Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 25, 1956, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON California Politics Editor'! Note This is the ec.,nifrce. Federation of Labor and ond of a series of articles discuss-, County Supervisors Association ing the measures found on the recommends a Yes vote on prop California State Ballot for Novem-position No. t. ber 6. Information and recommen-i Proposition No. 7. This Assem dations are taken from manv state , blv Constitutional Amendment organizations, a few of which are: i would change the name of the; V V Farm Bureau, PTA and Teachers lower house of California Legisla-' ; I Association, County Supervisors ture from "Assembly to House : k TT J . . , l n .. J ,u. nawMaituu, reueratloa 01 l-ao0r,ul xitrprcMrinmnca, iiiu mc Taxpayers Association. League of names of members from "Assem Women Voters. Agricultural Cmm. : blymen" to "Representatives." cil, and California Chamber of;Th''' proposal would bring Cali-! Commerce. ; forma into comformity with 40 . , ' I CLTDI R. CALDWELL j Southerners Deny Charge Of Anti-Negro Vote Trend "these Police Arrest Wanted Man Karl Echols, chairman of the . . ' j ,imi-i(P'erce County (Ga.i board of reg were removed from rolls, there alter "failing to appear to meet the challenge (of their eligibility) Here's Your Candidate j other states. .Most groups rec-i By ROSS RAGLA.VD - cmmended a Yes vote except the' Proposition No. 4 is an Oil and Federation of Labor which rec-l oas conservation Initiative. The . ommrnu ole i""F" basic aims of this act are to make, Uo" -No-.' .... - . possible unit operation of oil pools' ProPosltlon No- ' Senate io order to increase the amount i Constitutional Amendment which of recovery of oil and gas. to'0"11 require the Budget Session preveni waste, to provide lor well ; spacing innew pools and to create! February instead of March in; - n I even-numbered vears. The Dur-I pointed by the governor, approved P05 u t0 permit recess of ses by the Senate. Those in favor of slon n t0 exceed 30 days alter the initiative declare that nresent i introduction of the Budget Bill r.c.laiinn. r.cii in r and would provide expenses ot tne t nnr-half ill ih. nil in .n committee considering the Budset ..,... r.iim-ii i. . pool and therefore the recovery of' BiU during said recess. The;Democrltij candjdate (or the pt. more oil wouia increase not only,'""""' ,B" ,'lice of Klamath County Assessor, the income of California but add live Committee time for forma.He u 4 a nativf of B,air N, to the tax revenue of the state, .hearings on the budget during -lbraska, and ha5 lived in Klamath Opponents claim that the oil in- .SJSIL'J E?IJ' County and Klamath FalU for dustry has a good record of mi"ee members during the recess. . ? voluntary ccitrol and conserva-! There is no organized opposition, . ' lion that similar measureshave this proposition. Vote Yes on I Hls primary and secondary edu been ntotoict btnri 'cal,on was completed in Nebraska lta"ciSStiv "free entmre? Proposition No. 9 is an Assem-! schools, and he is an accounting V cC;ateeeofn X.bly Constitutional Amendment toadu,. of Oregon Technical In production and lower prices. j give authority for inclusion ra:S'itute in Klamath Falls. Caldwell The Agricultural Council rec- countJr charters provisions for es-! currently engaged as a con ommends a Yes vote while the labllsnul boroughs in part or aU.struction worker has been em Federation of Labor recommends 01 ,ne ""incorporated county ter- ployed as a truck driver, and for a No vote. No other organizations """T- Tnis " designed for "grow-, four years was in the real estate made any recommendations. mgup" period of urbanized areas. and appraisal business. Proposition !o. S is a Senate not ready for incorporation. He is an active Klamath County Constitutional Amendment which' Proponents claim: The legisla-' Granger, was chairman of the would permit the Legislature to ,ion is permissive, any proposal, board of directors of the Corn