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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1959)
MONDAY. MAKCH 30. 1959 UKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE GLAMOR GIRLS USUI All I In' 80 WIS Jj FREE! . . . OR 80 ALL-TIME, WORLD-WIDE FAVORITES' Yes' Market Basket has the im ported and "foreign" foods to delight any gourmet! Try a few of these "different" foods for a treat. Shop during this gigantic "Around the World in 80 Foods" event for real savings. And win FREE TICKETS TO AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS! 50 TICKETS SUGAR C&H Brown or Powdered From Hawaii 1 IK pkq "Yes, Harold, I AM busy this evening , Ghost Of Anti-Semitism Haunts Germany Present By PHIL NEW80M VP! Foreign News Editor FRANKFURT, Germany (UPl) A ghost of Germany past has come hack to haunt the people of Germany present. German courts are not exactly! full these days of cases involving! anti-Semitism, but there are ' enough of them to disturb both' government and Jewish leaders i alike. There is not even proof that there is more anti-Semitism here than in many other places in the world. But because of the past. I the recent rash of anti-Semitic oc currence! in West Germany has sent a chill up the German spine! and brought new guarantees from Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Adenauer, m an interview with West Germany's only Jewish newspaper, declared that the Ger man people had reacted with dis-! gust to events of the Nazi era and that this fact could not be invali dated by isolated acts of anti Semitism. He added that the policy of the Nazi regime toward the Jews had brought disgrace on "all of us" and would not he repeated. Adenauer's reference was to the six million Jews who died in the gas chambers or by worse means under the regime of Adolf Hitler, and to the government's present determination to re-integrate West Germany's remaining 30.000 Jews into West German life. Most Wst Germans seem to approach the problem today with Change In O&C Policy Likely PORTLAND Undersecretary of the Interior Elmer F. Bennett is expected to announce new al lowable timber cuts on O&C tim berlands in Western Oregon at a talk here Friday. He will address the Western Forest Industries Assn. on the sec ond day of its annual convention. An association spokesman said Bennett also was expected to dis cuss policy changes affecting O&C lands Timber access problems will be discussed by Robert Wolf, forest consultant for the Senate Interior nd Insular Affairs Committee. He will talk about his recent report on federal timber sales practices. The report said sales of more than one billion board feet of Washington and Oregon timber were delayed or not made because of access problems. the grim fascination of a man drawn irresistibly to the edge of a cliff. He doesn't want to go there, but he does anyway. There is no chance that the West German will be allowed to forget the atrocities of the Hitler regime In the pleasant little town of Dachau a lew miles from Mu nish, the gas chambers still stand as a grim memoriai, as do others throughout Germany. Written into the constitution of the West German republic are laws against anti-Semitism. And the laws are enforced. Here are a few recent cases: A Bavarian sanatorium attend ant who said he'd olunteer for duty in death camps if thev were reopened three months in jail. A textile salesman who said that the Jews should be wiped out seven months in jail. Two officials in the slate of Hesse reparations office who al legedly sang anti-Semitic songs and made anti-Semitic statements in their office suspended from their posts pending investigation. A Frankfurt state's attorney v.ho allegedly made anti-Semitic remarks -- suspended pending in vestigation. A teacher who cast doubt on the authenticity of the Anne Frank diaries suspended pend ing investigation. These cases, and others like them, tend to throw a harsher light on events here than else where where there are no suchl laws. There are those here, in i eluding some Jewish leaders, who believe that so much attention may only encourage other incidents. Others feel that even stronger counter-measures should be taken and that new means should be : found to impress upon a new gen eration of German youth the in humanities and ultimate failure of 'Nazism that today's nightmare from yesterday should not become the reality of tomorrow. To Tuesday's Matinee of ik so ep Now Playing At The Esquire . u-.L.. 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He had the only uncratked egg left after 200 contestants'' bashed eggs against each other MATERNITY FASHIONS A Kkj selection at very I o w LoPointe I prices. are INVITED i to i HOMECOMING and 1 OPEN HOUSE 3:00-7:00 p.m. Friday April 17, 1959 W Fryers mm Pkg of 2 Frozen Chicken, beef or turkey 29c 29c tin 35c 35c 39c CLOROX World-Wide Favorite Vl Gal. Juq Full Gal. Dinty Moore Irish Favorite' Large 1' 2 -lb. tint, Reg. 59c 311 mr7 SStT big 12-oz. pkg lestle's World Famous Chocolate Chips 49c Always A Butcher to Serve You At Market Basket It's A Wonderful Store Swiff Premium Whole Bodiel Oregon Grown Not Acronixed C ' lb. Ftamn Fnrl VJ V W I I I I I or Frving Ground Beef or Pork Sausage r Swiff's for seasoning 39 3i59c ,b 49c Available Only at Market Boikct Wonderful Columbia Maid Margarine Birdseye Main Dish for 2 Birdseye Main Dish for 2 Purex Beef or Turkey Delicious Hoddock 89c 69c '2-gal. 39c Full Gal 59 Chicken Necks 2 pkgs. 29c Chicken Giblets 2 pkgs. 39c Potatoes Avocados V Celery U.S. No. 1 Sondlond Klamath's 10 Lb Bag - 3Se Giant Vt Lb Eo. Really Good Giant Criso Stalks Fresh to Market Basket tach y C Reynold's Aluminum Foil Bin 1 2-inch by 25-foot roll 31 Beth Stores Open Till 7:00 Men., Tuts.. Wed., Thurv. Sat 9th and Pine Ph. TU 4J17erTU 4-311 J LOWEST PPiCES w 3S HOME. Of PLS&OHML &tt.vtce.v BOTH STORES CLOSED SUNDAYS So. 6th end Shasta Way Phone TU 4-4050 Beth Stores Open TiU I P.M. Fridays
