HERALD AXD NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Tuesdav. Nov.l, 1960
PAGE FTV1
Lawyer Asks
For Verdict
In Retrial
LOS ANGELES UPH - A de
fense attorney said that unless
jurors deliberating the Finch
Tregoff murder retrial reach a
verdict today he will ask that
they be polled to see how they
itand.
The panel of 11 women and 1
man had deliberated 40 hours at
day's end Monday, pushing the
trial into its 19th week and sur
passing by 3 hours and 40 min
utes the point where the first trial
jury found itself hopelessly dead-j -
locked. I COFFEE CAKES roll off the production line at Bob Ran-
Once-wealthy Dr. R. Bernard! dolph'j Rolling Pin Bakery at Yrelca dally. Here Randolph
Finch, 43, and his auburn-haired' spoons filling into each. Photo by Betty Dow
mistress, Carole Tregolt, 23, ac
cused of murder in the first de
gree for the July 18, 1959 gunshot
flaying of Mrs. Barbara Jean
Finch, were in court Monday as
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California Suspect,
Briefs a
7 VIUUIJ
Sought
California Weather North California Rrmun Panralc Manntfat ?nnc
r r a: vi vmi vu.lv.WiJ MV-UVI lunviu
Greenview
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Burr wore
in Mcdford October 19 on business
and to visit. Mrs. Burr bought
items for her antique shop on NEVADA CITY iL'PP An ac
Kidder Creek. cuscd slayer and his four com
By I nilrd Press International
! San FranciM-o Bay Area: Fair
through Wednesday; high today
118-74. low tonight 47-5.1; west
.winds 8-15 knots afternoons. i LOS ANGELES lUFl' Form-
v'n,.-,),, . f'l.,,.ni in nni-lljpr t;.iv- in,iHuin .1 Wninhl has
'and fa.'r in south through Wednes- criticized stale senators from the Ed"llind G- "" " canjd
cited By Knight Qn Feather River Until Vote
LOS ANGELES (FPU - Gov.
Mr.
j pardons were still at large today j(
day; cooler in north Wednesday. Northern California
Sacramento Valley:
through Wednesday; high
further ncgotialions between the
the MWD directors Sunday night
in telegrams.
"I consider that further negotia
tions of any kind before Nov. t
Palmers son.
I-.,;,. tip.;" I,pu. rntnnnsihle fm- ihpM'"p aim imp .Mcuo xmian naiei
botlrcurrcnt disagreement on Proposi.r,Mnl1 ':,p, "a ncr "'r would be fruitless and unwise."
i IIrriini until QllAi- tna VM' D 1 1. : i m 1 ' 1
7S.85- Inw ioni..ht 44.M- vsr-l ion 1. ...... ...... iiie teicsrams saia, tenmtig oniy
and Mrs. Mart Haas areias deputies searched the woods'i,ui'. ,. ,j, 7 i. m n h i v,.i.,i,i ,,., ,-i,,n nn inin. ec,"m- lo confuse the separate issues of
usiting Mrs. Haas parents. m.-MmmA this mountain community Northwestern California: Cloudy Sundav n.eht to helo promote Ui contract and the passage at
and Mrs. Harvey Palmer, ine for some t.ace of them. , ,.,h anH fair , ...h through P,.,i.i is rP.n' ,-, m,;'!"llall"! man0 Kn""n
Laddie, and his u-itHsm FitPiraM i...-ij,... l.oht .--jm ,nh nfLf ik. th. .ml
of killing one man and Eureka todav; slightly cooler in- ern senators refused to approve t Ant rfirfOP
unnnrtino nnnihpi- tact Vii.-twt I-..,n. l.i.in inn., nnA 1...- tnninl.i tha l-aihn. I;i..a.. Pi.,in..t in " m m "J W m
Bay Area. broke out of the Nevada County Ikiah 78-48. Santa Rosa 80-40.jwhen he was governor.
jail Sunday night witn tour other Napa 84-44; northwest winds 10- gut, Kni"hl said. Gov. Edmund
LOS ANGELES it PI
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'wife and their two children left I .
ecentlv for their home in the,
Bakery Business Expands
the final pages of testimony werej
VREKA Starting almost two
read on request of. the jury. years aS "sniano wnn a
Grant Cooper, who represented Sle truck. PshlS doorbells as
Pin.h ,t hih trial, said he fslt salesman of bakery goods, Bob
a jury poll would be in order Randolph is today owner-operator
tince the 12 days of talks had --""'b "-j ---."
yet to produce a verict. heie ltn lve trucks covering an
if nicin i. ,a,hd ,' average of 5.000 miles a week.
midaftemoonhesaid. "rm going'" sells and delivers a complete
Mr. and Mrs.
