8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Monday, August 11, 1958
Porter Comes Up With Solution
To Standoff Between Senators
By A. ROBERT SMITH
Mail Tribune Correspondent
Washington Rep. Charles
O. Porter (D-Ore.) has come
up with what looks like a
solution to the standoff of
last week between Sens.
Wayne Morse and Richard
L. Neuberzer fD-Ore.) over
a bill to give the city of
Roseburg the historic Lillie
Moore property.
Morse blocked Neuberger's
bill which would have con
veyed free the land on which
the 100 -year-old dwelling
house stands. The city got
the house two years ago under
another bill. The free trans
fer violated the "Morse for
mula," the senior senator
claimed, because ihe bill did
not require the city to pay 50
per cent of the appraised fair
l market value of the property.
Neuberger wired the Doug
las County Historical Society
to see if they were willing or
able to put up some $15,000.
which would be half the esti
mated value of the downtown
lot. But Morse said he would
not agree to amend the bill
now and the whole matter
would have to be . put over
until next year.
Drafts Nw Bill
Congressman Porter has
drafted a new bill" under
which the property could be
given to Roseburg free with
out violating the Morse for
mula. It seems there is a law
called the surplus property
act of 1944 which stipulates
that any government - owned
land which the Interior De
partment determines to have
historic value can be con
veyed free to a state, county
or city, providing the govern
ment acquired the land be
fore 1900. . The government
Medfoi
Hawaii Kai Winner
Of Seattle Gold Gup
Seattle, Wash. (LTD Ha
waii Kai III, the world's fast
est racing boat, won hydro
planing's most coveted trophy
the Gold Cup, Sunday in a
contest that sent one driver
to the hospital and two boats
to the "deep six."
Jockeyed by Jack Regas,
Hawaii Kai won two ,heats
116.88 Top
Drag Time
On Sunday
The irony of racing was
certainly evident in yester
day's drag races held at Camp
White.
With a S125 bond posted on
the strip record of 134.21 mph
one would think that torrid
times by the top-seeded drag
ster entries would be the
order of the day but this was
certainly not the case. Once
again these sleek acceleration
machines were plagued by me
chanical troubles that pre
vented them from threatening
the record.
With the addition of an
other $25 Savings bond a sum
of $150 will be waiting for
anyone bettering the mark at
the August 24 meet.
Top time registered in yes
terday's competition was
116.88 mph; rather slow for
a meet sponsored by Southern
Oregon Timing association.
By recording this time and
edging out "Zombie," the
beautiful red and white com
petition coupe built by the
Wheelers Car club of Medford
and sponsored by Medford's
21 club. Noel Black emerged
as top-eliminator of the days
activities.
The Roberts, Mickle, Wiltse
fuel-injected dragster from
Ashland was on hend but
made only three runs before
it was forced out of competi
tion. Its best speed recorded
in a test run was 109.48 mph.
Roberts drove this same drag
ster to a blistering time of
135 mph at Redding, Calif.,
some two months back.
Corvette driver Fred Johns
from Medford established a
new record in "A" class for
American sports cars when
he gunned his Corvette up to
102.06 mph. In. doing so he
broke his own record that he
had established at the last
SOTA drags held at Camp
"White. His old mark was 96.77
mph.
Winners, best speed, low
elapsed time and type of 'cars
driven in yesterday's compe
tition were:
STOCK E. 68.80. 19.79. Phil
Swisher, Klamath Falls. 54 Chev;
D 74.44, 18.76. Carlos M. Van Vleet,
Eugene. 53 Olds: C. 76.27. 18.03,
William Sherman. Crescent City,
Calif.. 56 Ford: B. 84.74. 16.30.
Stengel Bishop. Florence. 57 Chev;
A, 85.79, 16.32, Bonnie Confort,
got the Moore property in
1953 after Miss Moore"s will
was probated, for she wanted
Uncle Sam to make an his
toric museum of her antique
furnished place.
