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PAGE TWELVE (The OREGON! STATESMAN, Salcin, Oregon,1 Wednesday Morning, September 21, 1938 Budgets Filed By Institutions 11 State. Agencies Asking $6,157,184 for Coming Biennium' s Expenses Budget requests filed by the 11 state institutions for the 1939-40 biennium total $6,157,184 56, as compared to $3,810,794.82 appro priated for the 1937-38 bienni m. Stale Budget Director Wal lace S. Wharton announced Tues day. : - - - - , ! ' This is" an Increase of $2,436, 889.54. i Included in the toUl requests lor the next biennium, starting January 1. 1939, is 11,645,158 for a building program. - i ! Requests for the 1939-40 bien lum, compared with the appro priations for 1937-38 follow: j Salary Bequests '. Rise !"l: I Salaries and wages, 11.920. 821.92 requested; $1,540,087.59 appropriated for 1937-38; $380. 754.62 increase. This Increase of 24.7, per cent due primarily to placrng the state institutions 6n a 44-bour week work basis. General expenses, $117,275.09 requested $93,923.30 appropri ated for 1937-38;- $23,251.79 in crease. ..'-!- ' Operatfng expenses, $1,783. 122.15 requested; $1,534,547.59 appropriated for the 1937-38 bi ennium; $248,447.57 increase. ! Maintenance expenses, $240, 107.30 requested; $171,525.50 ap propriated for 1937-38 biennium; increase $68,582. Capital outlay, $901,583.90 re quested; $269,742.34 appropria ted for 1937-38 biennium; $631, 841.90 increase. Special requests, $1,194,274 re quested; $185,842.34 appropria ted for 1937-38 biennium; $1. CG8.431.66 increase. - I Items for the requested build ing program will include both cap ital outlay and special requests. ! ' Requests By Institutions i Oregon Blind Trades school, Portland: $63,8 67.54 appropria ted for 1937-38; $64,710.19 re quested for 1939-40. : State deaf school, Salem: $151, 269 appropriated for 1937-38; $366,243 r ested for 1939-40 Eastern Oregon state hospital, Ptndleton: $555,527 appropriated for' 1937-38; $749,230 requested for 1939-40. 1 Eastern, Oregon tuberculosis hospital. The Dalles: $319,527.84 appropriated for 1937-38; $423, 763 requested for 19: 40. Oregon Fairview Home, Salem: $401,568.74 appropriated for 1937-3S; .$736,295 requested for 1939-40. I Girls industrial school, Salem: $65,887.60 appropriated for 1937 ; $79,592 requested for 1939 40. State Penitentiary, Salem: $550,194.52 appropri ated for 1937-38; $933,260 requested for 1939-40. i Boys training school: 108,551.-46- appropriated for 1937-38; $140,223.25 requested for 1939 '40. i Boys training school, parole staff: $15,065.78 appropriated for 1937-38; $11,2 9 3 requested for 1939-40. i Oregon state tuberculosis hos pital, Salem: $458,265.08 appro priated for 1937-38; $594,902.95 requested for 1939-40. ' Oregon state hospital: $1,027,- 39.62 appropriated for 1937-38; $1,795,083.97 requested for 1939 40. v Default Divorces ! Granted to Three i. Three default decrees were granted by Circuit Judge I G. Lewelling here yesterday. Decrees vere as follow X: i Ef fie Sherman ts. Kenneth C. Sherman; divorce allowed, de fendant given custody of two chil dren during school year, plaintiff the remainder of the year with de fendant ordered to pay $30 a Month while children are .In charge of plaintiff, i Josephine I Jones vs. Milton Jones; - divorce granted, plaintiff dven custody of one child, defen dant ordered to pay $10 a month for its support. i Floyd E. Halstead ts. Ira Lil lian Halstead; divorce allowed, defendant's former name re stored, i Complaint for divorce was filed yesterday "by Mable M. Butte ILainis Yim Caia IPsay I ' ImI I V K.-.-.lMltVM'l' TLTIOTiTElIl) STATES NATIONAL BANK of Portland i i SImb? Federal 2epsU IsMeiraaee CorperatJesa As Chamberlain t. Bit Foreign Minister: von Bibbentrop, Sir Nevfle Henderson, Prime Min j : . Ister Chamberlain ji : This historic photo, sent by radio across the Atlantic, shows Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, right, as he was greeted by Joachim von Bibbentrop, German foreign minister, on arriving at Munich, Germany, after flying from London. . Sir Nevile Henderson, British ambassador to Germany, is in the center. Chamberlain returned to London to confer with the British cabinet following his conference with Hitler at Berchtesgaden, a parley at which the Reichsfuehrer was believed to have stood firm on his demand for autonomy for . . 