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PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALI-S. OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1956 V.i2 A.'JNU'AL SALVATiOU ARMY ADViSOkY BOARD DINNER was held in vhe Winema Hotel Wednesday evening. Senior Major Harry Larson, right, Portland, was the principal speaker of the evening. Ray Bigger, left, 1955 chairman; Darrell Potter, 1956 chairman, and Lt. Jack Grable, Klamafh Falls Salvation Army commander, conferred with Major Larsen prior to the dinner. The advisory board is made up of civic leaders from various professions. They meet once each month in the Salvation Army building to discuss policies and problems and offer aid. The annual advisory board dinner is held for members, their wives and for others interested in f!ie Salvation Army. Mississippi Legislature Awaits Segregation Bills 0ACKSON. Miss, in A b.irrnRO of seKrcfjalion bills waits today lor action by the Mississippi Legis lature. One bill would place n fine ot $1,000 a day against any railroad or bus company which failed to keep segregated waiting rooms for tnlra-state passengers. Another bill is designated to pre vent outside lawyers from handling Roin Disoe m Ba Area Fog SAN FRANCISCO (UP) UMn Ml over ' much of Northern nnd Central Cnlilornla today, disslpn- itivx a thick lot? that hud bkuikHccl the ftieti for three days In n row. iVh.fi weatherman suid the nun ntfd Stockton this morning, to be followed by cloudy weather. He predicted more rain tomorrow from a new storm. TJip weatherman predicted snow would fall north from Monterey in the mountnins nbovo ooo feet from Yoscmlle north today and above 7000 cot from Tahoe north tomorrow. Yesterday's pall of fofj wns heaviest in the San Francisco Bay Area. Snn Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento airports, Alameda and Moffett Naval Air Stations and Hamilton and Travis Air Force Bases were closed at various times. Traffic on the Bay and Golden Cute bridRO.s and on freeways slowed to a crawl. Dunsmuir Residents Contribute Funds DUNSMUIR The residents or Dti'isniuir contributed $4(V.t.4; to ward flood relief during the past week. TIic money hns bei-u sent to KHSL-TV in Chico wilh the Instructions that it be divided be tween the Red Cross and the S-il-vailmi Aimv. rontritmuons 0f clothiiui and luiusenoid items are onam plimuj would afford greater protection in tip in ihe rmnMiiuir City Hall, military inspections of restaurants. Thev will be stored then- until: water supply, ciocerv stores and facilities arc available for dtsliih-j oilier establishments. He called at tain" thi'in in the tlend li-ic -,. : im.h,.,, i ti, 1....I, ..f area. The fluid drive was sponsored by nansmuir's civil defense buoy and tho A in eric a n Legion Auxiliary. PRICE Musical Autobiogrophy of Ding Crosby The mo:r important album ever released! A musical outobioqraplty of Binq Crosby, featurinq 89 sonqs that nc magfj ramnus. wirii run 10 made famous, with the inimitable Binq, himself, te tnq the how , why , ond "when" nf -,i. .... ii true treasure chest of over Playtnq time: 4 hours. 5 12" L. P. Records or 17 45 RPM EP'Rccords DECCA DQvhtjt Mmtc Co. ,1 i t ' segregation caf-es in state courts. Three bills, taken together, ap parently would form an attempt to prevent all integration in railroad and bus stations, whether passcn qers were traveling only within Mississippi or were crossing state1 lines, I PassenRors who refuse to wait! In rooms marked for their race could he fined a maximum of $1,000 and sent to jail for one yepr. Some of the bills were introduced to comhat the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling that interstate passenRers cannot bo scrreated In waiting rooms. The ICC order went into clfect Jan. 10. Several cities moved without waitiiiK for tuither legislative ac lion, btate laws already require sen relation, but cniorci'ment of the laws Is left to the Public Service Commission or to the cities. The railroad and bus bills: ( 1. Would require carriers to pro vide .separate nrcommocations tor the races traveling intrastate. The wMitniK room.i would be marked "colored wuitini room, Intrastate passengers" or "white waiting room, intrastate passengers. 2. Would require all persons In intrastate travel to use rooms I marked for them. The same bill also provides that no white person and no colored person can enter a room marked for the other race. This section docs not differentiate between intrastate and interstate n-asscngcrs, County Hed-ffc Bcerd Urged " YREKA Dr. S. E. I.amb. coun fv health officer. Dr. George O'Brien of the Slate Health De partment, and Robert W. Wtrken den, junior sanitary engineer of Hie department, told the board ol supervisors that a county health department was advisable. Dr. Lamb expressed his opinion that a county health denanmenl measures under the present sys tem to lorestall certain epidemic conditions. He repoiied that tile water supply of Happy Camp was not cliloi mated. ihim.ul . d: i 20 years in popular music. Reg. 29 95 f J 1 ' A i ' Board He; sseoss YREKA The county Jail wine; tint now houses the sheriff's of fice is suitable, after proper alter ations, for use of maximum secur ity detention for women and Juve niles, Murray Hunnon, state jail Inspector, told the bourd of super visors Tuesday. Hannon, who had been requested to muke the inspection by the board of supervisors, was accom panied by Sheriff A. B. Cottar. Undeisheiiff George Banich, and Probation Officer Lester Newton. The group then conferred with the