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FOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. January 27, 1955 7 ' -' - ''''', s ; i - r ''''v'' ',''4 -4 Afforney's Baffe To Leave Scid Rov Gives Boosts To Other 'Men of Alisery' INVITED TO VISIT SON ' Mrs. Nellie V. Peters weeps as she reads message informing her that Chinese Reds will allow rela tives of imprisoned U.S. airmen to visit them. Her son, Airman 2c Daniel C Schmidt, is one of those held prisoner. She thought the biggest obstacle would be the cost of the trip from her home in Portland. Ore., which would total between $1,000 and $2,000. Rep. Kenneth Keating (R.-N.Y.) announced that he would intro duce legislation Jan. z 10 pay me expenses oi any reiauves wuu accept Communist China s offer. A Nichol's Worth of . . Comment On and That By HARMAN W. NICHOLS Unitrt Piwi FmIvm Writw JMJ - Washington -U.R) It's quite a job to go through your card case and fish out the things you may never need. : .... Cards like one "dedicat ed to the .pres ervation and use of cloudy crystal balls." My card says I am president of the "Clear and Opaque Club Fact that everybody else who Is a member is a presi dent too, is beside the point. ' -And few people, I suppose, have been honored by getting a card that starts out like mine 1 does with "Know, ye by these -presents that H. W. N. has been . elected to honorary membership in Cigar Smokers United, dedi cated to protect the inalienable .rights of cigar smokers every - where." .: . : ' Makes a man wish he liked cigars. That particular card was Herman Nichols Price Differential In Grades of Milk OKd by Commiffee ' Salem U.R) A bill to '' in ' crease the price differential be tween top and second grades of - milk and cream won approval in -, the House Foods and Dairy Com mittee yesterday and was sent ; to the floor for final vote. Committee members said they - thought the 1 present differential of price to producers "between grades was too. small to encour age production of premium quality milk and cream. Rep. Elmer Deeiz, Canby. Re publican, said such a law would go far toward eliminating infer- . lor grades of milk and cream.. - - The committee also approved by unanimous vote a bill to exempt persons owning one cow or three goats from provisions of grade and standard require ments for the quality; of fluid milk. Rep.-Joe Rogers of Inde pendence said passage of the bill would merely legalize a common . practice. -, ry ' Minimum Price Bill Due Rogers told the committee he . planned to introduce within a few days a bill to establish a minimum price paid to produc ers of grade A milk and to pro vide a rigid auditing plan. If ap proved, the bill would give a uniform payout to producers and : would set up distributor pools. Congress To Hear Haitian President ' Washington (U.R) President Paul E. Magloire of Haiti goes . before , a joint session of Con gress today to thank the United States for help it has given his Caribbean nation. He was scheduled to tell Con gress that the helping hand the United . States has extended . to Haiti and other American na tions is the chief reason. Com munism has failed to gain a foot i hold in the Western Hemisphere. . Magloire, who arrived here on Wednesday for a three-day visit, also planned to see Washington area landmarks and confer with Secretary of: State John Foster Dulles. - . , . Magloire,' , the first foreign dignitary to arrive for an offi cial visit this year, was invited by President Eisenhower. His visit is billed only as a "good ; will" mission, but he is expected to sign a military assistance agreement with the - United , .States before departing Satur day to tour part of the nation. signed by my friend Maurice C. ureicer, wao nas spent - more time searching the world for the perfect steak and martini than sucking the wet end of a cigar. And here goes one to certify that "Bro. H. W. N. is a full fledged member ;of the 'Ugly Mug' Lodge." That is a carrying card from Kahn's Cocktail Bar at Cape May, N. J. I have been told, although I have never seen it, that a mug with my name on it . in gold hangs by a silver string from the ceiling in the joint along with hundreds of others. One from the Anteaters Asso ciation I must keep because dur ing the fall months we gather at the : Washington Zoo and , Dr. William M. Mann serves up ev erything delicious from antelope to buff alo to rattlesnake at won derful luncheons. - . Another card entitles; me; to dip where angels of the male sex fear to tread- in the all-gal swimming pool at the Meridian Hill Hotel here in Washington President Eisenhower and - V.P. Nixon also are card bearers and they are scared, too. . It. seems, in looking things over, that I also am a member of the order of "Yellow Dogs," the fun club of the Department of Commerce. I started out as