Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, January 21, 1953, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextCITIZEN NOW ,i.,irh Tuesday was May In Wash, .......ration Ia.v or Ike Pay. tak The Weather Forecast: Showers Wednesday and Thurtv day with little change in temperature. Temperatures: High Tuesday, 53. Low Wednesday morning, 38. Expected high Thursday, 52. Expected low Thursday, 40. "Tite there was another fellow who V share t"llmc"y' n3m" Marry " . dnrv about Ihi, nrivaln feVrn..raC3A. LANE COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER. Yfar.No.21 TWO SECTJONS-24 TAGEs" EUGENE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1953 CITY EDITION Phono 5-1551 Committee vs. Bayly The Recall Issues (An editorial stalrmri ..te are eun"v " ,i "'"' "iuiji m L nf the Lane County Recall Bavlv l.iii( versus County Judge Day f. v This case has been "tried" mainly til nnvsnapers and over the radio. In Friday's Register-Guard we printed in columns the 10 major charges of Recall Committee and Bayly's answers ... We shall review the charges and fieri briefly lor the benefit of the fcors": ONE ICOSMinfiE Bayly tried to pressure prop t'Mrs on 40-foot roads into yielding JO of right of way as ths price of oiling or faeuw. Thie me a nnlirv annrm'nrt hv 11 JAIbl " i J .' i. commissioners, and necessary to provide cninage and utilities. TWO COMMITTEE Bayly blocked the oiling of gecela Beacn roan, important to tourist Iry. (FAYLY-iU cosls $5,000 to move oiling t . . I t r.i. i fcrroeni lo sue, ami i ivu inn. trApense snnuiu jp-!tponed one year till road could be proper- J; THREE ! COMMITTEE Bayly has worked against 4 H jrin, opposed proper care for Camp Lane. fAYLY I still feel a year-round caretaker Aip Lane is not necessary; that does not k:y opposition to 4-H. FOUR IciiMMITTKE Bayly has tried to scuttle I pioneer Museum, has blocked additional -:ngs at Fair Grounds. IfAVXY I favor the Museum, but law limits lo 532,000 a year. FIVE COMMITTEE Bayly has been promoting ! Fairgrounds at $200,000 which is far Jnall a price. JBAYLY At joint meeting of Fairhoard and f:e Council, Fairgrounds were appraised jljii.OOO. Realtor later said he could get in fes! of 5200,000 and I referred him to Fair iii manager. fCOMMlTTEE Bayly has not kept promise !hly people to build two-way approach to Mr whool for school bus. JBAYLY Alt three commissioners partici Win planning; county road 'rows were too ! get job done, this year. I SEVEN COMMITTEE Bayly cost the county $30,000 ((rap truck rentals by refusing lo buy equip p. for delivery in lime for summer work. BAYLY There was no money in the budget iK' the tracks until after July 1, the new W year, and the law forbids the county to re than $5,000 into current debts. I eight Hr'MMITTEE Bayly ignored important '"tf to plan the County Nursing Home, lithe project had been approved by the ! he would have been disqualified to supor- jlAYLY 1 rarried on county work while Jpnoners planned the home which people down. I NINE -J MMITTEE Bayly's claim that he plavrd -a part in getting an additional $300,000 nl) miiLCi.liml7 I'"lrls is talse' 0,h" -missmners and congressmen deserve to share n-irffnlj' "'Jit 'hP P"h,ie wsnizes he so P ""I.,h"'- nce lo get more tcrcsl" S " snm,bod-v t0 v'atch r in- COMMITTEE - Bay has endangered the ounty's healU, by fai,inR , Drovidfor , lo ll L)-:All.lnr!',, commissioners have tried lo lure veterinarians without success. Local vets tract is