Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 02, 1955, Image 26

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    TWELVE MTOrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Susday, Jaauary S, 1955
Owners of House
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Trailers-Seeking
tax Law Revision
O Trailer owners cf Oregon are
organizing to fight what they
believe to be an inequitable pro
vision of law regarding the tax
ation of trailers, according to
local members of the State As
sociation of House Trailer Own
ers. A law passed in the 1953 leg
islature provided that house
trailers be taxed as personal
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property, and the owners say
that as a result, taxes on trail
ers amount to? sums comparable
to real estate taxes paid for
homes m the $10,000 to $12,000
class.
Seek Unity
In a recent letter addressed to
0 all trailer owners of Jackson
county, the association said,
". . . by uniting all house trailer
' owners in the State of Oregon
O Gmd showing strength we can
bring pressure to bear for a fair
and just revision of said tax bill
by the legislature that will be
in session starting January . . ."
: Meetings are held monthly
fej?re at the Valley Center Trail
. er court, 3410 North Pacific
8 highway. The next one will be
rat 7:30 pjn. Jan. 8.
Social Security
Office Staff Up
" Three additions to the staff of
the Medford social security of
fice were announced Friday by
W. V. Nusbaum, manager.
Included are two claims repre
sentatives and a stenographer.
Two additions will bring the of
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fice's staff to eight persons,
Nusbaum added.
William W. Browne, formerly
of Eugene, was the first to ar
rive. He is a claims representa
tive. Ee has taken up residence
at Cargill ct. Browne formerly
was a teacher in the seventh -and
eighth grades at Fall Creeknear
Eugene. .
He spent over five years in
Sine U. S. Air Force and attended
the University of Oregon. His
father, a retired Navy com
mander, and mother, living at
Coral Gables, Fla.
On Monday, Mrs. Elva Mae
Gardner, Medford, will begin
york as a stenographer. About a
. .9 .week later, Floyd B. Cummins,
Portland, will report as a claims
representative. He is a former
Federal Reserve bank employee.
Nusbaum said that the staff
additions are due primarily to
the increase in work necessary
under the amended Social Se-
curity act, and also to the in
creased growth in the Medford
. area.
Ordinances Passed
By Ciiy Council
m Bedford's city council, in a
year's end session Friday noon,
approved the December payroll
and adopted several ordinances.
One officially adopted the
city manager form of govern
ment effective Jan. 1. Others in-
volved sale, for and removal
within 90 days, of three build
ings on airport property. Buyers
were Kenneth B. Fowler, $517
for old Biddle residence; Walter
Armpriest, $275 for an adjacent
barn and Seth L. Waters, $100
for a spray shed.
Members of the council's land,
building and light committee
reported that no action has been
taken as yet on sale of city
owned Camp White property to
Fir-Ply, Inc., although negotia
tions are still under way.
A $5,000 performance bond
was adopted by the council for
the new city manager position.
Freak Mishap Halts
Suez Canal traffic
Port Said, Egypt (U.R) A
freak accident blocked the Suez
Canal Friday and authorities
said the vital link between Eu
rope and Asia would be closed
for at least four days.
The accident occurred at 3
a.m. when the second ship in a
nine-ship convoy en route be
tween Suez and Port Said struck
a military bridge across the canal
and then ran aground on the
sand banks.
The bridge collapsed across
the ship, pinning it to the bot
tom of the channel.
"The ship was the 10,892-ton
Liberian tanker World Peace
carrying oil to Europe from the
Persian Gulf.
New York School Said
Communist Controlled
- Washington (U.R) The
chairman of the Subversive Ac
tivities Control Board has recom
mended that the Jefferson School
of Social Science of New York
be required to register as a Com
munist front.
Chairman Thomas J. Herbert,
who presided over six months
of hearings on the school, sa"id
Evidence showed it to be "di-
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