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PAf.K 2 A HERALD AND N'KWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. OCTORFR 24. 1f).i3 High Court Race Rulings Have Backing Of Truman NEW YORK (AP) - Former President Harry S. Trumar braved the wrath o( Southern Democrats today by making it abundantly clear the Supreme Court's school integration decision has his lull backing. With an eye to the 10 presi dential election as well as to next month's congressional contests, he told a rousing party rally in Bos ton Thursday night the decision is not only the law but "it is moral ly right." The address, in which he ac cused President Eisenhower o dodging his "moral responsibility" to support the court, wound up the scrappy Missourian's 19.38 campaigning except for a final speech at St. Louis Nov. 1. By failure to give proper lead ership at the proper time over the Shell-Laden Car Explodes RlrXE. Colo. (API A freight ear filled with deadly eight-inch howitzer shells blew up in Dc beque Canyon several miles west of here Thursday. The explosion was heard for miles. A Denver k Itio Grande West ern Railroad spokesman said the blast was caused by sparks from a broken journal. No one was injured on the 63 car train. Some unexploded shells were scattered along the track, and streamliners were delayed un til late afternoon. A four-man demolition team from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Denver went to the explosion scene to re move unexploded shells. Young Mom Saves Child KENTON. Mo. (AP) "I can't wim a stroke." Mrs. Norma .lean Harkins insisted. She must he mis taken. Mrs. Harkins. 20. who is expect ing her third child in three months, saved her lR-monthold son,-James .Ir. from drowning in the treacherous Meramcc River Thursday. The baby fell olf a boat dock near their home. "1 saw .Jimmy floating ahout 2,ri feet from shore," the mother said. "I jumped in and went after him. I don't know how I got there and hack the water was over my head but I brought him to the dock and a neighhor pulled us into , a boat. last four years, Truman said, the ay was left open for a wave of uolence by crackpots and ex tremists. "The President." Truman said io a cheering crowd that filled the Sheraton Plaza's main ballroom and overflowed into adjoining rooms, "has never told the nation that he believed the Supreme court s accision was morally right. "He has carefully avoided stat ing his views on that subject." As his own views. Truman said. they are in line with those of the late Pope Pius Xll when he said, "God did not create a hnm:in familv in;tfln nn nf sr.cirnr:,ira ,lic. .iu.,u,wi mutually iiiui-j.-eiiCiCllC mr-mners." That. Truman made clear in an earlier interview, didn't mean he favored reading any Democrats out of the party. And. as he told the Boston rally Thursday night, some of the finest Democrats in the country live be lnw the Masun-Dixon Line. Sometimes, he said, some of them don t think right. For instance, he argued, unless the United States settles this civil rights problem, it is in danger of losing its position as the leader of the free world. He argued that Eisenhower should have done more than "de plore" the "83 instances of bomb ings of schools, homes and reli gious institutions traceable to the desegregation conflict." Despite his own stout advocacy of firmness on the civil rights is sue, Truman pointedly refused to go along with Democratic Na tional Chairman Paul Butler's criticism of Southern Democrats. He refused on two occasions at a press conference to say wheth er he thought Butler was a good chairman. "Paul Buller has worked very hard," he said, but, pressed as to whether he is a good chairman, he would say only that Butler has "worked very, very hard." Later, .Truman boarded a train for his trip back to New York and weekend with his grandson Clifton Truman Daniel, and the boy's parents, his daughter Mar garet and New York Times news man Clifton Daniel. ; ' ' " ',' ' . v "r " - 1 ?.?' Mb. '.', i . ssa' M" : T, ?' ft g.