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.
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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.
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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.
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