Weaverville have
Burr's parents
Merle Burr.
Faces Suit
Mpvrn nurr ill n.. . . .
i nrisonprs i np mpn were nenev pn -n L-..,.ic noar onati- tne nn rna u. r. .li.
h.n visilinc1 . . , "rown was ame 10 gci ine
f-iarmpn vinn tun puns. i,vHn.- l- .... .. -tu .... :
Mr and Mrs.i ;iegisiauiie 10 approve ine program Hayes, millionaire conuaciui in-
ny maKiiig concessions in ine volved in court action over w)
Jack Buker, Yreka. visited his
mother, Mrs. Maud Buker, here
last weekend.
Joe Barrett and Thelma Owen,
Medford, visited in Scott Valley
October 23.
Sheriff Wayne Brown said his
deputies were manning a dozen ' .
road blocks within a 30-mile radi- hlofTIftl1irC
c Af anrl cpar.-hinc f,- tho UICWII WIIIW3
Proposition 1."
The 39 directors three times
have overruled recommendations
of their Water Problems Commit
tee to endorse the $1.75 billion
project. The committee was to re-
Hal B t'ons'l'r "ie slate 8 water delivery
project tucsnay.
Brown also hinted the slate
form of dams and recreational ! million in government housing!"" ,n8"-w M-.- y -,
-, ... . , , , , . ... the MWDs 90-member cities. The
facilities. Icontracts, has returned from Mex- , , ... , .
, , . . , Los Angeles Board of W ater ana
Brown nas neen unanie to se- uv. ... -n. p ,..i, ,ij n,.., it
that
the jury be,line o baked 8ods.
bake shop between Mcdford and
Sacramento. He says he got his
start in the business when he an
swered an advertisement, in
newspaper, which asked lor a I Nell Dangle, Quartz. Valley.
man with a truck to travel from
door-to-door selling baked goods. Happy Camp
Randolph invested what money, Mr. and Mrs. Frank I.ootens
he had in a truck and started out. land Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clapson
In a short time, he and his moth- celebrated the Loolens' 24th wed-
pickup truck stolen by the fugi- DAM2Mr cure Metropolitan Water District: Haves arrived here Sunday i,..m u'i, , j c
jailer. W I US 3 I endorsement of the J1.75 billion i night and Monday showed up in officials of the MWD sa
lives after overpowering a
f itzgerald. 39, was awaiting , . water program.
ina. nere uec. 4 on a rnuine, ; 'Vrarecentlv A,S0 PPfiJnnR on ' "f 'v p,o-;h,s . mui.on sun aga.nst ton- d Hould much p,.efe,. a single
iiiaie uiuuui atiuiM nun rtnu - gram was siaie nt-ii. iiugu r 1.-.H-,tineniai vasuaiiy lu. ciaimn .
said thev
Suierior Court in connection with. believed Brown was "bluffing"
the death of George Bonn, a San with James Simmons, College of
Jovee Parks, Gazelle, was a Francisco cook. Milton .J. Young.!" 'SKiyous cngusn teacner am,
a 'guest October 23 at the home of.Lewiston, said Fitzgerald gunned iit'iarian. as insu ucioi.
h I . . , , i n fat- 10 vtiiripn c arp PIU'N pd
aown Bonn ana wounneo mm in - "
Truckee Aug. 3 after a drinking 'n,e class mef,s "cn MoJnda'
bout evening. Half the students
lare amateur tamo operators, tnus
er, D-San Diego, who opposes
the company gave him faulty cs-
proposition 15. Fisher said San
Diego residents oppose reap
portionment because "they don't had to stop work on them
contract for all of Southern Cali
fornia. The directors had been ex-
timales on the military housingjDecled , lake a definite stand
contracts with the result that helTusdav on whlher . endorse
FBI
agents, who joined thcjh(, pnm js o((c,.od ' fair.
hunt, put Fitzgerald on their ten'y hjRn Wvcl sajd simmons.
want lo see Los Angeles with con
trol of the Senate as it has in the
Assembly."
Demand for such a class has
not in favor of such a poll be-j
cause talesmen had heard 12 solid rnlA
weeks of testimony and long de-j
liberations should be expected m
Shop, which thev operated in con
junction w ith a hamburger stand.