Porter's new bill would
simply remove the proviso
from the surplus property
act, allowing free conveyance
of historic property no matter
when the government got it.
Morse said he thinks favor
ably of Porter's bill, but he
wants to sound out federal
agencies who administer the
law first. Since there is no
chance for enactment of any
bill any longer this session,
with adjournment close at
hand, the new bill probably
won't be introduced until the
first of the next session in
January.
The bill which Morse
blocked had also 'been spon
sored by Porter, as well as
Neuberger. It passed the
House last February. Morse
was able to block it in the
Senate because, being a minor
bill, it was called up under
a limited debate procedure
known as the consent calen
dar. Those bills that gain un
animous consent are passed,
those to. which" any senator
withholds his consent or ob
jects are not passed.
Power to Block Bills
Because these property con
veyance bills are rarely if
ever brought up under unlim
ited' debate procedures which
provide for a majority vote,
one senator in this case
Morse has the power to
block them by simple objec
tion. This procedure has given
Morse the 'power to insist on
the Morse formula, for no
other senator can get a prop
erty conveyance bill passed
plus the final to rack up 2,000
points and a record speed
mark of 103.481 miles per
hour for the 90-mile grind.
This will go in the record
books along with her mark of
186 mph for a measured mile.
Miss Thriftway, the defend
ing champion, crashed into a
Coast Guard picket boat on
the first turn of the second
heat, injuring driver Bill
Muncey and ' two Coast
Guardsmen. They were taken
to a hospital with cuts and
bruises, but Miss Thriftway
and the picket boat went to
the bottom.
South King Cops
Ruth Tourney
Klamath Falls UPD South
King county of Washington
scored an - unearned run in
the top of the eighth inning ;to
defeat Southeast of Portland
for the' Northwest Regional
Babe Ruth baseball title here
Sunday, 9-8.
MIDDLECOFF LEADS
Milwaukee, Wis. (UPD
Torrential rains washed out
Sunday's final round ' of the
$35,000 Miller Open golf tour
nament and the 64 pros and 5
amateurs started off today
just where they left off at the
end of 54 holes Saturday.
Cary Middlecoff had a 197
13 under par and 3 strokes
ahead of a couple of golfing
youngsters Billy Casper Jr.
and Bob Goalby.
BALDWIN DIES
London -- H'PD Earl Bald
win of Bewdley, 59, Socialist
son of former Conservative
Prime Minister Stanley Bald
win, died in a hospital here
Sunday night. The young
Baldwin was in the House of
Commons as a Socialist mem
ber when his father died in
1947. .
South Orange, N. J. (UPD
New York's Althea Gibson
won the women's singles
crown of the Eastern grass
court tennis championships
Sunday by turning back Sally
Moore of Bakersfield, Calif.
Medford, 58 Chev. S S, 92.97, 15.54,
Douglas Pruit. Medford. 58 Pont.
GAS E. 80.21. 17.54. Charles
Bales, Westlake. 41 Cad; D. 87.27,
16.11. Loren Fredrickson. Oakridge.
57 Chev: C. 91.09. 15.24. Bill
Swigart Jr., Montague. Calif., 34
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Miles. Medford'. 34 " Ford Chrys.
SPORTS B, 37.20. 17.14. George
Kirkpatrick. Klamath Falls. 58
Healy; A. 102.06. 15.10. Fred Johns,
Medford. 58 Corvette: Mod.: 99.29,
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Calif.. 58 Corvette. '
CYCLES A. 90.00. 14.89. Don H
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AITFRFIT r &fi Q? Ififl?
Meyers. Medford, 34 'Ford Chrys.
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"Zombie". Wheelers. Merifnrri ai
FordBuick.
IiRAfiSTFnS -R tta ot i;ht
Jack White; Medford.' 40" Triumph
cycie powered araester: A. 116.88.
