Sherman County journal., April 28, 1950, Page 2, Image 2

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F R ID A Y . APRIL 2», 1950
EQUALIZATION BOARD
T here are eight Oregon coun­
M eeting of the board of equal­
S y n o p s is o f A n n u a l S t a t e m e n t
tical pow er passed to the cities
ties sm aller than S h e rm an.
ization for Sherm an county. To
stric
t
population.
It
would
re
Of T H E G U A R D IA N U F E I^S L TIA N C E C O M ­
J& tjcrm an C o u n ty J o u r n a l
w hich are the source of service
P A N Y OF A M E R IC A of NfcW YO R K , to «' •
quire 30,000 persons to form a
S y n o p s is o f A n n u a l S t a t e m e n t the taxpayers of Sherm an coun­
industries, m anufacturing and
S u m of M e - York, ea the
ty, Oregon,
N otice Is hereby
representative
district
and
60.-
P ib lb h e d E very FrfOaj at
Deterntacr, 1**4X
»• ,be l« “rai,c* ’-o““ 1*’ Of the M U T U A L B O IL E R IN S U R A N C E COM- given th a t the Board of E quali­
wooer of the S u u of Oregon, pureueet »• towt
000 to form a senatorial district. exchange.
P A N T O F BOSTON of BOSTON, to the State of
Mora, O regon
____
No legislation in Oregon can
M A S S A C H U S E T TS , made to the lnaurence Com- zation for Sherm an county, O re­
Sherm an county has less th an
IN C O M E
mleeioner of the State of Oregon, pur.uaat to la w :
gon, will a tten d a t th e County
q U m L F r e n c h --------------- BUtO* 3000 persons and could therefore be as im p o rtan t as th is for ten
To tal H u e lo » tocome lot ttae year »25.52t.649M
y ears because th is decision will
C ourt Room of the Sherm an
-
INCOME
expect
so
small
a
fraction
of
a
Satered m second c l * « m att«» s t the
tjswsu»
_ 96,035,222.47
Net premium» received----- —------- —
county C ourt House,
S tate of
P tw tofflee at Moro,
under Ac
representative or a senator as last ten y ears and o th er decisions
— - 1 . . « . . « s Total interest, dividends end real
H a r la n d v ie w G r a n g e
C o p t »—
139,319.47
Oregon,
on
thè
second
Monday
to not count a t all. T he general b u t tw o years.
e»Ute tnoome _ _ ----------
Total lacoo»
--------------------• 41.500,976J
30,306.96
Income from other eoucoe
It i s v e r y im p o rtan t th a t the
effect of th is plan would be to
-S6.204.848.92 of May, o r May 8, 1950 àhd pub­
O F F IC IA L COUNTY P A P E R
D ISB UR SEM EN TS
t ,
Tstol
disenfranchise the ru ra l
p a rts petitions be signed.
licly exam ine the
assessm ent
Paid lor toaaoa. oodowwenta.
D IS B U R S E M E N TS
foils,
correct,
all
e
rro
rs
in v alu a­
aanuittaa
aod
surrender
valsea
t
I
U
I
M
*
*
91
636.153.77
of
Oregon.
SU B SC R IP T IO N R A T E S
Net amount paid for loeeea-
Dtvidaad. paid to policyholdsn—
.
107.377.16
T he petitions being circulated
tion,
description
or
qu
alities
of
Loee adjuatmoat expenses------
General
iaaoraoco
eapooaea
-
5.6W.1O4-—
_ 1,588,423.11
HO< K MAN’S ORCHESTRA
Underwriting expeuea
------
Arooaat of all other aapooditorea .
*
~
O N E Y EA R . -------------------RKM here a re for the balanced plan
lands,
lots
or
oth
er
p
ro
p
erty
a
s­
Dividends
paid
or
credited
to
Total eapeoditurea
*5
_ 3.878,811.97
or th e ru ra l plan. It is sponsored
holden
sessed
by
such
assessor;
and
¿
t
_
58,020.51
A ttorney at law
I other expenditures _
ASSETS
by the Oregon F arm Bureau, the
>5,269,286^2 shall be th e duty of persons In­
Total
di»bur»ementa
Valúa of real »elate owaed (market
R IA L
Oregon W heat League and o th er
vatoe)
• M H .6 1 1 .1 4
terested to appear a t the tim e
A D M IT T E D ASSETS
A superior service
Loan» on mortgage» and collateral,
ru ra l groups. It would give each
MORO
and place appointed. E ach peti­
91,571,649.06
e< personal e tte n d sn c o
V .l„
b o .d . o . ~ d
<* etc.