in preparation. iinn1ihe,iF0m.'nil,ee niakes numerous addi 1?h1 If t',nJs of rl"'eness and sarcasm and hard-boilodness" on the part of Bavly in dealing w,tl, citizens. These allegations hajly denies, in particular one affecting a mistake in a tax foreclosure which he says T'ai J. " r"Pnsib'i'y of the Circuit Court and Tax Department. How Shall Voter Judge? Recall of any public servant is a serious business. Most people will agree that it is not a weapon to be used recklessly to satis fy the grudges or prejudices of any indi vidual or group. There must be convincing proof that the interests of the entire com munity have been and will be jeopardized by the continuance of the accused in office. The irresponsible use of the recall leads to chaos and government bv pressure groups. The GOOD OF THE COMMUNITY is an over-riding consideration, but in this FAIR PLAY must have an important part. Most of the people who will decide Judge Bayly's fate know little about him except what they have read or heard. Manv must trv to judge from the charges as published, and by Bay ly's replies. It is suggested therefore that each voter ask himself these questions: 1. Are these charges, as stated, SUFFICIENT to warrant removal? 2. Have the complainants offered SUFFI CIENT rnooF? 3. What about Bayly's defense, lhat most of those acts, wilh which he alone is charged, were shared by his fellow commissioners, Raish and Mnclay? 4. Is there any act for which Bayly admits responsibility whirh is inconsistent with law, conscience or judgment' 5. If Bayly is removed, (he Governor will name a successor, on recommendation of the Republican Central Commitlee; is there any assurance lhat this chance will solve the prob lems of county administration? On the editorial page, we shall slate our own conclusions. The purpose of this front page statement is to remind all voters of the importance of this special election, and to give every voter a chance lo refresh himself on the issues as Ihey have been stated by both sides, and to suggest some standards by which a citizen may make a fair judgment. Usually recalls are decided by a pathet ically small vote. We hope this will not be the rase in this situation. There are 67,000 of us who are entitled to vote. " ht , ' ' 1 ' v If ' 1 - L . ' i . i i ' ' , v i I' " 4 ti - . iC , I - V i I vi -h" - y J ill i Jl t tH s vT - - 11 1 f -11 K High Waters Idle Woods, Dam Crews By JAMES G. WELCH RPRlstrr.Onard Staff Writer Dam building was at a standstill and lumbering was slowed to a walk Wednesday as an aftermath of the high water last weekend. A nearly complete shutdown of the Hines Lumber Co, operation at Weslfir alone put. nearly 600 men out of work. Nearby at Oakridge the 100-man Pope and Talbot woods crew was out and downstream at Lookout Point Dam som 250 workers were out. Many smaller operators also were forced to shut down along 1 lie Willamette River. And along the McKenzie River, about a third of th? loggers who operate off the I " highwav were closed, accord- r fi ing to Guv Lang, head of the ApPmP llKrWC State Employment Office in vSlUlU VHUJJ The number of unemployed' A II rtf rStnlllpf may approach 2,000. Hli VI VUUIIICI However, the partial paralysis of 1 1 f il lumbering and construction is only Lv.An hl il Cn temporary IXCcPI VYIISOll At Tope and Talbol. cutting can begin as soon as high waters re AVASHINGTON l President cede, allowing crews to use a Eisenhower's Cabinet selections- water-level