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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1956
MARKETS AND FINANCE
STOCKS
WALL STREET
NEW YORK wP - Toe stock
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND t 'ISDAi Cattle
market spent another slow day on fJw J5"- rryover 0: trade
the downside Tuesday. ixrm : ieo Keen steaoy ia oti
Key Hocks fluctuated from frac-.
uoos to around a point or to.
lover: other classes steady-weal.
part load choice lit lb led steers
00: IS head sorted out t.05 lbs
The Associated Press mortiy food JOJt; two iodn-idual
""" - "-'choce 4-H iteert ZM: few (oed
S17 with the industrials down
40 cents, the rails don S cents
steers 00-11 00: standard snort
feds U.ao-l-M: ouktv steers UJ
am ine uuuua mn M M. .i Jots and part load
Volume totaled 1.390.000 sham of gooo fj heifers W-JS-W.00: few
compared with l.uo.vtt snares, standard heifers U 00-17 00: utility
aicoday.
77 ,
17
1
S3 i
,.Z grade lots tf.25-50; sows No.
" 7 jrades 12.00-16 00.
If, Sheep salable Xe): market
H steady-weak: lood -chou-e as-ios'
lb wooled slaughter lambs 16.50- j
; 1J.50: one lot mostly choice 19.09;
rj i utility-low good slaughter lambs :
. 7 Uja-if JS: cood -choice feeders
p Ninth Annual Baptist Meetpeath Takes
NEW YORK STOCKS
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Allied Chemical
Aliis Chalmers
Aluminum Co. America
American Airlines
American Can
American Cyanamide
American Motors
American Tel. k TeL
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
Borg Warner
Burroughs Adding Mach.
Canadian Pacific
Celanese Corporal ioo
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Crown Zellerbacb
Curtiss W right
Douglas Aircraft
duPont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
Ford Motor
General Electric
General Food
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood '
Goodyear Tire
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manrille
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecott Copper
Libby. McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific Gas it Electric
Pacific TeL k TeL
Penney J.C.i Co.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Phiico Radio
Puget Sound P k L
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp.
Republic Steel .
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
St. Regis
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck k Co.
Shell Oil Co.
Sinclair Oil
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil N J.
Studebaker Packard
Sunshine Mining
Swift k Company
Transam erica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
W'oolworth Company
heiiers 1.50-11.00: canner cutter
cows mostly tSO-S SO: utility
H 00-11.50: indnidual corrimercial
12 00: utility bulls U.ttt-14 M.
Calves salable 100: toed choice
vealers steady: lower grades and
J ' heavier cakes continued under
102 H pressure at weak to tS-cent lower
" " prices: good realm mostly 16.00
41 U.t0: few choice 1 00-21 W: ntil
71 ; ity-standard calves taw-llie; few
' good-choice calves U 00-50.
,e ! Hoes salable 15e: market mod-
I?,'erately active, weak to SO cents
lower: most decline on No. 2 and
1 grade kinds: U. S. No. 1 and 2
ft :ir
Oregon Weether
Western Oregon - Cloudy Tues
day nighL Partly cloudy Wednes
iday except rain beginning north
portion Wednesday evening. CooL
High 42-tt Low Tuesday night 24V
t-,k iti(.li.rtikri Coastal winas west to uuna
Sooth county residents have their . hour, increas-
own answer lor the oeoate cnai- . .k.,., Wednesday
Fund Leader
Dares Merrill
I a k k. wwiUlvMS
jengra ucin K-wv-. aH0rimt
Hopeful Sees
Hospital Need
One of the major problems which
will face the next session of the
Legislature, according to Mrs. Jo
sephine Kittredge, Republican can
didate for state representative,
will be consideration of problem
of over-crowded and under-staffed
state institutions.
Mrs. Kittredge said Tuesday that
fFZSSJZ Eastern Oregon - Showers be-
ft. TJ' rinri.vl .J .h0 infrequent Tuesday night.
..auj?..Hale- PraaP?1 ". PartlT cloudy Wednesday. Cooler.
