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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1956)
o O o O o o r? o o o o O o o o o o o o o o, o u . O 0.-4- ? '1 oo O O O O o o O o o oo Compulsory Meal Inspection Urged On '57 Legislature 0SaIemU.R The State Agri- culturw Department has recom mended ihal the 1957 Legisla O ture spend S295.01S biennialy o! a compulsory meat inspection program." The recommendation was con- O tailed in a report on operation c? the state's fiilot meat inspec tion program through last Oc otober. 00 The suggested program would employ 75 personnel, with a 0 trained veterinarian and lay in spectors servins .slaughterhouses in 18 designated arres. Agricultur Director J. F. Shtfrt saed the compulsory in- sption prpgram would function in 101 slaughter plants which are not now served by federal or stifle-approved city meat in spection program. Portland, Albany and Klam ath Falls have state-approved city RTeat inspection. Short said, added that 25 per cent of Othe proposed budget would not be used the first year because a full-time program could not be activated at once. The report showed that 94 car casses and nine 'animals were condemned during tbe 14 months the pilot inspection has been inioVr way & This is . one-half of one per cert of all animals inspected and Compares with .43 of one per cent condemned under federal , o rnet inspection in Oregon in ,CP 1955 0 Larger percentages of livers, 0 Beads and other parts of animals O 0ndover 17,000 poinds of meat cpradtic'jt also were condemned. Collision of Gaseous Clouds ay Form Stars Berkeley, Calif. (U.R) Dr.' Oo u-Sm o Huang, University of C0Caltforjiia rsearch astronomer, rcetly outlined th theory that collision of two clouds of gas-. nus material0 in interstellar pae may be thJ mechanism by hfch new stars are farmed. Th theory was developed to Jccounfjfoj thecpreselnce of stars thg!sands of times brighter than our suu, . . Dr. Huarj, speaking at a re cent joint meeting ef the Ameri fn Astronomical Society, said Qft the very luminous, early type tar probably are formed in the compressed layers be-i-en the colliding clouds. C Iftdttfei: 2 batterie, . flashbulbs, tile far 12 snapshots and a alua-in flash. No double exposures vrith the naVDArgus. father carrying tase and handsferne leather pocfret photo album. Fine gift. NO MONEY DOWN, Complete Outfit: Argus C-3 Camera Plug-in Flash Leather Casing Case EJy coloib Settings NO MONEY DOWN 0 122 E. Main Opn Tonight Resignation By A. ROBERT SMITH Mail Tribuna Correspondent Washington The resignation of Clarence A. Davis as under secretary of the Interior Depart- m e n t symbol izes the end of an era in the m a n a gement of the nation's natural re sour ces. You might call it theMt'Kayera, because it be gan under President E i s- 4 Rout smiu enhower's first Interior Secre tary, Douglas McKay. Or you might call it the Tudor-Davis era in memory of McKay's two undersecretaries. Ralph Tudor and Clarence Davis, who were unquestionably the two strong est figures in influencing re source policies during McKay's tenure in the cabinet. When McKay was succeeded by Fred A. Seaton last spring, it was a rebuff to Davis, who had hoped to be promoted to secretary and who had the back ing of the most powerful west ern Republican senators. Seaton asked Davis to remain as under secretary and when Davis agreed it was generally under stood that it would be only a temporary stay, possibly through Eden Calls for Showdown in Party London U.R Prime Minis ter Anthony Eden called a meet ing tonight of his divided Con servative party for a showdown with party rebels on the Suez crisis and the resulting economic .difficulties. But first he goes before the House of Commons to answer another barrage of questions by the Labor party opposition and to try to strengthen his govern ment leadership. The conservative Daily Sketch, one of the strongest sup porters of Edon throughout the long Suez crisis, said tonight's political session could make or break his career. The party is either split or dis contented over the outcome of the attack on Egypt and the mas sive home front problems that have boiled up because of block age of the canal and sabotage of oil pipelines. BUY NOW, PAY LATER SUPER-ACCURATE SHUTTER SPEEDS TO 1303 SECOND Phone 3-5348 Until 9 p.m. v of Undersecretary Davis Symbolizes End of the elections and until Seaton could get on top of his new responsibilities. Campaigned for McKay During this period of months, there have been no outward changes in resource management policies. Indeed. Seaton cam paigned for McKay in Oregon in the fall, warmly endorsing his record and defending the policies from Al Sarena to Hells Canyon which made the McKay era such a controversial one. With the election returns, in which .many western Republi cans including McKay suffered severely, there came a deter mination in high GOP circles here to make some significant changes in resource policy a problem that is still under con- TO FLAG Watertown, N.