Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 24, 1961, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPresent State Compensation System Said To Be Faulty Salem -1UPD- Oregon's pres- ent workmen's compensation system is faulty in the areas of safety, claims, hearings and appeals, rating, and out-ot-slate injury protection. --It also fosters poor", employer-employee relations. : Thus did supporters of the so-called three-way, work- Higher Education Pay Boosts Urged Salem -OIPD- Higher Educa . Hon Board Chairman Henry Cabell joined with representa tives of Oregon colleges and universities Thursday night in urging the legislature to keep faculty salaries at a. competi tive level by granting a .19 por cent increase over two years. - That Is about 3 per cent more than Gov. Mark Hatfield has proposed. The testimony was deliver ed before a session of the Joint Ways and Means Com mittee, which is considering the proposed salary hikes. .The increases they seek would cost some $7 million over the next biennium. OBJECTS TO PLAN . Salem - IUPI) - The Oregon Board of Parole and Proba tion said today Gov. Mark Hatfield's reorganization plan would not only take away the b o a r d's independence, it would make the agency Inef ficient. - men's compensation bill sum up their case Thursday after noon before the Senate State and Federal Affairs Commit tee. ; The bill woulrl correct these defects, they said, ' . The arguments for and against SB334 are so weighty that the committee scheduled a fourth session for 1 p.m. next Thursday. .: The bill would give private Insurance companies more of a crack at underwriting work men's compensation which one opposing witness described as a "highly lucrative" business in California, which has three way. : In Oregon the State Indus trial Accident Commission has Air Stewardesses Want Own Line Miami Beach CUPO Another airline argument, this one in volving stewardesses and pi lots, was hanging fire today at the AFL-CIO Executive Coun cil meeting. The council has promised to rule on a request by the stewardesses for a charter to set up their own union apart from the pilots. ' -The stewardesses contend that they have no common grounds with the pilots from the standpoint of work re quirements or a pay scale and that they need an entirely separate union program. The council opened its mid- a near monopoly in this field William J. Moshofsky, Port land attorney for Associated Oregon Industries, completed testimony for backers of the bill and said the crux of the argument is allowing compe tition, Among the opponents was former Gov. Charles A. Sprague who , defended Ore gon's present program, Sprague said he was speak ing as a private employer - as president of the Statesman Journal Publishing Co,, which owns the afternoon Capital Journal and morning Oregon Statesman newspapers. Could B Amended He said Oregon's system works in a fair way for most employers but could be amended to Improve it for both employers and em ployees. Big companies might bene fit under the bill but he said he doubted if small firms would, adding that three-way is a "misnomer" because Ore gon employers actually have three choices now. Labor contends that since private insurance firms have to make a profit, workmen's compensation costs would go up and benefits would shrink. The bulk of labor's testimony will come next week. NOW YOU KNOW United Press International The United States paid Russia, two cents an acre tor Alaska, when It pur chased the area for 17.2 million in 1867. Regional Edition Medfo: Page 2A Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1961 Queen Elizabeth To Visit Pope John At Vatican May 5 coupon clippers and chicken eaters: Vatican City OIPD Vatican officials said today Queen Elizabeth's planned visit to Pope John XXIII is certain to further improve relations be tween the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches. A high Vatican source, not ing that the climate for such a visit was unusually favor able, said the British monarch and her husband, Prince, Philip, would be welcomed with all the pomp and page antry of the Pope's court when they arrive May 3. . Buckingham Palace an nounced in London Thursday that the royal couple would pay a courtesy call on Pope John at the end of a trip to Italy. The queen is the head of the Protestant Church of England which broke away from the Roman Catholic Church In the 16th Century. Appoints Liaison Officer The Church of England also announced it had appointed a liaison officer to the Vati can, Canon Bernard Pawley, This was believed a direct re sult of the meeting last De cember between the Pope and Dr. Geoflrey Fisher, retiring primate of the Church of England. Vatican - circles expressed hope that the queen's visit would not cause undue criti cism from British Protestants who have objected to similar meetings in the past. "It is only a courtesy call but it is certain to strengthen good ' relations," a Vatican spokesman said, The Vatican visit will be the first by a British mon arch since the late King George V called on Pope Pius XI in 1923. His predecessor, King Edward VII, also visited the Vatican. Makes Previous Visit The queen and her husband visited the Vatican once be fore in 1951 when she still was a princess. They called on Pope Pius XII. As head of the British Commonwealth, Queen Eliza beth has many millions of Roman Catholics among- her subjects. The queen believes it would be unthinkable to slight their spiritual leader despite the Protestant criti cism the visit was expected to provoke in Britain, The National Union of Protestants , and the Free Church of Scotland openly objected to Elizabeth's Vati can visit in 1951 and also that