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tfllSS lis ; P w V-h ftp IN 7 Li ii"- 'Jut TO PLACE COLUMNS - These marble columns slmwn in iront of the Capitol building at Washington were to be put into place this week on the new East Front. When ill place, the columns will be 33 feet, 5U inches tall. They weiKh about 14 tons each and will require about two hours each to erect. The columns were quarried at Nelson, Ga. (UP1 Telepholo) Capitol Memo Hatfield May Gun For Morse's Seat In 1962 Election By DOUGLAS GRIPP Salem - ll'l'll - The defeat of Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon for Hie Democratic president ial nomination In the Oregon primary election unleashed numerous "ifs" In Oregon politics. There is good reason to be lieve that Republican Gov. Mark Hatfield, sniffing a trend, may go gunning for Morse's senate aeat in 1962. This despite his statement of a few days ago that he would like to be a two-term governor. That is the first if, and from there the ifs go wild. If Hatfield tries for the Senate, who will run for governor in 1982? There arc dozens of names In both parlies that could be mentioned. Appling Possibility For the Republicans, one of the possibilities is Howell Appling Jr. That is, if he is elected secretary of state in November. This No. 2 slot has been a stepping stone to governor before. It was for Hatfield. Another is State Sen. An thony Ylurri (R-Ontarlo), mi nority leader of the 11159 Ore gon senate. Ylurri will be re elected state senator In the fall - he had no GOP opposi tion in the primary and has no Democratic opposition in November. His name is frequently men tinned in cigar-pufling talks over wlm will be the next Oregon Senate president - if the GOP should win control nt that body. Duncan in Diicuuiont On the Democratic side, lilail Oregon House Speaker Robert Duncan (D-Medford) is sure to be in the thick of dis cussions about the governor race. There are the dominant figures of the 195!) Oregon Senate, President Walter Pearson (D - Portland), Slate Sen. Alfred Corbett (D-Port- land) and others. If Slate Sen. Monroe Sweet land (D-Milwaukic) should be elected secretary of state in the fall, then Sweetland would have to be taken into consideration. Also, although former Democratic Gov. Robert D. Holmes lost by 65,000 votes to Hatfield in 1958. Holmes was not an unpopular man during his term as governor. Hatfield Holds Key But the key to all this and much more is Hatfield. He has major decisions to make about his thus - far skyrocketing career. One thing he will be doing in the months to come is assessing Morse's defeat at the hands of Sen. John Ken nedy (D-Mass.). He will have to decide for sure whether Morse's position has weaken ed. Some editorial writers have pointed out that the majority of voters may have forsaken Morse for the presidency while still regarding him as a good man to have in the Senate. In other words, Morse may be as strong as ever. Hatfield's friends believe he has good reasons for wanting to puncture Morse's political balloon. They recall the late hour attack on Hatfield in 1058 by Morse when the senator brought up the fact that when llallleld was 10. he was in volved in a fatal traflic acci dent. Morse was campaignmi; for Holmes. Although Hatfield was ab solved in tlic accident. Morse made clear his implication that Hatfield was irresponsi ble. Whether or not Hatfield bears a grudge, others do and they would like to sec the score settled. Morse lias a score or two to ) MAIL TRIBUNI, M.JI.rf, Or I - B Thursday, Mar J. 160 Distribution of Fluorides Traced l Through Body Boston (Science Service) Fluroides In water become deposited in teeth and bones, or are quickly excreted from Ihe body, research shows. Dr. Harold C. Hodge, pharmacology professor at the Uiiiversity of Rochester School of Medicine and Dent istry in Hochester, N. Y., traced the distribution of fluorides by injecting radio active fluorides into the blood. He reported findings on this and other research on the metabolism of fluorides at a symposium here, spon sored by the American Medi cal Association's Council on Foods and Nutrition. Quickly Removed Dr. Hodge said the fluor ides, often added to water to prevent tooth decay, are quickly removed from body fluids. He said fluoride is excreled rapidly and almost entirely in the urine. This is of industrial importance, he noted, because the "prompt and considerable urinary fluoride excetion" provides a guide to fluoride exposure to protect workmen from exces sive, undetected exposure to fluoride. He said there is no evidence that small concentra tions of fluoride have a harm ful effect on kidney structure or function. Pointing out that although "fluoride is the bone-seeker par excellence," Dr. Hodge said there is a slow loss of the deposits in the skeleton, or bone structure, through several mechanisms. When fluoride-rich crystals are dis solved, the fluoride may be translocated, but is usually re moved from the body in urine. Equalization Board Completes Hearings Tile Jackson county board of equalization has concluded its hearings after hearing about 33 requests, board mem bers said. Most of the requests In volved residential and com mercial properties with a few farm lands involved, accord ing to board member. Arnold Bohnert, Central Point. Eight days of hearings were held. Either County Assessor Ray Schumacher or Uie property owner can appeal a decision of the board of equalization to the state tax commission. From there it may be ap pealed to the Jackson county circuit court. Schumacher said Wednes day lie would not know until next week when tabulations are completed how many re quests for reevaluation were approved and what the changes in valuation were. settle himself. In 1952 Hat field was chosen over Morse, then a Republican, for a spot on the national convention platform committee at an or ganizational meeting of the Oregon GOP delegation here. Many say that Morse's treat ment by the delegation was a major factor in his bolting the GOP a bit later. The national Republican party may pressure Hatfield to run against Morse in 1962 and if they meet, the blaze should be visible in the re molest reaches of the state. ' NOV... fable qualify cat foods! Made to pamper your cat... these five new cat foods... Kidney 'n Meat, Liver 'n Meat, Chicken, Meaty Mix and Chopped Fish are made of top quality ingredients. Pretested and chosen by cats themselves to be their favorite diet... they're not just flavors, they're the real thing.. 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