o
ield Names Labor Group Trio
Salem-fllPD-Gov. Mark Hat
field has named his three
members of the Labor-Management
Relations Legislative
Interim committee.
Hillman Lueddemann Sr.,
Portland, was designated by
Hatfield to represent the
state's business life; A. F.
Zimmerman, Portland, Broth
erhood of Locomotive En
g inner, was named for labor;
and Richard Jones, professor
of history at Reed college,
was named to represent the
general citizenry.
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Lueddeman and Jones are
Republicans, Zimmerman a
Democrat.
Legislative members are
Sens. Harry Boivin, Klamath
Falls; Dan Dimick, Roseburg;
Walter Pearson. Portland- snH
Reps. William Gallagher, Port
land; jwiward wnelan, Port-
iana; , ana Kobert Duncan,
jvieoiora.
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The Medical
When Death Comes
To a Farmer
At a recent meeting of the
American College ' of Sur
geons. Dr. Charles W. Mc-
L a u ghlin Jr.,
of the Univer
sity of Nebras
ka Medical
School pointed
out that be
cause of often
fatal acci
dents, farming
is the third
most danger-
Dr. Alvares us lype uj.
work in this country. Mining
is the most dangerous-with
120 deaths per 100,00 men
exposed; construction work is
second, with 80 deaths, and
farming is third, with 60
deaths. Thirty-eight per cent
of the farm accidents involve
tractors; and other serious in
juries are produced by corn-
pickers and hay-balers. I have
seen any number of farmers
who had a hand badly torn
in a corn-picker, and I have
heard of many a man whose
tractor "bucked"and fell over
on top of him.
An Important Body
Substance Synthesized
One of the most important
achievements in biolo g i c a 1
chemistry has been the recent
chemical synthesis of a com
plex substance which is ex
tremely important to the body,
because it is needed by every
cell of every living thing. It
Green Charges
Union Pressure
Washintgon - (DPD ' - feep.
Edith Gren (D-Ore.) Satur
day charged that Teamster
union agents of President
Jimmy Hoffa have tried to in
timidate her on the labor re
form legislation question.
She said pressure exerted
on her by a Teamsters lawyer,
Sidney Zagri, were "question
able and uncalled for."
Although the House Labor
committee member did not
elaborate, other committee
members have charged Zagri
with "exerting sustained and
naked pressure to trim the
Kennedy-Irvin bill of points
that Hoffa doesnt like, or to
kill the labor-reform measure
altogether.
. The committee is consider
ing the Senate-approved bill.
Mrs. Green said Teamster
pressure had "no effect" on
her stand that solid anti-rack
eteering labor legislation
must be passed in this ses
sion of Congress."
Benton County
Judge To Resign
Corvallis (UPD-Benton Coun
ty District Judge Richard
Mengler has submitted his
resignation to Gov. Mark Hat
field, effective Sept. 1.
He said he has accepted a
position as associate professor
of business administration at
Oregon State college, and will
teach law. Mengler is the first
Benton county district judge.
He was elected to the post
when it was created Jan. 1,
1954.
His successor, to be named
by the governor, will stand
election in the 1950 primaries.
The job pays $9,000 a year.
Judge Mengler currently is
president of the Oregon Asso
ciation of District Judges.
The U. S. population center
in 1940 was located near Car
lisle, Indiana.
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Emerltns Consultant In Medicine,
Mr.yo Clinic
Emerltns Professor of Medicine,
Mayo CUaJ
is called coenzyme A. Its syn
thesis was described by Drs.
John Moffatt and H. Gobind
Khorans, of the University of
British Columbia. The chemi
cal contains an elaborate ar
rangement of carbon, sulfur,
nitrogen, phosphorus, oxygen
and hydrogen atoms. Part of
coenzyme A is pantothenic
acid, a valuable growth factor
which is part of the vitamin
B complex. The synthesis of
such a large molecule gives
us hope that, before long,
other extremely important
drugs may be synthesized
drugs which now can be ob
tained only from animals.
Dr. Alvarez' booklet on
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ed by sending 25 cents and
a large, stamped, self-addressed
envelope with your request
to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez,
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