-lXk I 9 f :::illli'"l' ' ; M v .&vV:5';- 'At if .!, .', l ;x-: ' i , "i fj: -v rJr 4 m 'siiiiiuM., MAKING PLANS for a Public Relations and Founder's Day Dinner Tuesday. . October 28, at the Pine Grove Room in the Willard Hotel are these two members of the Ewauna Toastmistress Club, Virginia Moray, far right, president, and Helen Basseft, in charge of the program. Floyd Wynne will bet the evaluator. The program will be pre ceded by a social hour from 6:30 to 7 p.m. Reservations should be made by phoning Romona Smith TU 2-0155 or Virginia Morey, TU 2-0404. "DENNIS THE MENACE' Weather Table I'nited Press Inlernatinn.nl Temperatures and rainfall for Judge Feted By Inmates CHELTENHAM. Md. AP) - A judge was honored Thursday by inmates he had sent to Boys Vil lage. A dinner was held in his honor, he was presented with a lamp, and a cottage at the institution was natned for him .ludce Charles E. Moylan of the Balti more Juvenile Court. It was a way of expressing ap preciation for Judge Mnylan's work in behalf of extensive im provements at the southern Mary land institution. Old buildings which once housed dingy cells are gone or are being torn down. Eight campus-like areas have replaced them. The cottages in clude a dormitory and private rooms for ahout 25 inmates. Insurance Firm Purchases Bonds M hours ending at 4 a.m. High Low Rain Albuquerque 70 4fi Atlanta 78 54 Bakersfield 75 57 Roise 55 37 Boston 57 52 1.01 Rrownsville Rfi . Chicago KR 47 T. Denver 70 34 Detroit fiB 4R .05 Kl Centrn 90 fi.l Fairbanks 15 -12 Fort Worth R0 til Fresno 74 52 Helena 5R .17 .05 Kansas City 78 45 Los Angeles 71 KO Miami 8R 70 Minneapolis 50 42 .15' New Orleans R2 fifl New York 7 fill ,76 Oakland KR 50 Oklahoma City R2 55 Phoenix Rii tifl .n.l Pittsburgh tin 47 .IH Red Bluff 74 4't Reno B2 2R Sacramento 72 28 Salt Lake City tifi 37 San Diego 73 59 San Francisco 65 58 Seattle 5.1 .17 Spokane 52 30 Stockton 71 51 Thermal 80 H5 Tucson 84 51 Washington fit 58 'MOM! AlARQARET AH' 3lMA HAD A FIGHT OVER ME ' mt; lAin Hftlg MVZ California Weather Sam Rayburn Blasts Ike JOPLIN. Mo. (API House Speaker Sam Rayburn said Thurs day that President Eisenhower has gone sour. Rayburn, here for a party ral ly, predicted the Democrats would increase their majority in both houses of Congress Nov. 4. "In 1!I52." Rayburn told news men, "1 said Eisenhower was a good man. but I've felt since his hassle with the 83rd Republican Congress 1 1053-1!)54 1 he has gone sour." The Republicans claimed in 11152 "we had run the country into socialism." he said, "but nobody :s opposed to a single law we have passed in 20 years.'' Kiwanis Club Needs Actors The word is out. There's a short age of men in this country. Not men to harvest "taters." milk cows or run a business, but three men preferably adults to play parts in "Light I'p the Sky." a three-act comedy by Moss Hart. This is the play to be produced this fall by the Klamath Falls Ki wanis Club for the benefit of the Kiwanis Park. Dr. Harry Ercdricks. club pres- Historians Hear Talk ALTL'RAS A report on the sym posium, presented by the North ern California Historical Societies in Chico recently, was given by Mrs. Lee James, Adin, organizer oi me iwoaoc county Historical So cicty. to members of the Modoc society at the October meetine in inc reaeratea unurch parlors. .virs. James also tod about a trip she made with a history class ot the College of Pacific in Stock ton last summer. The trip followed the old beaver trail of the Hudson Bay trappers through the Pacific Northwest states and a Dart of Canada. She also asked members of the Modoc County Historical Society to send her the names of relatives of Modoc County pioneers who can give her information for use in historical data she is gathering