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A MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Ortjwi, Tu4ty, Novmfcr 1 1, 1951 Morse Incident Seems Destined To Renew Oregon Demo Feuds 1958 ELECTION BEFORE AFTER By A. ROBERT SMITH J -reference from his less ex from within, however, long Eisenhower to Dave Beck for Ullman cautiously more or less affiliated himself with the Morse camp. Porter remained of themselves being bldodied. But when he had "gone too Mail Tribune Correspondent Washington - The Morse incident seems destined to set off a fresh state of orbiting perienced and younger collea gues. After coming to power, Ore gon Demorcats showed a pas sion to make an appearance of unity. They had private breakfast meetings together, after which they would issue a joint communique. They co sponsored many bills. They issued joint press releases. They acted, whenever pos sible, in an "all for one and one for all" style apparently on the theory that there is safety in numbers when at tacking the GOP. The unity began to crumble before some of the individuals began letting it show on the surface. Sen. Richard L. Neu berger and Rep. Edith Green got to bickering in "private over comparatively petty mat ters, and their, relationship has been chilly ever since. The unit collapsed com pletely last summer, when Morse and Neuberger got to swappings bitter blows. Neu berger had decided that to be yoked with Morse was to be thought guilty by association in the minds of those who dis liked some of Morse's tactics, such as comparing President accepting many gifts. Neuberger didn't like these tactics and eventually decided to say so out loud. Morse cried "disloyalty' 'and the battle was on. During this period, Mrs. Green remained intensely loyal to Morse, even though she, too, winced at some of his thrusts. Reps. Al Ullman and Charles O. Porter, both fresh men who had won by narrow margins, were caught in the middle,, for they didn't want either senator mad at them with a reelection campaign coming up. . I far" in the public mind, the independent, and for a time stampede to disown him was on . and thereafter there wasn't a lonelier figure in Washington until he passed from the scene. This sort of hate for polti cians who outrage theTpublic sense of decency seems to be one of the built-in safeguards which helps the American political system to survive the lowest moments on the graph of public affairs. A hinge of titanium is made as a substitute for a finger joint. served as mediator in efforts .to get both senators to lay down their arms. Now, as a result of Morse's personal attack on Mark Hat- f within Ore gon's Demo cratic congres sional delega tion when its five members return to their desks in the capital this winter. As dean of the field, repudiation of Morse tactics begun over a year "ago by Neuberger has be come a Democratic Party ne cessity, even for Morse's most loyal partisans. In the heyday of Sen. Jo seDh R. McCarthy rtt-Wis V Robt smitb delee ation. Sen. Wayne Morse expected and for the most part received I most Republicans were scared to repudiate his tactics for fear HOUSE I .153 S"4yX j REP, y : govm" 11 ' gov 34 ' r DEM. i HOUSE - , 281 I 200 fCNv 1 j SENATE I CO. 2B . ' i : . SENATE i 'rZ,:,. DEM.s: 49r 7 H0U-E ' "p GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATION of Democratic election sweep is given in pie chart of Dem ocratic and Republican offices before and after. Democrats made overwhelming sweep of Senate and House contests, increased number of state governors by four. Manufacturers Seeking To Cut Costs With Packaging Study By ELMER C. WALZER UPI Financial Editor New York-flJPfl-Housewives for a long time have been de manding packaged goods, and " J " "A that, say the ? exDerts is one the r e a s ons s 7v A-m fnr thft Hw in II "ijyS 'I the cost of ! W living index. C o mpanies doing that packaging find there is no way to go mier wjuer back to the days before packaging. So they are trying to lighten the cost factor in their packages. The Better Packaging Advi . sory council has just conduct ed a 90-day study on that sub ject. " rr.1 m l it i 4 xne survey louuu uiai iu meet the demands of the cur rent buyers market, firms are selecting packaging that helps to sell their products, reduce shipping costs, and breakage, and helps bring prices into line so that they can pass sav ings on to the ultimate cus tomers. The survey made on a nationwide-basis to 800 manu facturers disclosed that to day's trend in packaging is to ward the increasing use of fibre cans and tubes in place of paper cartons and wooden boxes, metal cans, corrugated packages, glass and other forms of packaging. More Economical The advisory council, a non-profit organization devot ed to improving packaging through market and labora tory research, reported that 30 per cent of the manufac turers said that at some time in the last five years they had changed over from other types of packaging to the more economical kind. Fifty two per cent of the manufacturers said their main aim was to cut costs so that the saving could be passed on to the customer. Other reasons for switch ing were better products, pro tection, convenience, better appearance, durability, facil ity of labeling and sealing, better display possibilities, greater consumer acceptance, possibility of mechanical fill ing and temperproof packag ing. Those manufacturers using fibre cans and tubes reported a sales rise averaging 32 per cent. Ninety per cent of the companies reporting said that their sales gains ranged up ward to 100 per cent. The re mainder reported gains of 400 to 500 per cent. The survey disclosed that the increasingly popular fibre packaging greatly reduced Cyprus Civilians Issued Pistols Nicosia, Cyprus - (UPD - The Army issued pistols to more than 100 British civilians Mon day for protection against the Greek underground gunmen who have killed 10 unarmed Britons in less than six weeks. At the same time, the Brit ish Air Force announced it has discharged about 3000 Greek civilian employees as a pre- caution against a repetition of the bombing that killed two airmen and wounded seven on Saturday. The bomb had been planted in the upholstery of a couch in a' crowded Air Force lounge, and it apeared certain that it was an "inside job." Arms were issued to the civilians after Gov. Sir Hugh Foot had told them that they are "in the front line" and Gen. Kenneth Darling had warned that "no one should kid himself that "it can't hap pen to me." They were warned to keep a sharp lookout for young hoodlums loitering in the streets like those who shot two British bankers in the back last week. shipping costs. A total of 68.1 per cent of the companies re ported that between 1 and 10 per cent savings in shipping costs were effected. A total of 30.6 per cent reported their savings totaled between 11 and 25 per cent, and 1.3 per cent reported savings of 26 per cent to 50 per cent. The survey covered indus try groups such as drug, food, automotive, hardware, chem ical, electrical, toy, construc tion, aviation and housewares. Savings in freight from the new packaging method are made by the fact that there is less breakage in the new method. The trend toward packaging has been going on for a long time to meet the demands of consumers. 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