bridge. fxeept for Charles E. Wilson lo be (ReKMpr-Otiarrt photo. Wiltshire eng.) THE FIRST MAJOR FIRE LOSS in Eugene this year occurred Tuesday night at Saun ders Superior Cleaners and Dyers, 643 E. 13th Ave. At Hines, the closure may be secretary of defense won Senate even shorter. There a log boom in approval Wednesday, clearing tne the mill pond broke, sweeping the 'way for them to begin running logs away from the mill andjlheir departments, against the outlet dam. A voice vote approved them. At Lookout Toint, workers are Prospects as to Wilson were wailine for a new nower line to still clouded with doubt because of he strung across the river. IH'e controversy over his big fipan- Along the McKcnzie nearly all closures are due lo bridge wash-j outs along access roads. And the weatherman Wednesdayi had good new s. A storm front, scheduled to i - n r k Problems Crowd iFire Damage Ike on First Day jSet at $7,500 Fire of unknown oricin Tuesday WASHINGTON Ifl Problems of the presidency began jevening caused extensive damage crowning in upon, uwignt u. J&iscnnnw er v puut-may ueiuie ""j v..( hi-uu,.,,. u.v. u. . u " l.. .l.'j - . j i - i tu tu-nd nr hnilHinir t M.l K. 13th Most tugnwavs hae neen re- n sLdiuL-ty nau a malice iu uiaw a lung uieaui onci mc - o lopened. The McKenirie Highway, inauguration whirl. Ave- (closed near Blue River by water, First, and foremost was whether he could got henate "P' L , c j ! i ? , j j I reopened as far as McKonrie Bridge Wednesday morning. Still cloyed are: Highway 20 (Santiam) 54 miles cial interest in General Motors which has billions of dollars in de fense cnnlracts. He is a former president of CM. In a flurry of senate debate, Sen. Morse (lnd-Ore) asserted that Eisenhower should not go through with his pl?n to nominate Wil son for his official family al though word from the White Hous was Eisenhower still had this intention. proval for Charles E. Wilson to be his secretary of defense. ,nie' tld.(5"rf"s tI,intri11ri"m; .The While House said Eisenhower still intends to nominate iZlm. Wilson. 1 he situation presumably was the subject of an 8 a.m. j Sirfuj flm! Fjrfl M iconierence ine new rresiueni had with his attorney general latements Issued Recall Election designate, Herbert Brownell Jr. OTHER MATTERS But other matters were pressing in and got discussion from James Hagcrty. White House press sec retary, in a meeting with news men. Hagerty told them: WORLD NEWS King Quashes Tacoma Rumor west of Alhanv and between Al- Barker Wedneday noon were un - hany and Ccrvallis. ahle to stale the cause. Flames; Highwav 101 (Coast) From started near a workbench. !50Uth o( coqnillc to California. Three fire crews controlled the i bl7.e in 15 minutes. Stock lost included garment hang ers, rlnlhes covers, soap and other ,"V ' . 7 V . ' A fire wall kept names from ig slnng Communist defendants were ..Pa k tilled wtth found guilty by a federal jury !-... .. . . . , Kugene's city manager. Oren I. nesdav on charges tney laugnt ann - v . . ... n.. u.jn.,j, nh.H "url" The time for Eisenhower's advocated the overthrow of the 'rSZT?:?. rZrtiK .imtnt '- fie around. as Tacoma, Washington's first city OR.IEC'TS TO MrKAY The blaze was reported at 9:57 manager. I The Senate voted on Ihe nominees i Explaining thai (he rumors pron- ' en bloc mat is all at one time- strike the area Wednesday night, is considered weak. Forecasters ex pect only showers. Wednesday morning the Willnm ette Biver at Eugene