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Friday. April 22. 1953
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Indefinite Delay
In Vaccine Program
Portland (U.R) The State
Board of Health today said it had
recommended indefinite post
ponement of the program to in
oculate first and second grade
school children with the Salk
polio Vaccine.
Drr Harold M. Erickson, state
health officer said the suggestion
was mailed to the 34 health dis
tricts in the state after his office
received a letter yesterday from
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis.
The letter said that eastern
manufacturers of the Salk vac
cine were delayed in releasing
shipments because each lot had
to be approved by the National
Institute of Health.
There are more than
known species of the flea.
500
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VAUDEVILLE WENT TO VEGAS For his $50,000 a week
Crformances in the new Hotel Riviera in Las Vegas Nev
berace discards his grand piano in the finale and' beats
out jazz with the aid of shapely dancing showgirls in true
vaudeville style.
Mo EDST on Medlford,
But; Falrt' Time PSaro
IKlas .Effects. Locally ,
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Start of Daylight Saving Time
early Sunday morning in Cali
fornia and other parts of the
nation will mean changes in
Medford area radio, television
and transportation schedules.
Medford, along with the rest
of Oregon and Washington, will
uremain on standard time.
The change to "fast time" in
California, in general, will mean
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I that network radio and televi
! sion shows will be presented one
j hour earlier than usual. Few
changes are contemplated in the
! times of most local programs. ;
Many 1 Hour Earlier
KYJC and KMED, the local
radio stations carrying network
programs, noted these changes:
For KYJC, programs originating
through the Columbia Broad
casting System will be moved up
an hour, while those from the
American Broadcasting Compa
ny will remain at the same time.
For KMED, all National Broad
casting Company shows will be
heard one hour earlier, with a
few exceptions. . v
Television station KBES-TV
will have no changes prior to 6
p.m. each day, and no changes
at all on Tuesdays and Wednes
days. "Quite a shuffle in pro
grams is planned," KBES offi
cials said, but in general, with
the above exceptions, network
shows will be one hour earlier.
Bus Schedules Change
The two bus lines serving
Medford, Greyhound and Trail
ways, will have schedule changes
starting at 12:01 a.m. Sunday.
For Greyhound, the changes will
be in the nature of minor ad
justments, one of which will be
that the bus which has been
leaving for Portland at 11:50
p.m. daily will be moved up to
11:20 p.m. each day. 1
Trailways plans a complete
new schedule which is brought
about, in part at this time, by
DST, but also is part of a com
pany program to speed up sched
ules through use of express
buses.
Southern Pacific railroad of
ficials indicated that no change
in passenger train schedules
from Medford is contemplated.
Airlines Jset Changes
Schedule changes are planned
by each of the three airlines
serving Medford. i
United Air lines planes on
most schedules will leave Med
ford about one hour and 15 min
utes earlier than they have in
the past. An exception to this
is the 4:10 p.m. north bound
flight, which will leave five min
utes later. ' , '
Both West Coast Air lines and
Southwest airways have an-
Committee Plan
Would Add Surtax;
Lower Exemptions
By BILL FORCE
United Press Correspondence
Satem (U.R) A second in
come tax plan was before the
Oregon Legislature today, this
one from the Senate Committee
on Assessment, and Taxation.
The committee last, night
ended weeks of argument and
reached agreement on a bill
that would add a 45 per cent
surtax onto the present personal
income tax structure and lower
exemptions from the present
$600 to $500.
Agreement was not unonimous.
Sen. Phil Lowery (R-Medford)
declared the committee had
created a "shocking document.'
Sen. Lowell Steen (R-Milton-Freewater)
said such a tax por
tended a "dreary, bitter road
'for Oregon." Lowry and Steen
announced they would submit a
minority report in opposition.
Due on Floor Monday
The two reports will reach
the floor of the Senate Monday
morning. If the majority report
is adopted and the bill passed,
the Senate version then would
have to be submitted to the
House for concurrence. It bears
little resemblance to the income
tax pit n sent to the Senate by
the House, with the exception of
the reduction of personal exemp
tions. x
The Senate bill would raise
some $44,000,000. The House
planned to raise only $25,000,-
000. The house bill had raised
the rates of taxes levied in each
income bracket and then had m
eluded a 5 per cent surtax. The
Senate committee left present
rate percentages unchanged ana
added the 45 per cent surtax.