Maim tjementary . . "THigh 40-50. Low Tuesday night 26-
duurman of the Ltuted Fund-Red toenor valley's, h
Cross campaign in that area. Tues-, r ,T d a ;,
oayehauengeo w Uliam hurtx. iter- - arin Partly .u' u T. th. mi
"Z,. Sd,00, cloudy and cool Wednesday, ofi he ttak
and head of mat community s unit-. ' f. m.m K?.out a 1lT .u-.
strrrunUV i-Str " a!of instUuTion. which is over-
iK)tj ujc laun oo me U fv.nH a y Low Tuesday nizht c..- m iv;.
irwwn H il trssf 'wl nrt,w . " ' ... , . LTckOD OldlC ilUflyiMU.
Lr WhTwOl bVearned over 2532, .TT8 Hlgn tredge beheves that, if funds art
the. under-dog Huskies at the end
of this campaign." I . . ,
The Malin High School football i YY earner I QDII
team has defeated the Merrill Hus-i By UNITED PRESS
kies in pigskin competition for the Temperatures and rainfall fori
past two years.
11
grade butchers 17.50-1100: M bead; DiaMITABire , ,,. i ,.,i ... .m..J:. l. o..i:. c.ri r.....K. wUvk
47 ryro.'U1T?0- nuxedNoIDCM- 0P'" sessions officially in the Firsf Baptist Church Wednesday. The convention has
49 ' grades W.7S-17JO: mostly' No. 2 '"n preceded by meetings of delegates ts the Baptist Brotherhood and the Women's
Missionary Union. Lett to right are. Dr. Eugene Hill, director of Missionary education,
of the Foreign Missions Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, Richmond, Virginia;
Dr. Charles A. Leonard, retired missionary with 40 years service in China, now of Tacoma;
Mrs. ft. L Mathis, Waco, Texas, president of Women's Missionary Union: Mrs. Charles
A. Leonard; Dr. E. M. Causey, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Klamath Falls and C.
Ervin Boyle, editor of the Pacific Coast Baptist, church publication, of Portland.
I
15.50-14 50: good choice feeders
on i l.wlo.w: comriKTO-incajuni
7 i weights 11.00 -14.00: cull -
an shorn slaughter ewes 2 00-4.50.
I!!- CHICAGO ( Butcher
as s. dropped 15 to 2$ cents Tuesday
jj Most 2M to 276 pound butchers annu Baptist General eroups is planned for tonidit.
mIA m tit CC tA CIS OA H-lltl SUM.-- . , I - -
Lomenuon ot Uregon - oashing- Vaijonaiiv knowrt Baiwist krfm ;
hog.! To Open Here Wednesday pprip nnw
The official openinz session of A banquet for each of these ! CI 1C lUlf
Miss Perle Dow.
a (J- it. Ti to- Idaho- thr Provinces rf, are present for the sessions, in-; Klamath County since 1909
Western Canada. Wednesday. Oc-duQing rr. c. C Warren. Char- during much of her fifeiime
. ! ooer 24. wiU be presided over by ;otte North Carolina, president of Wied with the work of the A
by the Mustang representative. ' Albuquerque
curu saia ne iea cornioent mat Atlanta
the Huskies, renown for the ability Bakersfield
to pull together, will drive the Ma- Boston
lin campaign team out to pasture." Brownsville
The two county communities Chicago
have vied for public acclaim for Denver
their community spirit for many Detroit
years Malin through its city park El Centra
: and chamber of commerce crab Fairbanks
(feed and Merrill through its Basin- Fresno
! wide potato festival celebration Helena
which lasts for three days. Kansas City
j This year, the two "rival" com-1 Los Angeles
' m unities will actually be working Miami
. ! together, to help meet the coun- Minneapolis
ity's campaign goal of $141,576. al- New York
though there will be an all-out at- Oakland
tempt to report its fair share of Phoenix
S3.O0O before Merrill raises iU Pittsburgh
$3,025 quota. Ked Bluff
United Fund volunteers in the Laie citv
I two towns planned an intensive !" Diego
'campaign to meet the community Jf1 Francisco
resident of needs now that harvest season is -a'ou
and almost completed. .
to be spent for this purpose, a
branch of the state hospital in
Southern Oregon might be the
answer to the problem.