a "puppy" and graduated after a rather hectic initiation. -; . " There is also ;a little, card calling me a White House corres pondent. T It won't get you in the White House without a special come on from the big house guards, but the guards at least will say "howdy." It is something to keep anyhow Maybe it will get you out of a parking ticket in Yuma. Chicago U.R) A distinguish ed attorney's fight to get out of Chicago's tawdry skid row was giving a boost today to every bum on the city's "mile of misery.";"- 7- q - ' - Public interest In the case of William G. Good, a law profes sor . who hit the skids of alco holism, paid off with new prom ises of aid for the attorney s skid row ."colleagues." For two days now, Wood has turned up, cold sober and wear ing a clean shirt, to assist Muni cipal Judge Hyman Feldman in dealing with -the droves of dere licts who are picked up on West Madison street, v. Feldman hired Wood at $5 a day when he learned that the 65-year-old skid row habitue was once an expert on contract law and one of the top professors at the Kent College of Law here. More Aid for Homeless Men Chief , Justice ;- Raymond ' Dry malski announced yesterday that two new social workers would be hired and assigned to Feld man's court on a full-time basis to aid the homeless men. Feldman said "That means I'll be able to try to save some of these men instead of merely sen tencing them to brief terms in jail for a clean-up." : ; r - Meanwhile, a mayor's commit- tee to rehabilitate the skid row bums met to plan how to coor dinate-its work with the courts, social agencies and the Salvation Corvallisiiudent Car Crash Victim Corvallis (U.R) -Vernon Eu gene Duiker, 28-year-old Oregon State College student working for his doctor's degree, was in jured fatally early today; when the car" in which he was riding plunged off i highway 20 and struck a tree naif a mile west of here. " - " "Duiker - was smashed against the tree, and died in a -local hos pital about 2 hours after the accident. He was a passenger in a car driven by Charles R. Mor schauser, 23, a research, assist ant at the' forest I products lab oratory at; Oregon; StaW- Mor schauser was treated, at the hos pital and released. . - :- -; Army. W ood himself received the first word from his daughter in years and the' good wishes of attorneys who learned their law from him at Kent. - Wood's daughter wrote Feld man that United Press dispatches were the first she iiad heard of her father for years. ; Daughter's Letter , , "Please, let me know how I can help : him," the ; daughter wrote. "It is most gratifying to know that you and others have taken such an interest in- an old i man who has lost ; his way. I want to thank you most ' hum bly." . Feldman declined to give the daughter's name. He said she lives i in a s mall: town : near Springfield, JXL, and enclosed a long letter for her father. 1 '-: R. J. Erie Jr., of San Francisco and Jack McNulty of New York were - among the many former students of Wood's who wrote offering their . best wishes and help if necessary. . Wood, meanwhile, was sport ing a new topcoat and hearing aid gifts from persona who want to see him .win his battle against skid row. . - Ike To Discuss Sugar Quota Hike . Washington -U.R) President Eisenhower . scheduled- a . confer ence today with a congressional delegation representing sugar producing states, to discuss pro posed increases; in ; domestic sugar quotas. ' ' . Rep. Harold D. " Cooley .'.(D N.C.) announced in advance he would not support the increases unless "all interested; parties" first reach, agreement tn the bUl. - ; ; Cooley, - chairman of u the House . Agriculture Committee, said , he would - insist on the ap proval of the State Department because of the affect of the leg islation on Cuba. r . , - Boosting the share of the U.S. market alloted a ; to ; domestic growers under - the Federal Sugar. Act would " almost " auto matically slice the Cuban share. Sen. Allen J. Ellender,(D-La.) and other sugar area lawmakers are preparing legislation to boost domestic cane and-sugar ; beet quotas by 165,000 tons in. 1955. Dover Urges Action In Welfare Cases Portland J.R) Floyd K. Dover, state president of the Oregon Institute of Social Wel fare has sent telegrams to Gov. Paul L. Patterson and to ; sena tors and representatives in the Oregon legislature urging action to correct the "plight of our gen eral assistance recipients in Ore gon." ; "It is nothing short of a state scandal and should -be investi gated by the state - Legislature at oncer Dover's telegram read. He urged the public as a whole to cooperate in giving at' least part ' time - employment to . rer cipients. Checks for Multnomah coun ty welfare recipients will be cut JFeb. 1 because of a lack of funds. 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