Also included by the Senate
was a so-called Hardship clause
which would exempt from taxes
a single person earning less than
$1000 a year or a husband and
wife earning $1500 annually.
The committee last night
cleared its desk of a withholding
tax increase bill previously
adopted by the House. But," it in
cluded a $100 wage minimum
before which a 2 per cent tax
would - not be deducted from
farm labor paychecks.
Tobacco Tax Passed '
' Also passed from the commit
tee with a do-pass recommenda
tion was a tax on all tobaccos.
The House had approved only a
cigarette tax, but members of
the House Taxation Committee
indicated yesterday they would
concur in the Senate tobacco tax
M if the upper house deemed that
- The bill as amended in com
mittee would provide for a
special election if both the in
come1 tax and the tobacco tax
should be referred by the voters.
The revenue - that would be
created by the Senate's tax plan
was considered adequate to meet
the needs of the. state for the
next two years without recourse
to a state property tax, provided
it was not made inoperative by
filing of referrar petitions. There
would be enough money in
finance the proposed $15,000,
000 building program on a pay-as-you-go
basis.
Eisenhower To Honor Dr. Salk and O'Conner
Washington -(U.R) President
Eisenhower called Dr. Jonas E.
Salk to the White House today
to give the famed scientist his
personal praise and a special
citation for developing a polio
vaccine.
The President also planned to
honor Basil O'Connor, president
of the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis which fi
nanced Salk's work.
Salk arrived here by plane
Thursday night and was im
mediately besieged .by two small
autograph-hunting "boys sched
uled to receive their first shots
of his polio vaccine today- at
their Arlington, Va., school.
Kenny Vinograd, 7, and his
brother, Ricky, 6, sons of a
Washington patent attorney,
thrust piece of white paper
into the 40-year-old scientist's
hands as soon as they could
reach him. A swarm of photog
raphers had the doctor ,. go
through the sigine process re
peatedly while they snapped i
pictures. .
Salk was accompanied by his
wife, Donna, and their three
sons, Peter, 11, Darrell, 8, and
Jonathan, 5. .
Salk attended a morning ses
sion of today's Welfare Depart
ment conferenae on distribution
of the vaccine "just to listen,"
Asked if he had any ideas about
distribution, he said "that's not
sn area of my comDetence "
Ideologies Discussion
Said Waste of Time
Bandung, Indonesia (U.R)
Syria advised the Asian-African
conference today it would waste
time .if it discussed ideologies,
including Communism.
Syriak delegate Khaled El
Azm said , the conference does
not have time to talk about the
"Iron" Curtain, .steel curtain,
atomic , curtain and silk curtain."
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Lawyers Will Attend
Bank Trust Forum
Attorneys from Jackson and
Josephine counties will be
guests late this afternoon and
evening of trust officers of the
First National bank at a forum
and dinner at the .Rogue Valley
Country club.
The forum will be moderated
by C. E. Hedburg, Medford
bank branch manager, and will
concern investment trends and
common trust funds. Also to be
discussed will be the planning
and administration of estates. . ,
John N. Adams, vice-president
and trust officer, Stetson B. Har
mon, assistant vice-president and
trust officer, R. A. Welch and
.George W. Stewart, both trust
officers, and Hull P. Dolson, as
sistant vice-president, all from
the Portland home, office of the
First National bank, will be here
to conduct the forum.
Lawrence L. Clark, trust off i
ceir of the Medford branch, is in
charge of arrangements. ,
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nounced entirely new schedules.
Under the new West Coast
schedule, northbound planes will
leave Medford at 7:43 a.m., 12
noon, and 4:38 p.m. daily, and
planes bound for Klamath Falls j
will leave at 2:21 p.m. and 9:16 i
n.m. each -day. !
Southwest's new schedule has
planes southbound at 6:30 a.m.
(daily except Sunday when de
parture time will be 8:20 a.m.),
11:35 a.m., 5:50 p.m. and 12:50
p.m. On Sundays only, a South
west plane will leave Medford
southound at 4 p.m. -
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