fOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednsidiy, April 12, 1950
Sentence Waited After
Intentional Violation
Aubuqucrque, N. M., Apr. 12
(U.R) A Florida nurse await
td sentencing today after telling
a U. S. district judge that she
violated a federal law "on pur
pose" so she could be treated lor
asthma at a prison hospital.
The nurse, Annie H. Myers of
Tampa, pleaded guilty to procur
ing a drug prescription under a
fictitious name yesterday before
Federal Judge Carl Hatch of
New Mexico.
Mn. Myers told the Judge she
could not afford treatment for
her chronic ailment, she said a
deputy sheriff suggested that she
break a law In order to be sent
to a federal prison.
Farmers lost about 8.481,925
bushels of corn in Nebraska last
year because of the European
corn borer, and an estimated
$11,464,008.
PONTIAC DISPLAYS SLEEK CATALINA Pontiac's new stylish "Catallna" model, newest
of the hard-top convertibles, is now on display in Medford at the A. Z. "Tubby" Dean agency. Il
lustrated above is the super-deluxe model, which comes In ivory and sierra rust colors, with match
ing leather upholstery. The new car offers the grace of the convertible with the comfort and all
weather adaptability of a sedan.
Industrial Accident Contribution Rates
Lowered; Savings of $1 Million Seen
Salem. Apr. 12 Reductions in I earned experience ratings with
employer contribution rates have I . f he respective industries
been announced by the state in-) h,l Prove that accidents can
ousiritu mtiuciu iuuiiiiisbiuu "- prevention programs.
fective July 1, 1D5U. These re
ductions will annly in 277 in
dustrial and trade classifications
of Oregon business. Only 78
classifications did not qualify
for base rate reductions, but
rates in some of these classifica-
lions are already so low further
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sible.
Reductions result from the ex
cellent cooperation of labor and
management In reducing acci
dents by establishing and main
taining effective safety programs,
both preventive and educational.
$1 Million Savings
These reductions in employer
contributions to the industrial
accident fund will result in esti
mated savings of approximately
one million dollars per year to
employers insured by the state
industrial accident commission.
The law provides that the
commission shall adjust employ
er contributions In keeping with
good insurance practice when
their experience justifies such
reductions.
The new employer contribu
tion rate schedules mark the
fourth reduction in premium
rates since 1943. During the
same period the various legisla
tures have increased workmen s
benefit payments under thq act
lour limes, wane ine increase
in compensation for workmen is
in keeping with the increase in
the cost of living, the downward
trend in employer contribution
rates is more startling oy com
parison, commission spokesmen
said.
Accidents Prevented
In all of the classifications
where hazards have generally
been high, the reductions have
been accomplished because of
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The largest dollar savings will
be reflected in the classifications
of general farming, machine
shops, logging, sawmilling, pulp
and paper manufacture, printing
and publishing, road and street
hV, mI. .;,i: Y,,h?. .n,i S45 623 n an overa" pay011 of
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Know-How" Cltad
Because of the "safety know
how" now becoming evident in
high hazard Oregon logging in
dustry, an estimated annual net
premium reduction of some $213,
000 will result on payrolls which
have aggregated more than S45
million for the year 1948-1949
General farming will participate
in an estimated net reduction of
sheet metal work, transfer and
trucking and garages and serv
ice stations.
While practically every por
tion of the state's economy will
benefit from the new employer's
contribution rate schedule, the
basic industries of general farm
ing and lumbering in its various
phases will experience the great
est savings because of the larger
payrolls in these two industries.
residence erection and building
erection nave also earned sub
stantial rate reductions.
Under the experience rating
provision of the Oregon law all
employers under the act can
qualify for from 10 per cent to
50 per cent reduction from the
base rates established after one
calendar year of favorable acci
dent experience.
Compromise Plan
For Apartment
Setback Reported
The city planning commission
last night voted to recommend
to the city council that a seven
foot setback line be established
for the seven-story apartment
house which Conies Construction
company, Portland, plans to
erect at 10th street and Oakdale
avenue.
The action was taken at a
hearing. Council acceptance of
the recommendation is expected
to clear up the last lenal impedi
ment to construction so far as
the city of Med ford is concerned.
Councilmcn may hear the pro
posal at their regular session
April 18.
Officials of the company orig
inally planned to build the struc
ture out to the property line, and
the setback recommended is in
effect a compromise between the
builders and property owners of
the neighborhood. City ordi
nance provides that setback lines
be the average of others on the
street. Average where the apart
ment is planned is understood
to be about 20 feet. Legislation
will have to be drawn up per
mitting the exception.
