Soil Bank Payments
Set for '56 Crops
Washington (U.E The agri
culture department nas changed
iU mind and will make soil bank
payments to farmers on 1956
crops that are 'damaged or des
troyed by drought or other na
tural causes.
Payments also will be made on
Immature crops that are plowed
up.
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra
T. Benson announced the about
face in policy Friday in a state
ment outlining soil bank rules
for producers of 1956 crops.
Earlier this week Benson had
aid in a speech at Beaver Dam,
Wis., that reports the soil bank is
"drought relief and plow-up
program" are "largely untrue."
A department official added at
that time that "We won't pay for
any (production) reduction that
has been accomplished by acci
dent . drought, floods, hail
storms, or insects.
Medford
Tribune
Second Section
MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1956
Pages 1-6
Morse Subject of GOP Search
Findings Slated for Doug McKay
Charles Wilson Arrives
In Honolulu on Tour
. Honolulu U.R) Defense
jSeretary Charles E. Wilson ar
rived Saturday from the Eniwe
tok atomic test area but indi
cated that President Eisenhow
er's condition did not necessi
tate his immediate return to
Washington.
Wilson arrived here a day
earlier than scheduled. But he
indicated that a message deliv
ered to him while en route pre
cluded the necessity of rushing
back to Washington. He said he
planned to stay at least until
Sunday morning. ,
. .... . ...
in 1
By A. ROBERT SMITTH
Mail Tribune Correspondent
Washington Sen. Wayne
Morse (D-Ore.) has been the sub
ject of a major Republican
WVZZTZ earch party
'. j i but not one
?! seeking to
i bring the erst
while Republi
can home to
the Grand Old
Party.
This has
been a search
of Morse's rec-
a. Kobu 8mith ord in public
life. Informed sources say the
GOP National Committee has
had investigators combing all of
Morse's utterances over the past
15 years or so. They discovered,
of course, that he had plenty to
say about five cases full of
quotable quotes, according to an
informed estimate.
Deliver lo McKay
The committee has directed
one of its gumshoes to deliver
this ammunition to Douglas Mc
Kay, who is expected to load up
both barrels of his campaign
shotgun for the coming fall elec
tion. McKay's record at the Interior
Department isn't exactly going
unnoticed in Democratic strategy
circlet where Morse l campaign
is being plotted.
Relax while you can it's
going to be a noisy autumn.
Doug McKay must have had
a hunch he might be leaving his
cabinet post in a hurry, for last
summer he took the precaution
of having his portrait painted for
posterity long before it could
be used. "
Portraits Hung
By custom, the portraits of
cabinet officers are hung in the
reception areas of their offices
but not until after the cabinet
member has left his post. So
every day when McKay came to
work he was greeted by the oil
paintings of his Democratic
predecessors, Oscar Chapman,
Julius Krug and Harold Ickes.
Last year McKay sat for his
portrait, which was done by a
New York artist, Charles Fox.
When he suddenly quit his job to
run for the Senate in Oregon this
spring, his secretarial staff only
needed to get it out and hang it
in the gallery.
Now as Fred Seaton goes to
work as the new secretary, he is
greeted by McKay first, then the
Democratic lineup of Chapman,
Krug and Ickes.
Fluoridation
Some Oregon members of Con
gress had an indication that
many opponents of fluoridation
didn't know what they were
shouting about in the recent pri
mary election, when the issue
was on the ballot in nearly a
dozen of the state's communities.
The congressmen were receiv
ing protests by the basketload, as
though the question were for
them to decide.
For some weeks, Rep. Walter
Norblad said, he received more
mail against fluoridation than on
any other single issue.
Double Interest
Rep. Edith Green had a dou
ble interest in the outcome of
the California election this past
week, for she was not only root
ing for Adlai Stevenson but was
backing a lady Democrat much
like herself for county commis
sioner in San Mateo county.
If Mrs. Green tended to iden
tify this contest with her own
race for Congress in Portland, it
might have been aided by the
Rejection Expected
To New Proposal
Washington U.R) Ameri
can officials Saturday branded
Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bul
ganin's newest disarmament
proposals "pure propaganda."
They predicted a polite but firm
American rejection.
They said Bulganin's latest
message to President Eisenhow
er was sadly lacking in new
ideas for solving the East-West
disarmament deadlock.
Instead, the Soviet premier
sought to persuade the United
States and its Allies to disarm
on their own without awaiting
an international agreement with
foolproof controls.
The United States has refused
such proposals in the past and
officials said it is not going to
now.
In London, the Bulganin let
ter was received coolly by Brit
ish officials. They expected to
make no immediate reply and
none before consulting with the
other western powers.
fact that the candidate of her
choice was another member of
the family, her sister. But she
lost.
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Moscow U.R First De
puty Premier Lazar Kagano
vich, veteran economic trouble
shooter of the Soviet Union, has
relinquished his post as chair
man of the state Committee on
Labor and Wages, it was an
nounced Saturday. No reason
was given.
Alexander Volkov, chairman
of the Soviet of the Union, one
of the two chambers of the Su
preme Soviet, succeeded him as
Soviet labor chief.
The announcement, published
in the official Communist Par
ty newspaper Pravda, said Kag
anovich was relieved of the
committee post at his own re
quest. He is the second of the
"old Bolsheviks" to give up a
major post in the Soviet gov
ernment in little more than a
week.
Vyacheslav M. Molotov re
signed as foreign minister on
June 1.
Both Kaganovich and Molo
tov were closely identified with
the late Josef Stalin. There
have been reports that Kagano
vich was Stalin's brother-in-law.
Ames, la. (U.R) Secretary
of State John Foster Dulles de
clared Saturday that the princi
ple of neutrality in foreign af
fairs is "obsolete."
ALL AROUND Marion
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chosen hostess of the 1956
California Rodeo to be held
in Salinas, Cal., July 19-22.
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