for college course. Jim Kelly, manager of the Mo. doc County Chamber of Com merce, reported on the portions of the county display at the Califor nia Slate Fair which were fur nished by the historical society. vn announcement of an exten sion course. Northern California History, which is to be given in Mturas hy Chico State College in tho near future, was made hv Airs. Charles Deinick. The program included poetrv recited by George Forriyce and Josh Hutchinson. Network Assists In Car Recovery A daily list of "hot" cars stolen automobiles and stolen license plates now is moving on an all points police teletype network across Oregon. The list moves each alternoon at 2 o clock. It details such informa ident. announces that there is noltion as the license number, color, shortage of feminine aspirants but i year. make, model, motor num- Reactor To Open New Era In Power IDAHO FALLS, Idaho 'AP) - A large ship reactor designed to prove the effectiveness of atom ic propulsion for a cruiser and an aircraft carrier went into opera tion Tuesday at the nearby Na tional Reactor Testing Station. Rear Adm. H. G. Rickover. chief of the Navy's nuclear pro gram, was present when the re actor sustained a thain reaction. Rickover said he feels the large ship reactor will prove as revolu tionary as the atomic submarine. "We may find new, undreamed of uses for big surface ships. These are things that must be tried out belore we can fully as sess their vaiue," he said. The protog pe power plant is a huge hull with two atomic re actors driving a single shaft. It was designed for two nuclear-pow- ered ships now under construction the guided missile cruiser Long DINNER FETE ALTL'RAS Royal Arch Masons, Alturas, will honor Most Excellent Grand High Priest William C. Lee son with a dinner at 6 o'clock in the Masonic Temple in Alturas on Saturday night. October 25. Her man Johnson of Cedarville will di rect special music by students of Surprise Valley Union High School as a leature of the open meet ing at 8 o'clock to which families and friends of the members have been invited. John Hayes Mankin. high priest of the local chapter. will be present from Fort Bidwell to preside during the evening. there's a woeful lack of men Age limits suggested arc be tween 30 40 or 20-25. Those ap plying need not have had previous experience, just a loud voice the doctor says. If interested, calls may be made to his oflice 'IT' 4-37titi during the day or his home. Tlr 2-37HO during the evening. bcr. and owner of cars reported stolen. If a car is recovered the recovery point is named. The network went into effect Monday, and here is received hy I city and slate police and the sher-j ill's office. Lists are filed from the Department of Motor Vehicles! in Salem. j OPEN DAILY 6:00 P.M. ends tonight: IIViIEMPJReJ fTrVt?' JOEL McCREA Feature At :45 t 10:10 SHOWN AT :1S ONLY - SATURDAY! TOKYO Cinemascope ROBERT JOAN E0MOND WAGNER COLLINS O'BRIEN Feature at :45 I 10:10 CO-HIT! MirarJeFrujrtainment! I mjeV ""UtK bKtnnAN WALTER BRENNAN I SHOWN AT 830 ONLY Sun. & Mon. Richard Widmark ''Halls of Monteiumo" and JOHN WAYNE "Flvinej Tign" I'nilrd Press International San Francisco Bav Area: Most- !ly fair today and tonight, cloudv S.-ihli'Hai' uilli rhtirn tti ruin l:il, m. nnarn insurance i nmpany ot;m riav: little change in lempera rortland. Oregon, has purchased lure; high lodav San Francisco tW. city of (Iul.ttmi botuN in the Oakland 60. San Mateo and San amount of JtS.ooo, thereby helping H.u.iel 71: low tonight 5053: Ren in provide Hind., fur development !ile winds becoming westeilv 10 of the city's sower system. An-, is m p h. alternoons. nnuncemenl of the bond purchase Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Fair was made hy S. Lynn Doycrnft. .lodav; increasing ' cloundiness to Standard Insurance Company rep- nicht: rain Saturday except snow resentattve for the area. high levels: cooler' Saturday. , The life insurance company pur- Sacramento Valley: Mostly fair' chased the longest maturities, 'today and tonight; cloudv Salur-j which were more than one hall ofjd.iv with rain likrlv Chico north-! the total bond issue. The hinds 'ward prohablv spreading to Sac are to he used to complete a sew- ramento lale in dav; shghtlv cool ie plant and to construc t a sewer er Saturday: high todav 72-78. S.it system in south Chiloqum. ;uidav tet-72: low toiiight 52-57; i Standard -.'