. .
z
.......
----
coilhty a t least one representa ­ Monday, W ednesday, FT Ida)
Value of hood» owoed (am orniad) 152.759.155.49
V .I.. U
*73.77340
tion or application for the red u c­
(m arket value)
---
<
17 065 88 tion of a p articular assessm ent '
Value of »to d » oweed—
7 - . . _L— 6 UW.990AMI
THAT COSTS N O M O M
tive and each county a t least a
Cash in banks and on hand
------------
M ’
A fternoons
Policy loan» — --------- —— ------------- 14.13C.419.46
3,736,462.60
Premiums In courae of — “ " L e
«4.301.97
th ird of a senator, not m ore
Cash ia hank» and oa hard
------
shall be m ade ii> w ritin g verifi
written since September 30. 194»----
424.
1.209,117.07
Interest and renta due and accrued
than
three
counties
being
bound
Interest and renu due and accrued-----
25.186.K9 ed by the
oath of the applicant
N IW IP A P IK
Net uncoHectod and deferred
THE DALLES
’ 4.201.982.00
Othar assets (net)
— --------- - R8H O27 36
together into any d is tric t
or
his
attorney,
and shall be
Total admitted »-~»t- ---------- ------------* 4 1 «
211.640.73
Otoer ieeets ( m t )
> \ P U B L IS H IftS
211 E ast T hird S treet
L egislators are the tools voters
otaI
a u m iirc u . . . r n
1279,798,047.60
filed w ith th e board w ith in
T I o
u t admitted
L IA B IL IT IE S . SU RPLUS A N P O T H E R > 1
L
IA
B
IL
IT
IE
S
,
SURPLUS
AND
O
T
H
E
R
FUNDS
Telephone 3209
have to obtain required legisla
ASSOCIATION
the first w eek it Is by law re ­
Total unpaid claim . -------- — —
» 493,467.60
Net r«terrea ---------------------------- --------*336,765.835.•<>
tion. Law s are passed w ith votes;
Estinmted torn adjustment expense
Policy claim , and loaaaa
quired to be in session; and any
for
unpaid
claim
.
--------------------B
^
j
s
S
J
O
KX> KELLY AVI.
outataading ---------------------------------
w ithout votes in the legislature
petition o r application n o t so
Total a n —rwed premiums
4 0 ,9 0
A ll other hahUitiea-------------------- r -
«
ru ra l Oregon will suffer.
And
April 28, 1950
Total liabilities, except capital J262.632.076.83
All other liabilities _ .
«
„ 7co’646 J 3
A w id e range o f price* *"
made, verified and filed shall not
Total
liabilities,
except
cap
ita
l-
—
*3,752,646^4
General Contingency
because ru ra l Oregon is the
Special surplus fuada:
Kruerv. ----------------------- *2.800,000
be
considered or acted upon by
♦hai m eet* all wlshas
* 125,000.00
tea Fund
so u rcez of supply of m aterial STRAYED: Black cocker spaniel
Guarani--------------------
Uaasaigned fände
RKAPPORTIONMENT
the board.
Each such petition
Keecrve for Dividends
( • « v i n e ) __________15.165,970.77
last Nov, Owner m ay find him
w ealth the developm ent of the
Not D e c la re d ---------------- 322,088.16
Surplus as regards policyholders
3
'Z
or
application
shall sta te thereon
There is now being circulated state would be retarded if poli­
T' „ . l
______________ *279,798,047.60
L naseigned funds
,
a t th e Sid Seal ranch, Condon,
the
address
to
w hich notice of
in Sherm an county petitions for
s J ilS i
¿ ¡£ -£ 2
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR T H E YEAR
Ooegon.
25-27c SynopBi» o f A n n u al Statem en t
. T o t a l -------------------------------- ------------ ~*,8B 8,8Z 7.«> the action of the board of equal­
Net premiums and annuitiee received *141.979.96
the CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
S Y N O P S IS OF A N N U A L
the C O N N E C T IC U T M U T U A L L IF E IN S U R ­
Dividends paid to policyholder»
ization shall be sent.
