Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 19, 1960, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JULY IB. 1060 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, ORE B 5 Thcyll Do It Every Time By Jimiiiy Ilatlo v1? :;. '' '""'vx 7tou6Mest conductorY" there's a real sopt X ;.. f " :' "WvON THE LINE HE'LL I CONDUCTOR USUALLV RIDES 1 ; ' r THATlLXi--4--'' MAKE THE GUY SIGN J, THIS TRAIN--THE MOOCH BE NINETV- f B-BU-f-I HAVE AN I.O.U. WITH SIX 1 JUST PICKED THE WRONG h TWO CENTS A COMMUTATION f!!!! H IT HOME ON THE IRSPSSS THAT HITCH-27X DONT KNOW S 1' PIANO-AN'IJUST SSSiJSSi' HIKER SAT IN Hf? IF HE HAS GOT I . DON'T HAPPEN TO rp3 7 THE BACK-" HE It A MONTHLV 4 I feif i HAVE ANV DOUGH r I THOUGHT NOBODv'Ofc' TICKET, BUT I I JW hx WITH ME"' r 31 SEE HIM PUTTING;, DO KNOW HE iiO-V'i THEHATlShAT'TC) "11 CiSPw5 W?.,'i&'mM8fi-. Lew Upton, 4? V tim'Hi, BEVERLV HILLS, Some Birds Radioactive, But Apparently Not Harmed by It By DELOB SMITH UPI Selene. Editor New York (UPI) Some birds ri" now llirco tlmri more mclloucllve than aclincv con siders It rnifc for pvoplo to be, but no fur na the eye ciin lell, birds uru not hurmcd by 11. At this point, Dr. Wllllmn K. Wllliird doesn't know whnl It mi'ims. Ilowevur. whnl he la dolnjj l Importmit because In our ii ton 1 1 1- mho nil people mid nil IIvIiik thlnttit are bound to hfconu' IncrrnalnKly ruillonctlvr. Pwiplp net theirs directly or Indirectly from "full-out," ami ao fur It la loo allKht to amount to much. Wlllnrd'a not thclra by IIvIiik In the bed of White Oak Lnko where the rndlonctlve wastes of the hiiKo atomic lnborntory nt Onk Uldne, Trnn., are de posited. Wlllurd la nctthiK the birds, dlaerllng them Into compon ent parts bones, fenthers, gmtrolntestlnnl t r n c t and body tissues nnd mcimirliiK the parts for dcurees and kids of radioactivity. Ho Is galhcrlnif Information which some day may be extremely valuable for people. The lake was drained In In the name way that sterling on silver signifies standard of known value, so is the A.B.C. em blem a symbol of integrity Tor the circulation of newspapers and periodicals. It means that circu lation so idontifiod is measured according to the rules and standards of tho Audit Bureau of CIRCULATION The A.B.C. is a cooperative and non-profit association of 3,450 publishers, advertisers and advertising agencies. Organized in 1914, these buyers nnd sellers of advertising brought order out of advertising chaos by sotting up standards for paid circulation and establishing rules and methods for measuring, auditipg and report ing circulations. Therefore, the work of the A.B.C, of wluch this newspaper is proud to aft. B.C. REPORTS 1(1.1.1, to facllllnte Its use as an atomic wastes dump. Since then the bed has become over grown with lowlylnii shrubs and brush. The former ahores remain thicket of trees, older, and pokewecd. The bird flesh with the highest radioactivity wns that of sparrows, water thrushes, Portland Student Drowns at Parly Portland -ItlPD -A 18-year-old Central High school student drowned while on a late even ing swimming party at Rlexler beach on Snuvles Island near here Monday. Multnomah county police dragged Iho Columbia river for the body of William Arth ur Joy who vanlahed beneath the surface about 10 p.m. Elmer William Cole. 26. told offlcera he had taken Joy to the beach along with members of his own family for a awlm. He said he hoard crlea and rnn ,to the water but the victim had vanished. Cole and other mcmbcra of the party searched the river but could find no trace of the boy. MEMO TO ADVERTISERS I fof (Sirculalion MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FACTS AS A BASIC and chats which feed on the ground and Inhabited the brush. The catbirds, vlreos, cardinals and Kentucky warblers of the bordering thicket had only ono-twen ticth of their radioactivity. Midway between were gold finches and indigo buntings which ranged between tall and low vegetation. Poke berries, blackberries, beetles, and other bird food all were decidedly radioac tive, and so was the ground. Wheeler found that summer birds took on their "burden" principally with their food but in the winter birds got It largely from the soli, win ler blrdB live on seeds, which they dig out with their bills, eating a little earth in doing ao. The radioactivity of their flesh and bones came from stronthT-i-90 and ccsium-137 which are radioactive isotopes of elements with affinity for calcium mnde by atomic fis sion and contained In the fall out from atomic