10 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Thur., May 26, 1949
Plea To Congress To Permit I P
Truman To Reorganize Govt.
Ends Hoover Board's Work
Wheels Start Rolling for Operation Opportunity
By CHARLES MOLONY
WASHINGTON, May 26.-.P The Hoover Commission today
wound up two years of work with an urgent appeal to Congress to
give President Truman the fullest possible power to reorganize the
government.
"We cannot afford to lose this opportunity to put the operation
of the Federal Government on a sound and efficient basis," the
12-man bi-partisan commission declared in Its final report to
Congress.
'The tremendous financial
burden of government on our
people todav makes It impera
tive that full value bo received
for the laxpavers' dollar."
The group headed by former
President Herbert Hoover asked
the lawmakers to
1. Let the President present
plans for a thorough moderniza
tion of the ntige federal estab
lishment without hampering him
by exempting certain agencies.
2. Let his proposals take ef
fect unless the Senate and House
both disapprove them within 60
days.
3. Take the hand of Congress
out of administrative fields, thus
freeing the executive branch of
present restrictions.
In the past few months, the
Commission set up by Congress
In 1947 has offered some 277
recommendations, with aid from
some 300 "task force" experts.
Hoover has estimated that the
group's proposals might save the
taxpayer $3,000,000,000 a year.
"There is perhaps no time In
history," the final report said,
"when It has been more impor
tant to cvaluale the effectiveness
of the executive branch of the
Government in carrying out the
will of Congress and the people."
Hudget Bureau analysts figure
about a third of the recommen
dations can be put inlo effect
simply by presidential or depart
mental order, but congressional
action Is needed for the rest.
Nearly one-fourth of all the
recommendations, they say, can
be accomplished by a single con
gressional action adoption of a
bill to give the President addi
tional reorganization power.
Kach House already has
adopted such a measure, but
there remain these differences
which a Senale-Hou.se committee
now is trying to Iron out:
the House voted to exempt a
number of agencies, the Senate
none. Under the House bill,
Presidential proposals would be
killed only if both chambers
weed in opposilion, while the
Senate would let either the House
or Senate alone veto them.
The Hoover Commission re-
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Drucie Snyder, daughter of Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder, christens a genuine covered
wagon, symbol of the big 1949 Savings Bonds Opportunity drive, on the steps of the Treasury
building in Washington. Thirty similar wagons will tour the cities of th nation to dramatize
' th billion-dollar bond-selling campaign.
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OREGON MENTAL HOSPITAL BURNS Twenty-five patients confined in the treatment hospital
of Oregon's Fairview Home for tha Feeble-minded at Salem, were rescued as flames gutted the
two-story structure. Doctors and nurses pushed some of the patients down escape chutes, after
fire blocked the stairways. Two firemen were injured. Damage was set at $250,000. AP Wire
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Acheson. became secretary of
state. Still another, former Secre
tary of Defense Forrestal, met
tragic death this week in a
plunge from a hospital window.
The Commission took note of
the "imagination staggering
size" of the problei.i it had to
deal with.
"As a result of depression, war,
new needs for defense, and our
greater responsibilities abroad,"
it said, "the Federal Government
has become the largest enter
prise on earth."
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: fieiency In Itself is no guaran
tee of democratic government,
jibe sobering fact remains that
i the highest aims and ideals of
' Democracy ran be Unvaried
through excessive administrative
costs and through waste, dis
unity, apathy, irresponsibility
and other In products of ineffi
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Three lawmakers, Senatois
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Cutter Laboratories
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26
I.V) An information was filed
in Federal Court Wednesday
against Cutler Laboratories. Inc.,
of Berkeley, charging 12 counts
of mishandling and adulteration
of products in interstate com
merce. It covered a period from Octo
ber, 1SM7, through March, 194H,
when some contaminated bottles
wore found in various cities:
The information dealt speci
fically with six shipments of dextrose-saline
solution, a mixture
ot sugar, salt and water. This is
commonly used in hospitals, by
injection in me veins, to restore
the liquid content of the body, es
pecially after some operations.