read 7.10 stage. And water stored by up-i'Bf;",,Nn. 8.BA.U;' . .... ., t.,. n I es behind the eight-ball be- were being let out, accounting for;fnrc n" "'."'i". "or, part of the flow. .... .V, J ' Z ly invoMng General Motors." The Cabinet appointees confirm ed were: .lohn Foste Dulles of New York as secretary of state. George M. Humphrey of Ohio as secretary of Treasury. Herbert Brownell Jr., of Nevr York as attorney general. Arthur E. Summerfield of Michi gan as postmaster general. Douglas McKay of Oregon as sec retary of the interior. Ezra T. Benson of Utah as sec retary of agriculture. Sinclair Weeks of Massachusettes as secrelary of commerce. . Martin P. Durkin of Illinois as F?I campaign statements were released Wednesday by f J TUin.Iif '"p &a5 rZnir foun,y JudSP M 'ed 1 nursday r- m statements were released bv the Recall Day T jpmrnitice and the Good Government Committee: J. x stale of the union message will bt u. s. government by force and decided at a meeting of the Presi-; violence. dent witn congressional leaders. The jury reached its verdict after D m CZ.J'VZ tv,. -h'h T' 48 hour' nd 24 m,n",M of "c,"al Saunders said he will keep Ihe ablv started because of a trip he wilh a shout of ayes. However. Sen. oeen set. i ne messatc. wn..n r.i- diber.,jon tne F,Vcnth day .,. ...,( in th- (rnnl of lhi mHo t Tacoma VnnHav Kine Macnuson I D. Wash I announced he. senhower will dclner in per.on. is smce ,t w timftei t consider nunrjn. oppn ,nd ,,, y,. -leaning said flatly that he is not interested fore Ihe vote lhat he wished to h expected to set out his legislat e tn. fa1e nf ,h. drfdan,,. . d ,.n, jn (h. I recorded as opposed to confirma- prngram at least in broad terms. , Each of th. defendants faced a K mn I k. m i.i .ji 'ii nf rKav u, .aid h difWd r.tsennnwer nas not pi imtii possmie maximum pcnflii.v oi mr tl.. : . . . I i.'J lk fit,. mannr Inrm nl onv.'uith Irkav' VtOU t IHI nilhltC MIW. u.:..j .u. 1 r : ; : . tin nno i. " "r mjui mi I" ' ' .... ..... ... voters Thursda ' L "t'i"-' "" i-i in .""' .. fjr. jn Ejfnf, M far ,m, vfari icrnmrnl and now has a field of Dfler and admission of Alaska as t , . T V'.. "1 .1. : ' Ethel Bosenherg, convicted spies, upon conviction. They will be sen- 1 D-..I . I " In.- 1 UUV V IwOmmirree " Their appeal is one of the matters l. ' . ,n "Pm- left hv ExPresident Truman for I wallrrs fir.t charged me fnnlrary to the statement issued, Approximalely fiR.OOO county Ki!tennowPr pMiscourleous. In two, by Judge Bayly Ihe recall voters will he eligible to partici . nm ,, , annnnr0 -, -... inmpiaints mere mcni nirenru ,i"- . --,,,-.,.. ... . . . .. ( . "t , i .j t . ,u . ,nlv.wirfe enh-'nrK.M tolor Inrnnnl h.va run miS time On ine IJUPSIinn Ol Oil . .. t nniitn nave iuhki"" . " - I , . : I .1 . L. , I U'Annj4B 1 , en nnt1!nrt n,M. A Hn,HrM;nA l"' VI1HIII1U' a ' l"ll ,l UlCII mn ll ICIH-V,I HCAl iir.nir.wiij whelher County Judge Dav T -n,;nc"' The """""ergs hus Bavly continue, in office. Polling banrt " wife, were convicted of Inlarcs will he onen from R a m Pa5MnK "'' .'" "" lr"f thoughtful. Rut are oc-1 J ;nnings of impatience Truman's or- . , ... . ..... . ..... vnnrp nil I H u. ,n.- 1,1 iiuiiMii mml The peon e 01 l.ane inunij rnm l.