bomb explo sions. When Incorporated In living things In sufficient amounts, they could cause cancer and other Ills. No one knows what amounts are suf ficient to be evil. it-M., , -Via'atf be a member, provides you with a direct and valuable service. You can buy advertising as you would make any othor sound business investment on the basis of well known standards, known values. At regular intervals one of the Bureau's large staff of experienced circulation auditors makes a thorough audit of our circulation records. The results of this exacting audit show: How much circulation we have; where our circulation goes; how it was obtained; and many othor facts that you need in order to know just what you got for your advertising dollars. This audited information is pub lished by tho Bureau in easy-to-read A.B.C. reports which are available to our advertisers on request. Ask for a copy of our latest A.B.C. report. MIA3URI OF ADVERTISING VALUE Kennedy Plans To Establish Council Of Resource Advisors if He's Elected By A. ROBERT SMITH Mail Tribune Washington Correspondent Los Angeles (Special)-Dem ocratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy plans to set up a Council oi hobo urce A d v I sors to draw up "a complete blue print for re source devel opment" if he la elected In November. Kennedy Hbi ermu aounda like he might favor conaolldatlon of all resource agencies of the government under one roof possibly a Department of Re sources to assume the chief functions of the Interior De partment and certain Agricul ture Department duties, such as managing the national for ests. "We need a whole new concept of resource develop ment," he said. "For the days so plentiful that a little effort brought great rewards, those days have passed. Nor can we ony longer look upon each resource need as a sep arate and Individual item . . . Today's resource needs arc closely interrelated - the de velopment of our water sup piles affects the Irrigation of our land and even our stocks of fish. Forest development influences power develop ment, and our power devel opment can only be carried out with a careful eye to the need for flood protection." For this reason, said Ken nedy, he would create a Council of Resource and Con servation Advisors In the president's office to engage in overall resource planning, to assess national needs and rec ommend to him programs to meet these needs. He thinks Congress should create a joint House-senate committee on resources, and the two agen cies would cooperate to pro vide a continuous appraisal of resource needs and a pro gram to fit the needs of an expanding economy and pop ulation. Critlciata Admlniatration Kennedy Is critical of the record of the Eisenhower Ad ministration, and he sets forth his Ideas under these points: 1. "While the admlnistra- Qai ue 4 If lion's own conservative Com merce Department haa been aaying that we must spend at least $3.5 billion per year to meet our minimum resource needs, the administration's budget has asked for less than half that amount." He claims the Rcpubllcana have Invested in the past eight years less than the Democrats did under President Truman, despite the fact that infla tion has cut the value of the dollar a third. 2. "With the exception of one previously planned proj ect - the upper Colorado stor age project - there has not been one single multipurpose, baslnwide project by the U. S. In the past eight years projects which might trans form the Columbia or Con necticut River basins, or the Rampart Canyon area in Alaska." He says river basins must be treated as a unit In their comprehensive develop ment. 3. "Less than SO per cent of the amount needed of our most important national as sets, the great national for ests, has been requested. Our forests are one of our most Important national assets. They contain more than half the commercial timber of the west. They provide recreation for millions. They are the ma jor source of water for more than 1(100 cities and towns. They drive more than 600 hy droelectric projects. They are necessary to the control of destructive floods. Their pro per management would pro vide Jobs for 6 million Amer icans and repay every dollar of investment." 'No N.w Starts' 4. "Until this year the whole nation, not only the West, was the victim of one of the most shortsighted and destructive policies in the his tory of our natural resources -the policy of no new starts." Kennedy said It should have been called the policy of no more progress. 