Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 19, 1956, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALlA OREGON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1958 Mississippi Segregation Described By Northerner Htlor't Kate: Nineteen New post-iNe ta retura hm tuck trip of this sort. To m it was sicken Kagland neswipanermcn visited without id nmw., juif and depressing.' Mississippi last week ta view vontrerr la a general imimi Only the race issue marred the 'the true picture" Ihere ml re- u the ir was aexer deacnaed trip, it was always there, always pert ea tt. The trip was span- to us aa ejgwrtuuty- t silKiy-cropping out la little snatches of aored by the State Sovereignty were". Rather it mat an conversation. Commission, an ergamratioa oedr- otter la sftvw the true picture 'j jjuaissippi has no Negro preh eated ta preserving Mlv-impoTs ei Miwww. allow a group i,-- trt 0i: .1 ,, in, segregated way of hie, This ae- pw rewsjnea a "jr.r xorthem magaune and agitators: count ot ih vis a writtea oy of a fast-twxg sertie of the mB0 Mir up trouble. The Negro the publisher e tht Miltond, N.H.. eeuetrj. s aooftnaiwuveais arra. ronient. Hi prelers separate I leoine ana nu:n journal. fTw -- - .acuities, wnne men pay me ;wi tt sicx-seesr and of " :UVM th Negro tan benefit j wll.l.UM 1. Rttrrn tew ilram the new schools. II only '- wmirn ear I'ntied Press Deader asd etnoals ia widely iPop)e from the North would Segregation at the races mj fr-araird pans the state. Jvt Mississippi alone to work Ks aa elahlished way ot tfe m No summary of toe tnp frOUMl0ut prhems of the aatisfac the.lVep South but when a New he limited la a discussion of he;U00 ftcet Hampshire Yankee tees n tor ine race W, heard that so many times! first time the impact s rougn " T .V. and we almost believed it until and disturbing. came a sort of undertone of the Tt crept into every some of us began slipping awayi After only eight day m missis- enure iruv ., v, from dinners and receptions and; k tM be unlair ta pass comerutKm. It a!as seemed to .... . ..fc .. -TL. igmenl on the siatr or its cus- smouUer fjos to the surface. Stfn HMrit? r to! toms A! ine same lime n - " to tomeon who would listen. This is not the place to docu ment those stones. Many of them had no opportunity to died:. But to me they seemed sincere, and they added up to a picture of dignity, of "second-rate cit uenship." Perhaps it was the contrasts that got ma down. Senate Hopefuls Appear For Campaign Debate Morty Meekle E? g) ( Hrj-LO,T I frOvavttTANPIl I -vVt UTTLC A 0OCM5 ft ) 4jL,AK7IlJ.9CTXli weNTTnAT,1 I RXT 1CNCW.J i . TFX&&m.yDiJ DOilTD -r ITrtXifiHT 1l;iai ' CN60CftSfO? J WT1W lew LOT OP- H I l r-wtJiz-r-' TKf , "i I I H Stratton Denies Charge At Senate Banking Probe CHICAGO tjr Gov. William G.' Hodge because he had no consti- Stratton. appearing before a l'.S.;tuiional control over the auditor. Senate committee, has denied an elected official. But, he said, "any implication" that onetime he stepped into the matter any Auditor OrvtUe E. Hodge was way. and was not challenged by spirited off to prison Jo keep other Hodge. He added he had taken names out of the !' -million-dollar Mens lo "see that a reretition" state check -cashing scandal. does not occur. Stratton a Republican seeking"- Jus ,0 s,ratton eft the wit. Ireeiectioa, testified before the . ,.hu r,iihr,0h. m..ii' Dentorrat-coBtroUed Senate Bank- ;I ' . ,k ,. ling and Currency Committee ves- , "thonUes were terday at kis .wn request. The '? move into the situation hearings, which have lasted two untU the embezzlement was re weekTwere scheduled to end to- "1d- fT man" s'ans day with questioning of Stale mfth,n? hadu " Treasurer Warren Wright Hodge s oilice. He didn file Charles J. Fleck. Cook County " h was V4 " (Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. should have moved quicker in tlia (case of two banks involved m Hodge's manipulations. ( Chicago public administrator. Dunne neariv S', hours of tesli- ,HJ exirax aganuj . mony, Stratton said he was power-; Fulbright said he thought the less, under the state constitution, to interfere with other elected offi cials. He testified that once the embezzlements were known, he took "firm, effective' action in getting rid of Hodge. The commitiee. headed by Sen. Fulbright D-Arki, hw been prob ing the banking aspects of the Hodge swindle with the aim of im proving federal banking laws. Hodge, a Republican, is in prison for admittedly embezzling P mil lion dollars from the state treas ury through a bogus check cash ing scheme. Stratton recounted his action in the case beginning July 4 when ibe ordered the Illinois BixLcetarr UP President Eisenhower gave hi:Soraml-,u) ,0 "cigaie pub- Charles Fay's fr DINNER fr DANCING COFFEE SHOP Open Every Niqht Located on Colif.