SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
OA's to Support
Three Bills On
Traffic Safety
Portland (UPH- The Oregon
District Attorneys association
has gone on record In favor
of two of three bills in Gov.
Mark Hatfield'i highway safe.
ty program.
The district attorneys, meet'
Ing here Friday, took no ac
Hon on a maximum speed
law, the third item of Icgisla
tion asked by the governor
They will support the so.
called "probable cause" bill
which would allow a police
officer to make arrests at the
scene of an accident without
actually witnessing the ace:
dent and the "Implied con.
sent" bill, which assumes that
Oregon drivers give their con
sent to taking a test for al
cohol In the blood stream
when they accept their state
drivers licenses.
Courtney Johns of Linn
county was elected president
of the association. He suc
ceeds Francis Llnklatcr of
Washington county, who was
made director.
Dick Courson of Umatilla
county was elected vice pres
ident. Hattie Kremen of Mar
ion county was elected secretary-treasurer.
Other direc
tors include Jesse Himmcls-
bach of Baker county and
Avery Thompson of Douglas
county.
Neuberger Backs
Rights of Consumer
Corvallls - IUPD - Sen. Mau
rine Neuberger (D-Ore.) call.
ed Saturday for an end to
hidden credit charges, con
cealing packaging of goods,
and drug monopolies.
She said these represented
abuses of the consumer, "the
only Important group in the
economy who are not effec
tively organized."
"Hidden high finance
charges on easy credit spell
trouble for millions of Ameri
can families buying on time
with installment payments,"
she said.
"Just as consumers have
the right to know what Is In
their credit contract," Mrs.
Neuberger said, "so also they
have the right to know what
Is In the package they buy."
She said often purchasers are
unable to tell from a package
the amount or content of the
product.
The Oregon Democrat said
drug patent monopolies let
the drug Industry "charge
high prices and take enor
mous profits from a captive
consumer public." She spoke
to the Corvallls branch of
the American Association of
University Women.
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EXECUTION SET Execution date for Jeannace June
Freeman, 21, was moved from Dec. 6 to Jan. 20 by Circuit
Judge Robert H. Follcy in Madras last week. (UPI)
Jeannace Freeman
Returns to Prison;
Execution Date Set
Barton Favors
Cigarette Tax,
Broad Tax Base
Salem - AM - State Rep.
Clarence Barton (D-Coquillc),
speaker - designate of the
House, told United Press In
ternational Saturday he fa
vored a tax on cigarettes and
a broadening of the income
tax base.
Both were recommended
Suturday by Gov. Mark Hat
field when he revealed his
$405.3 million budget request
for the 1963-65 biennium.
Barton said "I was chair
man of the Interim Tax com
m i 1 1 e e that recommended
these very things to the 1861
Legislative assembly.
"As to the amount, I've no
quarrel with the four cent
cigarette tax I've repeated
ly urged it. I think Oregon
can no longer afford to be
the only state out of 50 that
has no tax on tobacco.
"However, I'll reserve com
ment on the income tax until
I have a chance to review the
budget. The philosophy of a
net receipts tax was approved
by a tax committee of which
I was chairman.
I want to study the amount
to be raised.
"I'm glad the governor rec
ognizes the validity of our in
terim tax committee. I hope j
the legislature will do like
wise," Barton said.
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Salem - (UPII - Twenty-one-
year-old child slayer Jean
nace June Freeman returned
to the slate prison here about
3:25 p.m. Friday.
Warden Clarence T. Glad
den said that nothing hap
pened during the return trip
from Madias where her exe
cution date was reset for Jan.
29.
During the return she pass
ed by the canyon over which
she is convicted of throwing
Larry Jackson, 6.
"She made no comment as
she passed the spot." Glad
den said. He added Miss Free
man has "been by the area
several times since her arrest,
and has made no special com
ment on any of these times.
She was returned to her
detention cell in the women's
prison here, the warden said.
Ecumenical Council
Takes Unity Steps
Vatican City -HIPP- The
Ecumenical Council Saturday
voted overwhelmingly to ap
prove a draft calling for
"theological, liturgical. Juri
dical, psychological and prac
tical" steps to narrow the gap
between Roman Catholicism
and tile Eastern churches.
The important vote was the
council's first concrete action
towards Pope John XXIII's
lnng-range goal - unification
of all the Christian churches.
Earlier in the day's session,
the applauding council fathers
were informed that the Pope,
suffering from gastric trou
ble and anemia, had shown
a "good improvement" and
hoped to give his rtrular Sun
day blessing from the win-
down of his study.
