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0 0 3 I) lO Medford Tribune Section B MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 2. 1960 Paaes 1-8 Welfare Corrtfnission, Court Attend Event Members of the Jackson county court attended the governor's meeting of welfare commissioners and adminis trators in Qlem Tuesday. Mrs. Frances Hamilton rep resented the lay members of the Jackson county public welfara-rommission. Theckson county delega tion was among 26 counties and 37, county commissioners and county judges represent ed at the first meeting of its kind. Discussion of medical care for the aged was the main objective of the meeting, County Judge Earl Miller said. Purpose was to develop a better understanding of the problems involved, and to agree on some method of ob taining sufficient drugs for the aged welfare recipients, Miller explained. . Mark Hatfield address ed the group on, "Public Wel fare Health Services." A pan el presentation and general discussion was held on "Pub lic Welfare Health Services." Panel members were Mrs. Stafford Hansell, Athena, Um atilla County Public Welfare comimssion; Max Dudley, ad ministrator, Lane County Public Welfare commission; Edwin R. Mack, physician, ant. Albany; and James H Stewart, physician, chief med ical consultant, state public Welfare commission. A s4cnd panel discussion was on "Current f)oblems and Goals in Public Welfare" Forfeits Bail MoiQ Beverly Hills, Calif. -WPD-Lawrence Tierney, 40, who once played Dillinger in a movie role, Tuesday forfeited $26 bail when he failed to ap Lane county medical consult-lCar in Municipal Court on 4 A IU 1 T T.I V? H,,nl. TIbf. a common drunk charge. Tier ney has been in frequcQ trouQe over his drinking in recent years. which concerned rehabilita tion of welfare recipients. INSURANCE MAN DIES Nashville, N.C.-WPD-C. Run. cie Clements, 84, former Ate ldent and befd chairmaw ot the National Life and Acoi dent Insurance Co., died Tuea- d. Call SAM JONES SP $5220 for quality used equipment CRATER LAKE MACHINERY .t V J -si m1 4 -A f BEAR TAKES COOLING PLUNGE It was Kleishacker Zoo, which exhibits a perfect a warm day in San Francisco and citizens belly-whopping form as it dives into a flocked to swimming pools to cool them- pool at the zoo. (UPI Telephoto) selves. Not to be left out was this bear at Sinatra Named in $100,000 Lawsuit - Hollywood -(UPD- A parking attendant filed a $100,000 suit Tuesday against singer Frank Sinatra and 11 otherscharg MS they "violently assaulted" mm. I Edward E. iCl oraQ 21, claimed in his SuperiorCourt suit that Sinatra struck him Qpn the head and face with great force, causing him to suffer personal injuries. Sin- atra has denied hitting him. "qAIso named in the suit were r-JOhn Hopkins and 10 John Does that Moran claimed took "part irCait assault on him May 14 outside a filmland night -club. Hopkins is an associate of Sammy Davis Jr. He was treated for a bruised ear after the scuffle which broke out when he tried to pacify Sinatra who was in volved in an argument with another attendant. BELGIAN AUTHOR DIES Antwerp, Belgium-IUPD-Bel-gian autr Alfons de Bidder, 78, winner of the state prize for literature for his FlemJ language novel "Het Dwaa licht," died Tuesday. Flies Continue Resistance To Man's? Insect Killers: Ithaca, N. Y.-(SciencVerv-ice)-Houseflies have an adapt able enzyme system that chJes from one generation to another and lets these house pests resist man's insec ticic, the New York State C(flJ;ge of Agriculture, Cor nell university, reported here. The Cornell scientists are looking for new insectirides tqrpplace those to whidOflies VjjiVe already become im- So far man has just barely been able to keep pace with the flies and develop a new insecticide when the old ones became ineffective. By this time, the flies pay dane is no longer very effec tive. The most promising new pest-killer, dimethoate, has yet to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration as it so far has defied chemical analysis. Each time maneevelops a new insecticide, most of the flies sprayed are killed, but a few of them survive. These multiply and pass on their re sistance t their offspring. Within thWe to five years the whole species iQnmune. At Cornell, Prof. Roger Young is studying the enzyme that enables houseflies to re sist DDT. Prof. David Pimen tel is studyjfj) the effects of immigration on the resistance of fruit flies. Prof. Pimentel iiLA-ying to find out how many non-resistant flies would be needed to keep down the resistance of an entire colony through inter-breeding, is also mak ing a comparative study of the effects different insecti cides will have on resistance. Prof. Thomas Eisner is studying the chemical weap- no attention to DDT and linsjons insects use against each j : .. 1 . r r . 1 ti 1 1 1 . 1 other. 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