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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Tuesday Morning. June 13. 1933 CITY HE ER PLAN BROACHED ropuiar Authorization for Two Federal Loans may Be on Ballot (Continued from pag l) -' ont. assessments mad and cl lectea ana the fiscal affarrs of the city handled In orderly fash Ion. The city manager plan spon sored by the mayor has many sim ilarities to city manager- forms of government now operating In oth- r Oregon municipalities. The two proposed charter amendments to make possible loans from the federal jrovern ment authorize the city to borrow the money either on notes secured by the property to bo built or on general obligation bonds. In the case of the sewage disposal plant the bonds running 40 years and in the municipal dock 25 years. A clause In the sewage disposal charter amendment would permit the city to assess a charge to each sewer connection for the upkeep of the sewage plant and to con solidate the operation of the sew age disposal plant with a city wa ter plant, when and if the latter Is acquired by Salem. The application for R. F. C. , funds to acquire and add to the present water system carries a provision that the purchase price for the plant here shall follow the latest engineers' estimate of worth, which approximates $69 5, 000. s AldermanTlughes and Vande vort clashed over the proposed re tention of J. G. Kelly, engineer, at 200 a month to secure data on the Marlon lake water power pro ject. Alderman Watson Townsend moved the action of the council last Monday,, authorizing the hir ing of Kelly by the utility com mittee, be rescinded. Hughes ob jected and said he resented impli cations by Vandevort that the committee was a "one-man" af fair. Vandevort countered by say ing that he was against Kelly's being hired but willing to abide by the wishes of the council. xunuscuus muuon iosi wnen a majority of the nine councilmen present agreed to let the matter rest until the committee reported nexi aionaay night. The Call Board By OLIVE M. DOAK iliS FOR Pill HUD LEffl TO OFFER MOTIONS, 4TH ELSIXORE Today SummerviUe and Pitts in "Out ail Night." Wednesday Bftbe Daniels in "Cocktail Hour"; o'clock Duhlte weddinr on swge. partmtnt deposits and bronchi the aggregate payments since the bank was closed to Co per cent. The court authorized the atat banking- department to sell Cltr of Burns bonds held by the Stay. ton, Hubbard and Scotts Mills banks for SO cents on the dollar. uwenuuiyn diriKe ana Alice Dona were issued by Burns to Artem UmnA. nA "nance the water system there. Show Soon ED WOODBURN June 12 Mia Joyce L. Woodfin presented hsr students of plane at the Methodist Episcopal church. Friday nirht Thursday Bebe Daniel in. Kenneth Asburry. clarinetist, as Cocktail Hour": 8:15 sutea ana informal musical nam oers were riven alter the nrorram by Carrie B. and Allen Adams of romana. i I 1 A. X ' . ' aiuaems presented Included COUPLES BUG WEIV MflflRlflGE LAW o'clock studio feature pre rue. Friday Double feature; Ralph Bellamy in "Below the Sea"; John Wayne in "Somewhere in Sonora." 9 o'clock Mickey Mouse Revue. Saturday Double feature: Ralph Bellamy in "Below the Sea"; John Wayne in "Somewhere in Sonora." While some eonnlea eomnlatn ot ueiaya occasioned by the new- iy eiiecnve -gin marriar. li (Continued from par 1) settled dsfinltely, but the com mittee agreed to accept the ar rangements offered by Max Geh lhar, head of the state axricni. ture department, whereby the le gion wouia dovetail it one-day celebration of the Fourth Into the three-day rodeo ororram to h staged by Ed Wright, who put on a similar snow at the 1132 sUte rair. The legion will stage a free program of sports for the young pwyie on ins morning of the day, returned yesterday, reloaded and again headed downstream. The Northwestern broutht 100 tons of freight upstream Sunday ana: returned to Portland with about 1X0 tons. Yesterday's rtrer delivery here Included empty barrels for the strawberry pack, and canning su gar, a. large quantity of cannery cartons were loaded for the Port land trip. OREGON SOLDIERY HEADED FOR CAMP Gweldolyn strike, Helen Woodfin. marriage license applications con' f . "fV. , T, nIH. wUI offer Elsie Yoder. Betty Dental, Helen tlnue In Urge number at the ! attrctlon wnIch Yoder. Millicent Evenden. Ken- courthouse. Five couples