Doara ol sunervisors. Hannon told the board to present an architect's sketch of the pro posed building and it would be submitted for approval of the state youth authority. Alterations plans provide for construction of maximum security room accommodations for Id wom en and 10 Juveniles. The Siskiyou county B'and Jury recently recom mended that provision bo made for women and juveniles. Drunken Drivers Rapped Uy Judge District Judse D. E. Van Vactor continued Friday to deal harshly with drunken drivers. Two motorists found p.uilty of driving while Intoxicated. Victor A. Wendt, :tti-year-old mill worker, and Dean Norton, 32-ycnr-old Bo nanza livestock feeder, were sen tenced to 3(1 days each in the county jail. They also were fined $200 each. 1 "I don't like drunken drivers," the judiie told the defendants after passing sentence. M'l'U ,1 KAIl) WASHINGTON If Clare Boothe Luce, the U.S. Ambassador to Italy, Is afraid somebody else is Rolntt to spend her time. She told police she lost a $1,000 watch which outwardly, resembles a Por tUKliese coin about the size of a half-dollar. A secret catch throws open one side of it to expose the watch dial. BOX 2. OLENE, ORE. f Bike JAM Register Kiddies NOV FOR NEXT FREE BIKE So. 6th Divine Plea Volcedln Abbott Case OAKLAND 'liPi Defense attor ney Stanley Whitney has asked the jury of seven men and five women hei-ring the Burton W. Abbott mur der esse to Invoke Divine guid ance in deciding whether the de fendant is KUilty or innocent. Whitnev voiced this plea yester- d.v shortly after A?st. Dist. Atty. Poller Emerson demanded the death penalty tor "one of the most foul, most abominable crimes ever committed in California." This was the kidnap-murder of 14-vear-old Stephanie Bryan of Beikclcv. It ftuparemlv took place shortly after 4 p.m. April '.'8 while she was relurnmg home from school. Les than three months later. Stephunie's purse and other be lonqincs were found in the base ment of Abbott's home In Alameda. And on July 20. her body was dis covered in a crude grave near Ab bott 's Trmity County mountain cabin. ' Replvlna to Emerson's demand for the death penalty, Whitney ad vind the Jury to disregard Emer son's sucqestion that there is no doubt about Stephanie's kidnaper and murderer. There is a question of doubt in this case." Whitney declared. '"Ii there were not. you and we would not b1 here. Th'.s is a murder case, and I hop- to Ood that you will get your advice from above, because a inpn's life is at stake." Whitney declared that the state has never established by innu endo, speculation, or anything else, a reason why Burton Abbott is suoposcd to have kidnaped and killed Stephanie Bryan. ! "There is a reason for every thing that people do, unless they are complete lunatics. "There is no shred of proof that this man is a lunatic. This man is Just as sound, Just as intelligent p.nd Just as responsible as any other student at the University of California. Whitney went on to say that no witness has ever connected Abbott with Stephanie Bryan. The defense attorney said no witness ever testi fied the two even met in Pring's Douphnut Shop near Stephanie's school. "There Is nothing there except the insinuations made by Mr. Em erson. There is absolutely noth- Jnpr. Earlier Emerson asked the jury to weih every theory and argu ment against what he called the four fundamental facts of the cave. He listed them as: 1, The fact that Stephanie's body was found at Abbott's cabin. 2. Th fact that Abbott was at the cabin on the weekend the girl disappeared. 3. Tiie fact that Dr. Paul Kirk, ft criminologist, testified he found fibers, and hairs matching Steph anie's In Abbott's car, and that he found soil from Stephanie's grave on Anoott s boots. 4. The fact that the defendant was "untruthful" with regard to tne case. "Those four facts alone are enough to convict this defendant," Emerson said. Tune KFJI Hear Folger's Morning News at 8:45 Starrs Mon. Over KFJI Drawing 25th & East Main I Folger's Doorbell Ringers ore back... Be prepared 9 Ill . --"i COMEDY rum Through tho film, "Tim1 Choice," o be shown during th annual John Deere Day program at vhe Crater Lake Machinery Company plant in Tulelake on Thursday, January 19. The "ihenanigans" of three 4-H 'Club members create humor and some tense moments in the show. John Deere Day Set At Tule TUI.KLAKE Annual John Dwrw Day will be held Thursday, January 19 At the Crater Lake Machinery Company headquarters aimounctKt Don rotter, manager. Alturas Offers Polio Shots ALTl'RAS Polio shots arc be ing ottered to school children from 5 to 9 years ot age by Dr. Phillip MeKenney, City Health Officer, which includes kindergarten through the fourth erp.de. 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Sec retary of State Dulles and Repub lican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall were said by Informed sources to have tried in advance to soften opposition to liim. Some Influential Republicans said they have been told that Bowie has said privately he favors admission of Communist China to the United Nations. That is a Red flag for such sena tors as GOP Leader Knowland of California and GOP Policy Chair man Bridges of New Hampshire, who are outspoken opponents of recognition. The Bowie appointment was said to have been the first since that of Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen, as ambassador to Russia, which has been formally submitted when there was advance knowledge of opposition from Senate GOP leaders. 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