Several residents objected to
off-the-street parking contem
plated for the apartment.
33 Persons Killed in
Plunge of India Train
Bareilly, India. Apr. 12 (U.R)
The Kumaon Express plunged
from a bridge into a dry river
bed here today, killing at least
33 persons. Officials feared tlu
death toll might reach 50.
The train, owned by the
Oudh and Tirhut railway, had
Just left the Bitroi railway sta
tion, some 50 miles east of New
Delhi.
The government controlled
all-India radio all two rails had
been removed from the railway
bridge, an indication the train
had been sabotaged. The locomo
tive and four cars hurtled into
the river bed.
Binaggio Showed
Gambling Interest,
Police Head Says
Kansas City, Mo., Apr. 12
(U.R) The president of the Kan
sas City board of police commis
sioners said today that Charles
Binaggio, slain north side poll
tical leader, approached him
shortly after his appointment
and asked about opening up the
city for gambling.
"I told him all the laws would
be enforced," J. L. (Tuck) Milli
gun said.
Milligan, a lawyer, represent
ed J. K. Noonan when the lat
ter was charged with Binaggio
and six others for violation of
the prohibition act in the early
1930's.
Didn't Know Binaggio
"I didn't know Binaggio or
any of the others at that time,
Milliuan said. "Noonan was a
World War I buddy of mine and
that's why I represented him.'
The statement by Milligan
came as the murders of Binaggio
and Charles Gargotta. his hood
lum pal, drove a wedno between
Ihc police board and Mayor Wil
liam E. Kemp.
The board adopted a resolu
tion last night rebuffing Kemp
after the Mayor urged Gov. For
rest Smith to make a "thorough
investigation of the police de
partment." Kemp's action ruffled the
feelings of the four police com
missioners, two of them Smith
appointees.
Radio Difficulties
Hamper Speed Flier
Imlio. Cal., Apr. 12 (U.R)
Radio difficulties were blamed
today fur Speed Flier Jacqueline
Cochran calling off a reported
attempt to break the 5.000-kilo-nieter
speed record after cover
ing almost half the distance.
Her flight yesterday was de
scribed as a "trial run" ovty a
2,000-kilomeler course and also
as an unsuccessful attempt on
the 5. Odd-kilometer speed mark.
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Jacksonville Teen
Club Opening Set
There Tonight
Jacksonville, Apr. 12 Grand
opening of the Jacksonville
Teen-age club will be held to
night in the upper floor of the
Mclntyro building on California
street, headquarters of the club
Pictures will be taken at 7 p.m
and dedication ceremonies will
begin at 7:30 p.m.
Dancing will commence at 8
p.m. to the music of Rogue River
Ramblers, made up of Bob Rob
erts, vocalist, Don Puckett, Al
Beard, Tony Martin and Phil
Simmons. Appearing as guest
artists will be Bob Bowser, vio
linist, and Jack Arnold playing
his steel guitar. They arc mem
bers of the Arnold band. Music
will be both western and
modern.
Free refreshments will be
served during the evening.
Public Invited
Teen-agers from throughout
the entire valley are invited to
attend as well as parents and
others interested.
The club room has been com
pletely refloorcd during the
week. Painting and plaster work
have also been done.
Committees made up from
club members are in charge of
tonight's affair.
Refreshments will be furnish
ed bv Arden Farms. Nehi Bever
ages and the Coca-Cola Bottling
works of Medford.
Paint for the club has been
furnished by Burgess Paint and
Wallnaoer store, Medford. CaDt
John E. Weir and staff of the
air force refuelinc detachment
at Medford Municipal airport
have donated services to the
club.
One-third of all the copper
used in the United States has
come from the mines of Butte,
Mont.
Objections Meet
INight' Census
Enumerators Here
Census enumerators attempt
ing to make a count of transients
staying in Medford hotels last
night encountered numerous pro
tests and occasional hostility In
the "T-night" nose-count ordered
by the United States census bu
reau, Several guests demanded to
know why tiiey should be re
quired to fill ouUa questionnaire
when they had already done so
at home. Enumerators on hand In
the hotel lobbies explained that
the census bureau had no way
of knowing, yet, whether the
transients had been counted be
fore and that the count at hotels
was being undertaken all over
the nation as a kind of double
check to be sure that no individ
ual is missed. Duplications of
questionna'- - will be taken into
account at the bureau's centrai
office and no person will be
counted more than once, they
pointed out.