.Iso recently put chased gentle winds becoming southerly JJ27.noo of Klamath Falls South S IS m p h. Saturday. ' Suburban Sanitary District bonds. I Northwestern California: Most.! providing funds lor the purpose ol'lv lair lodav; increasing cloudi cnnslnicling and operating sewage jness tonight: rain I'kiah north collection and disposal laiilmes. ward early Saturday spreading lo Arthur M. Cannon, vice presi-ientire area hv evening: slightlv drnt and treasurer for Standard cooler Saturday; high todav anil Insurance Company at its home j low tonight Napa 73-50. I'kiiih 78 office. will he in Klamath Falls on '4.1. Santa llosa 72-30: coastal Friday. November 7. to be a winds northwesterly 10 20 in p h speaker before the Klamath Kails ,dliv becoming southerly 10 20 Ilolary tlub on the topic of money,,,, p h UmvM and Saturday, market conditions. I M SOI. I) WKF.D-The sale ot 10 aires of land not cu ring the Lvorill Memo rial Highway mst outside Mount Shasta, to Dino C.irlini ol Red ding, was announced tins week In Frank F I.eonetti of the I'mteil Farm Agency at Weed. The tor nier owners were Mr. and Mis Hugo rramcti of San Carlini, who is one of the of the ( as.i Itlanca Mot ding, did net announce iut Che hvmIv accpured - Al vmrHbwi iwtot' Itty-Bitty Fish i Believed Record 1 MliOUNSVIl.I.K. Tex. (AD -! Most fishermen brag about the big' fish thev catch. i But Hal licxhe believes he caught the worlds smallest tar-1 pon. The f.sh w;w 4'i menu n -.dm & i (1 ''Inot remember a larpe. that snall I ?- ' ,V' t 1 1 ' Ins Plans., M 0 hHor0 .",.ft.""2lrV 'jMos, are measur.xt ,n feet. j LJ '. 7? T,' Vit I Itoche said he was come to haei V" --liaLjM V . : :.Xir the lish mounted. . I "- ; I Continuous Shows Sat1, and Sun. from 12:45 StcUdA TODAY Beautiful and Proud. yet more savage than the black jungle she ruled! Beach and the aircraft carrier Enterprise. Sen. Henry Dworshak cR-ldaho1 a member of the Joint Congres sional Committee on Atomic En ergy, said surface ships powered hy the atom could eliminate tank ers and big fueling installations ashore. The prototype power plant was designed and developed by West inghouse Electric Corp. in cooper ation with the AEC. The New. port News Shipbuilding and Dry dock Co. built the simulated hull and installed the nuclear and ma chinery plant components under a subcontract with West inghouse. HUM P.TUUkfKk lilt; llt l.. I.ITTI.K U !.() UNO liKEKN, SC. A Po!' said a bandit took a !' SJ foutlhi twit wSh thiji Cmif$ turf of at Urmnioi Tttonn in EASTMAN COLOR starring Marion Michaels A real "Sen Kitten" a h WGrrte Baudot -rej .e 5eeJr and Cunning os o Jungle Animal Si8! ..Hi ft h Fk 9T, V Continuous Shows Sat. Sun. ir From 12:45 DOORS 6:10 TODAY & SATURDAY! MGIVl's Hilarious New and Candid Connubial Comedy SensationI l X3IKI. s. ;,, t 5 n nr rn z' I i 7 JOANNE GILBERT JIM BACKUS INTRODUCING GENA ROWLANDS BOBBY TROUP ClNEtVIAScOPE C1 AN AMERICAN UNDERCOVER AGENT STUMBLES INTO EUROPE'S HOTTEST RACKET-AND " uXS!n I ' "oOriJ The stats' flf The delight TJie greatness of WtheN.YfOw J I!" 1 1 UlfzS. Mi II ILJ' (II TECHNlCgLOR wu son hem "In ii uitti Hi,i nun ' in nn .ton c,s,m (), Tintie "surs! IUDS Y-ix: .'r- nout'it stroni its n '- .rsjscft!aw aronchox rontamtr.g s -lRI I.' tftTftiifl 4'ititieiilir':T''f''; ,ima fuss iflitof. it o o o c O N 'Co &3 t It ) g oo - mmj . i' ' - " i m i irn Yt'l , I ,
