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TWO MEDFORD (ORZCOH) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday February JO. 1953 County Democrats Hail Morse Entry Into Party Ranks Response of Jackson county Democrats to Senator-Wayne L. Morse , joining their party has been overwhelmingly favorable, according to Democratic Chair man Robert A. Boyer. Telephone calls have not only kept his own line busy, he said, but those of other local party leaders. Larry Sheehan, president of the Jackson County Democratic club, and Mrs. Elsie Werner, president of the Democratic Women's club echoed Boyer's statement and announced they had already sent messages to Morse on behalf of their orga nizations. ' ' - Echoing a challenge sounded by Senator Morse in his Port land speech Thursday night, the local Democratic chairman for mally invited . local liberal Re publicans and independents to follow Morse into the Democrat ic party. Boyer's wire on behalf of the Democratic party of Jackson county follows: "It is with , pride and grati tude that Jackson County Demo crats welcome you into our party and we pledge our all out sup port to your campaign for re election to the U.S. Senate in nineteen-fifty six." 4-H Ciiliews Central Point Club Central Point Button . and Bows 4-H Clothing club met February 11 at the home of Mrs. Paul ' Snook. Hostesses were Brendal Barnard and Cheryl Swanson. Beverly Little and Jane Grubbs gave demonstra tions. Next meeting will be on Feb ruary 25 at the home of Mrs. Snook on Grand ave. Hostesses will be Wanda Davis and Pat Souden, Beverly Little Reporter Fern Valley Club Fern Valley 4-H club met Feb. 11 at the home of our lead er, Mr. Swingle. Mr. Klein dis cussed projects with us. Two new . members joined the club, Jimmy Keys and Monty Cook. Refreshments were served. Gene Holt v Reporter SHIP FREED Panama City, Panama (U.R) The cruise ship Trade Winds with 126 tcurists aboard resum ed its trip to Cristobal Saturday after freeing itself from a coral reef on whieh it ran aground Friday night. Sen. Morse Returns To Washington; Many Comment on Washington (U.R) Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon, who was regarded as an Independent when he left here Thursday for a visit to his home state, re turned to his congressional du ties as a Democrat Saturday. The senator arrived by United Airlines plane early yesterday morning from Portland, Ore. Morse conferred in Salem briefly Friday before going to Eugene for a visit in his home town. While in Salem he conferred briefly with Democrat leaders on his 1956 campaign plans and was guest at a coffee hour at the home of Charles Jens. Change Greenville, S. C. (U.R) Maj. Gen. Chester E. McCarty, commanding officer of the Eighteenth Air Force, declined to comment Saturday on reports he may run against Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon next year. McCarty's headquarters is at Donaldson Air Force Base here. Morse, who switched from Re publican to Independent to Democratic Party affiliation, has been quoted at saying Gen. Mc Carty, a native of Oregon is one Timberline Lodge Negotiations End; Reopening Unlikely Portland (U.R) Negotiations between the Forest Service and Timberline Lodge, Inc., were broken off late Friday, and the corporation attorney said it' ap peared highly improbable the lodge would be reopened in the near future. Rueben Lenske, lodge attor ney, said the negotiations were undertaken in an attempt to ob tain Forest Service permission to operate the lodge until Feb. 22. The resort was ordered closed to guests after the Sandy Elec tric Co-operative shut off elec tric service. Lenske said the lodge man agement had hoped to have the Mt. Hood resort open over the Washington holiday, when at least 200 skiers from Washing ton state were expected to use the ski facilities. Tokyo (U.R) A U. S. Air Force F86 Sabrejet Saturday crashed into farmland area while preparing to land at Ka- maki Air Ease."J The pilot was killed. of several men most often men tioned as possible candidates against him next year. Washington (U.R) Demo cratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler said Friday . Sen. Wayne Morse's decision to be come a Democrat proves there it no room in the Republican party for "an independent a lib eral, or an enlightened conserva tive." Will Convince Many ' Butler, in a letter welcoming the Oregon Senator into the Democratic fold, said Morse's "example will have the effect of convincing - countless - thinking Americans that they can best serve their highest hopes ;for America by active enlistment in the Democratic party." Morse bolted the GOP in 1952 and campaigned for Democrat Adlai E.. Stevenson .for Presi dent. He then became an Inde pendent. His single , vote last month gave the Democrats con trol of the Senate in : the 84th Congress. Will Support Morse Senate Democrats : also wel comed Morse into the party. Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) said he would support Morse in 1956 and predicted his re-election. Neuberger said Morse cculd still be "independent" while a member of the Demo cratic party. Sen. Earle C. Clements acting Senate Democratic leader, said "the Democratic party is big enough, broad enough for any one who is interested in prog ress of this country to become a member." "It can't be said he, Morse, took this step without doing everything possible to reform the Republican party," Kefau ver said. Washington (U.R) The con version of Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon, from Republican to In dependent to Democrat, gave Sen. Sam J. Ervin (D-N.C.) a chance for a little evangelism. Offers Others Chance "As one licensed by the Demo cratic party to convert . politi cal sinners to righteousness," Er vin drawled across the senate's aisle, "I offer any other member of the Republican party oppor tunity to confess his past politi cal inequities, get right with the Lord and join the Democratic party." ;The only GOP Senator pres ent , was , William Langer (R- N.D.), who just chewed his unlit cigar. CHANGES PARTIES Ore json Senator Wayne Morse of ficially signs up as a Demo crat at Eugene, Ore. The for mer Republican, and more re cently an Independent, will seek re-election as a Democrat but warned he still plans to vote as he sees fit. 516 Delivered to Legislature; 73 Drafts Submitted Salem (U.R) Requests for drafting 539 bills are still to be carried out by the legislative counsel. It was announced Sat urday. Sam Haley, legislative coun sel, said he had delivered 516 bills to the Legislature and in addition had submitted 73 rough drafts of bills. The 73 drafts are included in the countvQf 539 bills yet to be prepared. Still More Bill In addition there will be some 20 to 30 ov more bills, drafted by the ways and means commit tee staff, to be introduced, car rying appropriations for the 1955-57 biennium. On top of this are 100 or so bills drafted by the Oregon State Bar staff or by some attorney at request of a legislator. In the 1953 session a total of 1215 bills in both the Senate and House were introduced. Must Be Cleared . Although all bills from now on must be cleared through the Rules Committee in each cham ber, veteran observers here look for a total of bills at least equal to the total in 1953 with indica tions there might be more this session. . Announcing Ml YCLE T7 KTTTT Ti VII 1 llaWlaT II 11.11 ip ff : ii I a2 ONIC ANING Bring in Your Clothing SEE FOR YOURSELF! Inspect Our Plant You are cordially invited to com !n and sh our plant at any timo. 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Ramsey, Eugene; first Alternates, William Knebel, Da vid Kelly and Paul Spangler, all of Portland; second alternates, Ronald Renoud and William Vaughan, Portland, and John Bobell, Tillamook; . third alter nates, Sherman Chambers, Alva dore and Larry Hoover; La Comb. Air Force Academy: Donald Angus, Stayton; Noble Keist, Richland; Jack Lenhardt, Hub bard; Harvey Schram Jr., and James Browne, Portland; Garry Moller, Fairview; Robert Wad man, Powers, and Dean McAl lister, Eugene. Expanded Aid Plan For Asia Approved Chicago (U.R) A new ex panded aid program for Asia has been approved by top adminis trative officials and should be before Congress by April, Har old E." Stassen, Foreign Opera tions administrator, has reveal ed. Stassen, at a news conference Friday, . declined to disclose the cost of the new program for Asia but said the total program falls within the approximate $3, 500,000,000 recommended in the President's budget for overseas aid. .. . In a speech to the National American Wholesale Grocers As sociation, Stassen said that while the foreign aid program costs billions of dollars, the results "brighten the prospects for fu ture jobs and future progress, fu ture business and future neace for every American home." : Grange Shadr Cove Grange Shady Cove-Grange will meet Wednesday, Feb. 23. Potluck dinner will be served at 6:45 p.m. Ladies are asked to bring a mam dish and salad or dessert Butte Falls Grange Friday, February 25, the Butte Falls Grange will sponsor a free dance and card party at the High school auditorium. Entertain ment will start at eight o'clock. All are welcome and urged to attend. All ladies please bring a box lunch for two. These boxes will be auctioned, all proceeds to go to the community hall building fund. Child care will be provided. Eagle Point Grange Eagle Point Grange met Feb 15. A varied and interesting lit erary program followed the bust ness meeting. Two members by demit and two new members were voted in. H.E. club will meet Feb. 23 at the Ray Ragsdale home on the Alta Vista road. Serving committee for next Grange meeting will be the Ray Ragsdales and Bob Bitterlings Sams Valley Grange At the last meeting of Sams Valley Grange Master Ralph James presided. On agriculture Art Straus reported that the dairy producers had taken a con siderable cut in price on Nov. 15 with very little of the price drop being passed on to the consumer. Considerable Talent alfalfa seed had been sent to Greece at 30 cents per pound, 500 tons of seed was wanted by Greece this year. Common al falfa seed had netted growers 34 cents and wheat was a bit above the $72 a ton support level. Lester James stated that Bangs disease in Oregon dairy cattle was at a low point being less than one-half of one per cent, and. that stock cattle would soon be tested for Brucellosis. Roscoe Roberts and Bill Howes, state officers, installed the following officers: Lecturer, Gilbert Mack; steward, Lindsey Houston; chaplain, Mildred Mack; assistant, steward, Al Straus; treasurer, Lester James; gatekeeper, Walter Miller; Ceres, Donna Straus; Flora, Leona Houston; lady assistant steward, Doreen Straus; executive com mitteeman, Elwood Abbott. : Next Grange meeting will be on Tuesday, Feb. 22, starting at 8 p.m. with the lecturer's hour which will consist of movies and a discussion on the need of floating a bond issue in Dis trict 6. - Mrs. Morse Brings Down House at Party Washington (U.R) The Oregon State Society,, com posed of Oregonians living in the nation's capital, held - its . annual party Friday night and the wife of newly-registered Democrat' Sen. . Wayne Morse brought down the house. . ... Mrs. .Morse was