Randolph says he baked dough
Altar Society
To Sponsor
Haves demanded in court "rea
sonable expenses" for undergoing
the project.
Ransom W. Chase, chairman of
the committee, said that should
a medical examination in Mexico ,he MWD reject ,he contract at
City. The court had ordered himitnis time it would not lose tn4
n ran. .act
polled" I Randolph, who recently opened er-in-law, Mrs. Lillian HarrKtmg anniversaty uciuuv. m mg. ne was arresiea in roruann,, (he inc,.casCi he said,
Superior Court Judge Leroy the Rolling Pin Bakery on Minerlformed a partnership and bought Buckhorn Lodge. Sept. 22. I vjew f urrent denland (
Dawson last week said he was Street, claims the largest retail, out the Rolling Pin Doughnut With him in the escape were electrical technicians and the high
mrs. nuu,sr w " Robert Lee Smithson. 31, charged tate ot government contracts let Church BdTCiar
hostess to a dinner party October (Wilh parole violation afte,. bad equipmenl UnUfCn DOZQai
'3 checks and nonsupport con vie-1 Subjects so far discussed have TULELKE Members of the
Altar Society will
i A IX I
such a case MITered
ine jurist, nowever, dia not ruie
out a poll if it appeared the
panel possibly was hung at a
later date.
nuts all night. His wile. Jean, Grace niacK, riancisLu, ""itjons; and Donald Snyder. 17; been basic radio and electronicslHoiv Cross
ana nirs. narr wouia ciean tipjwa.s ..-.., ... .... ..... Kelly Coleman, 16. and Larry circuits, audio and radio spec-
afterwards, and operated the ' . 'pensnneau. 17 all held nn hue. .....n, .-n,n.Jiinn nH i.r.
'I5C1.A TUi. m.nne t tin nnnnul I 1 -...J L.. J . 1 lr V.i.Mn.nllu .nrlr ft ,...... J f
i t.ii mis cMMua, namDurgcr siana Dy nay. i ""urw ...
Siskivou County 4-H Club Achieve- . .,., ,Q-0 p,,uL ,,.. Yreka. lost the lead in Hie cut-
to -submit to the physical when
he pleaded earlier he was too ill
to return here.
nile charges.
ment Day program will be held anothel. driveiV putting a second rent Klamath River Steelliead
The jury heard 180 pages of
Carole's testimony read Monday
truck into operation.
a new location, according to
the November issue of the Siski-
before it retired to resume delib.p" , ' .
,.,iinc r kn,,i n hn,. lumrc The Siskiyou County Fair Board
were then locked up for the night ra'Ued ,u.se fof..lhe nw winma year, and another truck-in Weed
at a downtown hotel.
Board To Mull
Soon his I Derby recently when Guy 1 or-1
business extended into Siskiyou rant landed a lu-pounti one
Cnonlv A truck has heen oner-! ounce fish last week, said the der-
nli.,,, in V.-nU-. nn, (nn nl.n.,1 n bv'S SUOIlSOl', C A. Hall.
miUK til .Itivc. nun i.ii nuuui " 1
Mrs Angenette Thompson vis
ited her cousin, Mrs. Dons Mc-
Timber Sale
Han at ine tairgrounas soutn otjf0. sx nlontls
rcKa. ine annual event is nanrlolph has Larry Burgess
scheduled for Saturday, Novem-Lj Pit In P-inlaT7n ViuL'ino with
ber 5. him The latter's father was a! in San Francisco October 21. Mrs.
eophonic sound
This week, the class was shown
a movie called "The Big Bounce."
It related the story of the Echo I
satellite.
TaUl Simmons has been an amateur
I I CI U PCS I Ol U radio oicrator or ham in Califor
'nia and Oregon since World War
YREKA Klamalh National II. He has made 114 confirmed
Pete Paulazzo baking with'Gibncy bom Buffalo. New Vrk. Shasta-Trinity National Forest i in other countries. His call num-
McGibncy was returning from a
vacation in Hawaii. .
ine day Will Slart Wlin llte i.al.pr manv vpais aen He oner
Service ProbleniiUsual Iamily-S'yle Plluck dinneliated a bakery in Montague.
-, or which clubs bring enough food
HAPPY CAMP - Robert Has- (or meIIlbe,s and an extra dish'shoD are Dixie St.o;t and Gertrude1 The Rev. Virgil Terry led mem
kell President of the Happy Camp each , uesU c,ub membel.s rf pendle ,be,-s ad friends of Happy Camp
- iarp rpmmnpn .n nnne tnetr own . ...kn n nnninn t ncih.ii.ommunuv ciiuicn uui uik .v.
lish residence in Yreka. lowsnip
rectors, called a meeting Octo
ber 12 to settle details of the
Hauser student transportation
service arrangement.