1 , Sudeten against Christopher Butte, jto whom she was married in Salem April 25, 1921. She asks for cus tody of their two children, $40 a month for their support, $20l a month alimony, $75 attorney ee and possession of an automobile and certain household goods. Cruel and in hu mail treatment alleged. S is Coast Hop Crop To Be Rechecked Recheck of the estimates of the Oregon - California - Washington hop crops for 1938 will be com pleted within two weeks, it was announced at the hop control board offices here Tuesday. As it now Btands, preliminary handling certificates have been issued to growers permitting ship ments of 1938 hops bought Ion contracts executed prior to June 14, 1938. Certificates also have been j is sued covering a quantity produced by any grower in excess of 1 50 per cent of that grower's probable salable allotment; under the mar keting agreement. Proposed Utility Vote Slated, Wasco I . ! November S has been fixed as the date for an ) election on for mation of the proposed northern Wasco county people's utility dis trict, C. E. Stricklin, secretary; of the state hydroelectric commis sion, announced.! - Application for the election was received from the Pomona grange of Wasco county, last Friday. The district would comprise . 444 square miles and include the mu nicipalities of The Dalles, Dufur and Moshier. ; j Albert Conviction Affirmed in Court . ' , : - . The state supreme court Tues day upheld the conviction I of Morris Albert, charged with re ceiving stolen property in Mult nomah county, i The case origin ally was tried before Circuit Judge Stapleton. In another opinion the court denied a petition for rehearing in the case of J. W. Maidment, appellant, vs. Edward and Kate Russell, appealed from Gilliam county. I AUTOSIOBILE LOANS far kaviiur new er ssea - - - . cask mud save considerable ia interest. I at crest cost 94.00 to $5.00 per yinur for each! $100 borrowed. PERSONAL LOANS ; j - ; f for paying dehta and Soeetiag eorrent ejoergeaeiea. $50 to $1000. Iaterest coot $5.00 per year for eacb $100 borrowed. j MODERNIZATION LOANS for BMidernlxiac. reMiriojC. remodeliea homes and other building. $50 to $10,000. interest cost $5.00 . per year for each $100 borrowed. '" if NEW CONSTRUCTION LOANS " for boOdlng moderate priced homes and other stmctares. Interest coot $5.50 to $5.00 per year Cor j each $100 borrowed (depending type of loaif J k'.-. .;. ::j..;;s xr.-'-.-:- : j il -; r.-. r ' Talk mvr yoor swarfs. Wm wilt gr j ym lurUfr dtIls abot tnosa loans. Salem Branch of the Visited Hitler ? '- 4 "V Germans. Release Delayed Forj Jailed Pair Josepbj Melford Bjorndahl and Edward WiHiams expected to get out of the; county jail Friday when they went in Monday to serve out $10 fines imposed for drunken ness but; they won't. The pair was charged yesterday by H. Shusterowitz with larceny of three i galvanized wash tubs from the Capital Hardware & Furniture company here. Justice of the Peace Miller B. Hay den is sued a warrant to hold them for court appearance on the new charge when their five days in carceration is up. . ' A SATISFYING COLA BEVERAGE. KtVIVti yuu m nncw YOU ARE MuiiitMy O ears enabling voa to pay I i i. M. .T 1 I I rm THIRSTY. J Jl j IXHesHMG A Upper Glasses Sign Up Today Tom Hill, jr. Is Chosen Temporary Frosli Head at Willamette i 1 -A Upper class students, number ing around 600, will arrive on the Willamette university cam pus this morning for registra tion, j A number will probably not return due to lack of work during the summer months. The registration quota is expected! to reach 600 by the first of next week when all students have re turned i Including a number ; of transfers enrolling this year, f ' Frosh Given Exams I Freshman registration went off very smoothly yesterday with a new plan In use. All of the freshman -advisors and teachers aiding students In selecting their courses were seated around the gymnasium behind desks. When the students finished