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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1950)
1 !; SIX MEDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. January 19. 1950 Letter From Washington B HARRIS ELLSWORTH Mambar of Congtau From Oregon There have been some rather disturbing reports concerning the way federal appropriation bills are to be nanaiea tins year. Instead of the usual separate bill for each department, all appro priations are to be lumped into one giant bill. Heretofore each bill has been prepared by a sub committee which had consider able authority of its own and was responsible for its bills on the floor. This year I understand that while the various sections of the single bill will be prepar ed by subcommittees, a single, , hand-picked super subcommittee if- th finnl draft be- fore the bill Is allowed to go to i ipka tiim nrnctical DOl- itics of this development will be to bring appropriation der strict administration control. Previously, many subcommittees of the house appropriations com mittee were nominated by mem bers who did not see eye-tp-eye with the president and his inner C1 Add to the above the facts that all house appropriations hearings are held behind closed doors and floor debate on the funds for each department will likely be , limited to an hour on each side, it is pretty clear that the mem bership of the house, the news papers and the public, will not ' have a chance to find out much about what is in an appropria tion bill and why. Many of us are going to put up a fight against this "iron curtain method of handling appropria tions. , , . MINORITY LEADER of the house, Congressman due '' ". has named me a member of the committee he has appointed i-i ..l. ...ill Jrn, nr. n statement Wnilll Will vimvy " 1- of republican objectives sort of a siaiemem oi repuun.i ... policy so far as repuDucun mciu C tua hmiRp are concerned A similar committee has been formed oy senate repuuinnim and another has been selected by i i ruLmnn nnhrmlsnn nauujiai v-iinii.. ----- from the membership of the national committee, ah mrec groups will work independently ... nrt anfi iwrh will nrpnare its own statement. Later an execu tive committee, maae up ui members from each of the three bodies, will combine the three statements Into a single state ment of republican principles J ihlallt,0e My thinking on this subject Is that what we say must ne aom, it must be specific definite, 1 11 Un ttiaiaA in rlfinn. flllU lb lliunb DHl.VU 1.1 w .... cut, understandable terms with no double-talk. Can we do it; i think we can and without too much difficulty, at that. a a WITHIN A VERY few weeks our home here will be the ccn- ln. nf nlnni nnil nrnnarnlinnn fnr a wedding. Our daughter June is to Be married mis spring pron ably In May. One result of all this will be the loss of an ex tremely capable member of my office staff. Last fall I persuaded Jane to resign an excellent posi tion she had as private secretary the large radio networks and! This i ha was ting Jus- pnmp In unrk in mv nflirm maAa It nnisikln fM- ma in her with me to handle my office at nome in uregon, wnicn man a wondenui worKing set nn-intf fho lun mnnths In ( gon I made a total of SI public appearances and drove some i nnn milna lUtr Hlntntlnn ncimllv Hnnn lain at nieht and Sundays, it was great io nave i'h,i!H-in" inprnlarv Rut nfl Jane is leaving the office in Feb ruary and win start gem ready for the big event. Judge Lafoureffe To Join Supreme Court Salem, Ore:, Jan. 19 (U.R)- Gov. Douglas McKay today oentpH thii rAfiiffnntinn of tice E. M. Page of the Oregon ..rt.AmA nnttvt onn nnnnintprl Circuit Judge Earl C. Latourette of Oregon city as nis successor. .............. M.iITu annAlnlnrl VJUVtTllliil lllliioj .. ....... Attorney Ralph Holman of Ore gon City to succeed Latourette as circuit Judge of Clackamas county. Governor McKay said he was "forced to accent Page s resigns ...HU nvl .nniB rnlitnlflnrfi U,,t ii. ao nnmnnllAil fn Hn HO hp cause the associate Justice had served on the Marion county cir cuit bench for eight years before McKay appointed mm 10 me su nreme court Inst July to sue ceed the late Justice Percy Kelly, Senator Cancels Trip To Southern Oregon PnrtlnnH .Inn. 1!) Sen. Way ne Morse will fulfill speaking engagements in Portland, Salem and Eugene mis wcen-end ana nAvt muni atinr ha nrHvpa from Washington, D.C. for a few days in uregon, 11 was amiuunueu m The senator, who originally planned appearances In southern Oregon, cancelled plans for this part of the trip, wcatner con ilillnm, 11,01-n niunn n thn rpasnn He will leave for Washington by plane next inursoay. Uie Mail Triouna want Ada FIREMEN CALLED Considerable damage to the floor and wall of a room at the Mabel Bough rooming house, 819 North Central avenue, oc curred about 10:30 a.m. yester day after fire from an electric heater ignited bed clothing, fire men reported. Two trucks were dispatched to the blaze. Dredge Seeks To Free Battleship Missouri Norfolk, Va., Jan. !U (U.R) An army-manned dredge came down Chesapeake bay today to try to suck the mud from under the navy's only active battleship and refloat the storied "Big Mo." 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