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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, VM
MKDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5,
MEDKORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON
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Grandmother
Wants Allowance
To Mother Cut
OLYMPIA (UP1) -The grand
mother of a 13-ycar-old heiress
to more than $2.5 million Tues
day urged the State Supreme
Court to cut off the $500 allow
ance which the girl's mother
draws from the estate.
In a brief filed with the court,
Mrs. Jane Harrison of Auburn,
Calif., said the mother, Julie
Vance Ivarsson, does nothing to
earn the money other than
"those maternal duties perform
ed by any mother."
In the middle of the dispute
which has been raging most of
her life Is Victoria Harrison
Ivarsson who was born in Se
attle May 19, 1951. Shortly after
she was born, her father, Ed
ward Harrison, died in a freak
accident on a Seattle golf
course.
Harrison left most of his es
tate, which included part of the
Weyerhacusrv timber fortune,
to his daughter.
In addition to demanding an
end to the allowance which
Mis. Ivarsson draws from the
estate to pay for Victoria's edu
cation and welfare, Mrs. Har
rison urged the court to require
Mrs. Ivarsson to reimbuse the
estate for more than $50,000 in
allowances and fees paid during
the past several years.
Mrs. Ivarsson has 30 days in
which to file an answering brief
with the court.
Victoria, her mother and
adoptive father, Karl Ivarsson,
now live in Zermatt, Switzer
land. But the girl's money is in
a Seattle bank.
Mrs. Harrison complained that
neither Mrs. Ivarsson nor Vic
toria have appeared in court in
Seattle during t h e past few
years when the girl's estate was
under consideration.
Before any additional allow
ance payments are authorized,
Mrs. Harrison argued, Mrs.
Ivarsson "should be required to
appear personally before the
tial court.. .and submit herself
to direct and cross examina
tion." In addition, Mrs. Harrison
said, Victoria's appearance in
court Is "essential."
She claimed "conflicting alle
gations as to the care and well
being of the child, from whose
estate sizeable sums of money
have been taken ostensibly for
lier welfare, could well be re
sol v e d by such an appear
ance. Oh
Morse Opposed
To Dunes Measure
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Action
on a Senate bill to create an
Oregon Dunes National Seashore
was stalled Tuesday as a result
of objections by Sen. Wayne
Morse, D-Ore.
Morse served notice Tuesday
night that he opposes the mea
sure to create a M.OOO-nerc
park on the coast of Oregon.
The Oregon Democrat said
the Senate "should think a long
lime" before approving a hill
not backed unanimously by the
Oregon congressional delegation.
Morse said he objected chiefly
At.
VII
to provisions in the bill to al
low the condemnation of private
land.
"We can have a park in the
dunes area of Oregon without
taking a square foot of private
property," he declared. Morse
addpd that an adequate park
could be put together from pub
lic property.
"In (act," be said, "It is more
than the public would ever use.
Morse submitted amendments
to the bill which would remove
the interior secretary's power to
condemn property without the
consent ol the owner.
Portland Druggists
To Fill Proscriptions
PORTLAND (UPI) - The
Portland Retail Druggists Asso.
ciation has agreed to continue
filling prescriptions for welfare
patients despite a cut in pay
mentis by the Salate WelUre
Commission.
The action was taken Tuesday
at a meeting.
Druggists said they would not
fill welfare prescriptions after
the commission announced a 31
per cent slash In October. The
commission said claims were ex
ceeding available funds.
Peace Corps Members
Type To Move West
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) -Today's
younger members of
the Peace Corps are the youngs
ters who once would have head
ed for the Old West, according
to a University of Rochester ed
ucator. Dr. Helen Nowlis, associate
dean of students and a profes
sor specializing in the psycholo
gy of adolescence, observes that
the 'Idealism of youngsters who
join the Peace Corps is typical
of the period of lntc adoles
cence." PAVED WAY
ITHACA ,N.Y. (UPI) - The
first journalism course In an
American college was offered
at Cornell University in 1874. In
1876. Cornell awarded the first
JourMlurm degree (n America.
