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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1963)
, Thurs., Opt. 17, im Page 8-A I llrrald & Nw Klamath Falls! wd ao hrmnmmr'l mn fywi- WW- fftli -Wove Made To Settle : Racial Issue X&,t,J.nitUJlt. UlAi.. . : Tot Fights For Life . LOS ANGELES (UPt)-A 2-.'year-old Mexican girl waned a ."quiet fight for life today against Ian illness that still posed an un solved mystery to doctors. The condition of Marivole Olea, of i-'an I,uis, Mexico, was critical although slightly im proved at Children's Hospital whore she has been undergoing extensive tests to determine the cause of her illrfcss. ; "She appears calm and seemed to sleep some in the afternoon," a nurse said Wednesday night. '. .W hen doctors at Yuma, Aril., suspected the tot suffered from gangrene resulting from an in fected mosquito bite, she was flon hero for treatment in a compression chamber. But tests discounted the possibility of pangrene, and other treatment including oxygen, intravenous feeding and 24-hour attention was ordered instead. (ill ANT VISITS JIOMK -:ftHISTOI-, Kngland (UPH -hiitish-horn actor Cary (Irani paid a surprise visit to an old foIVs' home Monday and wan mobbed by elderly autograph Seekers. Cir.mt. who planned to return to the United States later this week, had promised in an ex change of letters to visit tlie Old Aged Pensioners Club in subur ban fledminster, but his apiear ance came as a surprise. FAT OVERWEIGHT .AvalUMa H yew without a dor lor t -pratcrlpttOfU owf prtwlwcl called CALAXON. You mvit Nna valy fa km 1 day or your monay bach. N( atranuoui at rota, laialivat. mat MQt or tatHnf of t-catltd roduclrtf candiat, Cracfctrt, teMitt. or chaw Inf gum. OALAXON It labial and oatily twallowad. Whan yew tali OALAXON, vow iltH nay yur maaii, Hill at lha food! vou It a but you limply don't havt tha vra for a Ira portion! batauta OALAXON daprattat yowr appamo anal trtaiat your datlra tor food. Your wttsht mutt coma dawn, bacauio at Vvr tan doctor will tall you. whan you oat lai, you watfh la. Oat rid o ticatt tat and Hvo lonoar. CAIAXON coitt tit and It Old en thit OUARANTt i If not talnfiad tor any raaton (ml rtlurn tho pack a to VMr druoolit and tat yor twit monay back. No a)uilHHtt athad. OALAXON It fold: will thla I guaranlao byi j Wood s Orvfl llort Ml Main Moil Ordtrs Iliad I j-. Jly United Press International 5 A group of Negro ministers n Birmingham, Ala., YVednes ' day made a move to settle the ..' city's latest racial controversy ; by conference rather than ulti C malum. ";"Tlie Birmingham Baptist , Minister's Conference, an or ganization of about 200 Negro clergymen, urged city council to demonstrate "responsibility, - fair play and meaningful faith" "ith tlie Negro community by rearing Negro police and fire ;'nien and opening other city Jobs to Negroes. The ministers' statement set to deadline for the police force .desegregation as was put forth "jast week in an ultimatum by rthe Rev. Martin Luther King : Jr. The statement apparently Was an olive-branch gesture by ; some Negro leaders to head -off resumption of huge street Bemonstrations similar to those Jvhich last spring resulted in piiire than 2,500 arrests, ;:;King, who led the earlier Bemonstrations, demanded the jiring of 23 Negro policemen "by nex' Tuesday a demand Tayor Albert Boulwell has -flatly rejected. King vowed to lead more demonstrations if tlie deadline is not set. "The conference table should , be made more attractive than ;the streets for trying to make i'jvic adjustments," the minis ters said. ;-Other developments: X.Sclma, Ala. Only about 40 IJegroes showed up to register 'in Selma where King made an appearance Tuesday night to Csf ur the "big push." C Oaslonla. N. C. About 200 Negroes marched on two seg ' regaled theaters for the fourth consecutive night. The march . was without Incident. Jackson, Miss. A perjury i charge was filed Wednesday : against Lois Chaffee, a white !;student ct predominantly Ne-;-gro Tougaloo College, after she '-lestified that policemen beat demonstrators to the ground Jith clubs. Police witnesses Isald they saw no such beatings 'rind County Judge Ttussel Moore filed the charges. Charleston, V. Va. Gov. W. W. Barron issued an execu tive order Wednesday banning racial discrimination by stale agencies or firms doing biisi. ness w ilh the state. , in - fl I A. DAYS 1 I i TO SAVE I I i nil III I WD 11 " "" ' ' 1 f l ri p A I Lowoat prkai of tho laoaont J'Xl - Hurry In ond ovaJ b .i A Riverside V vKVCVXOaN VS " P'liad t.ma. Ad,u.imantt pro- , -..., f '' VtVYViA tjdL A 2, AgoiMtdtfaettlnmolafiali, work. ' 'j . "P'?raojiJt'f. b T"a.. mafiihip for hla of traod. Aa- . v lt,WlWaaj' d tHaw" ' juttmonta ptorolad on ifaad weaf. ' ' h. ""Vjf daif' tgS No,;onwid,,fvioto"l,f0,eht, ? v ' -s SffflyA- aPh. 12 S0,i,'oc,io,1 fluoronlaad notion 0 witla. 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