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Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, February 14, 1950 8
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60-Day Recess
Portland, Ore., Feb. 14 OJ.PJ
A lull entered the federal anti
trust suit against the Oregon
Medical society, affiliated phy
sicians and county memcai
groups today as government at
torneys worked on a brief due
in 60 days.
The last government and de
fense witnesses were heard Sat
urday and Judge Claude McCol
loch posted time limits for the
filing of briefs.
Defense attorneys will have
6 j days to prepare an answer to
the government's brief, and the
government will be granted 15
days for a reply.
Arguments will begin after
the last brief is submitted. The
go-ernment charges Oregon
medical groups tried to exclude
hospital associations and set up
their own organizations to
monopolize pre - paid medical
care in the state.
Miss Valentine In Person Yvonne De Carlo of the films
likes the spirit of St. Valentine's day so much she had a spe
cial dress made to observe the occasion. Her new movie
is "Buccaneer's Girl," in Technicolor, which Universal-International
wilt release shortly.
Colleges Send Debaters to
West Point Late in April
Sixty-six students, representing colleges and universities all
over the United States, will be bound for West Point, N. Y.,
the latter Dart of April. Purpose of their trip will be to participate
in the fourth annual West Point national invitational intercol
legiate debate tournament.
The three-day tournament
opens April 27 at the Military
academy. All senior colleges,
universities and teachers' col
leges are eligible for the tourn
ament, regardless of their con
ference or debating society af
filiations. This year the United States
has been divided into eight re
gions and from three to five
teams will be chosen from each
by a regional nominating com
mittee. Any college interested
Ir entering, the tournament is
ad"ised to contact a member of
the committee in their area for
further details.
Committees Listed
Prof. R.,D. Mahaffey of Lin
field college is the chairman of
the regional nominating com
mittee for this area, including
Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Montana and Wyoming..
Other members of the com
mittee are Prof. P. X. Knell of
Oregon State college, Prof. R.
McGinnis of University of Mon
tana; Prof. L. Newcomef, Whit-
man college; Prof. C. Isaacson of
Idaho State college; Prof. W. H.
Veatch of Washington State
college; and Prof. E. R. Nichols,
Jr., University of Oregon.
In addition to the debate
teams from the eight regions the
winner of the contest last year,
the University of Alabama, and
the U. S. Military academy
teams will participate in the
contest.
Question for Debate
For the contest the National
Debate question is to be divided
into the following schedule:
First two preliminary rounds
the National debate question:
"Resolved, That the United
States Should Nationalize the
Basic Non-agricultural Indus
tries"; rounds 3 and 4, "Resolv
ed that in Order to Control the
Business Cycle, the United
States Should Nationalize the
Basic Non-agricultural Indus
tries"; rounds 5 and 6, "Resolv
ed, that the Interests of National
Security the United States
Should Nationalize the Basic
N o n - agricultural Industries";
Suspect Held in
L. A. Bombing Case
Los Angeles, Feb. 14 W)
Booked on suspicion of attempt
ed murder in the February 6
bombing of Mickey Cohen's
home, the brother of the man
the little gambler killed in 1946
says he "might have" threatened
to "blow Mickey to hell."
Moe Shammon, 38, was arrest
ed last night. His brother, Max.
was shoty Cohen in the latter's
office. Cohen surrendered but
was freed on the ground of self
defense.
Police Capt. Lynn White said
Shammon was asked if he had
threatened to "blow Mickey to
hell." White quoted Shammon
as replying, "Oh, I don't know;
I might have." Shammon refus
ed to answer most questions put
to him, White said.
and 7 and 8 rounds, "Resolved,
that the United States Should
Nationalize the Steel Industry."
In the final rounds the order
of the questions will be revised
so that in the fourth and final
round the entire national ques
tion will again be debated.
Seven out of
ten people do
ing close work
have visual de
fects. Only Three
Have Done
Anything
About It.
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