12 JO. Noel Black. Medford,
Blown, 01ds
by unanimous consent when
Morse is present unless it con
tains the formula. .
The formula is that if the
property is to - go for some
public park or recreation
grounds or other public use,
the recipient must pay 50 per
cent of its fair market value,
and if for private or commer
cial use, the recipient pays
100 per cent. Morse started in
sisting on it after World War
II when he found a number
of bills rolling through that
made "a grab bag" out of fed
eral property.
"Too many members of
Congress saw a chance to
strengthen themselves with
their constituencies by intro
ducing bills to have the fed
eral government give their lo
calities or their states federal
property," explained Morse.
Saves Taxpayers
He estimates his insistence
of part or total payment has
saved the taxpayers millions
of dollars over the years.
Neuberger and Porter have
no objection to the Morse for
mula, but they thought it
didn't apply to the Lillie
Moore bill because Morse has
generally not applied it in
cases where the government
was turning it back to those
who donated it to Uncle Sam
originally. The Library of
Congress offered the same in
terpretation. The government
has already realized $161,000
from lease and sale of other
property donated by Miss
Moore.
Chides Morse
But Morse said this was not
a case of turning the property
back to the original donor. He
said Lillie Moore willed it to I
the government with no
strings attached, and now if
local citizens wanted it back
for a museum they ought to
pay 50 per cent. Neuberger
countered with affadavits
which indicated Miss Moore's
dying wish was that it be
come a museum. Morse retort
ed that he knew his law of
wills, having taught it for
years at the University of
Oregon, and nothing outside
the language of the will was
admissible.
Neuberger chided Morse for
having failed to object to con
veyance of the Moore, house
free in 1956 under another
bill. He said he didn't see
how Morse could now object
to conveying the land on
which it stands. Morse replied
the house was "valueless" but
the land was valuable real es
tate in the downtown section
of Roseburg.
By implication, Neuberger
was"- suggesting that Morse
hadn't been consistent when
he failed to apply the Morse
formula to conveyance of the
Moore house to the city. He
charged that Morse's formula
is flexible, "it expands and
contracts like an accordion."
Taking the Senate floor to
defend himself next day,
Morse said:
"The provision for the grat
uitous transfer of the house
was inserted on the House
side. I was not here on the
day the House-amended bill
was submitted to the Senate
I knew nothing about the
gratuitious transfer of the
house."
More Cosily
He added that he under
stood the house "would have
been more costly to the fed
eral government to remove
than to give away."
The Moore house was full
of antiques, from Boston and
Victorian rockers to rare gold
and silver coins.
The Congressional Record
for July 25, 1956, day the
Senate passed the bill to con
vey the house, shows that
Morse was present that day,
answered several roll calls
introduced a bill on multiple
sclerosis, made a brief speech
on disarmament and . com
mented on various other
topics No senator raised any
questions on the Moore house
bill.
In any event, whether
Morse or Neuberger is right,
the pending bill is dead. And
Porter's proposed new bill
offers a solution that could
fulfill the wishes of the late
Miss Moore, the Douglas
County Historical Society and
Sen. Morse and still not cost
the local citizens any payment
to Uncle Sam.
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Greenwich, Conn. (ITU
Former President Herbert
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most active octogenarians,
celebrated his 84th birthday
anniversary Sunday with no
sign of letting up in any of
his manifold activities.
While congratulatory tele
grams poured into his . Waldorf-Astoria
hotel suite from
throughout the world, Hoover
spent the day with his son,
Allan H. Hoover, and his son's
wife and children at the
younger Hoover's home here
30 miles from New York.
During a news conference
at his New York apartment on
Saturday, Hoover went on
record for limiting former
presidents to a seven-day, 12-hour-a-day
work week and 15
minute speeches.
Hoover, jovial and chipper,
unveiled an impressive array
of statistics for people inter
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mer president does.
He said he received 1,620
invitations to speak last year
and delivered "nine major
speeches and 21 minor speech
es." And, he noted, he travel
ed a total of 19,952 miles by
air and about 3,000 miles by
automobiles.
