Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 26, 1956, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextrOURTEEN MTDFOFD (OREGON MAIL. TRIBUNE Thursday. July 26. 19SS Congressional Leaders Press for Adjournment Friday or Saturday V.';;::fn 3 Conrf as own bill. Howrvf-r. it son 000 went to the White House. f-ih Irad' r.- f.alk-d rp Ho:,.- t'-.p h;!l back to ThP Hot:? v.-it a Thp other for $2,300,000,000 v-d Serst .n4o ?"-7, ,,n r nr'-: to. rno? otnr ff .ure of the Sen- i,. pnt to a Senate-House confer- fin" ;- sn fl!!-o , riri'.e f'r l.r.M p h:il adf'O. r-nrc cT.rn'.rp. hf-i:rr.rr-rt Friary or Sa v.; r- Flood Insurance Advance A Sna'.e-Hnusp con ference ri". Thp Hou.-e ai-o apprord t'e corrirr.: ee approved the com- Sf-r.are irtOfr- indsra'pH thrr adminitraion - backed 55.000.- promise $3,770,000,000 foreign u;,-- an eTi t.'nzr.cc iha' the 000.000 "expf nm-nal ' flood in- a;d appropriations bill. The final ii-.ii z:ri could be nanucd surar.cp program. Tiie bill vas figure is a compromise between f'r.n.r, . -ml to a Sr-nale-Hoi;e confrr- ihe S4. 100. 000, 000 voted by the 'In- Sois'n caii d ;o for ac- rnrp corn mi, tee to differ- Senate and 53.400.000.000 voted ? K'.', ' .- - r tf;: ' 'iii 1.7 7" 000. f ncc-s: hf'fvr:n hp Hon -e bill ov The Houp. (t ;',-T rt r: 'opr;a ;or,;- and a Spna'r r.vnn Thp admini? rai ion originally a'.d rr. ; 1 . ' ::r(t;o.n :il. The Senate pa.-.-d thp at tun requeued 54 noo.0tni.0no. hut Tre Hoirf r d ;.p I hp KltiS.- m"npv bills of tho sc.-? son both agreed to settle for 54.100, oofi.000 Frying Pan-Arkan?as ca-ch-ails. Or.p for SI .700.000. 000.000. r. v r pro,;rr Thr 'riui'f- Poo Oft iff Com- i rr-i"'-' :crri ;Id a nov.oo'.. n v t : f ri a d . n : n i 1 r a ' i o n s S4.10 O'.'O.Ooo f.'-.-'rtl jncrpae bill.' Some Boosts Seen i nf1 :':::' - ir( f-, -(Jid trirc v - a f - i r rsianco tit. uncorn-j v-"'.;iri H'Cfii'in' nd borne j no".-t in p'j.-lito rate--. Hut Demo- j r.-;t:c -.oorco -iiid no postal rate j i'i '. i r - h fi?ar- ( f ' t in'.; -' 1 1 1 1 i ! i Collm bt fore ad- Ol;,' r j n ; r' i m i i.- ion j s'-li p-'iidinu jnrhi'j d ti.r nmis-. iiiK, .social .-tcunty nd flood in- i i-u ranee bills. A No prnding vas a .:jOO,000.0'JO c.tcii-a!l nn-n.-y . bill. ! ( '';tiurr-5 V. h."! d rio.'. n r-iie of o-5.-.iii n "ir,," U isla- j ('t;i t a r;t'.-rii il d n.Ii.- in the ;ie-t n;r. Liafi'-r indn.-iico. I''ty v.OL.iri 1' t ":m'- t lir rr- j MiHiMJu 'mil,-.' z j J i di ri t i f r ? Inau carry tnr -. iun into next rk Houii.ii Top HjrdJe 1 i i . - a - : " M 'ir -( n'j:c;f in n' f'f ,ldi'MJ("n-' ji ' n 'J j.p I F'Mi--- f.,. ,-rrj a M'i Drill"- ; ci.tMc coni pi ( ni i-.r I ;f ui'-in In 1 1 j '-,drir-nay a no; srnl it n thr: Sci!t'(U' oil A ttikf-il-or-lra vc-it j bai. -. "I he bsii tfiicci for c.-n-.-trnction of 70.000 housing units m tuo years as rcqu sled by the ad mmisirat Kn. bona to "rdnr -day nishl u a I lowed t hp Koii:-f figure ahandonmr the 510.000 units in thrpp to four ears called for in : I i i g'S. rx - , V ' jit AWARD FOR IKE President Eisenhower (right), grasps the arm of Panama's President Ricardo Arias after the former received the Order of Manuel Amador Guerrero, tthe highest award of the Panamanian government, at a state banquet for the thief executives attending the Con ference of American Presidents in Panama City. Emergency Clinics Set To Inoculate Chicago Persons Cincaco U T' More than 100 emergency clinics v. ere expected tu iiKiriiliiie a half a million per--Ths v.ilhm tho next 'wo 'Arrks as C'hicauos polio total con tinued to mount. Dr. Herman Bundc.-rn. Board of Health president, announced that several Chicago area hos pitals will administer Salk anti polio vaccine, in addition to 50 inoculation centers. "We're fightinc; against time: t" cet the children immunized j before til peak polio season ar- ' rives in early Auaust." Bundcen ; said. "Wc can lick it if the peo ple cooperate wi'h tile inoculn-' tion procram Year'i Total 328 ! The liiclii -t one-day rount this ! vear was reported as 23 more i iilnns were struck hy the crip-1 pln-e disea-e. raisine the year's total t ::-Jit Tiie death of a in. month-old infant increased the fatal roster to nine since Janu ary. At this time last irar. -t.i