TAKEN-UP Two 2-yr. old w hite Of
STATEM ENT
MENT FOR LEG ISLATIVE RE-
B USINESS IN ORECON FO R T H E T E A R
ANCE COM PANY of H A R TFO R D . In the State of
during the ---------------------------------- ------ »J.5S1.03
-,
ended ( m e m b e r 31. 1 94 9 .
M arie H osklnson
Couuectiaul. oa the thirty brat day of Itocember.
dams
received
—--------------*
4*362.46
face
steers,
one
2-yr.
old
w
hite
PRESENTATION R E A P P O R ­
F
E
D
M
R
A
L
L
I
F
E
IN
S
U
R
A
N
C
E
Net loeeee paid---------——-------------- 36.°87.00
let p u mi------------------------
of tbo
Thlcaxo In the B U te of
1949, mada to the Insurance Commissioner of the
>iv*,degde paid « credited to
Sherm
an C ounty Assessor
¡ace
heifer.
No
brands
o
r
'e
a
r
TIONMENT.
It is one of tw o
996.42
lllin ó l» made to the In a u r a n e Com-
State of Oregon, pur.ua m to U s :
policyhnldcr»
-— ——
: '
25-27C,
m
ia
s
io
n
.r
o
f
the
S
ta
ta
o
f
Oregon,
pur-
Lnpine
ltebekah
Lodge
m
ark«
N
orm
an
Fields,
Sheriff
plans now being put before the
IN C O M E
«m e t to tow :
¿B
ear
Me.
IN C O M E
Meets
2nd
and
4th
citizens of Oregon in an effort
Sherm an Co.
Total premium income For the y e « 3 79,046,117.42
Total premium Income
dividends and renu received
Tuesdays of each
S B .905.028 0S
which are the source of service,
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — {merest,
daring the y r
---------------- 28,099,818^5 m onth.
- -
V isiting
tim e to insure a place on the
from other sources received
renta received du rine
Meat cutting, w rapping, sharp lacome
1
.0
9
1
,1
2
5
43
m em bers tvelcome.
d
u
riw
t
h
.
y
r
__________
_______ 2S.M7.39SA4
the year ■ ---------
W
i
m
o
m
T
Z
Z
Z
_________
___*123,483,329A1
ballot in November.
freeze. B ring them in an y dav
Income f r o m other
Helen K ruger, N. G.
sourooe received dur-
, 33X»2eSO
b u t Sunday. C &. C Food Store,
The other plan is sponsored
tag tho year —
D ISB UR SEM EN TS
Lucitle May, Sec.
G rass Valley, Oregon.
-¿U-c Paid for lose«, u d o v n .m li,
by som e labor groups In Port
‘¡ ■ m
W
1’’4 “
annuitiee and surrender values------ * 31.W9.B9J . as
land. It would divide the states
Dividends paid to pulley holders------ ' 9,896.646.7»
Eureka l>odge No. 121 A -F. A A.M
raid for leases,, eadow;
p
>
FOR SA LE— Now available for General
aaanntoe and S.1SLT21.SO
insurance «Kpensea — ------- 31.655 1 « «
legislative districts on a basis of
Meets on the 1st and
vxltaee---- I
Total
eipetiditurm
.—
,
■
7B.♦♦1.^32-73
im
m
ediate
delivery
W
111
y
s
said to poí-
3rd T h u rsd ay evenings
5 0 .1 7 0 9 «
ASSETS
Jeep s and four-wheel drive
each m onth. Visiting
S y n o p e ie o f A n n u a l S t a t e m e n t
pick-ups.
Complete
W lllys
' “ ^ I 3343X7M 43
m em bers cordially In­
None
From where I eit, even though
O verland line of panels, station L - , - . .
CM «ta» M LB CHANTS 1 11 1 A S S I
Was on (he train up to Central
vited to m eet w ith us.
1,9 3 2 .0 9 2 .2 6
ros a tion or m v tobe m jomn
your
ticket ia punched differently
wagons
and
Jeepsters
now
C.
SL
B
ennett,
W.
M.
City the other day and when the
A B M tB t
V
MtaV YO R K . tai ita« **»»• M Hew Tarta.
te
Value of bonds owned (smortiaed) 358,854,94.’ 44
n a « IV
? M A . Sw»e el Orepm,
sensationally reduced in price. Value of stocks owned (market
from
mine, it still gets you where
tog*D tavoruBont” ex-
H
.B.