with their programs they were given phy sical examinations and tubercu lin tests, i The j tuberculosis tests were given j An. connection with the physical exams to all entering freshmen. This was, the first time these tests have been given at Willamette and were con ducted ! by the Marlon county department of health with Dr. Vernon A. Douglas in charge. Dr. Kenneth Power was j in charge of the physical exams. . Hill Heads Class Tomi Hill, jr., of Salem was elected temporary chairman of "Save-a-Dollar What's I ; THE STATESK4N TELLS YOU THE OIJ At Almost V At 80 He's ' . , - - ', v.. -. ::.;, .: . .. ! y " - :ZT.. -1 .:, .... v Ji , , : ' - 1 . ""-i ,- " , , v I -- - ' the freshman class at a class meeting yesterday afternoon. A perman ent president will be named Junior In a couple of weeks. Llndstrom was named body rally chairman. student Days Means a 20 Id - - ' W4a m rtJ I ! i What's Going On In to Eqpp What's Happening In Your Half (To You During Save-A-Dollar Days) What the Gty Reader Pays ! Father A gain Mother Is 27 While his cronies toddls their great grandchildren on their knees, 80-year-old Daniel Hart of Goshen, lad, proudly displays his week old baby girl, his daughter. It was the fifth child born to Hart's 27- year-old wife since they Neil Shaffer, student body president, will have charge of the organizations meeting in the chapel tonight. At this time all presidents of clubs, elasses and honor societies will be Intro Saving on a Year's TD Of course, today, more than ever, you want to know "what is happen- ing in the far-flung parts of the earth: From the battlegrounds of China and Spain to political maneuvering s in America ancj Europe, The Asso ciated Press staff reporters and photographers are on the spot to bring - . '" - II.-' . - you accurately and impartially the news of what is going Read The Statesman for AP ening In The Capi As the seat of state government Salem is an important news sourte. The Statesman's staff of intelligent, experienced reporters, keeps Statesman. " ' "v ! j " readers informed on news of interest at the statehouse and provides tho- ! . : ' I " . ' I - ' - roush coverage of all other events of local interest as well. . . 'All news events from every community in the mid-Willamette valley are carefully reported in The Statesman. Each! day 80 valley ' corre spondents sift the news of their respective localities and send in their items to The Statesman. Thus Statesman readers living outside of Sa lem daily get a complete picture of what is happening in their own and neighboring communities. i were married nine years ago.! ! -i . duced. An all student rally . Is scheduled for Friday night and the Willamette-L I n f I e 1 d grid game Saturday will close the freshman week: activities. 4- Subscription. Folks The news. tdl Own Community? J - . i i r Do (Is on PurcBases LancLat Jeffersoir JEFFERSON Quite a num ber of changes are being made in this community. "Albert Dodson ot Waldport has purchased a 4 fi acre tract two miles west or jer ferson, from GeorgB Asper. There is a nice filbert orchard on the ' place, also a small house. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers and A mn rhtpr Rptfr vhn 1ivA1 on m' farm three miles northwest of here, moved to a farm two miles from Scio. Mr. and Mrs. Frank" Rehf eld and family, who have been living .near , Sidney, have . leased - the Donohue house on ' Third street, and are moving this week. . ;, ; Anna May and Lawrence Reh feld are attending Jefferson high ' school. "Paul Fryrear has leased his property in south" Jefferson to : Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Marion, and he and his wife and son have ' moved -into housekeeping rooms on the N. H. Looney farm, and will be employed by M. D. Looney. Pointing Firearm Charge Preferred Charlie Marcenkus of the Macleay district was arrested by a sheriff's officer last night on a charge of pointing- a firearm preferred against him in Justice court here by. Josephine Van--kauskas. He put up bail for his appearing in court today. The woman alleged Marcenkua pointed a double barreled shot gun at her last Friday. T on in the world. World? City? mm '7-
