Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 15, 1956, Image 7

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    Sewer Discussed
By Phoenix Council
Phoenix The Phoenix city
council met Monday night with
representatives of the South
Bear Creek Sanitary district to
discuss details of financing and
constructing a Phoenix sanitary
sewer.
The city has an agreement
with the sanitary district for
sewage disposal, but a formal
contract has not been signed,
pending completion of plans.
Phoenix Mayor Dan H. Adams
reported that the council will
continue to meet each Monday
at the city . hall until details of
the sewer plans have been
worked out.
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Term Looms Larger After Medical Report
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By LYLE C. WILSON
United Press Correspondent
Washington (UP.) President
Eisenhower ceased being a heart
natient along about mid-day
Tuesday. As of
today he looks
like a second
term candi
date.
He's flying
south with
Treasury Sec
retary - George
M. Humphrey
to consider his
Lyie c. Wilson ruiure plans.
Mr. Eisenhower will return a
week- or 10 days hence, and you.
cannot find .many persons in
Washington who do not now ex
pect him to announce that he
will run again.
All of this hit Washington
Tuesday like an unannounced
hurricane. . The doctors as
sembled at mid-day to examine
the charts of Mr. Eisenhower's
Saturday checkup at the Army's
Walter Reed Medical Center and
to confer with their patient.
Press Secretary James C. Hag-:
erty produced his panel ..of spe
cialists and physicians in-ordinary
for questioning by newsmen
at 3:30 p.m. (EST). .
Thirty minutes later the news
was flashing around the world
that there was no medical rea
son why Mr. Eisenhower should
not continue his active life in
the' White House for another
term. Dr. . Paul Dudley White
emphasized that he and his as
sociates could not decide for the
President. The decision must be
his. - ' ,
But, substantially backed up
by Maj. Gen. Howard McC. Sny
der, the White House physician,
White did not qualify his opin
ion that Mr. Eisenhower could
go again. There hadn't been a
news conference like this one
here in years, if ever.
Hagerty made the ground
rules there was to be no
politics. The panel was com
posed of physicians and what
they would discuss was, merely,
their patient's health. Maybe
Dr. White wasn't listening when
Hagerty said: "They are here to
report on their medical findings
nothing else."
However that may be, White
made a statement on his own as
to Mr. Eisenhower's future. With
the backing of Snyder, he open
ed wide the door to a second
term campaign. That is what
Republican leaders have been
praying for in this presidential
year. -. v
A great many of Mr. Eisen
hower's associates have been in
sisting that he would run again.
They have had to qualify their
confidence, however, with ack
nowledgement of his physical
condition. Most said it was too
much to expect a man to kill
himself in the line of duty.
A fewand some close friends
at that said they had good
reason, to know Mr. Eisenhower
was not afraid to die or to take
on a killing job. He did shrink
from the idea of a physical col
lapse which would commit him
to an invalid's chair or bed. And,
the President, himself, repeated
ly has indicated his anxiety
about death in office from the
standpoint . of how it would, af-
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feet the government and people
of the United States.
Dr. White's judgement, and
Snyder's, seems now to make
the chance of such misfortune
reasonably remote. The Presi
dent's health, therefore, is now
being counted a very much di
minished factor in the decision
which he intends to make dur
ing his vacation on Humphrey's
Georgia plantation.
. Weighing heavily . on the
opinion of those who believe
now that Mr. Eisenhower will
accept a second nomination are
the facts of the presidential cam
paign as it has developed so far.
Former President Truman, Adlai
E. Stevenson, Gov. Averell Har
riman, of New 'York, and others
are getting rough. Mr. Eisen
hower's administration of the
peoples' business at home and
abroad is being criticized and
condemned, and he, with it.
It is no secret that the Presi
dent resents some of the things
Democratic campaigners are say
ing about him. Even better
known is the fact that the men
and -women who led the effort to
draft him into politics are or
ganized again and putting on
the pressure.
The basic fact is that most Re
publican leaders believe Mr. Ei
senhower could not lose this year
and that no other" Republican
would have more than a fair
chance to win. If Mr. Eisenhow
er can be persuaded on that, he
scarcely can fail, now, to run
again.
On The Side
(Distributed by King
By E. V. Durling
Feature Syndicate. Inc.) -
What are yon doing at this moment,
love?
Are you thinking of me?
I hold youi beauty and your, grace
Engraved on my heart.
Light of my eyes, blood of my veins,
My love!
Ronsand.