P
inkerton.
Secretary
conductor came around* I asked
74.079.386.0»
008.149.39
peneee. * 1 0 3 , 77M M
Contact Willi* Motor Co., Third Pre vatoe)
26.386.878.32
you’re
going. Juat like people with
him
why
their
ticket
punches
make
miam n o t« and policy loans—
Moro Ixxlge No.
9.538.323 -32
Total expenditures - I 0,7 8 2 .1 3 4 .2 3
and Lincoln Sts., The D^J®S- Caah In hanks and oa hand-------------- 6,705.656.03
their
opinions.
You might like cof­
ASSETS
such
odd-shaped
holes
in
the
ticket.
Meets
1st
and
3rd
Interest and rente due and accrued
Net uncollected and deleired /
Oregon.
' .
fee,
another
person,
tea—and I’ll
ni.toJJta
Tuesdays
in
I.O.O.F.
“Every
conductor
in
the
country
i
«
,
«
.
«
. 10.454,241.75
premiums ----------- -—
iMMr.ss
hall.
T
ran
sien
t
and
3781.744,383
16
settle
for
a
temperate
glaaa of
Total admitted aeeet
has a different design for his
311 m u s si
Taeal
’B
w
’ - T
í 1 3 .1 2 0 ..S O .00
S t H 0 »TAlrKMIC>'TNUAU
visiting b ro th ers are
beer.
But
what
does
It
matter,
»o
L IA B IL IT IE S , SURPLUS AND O T H E R FU N DS
punch,” he tells me. “ Some even
D is Bl BSC M t NTS
the year ended
r ii
cordially invited to
aloe of gtoekB ow n êi
Net
___________________ „-3653,186.276.70
long
as
we
respect
the
rtpkt
of
the
3 4 0 .8 8 4 .0 0
show up a fellow’s preferences.
Ï 1 9 4 9 Of the
(m a rk e t v a l u » ) --------
pUd la . Uaaaa
Policy claim» and loeee. out.tandiag
2,905.843.03
meet w ith us.
~ “ ■ • t e a and 1 .7 4 7 ,8 8 7 09
A ll ether liahilitiga—
—-
73,354,064.47
Now take mine. The hole it makes other to have tastes and opinions?
Total liabilities, eacepl capital 3729,446.184.20
N E W t» R K .
M
arvin
Howell,
N.
G.
We’re all trying to go in the same
Commlenlonef
o
i
the
8
ete
or
looks
like a beer goblet.”
7 1 3 .5 7 3 0 4
Special »urplu. funds II2.S 57.292.75
-
Leo W atkins, Secretary
P « " ““ » “ ' Y V o o u s
Unaetigued fund*
direction — towards a friendlier,
Sure
enough!
Then
he
went
on
1 49.122 98
( s a r d i« )
...
39,740,906.21
Surpln* m regard* policyholder.
• * * • * * • • I??'??
more pleasant world for all of us.
Itethlehrm
Chapter
No.
78.
O.E.H
to
say
that
the
punch
ia'jugt
like
T o t a l ______________________ _ 3781,744,383.16
Total
Internal.
dm -
t
*
Meets
every
second
and
the conductor’s signature. Makes it
,
r# S
a04.7 8 7 .0 8
B USINESS IN ORECON FOR T H E TEA R
Income -------- —
fou rth T hursday In each
Total
admitted
an-
eany to.trace tickets. . . to check up
Net premium* and annultias
Income
from
othar _
- t g 3l
■ ------« • »engages and iiMseseeL
• e t a __ ____ ________ * 3 0 ,0 2 3 .8 0 7 40
907.606.53
m onth; v isitin g m em bers
r e c e iv e d ------- ■ -
— -— — — t
L IA B IL IT IE S . 8 V R P L U 8 A N D
if
something happens.
Dividend,
paid
te
policy
holder.
OTHER FU N D S
7
Invited. Moro, Oregon.
v X . añhiad. — -* <—
taO T B J B 8 E M & ^ M S l4 ”
PAOS
t
SH ER M A N
COUNTY
JO U R N A L . MORO. OREGON
DANCE
of
Maneb 8. ITS.