of Dr. Fisher, the Archbishop of Canterbury, last year. Market Irregularly Higher at Opening n u m u n a R m a Write down your name and address and mail ub this little coupon with the word "NULADE" from the label of one of our super-plump Nulade chickens or turkeys -and $1.55. We'll send you 4 of these ingenious insulatedTherm-O-Tumblera. (Regular $4 value.) They keep hot drinks from burning your hands. And keep your warm hands from melting the ice in cold drinks. You can wash them in a dishwasher. They're so sturdy, kids can throw 'em at each other and they won't break. (The tumblers that is -the kids might.) So cut out this coupon, fill it in, buy one of Nulade's tender Oregon-grown turkeys or chickens, tear the word "NULADE" from the label, and send $1.50. In that order. You'll use and enjoy these insulated tumblers for years! P.S. If you're a Nulade egg fan, then you'll have to make a decision. Send the word "NULADE" from either an egg carton, or a poultry wrap. 4 insulated $ tumblers Onon REGULAR $4 VALUE I . NAME ADDRESS CITY remember: include the word "NULADE" from either THIS. ..OR. ..THIS AND SEND , IT WITH $1.50 TO: H 0 1 -jiT i miV BOX T 306 S. E. ASH STREET PORTLAND 14, OREGON "Oregon-grown - guaranteed farm-fresh" M n B New York -IUPD Electron ics, special situations and low- priced stocks led the market irregularly higher, in contin ued active first hour dealings today; Quality groups showed lit tle inclination to participate in the hesitant advance. The big oils, tobaccos and rails were narrowly mixed. Autos ranged from a V lower in Chrysler to higher in Ford while .steels hedged between Bethlehem which has un changed and U.S. Steel which tacked on ittj. ... ... ,.- Douglas topped the air crafts with a rise of 1, Johns-Man-vllle, ,.' selling . ex'-dividend, scored a gain of lr, in build ing shares and both GE and Westinghouse inched ahead in the electrical equipments. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York - OIPD - Dow Jones final slock averages: 30 industrials 654.42 up 2.02; 20 rails 144.91 up 1.05; 15 utilities 107.79 up 0.26i 65 . stocks 221.32 up 0.83. Sales Thursday were about 5.62 million shares as com pared with about 5.07 mil lion shares on Tuesday. Thursday's siocks: Allied Chemical Alum Co. Am American Can American Motora .. AT&T American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Armco Steel ., Bendix Corp. Bethlehem Steel .... Boeing Air .. Brunswick ... Caterpillar Corp. Chrysler Corp Coca Cola Continental Can .... Crown Zcllerbach .. Curtlss Wright Dow Chemical Du Pont (xdl Eastman Kodak .... Firestone Ford General Electric .. General Foods General Motors Georgia Pacific Graham Paige Greyhound .... Gulf Oil Homestake Mining Idaho Power I.B.M Int Paper Johns Manville Kennecott Copper Lockheed Aircraft Merck Montana Power .... Montgomery Ward Nat l Biscuit New York Central Northern Pacitlc .. Pac Gas & Elcc .. Penney. J. C Penn RR Phillips Radio Corporation Safeway (xd) Scars Shell Oil prices on selected S7!' 88',' 37 ',4 18 ',j 114'-, 71 40 73 ',4 67 41 V, 3Bla 37't 44 "i 88 'i 38 V, 53',, 20 7.1 li 209 10714 38 Is 72 i 63-1, 741. 44 69 2!i 22 38 U 46li 31 64 1 34 '! 66 !, S4 15 84 33 32 77i IT's 4.V1, 80j 41'i 13's 17 141. 3B' 36 434 Nixons Relaxing' At Arizona Ranch Tucson, Ariz. -ItlPD- Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon and his wife Pat re laxed at a desert ranch today pending their return Tuesday to Los Angeles. It will be the first time the Nixons have returned to Los Angeles since last November when Nixon was defeated by John F. Kennedy for the presidency. . An airport welcome and a large "welcome home" dinner have been scheduled for Nix on by his hometown area friends. The welcome dinner sponsored by the Greater Los Angeles Press Club originally was to have been held at the Press Club but later was changed to the larger Inter national Ballroom at the Bev erly Hilton Hotel because of public demand for tickets. Soconoy Mobil Oil Southern Co Southern pacific Sperry Rand Standard California Standard Indiana .... Standard N. J J.... Sun Mines (xd) Texas . Co Texas. Gulf Sulfur .. Transamerica . 44 , 40, , 22 1 ; 26 . 51 50 4 m 8'i. 1)23, 22'i . 30 at Lin v ' K - . ! vt, if1' "- jT ' 1 I ""-ur""1 ' " V 7 asftM! BETTER RELATIONS SEEN Vatican officials said that Queen Elizabeth's visit to Pope John XXIII is certain to further improve relations between the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches. A high Vatican source, noting that the climate for such a visit was unusually favorable, said the British monarch and her husband, Prince Philip, would be welcomed with all the pomp and pageantry , of the Pope s court when they arrive May 5. Britain's queen is shown in the upper photo) while below is Pope John. (UPI Telephoto) Trans World Air 16!', Tri-Contincntal 40T, Union Carbide 124!4 Union Pacific 31 la United Aircraft 30",i United Air Lines . 42 U. S. Rubber 50, U. S.-Steel 85 Westinghouse .... 43 Youngstown S & T 101 ARNEL JERSEYS ' -W- ','. :. " ! '. ' .-1 " , ' - - , . . . i -i . : . -. . . f Three ways wonderful Diagonol check, stripe and solid LaPointe's triacetate! erseys ... so delicately feminine. Washable! Packable! Soft bodice and flowing pleated skirt; matching grossgrain bell. Won derful fashionl Wonderful price. 1498 Affitififr. IT'S A WONOJRFUL STOKI Saturday Check List OF GOOD VALUES New Helenca sweaters Short sleeved pullovers . . . only 3.29 . . . nationally 3.98. Cardigans . . . only 4.98 . . . nationally 5.98 Exciting bold new fashion colors Dyed to match dac ron and silk blend skirts . . . lilac, hot pink, ice blue, orange ice, lemon or pistachio. ' ' . 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