MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. .TUNE 16, 1938.
PAGE SEVEN
RELIEF SITUATION
TOLDJ(IWANIANS
Chairman Carpenter of
County Relief Committee
Says Burden On County
Funds Shows Big Growth
la in address before the MM ford
Ktwanls club at Its weekly luncheon
yesterday In the Med ford hotel,
Alfred 8. V. Carpenter, chairman of
the Jackaon county relief committee,
presented an enlightening picture of
the work of the committee through
out the county.
Mr. Carpenter stated that In spite
of the generoua assistance of the
federal government In connection
with the financing of relief, the
burden upon local county funds has
Increased to the point where other
county projects, such as road build
Ing and maintenance, have had to
be curtailed. In proof of this Mr.
Carpenter read an extract from a re
eent news Item which stated that
the county would be forced to aban
don several proposed road Improve
ments end curtail others for lack of
funds.
$83,373 Budgeted
According to Mr. Carpenter the
Jackson county court budgeted . to
tal of (83,373 for relief In the current
fiscal year. This money finances the
following programs: General assist
ance, $31,640; old age assistance.
44,100; blind assistance, tl.lOO; aid
to dependent children, (0.633. In
moat of these programs either the
atate or federal government contrib
utes a like amount, which means
that the total cost to the taxpayer
for relief In this county for the cur
rent year would bo In the neighbor
hood of (175,000. Mr. Carpenter said.
He pointed out that In addition to
these programs and this expenditure,
there are still the WPA. the CCC
and the blister rust control pro
grams, the EH. A. and the farm se
curity administration.
Petition Signing Evil
Mr. Carpenter said he particularly
regretted the tendency on the part
of the average citizen to sign peti
tions requesting the county relief
committee to grant old age assist
ance without taking time to Investi
gate whether actual need exists. He
cited one case in- which about 30
bualness men had signed a petition
requesting the committee to grant
assistance to a man who had two
relatives legally responsible for his
care and entirely willing to assume
the burden which they had been
doing right along.
Investigation by the case workers
of the committee revealed that a
number of the signers of the petition
knew nothing about the man's con
dition but had Amply signed the
petition because they believed that
all persons more than 65 years of
age are entitled to a pension, Mr.
Carpenter related. He pointed out
that In Oregon there are no old age
pensions at present but only old age
assistance and that this la given
only to 'those who are actually In
seed and have no one legally respon
sible for their care.
Mr. Carpenter revealed that during
May the county relief committee re
ceived 339 new applications for sa
il stance.
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Jockeys to School.
REDWOOD CITY, Cal. (UP) Cali
fornia Jockeys are to have s higher
cultural status hereafter than la usu
ally found In the profession. Pansy
Abbott, superintendent of schools, has
Issued an order that they must at
tend school the same as others under
18. The order affects 40 Jockeys at
the Bay Meadow tracks alone. Spe
cial classes will be held at the race
course.
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INTEREST RATES
WILL STAY DOWN
Senate Joins House in Over
riding Roosevelt's Veto
of Measure to Continue
Present Low Charges
WASHINGTON. June 18. (IP)
A bill to continue low interest rate.i
on certain federal farm loans became
law today, despite objections by Presi
dent Roosevelt.
The senate, following similar action
in the house yesterday, voted to over
ride Mr. Roosevelt's veto of the legis
lation. The house vote to override
was 344 to 67.
The senate vote was 67 to 18.
The legislation, sponsored by Sena
tor Olllette and Representative Ble
mann, both Iowa Democrats, will con
tinue through June SO, 1940. the 3
percent Interest rats on certain land
bank loans and the four percent rato
on land bank commissioner's loans.
In vetoing the bill, Mr. Roosevelt
said it would coat a total of $308.
700.000.
The measure would continue until
June .10, 1640, a 3' percent rate of
Interest on federal land bank loans
and a four percent rate on land bank
commissioner's loans.
The contract rate on the loans Is
6 percent or higher, depending on
the time they were made.
President Roosevelt said, In veto
ing the measure, the land bank Inter,
est reductions would cost the treas
ury 143.500.000 by July. 1039. and
that if they were extended until
July, 1940, the cost would be $183.
900.000. The land bank commissioner
loans, he said, would cost 34.800.000
if the low rate was extended to July,
1940.