Elderly Urged To
Attend Hearings
Washington - ITI) - Sen.
II.iiTi.soii A. Williams Jr. iD
N.J.I said Saturday his com
mittee will tour the neigh
borhoods of Portland In a new
effort to hear from the elder
ly in hearing there Monday.
Williams heads the Sub
committee on Involuntary Re
location of the Elderly. It Is
trying to find out, through a
series of hearings in the na
tion, the effects on older peo
ple when they are moved
from their homes by highway
construction, urban renewal
and other public programs.
The committee also will
Iwlii regular morning and
afternoon sessions to hrar wit
nesses at the Sheraton Port
land hotel.
If sent to the gas chamber,
Miss Freeman would become
the first woman executed in
Oregon history.
Her original Dec. 6 execu
tion dale was postponed to
allow her attorneys time for
an appeal to the U. S. Su
preme Court.
The council voted 2,u68 for
36 against with eight void
ballots, to approve a draft on
church unity submitted by the
preparatory commission on
the Eastern church under pa
pal secretary of stale Amleto
Cardinal Cicognanl. It ruled,
however, that the draft should
later becombincd with two
other documents on the same
general subject.
Cicognaiii's draft dealt only
with relations with the Ortho
dox and other Eastern church- ,
es, which broke with Rome
In 1054 A D.
The oilier two documents
deal with (he problem ot
Christian unity as a whole,!
including the Protestants. I
Newsmen Treated
Alter Budget Meet
Salem -HPIu Th "human
lement" was not overlook
ed Saturday when Gov.
Mark Hatfield unveiled his
proposed S405.3 million
general fund budget.
The budget was announc
ed at 8 a.m.
Many of the newsmen
present drove here from
Portland and other cities.
When lhey arrived at the
Capitol, they kiddingly ask
ed, "Where's the coffee?"
When the conference end
ed, newsmen discovered a
member of the governor's
i!?ff had dashed out and
spent about $1 fcr coffee
and rolls for the working
press.
New Land Promotion
Regulations Urged
Portland - (UPII - Oregon
Real Estate Commissioner
Robert Jensen said here Fri
day Oregon needs new laws
to curb deceiving land pro
motion and sales.
Jensen spoke to some 150
realtors. j
The commissioner said
there have been an increased
number of "questionable"
land deals in Orcson during
the past year or two.
He said regulatory laws
are needed to assure honest
advertising and sales. He said
the Real Estate Commission
is drafting a subdivision law.
Jensen told the realtors
lhey should do what they can j
lo stop fraudulent promotion, j
He said a deceiving land!
scheme casts aspersion on the
entire profession. i
Welfare Probe
Asked in Malheur
Pendleton - IUPD - The Ore
gon Welfare Commission Fri
day was asked to provide an
investigator to look into
fraudulent welfare claims in
Malheur County.
The request was made at
the commission's monthly
meeting here. Umatilla Coun
ty asked the commission to
provide its funds for an
investigation of fraudulent
claims. The county has been
conducting the investigation.
Also at the meeting, com
plaints concerning the salaries
of welfare workers were .
aired. I
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ATTENTION
DOG
OWNERS!
Trocfc Tips Over in
Highway 62 Accident
Stale police reported a one
vehicle accident Friday on
Highway 62 three miles from
Medford. No Injuries were re
ported. David Wesley Moore, 24. of
712 Crater Lake ave., Med
ford, was driving the truck
owned by Farmers Packing
company south on the high
way when it went onto the
shoulder. He attempted to got
it bark on the highway, but it
turned over, police said.
Jackson County dog owners my apply snd receive their dog licenses nd tags
by limply filling in the form below and mailing with the required foe to E. M.
MADDEN, COUNTY CLERK, COURT HOUSE, MEDFORD, OREGON, license fees
ire as follows: Male dogs $2.00; spayed female dogs $2 00, female dogs $3 00.
PLEASE SEND ONLY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER WITH YOUR APPLICATION.
Your license and tag will be mailed to you immediately upon application end
remittance. If you have more then one dog, please use other forms of this nature
or attach a separate schedule with the required information.
FINAL DATE FOR PURCHASING A DOG LICENSE WITHOUT PENALTY
IS MARCH 1, 1963.
Application for Dog License
1963
Date.
Owner
Address
Indicate sex of dog by encircling one of the Following:
MALE SPUED FEMALE FEMALE
Dog I Name
Amount of Money Enclosed
Color Breed
Signature ef Applicant
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