applied In J v "P0"01' n with Off for the first of the snm- mer's encampments Salem's mili tary men will attend this year. Company B, 162nd Infantry, Ore- HOLLYWOOD Today Diana Wynyard in "Men Must Fight." Wednesday Lew Ayres in "Night World." Friday Esther Ralston in "Black Beauty." May Adams belle Adams Fred Evenden, Jr, Two prizes were awarded ont standing students, Gwendolyn oiriKe getting the one for the older class, and Alice May Adams ior tne younger group. GRAND Today Joan Crawford and ' Walter Huston in "Rain." Thursday Barbara Stan wyck in "Ladies They Talk About." Friday On the stage, K. G. W. "Covered Wagon Days"; on screen, Buck Jones in "Unknown Valley." Max Vernon Fram St. uorer, io uiaraedna M a c k e y, iuouAuia. nmrmiitpu. Garden Show Frklav Mrrm w r. ' . . woonmiDv t 1 o ' I .,7 wh, ii, A.ums vwuvi, 4uud A 4 . A 11 n l wills, m I .. nt. v " mwu viuu ine&iAiiKtJ. i in wnr m v JkT-. a. a . a floral exhibit to b h.H 7rH 7 V. . A """a x"n th fi 'n.. r. .Z. Beri?" Bostrack, 24. 17 v. wiij vcuibi urv i ranrrn rn . i Goods store. In charge of the Margie Lens S? T n 10 show ara fr t t wn -v... ""16 Len,r J3 5 Center man, Mrs. Ronald Bu7ett "TJ' Trefl8t"ed Mrs. Walter Schooler. The com- nine Salem tS' Ute mittee asked that ti ont,!o. k- aIein' farmer, to Vera o,i k.. . " . " . . Man "own, 20. Salem. . hnn.a. iriaay. keener. ' .it terday were- Zil concessions on the grounds. William Jensen. l r, n ..ruue? management will a teacher, to Grace Qehrsaen s s cnarge at the main HiliiT i lh?, - ?.ateg of e fairgrounds on the " ' w . I T1TOT Ibta A m ... V .. . . .. -" " uui un me j"ourtn admission to the grounds will be rree and the charge will be for the rodeo field onlv and for soma oi me night attraction's. made before 9:30 a. m. FISHER DISCUSS ES SJLES TAX POLICY " The first of its kind in Salem will ba the Mickey House revue to be given by local talent at the Elsinore theatre Friday night at 8:15 o'clock. The twenty best talented young sters of the past year that have appeared before the audiences on Saturday matinees will be featur ed in a grand ensemble of singing, dancing and comedy. "Boots" Grant and his dance" band will accompany all the num bers on the stage. Miss Mason Goes Eaet WOODBURN, June 12. Miss morninr nrt Headquarters batterr. 24 S th coast artillery, at 8:45. These two troop trains, from southern Ore gon will Join six others at Port land for the consolidated move ment to Camp Clatsoo and Port oievens. By 3 p.m. todav all the t. will have arrived In camn. n first order of business upon their arrival will be a searching inspec tion of every member of the com mand. Cost of the 15-dar en campment is estimated at over 00.000. The annual visitors' day review d sham battle, attended bv Gov ernor Julius L. Meier and war department officials, will occur nuuutsuiix, June 12. Miss D.. a J J i rirginia Mason, Instructor ot&USSeS Added, uu6.uu ouu dramatics in tne y I0"1 "3 l8po1l !eaTt 'or CH Lw Rates Given. vo" iu weei vobtr una I ' plans to take up an eight-weeks (jTeVllOllTnJ LinPC course in studying nlav nrodnc. vuitu AwiiC tlon at Northwestern university, Pn1,,n . . . worklne toward an f. a Following closely upon the ar- . . .. . . , i riTRi rr it taw . v sue will also visit relatlr In ha : ""es ior ugt a n.an a ' ., . service east and spend some time t th Century of Progress fair. SsVfSSS 21 -DAY ROUND-TRIP TO WORLD'S FAIR in De luxe Chair Car Other low round trip fares for travel In tourist cars and standard Pullmans. Also eco nomical all-expense trips, ourf or THt PORTLAND ROSE tor cempnri Information and FREI petition boofclat Inquire of General Passenger Dept., 637 Pit toe k Block, Portland, Ore. An error was made concerning the date of the public wedding which is to be an event at sinore this week The Board WOODBURN. June 12. Mm R. A. Trullinger oresided at thA meetin Of the Wnn1hnrn W ri T. U., held at the Methodist church Cis 18 J,9'76 luesaay afternoon on western routes. PaH- ric. Greyhound lines has announ ced reductions In bus fares effec tive at once, according to W. W. Chadwick. agent, at the Senator noiei. ' he new fare to sn vron. According to word receivpd rrom u. G. Market." Pacific r.r. the Fl ue,t' A Plan fr organizing hou?d tra"ic manager, increased ? cte,d; nd that t38 er ine " a L. T. L. this fall, submitted by publIc use ot modern bus trans- the f31. Property