"The population of Southern Ore-
24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. . ! :" " ddef' !f ''n
ijj Lew Baiai rapidly, particularly Klamath
77 som at su.B to wiu sev-
X u era) kxs at Slf.M and
112 '4 JH-25. the top.
47 ' pound butchers
SI lla.7. bows held steady at 24- xr. John B. Canning, pastor
12 4 .to SlaJO. ;ne Trinity Baptist Church. Spring- rr riioi I. Hill vhL. T.nliat HilUioV Hmniial sh hvl hn last week that report neetuuu bei Z 1
14HI High choice and prime steers field. Oregon. The ses5ioTS meet-w r-, ' . iii ( ,r nth ,held Tuesdav. Wednesday and K AtootiATtu rKtbb
: J ! Vnel tilvTCfw yiiwtw imitnrl Mm.
tUtTIt' ajuu, vwuiii' uuaa ...
. .. ... Ma en i n err mi
nroMent rfilified with the work of the Ameri- paign chairman, said this ties in
of ih Smnhmi Rantici rmi-M inn - i can Red Cross dipd Ortoher with division chairmen's request! luma
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60
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73
59
69
W
80
52
79
76
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67
64
69
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63
71
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76
90
92
66
96
46
59.
50
57
56
54
34
51
73
51
27
39
63
72
37
61
54
61
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52
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52
54
67;
County. It seems to me that a
state hospital branch in tnis area
would be extremely beneficial.
"As it stands now. she contin-
i ued. "persons who are sent to the
hospital in Salem for treatment
must be transported 241 miles
from Klamath Falls. There are no
adequate facilities in this part of
the state for providing even proper
temporary treatment for the men-
tally ill."
Mrs. Kittredge said, if she is
elected, she intends to make a
.88 thorough investigation to determ-
:ine the feasibility of establishing
1.45 a state hospital branch in this
area. , ;
HUBCAPS STOLEN
60
61
70
.02
1 Ethel Sharp of 1629 Avalon Street
03 renorted to nolice that three huh
caps were stolen from her auto
mobile some time late Sunday or
early Monday morning when the
mnrhinp war narkpd in front nf
69 hpr hnmp
T: . "-'. " a mg at we first Baptist (.nurcn promotion, for the Foreign Mis-
L and Dr. E. A. Her-We of California. She attended 1 b lhe 1M7 Operation Fair!Baker
f.a. New Mexico, man- j elementary and high school insb!af .to P'd and succesitu) i Bend
Thursday of this week to attempt; " , D
's 136 50. High prime heiiers topped October 23.
. , v , . , - . 1W. UW! ,'TTV - C wr JltTAlW. llUJlt : f
"I 7 " .nan. 8 re ager of the Clorietta Baptist TtT X iJT conclusion.
w. cnoree ai ijo 10 m.w. expected to be m attenoance. ,hlv Crmmds U on . the nrn-i...;.; ' . - "rJI",
pilal Presidio, San Francisco. She CiirnriCsta VicI
124; Receiots: 12.0M hoe: 6J cat- in of the Raotis: BrotherhoodJ,- " al" atlenoed bimmons College,;- f' "
! Btri'ers obtained good to prime i Onenin? of tomorrow k conven- i
4i wooled lambs at 61I.50 to ljO. (ion has been preceded by meet-, ri, ',r. rw b si.