Demands Law
One Intransigent transient de
manded to see a copy of the law
that said he had to answer the
questions. Harried desk clerks
were referring all Complaints to
the enumerators assigned to the
hotels.
Ray Feves. district supervisor
of the census from Eugene, was
in Medford yesterday to check
on the progress of the count in
this area, and to prepare for "T
night " enumeration.
Aside from the objections last
night, enumerators here have re
ported excellent cooperation
from citizens being counted.
Only three states depend
more on artificial watering than
Arizona. .
Big Mo Navigator
Opens Trial Defense
Norfolk, Va., Apr 12 (U.R)
Lt. Cmdr. Frank G. Morris Jr.,
navigator of the battleship Mis
souri at the time it ran aground,
beean his defense today against
charges of neglect of duty and
inefficiency.
Seven defense witnesses, in
cluding Morris himself, will be
called before the court martial
board. The navy rested its case
yesterday.
Another court martial hearing
was in progress here for Cmdr.
John R. Millett, operations offic
er of the 45,000-ton battleship
which ran aground In Hampton
Roads last January 17.
LOGICAL REACTION
Knoxville, Tenn. (U.R) A
Knoxville man was charged by
his wife with knocking her teeth
out. "I pulled her teeth out be
cause she was biting me," the
defendant said.
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WAYNE MORSE adds strength to the
Republican Party
soy fellow Republican senators
and Republican leaders
"Staunch Defender of Republican Principles"
Wayne nr?c has been a staunch defender of Republican principles
as enunciated in the 1948 Philadelphia platform. He evidently be
lieves that a statement of party principles is something to work for
rather than merely campaign material.
George D. Aiken
Republican Senator from VenttOOft
"Untiring Efforts for World Peace"
The deep understanding and interest of Senator Wavne Morse in
intern. itionnl nfT.iirs and his untiring efforts for world peace have
made htm an inv.1lu.1ble asset to the United States Senate and to
the Republican Party.
John Sherman Cooper
Former Republican Senator from Kentucky
United States deteirat' in the GraeraJ
Aesrmhlyot the United Nation.
"Republican Campaigner"
The loyal support which Wavne Morse has given to the Republican
National Committee in national campaigns, by his very effective
campaigning throughout the nation, nat made" him a Republican
campaigner to be reckoned with in American politics.
Harry Darby
Republican Senator from Kan 946 '
atao National Committer man front Kanau
"Valuable Service to the Republican Party"
Wavne Morse has rendered valuable service to the Republicai.
P.utv. not onlv by vigorous campaigning in behalf of its candidate
for President but also by his alert and independent aoVocacy of the
nnripies m which he believe. He is a tearless Senator of the
mtcd Mates.
Forres I C. Donnell
Republican Senator from M ISSOtlri
"Great Strength to the Republican Party"
Wayne Morse is a source of great strength to the Republican Party
in the Senate of the Vnited States. His record o leadership in tae
Republican Party is an outstanding one.
Homer Ferguson
Republican Senator from MicbSgm
"One of the Most Useful and Respected
Men in the Senate"
Wayne Morse is one of the most useful and respected men m the
Senate. N'o important bill has had full consideration until it has
pa seed through his keen and experienced analysis. If he were not in
exist enre he would have to be invented. His loss to the Senate
would be a loss to the nation.
Ralph E. Flanders
RcpabUcan Senator tnm Vermont
"His Return to the Senate is Highly
Important to Our Country"
Speaking as a Republican, k has been both i pleasure and aa
inspiration for me to serve n the same team in toe Senate oi the
United States with Wayne Morse.
His many eloquent and forceful reminders to the mem Iters of
hit Partv in the Senate of their great responsibilities to the nation,
have alerted them to their rich opportunities for constructive service.
His return to the Senate is highly important to our country.
Robert G HenorirkMrn
Repohtkan Senator from .New Jersey
"Valuable Member of the United States Senate9
The high moral courage and rugged intellectual honesty of Wavne
Morse make him a most valuable member of the Vnited States
Senate m here he is grratlv needed. Thre same qualities of character
make him just as great an asset to the Republican Party.
Irving Mi Ives
fcctnbbeaa Senator frost ieW York
"Courage of Bis Convictions"
In the five vears I have been in the United States Senate T have
found Wavne Morse to be an able Republican Senator who has the
courage of his convictions.
William F. KnowUnd
Repabikaa Senator rmta California
Oinnf Afford to txe Wayne Morse"
The Republican Partv and the Nation cannot afford to lose Wayne
Morse from the Senate of the I'nued States.