tax r The ona and only Durnns Af I Satnrtlav, inn. 9i ia saies tax is to relieve the burden on real property." Earl i. Fisher of the state tax commis sion, told audience at the Wo men s Greater Oregon association meeting held at the chamber of commerce last night. "Local de pendence on property taxes Is headed for collapse," he declared. Stating that $80,000,000 will be needed for local government In the state the next two Tears. Fisher asserted that with prop erty earnings reduced, it would be almost impossible for property to pay this tax. He pointed out that at present only 44 per cent oi tne taxes due on the first-half of the 1932 tax rolls has been col- cent of rolls was VISITORS AT BROWN HOME HUBBARD, June 12. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brown and child ren Phyllis, Phoebe and Nora Nell, of Vancouver, have been vis iting several days at the Waldo Brown farm. L. George Miller of Portland, Joined the group Sun day. They returned Sunday night, so Mr. Brown could take up his work Monday as director of th Vancouver play narks. Bettv Brown returned with her aunts. date is correct In the Call Mrs- Jul,a Kott8- "ad by Mrs. "on ha, made it possible to unTpfa,d at l,he tend,of 1932. --Wednesday at 9 o'clock Carrle Youn' reduce fares and at the same time hAihl "alfs tax'aw ,s T,ted, la w eanesaay at y o ciock. required the addition of th bT tne People at the special elec- 1TTH WHINE OVER OKHOTSK SEA (Continued from pagb 1) and stop at Petropavlovsk, in the Kamchatka, peninsula. Latest reports said heavy wa ter and headwinds threatened along his chosen route. Sharp northern winds blew yesterday Thev exneet tn h .w. .i . over -th sea of Okhotsk as far &pi L 1. aJ?e .toif, In - - yc.icu nntt hnckpra start required the addition of th new coaches to the Greyhound fleet. VISITING IX OREGOX aiuuisiAlN VIEW, June 12. Mr. and Mr. H. B. Wonon. A 1 . ineir son and daughter of In- uio, jaiir., wno were recent guests at the Ammon Grice home are now with other friends la Sa- DETROIT. Jane 12-Prenara- -r,7;,, mCf 7 J? linn. ,.a .i.- . . " U1 1110 nuuimer 1U nco ui.uc me iasL vbai rnr i rtvnn a . - the operations of logging above Gr cV kn of her .Uter M s Camp 17 on French creek. A Percy Castle is M?s. Ctara YouS crew of construction workern in nf rnmln- n .v. r."" ?." wrmer nome , JZ. ZZa V" r,ur ao OI Mrs- Grice and Mrs. Castle - v. iircs uu ior reDaira LOGGING OPERATION WILL BE RESUMED tion July 21, it will go into ef- rect immediately and remain in force until June 30, 1935. Fisher said it would raise an estimated 16,000,000. GOULD NOT GET A NIGHT'S REST Tired Eyery Morning Lydia E. Pinkham's VegeUble Com pound Helped Her to Sleep raSUOWHOUSETO TWO VESSELS HAUL FREIGHT 01) RIVER the area. Charities Asking For Pound9 Gifts The ma,n road has een m' iuui ouayo since tne neavy rains to Monday morning. Heavy rains have slackened the progress of road work at Guthrie MacDougalls road camp at Pam- eiia crees, 13 miles above Detroit JJNION PAG II FOE 'sMSSlSBS(iMgB MBMBMMllissJ An almost superhuman effort is being made by the Associated Charities to keep the unemployed men busy those who come to the Charities for work. But there is not food enough to feed the men who want to work and so an old-fashioned "pound" party is be ing planned by Mrs. J. H. Ross, supervisor at the Charities. Any one having a pound of some sort of food stuff that he can spare is asked to bring or send it to the Charities. If any one has more, he does not need to stop with one pound, and the party is on right now. Send the donation any time ana it win be accepted, which makes traveling back and forth to work quite uncomfortable. MRS. RAYMOND RETURX8 VALSETZ. Juna 12 m vr work E. Raymond, returned frnm Sa lem hospital this week, where she bad been for two weeks, for at tention to a broken left arm and shoulder. Mrs. Raymond was feeding the chickens, when she slipped and fell. She remained here nine days without medical attention. Her daughter, Mrs. Elisabeth Williams, of Seattle, is with her. Fourth Dividend Oi Aurora Bank IsOrdered,$9032 Judge L. G. Lewelling yester day ordered the payment of a fourth dividend in the savings department of the Aurora State bank, which went into the hands of the state banking department February 1931. The dividend, totalling $9032, was for ten per cent of the proved savings de- 500 