Medford mail tribune., May 28, 1952, Image 4

FOUR MEDFOHD (OHEOOK) MAIL TBIBDWE
Republican Farm Leaders Open
Campaign for Nine-Point Plank
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Washington U.R) House Re
publican farm leaden opened a
drive Wednesday to write a
"strong" nine-point (arm plank
into the 1952 GOP platform.
The proposed Republican farm
program, unveiled by GOP mem
bers of the House Agriculture
CHANGE STOLEN
Chicago OI.R) Burglars
stole 20,000 nickels from the Co
lespa Dispensers, Inc., Tuesday.
Court Records
POLICE COURT
Mary V. Anal, violation of basic
Louis R. Thurman, overnlfht park
ing. J250.
Ralph V. Balei, parkin! on wronf
aide ol streei. a ou.
niRTHICT COURT
Robert Manford Oslelby. drunk on
public wgnway. ao.
Italo John Andreatta, overlensth.
15.
Ttnv rhMlr Llllv. overload. $42.80.
William Lee Maloy, no operator !
Itcenie. $fl.
Charles K. Oswald, no operator
license. S8. . .
Pearl M. Baty. not having re-
-qulred nirnting equipment iu.
om rhr Ullv. overload. S40
Leslie Everett Green, baslo rule
violation, 110.
Adelmar Ralph Doty, no motor ve.
hide license. S3 ball forfeited.
CIRCUIT COURT
Esther E. Click vs. Ralph 8. Click,
divorce decree.
Grace Betty Thompson vs. Carey
wutiam inompson in, divorce inu-
Sinn
Leila Wllma Harris va. Walter Har-
vav Harris, divorce decree.
Arthur A. Aver va. Agnes Maria
Ayer. divorce decree.
Laura Elizabeth Engell vs. Hans
rrltz Enseli. divorce decree.
Mary Catherine Lynch vs. Carlton
Lewie Lynch, divorce complaint.
Betty Lou Hardee vs. Harry Cecil
Hardee, divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Richard Loughton Brown, 2S. of
S30 North Holly atreet, and Juanlta
Elizabeth Downing. 24. Portland. Ore
Melvln Junior Wiggins, 29, of 745
Childers avenue, and Donna Delight
Brownlee, 18, of 38 North Oakdale
venue.
Everett Charles Behlen, 31, Man.
teca, Calif., and Zelda Candlnl, 35.
Manteca. Calif.
Robert Ray Talbott, 22, Toketee
rails, and jean Lorene uuy, IB.
Lake Creek.
Committee and House Approprl
atlons subcommittee on Agrlcul
ture, called for government
price supports to "guarantee"
farm prosperity, federal aids to
"farm modernization," and more
"grass roots control" over fed
eral farm policies.
Program Labeled
House Democratic Leader
John W. McCormack promptly
labeled the program "both New
Deal and Fair Deal."
"It is nothing but the Demo
cratic program for the last 20
years and a complete confession
that the Democratic program Is
best for the farmer," McCor
mack told a reporter.
The proposed GOP plank call
ed for "expanded" agriculture
Tiller-Drew 'Bunyan'
Celebration Planned
Tiller A Paul Bunyan day
celebration and carnival June 7
will benefit the Tiller-Drew
school at Tiller, according to
Mrs. Stuart Williams, general
chairman. Members of the Rose-
burg Paul Bunyan organization
will compete with the Tiller
Drew loggers in several events
A regulation midway with flood
lights and loud speakers will be
the scene of carnival entertainment.
Merchants in lurrou ndlng
towns have donated prizes which
will be awarded to winners of
the various contests. Cafeteria
meals will be served during the
afternoon and evening.
Movie shorts and kiddie car
rides will be furnished for
younger children. A quee,n and
her court from the grade school
will be selected and will pre
side during the evening s en
tertainment. Square dancing will
be featured. Boy scouts will con
duct a nail driving contest.
Wednesday May HS "adequate" grain storage faclll-l
ilea ana an nonesiiy ana einc-i
iently run Commodity Credit
Corp. program.
Democrats captured many!
farm votes in 1948 by accusing'
the GOP-controlled 80th Con
gress of curtailing government
grain storage space and thereby
forcing down prices. Republi
cans, who, denied the charge in
1948, are seeking to turn the
tables this year by making poll-1
tical capital of revelations of
irregularities and losses in the
CCC's grain storage programs.
research and education, "im
proved" soil conservation, a
broader program of federal
loans to small farmers, "encour
agement" of farmer coopera
tives, and a "realistic trade
policy" to expand foreign markets.
Support System Omitted
The price support declaration
which headed the list omitted
any mention of the "fit xible"
support system which was en
dorsed in both the GOP and
Democratic party platforms in
1948 and which is now the law
of the land.
President Truman already has
called for elimination of the
"flexible" feature, under which I
supports for basic crops could:
be lowered considerably. Secre-j
tary of Agriculture Charles F.
Brannan has used his discire '
tionary authority to keep gov-1
ernment price guarantees for
these crops generally at maxi
mum levels permitted under the
law.
Ask Grain Storage
The GOP plank called for
Molasses
For Ensilage It
Plentiful NOW!
The Price
Hat Drooped 3
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