--—
A P R IL 29
George G. Updegraff
- ... *
3 J . 6 7 j .2C>.>
DM
Adt
W ant
From where I sit ». / / Joe M arsh
His Punch
IS His Signature'
a
,) 19,416,779.90
J 1 X .9 U -2 3
N e t r e g e r v e r ------— ------¿ 2 5 ,1 7 3 .8 4 0 .4 9
Policy
t lt lm i
and
loigggg o u t s t a n d i n g . 1 9 8 .3 9 6 45
A n o t h e r llab llltlg « —
1 .8 2 9 .0 4 0 12
Total U abllltlee. ax
a p i ta i
____
. 3 2 7 0 0 1 ,2 7 ( 1 0 8
ogpt eapltal
paid u p ____ 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Capital p
S on dai
«urplua
U A B lU T l t B . SUBPLUS AND OTHtaB FUNDS
so«.»»! »«
MJ « • «
74.639.14
1.136.006 4J
3U .71 3 .n 7.T 2
toed.
Í .869.00980
tf
gnad fnnd»
Z Í
r
l i t . 700.060.90
* T Ä
- 1 - 1"
312,381^26 43
n»i.l
BUSINESS in O B tG O N FOB T H E TEAM
____i
9
«.986-53
Het » * • « * • « • «
raaervuu
>8.117 A3
Net U s e » >614
I _______
* Ä .» V r.
T o ta l
M U B IM
_______ _______» 3 0 .0 2 3 .8 0 7 40
BUBPOMf
IN
FOR
Y
THE
et t prem ium «
Ne
» end
Ules r • « 1 1 1 • d
B ?K ?
U 2 9 2 .7 M 5 2
4 .1 7 8 ,0 0 5 .5 7
funda
/ Ï , „.perd -U3-.
M t imated leas
4,980.789-47
’-X-
d n rte rw v ttin g expenses.
A ll othar expenditures
during the y»a»___—
Net loeeee and claims, endowments,
surrenders, and annuitie* paid
during the year
*«S43.’ 414 ”
Ton
Loans on raortga»»»
and collateral, etc. —-
Value o i bonds owned
9*300.00
47
Value of etoc'xe owned
(m arket value) ------
« 7 0 .4 9 4 .0 0
( a m o rt ixe d l
828 -
D lvidend e paid to policy-
holder* du ring the y e a r .
3 9 .1 1
Net loeeee and elelme. en-
dowmgntt.
gurrendtn.
and annuiti«» paid dur-
the y e a r ___ ____ - __ 59.151
, i j >
" * In Oregon, PORT­
LAND
Premfume In courae o?
collection w r i t t e n
■Ince September 30,
1949
299.737.00
””
1
Olive Young, W. M.
Naomi Van Glider,
—— v Secretary
Copyright. 19S0. Uultod Stato» B m x r t Faurubtrío»
-- ----
--------; —
Feather-bedding scheme of Firem en’s Union to put an ad d itio n al
firem an on diesel locomotives has been
----------
•0 0 .2 6 1 .7 9
1 .7 8 9 .9 2 3 0 5
Interest and rente due
an«l accrued —
■
Other asseta (n et) « «
T otal
admitted
a>-
CÍ a b i l í t í é s ’. * _______
SU
S
0 6 9 .4 2 4 .8 8
AND
clahnT55D*«32.954.52
T 'otal
ot ___d
un e i lose adjtiet-
Eat ient
mt- expense for un-
pald claime -----— -
(Mai unearned pra-
Senior BALL
68.733.98
---------- 1 2 .7 6 8 .2 4 1 .4 7
C a»h in banka and on
_______________ * 59.112 18
- -•
•
5 5 .0 8 9 .0 0
m lum s
X .-K H E K .—
>tt Roos - «It and Truman
h rv e said these demands w e re “ devoid of m e rit” and they w ere
t - r t F in d in g B o a r d s a p p o in t e d
b y P.