Seats is LAST TIME TODAY, HURRY! OK THE SCREEN'S SUPREME AOX, COMEDY TEAM ! SLIM 5UMMERVILLE ZASU PITTS IN 'Out all flight' W a. M Mr AT mT .A must? M A HorneOtTKd Theater Pv OB.LYWO0U LAST TIMES TODAY den Aiso xjanrei st Hardy Comedy Are Dime Nites Wednesday & Thursday Aji upward surge in paper and wool shipments out of Salem has enabled Salem Navigation com pany to put both its river steam ers, Northwestern and Stranger, into operation, on a boat-a-day schedule, Manager Arnold s. Johnson, reported yesterday. Un til a week ago, only the North western was making the Salem Portland run. High water is preventing top cargoes. The Stranger, which moved away from Portland with 160 tons of wool, paper products ana miscellaneous goodsSarfur Hi , . , K ii "I Could not ret a rood nfoht'a a " :a v " iur uycr vwcive monies. n,very morn ing I was very tired. Since I took the Vegetable Compound. I sleep much better, and tet throuffn mv wnrlr mnn eaniy. 1 am sixty-one years old and I look after a sixteen rnnm mranht house beside doing the cooking for my- Hflf rA liiiaK.nrl " nr.. IT . will, 517So.Main8t. JaJlRJver.Maas. If you are restless and nervous, take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Kund. It ouiets the nerves and brings ck sound, refreshing sleep. ILwsti CmEEi IBe Safe amd Save! TOMORROW NIGHT AT 9 P. M. ON THE STAGE tht fatxiugt jot nifrtifiit LEW AYRES Mae Clarke, Boris Karloff 1aW ll'l rfalil 1 Iwrf! v AMiTfl Sxtvirrr On the Screen TOMORROW THURS. A sparkling, bubbling! heady concoction that will make your veins tl gle with excitement. 1 rs UXiO . ' - BEtE DANICI c mmT kkw v Mrrr rtatte Coming i Friday-Saturday KGW'. COVERED DAYG ran ILQW cm NOTICE .TOJHI MOTOBINO PUBLIC Nafins haibn Sranhd on, clHr manufacturer I maltt TIIEiDL0l7C3T POOOF TIDE patented and ntadeonlyby Prepare for Fast. Safe Summer Driving Save Money by Spending Now TIRE PRICE INCREASES ARECOMING O Demand for the BLOWOUT-PROOF General Tire Is breaking all sales records factory run-' ning 24 hoars a day, 7 days a week, To keep production at top speed to get still more people ' riding on safe, BLOWOUT-PROOF Tires this week we hare joined the factory In making extra allowances for used tires cutting profit margin With the hot weather "blowout season- ahead and tire prices going up NOW Is the time to buy BLOWOUT-PROOF Generals for safety and saying. Come in while our special offer con tinne. Don't wait for cash easy terms if desired; ! Tone In! "Lives at Stake" KGW 6:00 p.. m. Tonight, Tuesday Chemek eta at ' Liberty St, ' Mia e bhilil Smith v Watkin Phone 3412 I BE 'STATE THEATRE' State theatre Is to be the name of the new showhoase which Is announced to go in on Church street oft Court, and Eddie Lewis, who has been Identified with the theatre basin ess tn Salem and in other western Oregon towns for many rears, will be the manacer. Brief announcement was made last week by J. Don Tounr. own er of the buildla. that it would be remodeled for theatre pur poses. The Davidson motor shop. now tenants are moving one door north. Alterations will start with in a week and U Is expected the house will open about Angu. 1, Lewis stated yesterday. The build ing will be rebuilt specially for cound pictures. The showhouse will feature first and subsequent run pictures and Lewis stated yesterday, nlc- tures had already been engaged ior tne opening. R. C. A.-Victor photophone, "Fidelity Equip- ment," it is called, has been or dered for the reproducing device. Thla is the same type as was in stalled in Radio City. Lewis began hia show career in Salem at the am of is with Frank Bligh la the old. Liberty theatre. He worke4 under George Guthrie as house manager at the Oregon before It closed. More re cently he was with the A. O. Roy theatre group of Eugene, Med ford and Corvallls and then with Rivoli and State at Grants Pass, as manager. Lewis did not disclose the names of his associates. The en- terprise will be incorporated as States Theatre, Ine. He was not ready to announce the admission rate of the house, but indicated it would be a popular price house. SCHOOL BORRD MEETS Salem school board will hold a regular meeting at Superinten dent George Hug's office at 8 o'clock tonight. Only routine busi ness is expected to come up. 87 Miles on 1 Gallon? GasSaver Engineers, C5351 st.. 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