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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1955)
o o 0 o O 1 1 Neuberger Declares GOP Determined To Destroy T.R. Conservation Program in US q VashingJon, D.C. Aug. (Spec Tal) Conservation of natural resources will be the principal task confronting the American people "during the remaining lenure of this Republican na tional administration." Senator Richard L. Neuberger declared today.O The 42-year-old Oregon Demo crat said it had become "alarm ingly evident that President Eisenhower, well - intentioned man thot?h he is, has decided not to restrain those who would maraud what survives of the public domain of the United States.- Neuberger charged that the national administration was at tempting to "turn back the re source clock" to before the era when Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot fought a long battle to set aside the National Forests. Neuberger listed seven spe cific counts against the adminis tration in the field of natural resources and conservation. They were thiser 1. Great water-power sites like Hells Canyon are being sur rendered to private utility com panies for piecemeal exploita tion. 2. The administration has in dorsed the breaching and im pairment of the National Park system 'with a reservoir at Dinosaur National Monument. & 3. The administration has im periled the protection of our out door reserves by encouraging the cutting up of the Wichita Mountain National Wildlife Rei'uge for an artillery range. 4. The administration has in dorsed legislation like the Hope Aiken bill, which would jeopard ize the use of our National For ests for recreation by giving private stockmen control over upland meadows and grazing l eserves. 5. The administration has in dorsed legislation like the Ells worth bill, which would permit some of the country's biggest timber operators to take over choice forest acreage belonging to the American public. 6. The administration has given its blessing to dams on the Salmon and Clearwater Rivers, which would choke off the greatest migratory fish runs in the nation. 7. Career biologists In such agencies as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have been re placed with political appointees as a result, long - standing rules against illegal methods of hunting have been relaxed. Neuberger declared that "this is a sorry record, a record which would make the great conserva tionists of history turn over in their graves." Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday. Service Station Bandit Jakes Girl as Hostage Ritzville. Wash. (U.R) A dark haired young bandit who "needsd a shave"' held up the Economy service station here yesterday a."id escaped, taking one of the two girl attendants as a hostage. Sheriff Clint Rowe said Bev erlv Henning, 18, was released about 12 miles south of here and was not hurt although "she was pretty scared." The man obtained slightly more than S100 in currency. Drillers Strike Artesian Well Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Holmes, route 1, box 412, Dark Hollow rd.t reported today that well drillers had struck an artesian well on their property while attempting to drill for water. They drilled first about 160 feet and found no water but in drill ing again they struck the arte sian supply down about 51 feet. Shults Bros., contract well drill ers, did the work. The Holmes property is locat ed about a mile in from the Griffin Creek rd., and also about a mile into the hollow from South Stage rd. As the Holmes have a chicken farm and this year were particu larly short of water, they were especially grateful that an arte sian well was located. To Mrs. Holmes' knowledge no other artesian springs have been lo cated in that vicinity. Cain Reprimanded For Security Stand Washington (U.R) Two high administration officials repri manded former Republican Sen. Harry P. Cain last winter for his attacks against the administra tion's security program, it has been learned. An informed source told United Press that Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams sharp ly rebuked Cain while Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr. "mildly criticized" him. One re port said Adams gave Cain "unshirted hell." Cain, a former Washington senator, is an Eisenhower ap pointed member of the Subver sive Activities Control Board which decides which Communist or Communist front groups must register with the Attorney Gen eral. While in the Senate he was known as a conservative and close friend of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis.) But Cain startled the adminis tration with a speech in Spokane last January, followed by simi lar ones later,, sharply criticiz ing the security risk program. A Heinous Thing He has accused the adminis tration of "unnecessarily de stroying individuals" with the program and has termed the At torney General's list of some 300 subversive organizations "a hei nous thing." Cain has several more speeches scheduled this summer and fall on the loyalty program. 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See the fabulous FOODARAMA today! lagoon Blue Sand Beige Bermuda Pink Harvest Yellow Buttercup Yellow Fern Green Spring Green Dawn Gray I THE PRaTI JJ For fess than you If jf would pay for If m comparable deluxe F m refrigerator and J J II separate freezer. f 1 ff $629.95 If m YT 'd refrigerator II m Wl more than make f I HI your down payment. If STOKES A source close to the former Washington senator told United Press of the "dressing down" Cain received from Adams and Brownell. But in answer to an inquiry all Cain himself would say was: "I am not presently in disagreement with Mr. Adams about anything. I hold Mr. Adams in high regard. If we dif fer about a particular program, we act like everyone else." Brownell declined comment. Adams was not available for comment. The United Press was told that Adams called Cain to the White House after the Spokane speech and informed him he Friday, August 19, 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Gallagher Guilty Of Killing POWs New York ::U.R) Sgt. James four hours and 44 minutes the evidence presented against the sergeant during the 15 days of his trial here at Fort Jay on Governors Island. C. Gallagher, 23, was found guilty by an eight-member court martial today of charges that he killed three fellow American prisoners of war in Korea in 1951, informed on other prison ers and collaborated with his captors. The 23-year-old Brooklyn sol dier faces a maximum sentence of life imprisonment but he would be eligible to apply for parole after serving 10 years. The verdict was returned af ter the court had weighed for should have first "cleared" his speech because he was embar rassing the administration. 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