cases! and tun deaths had been re- jMirtco; About ha'f of the. 1.2 nuliion rluldrcn in Chicago in the eligi ble a;:c group have already been inoculated in schools or by pri vate physicians. Health officials said there is enouch Salk vaccine, but there is stiil a shortage of hypodermic syringes and needles twenty ot , trie new cases broke out in the city's West Side area of highest incidence. UP Writer Describes Sinking of Italian Vessel in Atlantic By JAMES WHELAN United Press Correspondent I tlitnr v nolp 1 nitrrl Press SI. iff roi rr spn n (! :il Imi., V. lirljn u.ts flhoarcl a nv pldur v, hu h an oiMl iff the Vanlurkpl roast int as thr tinr Andrra Dona nji !iinKiii;. His rarttopd dispatch lollons: Dead line Sunday ClasMtlcd 15 at nnun baturda III a ni Monday tor Mnnda: other dai 5 30 orevious day The Community 5 BiECest Marketplace Nantucket. Mas. -UR' I saw a great ship die today. The Italian liner Andrea Doria slip ped quietly into the sea at 10:09 a.m. (EDT) while our plane circ led overhead. Nearby, the liner Stockholm, her bow autted by the collision which destroyed the Doria. limped toward New York. We saw two destroyers and two Coasl. Guard cutters near the sinking vessel. Flying About 500 Feet We were flying about 300 feet above tiie ship for about o0 minutes watching the sleek S2f. : OOIUHKI craft gradually list side i ways deeper and deeper in the water - At the very end. the bow till ed sharply forward and the An ! drea Doria sank out of sight, mw first. At 111 a.m. water lapped over the bow. ! A minute later tiie rudder ap . peared completely out of the ! water. In another fiO seconds wa ter seeped into the smokestack. I The three outdoor swimming I pools, emptied earlier hy the tilt ; of the ship, started taking water ! at that point. j By 10:04 a.m. the ship was lying completely on its side, wa : ter licking over the bow. Crew men crowded the rails of nearby I rescue ships to witness the end of the beautiful liner. As the bow nosed down, a hug swell boiled up o or the faniai!. Then t'nere was a circle of light green water. Lifeboats Tors Loose As the Andrea Doria started under, lifeboats still in their davits tore loose from the ship, a grim reminder of what might have been had help not been so near when the collision occurred. Debris gushed from the sink ing wreckage. It looked like crates and lifeboats. Great bubbles mixed with a heavy oil slick as the ship went down, still tugged some life boats behind her. Ten minutes later al! we could see was debris and oil. BENEFIT Proceeds to Go to the ROGUE VALLEY Memorial Hospital Needed arc: Suits Sport Coats Slacks Top Coats All items should be in good condition FOR YOUR DONATION PHONE 2-6121 It's all for the Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital! Sponsored by the MEDFORD ROTARY CLUB Medford Mail Tribune Decision Pending On Prosecution of Miller on Contempt Washington UR The Jus tice Department was deciding to day whether to prosecute play wright Arthur Miller for con tempt of Congress when he re turns home from his honeymoon in England with Marilyn Mon roe. The House voted 373-9 Wednesday to cite Miller for contempt because he refused to identify for a committee on un American activities persons with whom he attended allegedly pro Communist meetings in 1947. The citation was sent to the Justice Department which has final say on whether or not to prosecute Miller. The maximum penalty for conviction on a con tempt of Congress charge is one year in prison and a SI. 000 fine on each count. Others Cited Seven other former witnesses before the committee also were cited by the House. They were Otto Nathan. New York univer sity professor and executor of the estate of the late Albert Ein stein: George Tyne. New York Venn, Judge Asked To Share Platform GZti"'L Lc..tHt Eugene U.R Lane County District Attorney Eugene C. Venn and Circuit Judge Frank I B. Reid yesterday were invited i to appear on the same platform ! for a public question and an-! swer session before the Citizens j committee. The district attorney and the judge have been the principles in a clamor of aecusa-! Hons that even a grand jury in- ! vestigation has failed to halt. Venn immediately announced his acceptance of the invitation ' but Judge Reid said he would need more time to study the proposal. 