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TOUHTEElf MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUNl Sunday April II. 1187 Woman Senfenced for Helping Escapee Thomas H. Emmens,M.D. Announces the Association of John TV Weisel, M.D. Practice Limited to Eye 301 FLUHRER BLDG. Pendleton (U.R) Circuit Court Judge William W. Well placed a Baker mother on pro bation for one year on charges of helping a mental patient to escape the from Eastern Oregon State hospital. . Mrs. Lilian Hull, 46, mother of 12 children, was convicted Friday by a circuit court jury on charges of passing a loaded automatic pistol to Albert R. Reitz, 22, on Dec. 29 last year. Reitz, a patient at the Pendle ton hospital, escaped that night after he broke away from an at tendant by firing several shots with the gun but without hurt ing anyone. He was captured two days later. ? Judge Well said he had placed Mrs. Hull on probation because of the size of her family and be cause her husband is an invalid. The present number of dairy cows on farms in the United States is the smallest in two decades, but milk production is at an all-time high. To Buy or Sell - Use Tribune Classified Ads "i 1 1 m i i nil -iii) -i" -i" i-r-ii ftifrirf m -nii'rf T rirrT-rnTWrf T" in ri'ii T" it t 'unm TTViTfYVf fir ifrliitu n iiMmi an ii T'ir tiim iiUVMitTiiiifc tiTtiiiii Mimr " ' ""-T-nnrnrlinii in SIGNS COMPACT Klamath basin leaders look on as Gov. Robert D. Holmes prepares to sign an interstate compact for protection of future irrigation needs for the area. Gov. Good win Knight of California signed California's draft of the com pact at the same time in Sacramento. Shown above with Gov ernor Holmes are, left to right, Reps. Al Littrell and Robert Duncan and Sen. Phil Lowry, all -of Medford, Sen. Harry Boivin and Reps Carl Yancey and John Kerbow, and Klamath River Commission Chairman Nelson Reed, all of Klamath Falls. Applications for Old Age, Insurance Payments Rise A total of 725 applications for payment under the old age and survivors insurance program were received by the Medford office of the Social Security ad ministration during the period from Jan. 1 through April 11, W. V. Nusbaum, district mana ger, has announced. This compares with 405 ap plications received during the name period in 1956. The Med ford office services Jackson and Josephine counties. Of the application, 116 were received from women age 62 to 64 who became entitled to pay ments under a recent amend ment to the social security law lowering the age requirement for women. Payments to insured women workers and the wives of insured workers who file prior to age 65 are reduced up to as much as 25 per cent. Pay ments to i widows of insured workers are made at the full amount they would have re ceived at age 65, Nusbaum said. Self-Employed Workers A total of 172 applications were received from self-employed fanners age 65 or over who were brought under the pro gram for the first time in 1955 and who became eligible for payments as of Jan. 1 this year. In addition to the applications for retirement and survivors benefits, the Medford office for warded 63 applications for dis ability payments during the same period. The applications came from disabled persons 50 years of age or over who have had at least five years work un der the social security program within the 10-year period prior to the date they became dis abled. Nusbaum urged disabled per sons who have worked under social security for at least five years, and whose disability is expected to continue indefinite ly, to contact the Medford office prior to June 30. Applications taken after that date can be made retroactive fpr only a lim ited period with the result that some otherwise eligible persons may lose their entitlement to a "freeze" of their earnings rec ord, if under age 50, or benefit payments if 50 or over. Due to the vastly increased claims load, which has averaged about 79,000 per week nation- Deadline for Filing For Paymenls Nears April 30 is the final date for filing applications for incentive wool payments from sale of wool and unshorn lambs marketed before March 31, 1957. Harry E. Martin, county of fice manager for the county agricultural stabilization and conservation committee, said any wool or lamb producer who has sold unshorn lambs or wool between April 1, 1956 and March 31, 1957, and has not made ap plication should do so before April 30, 1957. Applications may be made at the ASC office in the courthouse basement. Applicants should bring original sales slips cover ing the transaction with them, Martin said. Touring Orchestra Wecomes Polish Boos Belgrade U.R) Band leader Ray McKinley reported Friday the touring Glen Miller orchestra "got the biggest and warmest reception in Poland we've had anywhere in Europe once we could translate the boos." "We just didn't know what to do when the audience started to boo after our first number until we found out that was Polish for 'more . . . more . . . more," Mc Kinley said. , Though there are over 500 different species of humming birds, the only one you are likely to see east of Texas and the Rockies is the ruby-throat. ally for the past seven weeks, the Social Security administra tion has been unable to process applications for payment as promptly as in the past. The pending load has been decreas ed considerably and it is esti mated that the waiting period between the date of application and receipt of first payment will be reduced to normal soon, Nus baum said. JUD PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL 16 S. 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