license the sale of alcoholic bev-''or boroughs would have to be re- munity Building Association dur erages in public bars with no re- 'c,Ted ,0 voters, a borough set ing 1953, and has been and is ac quirement that foods be on sa!e!uP could help solve complex probative in working with Klamath also. It would also write into the:em5 of urban populations in unin-i Basin drainage and sewage prob constitution a direct prohibition jcorporated areas. Ilems. He is also a suburban against furnishing alcoholic bev-1 Opponents state: A borough , league member and is a member erages to persons under 21 years, j'orm of government would further of the board of directors of the Proponents claim that the pres-! complicate and hinder working out.OTI Alumni Association, ent law making sale of food man-ja simplified pattern of metropoli- He is married and has two: datory is hypocritical and diffi-"n government. The Taxpayers daughters attending KUHS. cult to enforce and only provides : a.nd County Supervisors Associa- "j have been a resident of Klam excuse for minors to frequent ' recommend a Yes vote. The, ath County for 17 years," he, adds. premises. iharm Bureau recommends a No"I have seen it grow and am opponents state that the factvute on no. . that enforcement is difficult does! not justify a law'a repeal and that the major changes made in the Benefit Cdrfl WASHINGTON Southern i Asst. Atty. Gen. Warren 01ney dieted on what he called leaders have challenged a Justice! said yesterday investigations al- irumpeu-up cnarges. """' ""lc,;miready are under way in sections that a mass campaign to denyj , f. ' , ' . . . . Negroes the right to vote is under 01 ,,ve " """""! istratioo, way in the South. !charge will be filed where ne groes are deprived oi voting priv ileges because ef their race. "Disfranchisement of colored at a board bearing." Of others voters is going forward on a mass who did appear, he added, "only basis." Olney said, in some areas three, four or five" were re nt Alabama. Georeia. Louisiana, removed, two of them because of Deputy Sheriff Dale Mattoon MissusiDDi and North Carolina, rtelony convictions. Olney had said said Thursday that Leo Raymorfd This is being accomplished, be j Pierce County was one of those nameiu, 3year-old salesman,! said, by -what he called syste- under investigation, who is alleged to have rented a matic" revisions of registration I Denials came from several offi station wagon here and then rolls, frequently on the basis of , cials in Alabama, abandoned it in Southern Califor-i challenges by White Citizens Coun- state Sen. Sam Englehardt. head nia. has been arrested by the Los ciU. ;0f the Alabama Assn. of Citizens Angeles sheriff's office. Mississippi's Gov. J. P. Coleman Councils, said that organization Mattoon said it was doubtful If, replied that "on its face this iai "hasn't done a thing" about try Half leld would be returned to, a political move designed to get j ing to get Negroes off voting1 Klamath Falls at this time be-1 vote from the Northern Neero",listi , cause he is wanted in Los Angeles! He said he personally will join in Asa Carter, executive, secretary, on three bogus check charges, idefending any Mississippian in-'of the separate Alabama Citizens! Councils, said his group has made no effort to "intimidate or threat en board registrars to dislran- j chise Negroes." NIGHTSTICKS HOUSTON. Tex. Houston police are going to get their night. sticks back. Chief Carl Shuptrme said he is requesting purchase of 55 billys for patrolmen and any' other officers who feel they need them Houston police have not used night sticks since World War II, when most of the supply was issued to the home defense guard. