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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Monday. November 14. 1 0(50 PACE THREE Oregon Forests Bring $49,176,600 WASHINGTON (APi-The U. S forest Service reports that fed eral forest lands in Oregon brought in $49,176,600 in the yeai ittided June 30. J It said 25 per cent of these re eeipts from the 14 forests in th State go to the state for apporlioi CLOSEOUT 50 off ment in counties for schools and ational leases. roads. Here are the forests and fiscal Another 10 per cent is used by year I960 receipts as reported by ihe government for foiest roadsithe Forest Service: ind trails in Oregon. Deschutes, $3,330,100: Fremont The funds come mainly from $2,166,500: Klamath, $55,400: Mai mber sales, but also from graz- heur, $1,792,700; Mt. Hood, $7,012. ig permits and power and recre- 20O; Ochoco, $2,212,300: Rouc River, $3,397,900; Siskiyou. W.0t-5,-700; Siuslaw, $7,755.700; I'malilla. $697,400; I'mpqua. $5,369,300; Wal lowa. $310,000; Whitman. $146,900. and W illamette, $10,590,500. UP TO Z'H: Green Stamps Even at Sale Prices KC Paint & Floor Covering 520 Klamath Avenue jr, - -r To Meet In KF SALEM (API The western states standardization and quar antine annual meetine will be held in Klamath Falls next Wednesday and Thursday, the slate Depart ment of Agriculture said Satur day. The meeting will attract state agriculture officials from Utah, Nevada. Idaho, Washington. Ore gon, California and British Colum- Jbia. MARKET BASKET FIRST OF THE WEEK I Cottage Cheese s 25 White Star Chunk Style TUNA Detergent Energy Liquid 22-oi. Size 39 Tomatoes Hunt's for the best No. 2Vi tins 4il Catsup New Gold Bar by Del Monte 14-oz. bt'l 10 I 1 Hershey Instant COCOA Mb. pkgs. 3 pk9s $ 1 00 Swift's IS'i-oz. tin Corned Beef HASH 'C 37 Hershey Instant COCOA 2'i-lb. pkg. 79 Place Your Order Now! Fresh Broad Breasted TURKEY Best Dressed In Town! 9th and Pine 7MN We Reserve the Right rtttt '- " fa : Ike Suggests Sharing Food AL'tiLSTA, Ga. AP - of tortoises from the Mediterran ean. SKEWS TORTOISE BAN LONDON (UPI) - The Roval Prcsi- he has given a go-ahead for his 'Society tor the Prevention of Cru- .lent Eisenhower has appealed representative to discuss transtcri;, ' , , , al nouniea xwy Am..ri..... I h,.v TkaU,. f .... . .u. . "'. V-' " "m ing Day by helping send food to Democratic regime, less fortunate people around the i world. I In proclaiming Nov. 24 as an nual Thanksgiving Day. he called on Americans to contribute to vol untary relief agyicies which have been shipping food packages over seas. Kisenhouer issued his annual proclamation as he relaxed on Ihe Augusta National golf course on the fourth day o( his tieoigia vacation. "Let us hope that some day. under a benevolent providence and through the best use of the world's tiod given resources, each nation will have reason to cele brate its own Thanksgiving Day." Eisenhower said. The President disclosed Kridav "THE HAWAIIAN BLUE ROOM" was a popular booth during the Halloween Carnival in weed, me nuia dancer is jeanette Mazzei. me otner girl is Becky Uownev. Doth are Photo by Lucile Gaynor. eighth graders at Weed Elementary School. 1,500 Attend PTA Carnival I Die Together Russians Aided In Liberating, PROVIDENCE. R. I. (API-A coud e wno men vi in live mill- n WEED - About 1.500 parents ,, nf i,Pr ..ill he buried UeCIOreS Tldel ana eminren attennen tne Mauo-;nnii,pl. M,)nrf;iv Lionora Tassinari, 70, died at her home Thursday. Her husband Armando, 72, ran (or help and ween Carnival sponsored by Weed Parent Teacher Association here recently. more man aim pre-scnooi ana hih t,Pin,- ii a,i i..PH elementary school youngsters marched in the costume parade at the school grounds before car-fcJMl ni.lArc nival booths opened. many UWtTBI S Proceeds have not yet been fully (jygf VolklnO counted. The net yield will be ap-1 f plied to the Weed Community i fODerS In U.b. HAVANA (AP)-'l'hice Russians helped Ihe Cubans liberate their island from Spain during the war 12 years ago. Ihe Castro-controlled newspaper El Mundo said Friday. The paper gave front-page at tention to a Cuban news agencv dispatch from Moscow thai bases the claim on information in the national archives there. Swimming Pool Fund. I ! The archives disclose, said the Among popular booths during CHICAGO (API Nearly 2,500 news agency, that a Russian ship the carnival were the Japanese foreicn-trained Dhvsicians work-is;1icfl ''om Leningrad then (HARDY'S WIDOW REMAKltlKS US VEGAS, Ncv. HTD-The widow of Oliver Hardy portly hall of the Laurel and Hardy comedy team and an Ohio manu facturer were married Erirtay night by Justice