T ”$
C ap d i ia l
up 1 1 ,7 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
IÍSS
_____ itgned
funds (su r­
plus) — 3 ,2 9 2 ,5 1 2 .4 5
Surplus
as
tegards
policyholders
—
5,022 ,5 1 2 .4 5
T o ta l
________ ...____ * 1 8 .0 8 9 ,4 2 4 .8 8
FtGMiNRHM I N GR luG U N F O R T H E
YEAR
let premiums received „ _ J 9 2 .2 8 0 .7 6
Formal
£ r.t it tosses
paid ------------------- 9 1 .6 4 0 .0 3
io
—
Ptf -lnclpal office In Oregon— None.
and
Now tho Firem en’s leaders seek to p a ra ly ze railro ad transportation
to compel the railroads to em ploy a w ho lly unnecessary additional
firem an to ride on dieseljkuom otives. This scheme is plain
Semi-Formal
’•
Rui us High School
Saturday, April 29 9 p.m*
Arnold hansons Orchestra
M m . $1.25 pbs Federal tax -25, Total $150
82.3(1 PINT
8.T.6O FIFTH
“OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY”
by
8 p. m.
TICKET« ON rale
RKRIBIVED REATH
J*5
BLUM’R—MORO
(H IL D R E N
Ä
A L L ^ R ^ iR A H R
Produced by
VALLEY
special arrange m ent w ith the
DRAMATIC PU BLISHIN G OO. of Chicago
L eaders of th e F irem en ’s union have
called a nationw ide strik e s ta rtin g w ith
four g reat railro ad s on April 26. T hese
railroads are th e N ew York C entral, P en n ­
sylvania, S a n ta Fe, an d S outhern.
T h e union claim t h a t a second firem an
ia n e e d e d o n g r o u n d s o f s a f e ty is s h e e r
hypocrisy. S afety h a s been dragged m to
this disp u te only in an unsuccessful effort
to give a cloak o f resp ectab ility to vicious
feather-bedding dem ands.
After a careful s tu d y o f th e first de­
m ands of th is union, a P resid en tial F a c t
Finding B oard on M a y 21,1943, reported
to President R oosevelt t h a t th ere was no
need fo r a n e x t r a f ir e m a n o n d ie s e l
locom otives.
Again, on S ep tem b er 19, 1949, a fte r a
second bearing on th e union leaders’ d e ­
m ands. a second B oard reported to Presi­
d e n t T ru m a n th a t: " th e re preeently exists
no need for a n ad d itio n a l fire m a n . . . upon
either th e ground o f safety or t h a t o f
efficiency an d econom y of operation.
Cornelia Otis S kinner and F>nlly Kim brough
D ram atised by Jean Kerr
genrral admirhion -se
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Safety R ecord of Diesel» 1»
O u tsta n d in g ly Good
A lthough th e railroads accepted th e B oard
findings, th e un io n le a d e r, hav e b razenly
i w . T h e y repreeent t h a t an
e x tra firem an is needed for ’ 'sa fe ty ” rea ­
sons. Here^s w h a t th e B oard h ad to say
on t h a t p o in t:
“ T he safety a n d o n -tlm e perfo rm an ce
of diesel electric locom otives o p erated
u n d e r c u rre n t ru le s have been n o tab ly
jjood • • •
“ Upon careful an aly sis of th e d a ta s u b ­
m itte d on safety, we have concluded
t h a t no valid reason» have been show n
as a s u p p o rt for th e B rotherhood pro­
posal u n d e r w hich a firem an w ould be
req u ired to be a t all tim es c o n tin u o u sly
in th e cab of road diesels. T h e proposal
m u st be re je c te d .”
T h e real reason behind these dem ands is
t h a t th e union leaders are try in g to m ake
jobs w here th ere is no w ork. I n o th er
words, a plain case of "fe a th e r-b e d d in g .”
T h e railroads h a v e no in te n tio n o f yield­
ing to these w asteful m ake-w ork dem ands.
"The Safety Record of Diesels
Is Outstandingly Good • .
P rbsidbntial F act F inding B oard R bport
Read these excerpts from official reporte
of Presidential Fact Finding Boards:
“The safety record of Diesels is out­
standingly good, and it follows that
the safety rules now applicable have
produced good results.”
’T h e safety and on-time performance
of Diesel-electric locomotive« operated
under current rules indicate that
Diesel-electric operation has been safer
than steam locomotive operation . .
R em em ber! T hese are n o t sta te m e n ts of
th e railroads. They are ju st a few of the
m any sim ilar con clusions reached hy Presi­
dent T ru m an ’s Fact F in din g Board w hich
spent m o n th s Investigating the cl
claim s of
the u n ion leaders.
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