called upon, to speak for her husband, who had ..not . yet., returned from Oregon where he switched his " political affiliation Thursday. : She commented ; quietly, "I think my husband can get us into enough trouble without me speaking." The. crowd roared with laughter. Scientist Sees Catch In Russian Proposals Chicago (U.R) Atomic scien tist Harold C. Urev said Satiir. day there's always been "one I catch to Russian nuclear plans. The catch, said Urey, is: "who will watch them to see that they do what they ask the others to do?" . The University of Chicago sci entist said, in commenting on the Soviet Union proposal for destruction of all nuclear wea pons, that "if there is adequate inspection provided in the new Russian proposal, I'm all for it." Urey said that "sometimes I believe the Russians are sin cere, that they actually under stand how bad the situation re garding hydrogen bombs has become. . Neutralized Formosa Backed by Sen. Stennis New Orleans (U.R) Sen. John C. Stennis (D-Miss.) Friday said Formosa should be neutral ized as the "best prospect for peace in Asia." Stennis, a member of the Sen ate Military Affairs Committee, said it is "wishful thinking". to believe that Chiang's forces can successfully invade the . main land of China. Stennis- criticized Adni. Ar thur W. Radford, chaiman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for "overly aggressive action on this For mosa question." He said he be lieved Radford's sentiments verged on actual warfare. Stennis was here briefly af ter attending a highway dedi cation at Baton Rouge. WIN WAGE BOOST Chicago (U.R) The AFL Glass ilottle Blowers associa tion has announced it has won" a five cent hourly wage increase for a large group of members. Dead line for Sunday Classified la at noon Saturday HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS Station . Sunrfayi KWIN 10:15 1400 K.C. A M !H REPAIRING FOR YOUR WATCH REPAIRS AND DIAMOND SETTING NEEDS SEE ROY R. PICARD H.I.a! 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Micro-Mixing assures the feeder that , every bite is mixed just right. Every steer gets his share so he can make maximum daily gains you market an even bunch of cattle. Q. Is stilbestrol a feed nutrient? A. Definitely not. Actually stilbestrol makes r it even more important to feed a well : balanced supplement like Steer Fatena or Beef Chow because cattle are gaining so rapidly. Q. What basic rations shew reipense when, fed with a supplement containing stil bestrol? A. Well-balanced supplements fed with either high-grain or high-roughage ra . tions show good response. Remember there's a Purina Steer Fatena to feed with both good-quality and poor-quality roughage. Q. It my cattle are now on supplement without stilbestrol will they go off feed If I change to stilbestrol feeding? A. No. Purina Steer Fatena containing itil bestrol tends to sharpen' the appetite rather than dull it. ' Q. How does time on food effect results when (tilbosirol is fed? A. Ar imals respond to the stimulant very quickly. Work at Iowa State College sn ws response is maintained over long feeding periods as well as shorter ones. Q. He w does Purina' work compare to other research done with stilbettrel? A. Average of tests at Iowa State College showed fattening rations with stilbestrol -increased gain by 19 and cut feed cost by 11.. Q. Should cattle be taken , off supplement with stilbestrol for a certain length of time before slaughter? A. Yes. The FDA has ruled that cattle be taken off. their stilbestrol ration 48 hours before slaughter. Cattle should be put on a comparable ration without stil bestrol at this point. Q. What effect doe stilbeitrol fed in the sup plement have on carca quality? A. Research work to date shows no effect on carcass quality. Q. What animals should be fed supplement with stilbestrol? A. None except cattle being fattened for slaughter. miiw-ffrmnnii -mTOwniiiiiiiiiiiiwiiuii mini Q. What are some of the toxic effect thai could result if stilbestrol i fed to breed ing stock? ... A. Possible breeding trouble is the main objection. Q. Why is it so important that a steer get only 10 milligrams of stilbestrol in his daily ; ration? . " A, Too little of this growth stimulant won't produce maximum gairis . . . too much , might be toxic, producing adverse health condition. Q. To what clot cattle are Purina Steer Fatena and Beef Chow with stilbestrol recommended at the present time? A. These products are recommended for slaughter cattle, and are not recom mended for club calf feeding because of the refined characteristics desired in the how ring. Q. Can stilbestrol be fed to shoep? A. The FDA has not approved its use for lamb fattening. However, there is work being done along these lines at various ' agricultural colleges and at the Purina Research Farm. ; Q. What about hog follow-up behind cattle fed stilbestrol? A. Evidently not harmful to market hogs, . but not a recommended practice at the resent time where brood sows and gilt ollow cattle. Q. Does the food manufacturer profit en add! . lion of stilbostrol? A. We can speak only for the Ralston Purina Company. Purina is furnishing the stilbestrol in Steer Fatena and Beef Chow at cost. Q. Do both fattening heifers and steers re spond to stilbestrol? - ' A. Yes. Q. How long has Purina been doing research . work with stilbestrol? A. More than a year. Purina now has more cattle on feed than ever before as we search for even more efficient beef-producing rations. Q. Can I use stilbestrol in Check-R-Mix . ration? A. Yes. See your Purina Check-R-Mix Dealer. 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