'Questions pertaining to the Mcses Moody case or to jury packing will be in order." a spokesman for the Citizens com mittee said. Venn and Judge Reid have been embroiled in a legal argu ment over an alleged embezzle ment case involving funds be longing to Moody. Oregon state Drison inmate, and also have ex changed sharp remarks over .'ury selection procedures in Lane county. j In other action yesterdav. Venn asked Gov. Elmo Smith whether or not the attorney gen eral's investigation into the Moody case was completed. He also asked Circuit Judge Dal M. King for permission to obtain a transcript of evidence presented recently to the grand jury in the case. iu. negna. 26, of Fortland, ves- terday was ordered held for the Multnomah county grand jury on a charge of negligent homi cide. The order was issued by District Judge John R. Mcars following a preliminary hearing. Hegna was the driver of a car in which a passenger, Harry F. Hoffman. 22. Portland, was kill ed in a crash into a power pole last week. actor: Elliott Sullivan, alio a New York actor: Peter Seeger, an entertainer: Mrs. Anne Yas guar Kline. John W. Simpson and William E. Davis, all of St. Louis. The committee did not ask the House to vote on its recommend ation that Negro singer Paul Robeson be cited for contempt. Robeson denounced the commit tee as 'un-American" when he appeared before it earlier this summer. 7 C OUT OF THIS WORLD Fr ..'jjit?a CRATER BEVERAGE COMPANY At . SC. MARKET! I TOP QUALITY TREE RIPE LOCAL FRUIT, JUST PICKED. , ( I THE CROP WILL NOT LAST MUCH LONGER By Tne B0X JNX U J I Winston Man Given Penitentiary Sentence Roscburg :U.R: Loren Dow, 42. of Winston, Ore., yesterday was convicted of statutory as sault and sentenced to 15 years in the state penitentiary. He was arrested May 15 on a charge of assaulting his 12-year-old daughter. Dow, the father of one child and stepfather of four, was sen tenced by Judze Carl Wimberly in circuit court here. Psychiatric examination is re quired of any person convicted i ot a crime involving sex. Dow j was given such an examination j and held to be mentally competent. Two Pilots Escape h From Crippled Jef Tacoma U.R Two a;r Force pilots escaped possible death or serious injury yesterday when they bailed out of a crippled T :io jet trainer over the Fort Lewis Reservation, south of here. The pilots, 2nd Lt. Burl L. Hammerquist, Eugene, Ore., and 1st Lt. Glenn D. Larson. Twin Valley. Minn., parachuted to safety shortly after radioing a "May Day" distress call. The pair, both members of the 317th Fighter Interceptor Squad ron at MeChord Field, said in the radio call that, a mild explosion had occurred in the T-33. Both men were taken to the MeChord base hospital and were released with "only minor in juries." Tiie T-33 crashed in the center of the Fort Lewis artillery firing range. Use Tribune Want Ads For Besr Results! Easy, Just Dial 2-6141 GIANT GREEN Peppers Ea. LONG GREEN, CRISP Cucumbers Ea. BIG -SWEET MEATED HEARTS-O-GOID Pq S100 Fresh Picked Each Day c DOZEN 5 Each SENECA VARIETY PERFECT EARS BIG SOLID, CRISP HEADS LETTUCE FOR SWEETEST, COLDEST MELONS IN TOWN FAfl VII YOUR CHOICE RED SPUDS h LBS. CHOICE BEEF GOOD LEAN MEAT GROUND rp Ground Lbs S 1 ROUND PQjib. BEEF 0 ' I ' LUNCHEON MEAT CHOICE GRADE nnnif ROUND 1 CH0PPED P0RK STEAK j io)ib- 5Vii. cm caveman "inspected" Yes, we will have plenty Skinless of "sorans" UfMlllbOO ffjj gprt TENDER, TASTY, PAN READY SERS FRESH FRYERS RON METE and BUDD MITCHELL OK Meat Specialists I CHO SUPER 67 BRAND STEERS CUT-WRAPPED -SHARP FROZEN FOR YOU Whole or M IS c Front H Beef &v 3) lb- Quarter Now is the best time to stock your locker or deep freeze to get choice beef at best prices. Come in and select your beef from our cooler. SALAD TOMATOES 2,b,2 SUPER SOFT CLOSE OUT Charmin Tissue 10. BUMBLE BEE TUNA 3 c,.s 99 CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 2 "LI 49' PITTED OLIVES aT BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES 3PtSs.T RICHTEX GOLDEN SHORTENING 89' BLISS COFFEE V3r 89'i. I MARKET 1 AH I Easiest Shopping in Medford itl I OPEN UNTIL 1 MIDNIGHT V EVERY NIGHT J fi lb. t v Next t Henr y a