A day's production quota in- luck dinner followed.
tableware, and pitchers in which
to serve coffee and water.
Milk and ice cream will be do-.ciudes 300 dozen of about 50 va
nniiiA V,! twn firmc PlnK mom.' . . J 1 t J f
Ha.icpr ,-pnnrlpH nppd of find- . , V ."' ,neues 01 ""Ugnnius, luu uu-n m
. .. . .. jBcrs gie aS0 reminded to Dring
their club banners with staffs
and stands.
K6ZPR
charge for pre-school age' chil
dren.
The bazaar will feature fancy
work, dolls, slutted toys, cooked: speaking in the General Assent-
. invi-c Tt,. nninKori'oo'l. country and white ele-ibly's financial committee, pro-
Unr nnnher 21. A Dot--for the fiscal year ending June manltn , '.,,' .tones 4.HiPhanl ""hs- A fish P01"1 wilHtoscd a program to restrict the
. 'in tM.. r- . ..L.IJ .''."'f. '" . I . L fnnl..
forest service timber sales in ber is
California's Second Congressional
District last fiscal year.
A new forest service release in
dicates timber sales in Klamath
National Forest totaled $3,145,891;
4-H NEWS
cause it w as a lot easier on my
health than dealing with all the
rigamarole down there." Hayes
told newsmen. "They were mak
inc mv lifp m i k p r n h I e down
i-nnn.-n.- tl.A nln. mil. annual havaal! .
..pV.KM.1 ...o ........ n, ....... .......... the,-C
advantages gained in the lengthy
negotiations.
"The pnvernnr's wire assures us
I came back lo Los Angeles bc-mt tne contract, as it stands now.
and homecooked turkey dinner
on Saturday, November 5. The
Uth annual affair will he held m
the Tulelnke Elementary School
multipurpose room.
The meal, homecooked, com
plete with lradilion.il turkey din
ner trimmings, will be served
from 6 In 8 p.m. under the di
rection of Dolores Torrigino, Al
tar Society president. Adults will
be served for $1.75, grade school
Superior Court Judge Lloyd S.
Nix said he would rule Friday on
Hayes' request for expenses.
Soviets Accuse
UN's Secretary
UNITED NATION'S. N.Y. (AP)
The Soviet Union Monday ac
cused Secretary -General ' Dag
Hammarskjold of using the pre-
children for $1. There will be no dominanlly Western-staffed U.N.
Office of Public Information for
personal "self-advertisement."
Soviet Delegate A. M. Roschin,
can be taken up for further ne
gotiations after Nov. 8," Chasa
said. "Its terms will remain as
they are at this lime."
He added, "This means w
could accomplish the important
matter of retaining our present
advantages for future negotiations
without fear that the state might
wipe out our present agreement
and force us to take a less de
sirable contract."
Holding up MWD agreement to
the water delivery contract was
the effective date of the pact and
whether the stale or the MWD
should have authority to deter
mine exactly how much water
should be delivered to Southern
California from Northera
California.
fng a substitute bus driver in
the event the regular driver is un
able to make the run.
Mrs. Aurelia Fowler, faculty
representative, asked the board
for-a -raise in pay for substitute
teachers.
Also present were w. iv '-;the sjskj Cou, C()w Beles;h ,
mons, Hugh Wright, Mrs. Arnold u,.ncman.,,1 T,.nh onH .u
... i ".....:- .r ...... . .. J III Ul
Highlight of the program will
be the naming of the 10 4-H all
star boy and girl. Other awards
to be presented include the Farm
Bureau Outstanding Club Award,
lM aaIi sum
various kinds of breakfast cakes, IIVICCIIIIM
50 cotiee caKes, su pies ana an
equal number of cakes. In addi
tion they bake 700 loaves of a
variety of bread, and about 75
loaves of Randolph's special
French bread. Floyd Kenaslon,
formerly of Dorris, is a bakers'
Davis and Roy Curtis.
Magazines
Favor Jack
WASHINGTON IUPH Three
leading news magazines have
Three trucks also deliver the
30. Shasta - Trinity Forest yield
ed $4,715,356, the forest service
said.
Tolal receipts for all services
in California's 12 national forests
were the highest in history. Re
ceipt.? for timber, grazing, land
Spocially-appoinl-l ' ' .... ' ' .
