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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1963 In the Day's News tf FRANK JENKINS PORK LOIN CUT FROM TENDERLOIN END From Salem: A bill that would increase income taxes 20 per cent in order to bring a 10 per cent reduction in local property taxes in ready for introduc tion in the Oregon legislature. The bill provides for distri bution of the money thus rais ed to counties on the basis of the relation each county's assessed valuation, before state equalization, bears to the state's total assessed valuation. IK 7 AtV-.-'-i? W x r s A V' -'- 1 '- ? HONORED Oregon State Police Capt. Paul E. Morgan (center) talks with State Police Superintendent H. G. Maison (left) and Dep uty Superintedendent Holly V. Holcomu, both Salem, during a retirement dinner Sat urday evening for Captain Morgan in Med lord. Nearly 200 persons representing city, county, state and federal police agencies in both Oregon and California, and other friends attended the event. Captain Morgan is a charter member of the Oregon stale police which was organized in 1931. Hol comb was sergeant in charge of the Rose burg office while Morgan was assistant district commander of district three with headquarters here. Captain Morgan served as district commander since August, 1958. (Knackstedt photo) Process of Elimination Index of Characteristics Would Ease Problems of Identification By DICK WEST Washington -(UPU- Shortly before the opening of Con gress, when the pundits and soothsa y c r s were making predic t i o n s conce r n i n g the new ses sion, I climb- cd out on a limb with a forecast of my own. I pre dicted that it West was going to be difficult to learn to recog nize all of the newly elected senators and representatives who were then arriving to claim their seats. I based this daring proph ecy on the fact that the photo graphs submitted by members of Congress for publication in the pocket congressional di rectory frequently are mis leading. The photographs might show luxurious tresses cas cading from pates that actual ly had since become bereft of foliage. Or they might gloss over such distinguishing fea tures as dewlaps, crow's feci. bifocals, porcelain dentures and other marks of maturity. It turned out that my pre diction was more accurate than I had anticipated. This year we had 68 new House members and 12 new senators. To the average newsman who covers the Capitol, only about six were familiar figures, give or take Ted Kennedy. During the opening exer cises and at subsequent meet ings, a number of my col leagues in the press galleries kept copies of the pocket di rectory at hand to aid in identifying the newcomers. Suppose, for e x a m p 1 e, thai you were trying to identify a representative with a rather prominent proboscis. Rather than hav ing to thumb through the directory to find his like ness, you would turn to the index and locate "Roman noses." There you would find listed all of the congressmen who are blessed with this patrician feature. There might be a hundred or so, but only a few would be first-termers, which would narrow the search. Then you would look in the index under "far ears," and that would narrow it still further. Then you would go on through the listings for "double chins," "thin lips," "heavy beards," "receding hair lines," "shifty eyes" and so forth. This way, by the process of elimination, you would final ly find your man. He would be the congressman whose handsome portrait you had missed in the photographic section. millions .... Of People Saw This Advertisement ,n Better Homes A- JL . xf, end Gardens Mm wmasjsamsi mum service I fmk Jul sLsi measured mM, Kfrp4 mm W I ANOTHEKEN WHODISPlAYIT,SIGNIfY v3jl V" k DEPENDABLE rruirnA I e- em 1 r- C The Order of The Golden Rule b I world-wide prufMauinal ersanuation Ot dtptmrtibi. funeral dim: tori. 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PERL FUNERAL HOME CORNER SIXTH AND OAKDAIE Spacious Parking lot Negro Presses for f0le Miss' Entry tomcys for a young Negro who wants to be the second of his race to enter the Univer sity of Mississippc were to take their case into federal court today. U.S. District Judee Sldnev Mize was to hear motions that Dewey R. Greene be admitted to "Ole Miss" immediately and that university Registrar Robert tins be found guilty of contempt for rejecting him. Greene, a 29-year-old Navy veteran, submitted an applica tion last fall but it was turned down. He showed up on the cam pus last Thursday when Neg ro James Meredith was reg istering for his second semes ter and Ellis personally re jected him. The following day William Higgs, a white lawyer from Jackson, filed the motions on Greenc"s behalf. Oregon Accidents Take Three Lives By Uniled Press International Oregon's week end traffic death toll was three. Susan do Sully, 16, Port land was injured fatally in a three-car accident in Portland Saturday. Lorris Wick, 28, Klamath Falls, and Nadine Plouffe, 13, Chiloquin. were killed when their car hit a concrete bridge abutment on U.S. Highway 87 north of Klamath Falls Fri day night. State police Saturday iden tified the driver of a car which went off a Coos county mart jnio tho Coquille river Thursday night as Theodore ZimmiM niHit, 17, C(ks Bhv. His body and the car had not been located. It's a reshift. Presumably, it would be welcome to prop- i erty owners. But let's not get too much excited. EVERYBODY pays! his share of ALL taxes, be-1 cause taxes are a part of the . cost of production, and so : have to be added to prices. Rcshifts of that sort go back to the kitten chasing its tail. a lot of activity is generated, but the kitten doesn't get any where much. ANOTHER example of the i samp nrinrtnlr is this set. ! called LIBERTY amendment to the U. S. constitution which proposes, among other things, to repeal the 16th amendment, thereby prohibit ing federal income, estate or gift taxes. If these taxes were forbid den, and the spending went on unchecked, other taxes would have to be levied. The only way to lower taxes is for government to SPEND LESS. T SUPPOSE you've been reading about this stock piling ruckus that is going on in Washington. Maybe you wonder what it's all about. Let's put it this way: When our early ancestors living out in the wilderness thought they were likely to be attacked by the savages, they laid in extra supplies of powder and lead in order to have plenty of ammunition on hand if and when the shooting started. That s the theory of govern ment stockpiling. In principle, it's wise just as wise as were our ancestors when they laid in extra supplies of pow der and lead in order to be sure of having plenty on hand if and when bad trouble start ed. B UT- Cerman Summer School Scheduled Portland About 65 out standing students from throughout the Uniled Slates are expected to attend the sixth annual German Summer school of the Pacific being conducted this summer by Portland State college. This year's session will be held from June 14 to Aug. .1 on tnc campus ol Marylhurst college, according to Dr. Frederick Peters, professor of German and comparative lit erature at PSC. who will di rect the summer school. The trouble with govern ment stockpiling1 is that when the NEED for it ends the gov ernment goes right on LAY ING IN MORE POWDER AND LEAD because if it didn't go on buying the PRICE MIGHT GO DOWN and so the party in power would lose the votes of the powder and lead producers. TASHION note from Paris: The House of Christian Dior presented a new slender line" silhouette, with sheaths itreamlincd from neckline to hemline. 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