TWO MEDFOM) (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUW2
Thursday. April 3, 1952
(Eisenhower Workers
In Activity Flurry
Workers In ,the Eisenhower
for president campaign here
bunt out in a flurry of activity
.this week.
A headquarters has been act
up in the Jackson hotel, and
volunteer workers are on hand
throughout the day to distribute
literature and to answer ques
tions. ; ; ' .
And a group of younger Re
publicans, through their Youth
for Eisenhower committee of
Jackson county, are laying plans
for an intensive one-week cam
paign to register voters prefer
ably Republican, although they
will assist anyone to register.
Ralph Seely, 204 Vancouver
venue, is chairman of the coun
ty youth committee, and is in
charge of the registration drive.
Baby Sitters, Drivars .
Plans call for organization of
a group of baby sitters for those
who want to register but can't
get away to do so because of
children; organization of a reg
istration transportation corps to
take people to registration loca
tions, and an information serv
ice, telling anyone where, when
and how they may register.
The information service will
be conducted in conjunction
with the regular Eisenhower for
President committee, in its
Jackson hotel headquarters.
Anyone interested in the
work, Seely said, either as an of
fice worker, babysitter or driver,
is asked to leave his name at
the headquarters, telephone
2-6093 or telephone Seely at his
home.
A full time secretary will soon
h mjloved at the headauart
ers, according to Mrs. Eva Nye,
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vice-chairman of the Eisen
hower committee and head of
the headquarters project.
Volunteer Service
Others who are staffing the
office this week are Mrs. R. V.
Rickard, Mrs. Elton Jackson,
Mrs. Ray Larson, Mrs. M. P.
Vogel, and the Rev. J. M. B.
Gill.
Mrs. Rickard and her hus
band, a retired Army major gen
eral, arrived in the valley re
cently to visit their son, Tom,
and his family at 403 ' Oak
street. The couple are also plan
ning to make their home here.
General and Mrs. Rickard are
long-time friends of General and
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, and
though Mrs. Rickard was retl
cent about bringing her friend'
ship with the Eisenhowers into
politics, she did say she is en
thusiastic about ,vIke's" possible
candidacy.
She has never participated in
an election campaign before,
she said, but she added that she
is anxious to speak to valley res
idents about the Eisenhowers,
and perhaps give an insight into
what she and General Rickard
believes are Eisenhower's quali
fications for the presidency.
15-Cent Cash' Fare
Urged iir Portland
Portland (U.R) A 13-cent
cash fare was recommended
Thursday to the Portland City
council as a cure to the financial
ills of the Portland Traction com
pany by an advisory committee
studying the city's transporta
tion problems.
The recommendation included
an eight-cent student fare and a
$2.40 weekly pass.
The committee will recom
mend the new fare structure at a
public meeting scheduled for Fri
day. Fulton Y. Magill, Tacoma rate
expert, said the proposed fares
would yield a net of approxi
mately $483,604.. He said the new
net income would be sufficient
for the firm to enter into ne
gotiations with the AFL street
carmen's union and still permit
the company to make a fair re
turn of its investment.
Streetcarmen have set April 7
as the deadline for a strike to
back up i demands for higher
wages and other benefits.
Eugene 4U.PJ Lewis Everett
Matthews, 74, died, early
Wednesday in a fire which de
stroyed his home, 2V& J miles
south of Dexter.
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Tax Valuation Cut
Portland (U.R) The Oregon
State Tax commission Thursday
reduced the assessed valuation
of Reynolds Metals - Reynolds
Aluminum company at Troutdale
by nearly $1,000,000.
The valuation of the 88 acres
under fence was reduced from
$1,100 to $125 an acre. The
firm's personal property was re
duced $132,156, while equip
ment was slashed $457,485;
buildings, $240,430, and land
$85,0001
- The cut in the assessed valua
tion gave a total tax reduction
of $43,687.04.
Sam Stewart, an attorney at
tached to the tax commission,
said "certain factors" not taken
into consideration when the
original personal property ap
praisal was made, led to the reduction.
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TAKING time out from busy
campaign, Senator - Robert A.
Taft (R), Ohio, gets-haircut at
Waukesha, Wis. Supporters say
it's only trimming he'll get in
Wisconsin primary. (International)
Certain iron-base alloys, which
are normally. non-magnetic, such
as 18 chromium and 8 nick
el stainless steels; become mag
netic by cold rolling.
Mother Had Premonition
Son's Plane Would Crash
Spokane U.R) A mother
whose premonition of disaster
caused her to fear for the safety
of her Alaska-bound son took
the news calmly Thursday that
he had been injured and his com
panion killed in the crash of
their-small light plane.
Dave Young, whose home was
in Lewiston, Ida., was killed
when the two-seater crashed
against a hillside seven miles
north of Council, Ida., Wednes
day night:
Good Chance To Survive .
-Pilot Baden (Buzz) Crawford,
19-y ear-old, Seattle . aircraft
worker, suffered head injuries
and cuts on his face and legs,
but a physician said his chances
of surviving were good. .
Crawford's mother, Mrs. Ray
Ryan, Spokane, said the youths
were headed toward Missoula,
Mont., on the first leg of a flight
which would take them to Alas
ka where , they hoped to find
employment.
"I was kind of expecting it
since they took off," she said.
"Those planes are made of such
light materials. The sheriff's of
fice thought I would crack up,
but I didn't."
Olympia U.R) Jobs are be
coming more plentiful and work
ers are getting scarcer in the
spring back-to-work movement
in Washington state.
i.otf Ntcn.Mon DEUaous
Eight presidents Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, W.
H. Harrison, Tyler .Taylor and
Wilson were ; Virginians by
birth.
Soldiers seriously wounded in
Korea reach U. S. Army sur
gical hospitals by helicopter
about 25 minutes after leaving
regimental collecting stations.
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