-i.mwi IO h.uihi. . . . ... r- "v , :. ; .rn.h lasi maior acts was io oeciare mis na hence nave onnurco , Meanwhile, if Hayly snnuirt ne ,. k. . i , cium w r,-ra? I .hall re. offs. and out bursts of violent lent-' ....i, ni, rf(i wn.,ij h filled -n 'u ' tr. ' nt. w ! . . . ... . ' . . .. .. n nn n viaiiu n mi n"tir ci.ii- iimris to be under- per, ana incompcirmr. . irtroush an appointment by ine nmv ' ll men at all limes two years. .coventor. j.. ? charged me wilh not The Recall lommmrc is nuf js nderslood Oregon Cover ofrsti,.. ... 1 f k.....iiA niiiTens in wmrn t,... r,... ,j r nm- in ineir list, up ill m o"1 ' . nnr lain l aner.on num .K inr , . . . ... u ons fr reta!, thJ'fa'pressur. groups are nol represent-!, reComrnenda.ion from the Lane ""I ,y,t?.ld1br l. "Jl C2"id. w serious failure to;ed spile is no part oi mis spnn-lf;f)p Cenlra committee before , .,,... j ui.-.w,.,;.' convicts again spurned surrender ,"' lhat our new of- lanenusly lormcn wm. v-"" '; making any appointment in the j. u. ultimatu.ns Wednesday in their i MAY OVERRIM.F, 1IST CHICAGO 0P Tiny Roger Ue Brodie, Siamese twin who for 34 days amared the medical world by surviving a head-to-head surgical separation, died Tuesday night. The lfimnnth old boy had been In a deep coma slnre Ihe hislory making operation Dec. 17. His brain cir culation was Impaired and his condition had been listed "very precarious" since the separation from hi, brother Rodney Dee. CORRECTION Springfield preclnrl No. S vot er, will cast ballot, In Thursday', special election at the A. F. Steele residence. .10.1 N. isth St. A typographical error in Tues day', published list Indicated that the precinct polling place might he the Churrh of the Brethren. candidates for eight city council' stale. positions and Ihe mayor's office. Similarly. Sen. Young (R-ND) The purpose of his trip was lo saul he wished to be recorded as explain lo a meeting nf these can inpposed to Benson. He said he fear didates Ihe relationships between, od Benson wanted lo lower govern- a city manager and Ihe elective of- mem. price support, for farm pro- ficials of a lown. rreviously, Kingiducts. said, a l.'niversily of Washington political scientist and a city finance oxperl have talked to Ihe Tacoma candidates about the manager sys-lem. As In Wilson, Ihe administration was searching around for some formula whirh might overcome senate objection, to his being de fense secretary. BELI.EFONTE, Pa. W Shout- av was lhat if Msennower does " . , : . . formed I.anc ?k tiUn ""ive. I know!Bayly Recall Committee. bp no undue friction. I On the Snon.ooo O A- C r '""frs also event Bayly is recalled. monr.t m-i D..,n .harems araiml er'., own executive order announced when it is ready. He barricaded cellblock at Ihe Rock- Kly s.,id ,hi, does not mean that Ei- J1 renitentiary and re- w" - nivm. v.tn.s,,.- cn..-, naifl mis nors nni man mar ra- , . , , . . , . ceived, Bayly snou n Know ... (iPd ,,,t Sept. IS by Ihe shower wuld or would not issue " r , ,, me for work an-!everyone dealing wilh Ihe O C B,v)v commillee. State- ... 9n nrder as hnslal''" "n,il ,n''ir "Rripes f u "'""ris np . c.nalor ( nrdon . , i ... -j ",rn an nrnrr. . h-,l inree nf th .n.,i 'ones ' menis nv nolo s ues aonear n no-. ci;...u.... ... tn h e nfr m nt Be V..-. ui . .. j. Ihe creri . i'1"' - 1 "." ' " ....... a ".Hmem. c. ...:. anninei. one rr" i.pn. m nmnc ,. ."i ii.uiiK my - - ....ivietr J" - . j., ,hat , fair H for Oregon - A rercnlly-formed group ra 'm monej. . , . Ihe Good Government Commi mm in Ihe chareesl The committee cues ine ........ . " !n"' lhat the .Ai,ntv'ing neglect ot oun . , RECALI, hour as a regular thing. . s ?oaa . ..pi maintenance ... ... D......11 ...i... ri.i ,u,.i.. . . "'or an e cc inn raimrr in m.i'." (Continued on pose if A J iriven to everv man who continues ., -'Pile and revenge, of established 40 foot roads. j ,p t 7:47 a.m. looking a hit sleepy. f0V,,Xrm"n J "d vour frienrt. or.i i nv necessary main- . .,,.. eyed after the inauguration hall ' " " the oualitf .....:.""" ., ,.;.,nrt.. ' ' """" nri,L ',r' ... which ran into the early morning ... Mi"m Mi If 'V- hi,. . . i.l9 . . ""l Eisenhower gni 10 nis mure i .... . , ,. . I, . ,V M MrLP. ' I . m !a 02 a.m. for Ihe conference wilh1 " K" 'V ,hlrd. "f ,h."r 'H y 1 TjCfc'l 'Vf V lied Brownell. and Hagerlv indicated "'W "". Tuesday , U 0 Tt K V ttee.the President could he expecled to night 400 o Rockview-s prisoner, J . l.KY ' ? I I 'start his working dav al about that ' "PHulated to , demand for Gov V - I ihouras. regular thing. . " ,, J"- A ' additional jail nntrnrr would bp 1 tity-i "p for good mon LZ- School in .he Junction Hty School. nell lo,d reporter, he Investigators groped vainly Wed- ?'rtoversm;n " ; ...r..r ' -Oi.tric will open Thursday morn couMn t discuss whelher his call ". ior ftnger none, in in nay ".-lainni ...'im, after beinc cn.ed tine Sun-.,.h th. e.,i. mi.r, " m "'"n hoff. Ihe rich young widow who apparently was slain by grave roC hers after being buried aliva in 17PH. City Detectives joined Wednes- tj. . iiir-u, raiiiin- ,M t vmi " w non recalls cnuntv Fair by opposing new m over small incidents. I. in, rfinn. F-hCi'!- nr' -,n "-r "rrbof high ;r a r'.Pr , , 5 f r,ca" reas and allempling lo cau e nr'Mire groun s lold ..... u nnnsinc Hcccla' "re group is told. .: hv ooposing Hcccla . ,, , Beach Road and tamp Lane. . ' 'h,"' it is unfair to Failure, to provide lor an ade Vrar ... j.: testing oro- 'an ,. """ " onij quate nar '.'-' .., f;nrope nas n avrd a InsH. r llnrliilant fpvpr. pnjr afr bring rlotrd .tinr Sun- rftnfprnP(j nP sPnatf rnntrovprny iovpr thP MMPftwn oi Wilson lo dp ypcrptary nf dpfpnp. Ilisitlc ToiIot Broadcasters on Alert give, Ike', 1 f'linc ini oao . r.iar orders for eouin- Editorials O . . '- ' '".'I'V I'AIM riiiiiis I" i"- . ... ' "id c iimh, ih. enttinif the county I-10, . recall ..'. ' ...... i. iom ... - V' " ' man r. . . . , rnmlr. . ''Aira u and C, lie Claims a rr.... j: Pace SB ainv i" - Business nr. r ' year afiA. .. j k..f .11 evmnal rr. enn unn. i"tv omcn', new, rage, a. Page in Citv new, " Sport, PU" -1? i "in SAf.EM .r Forty-three com day in the quest for Ihe answer merrial broadcasting stations in 'he question: Did the ghoul, cut Oregon have made meehanical.off her fingers In get her rings? chance, which would permit them Digging with their hare hands by to broadcast information during ihe eerie light of an oil lamp in a ( air raid alerts. These stations moist cemetery vault. Dr. Viggo j would change their broadcasting Starcke and Police Constable Thco- freouencies during alerts to B40 dor A. Binneballe carefully crunv Page SB lor 1240 kilocycles. The plan will bled clod after clol of the wet law, am i i ... ... i i . '"""7 1 mm. .... , CI 1 1, ft .-., . '-"- I r ir - - iii'-mmm ke:T COMMITTEE ,ron'!Tiufd on ptiQC HA) na,slied ad, Fage, S UB 'he in effect throughout the coun-clay surrounding r.iertnid I con- try by March 1. :vulsively twisted skeleton. (NT.A Tflephntn) THIS WAS THE SCENE on rapilot Hill t General Eisenhower took the oath of office as 34th President of the I'nlted States administered by Chief Justice Fred A'lnson. At left is Mr. Truman. ei r-ijj HX)