The reasons for I he increase
were many, forest officials say,
but the main reason was accel-
Club was held October is'. The feaU"'("1- Valuile
By Chamber
meeting was called to order by
the president, Doug Andrews.
H. Horn, leader of the Etna
4-H entomology project, gave a
talk on entomology and showed
ALTURAS
cd committees and local experts
will he on hand during a meet
ing of Modoc County Chamber of
rnmn.n.-na l.n.-a TnVPmhei- 1. trt
evaluate the 15 proposals that ei;aled '""ber harvesting because
Klamath Dairy Association Award baked goods to homes along the wi, a.,ear 0n the November 8 of fire salvage and expanded pro-
ior tne oesi dairy project. ftew;Klamath River, Happy Camp, California. The publicrams.
Heads Johnson Drive
gold, silver and bronze star rank Etna, Fort Jones, Callahan, Green
recipients will be named, and view, Seiad Valley, Hornbrook,
the new county key banker, Elmo
Smith of Yreka, will present
achievement pins lo members.
The 4-H Home Economics Ad-
, ,. . . . ,- n vimjiv uiiiiinui.-e win iinve uvei-
published surveys indicating Sen. ' ......
John F. Kennedy has a substan
tial edge over Vice President
Richard M. Nixon in Ihe presi
dential race.
The appraisals by Time, News
week and U.S. News & World Re
port said Kennedy entered the fi
nal week of the campaign in a
good position to capture far more
than the 2(59 electoral votes need
ed lo win.
However, all three magazines
agree that in many key states
where Kennedy appears ahead the
edge is so slight that the elec-
all responsibility for
event. Etna 4-H
arrange
for this
Club members
Hill, Gazelle and Grenada.
is invited.
Of Ihe total, grazing receipts
L.J o.n. .-,., .n ....UK- ik in..i.An
some things his students made."""'
Horn said if there was anybody
willing to be a leader he would
gladly help them, or some of our
members could join his group.
After Ihe meeting was ad
journed, the song leaders led us
in some songs. The Ag Club and
Sewing and Cooking Club had
short meetings before we went
will be given away throughout
the evening.
Proceeds will go lo the debt,
reduction fund. JUlr-c Afirllrinrl
nrfu Ktalicliv i opnpral nl.aii-. I "1 1 J MWUIWIIU
activities of OP1 and described
its $5 million budget as "a waste
which is entirely unjustified
have volunteered to decorate the pj SDOnSOrS
hall and Gaze e 4-H members
Dinner will he at the Brass Rail! accounted tor wu,u, tann use,
hpmnninn al 8 15 n.m. Those in- $25,526; recreation. $382,455; now-
.The trucks and drivers are iin-'.rc,.j : aiipnriint. are asked er. $7,555. and minerals. $7,562.
supervision of Bill Wilson. . mat.n reservations hv calling! Nationally, the forest service
the chamber office. 4751. collected $146,348,136 from all
The chamber appointed commit-!"!venue sources. The total for
tees more than two months ago'the 1059 fiscal year was $124,066.-
iWi. ine 1953 total in ine second
Congressional District was $14,-569,697.
der supervision of Bill
Other operators are Stan Barnes,
Bob Acquistapace, R. D. Chan
dler and Art Sturgeon.
to study the ballot measures
Some issues are important to
evervone who lives in Califor
a av m m ni. nhiimhni- cnnknvmnil K3V
win set me neaa tame and serve, rnnni t.nrniunt ' .....;jlr r n,
Other plans include presentation norlh nf tbe Tehachapij Endorse Pauline
nf a nnnrl nf Iho no,., clalo J.U UAPPV TAMP Hannv TatTin .
, " 'V." "v" '""" V"' n. 1 Mountains.
leadership conference, a comedy, Parent Teacher Association spon- n. c,amber stresses thai no
dance by Shasta 4-H Club mem- sored a carnival and dime dinner! ., isnn p0)jjcs wjn be involved,
hers and community singing bylSaturday night at Happy Campi Qlha. jtcms be discussed n.
Davis delegates. Elementary School. Lude tbp slale Division of Fores-
Members are asked to attend: The organization has 81 mem- .,. n,ratinn ramn hnlirtav
in unuorm it possioie
torai votes cotun go cnner way. ... .
Political experts who look part MeiDinC UriTICOl
In the surveys also agreed that-j n P-!0.l
the religious issue was an im-iwl rilvci rrOcCT
n.-nkta ..nnn ..-Kinh tna alpn.
r 7 ?r" ALTURAS
lion couio ningc.
