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March 14. 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNETHREE Measure Would Lend Assistance To Fight Delinquency Washington A bill to carry i out the President's recommenda tions lor Federal assistance to help combat juvenile delin quency has been submitted to Congress by the Department of. Health, Education, and Welfare. The bill would authorize a five-year program of Federal grants to states for strengthen ing state and local programs to control juvenile delinquency. It also would authorize grants tor demonstrations and studies, and for training of personnel in this field. For the first year's operation in fiscal year 1958, the bill would authorize an appropna-1 lfSgSatyiJohn Day Memorial it would authorize appropria tions of up to $9 million. High Priority Similar legislation was recom mended by the President in 1955 and 1956. In submitting new draft legis lation to Congress, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Marion B. Folsom said: "We con tinue to regard this legislation as having a high priority." In the period 1948 to 1956, Folsom said, the number of cases in juvenile courts increased 70 per cent, whereas the number of children 10 through 17 years of age increased only 18 per cent. For the grants to states, the proposed legislation would au thorize an appropriation of $2 million for the next fiscal year and up to S5 million annually for the ensuing four years. United Press Virile House Writer Washington (UP) Back stairs at tlie White House: For the ardent supporters of the President who think too much is made of his health in print and on the air, there is this added note: If the chief execu tive goes to a hospital for an ex amination as he did last Tues day, the newspapers and broad raitsra rannot be expected to asn it n on the story. Such happenings as the hos pital visit, his projected trip to Florida, his cougning in puoiic and aDoearine before cameras with cotton stuffing visible in one ear serve to keep the state of Mr. Eisenhower's health be fore the public. Press Secretary James C. Hag- erty summed up the situation rather succinctly the other day when a reporter observed that it was unusual for a person suffer- inz from a cold to undergo two 3-ay examinations within month. "The averace fellow doesn't have that sort of examination," the reporter said to Hagerty. "We're not dealing with the average fellow." he replied. 'This is the President of the United States." Members of the White House caravan, accustomed to speeding along in fast-moving motorcades, are prepared to four days of frustration in Bermuda where 'speeding" over 20 miles an hour is punishable by fine, and. jail term, too, if the speedome ter reading is substantially over the limit. FISH FLOUNDERS FLIERS . Bad Axe, Mich. (U.R) Friends of Bob McCrea and Bill Mc Carthy think there was some thing fishy about their recent trip to Saginaw Bay. The two men said their catch was so heavy when they flew up to do some ice fishing that they had to taxi their light plane for al most a mile before they could get it into the air. About 55 per cent of Ameri can families own their homes now as compared with 44 per cent before World War II. Gets 'Do Pass' Vote Salem !U.R) A memorial calling on Congress to construct the John Day dam on the Co lumbia river was voted out of the State and Federal Affairs Committee of the Oregon Senate yesterday with a "do pass" rec ommendation. The memorial calls on Con gress to appropriate funds to start . construction on the pro posed dam between The Dalles and McNary dams in Oregon. An amendment by Sen. War rent Gill, Lebanon, was turned down. Cowlitz Bill Killed By Washington House Olympia (U.R) The Washing ton House has killed the so called Cowlitz dam bill. The bill, which would have permitted the City of Tacoma to continue construction of two dams on the Cowlitz river, died in the House just 15 minutes be fore the deadline to consider other than tax and appropriation bills. The Cowlitz bill actually was a sick thing after the House yes terday cut the heart out of it by removing the emergency clause and requiring Tacoma to pay for any fish killed because of the dam.' But the Tacoma delegation did salvage one morsel. The House passed, 67-32, a measure, removing from the law the pro hibition against interfering with navigation on a river. This was a companion to the Cowlitz bill. JIM'S MEATS At AL'S MARKET 838 W. McANDREWS RD. WE FEATURE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS Money Back Guarantee On Every Purchase SPECIALS FRI. and SAT. VEAL CUTLETS 49 cured HAMS 55;. FRESH LEAN GROUND lb. BEEF 3 ,,89 U.S.D.A. CHOICE ROUND STEAKS 69 lb. FAMILY BUDGET ORDER, 24 lbs. $10.00 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SALE Cut and Wrapped or WHOLE BEEF 39c lb. HIND QUARTER 49c lb. FRONT QUARTER 35c lb. USE TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS! Mrs. Eisenhower will be off in a couple of days to spend two weeks at the Gettysburg farm. She plans to stay there until the President returns from Bermuda March 24. He may go up to Get- tysburg shortly thereafter to I look over his acreage. The President had his choice of scores of plush Florida homes in which to spend a brief pre Bermuda holiday. The offers Tpaliv rolled in once it was known that he had Florida under consideration. Many invitations came from old friends, many from people he did not know. Economist Roger Babson, for example, offered his estate, Chapin Gardens, outside Lake Wales in Central Florida. Cha pin Gardens has the distinction of beina 235 feet above sea level, which in Florida is virtually mountainous. Members of Mr. Eisenhower's staff seem to be developing an increasingly sporty taste in auto mobiles. In the reserved White House parking spaces on West Executive ave. one. day this week, there were cars manufac tured in Sweden. France, Great Britain and Germany. And last week, a smaller mod el Rolls Royce was spotted in the parking area two days in a row. Bermuda is peaceful and law abiding, but photographers going there to cover the Anglo-American conferences this month have been instructed to submit serial numbers of cameras and lenses to the Bermudan government in advance. It was explained that this was a protective step for the lensmen in case something hap pened to their cameras. Milwaukee. Wis. (U.R) Axle Pavich, a collector for a vending machine company, told police Wednesday someone stole S2.000 in quarters he had collected. The loot apparently was too heavy for the thieves because they also took Pavich's truck. Court Records Ml Ml 1P4I roi'RT Vernon Albert Turpin. violation of bsir rule $10. Jerold Robert Poulos. failure to Inn at s'an $5. 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