- Y. U.R) Mayor William G. Lachenauer, leading city council members in the weekly meeting routine of saluting the American flag, was halfway throug the ceremony before it was noticed there was no flag in the chamber. It had been removed during renova tions to the council chamber. Regular M Here's the steam and dry iron used by more women thany another make, and it's no wonder - because this G.E. beauty lets you steam-iron everything except heavy cottons, linens and starched things -without sprinkling! And you can press woolens without a damp cloth! Serves 3 ways right at the Table! Automatic GRILL cl WAFFLE BAKER NEW With grill open makes delicious pancakes. With grill closed makes wonder ful toasted sandwiches, i Waffle Baker makes golden brown waffles. New reversible grids no extra set to store. In Ashland sideration by Seaton and his associates. When reports leaked out that Seaton was ordering a reapprais al of the power policy which had originally been drafted by Tudor and passionately adhered to by Davis, the reaction of Davis was that "I would be greatly sur prised" if any change is to be made in the power policy. He added: "Dwlght Eisenhower will not Local Man Awarded John Dunlap, Jackson county sheep grower, was named win-. ner of third prize in a statewide sheep production contest by the Oregon. Purebred Sheep Breed ers association this week. Dunlap was awarded a $20 check as his prize This contest is scored on 15 points in feeding and manage ment practices and 85 points on gross returns in money per ewe from lambs and wool, according to Earle Jossy, county agricul ture agent. The state contest is divided into two groups, those with more than 100 ewes and those with less than 100 ewes. STEAM-DRY IRON A PERFECT GIFT FOR HER! S95 Reg. 19.95 $1795 alter a policy for purposes of political expediency." Sharp Departure Subsequently, it deve loped that Seaton was seriously con sidering a sharp departure in the Hells Canyon area of the Snake river where private pow er companies had been encourag ed during the McKay era to develop a chain of dam sites previously marked for federal development. Production Prize Dunlap has 82 ewes. His income per ewe was S29.95. The first winner in this di vision was Douglas Chambers of Salem with a total income per ewe of $30.80. O. C. Lester of Aurora was second in this di vision. Dunlap was the only entry in Jackson county in the 1956 contest. The association is now taking entries for the 1957 contest and entry blanks can be obtained in the county agents' office. Any sheep grower who has at least 35 ewes of breeding age is elgi ble for the contest, Jossy said. Entries must be made bv Jan. 1. GENERAL Hp ELECTRIC SHOPPING for GIFTS? iYlake Home Appliance Your First Stop . . . and SAVE On These Christmas Specials! tlVC 1 YEAR GUARANTEE BACKED BY HOME APPLIANCE'S OWN SERVICE SHOP. WE STOCK A COM PLETE INVENTORY OF PARTS FOR G-E SMALL APPLIANCES . . NO NECESSITY TO MAIL AND WAIT FOR SERVICE . . . WHEN YOU BUY FROM YOUR G-E DEALER ... HOME APPLIANCE CO. Famous General Electric pop-up toaster gives you toast the way you like it, from light and soft to dark and crisp - has the simplest, most dependable toasting mech anism ever developed. SPECIALLY PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS OPEN 00 A.M. to Too, at 115 East Main St. Tuesday, December 18, 19tS Within the past few days, as 1 the resignation of Davis was an nounced, it was reported that Seaton had decided to step into the Snake River situation in the following manner: 1. Request that the Federal Power Commission, which is in the midst of hearings on Pacific Northwest Power Company's li cense application, suspend furth er consideration of the utility's plan for a low dam at Pleasant Valley and at Mountain Sheep sites downstream from Hells Canyon. Mora Beneficial 2. Explain that a preliminary report prepared by the Interior Department indicates that a high dam at Pleasant Valley would be more beneficial in terms of flood control, power output and irrigation subsidy than the pri vate utility's scheme but that before any final decision is reached, a more detailed study POINSETTIAS HOPPE'S Greenhouse & Florist 305 Lozier Lane 2-6378 BETTER AUTOMATIC TOASTERS 16 9 00 P.M. eea MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL T9jr-ti?VgS An Era should be undertaken of the full implications of a higher dam, When Seaton came to t!je" Di tsrior post fronj the White Hmise staff, he brought with hin a reputation for being a trouble shooter. The western election results, which bore the imprint of the Democratic charge of "giveaway," indiaoteri to him that the GOP is in trouble ovar resource policies. Davis, who personally handled the disputed Al Sarena case, ws one'of the chief architects of thos policies. His departure, more than Mc Kay's, marks the end of an era and the start of a new oije under Fred Seaton. START SAVING TF "- r MARKET 0 B 120 J Non(, Riverside? Q mm fM &m NI6HT L A gr oIDGj i Automatic J8UM O "3 AUTOMATIC TEHPFJtATUIE SEIECTOI - kfj yeft did coet temperature for $11 foods afef keeps tctnperature c4fc c tant Settings from 180' to 400. millUTOt LIGHT -goes off when 9-SleU preheated dank and reedy to use. Located on the erra of the runrlfa tdjjUAA KRSTllE -you canfry. bajce, t?ew steam -tl USE IT WYWHFJIE - wonderful for atnght at rht lah in the living room ,013 out of doors at well u it the G kitchen. 0 O 1 0-INCH SIZE....0. O IMKCHSIZE ..... ALUMINUM LID' ..... .....!. 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