The nation's 31st president
disclosed his office staff which
numbers four secretaries and
a researcher, replied to 55,
952 letters in addition to
birthday, Christmas or speech
acknowledgements.
Italians Claim
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Modena, Italy (UPD Ti
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her claimt o fame may never
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legs enjoying a bask in the
morning sun, that she does
not care whether she is fam
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But a group of Titina fans
here do care. They claim she
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world, and they want to add
the title to the one they have
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tives say, and was bought in
1906 at the age of three for
exhibition at the Verona fair.
Her owner was Count Gianni
Cavazza of Modena. After the
fair . he brought her to his
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of Solara on the outskirts of
Modena. "
Count Cavazza made Titina
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school kids. That's what she's
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that on
the 21st day of August, 1958, at
10:00 o'clock A.M., at the front
door of the Jackson County Court
house in Medford, Oregon, I shall
sell at public auction for cash to
the highest bidder, all the right,
tiUe and interest of Irsel O. Chap
man in the following described
real property, situate in Jackson
County, Oregon, to wit:
Beg. at a pt on the E line of
DLC No. 50 and on the S line
of Sec 9, in T 36 S, R 1 WWM
in Jackson Countv, Oregon, sd
pt bears W 1294.92 ft from the
sec cor common to sees 9. 10.
15. and, 16, sd T and R: th S
89 56' W along the S line of
sd sec 9. 841.05 ft to an iron
pin. the true pt of beg; th cont
S 89 -56' W along sd sec line
351.20 ft to the intersection
with the SEly rw line of the
relocated Crater Lake Hwy; th
N 44 10' E along sd rw line
"279.50 ft to an iron pin; th S
58 41' E 182.80 ft to an iron
pin; th S 0 04' E 105.40 ft. to
the pt of beg.
Said sale is made pursuant to
an Execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Jackson,
on the 5th day of June, 1958,
wherein State Unemployment Com
pensation Commission is plaintiff,
and Irsel O. Chapman is defend
ant. Circuit Court No. 57-261L.
Dated this 17th day of July, 1958.
Howard Gault, Sheriff
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that on
the 21st day of August, 1958. at
10:30 o'clock A.M., at the front
door of the Jackson County Court
house in Medford, Oregon, I shall
sell at public auction for cash to
the highest' bidder, all the right,
title and interest of Irsel O. Chap
man in the following described
real property, situate in Jackson
County, Oregon, to wit:
Beg at a pt on the E line of
DLC No. 50 and on the S line
of Sec 9, in T 36 S. R 1 WWM
in Jackson County, Oregon,
sd pt bears W-1294.92 ft from
the sec cor common to sees
9, 10, 15. and 16, sd T and R:
th S 89 56' W along the S
line of sd sec 9, 841.05 ft to an
iron pin. the true pt of beg; th
.. cont S 89 56' W along sd sec
line 351.20 ft to the intersec
tion with the SEly rw line of
the relocated Crater Lake Hwy;
th N 44 10' E along sd rw
line 279.50 ft to an iron pin;
th S 58 41' E 182.80 ft to an
iron pin; th S 0 04' E 105.40
ft to the pt of beg.
Said sale is made pursuant to an
Execution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Jackson, on the 5th
day of. June, 1958, wherein State
Unemployment Compensation Com
mission is plaintiff, and Irsel O.
Chapman is defendant. Circuit
Court No. 58-278L.
Dated this 17th day of July, 1958.
Howard Gault, Sheriff
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A House eovernment oper
ation subcommittee quoted a
series of experts as saying the
chief way to shed pounds is
to eat less. There is nothing, it
said, like "pushing yourself
away from the table."
The subcommittee accused
the Federal Trade Commis
sion of failing until recent
ly to carry out its legal
duties to protect the public
and misleading advertising of
alleged weight-reducing prep
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