3 , 1U IA08 Calves: 1 500 sheen. an nrffAntrjitinn frir men mnvf-rv r, i:.r i V :. n i
19 i itn m in ci Pani'c Pniuvwa! ,, - ' c . . . Durintf her vears of service with :
SAN rR-ANCISCO (UP-FSMNS) Church and the Women's Mission-i Rantist Convention- Mrs R L.io,e Reo Cross in San ancisco. i There wasn t a more surprised ; North Bend
t i . . ... . - ... .:Dapiisi Lwnwuitti. 3irs. a. -' i 1 , . . i i t-1 .v. c-n. i I ... . Prlloinn
UVeSlOCK. arv L niOCl. an Orgamzauon IDT fathic rhkuUiI rJ IK- n-nrwi'l rieu wieoui in sevl::HCiwu hi lucuiuiui rdiu nvuwtj - '
Missionary
Paid By Child
Boise
Eugene '
Klamath Falls
Lakeview
Medford
Newport
& " Cattle salable 100. Sudott main-twomen and vounz ceoole. which i, ; . ' I, u- 'for military hospitals in the Pa-inight than was Ralph Schonboe, Portland Airport
. ... icifie area. !2fiS8 Eberlein Avenue, when heiSalem
erately active, slaughter heifers the First Baptist Church. iOeoria- MrMne Miss'ion 'Board F&J Surviving are her mother, Mrs. ' answered his front door shortly ; Spokane
Georgia. Home Mission Board Ed-! Bur"8 are "J, ! ?"!were? "B. uoor snoruyj
"iitor racresentine the Home Mis- Emma v- Dow- Klamath Falls: .before 11 p.m. Standing m the door-'
California Weather Board of the Southern Baptist ' Br?tl;frs1t opw and:way was s-yearKHa BUiy r-oano
52 37
51 26 .08
55 40
53 39 .96 1
51 25 .06'
54 34 .02
49 40 .25
53 42 1.61
56 42 1.44
49 40 .01
53 42 .52
51 40 .77
48 39
!f rM tufler frwn nHw Arturitlc, Klwvmttic
E Xt paws CAwied br strff. Kinni lo,nU, try
; mvmtt UTHIWUt. Tin UIHOWJl fcr--uta
it a mcicaur fymulttH prisaratifla
-MCially Amioped to hit quick, tffacttt.
Bporaor tartul rcliwf treffl huaot pains af
.'rtAftlts, Sreuitlm. Sciatica. MIHOmn.
cwtaiiti a spKial fH-nlfl Ifrti
acclaimed br naU'cal autftoritits as Hit as
asolriA. yet AJtTKOriUl urttaiiis NO aarcot:cs
NO hat-it fsrminc ISO aaraiftft irufs. -THOmn.
hat woa the sratitveA el au9 mats,
jt whi t't jm Pa at tsousanat km Pom,
rw iiTHOHlH. aid set fer rowteH. At aPJ
Bf piptissss ai esen.
By UNITED PRESS
Convention. nowara v. uov, also ot iuamam ; ana ne was nowiing ior au ne was
From the convention office in , r. a,?: "f"5' nooen liow anu;Worui.
M and cows about steady with Mon-
day's decline. Couple lots stand-
s ard 646 and TV lb slaughter
heifers U.S0. Small lots utility
co 10-10.50. canners and cutters
6-9.50. Rain and mnlpr tnrfav- hiph torlav
I? I Calves salable 10. Market not San Francisco 60. Oakland' 63. San! now m.,iv, ,i,n ih the Far East and Major Howard from. You bet he could
1 . M i . K ul M liCTt mmk i c t) .. i ft . . .- . . : : . i. r i R Ilfm vith th I " Irmv in hurl itict rmnn f mm hie. 9AA0 t7K.r.
wu a, "rrv aioi m. oiii . ..i . ij . ncdiuig coueution. logeuier mi .. t-. --
Hoes salable 300. Suooly mainly itonichl and fair W e d n e s d a v: Rml. .rfiinr nf the Parific Coast Germany. tleio home just down the block.
tt butchers. Opening moderately ac- slightly tcooler tonight with low Baptist. Paul McCasland. John' Funeral sen ices in charge oi When the child was returned to
J! ,tiv. butchers 25c lower than on 45-50: southwest winds 12-25 mph T. Sizemore. Rev. and Mrs. R. P.;0'Hair's Memorial Chapel will be! his home it was learned that his
, : Monday. Mixed grade lots U.S. No. i today becoming northwest 12-25 Hood, and others representing var- private. The family asks that no mother had made a momentary
i 1M.41A Ik UattfAtmH I? m, lMinl.f A u-nuil9V . . . . , ' fln-t prc h unr PriprvHc txhn with : frin in tha, tuvt Aftftr. nitrhhnr'
San Francisco Bay R e g I o n: -Portland is Dr. R. E. Milam. for-IJack Do. Klamath Falls. George ; Schouboe asked the child U he
f mer resident of Klamath Falls and " uow- "lln navy lnicouiu leu mm wnere ne came
. ne
59
43 '.
