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PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1957 sale 48.88 26" fully-equipped Hercules 'Tourist' . . , famous lightweight! sai. 59.88 Save $10 on 12-16 ga. Western Field re pealer. Walnut slock. Reg. 3.19 10-quart Heavy Duly Molor Oil. Bulk Quart... 20e Kwlk Start 6-Volt Battery. 2-yr. guaran tee. Installed free. R.g. 53c Riverside spark plugs replace yours each 1 0,000 mi. 5.50 tarry cloth seat covers slip on-off quickly. Front seat. I 4.49 door-to-door contour mat. I -piece design stays putl Hawthorne coaster bike-26" boys', girls' models. 2-tone colors. 850-shot Daisy Air Rifle. Bell-ringing tar gel holder, canteen. I I Ti i 'm.. ! ' ' - - - I tn nn ! ! j i : .... tS53fcr I mi nTirw ti" 111 (niMel sale .00 J saleS.BBfxch sal. 44C J sale 4.44 sale 3.49 sale sale 48.88 ! sale 7.95 I I ARMY Pvt. Kenneth Miller, ton of Mr. and Mn. Donald Miller of Malin, it now as signed to the U.S. Army Military Intelligence at Ft. Holabird, Baltimore, Mary land. He it a graduate of Malin High School and SOC and taught at Rogue River for two years before enter ing the service in June, 1957, New School Measure Eyed AUSTIN, Tex. Ml The Texas Legislature meets today to act on Gov. Price Daniel's recommenda tion for a law to close public icnoois threatened with control by state or federal troops. The Legislature's second special session came on the heels of a first which in 30 days gave the governor substantially all that he had asked on lobby and influence control laws, a water planning measure, and a commission to study crime increase and low en forcement. The troop-school bill siisResled by Daniel is similar to a Florida law. It would provide that when violence or danger of violence cannot be prevented except by resort to military force or occupa tion of a public school" the local board may close it. It also provides that in the event National Guard or other troops are used on federal author ity on school property or nearby to keep order, the bonrd shall' close the school until the' troops are withdrawn. The emergency clnuse of Uic bill declares that public education . under martial law or military oc cupation is "contrary to the con cepts of freedom and democracy" and that it would be harmful to children to attend public schools under the force and surveillance of military troops. The session approved yesterday a resolution of displeasure over f resident hisenhower s action in ordering federal troops into the Little Kock school integration bat tle. It also said the U. S. Supreme Court, in decisions following the antiscgregation ruling, had violat ed basic principles of states rights. Safety Test Death Denied ALAMOGORDO, N.M. IO A military physician-scientist denies a pig was killed yesterday in a demonstration to show U.S. auto makers how safety devices save Humans. About 100 representatives of ear manufacturers are at Ihe Air Force Missile Development Ccn ter. attending the third annual Automotive Crash and Field Dem onslration Conference. They law two men and a bear undergo tests of violent decelora lion, such as humane undergo in auto collisions. An earlier report was that pig was killed in one of the tests but Col. John P. Stnpp. head of ine Aero-Medical Field Lahore lory at the missile center, denied that. In a formal statement, he said: 'It has been erroneously re ported that a lap belt experiment was conducted , . using an an- esincuzea pig. "The facts are (wo volunteer hu man subjects, Capt. Eli I.. Reed ing and A.l.C. Gerald Johnson were subjected to 27 to 15 limes their body weight respectively with a lap belt or safety belt as me only restraint. "In addition, one hear was de celerated at 20 G's, or 30 times Its body weight. "None of the subjects, human or animal, was adversely affected.' AAUW To Hold Annual Session "Re A Good Fellow, Don't Give Vp The Ship" will be Ihe theme for the annual AAUW Fellowship meeting, Saturday, November Id, at 12:30 p.m., at the Willard Ho tel. Luncheon will he served Fellowship chairman, Mrs. Rob ert Harvey, has planned a food and gadget sale. Bring your favo rite baked goods, jams or Jellies, and a duplicate of an old stand by household gadget. These items will be sold after the luncheon. The program will he a honk re view given by Fredrick Khlers. Reservations may be made bv calling Mrs. Warnke at TV 4-6971 or Mrs. DeRosier, TU sale 29.95 ' sale 4.78 Save 7.50 on new .22 rifle perfect gift for young sporlsmanl 5.25 Four-Bat Table Tennis Set with net, posts, clamps, balls. sale 4.99 S.87 combination! Ball, goal and net official size, weight. I T - "lUOTRUFix m ENAMEL 3.99 gaf. Rg. 4.98 Wardflex Flat Wall Paint-dries scrubbable in 1 hour. B II I V'i Z7- 5.99 gaf. 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