of Ihe Peace Os car Bryan. Mrs. Lucille Hardy, 45, and Ben A. Price, 5t, a widower and pari owner of the Winslow Manufac turing Co., Cleveland, were mar ried in the Little Chapel Around Ihe Coiner. Hardy died three years ago Stan Laurel, the thin half of the team, lives in retirement in Santa Monica. Calif. I Tea Garden. McDonald's Store I and the Hawaiian Blue Room. ing ....llnJ n-. I i. as staff members, residents '-' 'K- - na in 18. Three Russians ahnarH More than 400 persons were " "' "" "usais o,l;,U six monl,s H itll ,hc insur. served during the "w itches chill have been given their walking gent forces of Gens. Antonio Ma- supper m tne elementary scnooij papers. ,ceo and i.iullermo Moncada. but cafeteria. U.S. Hits Cuba Trials Of Citizens They failed to pass recent animations testing their qualifica tions by American standards. Jwere captured and sentenced to 'death. I'hev were freed Ihouch the intervention of the Russian consul in Havana. Ihe aucnev Many of them in America on said, student visas issued under Ihe ex-l Propagandists for Fidel Castro change program face return to have been Irving to rewrite Cu- their home countries. Others, with.ban history lately to show that the permanent immigrant visas, will United Slates, rather than helping be required to leave the hospitals1' lice Cuba, entered a war al The01' 'ake lessor non-clinical posi-: ready won from Spain to gain Saturdayjuons- some ma.V ,,e kept on on economic peneiration. an emergency oasis in certain hospitals where their sudden re-' ( moval would pose a hardship DOuV FOUIld problem. Dr. Dean Smilcv. exeeulivn rii-l HAPPY CAMP (UPD - The jiydol - 59 I WASHINGTON (UPD United Stales charged that Cuba's trial and execution of three Americans last month was carried out in a "Roman circus atmosphere." It also charged that Premier Fidel Castro's regime was guilty of "inhuman behavior" in refus ing to release the bodies to rela tives for burial. The Stale Department released the text of a scalhing formal pro test handed to the Cuban Foreign; second group of 2,456 scored from Minislry in Havana Friday by70 to 75 and were given a two U.S. Charge d'Affaires Daniel M lyear extension. They must pass Braddock. The nole said Cuban with a higher mark to stay on authorities had "failed to observe'after that, basic civilized standards." Tie 2.4(11 failures. Dr. Smiley The executed Americans were saj,i are pmi..PH in hniiai i ! T MATERNITY FASHIONS Dresses Skirts 'Tops Pedal Pushers Capri Pants Tox 125 hoU6ay seasons it has been tra6itionat to serue rector of the Educational Council nu"y 01 lvan uwcns' hl- was l0"ncl for Foreign Medical Graduates.!1 scvcn m,les now "stream said in an interview todav that fn,m the site of an apparent auto the examinations were Eivcn t0!ilC(;lcll'lU' Coroner A. B. Collar 8.713. A total of 3,770 passed sald 0wcns d,ove llis car inl lhe with scores of 75 or better. A!tTCck Kov- 8 or 7 antl nis bo(y :ioatea away. Kraut Cabbage Jonathan Apples f lbs. or more 79 !' M lb. m 98 OU in 'ock I H box I I ' Short Ribs Corned Beef USDA Good Qc !; USDA GOOD & Choice Qc and Choice O ,b Boneless Briskets lb Fresh Fryers Ground Beef 3-lb. Avg. OOc The Best AQC Not Acronized 07'b ' Town g lb charged Willi having participated in an alleged invasion of eastern Cuba on Oct. 5. They were Antho ny Zarba, 28. Somerville, Mass.; Robert Olis Fuller. 25, Miami, and Allen Dale Thompson, 36, Queen City, Tex., and Mooring lon. La. Zarba was tried Oct. 12 and ex ecuted the next day. Fuller and Thompson were tried Oct. 15 and executed the follow ing' day. The Slate Department said that; in both cases the defendants were denied "fundamental, humanitari an rights," had no opportunity to prepare a defense, and were torced to make appeals "less than one hour after lhe verdicts in both cases." Zarba, the note said, was "not able to confer with any lawyer prior to his trial" and his appeal was "denied after only 15 minutes of deliberation." Appeals by Ful ler and Thompson were denied I "after only 10 minutes of delib eration. The department said the United States "is compelled to reach the conclusion that the three were given death rather than prison sentences because of their U.S. citizenship." It said that Cuban r'iti7f.n rhat-drwl uith lha enmn nf.! lense were given only prison terms. various parts of the nation. IS ' i W Rummage & Plant SALE Wednesday, Nov. 16 Piggly Wiggly Bldg. 7th & High Serve $ the bourbon more people buy for themselves tlmn any otJier $roo 345 qt. M OLD HOW OlSlllim COMPANY. FRANKFOftT. M. DISlMIUtlO IV MMNU OISIIIUK PRODUCTS COMPANY. 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