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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER . 1956 Morty Meekle I ( ANOTrtXIKlOjE Jf iuwxrY. nr. 1 1 . . i W I HAVCAHAHCAVy meiSNomiNijtisrseNr ( ircAKriPlC70 AWAV KR A 75-FOOT A69W8LC- D Russia Accepts U.S. Offer To View Campaign Drives WASHINGTON (UP) Russia, has accepted a United States in vitation to send Soviet observers; to this country to watch the wind-j up of the presidential campaign. Moreover, the Russians said they would welcome similar Amer ican visitors to observe Soviet-1 type campaigning and balloting in I their next big election. - I Moscow's agreement to send two or three observers to the United States was communicated i to the American Embassy in the Soviet capital last Saturday, the United Press learned. The State Department sent sim ilar invitations about (wo weeks ago to Czechoslovakia, Poland; Hungary and Romania. Russia and the satellites were asked to send observers "to view at first hand the free electoral processes in this country." j Administration officials are sur prised that the satellite nations so far have not accepted the U.S. in vitation particularly after Mos cow did so. There is speculation that the satellites will fall into line. But there is some feeling, too, that the Russians might not like to have the satellites know too much about the "free and unfettered elec tions" the United States has been talking about for years for East ern Europe. The State Department plans to have the Russians in this country about Oct. 21 (or a quick swing through the nation. A tentative schedule calls for the visitors to begin their tour in Washington. worn uieir way into souuiern states, to Texas. Los Angeles, San Francisco, and back tne norm era route" to New York City for election day. Nov. 6. At the 'State Department's sug gestion, run American Airways already has received approval ol the Civil Aeronautics Board to fly the Russians to this country tree of charge. If the satellites send two or three observers each, the overall cost to the government of the experiment in East-West rela lions isn't expected to be mora than $20,000. O People Read SPOT ADS '-you are Berserk Rap Brings Jail A 33-year-old harvest worker, who was reported to have terror ised a farm camp one mile south of Malin with a butcher knife and a meat cleaver, was lodged in the county jail here Tuesday night. He was L. H. Horton. who said he came to Klamath Falls from Texas to work in the potato har vest. According to Deputy Sheriff Del Summers. Horton had been drink ing heavily and boasting to other residents of the camp that he had a brother who was killed while robbing a Texas bank. Sheriff Murray Britton, who in- ..Mli..4fn1 tho lraram maiA HnMrin monnppri (pvpral nprsnns w h i 1 e storming through the camp wav ing the Dutcner unite ana cieav er. He also was reported to have slashed the sides of a tent. Deputy Sheriff A. L. Schmidt of Malin signed a complaint against Horton. SPORTS ALBUM CHANGED 1 Klamath Union High's Script and Microphone Guild's production of Sports Album, a . student radio production over radio station KF.II. will now be heard at 8:30 on Tuesday evenings instead of the usual 4 p.m. time, according to Charles Woodhouse, radio-English: and speech instructor. Orrin Otitis-! bee is this year's KUHS commcn-: talor. BUILDINGS AUCTION SALE BUILDINGS October 9, 1956 at 10:00 a.m. BUILDINGS TO BE SOLD: Residence located at 1919 Derby Street Residence located at 1907 Derby Street Residence located at 1764 Dayton Street Residence located at 120 Conqer Avenue Residence located at 704 California Avenue Residence located at 209 Cook Street Residence located at 1224 Bown Street Residence located at 204 Upham Street Residence located at 210 Upham Street Residence located at 218 Upham Street SALE DATE: October 9, 1956 at 10:00 a.m., starting at the tint ploca' lilted and continuing to the next in order lilted. BUILDINGS mutt ba removed within 30 dart noHct of ac ceptance of bid. IF YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING MOVING THE BUILDINGS CONSULT WITH YOUR MOVER PRIOR TO SALE DATE AND ASCERTAIN IF A PERMIT CAN BE HAD FOR THE ROUTE CONTEMPLATED. TERMS OF SALE: Cath at time of sale. The above buildings to be sold' to tht highest bidder at public ouction with the right reserved to rojact any or all bids. 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