16 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfori, Oregon, Thuraday, Auguif 7, 1938
Dairy Advisory Group
Suggest Law Revisions
Salem The state depart
ment of agriculture's dairy re
lations advisory committee
agreed that a number of
changes are needed in Ore
gon's dairy laws at a meeting
held last week in Salem.
Committee members felt
that the present definition of
milk under the fluid milk act
is inadequate and should be
amended. They also agreed
that changes in the law are
needed to enable the depart
ment to set up standards of
identity,' including labeling
requirements, for milk products-Changes
in the Oregon
breed law submitted by repre
sentatives of the dairy breed
association were approved
with minor clarifications.
Basically, the recommend
ed revisions call for a new
standard of identification for
breed herds, and licensing of
producers and distributors
using the breed name in the
sale of their products.
Each establishment selling
ice cream, rather than each
company, should be licensed
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Another favorite from .
by the department, the com-
m i 1 1 e e recommended. To
meet increasing costs for in
spection of ice cream and froz
en desserts, members suggest
ed licenses should be raised
to S25 for the first freezer
and S5 for each additional
freezer head on the wholesale
level, and a $10 fee plus $2.50
for each additional freezer
head on the retail level.
Tank Sampling Proposed
A proposed bill which
would allow farm milk tank
truck drivers to sample milk
for bacteriological analysis by
the department was unani
mously approved. Drafted by
the department, the bill stipu
lates that each applicant for a
farm milk tank sampler's li
cense must pass a written ex
amination. Standards of pro
cedure and acceptable types
of equipment would be estab
lished by regulations.
The committee recommend
ed that the department draft
a bill which would make it
illegal to haul milk in bulk
containers unless the equip
ment and procedures con-
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Mexico Railway
Strike Settled
Mexico City (UPD Mex
ico's nationalized railway sys
tem swung back toward nor
mal today following settle
ment of a wildcat strike which
had paralyzed rail service for
five days.
Demetrio Vallejo, leader of
a dissident union faction,
called off the unauthorized
strike after the leadership of
the railway union agreed to
hold elections for a new ex
ecutive committee within two
weeks.
formed to the milk transpor
tation requirements of the
present dairy regulations.
The basis for this recom
mendation is the need to give
the department authority to
require non-dairy trucking
operations transporting milk
to meet the same sanitation
standards as are required of
dairy operatives.
Committee members, who
represent Oregon Dairy In
dustries, Oregon Dairy Pro
ducers and Northwest Retail
Ice Cream Manufacturers, will
take these suggested changes
back to their parent organiza
tions for their study and approval.
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Acquittal of
Arthur Miller on
Contempt Ordered
Washington (UPD The U.S.
Court of Appeals today or
dered that playwright Arthur
Miller be acquitted of con
tempt of Congress , charges
arising from his appearance
before the House Committee
on Un-American activities in
1956.
Miller is the husband of
actress Marilyn Monroe.
The 42-year-old dramatist,
winner of a Pulitzer prize for
his play "Death of a Sales
man," was convicted two
years ago for refusing to
name persons present with
him at a 1947 meeting of writ
ers alleged to have Commu
nist connections.
Not Informer
Miller testified freely as to
his own activities but insisted
that his conscience would not
allow him to be an informer
on others. He did not invoke
the Fifth Amendment.
Today's brief, unsigned
opinion said that, according
to the record. Miller urged
the committee chairman not
to press him for an answer
about the 1947 meeting and
requested that the answer be
deferred until a later' time.
The chairman agreed, the
opinion said.
Shortly thereafter, the opin
ion continued, the hearing
ended "without any unequi
vocally renewed direction or
command to answer the "sus
pended" question."
Didn't Adhere lo Rule
Thus the committee did not
adhere to the rule laid down
by the Supreme Court in the
1955 Quinn case "that it be
brought home to the witness
that he risks the penalties of
contempt if he refuses to an
swer the question," the opin
ion said.
"We need not speculate why
the question was not renewed
before closing the hearing,"
the court said. "It is enough
that on the whole record it
seems clear that Miller had a
right to leave the hearing
thinking that the direction to
answer was still suspended, if
not abandoned," the opinion
said.
The ruling was made by the
entire nine-judge bench of the
court.
Portland Boy Hurt
In Diving Mishap
Portland (UPD Gerald
Warnstaff, 13-year-old Port
land boy was reported in ser
ious condition last night at
Portland's Good Samaritan
hospital from injuries suffer
ed in a swimming accident.
The youth was diving in
shallow water at Hardtack
Island in the Willamette river
Wednesday afternoon when
he struck bottom, fracturing
his neck.
Hospital attendants said
last night the boy was re
sponding "satisfactorily" to
treatment. -- .
, The boy's mother, Mrs. El
vira Warnstaff of Portland,
was called to the scene and
rode to the hospital with the
boy.
Police Harbor Patrol re
moved the boy from the
island to the Totem Pole
Marina at S.W. Macadam ave
nue. Millionaire Faces
Molesting Charges
Los Angeles (UPD Wealthy
John Cabell (Bunny) Breckin
ridge, 57, heir to the Corn
stock Lode fortune of pioneer
Sen. William Sharon, today
faced charges of conspiracy
and child molesting.
The millionaire San Fran
cisco resident, great-grandson
of former vice president John
C. Breckinridge, was arrested
with three other men Wednes
day, arraigned on the charges
and held in lieu of $25,000
bond.
Authorities accused the four
of taking two boys, aged 11
and 13, to various California
resorts and Las Vegas, Nev.,
for immoral purposes. More
arrests .were expected.
The three arrested with
Breckinridge were identified
as. Cecil Mahaffey, 22, Holly
wood; Thomas H. Jordan, 25,
New York and Ross Wilson,
22, Hollywood.
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