-Ore. border - Hiqhway 97 Phone EXcter 7-4772 Dorris. California Marine Hero's Life Said Hell On Earth' By WifeU ' ibe Te sip cocktails with a lady mr mr KWHTrD PRF.SS i Ther shook hands a.id smiled ' " " I Democr.tK- Sen. Wayne Morse for photographer, before the X, -- you uTer iitTnl and h Republican rrr,t. : but each s. led several luw:,,. m y!5aJll.fS - noutlai McKay accused each otheriwhile the other spoke. ilk ,M..k PARR1S ISLAND SC jf lacking poliltcal moraitj Morse said that McKay, who , thf 1cai pipfT nd nsve htm,The wife ol a Marine Congres-! ht ,1eda Anvtime the Marine I1151;"- UlmJ rf ujdouif in the Thursday as they siwke from tjthen was Oreson governor, had ,vpum that he never had and SKm1 M"11 f Honor winner con- rmc , ' hi , rM ,k audllof i,ct- He d " same plaKorm. sent him a telegram in 1SS5 urging y publish a picture of cted of attacking his command-:Lorps , , ""idunng conference be and Atty. It was the first lime that the him to vose to override Presiden: , xfSr0, not Rov Campanula or officer said the Corps made noty. they did. They couldnTjGen. Latham Castle had with twe. candidates have appealed to- Troman s ex7ec!ed veto of the Marian Anderson, because "we ber husband s hie "a bell on k'-,vc kim akme." jHodge July 1C that Hodge agreed re' her since they opened their tidelands oil bill or. if he could mustn't let down the bars " And h" after he received the na-! She said he led a difficult We to resign. bitterly fought campaign. i not da that, to refrain from vot- u hour later to be seated in a tion's highest military citation. i while stationed with a reserve unit ! Fulbright frequently read from tarn spoke for 10 minutes on ,n. Kara office, surrounded bv deeply The Marine. Alfred Lee Me-'" Ron- G - wbere attack newspaper accounts and editorials the subject. "Resolved. That the That telegram and what it serious Neiroes aooeahnc for the Laurtlm 5 rJ tv . th,W occurred. She said he was har-j concerning the Hodge swindle. At interests of Oregon wouw best be sv-mbolired should disqualify Mc- chance ta be treated like men. day began servmg a three-month "s"1 b' master sergeant sta-!ooe point he asked Strati on about me pnviiege roung sentence following his court mar- "e- " T ' ure soernur treaunent hef-e the til H v-!,ri Kn i Kn. ik maf- ursuni bad moved m quickly to remove adding. "You wont find me duck- Uw. asking Oiat their children not Matthew C McKeon. the former ionce veiled sarcastically "Atten-!HodP start him to prison ""-..V"" " 1ue. be brought up to feel inferior, dru sergeant who led the Parns Hon. bere s our hero-a Congres-!! cUmD 1m on the scandal and McKay, who spoke first, said. They oied eiamnle after exanv-uUnH -.i.i vi.i f u- " keep other names out of it. .of Morse, "No senator has done cle to Drove their oouiis. i ... . .v 't . .. '.k-. Del -i r-Vlir rstrA rvwsm I "i resent any implication that I more to endanger world peace.. .j We asked one colored boy tei',J?,.Zuil "TtL r.a ' lZ.r deal was made in the served by election of a iRepub- Kay as a candidate for the Senate to be given hcan or Democrat to the United f the I'nited States," Morse said, 'and equal Stalea Senate. Mayor Wins Jail Release - - j, j,K, j,,. " a m jurnai oi nonor in ij i or sou- anyuung annul ine unngs mey thint it k H, cniCAGO - Mayor Herbert P t. T " !? nT., TtL mg 15 enemy solders, m Korea, say lov. They outrank me and mferei. " C Paleehew of nuburban Park " mo imponam issues our mi is g zneuicme to iron Sh, ,rr, ,h. Ridge, wha went ta ail Oct S for "-uct m. ' " "Ji? 15? nnes ndled torn because be meV " " he is !..,-. invariably wrong on he saw wnen he looked into the KL, p,, "rih'th,. fnViin?-! mnLt , man iprestoce " e"tra Jnd ui u. i.i w. .