William linger
XepubUca Senator Iron ioTth Dakota
I'iUil to Republican Success"
1 feel that Senator Morse's public career tvpifies the spirit of reform,
liberalism. idealim and regard for human rights which gave birth to
the Republican Party and which is vital to Republican success
in the future.
Henry Cabot IxMlgr, Jr.
Reroutes Senator (rest MaMeJiSetta
"Senator Wayne Morse lias Contributed
Materially to the Republican RrcorrT'
h is neH hex Dttceseary acr desirable for Rcpubhcam he ahrtm think
the same on public quntions. Through differences of opinion and
debate we reach the right decision.
Senator Wayne Morse has contributed materially to the Republi
can record and has been helpful to the Republican cause. I hope he
will be re-elected.
Joseph W illiam Martin. Jr.
Republican Minority Leader, House of
Representatives; also Speaker ol the
House, House of Representatives, 80th
Congress.
uWavne Morte Can and Does Help the
Republican in the Vnited Stales Senate
Wavne Morse can and does help the Repuhlicins in the United
St.itea Senate by initiating new ideas and by his able debating
ability. Often times I do not agree with him. but that is helpful to
us both. It makes us work harder to get the best results for the
country.
Leverell Sullonstai!
Republican Senator from MnasachueellS
"ff'avne Mane is an Outstanding Member
of Our Republican Party"
The strength of any group or party consists of men of unimpeachable
integrity and unassailable character. It also consists of men who
may intelligently and honorably differ. In the welding of divergent
views we find collective wisdom. Wayne Morse is an outstanding
member of our Republican Party here in the United States Senate
because he contributes these greatly needed attributes. He is a
stimulant to constructive action.
H. Alexander Smith
Republican Senator from New Jersey
"The Republican Party it Fortunate to Have Such
u Dynamic, Forthright Republican Spokesman"
Many Republican and independent voters in America give great
heed to the Republicanism of Wayne Morse. The Republican Tarty
is fortunate to have such a dynamic, forthright Republican spokes
man representing it in the Senate of the United States.
Margaret Chase Smith
Republican Senator from Maine
uHis W ork in the Senate is a Source of
'Strength to the Republican Party"
As a member of the Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee, I
can assure the farmers of America that Wayne Morse is a Republican,
leader who thoroughly understands the relationship between stability
in our agricultural economy and a sound national economy. His work
in the Senate it a source of strength to the Republican Party.
Edward J. TIye
Republican Senator from Minnesota
"His Personal Appearance Throughout the Country
in Support of the Republican Ticket If as
a Source of Strength to Our Party"
Senator Wayne Morse, colleague and personal friend of mine Is a
senator of unusual ability and his work in t lie Senate has been
marked by courage, intelligence and a high quality of leadership. He
has the conviction which 1 share that the test of anv measure is:
How will this affect the people of my country? He represents forward
looking Republicanism and in the last campaign, his personal
appearance throughout the country in support of the Republican
ticket was a source of strength to onr party and he made a fine
impression wherever he appeared.
I value my association with him and sincerely hope for his return
to carry on the work which he has so ably begun.
Charles W. Tobor
' Republican Sens tor from New Hampshire;
"Thank You for Your Relentless
and Consistent Support''
I want to thank you for your relentless and consistent support for
what Ibelieve to be a sound foreign policv for our countrv. You
have been a tower of strength in defense of indispensable cooperation
with our anti-Communist allies and lor the collective sccuritv which
not onlv protects us but also sustains the hopes of free men for a
free world.
Arthur H. niitli iibcrg
Republican Senst from Mirflicnn
al RankmB Rrpnb'.ican member, Senate Foreign
Relauoni Committee
"A Vital Factor in the Republican Partv"
Wayne Morse a clean, hard-hitting fighter for principles, as he
sees them.
A vital factor in the Republican Party, who never forgets the
needs of his state. ,
Alrxantlrr Wiley
Republican Srnstor from Wisconsin
"Voimsr People All Over the Country are
Interested in Wayne Morse"
II the Republican Party is to have a future with the oncoming
generation it is abv.lutelv imperative thai it renominate and rc-eUi t
Wavne More to the I nited States Senate. He represents the very
. finest traditions of the Republican Partv. His record, his .lHlitv. and
his integrity fonts the n.ttional spotlight on Oregon this rpring.
toung people all over the countrv are interested in Wavne .Morse
because they rerognir in htai real Remihiiran leadership.
Thilip W illkie
Rushville, Indiana
RE-ELECT SENATOR WAYNE MORSE
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