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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1953)
EDNESDAOCTOBER 28, 1953 America's treatment of Its colored minorities. Attorney Williams expressed his regard lor Ben. Phil Hitchcock and particularly commended his leader ship In the successful campaign for the Oregon Civil Rights Statute which was passed In the last ses sion of the State Legislature. Williams reiterated the NAACP opposition to the appointment here of State Sen. Warren Gill as U.S. Attorney for the Oregon Dis trict. Hie opposition was based on Gill's expressed philosophy con cerning civil rights expressed by Sen. Olll during the debates on the Civil Rights Statute. Attorney Williams quoted Gill as having said "That he opposed the law because it discriminated against the ma jority," a statement Williams char acterized as ridiculous. The local branch then went on record opposing the appointment ot Sen. Gill as U.S. Attorney and fur ther commended in the resolution, the legislative leadership of Sen. Phil Hitchcock. iqwCP Leader Speaks Here ,. H Willi"""' wormy ninUm " sp0ke Monday f,rr.'n,Kenneth f mch Donald Cassiday " in 'l946. as elected rtums, , u Magazuie as the F M'",.',nra leader in race re- -" i one of the young". He w .... vtrtnrvs be- L made m this country t'P ,h. improvement oi , and indicated that iSent omcials consid- s t'"-" primarily Pfinonsidered I" i the best answers iu Mr. Aa Men fesf Trade ...rvrrN iP - The heads !w to the United States " ged the government :fy.hcad wiih reciprocal 1 ' ms in me imcnt ui tpCpemv'aswel. as that of ,nd!y nations. Si Federation of Labor, three million Americans Eo million in industry, trans tVln and trade and a million J t their livelihood." He termed i. rJTnonsen.se" statements that L, or live million workers migni P. ...... iohs endangered by -mpetitive imports. a viinp president of the linear,' Farm Bureau Pedera r . j tut thp trade-easing Dements be sought as a means : combatting the fall of arm Te crop i'"""" ijwts, he saw, .nous conseuucm-co. Both recommended that oners , cut tariffs be part of the U. S hi that, other hind ijrgauuiiR, ------ , . . . oces to international trade be Heir testimony was prepared ,. president Eisenhower's Com- " Kn tmi.(i(Tn ITpnnomir; Pol- hMeany's was for actual pre station by cons oi.isiik.ui, ai u rector ol researcn. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 'Re-Educated' ROKs Homeward SEOUL W Another 205 South Koreans, repatriated last summer, in Operation Big Switch, arrived this morning on their way home after three years of war and cap tivity. The group had been "re-educat ed" on Yongcho Island, west of Pusan, after their return from the Communists. Of 1,000 South Korean repatriates taken to the island since Big Switch ended early In September, 1,000 "were sent home last month in Operation Homecoming. A total of 848 sick and wounded repatri ates are being held for medical treatment. 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Try thai SOLD IN KLAMATH FALLS BV PAT- LFSS and WALGREEN DRUGSTORES) OR VOUK HOMETOWN DRUGGIST. young turkey hens on a dressed weight basis were around 37 cents k pound. Heavy type young turkey toms have been around 33 cents. Cold storage holdings of turkey for the nation on Oct. 1 were re ported at nearly 67.9 million pounds. This la down about 4 per cent from the record high holding a year ago. Turkey holdings were also about 85 per cent above aver age on the first ot October. On the West Coast, turkey holdings on the first of October In storage were down about 9 per cent compared from a year ago. if VM"' i 1 rt.m for & " " ' ' Jv' t i Complitt lint I 'i .3 of mmtcai jy lntnimMt 1 A? j n lCriS Main your Baldwin deal On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed hit 95 Theses to the Church door in Wittenberq. This was the customary invitation to debate. Amonq the Theses were: 21. Therefore those preachers of Indulgences are In error, who say that by tha popa's indulgences a man is freed from ovary . penolty, and saved. 60. Without rashness wo say that tha kayi of the Church, given by Christ's marit, are thot traasura. 62. The trut traasura of tha Church it tha Most Holy Gospel of tha glory end the graca of God. Reformation Services, commemoratinq the beqinninq of the Reformation will be held Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 8:00 at Klamath Lutheran Church. Everyone is invited. People DO Read SPOT ADS -you are! Another Arrested n Cop Abductior aicrn wash li Tho fourth live persons accused of kidnap- - n oreizon state ooiiceman last ::day, was arrested at a hotel He is Robert Ellsworth Stultz, i .t ITannnii'tnlr Watll Ha WDQ iccused of unlawful flight to avoid rofecutioii and jailed under s&.uw :r.d. 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