MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGB THREE
State Government Rules
Asked By Gov. Patterson
MIAMI, Pla. I Oregon's Gov.
Paul Patterson called Monday for
reorganization of state govern
ments so they can help the cities
solve their complex problems.
Patterson, in an address pre
pared for delivery at the National
Congress of the American Munici
pal Assn., also suggested that the
states create departments to. which
the cities can turn for assistance.
He said too that counties should
be given more power so they can
deal with problems of rapidly
growing suburban areas, and that
cities be given more freedom to
levy taxes.
The problem to metropolitan
areas surrounding large cities
could be alleviated, he said, by
letting the people contract among
themselves to supply needed gov
ernmental services, such as police
FBI Probes
Shooting Of
Negro Man
f BELZONI, Miss. I)' A full
fledged probe shaped up today ln
the gangster-style shotgun blast
that wounded a Negro who urged
his people to register as voters.
The FBI opened a preliminary
investigation yesterday to see it
the Friday night shooting of Ous
Courts, 65, violated any federal
laws such as those pertaining to
civil rights. .
Courts, a Belzoni grocer, Is presi
dent of the local chapter of the
National Assn. for the Advance
ment of Colored People. He was
the second NAACP leader fired
upon at Belzoni. A Negro minister,
the Rev. O. W. Lee, was lulled
May 7.
In a hospital at Mound Bayou,
the nation's only all-Negro town.
Courts said ha think3 the shooting
was a "hired job" and that "the
same ones are behind it as in the
Lee case."
He was struck ln the abdomen
arid left arm by the buckshot pel
lets of a gunman who fired through
lils store window from' a car. The
6-foot-2, 275-pound grocer said he
hopes to leave the hospital in about
one week.
Gov. Hugh White ha3 urged a
thorough investigation. Sheriff I. J.
Shelton said he would ask the state
highway patrol's bureau of identi
fication to join county officers on
the case today.
Both Shelton and Police Chief
M. L. Nichols said their work was
hampered when Courts' friends
rushed him 82 miles to Mound
Bayou, out of their jurisdiction, in
'stead of taking him to a Belzoni
hospital.
"I just saw & car ease in front
or the store." Courts said. J
didn't see anybody.";
The violence, he added, came
after an unsuccessful drive by the
white-supi emist Citizens Council at
Belzoni to force him out of business
by economic pressure.
Courts said the only issue was
his effort to have Negroes register
us voters in this Delta ktown of
tome 4.000 residents. "We haven't
even mentioned Integration," he
said.
He said he resigned as Belzoni
NAACP president after Lee's
death, but recently resumed the
post when his successor left town
for Chicago because "they took to
pressuring him so bad."
"I'm planning to go back to Bel
tonl," he told newsmen, "but I'm
not sure I'm going to stay. I might
dispose of my business."
Sheriff Shelton said apparently
only one person got more than a
Blimpse of the gunman's car.
Savannah Luton, a customer at
Courts' store, described the driver
ns "either a dark-skinned white
man or a Negro."
Mother Found
Dead By Children
OAKLAND (UP) The three
voung children of Mrs. Dorothy
' Soule. 35, Oakland, found their
mother dead in bed yesterday and
the coroner said she apparently
died from an overdose of sleeping
tablets after a quarrel with her
estranged husband.
The children, ranging from 8 to
13 years in age, called neighbors
j.Ahen they were unable to awaken
'their mother at 10 a.m.
' Four or five" empty sleeping
tablet bottles were found near the
body, the coroner said.
Police said Mrs. Soule and her
husband, Clarence, 41, had sepa
rated frequently.
Soulu, employed by a San Lean
dro cereal rcrpany was Jailed
overnight Saturday on a charge of
illegal possession of a gun and was
released on bond yesterday.
protection, sanitation, street con'
struction and water supply. '
Patterson said cities and state
must cooperate with ' each other, I
recognising that each has great j
need for the other.
fie recommended that other
states follow Oregon's example ln
reapportioning their legislatures
and giving home rule to cities.
Reapportionment on a population
basis, voted by the people of Ore
gon in 1953, gives cities their Just
representation, he said.
This statement placed the gov
ernor in opposition to a new re
apportionment move ln Oregon
which would give each county one
senator.
Oregon's home rule amendment,
adopted in 1906, lets the cities
choose their own forms of govern
ment. He also recommended Oregon's
program for reappraisal of all
property for tax purposes as hav
ing a "very beneficial effect upon
our localities."
The governor told the conven
tion that a legislative interim com
mittee now is studying problems of
suburban areas.
"The basic responsibility." Pat
terson declared, "for finding the
answers to the problems of local
government, lies with the states.
"The cities are direct creatures
of the state. They perform for the
state the duties of government
within the urban areas that would
otherwise fall upon the state.
"The state has the area. It has
the diversity of resources and the
freedom of taxation and organiza
tion required to best solve the
problems of city government."
After making his address, Gov.
and Mrs. Patterson left for Wash
ington, D. C, for the White House
Conference on Education.
Greeks Plan
Big Unveiling
XANTHT, Greece HP) Greek
philosopher Democritus, who fa
thered the atomic theory nearly
2,500 years ago, is to have a com
memorative monument erected in
his home town, Abdera.
Atomic scientists from all over
the world will be Invited to attend
the unveiling next year. The Uni
versity of Salonika Is sponsoring
the project.
Recent excavations brought to
light the vestiges of Abdera, 15
miles south of the contemporary
town of Xanthi, in western Thrace.
Democritus was born there be
tween 470 and 460 B. C. Tradition
has it that he learned theology and
astrology in his early teens from
Chaldean Magi who came to
Thrace in the wake of Persian
King Xerxes' invading armies.
Later he traveled extensively.
By the time he came back home,
he had become one of the most
erudite men of his generation.
He died at the age of 109.
It is said that he felt the hour
of his death approaching and told
his sister. The news greatly upset
the old lady, because she figured
his death would prevent her from
attending the Feast of the
Thesmophores, due. to be cele
brated that same day. So Demo
critus obligingly postponed his
death three days.
Truman To Talk
At Fund Dinner
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Former
President Harry S. Truman will
arrive here from Los Angeles to
morrow to address a sl0O-a-plate
fund raising dinner for the Truman
Library.
Mr. Truman is scheduled to ar
rive by private plane at 10 a.m. at
the San Francisco International
Airport. He will be met by a recep
tion committee headed by Mayor
Elmer E. Robinson and George
Kllllon, president of the American
President Lines.
A police escort will take Mr.
Truman to the Fairmont Hotel,
where he is, scheduled to hold a
press conference at 11 a.m.
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