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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1960)
c V HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Mondav. October 24, lflfiO PAGE THRFW Here Are Some Highlights Of The Basin Potato Festival More pictures Of the Festival onpage 7 Race For US Senate In Spotlight ft 1111 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The focus of Oregon politics Sat urday was once more on the rare for the U. S. Senate between i Democrat Manrinp iihr(ii nnrll Republican Elmo Smith. Mrs. Neuberger said at Port land there has been a lack of con cern by high public officials for: the nation's natural resource crisis. She proposed a massive program to solve it. Smith also campaigned in Port land, riding through downtown streets in an open car w ith Thom as E. Dewey of New York, twice the Republican presidential nom inee in the 1940s. That came after pewey, in a speech at Hillsboio, urged Smith's election in Novem ber. Mrs. Neuberger said in a speech to a Democratic Party meeting that there must be a "massive al tack on America's natural re source conservation problems s0,VVinS HIS Bet uidi uui iimiun win nave me TWO YOUNGSTERS examine the vegetable that was j honored by the festival the potato. j I5f i YOUTH ORGANIZATION DIVISION winners were the Merrill VFW kindergarten r ! f II PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORES i . 1 - Ex-Soldier Religion Month By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Gov. Mark Hatfield has oro- strength and material wealth to tAN KAWCihi-u iuiii Ajdaimed November as Religion in withstand the challenges of the 'retired Army master sergeant: American Life Month in Oregon decades ahead." won $50 Thursday by breakinglThe governor urged that Oregon Bev's Mother, Scribe To Wed SANTA MONICA, Calif. (API Beverly Aadland's mother and a Hollywood television writer have taken out a marriage license. The license was issued Friday to William B. Rau, 31, who said he is of East Indian descent, and Florence B. Aadland. She said she is 46. Beverly was the late Errol The Democratic candidate saiditnrouPn Pl'esi(le"t pscnlwwer-sifaaiiics attend church or gy.:Flynn-s last fling. She is iww 18 of concern expressed by some public officials over the natural resources crisis which confronts our nation." She added "A large share of the blame for he was dismayed by "the lack'00"" y gu,al' , and snaKmg nanflsag3gue regularly William Maurer, 52, who now .j works as a mail clerk, said he I made a $50 bet w ith a fellow and the ward of a Hollywood min- 'ister and his wife. DIES IX COLLISION SYLACAUGA, Ala. (UPD-Hugh worker that he could shake hands Gordon Glascow. vice president of fhk rrki with ll,o monl ",e r,ra" """"8 , ? , ........ ... .. ... r--"-in w r.g m0(0icade through San Killed Sunday wnen nis car coi- nitinnGi onmmicti'atinn u hw-n hic 0 . .- ..... . failed to convey a sense of urg- LaPointe's Maternity Shop Francisco. 1'ded with a bus at nearoy Har- n,ll Mc..r mn(.o,.c! ""'".' "' r r- ,. . , . , , . . , , Maurer said. "I just said, 'Hey, and wh,ch has, instead, tried o,lk remember Benni . Jd ull the American people mto hfi smj,cd and ye hmkmg the problem is mmor and me t bj handshake... b being handled adequately.' Maur said6)e rcen.ed , ,hc . Mrs Neuberger said she was'(act lhat he had seen Eisenhower critical of President Eiscnhowerjdedjca(e stillwel, Field at Ft Ben. for vetoing a bill that would have ni Ga ars munities in water pollution con trol programs. ' In his speech at flillshoro Sat urday, Dewey said the farm pro gram advocated by the Democrats would hike the price of food 25 per cent in the nation. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) ICerrpried without mirgrry. N hospitalization; no lota of lima llrom work. DR. C. W. DAVIS, D.C. 1 134 North 3rd St. IV- 4-6033 Klamath Falls, Oregon From the "land of corn". .for this event at SAFEWAY Loin Roast For the REST of your life - it's a Carlson Mattress .HI COII. 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Candy bars, gum, party favorites in holiday colors. JONATHAN APPLES Extra-fancy grade -from Wash, state. 34-lb. Box Med. and Large sizes. Creamy white fl") Ofl flesh. Dripping with juice, b VOL. NO. 1 it ttill en talt Samt low pric 49c VOL. No. 2 thru Vol. 8 art olio on tali only 99c Red Rome Apples Extra - fancy grade. Fine for bobbin' .1' ,b 19c ,k 17 e baa 69 C Start your 16 volume set TODAY! M-D TISSUE In osst'd colors . 4-roll pkg. 43 TREND Texas Juice Oranges SSHir mm m r L I Klamath Gem Purchased No. 1 Potatoes Locally. ioib. Ooldeil YamS Excellent eating qualify, ,2-lbi. 29 pearsHoodR,ver0 An,oUS ? C 35 Vine -ri.d Grapes F,ome Tokoy 2,,,. 29c Cabbage Loeo flr"n . 7c Powdered Detergent O 1214-oz. rc im okas. 37 Prices in this advertisement are effective through Wednesday, October 26, at Safeway in Klamath Falls. We reserve the right to limit. No sales to dealers or their representatives. "ALL" 15c Off Deal Super-Rinse "piig! " 70 e COCOA Hershey'l Instant Mb. pkg. 45