5. Legislation to expand water pollution control has been vetoed, despite increas Officials Describe Finance Problems Salem (UPD Portland City Commissioner Ormond Bean, Baker Mayor William Jack son and Mayor Russel Bonel steele of Salem described problems of municipal finance Monday and backed a propo sal whereby cities would get a slice of state income tax revenues. They appeared before the interim committee on taxa tion which earlier in the day heard a plan from the League of Oregon Cities calling on the state to give cities a greater share of its revenues. All three said their own cities are operating on tight budgets and that many com munities have gone as far as they can do with present methods of raising money. Wall Street Chatter New York-flJPD-Speare and Staff, Inc., says that on the whole, business and inter national news is not encourag ing and any worsening could bring a downside penetration of the Dow 650 consolidation area. It recommends a cau tious investment policy. International Statistical bu reau says that since capital gains opportunities are tem porarily limited for Eaton Manufacturing, commitments should be switched into Champion Sparkplug, a sup plier to the replacement mar ket which grows In all years and is almost immune to economic changes. First esti mates for the 1961 auto mar ket, it notes, are running be tween S.9 and 6.0 million units. Green, Ellis and Anderson regards American Smelting and Refining as a dynamic is sue with a powerful profit surge beginning to take shape. Total 1962 earnings should run at least $9.20 a share with an increased likelihood of a substantial hike In the $2 annual dividend rate, the re port snys. Inside Wall Street reports it won't be surprised If South ern Really and Utilities awards a cash or slock divi dend at the next meeting. It advises purchase for specula live accounts and traders to be ready for 8-7 point up swing. HOUSING PROGRAM Washington (UPD The gov ernment launched a $20 mil lion program Monday to build more housing for older per sons In tbe "lower middle In come bracket" and named Daniel G. Mlnto, California and Hawaii businessman, to direct It. ing pollution problems that threaten purity of vital water supplies, 6. Scientific research for new sources of water and new uses of minerals have been neglected or frustrated by the administration. He claimed only the insistent efforts of Sen. Clinton Anderson (D-N. Mex.) brought about the cur rent search for an economical saline water conversion method. gmVltTj yi'Al'l j I IJ fW, I, ,bW, fcyh and VnA c J itiinless. Makts a vary strong vmhhm glua joint on all porous mats- i JJ--v', f 1 n ,1 1,7 fiber. In 8-ounca r.filljbl. mmm ,ll aquaeze bottfa. 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I n . . 1 nA ...... c 1 I I i&jE&SE QQt ELECTRIC $C75 $1785 . . Reversible handle . 3-wir' I U I FANS J a LI cord I "" STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. w. y nil DfUVUT .e A A a" IL. 9 Jl ti i.X MAIN AND RIVERSIDE . PHONE SP2.6..9 WXSjll : MEDFORD, OREGON ' "This refusal to develop our natural resources, to provide the material base for tomor row's America, has been Jus tified in the name of econ omy," said Kennedy. "But the narsn lact is tnat these re source policies have been the moat wasteful, extravagant, spendthrift programs since the great giveaways which followed the Civil War. We have recklessly dissipated the resources on which our streng depends. We have thrown away - heedless of our growing needs - oppor tunity after opportunity to In sure that future generations of America will have the wa ter, the power, the timber and the fertile land on which their prosperity will depend." Kennedy said the federal government must "rebuild the resource programs which are the proud heritage of Teddy Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt, and which have been neglected and lgnorcd forcstry, power, reclamation, river-basin development pro grams and all the rest. It was in this context that Kennedy called for coordinat ed development of these re sources according to a blue print worked out by I new council of resources advisor directly responsible to 1 the president, ARTHRITIS? I have batn wo n da r fully blit4 fn balng abl to rtturn to actlva 110 attar auffaring from haad to foal with muscular loranait and pain Most all lointi loamad affactad According to madical dlignoili, I had Rhoumatold Arthritis, Rhauma Him and Bursitis, For frao Inform Hon writa: MRS LELA S. WIER 2805 Arbor Will Drlvo 00 1 P. 0. Bos; 2695 ; Jackson, Mississippi