1 0 Th Newi-Revlew, Roieburg, Ore. Thur.., July 1 3, 1 950
Berry Pricei Fixed By Cane Frulrj Control Board
SALEM (JPl The price of
loganberries, youngberries and hoy
genberries to canneriei and freez
ing plants will be 8'i cents a
pound, directors of the Oregon
cane fruits control board decided
at a meeting at Woodburn.
The price last year was 6 cents
a pound.
The board generally fixes the
prices for the berries, although
some growers sometimes charge
varying prices.
On June 26, the board decided
to charge the canneries and freez
ing plants .10 cents a pound for
the loganber.es, but lower Cali
fornia prices forced the directors
to cut the price to 8!i cents., Wil
liam J. Linfoot, secretary-treasurer
of the board, said.
Linfoot said the price for young
berries and boysenberries was the
first established for this year.
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Oregon Electrical
Code Held Void In
Grants Pass Case
GRANTS PASS, Oregon's elec
trical code is unconstitutional, Cir
cui Judge O. J. Millard ruled here
in the case of Eugene R. O'Brien
vs. Samuel J. Miller, electrical
contractor. Cave Junction.
The court ruled that tne Oregon
legislature's adoption of the "na
tional electrical code" was an un
constitutional delegation authority.
Decisions on a similar issue in
other states have been conflicting.
The court s ruling was on a mo
tion of attorneys for Pacific In
demnity company, with whom the
defendent is insured.
Brown sued Miller for 27.500 as
the result of a fire which destroy
ed the Brown home Christmas day,
1948, alleging defective wiring. The
defendent claimid compliance with
the state s electrical code.
PORTLAND. im The court
decision at Grants Pass holding
the state's electrical code uncon
stitutional, will be called imme
diately to the attention of the com
missioner of labor for necessary
clarification.
That was the comment by W.
R. Volheye, chief electrical inspec
tor for the department of labor,
Stassen Flays Bill To
Reduce Excise Taxes
e WASHINGTON, July 13
Harold E. Stassen charged tuesday
the bill to cut excise taxes embod
ies an attempt by the Treasury
department "to bring American
colleges and universities under
control of the federal government."
The University of Pennsylvania
president heatedly assialed a pro
posal in the House-approved bill to
apply regular corporation tax rates
to unrelated business operations
by educational institutions.
Stassen spoke out after Senator
Byrd (D-Va) called on the senate
to go slow on any tax cutting
that will put the treasury deeper
in the red. .
' His reason: the "very evident"
prospect of increased military
spending.
The 11,010,000,000 tax slashing
bill, with its hike in levies on big
corporations, has found few if
any all-out friends to stand up
for it in the seante.
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Sentence For Vagrancy
Given Commie Chairman
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 13
(JP) The chairman of the Commu
nist party in Alabama Sam Hill
Jr. was sentenced to 180 days in
jail and fined $100 on a vagrancy
charge last night.
Hall waff arrested at his borne
Saturday when police began a
crack-down on Communists in the
Birmingham area. Officers who ar
rested Hall said his house was i
"regular warehouse of Communist
propaganda."
The party leader said he was
southern editor of the Daily Work
er, Communist party publication.
Suspected Bank
Robber Picked Out
Of Police Line-Up
MOSCOW, Idaho; July 13 -OF)
A 28,year-old man picked out of
a police line-up by bank employes
was charged here with armed rob
bery of the first bank of Troy,
Idaho.
W. G. Bannister, special agent
of the federal bureau of investiga
tion, identified the man as Richard
Howard McConnell of Clarkia,
Idaho.
Bannister said McConnell was ar
rested a few hours earlier at Clar
kia, a small village in a moun
tainous area of Shoshone county
in Northern Idaho.
The Troy bank was robbed July
7. A young man wearing sun glas
ses demanded money of teller Jean
Krier. He backed up his demand
by point,.,, a long-barrelled pistol
at her.
Miss Krier fainted and bank
vice-president Frank Brocke hand
ed over a stack of bills totaling
$5,448 in twenties, tens, fives and
ones. The robber stuffed the cur
rency in a lunch bucket and walk
ed quietly out the door past a
cashier and customer, both unv
ware a robbery had taken place.
Arraigned before a U. S. com
missioner, McConnell was held in
lieu of ilO.000 bond.
when advised of the decision.
He said the state law sets out
that electrical wiring shall be in
"substantial accord" with the na
tional electrical code as approved
by the American standards asso
ciation and under such rules as
may be made by the commis
sioner of labor.
The national code, Volheye said,
is a joint product of the national
fire protection association and the
U.S. bureau of standards and is
used widely by states and cities.
Volheye said he assumed the
commissioner would confer with the
attorney general in an effort to
get early settlement of the issue
raised by the court decision.
Volheye said that even though the
code were unconstitutional as now
set up, he thought it possible that
the wording of the law might
make it possible for the commis
sioner to reinstate the national
code by including it in rules from
his office.
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