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Wednesday, Juri. 14, 1950
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KEY FIGURE Philip J. Jaffe Oeft), editor of Amerasia magazine
and one of six persons arrested when the publication's New York
. headquarters were raided in 1945, confers with Senator Ttieodore
' Green, acting chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations subcom
mittee. Jaffa went before the group for questioning on the case in
( which he played a key role.
Convention Set
For Girls' Stale;
McCall Speaker
Salem. Ore.. June 14 (U.R)
The 190 girls from all over Ore
gon participating in the six-daylong
girls' slate today will go
through convention and cam
paign day.
The girls, divided into nation
alist and federalist parties, will
hold separate nominating con
ventions and then wage a cam
paign for votes.
Finances Chief Problem
Last night Lawson McCall. ad
ministrative assistant to Gov.
Douglas McKay, told the girls
that adequate finances are the
chief problem at all government
levels in Oregon.
McCall told the girls taking
part in the eighth annual pro
gram on the Willamette univer
aity campus that there was a
great need for finding methods
to cut down sharp winter unem
ployment, to insure orderly han
dling of natural resources, to ex
pand Oregon's schools and col
lege? and to provide proper su
pervision of the state's custodial
cases.
Must Study Facts
He pointed out several facts
the delegates should be aware of
in their search for new revenues
for the state. They included the
ability of the taxpayer to pay,
the possible adverse effects of a
state property levy on local tax
ing bodies' revenues, and the fact
that oppressive taxes trend "to
drive away the industry that is
needed to provide jobs in Ore
gon's expanding economy."
Purpose of the girls' state is to
teach young women the responsi
bilities in American citizenship
and good government.
Oregon State 4-H
Summer School Opens
Corvallis, Ore., June 14 (U.R)
The 35th annual Oregon State
4-H summer school opened here
last night with an assembly in
Oregon Slate college's Gill coli
seum. An estimated 1800 attended
the first meeting of the 10-day
aession that ends June 23.
Members from all of Oregon's
38 counties will attend the
school, receiving instruction
from the OSC faculty, represen
tatives of commercial firms and
other professional experts.
Classes will be conducted In
OSC classrooms and laboratories.
The 4-H members are being
housed in dormitories, fraterni-j
ties and sororities.
The Grange
GRIFFIN CREEK GRANGE
Griffin Creek Grange Home
Economics club will meet with
Mrs. Lucy Dickson, Sunset drive,
for a 1 p.m. luncheon Thursday.
Grange members were also re
minded of the freezing demon
stration to be given in Grange
hall Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Roxy Ann Grange
Last regular meeting of Roxy
Ann Grange was preceeded by
some interesting and instructive
films shown by Purina Mills
through Faber's Farmers' Slippy
company.
During regular order of busi
ness, R o s c o e Roberts was ap
pointed alternate delegate to the
state Grange convention.
Refreshments were served by
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tedrick. Mr.
and Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Han
sen. Next regular meeting will be
Friday, June 16, especially dedi
cated to all fathers. Ladies of the
Grange are planning something
to the liking of all the men.
Come if you expect a treat.
Precedent in Dealing
With Sex Offender
Salem, Ore.. June 14 (U.R)
Judge Joseph B. Fclton has set
a local precedent in dealing with
a convicted sex offender, and it
prevented the involved 10-year-old
girl from appearing against
the man before the grand jury in
circuit court.
According to details of the
case released today, the man was
fined $250 plus court costs and
given a six-months suspended
jail sentence for indecent ex
posure. Jail sentence was suspended on
the basis of the man's carrying
out seven conditions. The prin
cipal condition stipulated that
the 30-year-old veteran must re
ceive psychiatric treatment, with
the doctor and the man reporting
to Judge Felton periodically.
Purpose of the probation is to
rehabilitate a first offender with
the goal of preventing a repeat
or more serious sex offense in the
future.
Crooked Creek Dragged
For Body of Youth, 7
Prineville, Ore., June 14 (U.R)
State police and volunteer fire
men planned to continue drag
ging Crooked creek near here
today for the body of seven-year-old
Bobby Braxton, believed
drowned yesterday.
The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Braxton, Prineville, was
wading along the edge of t h e
stream when the swift current
swept him off his feet. Six play
mates saw him disappear into
the swollen creek.
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