26 U
56 'i
SOa
2'i
I heep salable none. Market un
tested.
GRAINS
Northern California: Rain King This convention is the asency to do so may contribute to the
City and Merced northward today ! through which the 123 Southern Klamath Falls Chapter, American
and south to Santa Maria and Baptist Churches, in the district Red Cross. .
Kern County this evening: snow (including six in this area. First
in mountains above 4000-SOCfl feet: I Baptist Calvary Baptist. Stewart : . .
CHICAGO m Mott mlu cooler today: strong winds north Lenox Baptist and churches in Naiiheiinap Set
went into a slow retreat on the interior and mountains t o d a y:iTulelake and Dorris. are alfiliat-
Young Billy thought the late hour
visiting to be an excellent idea
and took a little neighborhood
jaunt of his own.
Let Us Help You DO-IT-YOURSELF
Wiring Materials Lighting Fixture
Electric Heaters
VAN 'FLEET
ELECTRIC
200 Maitt (Ac rota fro Wilterd Hotel) ' Phots TU 4-441 S
POTATOES
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO tt Potatoes arri
vals 76 track JS0: total U. S.
shipments : steady: Idaho-Ore
gon Russets 4 45: Washington Rus-
. C tA. If - fe' . L
.u -aujc? nuau i
Jiy
. .V1 tLn.rA rj Trt. TuaaHav Profit clearing tonight and fair Wednes- ed. coooerate in united efforts for Cms lC VSctsV
M 'taking after the previous sessions day most areas but partly cloudyjhome and foreign missions.
6t v, spurt was a factor in the decline. "n chance now ""TP tal Southern Baptists now carry on; . Richard L N'eubereer is
26 V Corn rtowed i n d e p e . d e a t mountain, tonight and ?niork in 42 stales have over AaSr -SZ
S5lta3jS Changed U, H 25 ATttft
45!, lower. December, 2.32. corn . vw... p. .fS-SStTSX. Democratic Central Committee
ir Deernber ii. rv. ift " enmg with snow lowering Pacific Coast BaptuZ by the Rev. If" tae J ? hoDor J""
towerebel S..!- ' rouDd W f: partly cloudy L. B. S.gle. then pastor of tbe. al, noCT.
beln,' unrfeefto w Ir SLJ tonight and W e d n e s d a y with Klamath Falls First Baptist;"1 i- SP-. J7!
bean, uncrgrf to lower. No- ,,,, nurTt.: -rbi, naner now has a'. Fort KIamaU' BChainruui
7 cent, a hur-lr 1 t tonight; strong circulation of 3,500 readers. ;ol the program committee.
ill s I today with snow above 4500 feet:; where the sessions are convening.
opea iiifa Lew cioee Uu.ri i.,.m . llwi
DUCK HUNTERS
GET YOUR
SHOTGUN
SHELLS
FLEET'S
222 Stk 7rit
Ph. TU 4-5J20
Now $ The Time For
DRIVEWAY CINDERS
LORAIN ROCK
GRAHAM BROS.
Ph. TU 2-4441
2301 Bithn St.
Police Overcome
Obstinate Man
In i I t l 2 dr tlct creasing doudiness
it. ! i. . i extreme north portion Wednesday:
. - n nign tooay ana tow tonigni at
t :LTuah and 40. Santa Rosa 64 and
PORTLAND Coarse grains. 44. Napa and 47: northwest
1 15-day shipment, bulk, coast debr-, winds 12 25 mph near coast with
jery.- Oats No. 2. lb whiu 54 00- locally stronger gusts.
5W. Barley No. 2. 41 B B. W.
