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WEDNESDAY, OCOIER 16, 1957 PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Foresters Group To Hold Meeting Southerner Plans To Prove Integration Will Not Work OI.YMPIA A member of the hctter Georgia Legislature says intcgra-l"0""- residential area of the: the Georgia archives building tion that integration won't work.'' Ift.mniittaa Tho ft..l.f .,t inn In,.!..,. I ., .... . . - Th Society of American For- Georgia Legislature says imegm- w............ ..... e sam lne use ot armea lorce me society nmerican ror . . . ,. with KWrmx IKlnv nvt Aw ed Georgia s Secretary of Stale. I. . .. ....... ...... ester, will meet at the Winemaition won i worn ana ne iws a -".3 "n in... w FnrNnn -Ir naa maae miegrauon a reamy 10 Hotel Friday for a dinner and to to prove it to tlie people of the rs jn (he be(jer residentjaj North. areas will see first hand what in- Tlie key to his plan is an clee- tegration means, mosynary organization. They don't want it." the mous- hear a speech on timber taxa tion to be delivered by Wallace Kubanks. 1 n. r. At.,1... A 1 I 1 I I tll r fcunanKs is auacnea to me tor- .. ,., thcaipr no. r.imi -i Ln th i... r iu rw........ ci... ;ta " i . ' ""J uhmiuii ui me un-guu oiuii. ; rntor from uouglasville. i.u..:want it. ' Tax Commission The dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. following a social hour. Ben W. Fortson, Jr. "These people in the better resi dential areas of the North have not been affected by integration," Fowler declared. "By awakening them to the pos- aiumt.v Hint illicit ui lull idii HdUliVli t.. l.n.lh..l it U. U., NOriv, IW .111111 llllil IV I.T IIUT'l'.TIIIItl IU Washington! others maybe they will take a I the South whereas it has been "only a philosophy" to Northern 'people who think, they are protect ed by restrictions in their better ! residential areas. "We sav integration wont Fowler told reporters. Fowler said he originally had ,a IBB mt hmw w !H Br- " irVstf If t,- u-4 It' t t.iirl ihp r-hnritable organization i Knwlpr vkilpd Ihp will be the vehicle for movingstate capital Tuesday as a mem- more realistic attitude and bc P!anned 10 introduce a bill at the Nearoes from the bouth Into theiber of a delegation representing more sympathetic to our conten-1 nc'xl session 01 me ueurgia uegis- THE MERRILL SHEEP CLUB THANKS THE ROTARY CLUB for sponsoring the 4-H livestock sole ond olso the following firms and persons who so qen erously supported it by purchasing our lambs. Ellington Lumber Co., Klamath Falls Klamath Falls Creamery, Klamath Falls Town & Country, Bob Waggoner, Klamath Falls Volkswagen Sales, Klamath Falls Byron Johnson Machinery Co., Malin Johnson Stock Company, Malin Graham Bros. Klamath Falls Market Baskets, Klamath Falls Robert Trotman, Merrill Nelson Reed, Klamath Falls Lloyd Prock, Klamath Falls J. D. O'Connor, Klamath Falls Gun Store, Klamath Falls Eldon Arts Thanks olso to our leader ond his wife, Mr and Mrs Don West and to our junior leader, Kath erine Ahem. unie M mi r I Reg. 89c! Big 12-oz Palm Olive Shampco5 Big Boudoir Size! - Skin Creme B NOXEMA (p,us ,ox) 6VC Menthol or Plain Darbasol Presto Lather Shave 2 Cans Reg. $1 - 8-oz. all purpose liquid I .-!- for skin or hair uuiiuiin (plus tax) $1.75 Dubarry, 12-oz. With Vibrosol Shampoo m w rV 77c $110 lature to use state money to re locate Negroes in better residen tial areas in the North. He called it his integration edu cational program. But, he said, the Georgia at torney general ruled It would take a constitutional amendment to use state money and such an amend ment could not be put to a vote of the people until the next election. As a result. Fowler said he shifted his plan and organized the non-profit American Resettlement Foundation, Inc.; to receive con tributions and donations to finance his "education by example" pro gram. "We're already in business," he said. r lit- Rotary Club To Hear Speaker; re"nty i on Groe Tom Detail, former Klamath man now chairman of the board of Pacilic General Electric Com pany in Portland, will be speaker at the Klamath Falls Rotary Club meeting Friday noon at the Wil lard Hotel, it was announced by Frank Ganong, program chairman. The title of Delzell's talk will be, "A Sound Power Policy for Ore gon." Delzell is a graduate of Klamath Falls schools, and was an official in the Klamath district of the California Oregon Power Company before going to Port land. YOUNG WILLIAM TELL is personified by Jimmy Glenn, 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn. 4202 Douglas Street. Here Jimmy displays his seven-pointer which ha bagged his first time out. 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I Peron was freed from jail on j Oct. 17, 1SI45. as a result of work j ers' demonstrations that ultimate I ly pushed him to power. During his dictatorship Argentina was run into bankruptcy and today lacks economic reserves to sur vive lengthy strikes. O.mms ! BOSTON iTt-Four persons per ished last night when a two ' alarm fire swept a three-story tenement in the Roxbury section. ! Three of the victims were iden- tilicd as Ronald Bennett, 20, and i his two children Carl, 4, and iSherre 2'i. I A woman, tentatively identified ' as Alice Ford, 70, died of smoke inhalation. j The bodies of Bennett and his ! two children were found on the ' top floor of the tenement. The . woman occupied a second-floor apartment. Bennett's wife. Dclores. 20. was not at home when the fire broke out. Twelve persons were driven to ,lhe street by the last spreading (lames. Thirty other persons fled from lircs which broke out at about the 'same time in two other buildings nearby. Authorities said the three blazes are being investigated. i Export Claims H-Power Use .' Express kj said today BritKh scientists have 5 (mind a way to harness the energy of tho hydrogen bomb for peace ful use. ! The newspaper quoted an un named scientist at the govern ment's Harwell nuclear laboratory as saying ll-power for homes and industry "will certainly be avail able for this generation." 1 Without giving details, the pa per said a way to control the fu sion of hydrogen atoms has been discovered hy Drs. Donald Fry and Peter Thonemann. Thimemann was reported last May to head a research team that was using a giant glass cage to produce enough heat to begin the fusion process. About 212 million degrees Fahrenheit is believed necessary, a temperature report i ed approached by scientists in the ; I'nited States. Work on H-bomb energy is being done at Princeton University, the University of Cali fornia and at Los Alamos in the .United States. 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