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THURSDAY. JANUARY 19, 1956 PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ' -P : 5,." 9 .Ss sy-J&jtfl rtoimv. , Eft i,' Mobs Continue To Riot In Bombay; Curfew Fails AIR FORCE POLIO DAY will bt sfaged in Klamath Falls to- ' morrow. Michael Galen Overby, 5-year-old ton of T-Sgt and Mrs. Warren L. Overby, givei hit dime to M-Sgt. Edward P. Vanish, USAF chairman of the event. Airmen from the Klam ath Fa 111 air base will man a collection booth for the March of ; Dimes at the corner of Eighth and Main streets all day Friday with the proceeds going to the March of Dimes. Michael was struck by the dread disease when he was 2'j years old and his father wai stationed in Lubbock, Texas. He has been aided by the National Polio Foundation which is supported by the March of Dimes. Michael's fathor, Sgt, Overby, is stationed at the Klamath Falls Air Force Base. Tot Overcomes Polio Attack Michael Oalen Overby, 5-year-oM ion of U.S. Air Perce Technical Sergeant and Mrs. Warren L. Ov erby. 31)8 Hillside, haa had a tough struggle with polio tor most of his life. The boy was struck by the dread disease while his father was atitloned at Reese Air Force Base, Lubbock, Texas. (Sgt. Overby Is currently stationed at the Klam ath Falls Air Force base). Mich ael was IV i years old at the lime polio hit him In his right leg. The National Polio Foundnllon answered the call and young Mich ael was rushed to Lubbock Me morial Hospital. After treatment at the hospital for several weeks he waa released. The National Po lio Foundation aRsumed full re sponsibility for expense oi treat-1 lng Michael from lunds collected by the March of Dimes. The last operation on Michael's leg was performed at the U.S. Army's Letterman General Hos pital, San Francisco In May, 1(96. Although this Is a service hospital the National Polio Foundation as sumed the cost of this operation. Although the young polio victim la able to play and walk quite normally now, his right leg will nlnaya show the effects of the terrible disease. He wears a brace on his riRht ankle. Members of the Air Force com plement at the Klamath Falls air boce will demonstrate their sup port of the March of Dimes Fri day by manning a collection booth for the drive all day at the corner of Flghth and Main streets, an nounced M-Sgt. Edward P. Vanish. UPAP chalrmon of this special event of the anil-polio fund cam-pnlgn. O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated dally, 70o BOMBAY, India Ml Rioters burned a police post In Bombay berore dawn today as India's No. 2 city entered Its fourth day of mob disorders. A curlew ana ponce re lnforcements failed to halt the violence. Demonstrators roamed the north. era Industrial section of the city. stoning vehicles and pedestrians Police poured in from outlying areas to relieve local officers who had fought the outbreaks for 12 hours. The trouble broke out Monday in protest of Uie governments plan to reorganize the Indian slates along language lines. This would mnke Bombay city a aepa rate amall state under the direct administration of New Delhi. Lead' ers of the demonstrators demand that the city be part of the sepa rate state of Marathl speaking peonies. Unofficial reports said 28 persona were killed and several hundred wounded yesterday. But a govern ment radio broadcast today put the numner oi dead at lu. U.S. Military Lead Assured NEW YORK 11 U. Oen. Thonv as S. Power, chief of the Air R search and Development Com mand, said today he was confident that the United States still leadi Russia with "crualltatlve superior ity in most fields oi military teen. nology." Oen. Power told the National Security Industrial Assn. Americas "creotlve superiority." Its "wltl- Inncra to try anything" and It "flair for doing things in a Digger way than ever done before" were its Intangible assets. To maintain a program of "secu rity by deterrent force," he said, there la need for a proper number of qualified scientists and en gineers and an "aggressive de velopment program utilising the latest findings of basic research." Industry, he added, would have to assume a larger share of the research and development burden. Summarising Soviet military gains of the past few yean, ha said the U SSR, now haa the "largest fighter defense force tn he world, completely Jet equipped" aa well aa medium and heavy jet bombers "which can be competed with the moat advanced aircraft we possess." In addition, . he said, the Rus sians "appear to be cloalng the gap between 8ovlet and Western technology" In the field of elec- slana "appear to be closing the progrese In the development ef long-range missiles." Chas. J. 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The biggest concerted attack came last night in the Bewri slum area, where hundreda of Marathl speaking Indians battled police Orowda of demonstrators opened simultaneous attacks at 10 p ni and police said they opened fire each time. Marathl-languaga groupa make up about half of Bombay's nearly three million population. The other major language is Ciujaratl. In New Delhi, a government spokesman said federal authorities were helpless to move in unless Bombay authorities asked army Intervention. , Sabotage between Bombay and Poonst paralyzed rail communica tion between the major west coaat port and central and southern India. American evangelist Billv Ora- ham, now on a visit to India, said he spent six hours wandering around Bombay yesterday. Asked his reaction to the violence, he replied: "The human heart is the same all over the world, the only difference Is in the color of our skins. I like India because it Is a wonderful place." oranem said he aaw streetcars stoned, automobiles burned and an elderly shopkeeper beaten with sticks for keeping his store open. out ne said he "generally had a fine time," and even some of the people who seemed In an angry mood smiled back at him when he approached them smiling and with hands folded Hindu style. I am not atraid because I be lieve that Ood is with us," Graham aid. "I have no fear," Moriy Meekle lO-0 la.! ats-VSYU rn-r in, rwi i. rfcON Mir way to TAKE MY THOMBONe .L, Lt660Nf It ' f. WHERE'l? --n" - , KXIdtTTHE I ( BOUOXT IT J. W-m ARMCKEP ,. y . cam y V, V A. T MY NEkSrlBOKe R3NT 0 XPTT E J -p e 'aw ar a aa. ' GOOD THIEF SACRAMENTO, Calif. IsV-Wes- ley O. Wallace. 44, dropped a medal portraying St. Dismas, the good thief, and wound up in lan yesterday charged with burglary. Police found the medal on a roof near a window In Wallace's down town hotel room. They also found clothing in the room reported stolen from a clothing store next door. The place had been entered from the roof via skylight. Det. Ctrrl Blasofsel said Wallace, a pa rolee, admitted the burglary. SACRIFICE- 35 cu. ft. Chest Type OTI Employes Plan Supper Plans for a buffet dinner for members, families, and special guests, to be held In mld-Febiu-ary, were considered at the meet ing of OTI Chapter No. 36, Ore i7nn Rinfn Fmnloves Association. held on the rampus' January 17. Lee Brasseur, rl- A. awisegoou ana Mrs. Dean Ralston are completing dinner arrangements; Mrs. Virgil Orcgory, Mrs. Wesley Smith and Mrs, Delbert CantreU are arrang ing entertainment for the occasion, J. L. Mitchell, president, was In chargo of the meeting at which proposed revisions to the chap ter constitution and bylaws were presented, and copies of the new public employes retirement law and compensation plan were made available for member study. 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