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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1956 HKHA1.I) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE I f ,-"iw. v.iv ; k y. v - 5.., . Adlai Receives Boos, Hurrahs At Legion Talk I SAN FRANCISCO OB Adlai K. The applause and cheering was Stevenson came through some more frequent and in greater vol-j rough razzing from the American ume. But the booing still added up Legion minus any obvious chip! to one of the severest hecklingsi on his shoulder. I any mp.n running for president has ; The Democratic presidential "e'ved in recent political his nominee roused the Legion to both jtory- , , ... I bravoes and boos when he ad- Some of Stevenson s associates j dressed its national convention in i were saying the booing was a Los Angeles yesterday. ueiiionsirauun ui oau uimo mi Today he had a speaking date 1 maJu,s- inasmuch as Stevenson j before another and probably more! "ad been invited to address the friendly convention, a gathering Lejjion convention. of the International Assn. of Ma-1 But the Democra ic nominee; chinists in the San Francisco noed ,1,uleJ vexation. Civic Auditorium. Organized labor And aldes wn0 helP2 assemble generally looks more favorably "'''"' ' "rcJ upon the Democrats than upon the vrouldnt change a word if it had Republicans. to be given oyer again ADVANCE WORD Fntchcy told a reporter Steven- The advance word from Clayton 1 son wasn 1 upsei mer me uuumg mies of peace, adding: Republican-controlled 83rd, Con- 'I would remind you that the: Kress harassed the Republican president 10 much that he cvea considered forming a third party." THE BIG JOB OF ORGANIZING COUNTY FORCES for the 1957 United Fund-Red Cross campaign has been assigned by Noel Flynn, campaign chairman, to Bob Beach (left) and Wyatt Padgett (center). Shown checking a map of Klamath County one of the state's largest with the county heads is T. J. McCarry, who with Jack Otterbein is an associate drive chairman. Beach, a Klamath Falls jewel er, was campaign chairman last year. Padgett is identified with Driscoll and Padgett Insurance. AUTHOR'S WIDOW DIES SOUTHWICK. Mass." OH Mrs. fimma S. Bellamy, 95, ' widow of the author of "Looking Back-! ward," a novel popular two gen erations ago; died Tuesday. She 52 massi evoked by what the press secre- l EVitnVinw Gtavoncnn'c nrttce gjii. I rctarv. was that "you can bet theory "llcd 9ne oI 'ne mosl "P": X. i. .v.. .ksni.i. i holficant speeches Stevenson will anti-labor." - i mal(e during 0,6 presidential cam For that matter Stevenson's ad- j Paign. dress to the Legion wasn't anti-i MIXED REACTIONS lesion. But parts of it were pretty much anti-Republican. And the re action from an organization wit) a membership with divided party loyalties was a mixture ot boorays and hoots. FILM PLANNED ' MOUNT SHASTA Friday and Saturday of this week the Shas- was the sister-in-law of the late! REPATRIATION tona Theater will show the news- Charles J. Bellamy, founder of the! MAIZURA, Japan OP The 15th reel of film taken on the slopes SDrineiield (Mass.) Daily News.lcr0UP of Japanese to return fromlof Mt. Shasta during and the mother of the late Paul Red China since repatriation 1 itt Memorial the Ever- Highway ground Bellamy, editor Plain Dealer. ctnrtpH in Marrh 1Q.V1 nrrivpH tn.1 hrpaltino rprpmnnips Thp film wn of the Cleveland 'day. Amnnt? Ihe fi28 nersnns were 'air exnrpsspd In New York for 3o4 prisoners of war. 1 quick processing. Maybe the mixed reaction will be a good thing, if it sets people t thinkinc." Fritchcv said. Still, some of the people around Stevenson conceded they were sur prised at the volume of booing. It beean. as an overtone to tnun dering applause, before the Demo cratic nominee said a word, when he walked onto the stage of Ihe Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles with his vice presidential running mate. Estes Kefauver. 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