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SENATORIAL SALUTE Speaker of the House Sam Ray
burn (left) gets a kiss on the head from Senate Majority
Leader Lyndon Johnson during a party in Washington
honoring Rayburn on his 76th birthday. The party was
given by the members of the Women's Democratic Club.
Mother, Daughter
In Cool Reunion
Irrigon,. Ore. U.R) ' Mrs.
Amelia Lawson staged a half
happy, half heartbroken reunion
yesterday with the young wom
an she says is the daughter she
left 26 years "ago.
But the daughter, Mrs. Russell
Pohl, Spokane, said after the
two hour meeting she was still
"confused" about whether Mrs
Lawson is the mother from
whom she was parted as an in
fant and does not remember.
Reporter Patrick Owens of
the Columbia Basin News intro
duced the two at the home of
Mrs. Lawson and her husband.
Ralph.
The two women regarded each
other for a moment, then Mrs.
Lawson rushed forward with
outstretched arms. "Hello,
Olive," she said. B
' "How do you do," said Mrs.
Pohl.
The stage for the reunion was
set after Mrs. Pohl received a
letter New Year's eve from Mrs.
Lawson in which she said she
was Mrs. Pohl's "very own
mother." She said she had locat
ed Mrs. Pohl through Sheriff
Floyd Huggins at Independence,
Kan.
SPORTS
Al Lighfner
Not to Toot
At Berkeley
Berkeley, Calif. (U.R) Veter
an Referee Al Lightner- of Sal
lem, Ore., .vows he will never
again officiate a basketball game
in Berkeley.
"I'm not going to risK my eye
sigkt for toe amount of money
I get here," Lightner said com
menting on Saturday's Cali-fornia-USC
game in which he
was struck in the eye by a
thrown object. The Pacific Coast
Conference official later award
ed the game to . the Southern
California club when fans per
sisted in littering the courts dur
ing the second half.
'Lightner denied reports that
he blamed the California student
body rooting section for the inci
dent but he added:
Patrolman Sees Boy
"This is not going to happen
to me again, because i am not
going to work here again."
A University of (California pa
; trolman reported he saw a "13
or 14-year-old boy" throw the
object- which hit Lightner in
the eye about eight minutes be
fore the end of the game.
Lightner said he warned the
crowd but "twice after that I
got hit in the neck." He finally
called the game and gave USC
the win 77-64 with three min
utes and 16 seconds left in the
contest.
. The Oregon official has been
in the PCC for 11 of his US years
as a referee. He has worked in
two NCAA national tournaments
and several regional tourna
ments in his career.
Lloyd Mangrum
Leader at LA
Los Angeles (U.R) Lloyd
Mangrum has a five-stroke lead
over a star-studded field at the
end of the tH?rd round of the Los
Angeles Open golf tournament.
Mangrum has a score of 200 for
54 holes. Tommy Bolt and Jerry
Barber are right behind Man
grum, each have 205.
Muskegon, Mich. U.R) Part
of a $75 payment authorized by
the city commission to a wom
an who broke her false teeth
in a fall on a faulty curb was
to compensate her for "suffer
ing and embarrassment."
Monk Runs Amuck
In New Orleans Shop
New Orleans U.R) The
bull in the china shop has
nothing on the ring-tailed
monkey in the pet shop. The
monkey escaped from his cage
in a New Orleans pet shop on
Sunday and for two hours,
he ran riot, opening all the
parakeet and canary cages
and breaking into feed sup
plies. When the owner arriv
ed, the monkey was mixing
dog and bird food with dog
shampoo and smashing pigeon
eggs. Says the owner, "I'd
like to wring that ring-tail's
neck."
State Taxpayers
Face Tough Year
Salem '(U.R) The State Tax
commission warned Oregon tax
payers today they face the
toughest state income tax pay
ments in history this year.
A surtax of 45 per cent was
added to state income tax bills
this year by an income tax
amendment passed during the
1955 legislative session.
Two per cent state withhold
ing deductions are now being
made in pay checks, instead of
one per cent, to enable employed
persons to make the high tax
payments.
The legislature also reduced
the income tax exemptions on
dependents $100 so that the
average taxpayer will be pay
ing between 50 and 60 per cent
more state tax in 1956, accord
ing to Commissioner Ray Smith.