Should a mother and baby
at a maternity hospital be sep
arated immediately after the
birth? That question is being
heatedly discussed by psychia
trists and physicians. The for
mer are opposed to such a separ
ation. They claim it could have
an adverse effect on the child's
after life. Many physicians are
in favor of the separation. They
say after a birth a mother needs
some rest and peace. Another
question .to come up is, wheth
er a new born child should be
given that traditional slap by
midwife or physician. That argu
ment was started by an expec
tant father, who had the idea
that getting a slap on the back
was a poor start in life for a
child. . ,
Asking
Queries from clients. Q. Who
said, .'Let me write the songs
of a Nation and I care not who
writes the laws?" A. There is
some doubt as to the origin of
this observation but it is gen
erally credited to John Selden,
great British jurist of the 17th
century . . Q. Who wrote the
poem including the line, "When
the frost is on the punkin?"
A. James Whitcomb Riley . . .
Q. What was the name of the
film in which Clark Gable, play
ing the hero, gave Barbara Stan
wyck, the heroine, a sock on the
jaw? A. Picture you have in
mind was titled ''Night Nurse."
Sidelights
There is a town named Lois,
Tex.; also an Ethel,; Tex.; a Pa
tricia, Tex., and a Penelope,
Tex. There is even a Peggy, Tex.
Texas has 78 towns bearing
girls' names more than any
other State in the Union ... A
temperance society is reported
to have ruled its members
should not eat rum. butter. What
is rum butter? Sounds interest
ing. Wonder where I can get . a
recipe for it.
Get it Right
The Henley Regatta rule that
barreefc- John Kelly, father of
Grace Kelly, from competing for
the 'Diamond Sculls" in 1920
was as follows: "No person shall
be considered an amateur oars
man, sculler or coxswain who is,
or has been by trade, or em
ployment for wages, a mechanic,
artisan or. laborer . engaged in
any manual duty." (Note: This
rule is no longer in effect, hav
ing been changed some . . years
ago.)
Twins
Know any parents of young
twins' How are they, doing? In
Whittier, Calif., there is an in
teresting organization called
"The Mothers of Twins Club."
This group gathers regularly to
discuss problems of twin rearing
and to listen to lectures by exr
perts on the subject. Some mem
bers of this unique club, who
are readers of this department,
have kindly volunteered to co
operate with me in answering
any difficult queries that might
come up as to twins.
Guide to Gals
The outstanding characteris
tics of females according to birth
signs are: extravagant Gemini,
Libra. Economical Virgo. Dom
inating Aries, Libra. Clinging
vines Pisces. Good housekeep
ers Cantfer, Taurus, Scorpio.
Indifferent housekeepers Li
bra, Aquarius. Most affection
ate Taurus, Scorpio. Change
able (likely to marry twice or
more) Leo. Most charming
Leo, Libra, Gemini, Sagitarius.
Best cooks Capricorn. Most
ambitious to shine socially Ge
mini. Best sense of humor Leo,
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Mirrors
Mirrors, differ greatly. Some
reveal the truth. Others flatter.
The most flattering mirrors are
those used in beauty shops.
They, are especially manufactur
ed for that purpose. How about
the mirrors at your house? Do
they tell the truth or do they
flatter? In the interests of your
wife and daughters, you should
have this mirror situation ex
pertly checked . '
Wednesday, February 15. 1956
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
Grand Jury Probes
Illicit Immigration
New York (U.R) A federal
Grand Jury today began inves
tigating three alleged racketeer
ing rings which may have ar
ranged for thousands of Chinese
Nationals, some of them . be
lieved to be Communists, to en
ter this country illegally for
$2000 each. .
U.S. Attorney Paul Williams
said the inquiry resulted from :
an investigation of the problem
of illicit immigration from
China made by the U.S. Immi
gration and Naturalization- Sery-
ice and the State Department.
Williams said one immigra
tion ring operates in San Fran
cisco and the other two operate
in Boston, New York and Wash
ington. All are controlled by
Chinese living in the United
States, he said.
HEARING TESTS " " .'
Austin, Tex. (U.R) Univer
sity of Texas scientists, in . coop
eration wtih the Air Force, are
making a one-year . study "on
hearing damage risk to ground
crew personnel." . The project
will include hearing tests of
ground crew members, followed
by test analyses' and job-assignment
comparisons. .
BUCKEYE TAXES ,
Columbus, O. (U.P.) Total
taxes paid by Ohioans for state
and local goverment : are about
$1,445,000,000 a year, : accord
ing to Tax Commissioners Stan
ley J. Bowers: This figures out to
about 50 cents a day per person
for the Ohio population.
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