CRASH VICTIM GIVEN
$8147 COMPENSATION
DALLAS, Ore., June 18. (AP) A
verdict of 8147.33 in favor of the
plaintiff was returned around mid
night last night by the Jury hearing
the Sherrard vs. Werltne damage
case. Sherrard sued for 01,000, the
largest single action of its kind ever
brought into court here, following
an automobile accident near Inde
pendence last December.
TOUGHENING DRILLS
FOR GUARDS IN CAMP
ASTORIA, June 18. (AP) Tough
ening drills occupied 3600 Oregon
national guardsmen at Camp Clat
sop yesterday while a 349th coast
artillery regiment advance detail
checked equipment. Installed radios
and telephones In five Fort Stevens
coastal defense gun batteries In prep
aration for firing practice.
The'183nd infantry, commanded
by Colonel Pred M. West, Portland
police captain, held the first regi
men tal parade following a 1 3-gun
salute for Major George A. White,
commander of the 41st division.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads is 1:30 p. m.
Not A New Disease
BUZZY FEET
Thouunds suffer and pray for quick re
lief from that tingling, burning soreneu
I hit aching tlrtdnevs that make you feel
lick all ovar UZZY FEET.
A good rubbing night and morning with
Moona't Emerald Oil for two or 3 day
quickly brings ease and comfort again.
Moona's Emerald Oil does not stain ece
nomical, ind money back If not utlsfied
druggists everywhere sell Emarald Oil.
Young's Drug 8 tore. Western Thrift
Storei
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This 6-foot McCORMICK-DEERING
Combine Saves Money and Grain
it Harvest Time
The McCormlck-Deerinf No. offer It to our customsra as lAe
Urea up to every expectation ona Best answer to tha demand for
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ipened train. Wa are proud to hboflhmhlnm.
Equipped with Independent Power Unit
PERRY L. ASHCRAFT
Packard International Trucks e McCormlck -Peering
Farming Machinery
123 South Riverside Phone 191
Paul Biilkin, catering chef and manager of The Chateau, who wilt
entertain Oregon publishers Saturday night with his musical knives. This
noTelty will be one of the several features of a gridiron program and
dance which will be presented at The Chateau as the climax of the sum
mer convention of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers' association In this
city. Due to this gridiron party, The Chateau has been reserved ex
clusively for the editors Saturday evening.
Name O.O.P. Head.
KLAMATH FALLS. June 16. (fpy
R. H. Anderson, pioneer K'amath
county farmer, last night as elected
Chairman of the Klamath county Hc
publlcan central committee at an or
ganization meeting attended by more
than 100.
Skeleton Found.
ASTORIA. June 16. UP) A Brad
wood woman found the skeleton of an
adult human, possibly an Indian, yes
terday when she noticed a white ob
ject projecting from ground where
children had been playing. A cor
oner's investigation was launched.'
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gBESTPMENT;
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FHEI2
WORLD BDXI GIVEN
EVERY TWO WEEKS
Standings Of Candidates' Count Taken Up To Last Saturday June 11
cifmae. I ralrchlld. Ouana
nentner. Laura
Balding or Moffet. Joy
Ray, Dolore M. -Harnlah,
Mary
Eagle Pol"
Altell. Mra. Ranald.
Trail
Olmacheld. Roger
Llllle. nelen. Rt.
Arnold, Helen. R. 4
Offenbacher, Lola, Ruoh
Barker, r.dna .
Oalbreath, Bonnie B.,
Eagle Pt. -
Neglean, Vernon, Talent
Rtraui, Mri. Mora,
Sami Valley
. weat, Mr. Lenna
Rarmond, Kenneth,
lit.
Foley. Cheater,
Central P.
Thurnton, Kenneth,
Rt. t
Wolf. Roger ..
Jon el, Mra. I .aura
2SMSZ
2411,071
173,8e
U0,4
1JS.M7
7,S70
SD.7S4
S.1.00A
so.m
615,178
HZ.4HS
M.AA0
4B.2HI)
SH,A!0
M.772
S4.JMI
S4.ll.
aa.ios
si.iss
nnn. Kelria SIMMS
Smith. Harold , .. SIUIMI
Slngler, Milton Sfl.'ins
Bhillte, Ray 2A.BS0
Mulr. Sheldon. Rt. 1 2S.360
Crawford. Richard 27,610
Takahlra, Alice 24,Bn
Preabt, Linn . .
