuir
Chamber of Commerce will host
the Ashland, Ore., Chamber of
Commerce goodwill delegation at
a coffee hour at 10 a.m., Thurs
day, May 23, at the Travelers Ho
tel. Hie Ashland group will be on a
get-acquainted tour' of Siskiyou
County.
An all-member meeting of the
Dunsmuir Chamber of Commerce
will also be held at noon at tlx:
Travelers Hotel Thursday. Nom
inees for officers for the coming
year will be announced by Lee
Huddle, chairman of the nomi
nating, committee.
A report on bylaws will be giv
en by Peggy Walsh, chairman of
hte bylaws committee. This
chairmanship was named by Les
Lenton, president, because a 1 1
copies of the former bylaws have
been lost and the chamber Is cur
rently functioning without formal
organization,
At a board meeting last week.
Lenton reported the Siskiyou
County Associated Chamber of.
Commerce will meet with the Sis
kiyou County Board of Super
visors on May 28 to be sure suf
ficient funds are left in the 1963
64 county budget to insure proper
advertising and promotion of the
county.
and said he was sick and tired
of seeing foreigners come over
here iind get rich while red-blood
ed Americans can't even find
jobs you called him an "ignor
ant malcontent."
The foreigners arc the ignor
ant malcontents. Thai's why they
come to America. They aren't
satisfied over there so they come
here to get rich. These foreign
pigs elbow their way In by the
millions. And what do they do
when they get here? They criti
cize our government, our man
ners, our schools and our chil
dren. No matter where they
came from it was always better
"over there."
The foreigners worm their way
into factories and businesses,
starting at the bottom, pretend
ing to be grateful and humble,
and before you know it they are
in the top Jobs and the true Amer
icans are out on the street.
I'm In favor of shipping five
million foreigners right back to
where they came from and giv
ing their jobs to deserving unem
ployed Americans. FLAG WAV
ER AND PROUD OF IT
Dear Flag Waver: Thank you
for your point of view. Here Is
another letter on the same sub
ject:
Dear Ann Landers: I was
deeply Interested in your splen
did reply to "Proud American"
who complained because foreign
ers were coming over here taking
jobs which should be reserved for
true Americans.
Over the past 10 years more
than 100,000 Immigrants entered
this country, bringing with them
skills declared to be in critically
short supply In the United States.
One of our most serious short
ages, according to the U.S. De
partment of Labor, is In the field
of engineering. Of the 100,000 es
pecially skilled immigrants who
entered this country in the past
decade 31,000 were engineers. This
represents 80 per cent of the num.
ber of engineers graduated from
United States schools during 1961.
Immigrants are making essen
tial and laudible contributions to
our country. They are not dis
placing "true Americans" they
are creating jobs for Americans
by contributing to this country s
economy.-R.N.W. OF THE U.S.
COMMITTEE FOR REFUGEES
Dear Ann Landers: My hus
band is a good father and an ex
cellent provider of material
things, that is. He is active in
church work and civic affairs,
reads a lot and considers him
self an authority on many sub
jects,
This man runs 10 feet ahead of
me when we walk to church to
gether and shouts, "Look out for
the cars or yAi'll be run over."
He has never opened, a car door
lor me. lit my cigarette, helped
me with my coat or allowed me
use the cream or sugar fiist.
Otten he is the only male in the
room who docs not stand when
a lady enters.
I've been correcting him about
these things for almost 20 years
which of course makes me a nag
and a shrew. Am I wrong to
feel that a man owes it to his
wife to behave in a fairly civilized
manner.' What can I do to make
him see it my way? RATHER
STAY HOME
Dear Rather: If you've been
unable to make a dent in 20 years
you may as well save your breath
to cool your soup. At first his
p)or manners may have been
traceable to ignorance but now
they are punitive.
People who behave badly to pun
ish others only makes themselves
look ugly.
Confidential to Feet Of Clay
You have a head to match, Mis
ter, if you believe that yarn. No
man is going to buy a girl a cur
and pay her rent because she
"reminds him of his sister."
Ann Landers will be glad to
help you with your problems. Send
Uiem to her in care of this news
paper enclosing a stamped, self-
addressed envelope.
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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Thursday, May 16, 1963
Udall's Integrated Power System
Draws Support From Interior Chief
RETURN SCHEDULED
CARACAS (UPII-rGov. Nelson
A. Rockefeller of New York and
his bride plan to fly back to the
United States this weekend.
The couple flew to Venezuela
for their honeymoon 11 days ago.
WASHINGTON IUPI1-A pow.
crful congressional voice backed
up Interior Secretary Stewart L.
Udall today in his call for a na
tionwide integrated electric power
system.
Rep. Wayne Aspinall. D-Colo.
chairman of the House Interior
committee, tesMied during a hear
ing on a 'Bonneville (wwer bill.
"1 am in favor of a complete
intertie of all generating facilities
in the United States, provided all
equities of private, federal and
public generating agencies
protected," he said.
The congressman made the
statement while Udall and Charles
F. Luce, administrator of the Bon
neville Power Administration,
shared the witness table.
'fie witnesses were called to
testify on a bill that would give
both preference and private elec
tricity users in the Pacific North
west first call on all hydroelectric
power generated at government
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sin. Reps. John P. Saylor, R-Pa..
and Craig Hosmer, R-Calif., are
vehemently opposed to the
bill. Saylor contends it would
crack federal policy on the books
since 1902 that municipal and pub
lic bodies have -first call on fed
erally generated electricity. Hos
mer objects to possible res trie
lions he fears might result on
Southern California's right to fed
erally produced power.
Winnemucca
Signs Voted
LAKEVIEW-In order to' facili
tate information on travel points
and terminal of the Winnemucca-
to-the-Sea Highway, the board of
directors of the Lake County
Chamber of Commerce voted on
May 13 to spend $1,200 for the
erection of signs at four points on
the highway.
The signs will be erected east
of winnemucca on Highway 40;
at the junction of Nevada 8A
and 95; one at Denio: and the
fourth on the Sheldon Refuge at
the1 junction of 8A and the road
to Cedarville. The signs, indi
cate that the road is the New
Oregon Trail.
Spot informational messages
ill also be broadcast from ra
dio stations in Crescent City.
Klamath Falls.Grants Pass, Med
ford, and Lakcview.
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MINOW RESIGNS Newton N. Minow, right, resigned Tuesday as chairman of the
Federal Communications Commission. He is shown after the announcement was made
with E. William Henry who was named by President Kennedy to succeed him. Henry
has bejen serving as a member of the commission. The resignation and appointment
become effective June I. UPI Telephoto
Music Festival Slated
DUNSMUIR Over 4()0 visiting
Siskiyou County school children
will be hosted by the Dunsmuir
Elementary School at a music
and dance festival on Friday,
May 17.
The event will begin at 0 a.m.
at the Dunsmuir ballpark with
community singing, folk dancing,
and band numbers. After a lunch
break at 11:45 a.m., activities
will resume in 'the school audi
torium at 12:45 p.m. with choral
and instrumental music until 2:30
or 3 p.m., according to Albert
Kempton. school superintendent.
Schools from Hornbrook, Gren
ada, Macdoel, and Hilts will par
ticipate. The festival is under the
direction of Margaret Humphrey,
music teacher.
Your uiabl diicardi will help
ul to holp othlrt. Don't throw
'em awey.
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