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1958 Potluck Dinner Set By Group A potluck dinner, followed by a Halloween party iar children, was planned for Friday, October 2S. at l:30 p.m. at the business meeting of Women of the Moose. Chapter 487. held October 16 at S p.m. at , the Moose Hall. Senior Regent Ens , Fair child presided, with 38 mem bers present. The Academy of Friendship win sponsor a smorgasbord dinner and dance November 3 starting at 7 p.m. for members and guests. Tickets may be purchased from any friendship member or from the steward at the hall. QUOTA CLUB Rummage Sale rrUy tn - Saurfer 'IU l i Oeuair M 7 ith t Klamatk NOV. 6 ELECT Jim Kaler County Commissioner Your Personal Representative Pd. Ad. Jim Kaler 1954 should be given a chance to function. This proposal would bring back the old-fashioned sa loon. None of the organizations made any recommendations , on this measure except the Federa tion ef Labor and they recom mended a Yes vote. Proposition No. 6 is an Assem bly Constitutional -Amendment which would extend the tax ex- Party Planned BONANZA A benefit card par ty and candidates "rally'' is planned by the Big Springs Park Association for Saturday. Octo ber 27, at 8 p.m. in the Bonanza School Auditorium. Bridge and puiutiuc win oe in piay, and mere will be refreshments and prizes. lanoioates tor various offices aware of the many problems growth involves. I am vitally in terested in helping to make Klam ath County a better place in which to live. If elected as your county assessor I assure you the office will be conducted with courtesy and efficiency." Editor's Note: Tnis candidate sketch is presented under sponsor ship of the Klamath County League of Women Voters. ' any parking area provided that I wiU inlroduced but will make the area is used exclusively for n0 SDeec hes. nnrkins u,hii. .n.; ..i?.: Money raised at the party will worship in a church building and T1 lo ,ini,n 'h lcnnis court only wnen inis tiarklno nrr-n i " '-'" uuuuct. used to meet recent laws requir ing establishments to furnish park ing areas. Proponents claim that any additional off-street parking would benefit the general public. Opponents state that additional, exempt property throws further! Burden on other taxpayers. ARCTIC STREET VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (UP) Pfc Burton Boyer returned from three months duty with the Army near the Arctic Circle and found his family a new iinflrtment sn The California Chamber of Com-I Arctic Ave. For all your appliance needs, we'll be OPEN Until 9 P.M. Monday thru Friday MERIT'S 0t U. th Ph. 2-342t Old Hickory is the brand of the Bourbon Man '"'1 :V f,j2 p WniQ1 hi JiiL w6(. I mrtiAiJuL. -y Tli irrk.i. Man knows " fmm. ; that if .natty. ,,. I I A bourbon, it baa to say 1.1 " W I Si O . ;l bourboeoatnaUM. J V' A '4 ""'''"'" -TnMiarsaias- -""''!ir' jJ This is bourbon at its best. Virile. Robust. Smooth the way you wish all bourbons were. These are not just words-the proof is in every barrel. Every bottle Every glass. Extra years enrich Old Hickory's great bourbon flavor. OiUIVIB IN IMI lllf C1ICIII OLD HI rXKQEY BOIIBBON SIX TEARS Oil 4J0 O80 4 JOt '"wi tlCKOIT U rtOOf OLD NICKOr OISTIIUHS COUpr PHIUOClrXI. PA HERMAN'S STOREWIDE SALE ENDS OQ. 31st. It's our annual STORE WIDE SALE and we've more buys than ever before! Everything is reduced (a few Fair Trade Items excepted) and it's your chance to save in men's wear. Come early and shop all departments. Sorry, no refunds or exchanges. SUITS 29 Values to 55.00 88 Plenty of Shorts, Reg. and Longs Cuff Alterations Only Sport Coats 119 96 Up All Wool TOP COATS Values to 65.00 3488 All Wool Suede Coats 55.00 V 39 SS.00 Volu. 88 Sport Jackets T-Shirts Russell Briefs Sport Shirts TIES Quilted lined gabardine , Values to 12.95 Russell-Nylon Neck Short Sleeve, Values to 6.95 Buy for Christmas - Reg. 1.50 Value American Brogues Dress Oxfords Denim Slacks CORDS Flannel Shirts Oxfords Values to 12.95 Assorted Colors Peqqed and Regular Broken Sizes. Reg. 6.95 Red, Yellow, Grey or Green Pegged I w y 48U 111 200 . li 98Tf B I 688 SOX 388 .3-175. 488 1 f 8,r, Work or Sport 2 44 UP Reg. 3.95 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts Nationally Advertised WHITE Dress SHIRTS 288 826 Mam Hurry! Sale Must End Oct, 31st!!!