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Page t, ReglMer-Guard, Eugene, Ore.. Sun,, Nov. 21. 1948 If:1. t fi " J "MIW St"" ""Wf - ,K it?, ? C'-f I ft The University of Oregon this week became the tint unit of the l ane County Chest to go over Its quota. Martin- two weeks prior to the regular campaign In order to finish before Thanksgiving Holldayi, the university successfully completed It campaign be fore the regular drive started. Here Julio Sllva, head of the Lane County drive, presents "Oscars" to Virgil Tucker, Burns, (center), student chairman, and Professor Paul It. Washke, (right) general chairman. (Wiltshire Engraving.) County Dairy Breeders' Group Signs Articles of Association Articles of association for the Rt. 3, Junction City; Charles Mc- Cullouch, Rt. 8, fcugene. H. P. Ewalt, dairy specialist, from Oregon State College, pro vided the articles of association and arranged for filing them In Sslem. Lane County Dairy Breeders' Assn. were signed last week by five dairymen In the office of County Extension Agent O. S. Fletcher. Copies have been filed with the secretary nf state and the county clerk. At the same time, a meeting was scheduled for 1:30 p.m., Dec. 3, in the 4-H Club building on the I county fairgrounds, Eugene, to! complete organisation of the as sociation. Officers will be elected I and applications for membership, membership fees and payments on capital stock will be accepted, j Artificial Breeding I The association is being formed; to carry on a program of artificial insemination of dairy cattle. j Membership fee is ten dollura( unci each member buys capital 1 stock to the extent of five dollars for each cow In his herd which lie expects to breed during the coming year. j 35 Dairymen Thus for, 55 dairymen, owning ; 771 cows, have indicated their In-j lentlons of Joining the association.) Approximately 1200 cows are: needed for successful operation of the program. Fletcher said that everyone In terested In the program, living within 13 miles of Eugene or Junction City, is invited to the Dec. 2 meeting. At that time, the location of the headquarters of the association will be deter mined. Members must be within IS road miles of the center, or on a good loop road. j Signers Listed , Dairymen signing the articles were Archie Reed, lit. 2, Eugene; A. G. Johnson, Rt. 1, Junction City; AiiRe Gribskov, Rt 2, Junc tion City; Robert R. Anderson, Truman Expected to Add Welfare Department to Cabinet WASHINGTON (U.PJ Presi dent Truman is reliably report ed to be planning a new cabinet post to direct a vastly expanded social welfare program aimed at making America healthier and happier. , Creation of such an executive department would require con gressional approval. But capital observers believe the new Demo cratic Congress will go along. Administration sources told the United Presn that Mr. Truman will ask Congress to set up the new Welfare Department in his "State of the Union" message. The message will be delivered to Congress shortly after it convenes Jan. 3. Closely allied to the welfare program are relatively shorter rang projects in the field of housing. The president and his lieutenants want rent controls ex tended for at least another year, and government-backed construc tion of low-cost, low - rental housing. Mr. Truman's welfare program In some respects is more far reaching than anything of the kind proposed by the late Presi dent Roosevelt. It embraces: 1. Extension of social security benefits to millions of persons not now covered, and higher payments to the needy and aged. 2. A long-range national health program, including pre-paid health Insurance, to provide adequate Faces Drunk Charge William R. Milton, Eugene, was charged by state police with driv ing while under the influence of intoxicating liquor following his arrest in Glenwood at 1:90 a.m. Saturday. Officers said Milton ran his car into 'a couple" of legally parked autos, doing some damage to the cars. He was jailed. Car cleaning On day service. EJectrle Cleaners, J210 Willamette. medical care for millions the gov ernment says can not now afford it. The goal is "to expand basic health services and to bring them within reach of all the people." 3. Bigger federal grants to the states for construction of hospitals and other medical facilities and for medical research. 4. Increased federal financial aid for education. This will in clude money for school buildings, teacher salaries and other operat ing costs. 5. Possible government fellow ships for medical students as a solution to the current shortage of doctors. Officials say the na tion has only 80 per cent of the doctors it needs. ' If Mr. Truman is successful In putting over the program, It; would add millions of dollars to the government's annual welfare bill, whclh already topi $1, 000,000,000. Most of the added cost, however, would be met by increased Income from social se curity taxes. Congress appropri ated $1,245,163,265 this fiscal year for government welfare and edu cation activities. Congressional sources believe Mr. Truman eventually will get most of what he wants. His re quest for a welfare department in the cabinet reportedly will have the backing of the bi-partisan government reorganisation com mission headed by Former Presi dent Herbert Hoover. EXPERT TRUSS FITTING 'A Complete Lin of Trusses. Abdominal and Back Belts Elastic ' Stockings, Crutches, Women's Girdles rnd Supports Tiffany-Davis Drug Co, EXAMINATION FBU r-. fseirs SPECIAL PURCHASE OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS Bright picture books . some with nimated animals and characters ... To delight children. 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