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Artist Is First
To Be Hired By
Packaging Firm
By JESSE ROGUE
t'PI Financial Editor
NEW YORK (UPn In In.
day's packaging industry, about
the first man an employer hires
when starting up a new com.
pany is an artist, explained Bur.
ton Kossoff. He spoke with the
assurance of one who knows the
business from the ground up.
Kossoff is president of his
own firm, Uie Burton Packag-
5
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mg to., inc., which designs and
makes boxps anH Hioilst.c u ;r
40 years old, and an active
member of the Young Presi.
donts Organization, Inc., com
posed of businessmen who have
become presidents of thnir
companies before they are 40.
- "When I staitprl r.n in hncL
npss for mvtiotf tin m.A tu-
...j..... ,,,, ju.,n, Uie
tirst man I hired was an ar
list," Kossoff said.
"AllVhnriv Pan mairo nrrl
.......v. tOU-
board or paperboard boxes
uui anyone wno mod to make
an imprint in the packaging in-
dUStrV tnriav with nn ninn nrnn-
aration than that would get no
where. Everything we do is
mane io orner. There s no stock
of 'packages' on hand."
While Kossof is full of enthu
siasm for the business' which he
runs, he is pnimllv vnlnhla nn
the subject of the YPO and the
Drnhlems nf th evppuh'vn hnih
young and old.
"One thine vnu finri wlipn vnu
meet With nthprs'whft aro run
ning companies is that there
are a lot. nf.cnmmnn nrnMoma
in broad fields," he explained.
Another thing ho has learned
from talking with other success-
iui young Dusmcssmen is their
feeling that there is "such a
tremendous lack of good execu
tive talent everywhere."
Kossoff said he felt that too
many young men who have the
talent to succeed are willing to
do just enough to get by on a
cumioriame living scale but
don't want to break out of any
area in which they feel secure,
or feel that they have built-in
protection of some kind. There
is a reluctance, he feels, among
many qualified potential oxecu
, lives, to strike out on their own.
Mrs. Tippit Gels
MoreThan $100,000
DALLAS (UPI)-Americans,
still mourning the assassination
of President Kennedy Tuesday
had sent more than $100,000 to
the widow and three children of
policeman J. b. Tinni'l. who
died cnosmg the suspected as
sassin. . .
A survey of sources receiving
money showed the fund well
past $100,000, including more
than $6.'i,000 counted at the do-
lice station where 14 large bags
of mail remained unopened.
Texas A&M also had award
ed university scholarships to
the two sons of the late police
man. Southern Methodist Uni
versity offered his 10-year-old
daughter, Brenda, a scholar
ship. ,
The Dallas Morning News
reported $5.01)0 1 had' been re
ceived for Mrs. Lee Harvey Os
wald, .widow of the suspected
assassin. ; A Houston minister
reported his congregation sent
the Russian-born woman $1,000.
Secret Service agents were han
dling the contributions.
Arsonist Blamed
For Airliner Fire
MIAMI (UPI) - Authorities
said Tuesday they suspected that
a fire which broke out Monday
in the washroom of a New York
to Miami airliner was set by an
arsonist.
"All indications are that It
was a set fire," said Metro Fire
Chief Milton Q. Bullock, who
was called into the investigation
by federal authorities.
Arson experts continued in
spection of the aircraft today to
determine exact cause of the
fire.
None nf the 109 persons
aboard the National Airlines
m
5
plane was injured and the huge
DCS landed at the International
Airport here without incident.
Several passengers were ques
tioned by the FBI, but no
charges have been filed.
'Human Rights Week'
Designated by LBJ
WASHINGTON (UPD-Presl-dent
Johnson Tuesday desig
nated the week of Dec. 10-17 as
"Human Righls Week." He
called upon all Americans to
rodedicate themselves to the
principles set forth in the U.S.
Bill of Rights and the United
Nations Declaration of Human
Rights.
His proclamation set forth
Dec. 10 as "Human Rights
Day" to commemorate the 15th
anniversary of the U.N.'s adop
tion of the universal declaration
of human rights. It designated
Dec. 15 as "Bill of Rights Day"
to mark the 172nd anniversary
nf the adoption of tha first It
i
eg
I amendments to the Constitution.