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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1M
Sen. Wayne Morse
Reports $9,585 as
'62 Net Income
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen.
Wayne Morse, D-Ore., reported
to the Senate today his 1962!
"net" income was $9,585 on a
gross of $69,247. His estimated I
property assets, mostly in
farm holdings, totaled between
$388,000 and $438,000.
Morse made public his own
Income and assets in a Senate
speech during action on legisla-
tion to require such public dis-j
closure by top federal officials i
and national political committee
officers. He emphasized he has
been introducing such measures
since 1946. ;
After 17 years, he told the'
Senate, public and press alike 1
would have no Interest in the
conflict of interest problem '
"were it not for the headline-!
making activities of one former I
benale employe ex Demo
cratic Secretary Robert G. (Bob
by) Baker.
Not Making Scapegoat
"I am not interested in mak
ing a scapegoat of one man, of
seeinR him pilloried with the
idea that all the conflicts of in
terest within the congress will
be forgotten when his case is
finished," said Morse. The cur
rent Rules Committee inquiry
Into t h e Baker "outside inter
est" case must "not he the end
of the matter," he said.
Detailing his own financial
picture, Morse reported that in
addition to his Senate salary of
$22,500, he received in 1062 a
total of $10,364.01 in lecture
fees, $5,000 for his service as
"impartial chairman" of the Na
tional Electrical Benefit fund of
the National Employes Benefit
Board, and $27,512.61 in gross
farm income.
He said he also received $432
In interest and $3,439.28 in "oth
er" amounts for official travel,
office and communication al
lowances. From his $69,247.90 of income
he deducted $59,662.28 in ex
penses for farm operation, de
preciation, Senate cost-of-living
allowance, official travel, personally-paid
office items and
federal income tax withholding
payment, for a net of $9,585.62.
He pointed out that he also
has such "incorporeal" assets
as his wife and family, and the
trust of Oregonians who have
elected him four limes lo Iho
Senate.
The most valuable property
asset listed was his 29-acre
farm on the edge of Eugene,
Ore. on which he estimated the
market value at $200,000 to
$250,000.
investment In Farm
He said his Investment In this
farm, owned for 40 years, is be
tween $60,000 and $70,000, and
that lis substantial increase in
value results from lis proximity
fo the growing city of Eugene, I
which now has "grown around
three sides of the farm." t
The Morse family's second
farm at Poolcsvillc, Md., out
side Washington, has an esti
mated market value of shout
$75,000, he said, In Ibis 74-acre
property he said he has a total
investment of about $50,000, not
including taxes since 1957.
Morse listed these other as
sets: Mortgages held on farm pro-
erty, $17,500; stocks and bonds,
$50 (slock interest in the Port- j
land Reporter newspaper at
Portland); bank savings, $10,
000 in the Riggs National Bank,
Washington; accounts receivable
$5,700; livestock, $40,000; four
horses, $800; two ponies, $200;
eight sheep, $200; four hogs,
$100; 100 chickens, $150; farm
equipment, $15,000 lo $20,000;
household goods, $10,000; two
cars, $1,500; insurance cash val
ue, $7,500; government insur
ance value, $5,000.
Tips Given lor
Christmas Calling
Looking ahead to the annual
surge of long distance calls on
Christmas Eve and Christmas
Day, J. H. Creager, Medfnrd
manager for Pacific Northwest
Bell, offered to help calls go
through (aster.
They include: Consider call
ing before Christmas to avoid
the rush. Lower rates start al
B p in. and continue all dav
Sunday.
Dial long distance calls
directly when possible. Instruc
tions for direct dialing are in
the front of the telephone di
rectory. Call station In station rath
er than person lo person.
Call by number in any
rase, including the area code
for calls lo points outside Ore
gon. Voice paths lo America's
smaller towns or rural commu
nities are the ones most likely
to become clogged by holiday
calls.
Nearly twice the normal
force of operators will he on
duty throughout Oregon and ex
tra long distance circuits will
be used lo help meet the rush,
Creager said.
COLLEGE LOW APPROVED
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Community Facilities Adminis
tration Friday approved a $680,
000 college housing loan to
George Fox College of New
berg, Ore.