ADMIRAL DIES
SVN DIEGO. Calif. fi-Retired
A dm. Onn Could Murfia. K, ho
Charles Berg of Klamath Falls 41 O-e 00 Cora No. 3. E. Y. saip
wasn't in the least tolicnoui of rnent 41 50.
help Monday n:ght t city po- Wheat 'bed' la arhie market.!
lice were raSled in rimnn Kst s t h,,tv a
hotel room to investigate reports Soft White 2 24: Soft White 'ex-!"M P401 the navaj court
that smoke was cwuibj from the eluding Ren 2 24: White Club 2 24 ""T " " P'" Harbor
room. i Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 27- on commanded the
Berg locked himself hi the room 1 per cent 1 17: 11 per rest 2 27: rt- ry-
ana temporarily nymietj eiforu of u per cent 2 2
the landlady to open the door wtn Car receipts- Wheat it barley
he lodged his key m the kr1aole 14: floor it: oats t: mill feed 4
from the inside. -
After a few momenti of strug
gling with the lock, police and the
landlady gained access to the room
Fritndly
Hlpfutni
T Ivtry
Crowd and Pun
Ward's Klamqt'h
Funtrol Horn
Maraiitrftt M. War)
and Smi
92S High TU 2-4404
I "THE RECORD
a km. I II
VIQULD n
Men Past W!W?
iiiuiu7 auijw mni so roe room , 1M, .,
here they found the bedding and ffaiit M(hutM Ptt YWIfl
attress on fire and a small boat ' tr",""
mattress
burned in the floor. Berg's panu
were on fire, at was a portion of
the rug.
He was kdifed la the city Jail
overnight, and was fined S25 and
five days in )ail ia police court
Tuesday mornu-.g on charges of
disorderly eonduct-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
First time offered. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORSHIP
evoiloble in Klamath Falls and ofhor cities. A whole,
salt buiinen which will provide security and hiqh in
come. Products sold nationally (or over a quarttr
century with a money back guarantee. Part or full time.
No lolling or business tsptritnet nactnary as training
is provided.
YOUR OWN BUSINESS AT NO RISK
Company eitcutivt will interview by ptritnal appoint.
mtnt only, persons of inttgrity and financial reiponii
bility. Minimum of $1200 required for inventory only.
No equipment to buy. If you art sincere and can qual
ify, pltast write giving brief resume, family status
and PHONE CONTACT. WRITE: Box 791 eo Herald
and News.
AM
--'T.feVV:
'..VItH .
JOBS ;
away!
Measure No. 7, if pasjtd, will prevent Sea Food Ftsher
mtn from fiihinj in Coastal bay. This will hurt Oregon's
prosperity in the following :
t. fn out Joh Atj. It iH sffecl the rmplomtnl of
tshermta. ay wttoieule or mail fnb dealers and
I uimoa canneries and thttf einplotees.
2. CnppU the Ftthmf InJutiry with millions ia Mtett
meniB and empto) mrirt.
S. Ajrfrsitf Tait.Hom by loss of bceme spd poonoate fees.
4. lKetnit ftit frtih Mmt due to teaymil cunul
ment of surf ly.
Veto ogolnsl this biff. H will Hurt Oregon.
MORSE
LIKE TO FORGET"
Tonight at 7:15 . . . watch ... as panel of
local citizens reveal true facta behind Wayne
- Morse's contradictory record . . . listen . . .
as they compare backgrounds of Senatorial
candidates . . . learn why folks say Doug
McKay is a man yot can trust, mtn yen
can depend on to do what be says . . . hear
' the facts . . . why Oregon citizens want
Douglas McKay for U. S. Senator.
Tuesday ICOTI TV
7:15 p.M.
Slccf
McKay (tw Cm
"PROPER USE OF NATURAL
RESOURSES IS VITAL"
Gov. Smith suits, "With our natural resources we ha
to keep a balance between our forests, our farm reclama
tion, and the use of our streams for both commercial
and ports fishing . , . and, of course, our big game and
birds are all part of our water resources plan. They will
all receive equal treatment. Establishment of Oregon's
Water Resources Board, in which 1 shared leadership,
was branded by the hue Gov. Patterson as the most
ianporuuit act of the 1935 leaisliture.-
AS YOUR GOVERNOR
Few rnea eowM eqoal ma
record for atTecavt deeanoa
" sat tw Gov. Senrth as. hit
short tame in eeta. He has
t l ttaoe a" ktniu tli turpi
as tt aewd snoot at dais tana.
His iweajotacai (or faarneaa
soalaadfor
Ost-xDroc-J U-tli-
3X ITH
N..tVat
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