ALTURAS Alluras Business
and Professional Women's Club
recently endorsed Mrs. Pauline
Davis for the state assembly. The
action coincided with actfon of
hers this year, said Mrs. Earl!dosi dalos of Moh0c Counly the BPW Northern D.slrict
Conlev uusuifc ' "The club s unanimous vole re-
- - .stores anu cooHiinnit-u iiiiniuin
Local merchants were thanked decorations
for donating items toward the,
function.
fleets the feeling that Mrs. Da
vis' long experience and past rec
ord show that her interest lies
The grizzly hear has poor eye- with the people she has served
Dav now is considered to heein sioht. To find food, it dependsifailhlully and well, a release
Carmen P. Flem- at midnight. on a highly sensitive nose. from the club staled.
Time sa,d a survey by its cor-,"1 ,0' ow "anc"'
home.
Lorraine Warner,
Reporter Fort Jones 4-H
Club.
ALTURAS Ri Matey Sloss,
a publisher, has been named cam
paign manager in Modoc County
for Congressman Harold T. (Bizz)
Johnson of Ihe Second District.
Johnson seeks reelection Novem
ber 8.
Rummage Sale
Is Successful
KENO Kcno Parent Teacher
Association's rummage sale over
Ihe weekend was a success, say
members, and the organization
will soon begin to apply funds to
ward school projects.
The PTA is supplying fuel and
manpower (or a project that in
volves removing some big rocks
from the school grounds and cov
ering the play area with a fresh
blanket of soil.
The membership extended
thanks to Klamath Falls and
Keno community merchants who
donated merchandise and facili
ties toward the sale.
In Basic Training
Pfc. James P. Winkelman. 23,
Klamalh Falls, is receiving basic
Army infantry training at Fort
Ord.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip E. Winkelman, 414 Donald
Aorlc TV Ar!or Street. He was graduated in 195S
'CUS IT t,n. Vlnmnlk llninn Uih SVhmt
and in 1960 from the University of
Oregon.
2 DAY
Service
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7M HAM il.aari rowMtCOUNTvf
LOS ANGELES (AP) Florence
Aadland. 53, and TV writer Wil
liam B. Ran, 31, were married at
a Woslwood hold Monday night
in Ihe presence of 35 guests.
The bride, a divorcee, is the
mother of BeveHy Adland, now
18. Beverly at an earlier age-
was Ihe last love of the late actor
Errol Flynn.
1
Enjoy, Txe Great Whiskey of the Old West J
14
respondents gave. Kennedy an"" .e senator in ine
edge of 306 electoral voles to 1!F1 D'f ct' "L 1n"
fo, Nixon, with 82 votes listed as lDad, fress the Feather River
unpredictable." Project ,s not a water develop-
Newsweek reported that politi-jmen( , Plan but aPlan 10
cal editors and reporters contrib- Po,t. ,h wa,ers "f Northern Call
uting to its Listening Post credit !forni" ,forr "PP'ation to South-
Wannan,, ..-ilh "711 1ppIp,I Vnt..'6 CallfOITlia.
to 159 for Nixon, with M0 elec-i, "e also charged if Proposition
(oral votes regarded as a "toss-l1' slate water bo"d 'ssue plan
on Ihe November 8 ballot, is ap-
The survev by U.S. News k lr0,ved "il is, m,0'e iikely there
World Renort cave Kennedy 282 w, m fur,her development
loninrat vnio nd Nivnn 205. i t a Rencration
with 50 in the doubtful category.
Fleming said he has been in
terested in the conservation of
water for many years.
DON'T EVEN PAT IT
CHICAGO (L'PU Leslie D.! '
Inclehart. 26. was accused Mon-i Teh Australian sea horse is al
day of causing $100 dafnage to a most invisible when in the midst
small foreign car when he kicked "f seaweed because of the leaf
j,. like growths on its body.
Cltt! Z V
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Notie it hereby given ihor a public auction tale
will be held at the hour of 9 AM, Monday, Nov.
7, 1960, on the city hall jtepi, Sth and Walnut
Sti., Klomath Falls, Oregon, ei provided by city
reiolution No. 1068, offering to the highest bidder
the following real estate; Loti 1, 2, end 3 of Block
87, Buena Viita Addition to Klomath Falls.
, Rosie Keller,
City Recorder.
Built for the buyer who wants something better
in a smaller car! ...
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