The state treasury expects to
rake in between $45,000,000
and $50,000,000 from the adi
tional taxes. That, with other
taxes, should be enough to bal
ance the state budget. ;
Only bright spot in the tax
payers' picture was that, in 1957,
the taxpayer may be able to re
cover some of the additional
money by using the state tax as
a deduction on his federal in
come tax return.
Virginia Voting on
Private. School System
Richmond, Va. U.R) Vir
ginia voters go to the polls today
to decide whether they want a
state - supported private school
system to evade the issue of racially-integrated
public schools.
Officials estimate that some
620,000 persons are eligible to
vote in the referendum on a pro
posed constitutional amendment.
Most state leaders are behind
the proposal.
DEDUCTION
Three Rivers, Mich. U.R)
Mrs. Lula Appleman, who .cele
brated her 70th, wedding anni
versary recently,' said her hus
band's hunting trips had reduc
ed their life together bv about
four years. .
Court Records
CITY COURT
Richard P. Garrett, excessive noise.
$10.
Michael B. Russell, excessive noise,
S10.
Lewis J. McDonald, violation of ba
sic rule. S10.
Ernest W. Hinkle. violation of basic
rule. S15.
Leonard D. Lewis, violation of basic
rule, S15.
Joseph E. Brooks, expired plates. So.
William Griffith, expired vehicle li
cense. So.
Larry E. Evans, violation of basic
rule, S10.
Quentin R. Lewis, violation of basic
rule, S10.
DISTRICT COURT
Harold F. Yost, overload. S50.
Harry J. Palmer, overload. S165.
Clarence E. Martin, overload. $29.
Herman K. LeFlore. void foreign li
cense. S5.
Lucien Heber LeBaron. defective
horn, Sll; no operator's license. S10.
Russell L. Green, no motor vehicle
license. S15.
Frank B. Konopasek, failure to stop
at stop sign. S10.
Glenn Clyde Rotan, failure to stop,
$10.
CIRCUIT COURT
Janice L. Metz vs. Henry Metz Jr.,
divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Richard Claude MacDonald. Sunny
Valley, and Minnie Jean Snow. Sunny-
valley.
John Donald Bochardy. route 2,
Gold Hill, and Helen Margaret Bieeh-
ler, 704 McAndrews rd,
Legless Vet To Continue Getting Disability Pension
Monday, January 9, 1958
Washington (U.R) . James
Kutcher, a Newark, N. J., leg
less war 'veteran, will continue
receiving his S329 a month gov
ernment disability pension. The
Veterans Administration, which
had suspended it on security
charges, reversed itself last
night.
The VA announced that a
ing board had decided Kutcher
had not been found guilty "be
yond a reasonable doubt" of the
charges against him. The board
held a public hearing on the
case Dec. 30.
The pension was suspended
last month but quickly restored,
pending the hearing board's de
cision. The VA notified Kutcher Dec.
12 his pension had been cancel
led because he belonged to the
Socialist Workers party, an or
ganization on the attorney gen
eral's subversive list.
Aid Said Given Enemy
In its . letter to the 44-year-
old veteran, who lost both legs
in World War II, the VAsaid
"evidence shows" he gave "aid
and assistance to an enemy of
the United States" during the
Korean war by being a member
of the party. It said the party
undermined public interest and
cooperation in the war effort.
Kutcher testified at the hear
ing here that he and the Social
ist Workers party were opposed
to the Communist regimes of
both North Korea and Commu-
MEDFORD (ORZfSON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
An average full strength Na
tional Guard unit guarantees an
annual income' of over $60,000
to the community in -which it
nist China.
The hearing board said-it had
made a "very careful review"
and decided it had not been
"shown beyond a reasonable
doubt" that .Kutcher was guilty
of law violations that would
have justified revoking his pen
sion rights.
Lausche Hopes Ike
Will Seek Reelection
Cleveland, o: U.R) Ohio's
Gov. Frank J. Lausche last
night pledged his support of the
Democratic - presidential . candi
date but added that he hoped
"President Eisenhower will re
gain complete health and seek
reelection;" - ; V"
Lausche told his interviewers
on a television program that
"Eisenhower has brought unity
of thought to the nation." ;
Eighteen National Guard in
fantry' divisions served with "dis
tinction in ( World War II, nine
in Europe, nine in the Pacific
theater of operations.
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