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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.
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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.
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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-
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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