Rohlninn. Martha 21.7311
Kantor. Henry. Rt. tlM
Htelle, Clarenoa 20.M.1
Patrick. Billy. Rt. 1 W,8IH
Mee, Keith l.n
Howard, Beatrice 1.11
Conley, Bennle 18,7711
Nmlth. Kouglaa 17,8
Harena. Cora 17,580
lleyland, Jack 17.52il
Colley, J. D Central ft (H.87J1
Hammond. Junior - 16,688
Parker. Bobby 16.608
Mollatt, Mra. Charlea,
Phoenll .- I' MO
Coram, Peggy 1
Brock Pearl 16.000
Rawaton. Elala, Rt. ..- 1S.000
Alford. Mra. Oeorge,
Rt. 4 -
Beebe, Dale, Sams Val.
Blew, Leigh
Dlrklnaon, Dorothy
Hayes. Alton
Holmes, DaTld
Kellenherk. Vern
Puhl, Betty
Russell, Roy
Sereqya, Emma,
Sams Valley
Hwnnpe, ThomaKlne
VanOermftrk. Harry
Sutton, Clarence,
Central Pt.
Shulta, Joe
Rogers, Clarenoa
Harget, Pete -
OlaM, BUI
Darls, Bill
Bobbins, Nell .
BaJentlne. Jack
Blaylork. Hugh
Fish, Arthur
18,000
15,000
18.000
15,000
18.000
16.000
16.000
16.000
16,000
16,000
16.000
15,000
13,760
13.670
13.405
13.456
I. 1,415
1J.90O
II. 138
12.500
12,500
12.500
King, Constance
Mulhollen, Tommy
Rommel, Beulah, Rt. 4
Smith, Kenneth
Blaeaa. Robert ,
Read. Bert ,.
Neff. Mra. Lee
Walters. Mra. Alice
Dotley, Eugene.
Central Point
Biakely, Ben
Casper, Marianne
Galloway, Paol,
Sums Valley
Wolff. Donald.
Central Point
Bnlderston, Lloj'd,
Rt. S
Sunday, Sidney, Rt. 1-
Aleiander, Alan
Drer. Booth .....-
Chapman. Delmar,
Hold Hill
Oamer John B. ..
Wolff, Ray, Rt, 1
11.806
12,500
H.SOO
12,500
12.8O0
11,450
11.750
11,566
11,625
1!,S9
11,286
16,146
10,260
10,120
10,185
tO.OSS
10.070
..10.030
10.020
10,008
Candidates With 10,000 Votes
Abbey. Dick
Anderson. Elaine
Babrock. Korln. Rt. 4
Bailey. Alice. RFD 4
Bryant, Oernld
Burgees, Burton
Cagnarrl. C. C, Talent
Chandler, Mrs. Doris,
Rt. 1
Chase. Vincent
Coffin, Jean. Rt. 4
Colley, Robert, Central
Point
Corner, Dirk. Rt. 1
Crawford, Jank. Rt.
Camming!. Fred, Rt, t
Carta, Kathryn
Darts, Dorothy
Darts, Nadlna
Dietrich. Merle
Frederick, RIU
Try. Howard
Oallatln. L. H., Ashland
Ollea, Warn
Haertle, Harry
Halght. Irving. Trait
Hamann. Jack, Central
Pt.
Hamilton, Harper
Hanson. Dorothy
Harrington, George
Irlr, Bob
-nhn.lnn. Wllhtie. Ha. 1
Jones, Mr. C. J CentraJSmlth, Ernest
Payna, Guy, Sam) Tallay
Perry. Merlyn, Eaghi Pt.
Plttock, Thomas, Apple-
pta
Frultt, Joa
Renner, Howard
Riddle. Peggy
Roberta, Fred
Sanderson, meat, GM
Hin
NOTICE, CANDIDATES!
Candidates not showing standings In aes of Initial
10,000 votes will not appear In published lists again nntll
they brings up their standings.
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Smith. Nadlna
Sutrllffe, Herb, Prospect
Tedrlck, Mrs. O. L.
Tedrlck. Fred, Rt. t
Ton louse. Warn
Van Rheen, Herbert
Vinson. Eldon. Rt. 1
Waldron. Charlea. Rt. I
mt. lWaiker, LaVeme, nold
Hilt
Petle. Mrs. Alfred, Eaflt Wlckham. KlrbaH "
Point Toont, Bob, Central Pt.
Point
Kelly. Msrjorle
Llttrell, Bill
McClaln. Mary, J'TllH
Morgan, Robert '
Nader, Mrs. B.
Norton. Bill
Olds, Betty
Owens, Mrs. K
Parker. Ina
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