WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINE
Congressional Hopefuls Wage Intensive Drives
By PAUL W. HARVEY JR.
SALEM in V. S. Reps. Wal
ler Norblad, Slayton Republican,
and Edith Green. Portland Demo
crat, appear certain victors in
their reelection campaigns.
But the other two members of
the state's congressional delega
tion are engaged in bitter fights
against the same opponents they
defeated two years ago.
Rep. Harris Ellsworth, Roseburg
Republican and former editor,
first was elected to Congress in
' 1942, when the Fourth (Southwest
Oregon I District was created. His
opponent is Charles 0. Porter,
Democratic lawyer from Eugene,
who is waging an intensive cam
paign on the public power and Al
Sarena mining issues. -
Ellsworth, who never has cam
paigned much, is working harder
this time as he seeks an eighth
term. As the dean of Oregon's
congressional delegation, he is
emphasizing his seniority in the
House and his membership on the
powerful House Rules Committee.
I wnere me KepuDiicans nave a
I registration lead. Norblad always!
1 farm Prices
r Take Nosedive
WASHINGTON im - The Agri
culture Department reported Tues
day that farm product prices de
clined nearly 1 per cent between
mid-September and mid-October.
This, was the fourth consecutive
month that the general farm price
level has dropped.
The mid-October prices were
still 2.15 per cent above those of
a year ago, but about 27 per cent
below the record high 'reached in
February, 1951. ,
Farm prices as a whole nor
mally decline during this period,
reflecting increased supplies of
farm products provided by the
harvest season and the heavy
marketing of livestock.
The October decline was expect
ed to add fuel to the fires of the
campaign for farm votes in next
week's national elections.
Lower prices for meat animals,
corn, potatoes, poultry, eggs and
cotton more than offset higher
prices received for dairy prod
ucts, some vegetables, cottonseed
and wheat.
Prices paid by farmers for
goods and services used in family
living and in production held un
changed between mid-September
and mid-October.
The relationship between prices
received by farmers and those
paid by them put the farm price
level at 82 per cent of parity.-
Ellsworth defeated Porter 70.695 predominant In Eastern Oregon. . Norblad has a great personal
to 55.775 two years ago. Four Rep. Norblad hasn't worked 'appeal in his district, which em
years ago, Ellsworth was an easy .hard in his campaign for a sev-i braces Northwest Oregon and is
2 to 1 victor over Walter Swan-'cn'h term, but his opponent, Ja-ithe only congressional district
son, Springfield lumberman. son Lee. Salem Democrat and where the Republicans have a
ine lumber Indus rv n hi Hi "".
u in iids iHwmeu, ine laDor popu
lation has grown and Democratic
voters have increased. Ellsworth
faces a hard battle. Only two
counties, Jackson and Josephine,
have Republican registration
leads.
The other congressman who is
having a tough fight is Rep. Sam
Coon, Baker rancher and Repub
lican. Coon seeks a third term.
Coon's opponent is Al Ullman,
Baker real estate man who has
fought for construction of a fed
eral dam in Hells Canyon.
Coon's Second (Eastern Oregon I
District remains strongly Demo
cratic. However, he defeated Ull
man two years ago 43,731 to 39,
475. Coon and Ullman probably have
worked harder than any other can
didates for office, in Oregon. .
The power and farm issues are
has won by overwhelming mar
gin. Mrs. Green, in the district em
bracing Multnomah County, first
was elected two years ago, and
thus broke up the Republican mo
nopoly in the state's House dele
gation. I I ''V
Her opponent is Phil Roth. Re
publican lawyer and former state
representative. Mrs. Green has
the solid support of labour unions,
an important factor In Democrat-1 backing from active workers in
ic Multnomah County, as well as 'educational and women's groupa
Attention Election Boards
School of instruction will be held at Bonanza
Library Building,. Bonanza, Oregon, Thursday,
November 1st 8:00 p.m. and the Circuit Court
Room, Klamath Falls, Oregon, Friday, Novem
ber 2nd, 7:30 p.m.
Chas. F. DeLap
County Clerk
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. A B47
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'March Air Force base Wednesday
but the four-man crew was res
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The 7,262-ton Hclga Bolten
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wave was reported still afloat
Wednesday with the cutter stand
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en route to the deserted freighter.
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