Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 12, 1961, Image 25

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THURSDAY. JANUARY 12, 1961 JQ Q
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREON
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EXAMINES HOUSE President Eisenhower aging. Behind Ihe President are Henry
examines a model ol the House o Freedom Bacon, executive vice president, Simpson
which was brought to the White House lor Timber company, Seattle, Wash, (left); and
his inspection Wednesday. The house has W. E. Difford, executive vice president,
been erected in Washington, D.C., as a dem- Douglas Fir Plywood association, Tacoma,
onstration house for elderly people in con- Wash., whose companies are among the
nection with the While House conference on sponsors of the house. (UPI Telephoto)
Package of Election
Law Revisions Reviewed
Salem IUPII - A 42-bill pack
age of election law revisions
and a special election bill for
school district one in Mult
nomah county were described
Wednesday at the opening
meeting of the house commit-
Gable's Widow Gets
$5,000 Per Month
Los Angeles - (UPI) - Clark
Gable's widow, expecting the
late actor's first child in early
spring, was granted a monthly
allowance of $5,000 Wednes
day pending settlement of Ga
ble's estimated multimillion
dollar estate.
Superior Judge Clarke
Stephens set the living allow
ance and said it would remain
in effect for no longer than
six months, by which time the
estate is expected to be set
elcd.
Gable, who died Nov. 16 at
the age of 59, left the bulk of
the estate to his widow Kay.
100 Korean Orphans
Arrive in Portland
Portland -CUP11- A group of
100 Korean orphans, sent to
this country through Creswell
farmer Harry Holts orphan
age in Korea, arrived here
yesterday aboard a Korean
National Airlines plane.
Holt started the babylifl
some time ago and more than
2,000 orphans have been
brought to this country.
tee on elections and reappor
tionment.
Elections Director Jack
Thompson said he considered
the election law revision
measures - prepared by his
office after consultation with
county election clerks - to be
p r 1 m a r i ly "housekeeping"
suggestions.
He said he considered the
proposals uncontroversial
Some are expected to be in.
troduced In the house and
others in the senate.
Rep. Edward J. Whelan, D
Portland, said a bill that
would save Multnomah coun
ty an estimated $100,000 in a
special school district elec
tion March 8 would be intro
duced in the house Thursday,
The bill would allow the dis
trict to pool precincts to cut
down on polling places.
A hearing on the measure
was set for 1 p.m. Jan. 16,
Whelan said election and
counting board personnel
who would lose jobs for the
special election were expect
ed to oppose the measure.
Committee chairman George
Annala, D-Hood River, said
the commitee would have to
start from scratch on its oth
er big task-reapportionment.
He said he expected the com
mittee would draft its own
bill after consultations with
election officials and interest
ed parties.
Other bills on the touchy
subject of revising the legis
lature's membership, how
ever, could be introduced by
individual legislators.
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