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Public Library
Lists Hours of
Holiday Closure
Tho Piihlin T !Ui.nM. .( ir.j
tuiu ttnu ijai'Kson county will
be closed for Christmas observ
ance from noon Dec. 24 through
Dec. 26. This decision was
reached at the December meet
ins of the Library Trustees.
Reports presented at the
meeting showed that home use
of books increased by 13 per
cent at the library during No.
vembcr.
Circulation increased from
25,327 to 28,719 books.
Highest Increases were In the
Phoenix and Jacksonville
branches and the Medford Jun
lor Department. Phoenix reg
istered a 52 per cent increase;
Jacksonville a 33 per cent in.
crease, and the Junior Depart
ment a 36 per cent increase
The grand total showed horn,
use of books increasing from
136,952 books to 157,625 books.
The library users increased
bv 183 for thfi mnnlh Tnt.l
istered borrowers Is now 21,078.
The library added 1,613 books!
records and pamphlets durina
Ihn mnnlh
it iiiuiiui.
Other lihrn
ported included the use of the
public meeting room by 19
fil'OUDS. DlP KPnHintr nt 1A hMu
collections to school libraries,
mu n 5cnooi class visits to the
library.
The Library Trustees approv
i painting specifications for
le headauarters llhrarv mA
the DurchaKA nf a mimriin.
reader.
PET TALK
Sy M. 1. 1.
SACRED BURDEN
From Rplfinm prima iXtm
legend of a donkey. He was
very vain creature, snrl whil.
eating grass in the pastures at
uaince, considered himself the
most handsome animal there.
wncn getting water, he espe
cially admired his reflection,
thinking how beautiful his long
aimen cars were. He even 015-
dained the pretty white hors.
which the Roman messenger
rode to tell Joseph, the carpen
ter, oi me Rovcrnor s oraer to
enroll all citizens.
But en route In Bethlehem.
the donkey cxnerienced a
change of heart. As his master.
joscpn iea me proua Beast
along the rough path, bearing
Mary upon his back; the animal
crew meek and humhlo Anrl
after returning to Nazareth
carrying the Mother and the
Christ rhilrl. thn nthmr animal
wnnriflrpri friar fh rlnntu
not boasting of the great honor
bestowed unon him. When mi-
tinned whnt hnrl rnma n,r.M
him. thn hlimhlA nroahir inlA
the other beasts that since his
ears had hnnrri (he vniVac nt thA
angels lifted in song, he would
always droop them in humble
reverence for the heavenly fa
vor, and would never be vain
flnv more, hut wnitlrt ntwava
strive to serve mankind.
The Spirit of Christmas is the.
eternal foe of cruelty. No man
who yields to Its sway can look
with other than kindly eyes
upon the least of those living
things that have capacity for
pain. Whatever the burden of
suffering that rests upon the
animal world today, it is less
by many fold than it was be
fore that night when a little
child was born In the stable in
Bethlehem.
Our Christmas wish to you
To you
Whose love includes all furred
and feathered things
Whose charity and comfort
reaches those who are forlorn-
May heaven bless you, may
angels touch your hands,
And Peace and Joy be youri
this Christmas morn.
Local Man Appears
On Assault Charge
William W. Branscomb, 43, of
a local hotel, appeared in Jack
son County District Court Thurs
day on charges of assault with
a dangerous weapon. The case
was continued until Monday.
Branscomh requested ap
pointment of counsel and bail
was set at $2,500.
Branscomb is charged in con
nection with an incident in
which William Peter Grotte, 30,
of 344 Mae St., Medford, was
stabbed on South Riverside Ave
nue last week in front of a tav
ern. Medford Lawyer Otto Frohn
mayer was appointed Thursday
to represent johnny Lee Wil
liamson. 21, Klamath Falls, who
is charged with burglary not in
a dwelling. Ball was set it
$1,500. His case was continued
until Monday.
Patrick Ford, Medford law
yer, was appointed to represent
Fredrick Michael Wooldridge,
23, of Medford, who Is charged
with obtaining property by false
pretenses. Ball was set at
$1,500.
The case of Aaron James
Pruncr, 21, Grants Pass, who is
charged with forgery, also wan
continued until Monday. Bail
was set at $1,500.
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