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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1958 KLAMATH SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT Klamath county, oreoon I nT fesr-X , '"A I HI i! 1 ' M P p-LOtv. I : trAV ' ' T jL lour ' ' i . ! . i s FARMERS AND RANCHERS WITHIN THE KLAMATH SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT are invited to attend the annual district meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Midland Grange Hall. Here the problems and outlook for the 450,000 acre district, outlined in the map above, will be discussed by a panel of experts in the field. Among the speakers will be Gene Gross, J. D. Vertrees and Jim O'Donahue. They will cover subjects' ranging from station programs to beneficial use of the land for wildlife to the current mouse problem. All interested persons are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. GOP Makes Election Win MINNEAPOLIS CJT A young dairy farmer, almost as little ; known in Minnesota as outside it, barely , retained Minnesota's 1st Congressional Dist. scat for the Republican party . yesterday; against a startlingly strong Demo cratic challenge. Albert Quie, 34 and a freshman! state senator, won the seal left vacant last month by the death i of Rep. August Andrcsen. ills Democratic opponent said he wus considering a recount, which could j upset the result. I Quie defeated Eugene Foley, 20-1 year-old attorney, by just 655 1 votes, or 50.37 per cent of the vote ! cast, according to complete unof-j ficlal returns. i The vote from all 411 precincts was Quie 44,310, Foley 43,655. j ' The district, 12 dairy farming counties in the southeastern cor-1 ner of the state, has been solidly Republican since 1893. Andresen won reelection in recent years! with margins never lower than 61 j per cent, and usually higher. I The near-upset was certain to! be hailed by Democrats as both I a moral victory and a rebuke to! the policies of Secretary of Agri-1 culture Benson, j Foley, even more of an un-j known than Quie, campaigned j hardest on a "Benson must go" theme. Quie, himself cool to Ben son, opposed the scheduled cut in . dairy support prices and advanced i his own farm program which, he laid "takes a completely different approach" from Benson's. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt ACCLAIMS NEW HEARING MIRACLE FOR THE HARD OF HEARING! r t 1. . "If pcopl only knew what a revelation and a joy The MSTKNKR ii, they would not or a moment hesitatt to wenr one. This fi tha first hearing aid that exactly fit my need as I can take it off and fmt it on as I need it. I just didn't realise a hear ng aid could bo as (food as this!" 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It is believed that the girl will move to New I WASHINGTON If The U.S. De- 'partnient of Commerce blames Minnie Jean the zeal of "overenthusiastic pro moters" for this country's spend ing almost half a million dollars more than was budgeted on for eign trade fair exhibits last fall. As a result of the overspending. House Appropriations Committee Feb. 6. "We are very embarrassed with this whole situation," Asst. Sec retary of Commerce George T. .Moore said. The department witnesses said Harrison T. McClung resigned last Women's Shoe Styles Rapped LAS VEGAS, Nev. un Shoes now back in vogue are going to the official in charge of the pro- month as director of the depart- pram resigned. ment s Office of International The overspending and the resig nation were reported in testimony released yesterday on a closed- York next week Minnie Jean was expelled in Little Hock Monday. School offi cials declined to give reasons. She had been involved in racial inci dents. "Our kind of school just can't sit by and not make some sort of gesture in a case like this," Brooks said "We are known as an interra cial, intereconomic and expert-' mental school," he said. "We're! door appearance of Department officials Commerce before the National Guard Tank Aids Stork ERIE, Pa. tfi Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Orzepowski credited a 49 ton Sherman tank with an assist in delivering their sixth child. Snowdrifts blocked all approach- trying to do something for equal ies to the Orzepowski home near oppor.um.yanu mm.uve me in- WatOTford 18 mjes south 0f hcre Minnie Jean was one of nine j The National Guard at trie re Negroes attending integrated sponded by dispatching a tank to classes at the Little Rock school pick up a doctor and take him to under federal troop protection i the home. A girl was born a short since last Sept. 25. time later and is doing well. Trade Fairs after his office ex ceeded its budget for fairs last fall by $451,900. At the time, the department said he quit to return to private business. But Henry Kearns, another as sistant secretary of commerce, testified McClung offered to re sign when he reported he had overspent. "We did not accept his resigna tion right at that time," Kearns said, "because we wanted to get some of the facts together, which we did, and as soon as we got the facts together, we accepted his resignation." ' McClung s successor Nathaniel icallse "orotesaue effects on wom- Knowles told the committee Mc-en-s feet." says the president of uung proDamy naan t realized ne tne American College of Foot Sur was overspenoing Decause com mitments were being made with out being properly recorded. A Commerce Department spokesman said the overspending resulted from the zeal of "over enthusiastic promoters" for im pressive U.S. exhibits at foreign fairs. He said no question of any misdeed was involved. Overspending last fall "ate into funds allocated for future fairs,"! he said. I geons. Dr. N. 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