-j band after President Eisenhower that incident 1 m not a man any -,i ,, ,h- ret using to sign a check for cost ...a -" - "LTS" LZ 'oa the medat hl "'I The meeting, attended bv as which to me seem to violate eien ! McLaughlin, who was a techni wtw nu raeanv. . n i .... j t. eat aerreftrrt hefnr iK -tt-i rr- V , 1. . J V, u- ii in1" V . ' u a vj.-xi, m " niiMMitii, iiu i- - nv wun miw ire . , ., , . t,.l . fWlFl n,.ltv tJ . - , , 1. I WW. i .1 iM ikil nntil lieTt ,IBeu oy U7e roniana ttomens jwtvj. , - f- ie umuai .-uuuiiuiu rifl vuiuoi ;"K uuo. ' Pjwn.n. I H tk Cnnfl,- MV.Ma.n. k.l armed atla Ml hlC rammaiutiTIP .1 .,U u fM;k 1 TK a-BP.M ' . - dastardly and infa- Stratton said he "never ureameo tioage w as a common thief." and be added. 'Nothing I could have done would have pre vented Orville Hodge from beconv SCHOOL CARNTVAL Polchow. 1 ti rtwk. tnialme Ib political development, at atake ia thU strugcle is human officer. Maj. Henry Cnecklou. tooer is in the junior high gv-m- zner state treasurer, said he faced t'vesterdav He had cinierrded S' Monroe Sweetland. dtrrnty. If. that is lost. 1 wonder stripped of his rank, fined $120 nasrom. Fun starts at 7:30 sharp a legal difficulry in coping with iiw.l l M.t iemofTatic candidate tor secre- vaiue ma tuner inings on uj serve mree lor ine entire lamuy. XTlede? ctmpV of . 5 nr - ced h R, U . ' ! A portable TV set is among the rder directing him ta sign the P"hlK' opponent. Slate Sen.: P " 1: The convicrion. Mrs. McLaugh- numerous prizes to be given away. Poteho- aaid ha chged his ',wlhL,'1" deAced t.nrenf fi NC h" Cmpi " equipment mmd becaus "my fnends have -- LIt?CS ? n1 ha 1UDU- for both the Akamont eSnenLarv asked me u com. out. and lead ".JEJ! Tn, .'imnreasionJ-l mav be . "w . . junior hurt schools. Mr. and in iigiw ror economy re uie u- Vv, miaken nauapeaceim moment aflrr Mrs. Don Hammel are chairmen. . r . He said that HaUield voted for1 B" '""T pw speaking V bifocals al 1 V. Examine me for Noles BleitdVoe Unses! Uead-VM lanci an obhriMbl axclusiTely through Dr. Notes 0 UHiisn at Ceikaa Optical Compear- If r" hna dreaded t tiaf mv fUites bacaiiia rB katw yowr next pair would be bifo cals. Or. Notts emm aiva ra tho appearaaca of routh and freedoai fram bifacal disc if arts rinwuab this seasaHeiial lens, which etini. mates the eiectiale bifocal line and unpleasant eye-iump caused T old fashianed aitocal tenses. The m Nol BLEND-VUE lent it not ta be canfused ae cmnpared with ordinary Continuous Visiaa Lenses which w nasw ditnensed far aiany years. Pleasant, Courteous Credit Always with offices at COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 710 Main St, Klamath Falta, Ore. Drs. Omor J. Noles ond Don R. Hoylor, Sr. -i ... .i urasure An. l n trie vmmhr - ,-",--"-'' . - lr. baDot , which SwnMrrl out money, too. which is urc suincv izra sin .nv in txjnus --..nvj uarm. ,s nrtmw jrf onr.ging yoo opwn nere. c you go re help pay for a new sewage d- J?,. 1,h.(Pw home and wnla that the Nerr. .H?f,..".rr-..,'",XwfvS. -k. let dr-a-h the clrVd man prnprisai n auinonw ine eiecuoa , r "- . " "'K.k.Vr his atrntgle for dicnitr." " I" Hshue Yankee can hm Dollw C-X lTXSLr r m""n7du'rbed emntinns. asrnriiiw I M I w ' v .. ,i , (vl vnpiia in- III. .come eouia be blamed en d- ln LOkeVISW 'e" Republitan admimstrauoa LAKEXTFW A Demonatic pB!5""J .. tallr a slatad tor I nm (Vinher H' 'd . . . . wm PIWIT LJIT iiunn- al average in 1PS2. but br 1S4 it had oeclined to fit beirm- tha tt. ra memorial hall ot the court-house. Arrangements are being made " " -iow tne Vy tiick Moffert, chairman of the P1 vwf .H f lke Counts- rmocraiK Commit- I" mcmJ''i W"3 17 rer tee and Mrs. Helen Krtty, Morse- T . - . nirnati county chau-maa. He ",ld M!-d meeting that Sneakers at the rally wB he " v1I,('h "f high-priced Senator Richard Neuhrrger who r"rr' financed by sourras will he accompanied bv his wife- h,d0ra T'uh ,1f " Al Ulman whe mil be aocnm- !" bJ' opponents ol Morse rawed m- Mrs niman. and Bmd 14 nKber his record at a great iVerhulse, candidate for s t a i e v'TU""r senator. The puMir Is invited ta a coTiee hour al !Ui p.m. al memorial hall. A no-hnsi dinner is net inr p m. ai Humer s Lodge tor the visiiors. HAVING TV TROUBLES? STOKER EliCTI.ON.CS TU 4-4tM m TV u:u M2 U. rh 1 GUARANTEED 2 FULL YEARS .and sensationally priced! Our iiht-as a-ieaiher". . . 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