Assisting V. S. Attorney Ed
gar Uonsall said the shipments
went to Jacksonville. Fla.; Jer
sey City, N. J Seattle, Atlanta
and Chicago.
A year ago there was a gen
eral alarm that several batches
of the Cutter dextrose-saline so
lution were contaminated. The
Food and Drug Administration
and Cutter Laboratories cooper
ated in recalling the questioned
material.
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National Forest Timber For Sale
Oral auction bids will be re-!
celved by the Regional Forester I
or his authorized representative
at the office of the Forest Super
visor, Post Office Building, Rose
burg, Oregon, beginning at 2:00 p.
m., Pacific Standard Time, June
27, 19-19, for all the live timber
marked or designated for cutting,
and all merchantable dead timber
located on an area embracing
about 948 acres within Sections
23, 24, 25, 26, 35 and 36 T29S.
P.lW., W. M., surveyed, Umpqua
iNanonai forest, Oregon, esti
mated to be 26,166.000 feet B M
more or less, of Douglas-fir. 5.
301.000 feet B.M., more or less, of
sugar pine, 311,000 feet B.M..
more or less, of ponderosa pine.
2.286,000 feet B.M., more or les
of while fir, 657,000 feet B.M..
more or less, of western hemlock.
1.613.000 feet B.M.. more or less
of California incense-cedar, and
an unestimated amount of while
pine and other species of saw
timber. Sealed bids accompanied
bv required Davment received bv
the Forest Supervisor prior to 2:00
n.m.. Pacific Standard Time, June
27, 1949. will be considered the
equivalent of an oral bid and
posted for the information of all
bidders. The appraised value of
the timber according to long-term,
normal market and operating con
ditions is $3.50 per M feet for
Douglas-fir, $10,000 per M feet for
sugar pine and white pine, $4.00
per M feet for ponderosa pine.
$1.00 per M feet for white fir.
western hemlock, California In
cense-cedar and other species of
sawtlmber. No bid will be con
sidered which is less than these
rates as a base rate annlicable
through the entire period of the
sale agreement, plus at least $1.25
per M feet for Douglas-tir, 513. (u
per M teet tor sugar pine anu
while pine, $5.75 per M feet for
ponderosa pine and ju.io per ft
feet for while fir, western hem
lock. California incense-cedar and
other species of sawtimher, the
total to apply tor an limner cui
orior to Anrii 1, 1951. On that date
and at other times, as stated in
the contract, total rates will he
redetermined, but in no event will
the redetermined stumoage rates
be less than the basic appraised
value as first above stated, and in
no event will rates below those
bid be established until at least
8,000,000 feet B.M. have been cut
and paid for at not less than the
bid rates. In addition to the prices
bid for stumnage, a cooperative
deposit of $0.05 per M. feet B. M..
to be used by the Forest Service
for partially paying the Vost of
slash disposal and a cooperative
deposit of $0.45 per M feet B.M., to
cover the cost of tree planting,
seed sowing and timber stand im
provement work on the area cut
over, for the total cut of timber
under the terms of the agreement,
will be required. $15,000.00 to be
applied on the purchase price, re
funded or retained in part as
liauidaled damages, according to
t he conditions of sale, must ac
company each sealed bid and must
be shown lo be in the possession
of oral bidders as a qualification
for auction bidding. If an oral bid
is declared to be high at the clos
ing of the auction, the bidder must
immediately make the required
pavment and confirm the bid by
submitting it in writing on a For
est Service bid form. The right to
reject anv and all bids is reserved.
Before bids are submitted, full in
formation concerning the timber,
the conditions of sale and Hie sub
mission of bids should be obtained
from the Forest Supervisor. Rose
burg. Oregon, the District Ranger.
Tiller. Oregon, or the Regional
Forester, Portland, Oregon.
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Equitable Savings and
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Phone 442 Oakland, Ore.
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