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Vim OUTGO! CTATXZMAN. Sdtxa. Oregon. Tuaadcry Morning, March 13. 1343
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School, Tax
Bills Favored
By Gommittee
A Joint meeting of the senate
assessment and taxation commit
tee and the ways and means
committee Monday approved
house bills designed -to raise $10,
000.000 in two years for educa
tion and institution building, add
$3,000,000 to the school support
fund, and tax cigarets 2 cents a
package. -
' A measure providing for a spe
cial election On June 22 also re
ceived favorable consideration. All
four of the measures will be sent
to the senate today with "do pass"
reports.
Sen. Lew Wallace suggested
that a five cents a pound tax also
be imposed on coffee while Sen
, a tor W. H. Strayer asked why the
cigaret tax should not be broad
enough to include all tobaccos.
Sen. Earl T. Newbry said of the
cigaret bill that "This is nothing
more nor less than a sales tax.'
Under the school support bill
the public schools would receive
$8,000,000 a year from surplus
state income tax surpluses. Of
this amount, $5,000,000 was au
thorized by the 1943 legislature.
1 Approximately one-half of this
would be distributed on a teach
er basis while the remainder
would be distributed on the basis
of average daily school attend
nee. The two-mill elementary
school tax would continue in op
era tion.
- The $10,000,000 for the institu
tion and higher board of educa
tion building program would be
divided on the basis of $4,000,000
to the board of higher education
and $6,000,000 to the institutions.
The committees decided .that at
the special j election in June only
- two bills. One providing for the
5-milI tax for the building pro
grams and the other, the tobacco
tax, should be referred to the
voters. Sen. Dean Walker said
such action would give the voters
additional time in which to study
other measures and constitutional
; amendments referred by the cur
rent legislature.
Bills Passed Monday:
KB S60 provides tor taktaf out el
xcess Income tax sufficient fund to
max Up additional money for school
for advalorem tax reduction purposes.
HB 261 provides for taking out of
excess corporation excise tax funds to
make up additional money tor schools
for advalorem tax reduction purpose.
HB 259 plans an additional $3,000,
000 for school so that it accrues after
S3.000.0O7 cushion is set aside for
property tax reduction.
j allocates siu.ooo for per diem
Jn the House
Committee for. Tax
Study Given Fund
Of $20,000 for Job
The house approved and sent
to the governor today a bill ap
propriating $20,000 for expenses
of the 13-member interim com
mittee- to' investigate the state's
tax structure. ' '
The investigation was request
ed by the governor. The requested
appropriation was $25,000, but the
Joint ways and means committee
lopped off $5000 of it
SHORT FORM FAVORED
The senate assessment and taxa
tion committee Monday reported
out favorably a house bill provid
ing a short state income tax form.
legislative expense.
tuj 3 allocates S900.000 for state
emergency ooara.
HB 424 allocates S78.20O for exnensea
ox nnr dosuri oeparcmem. -KB
423 allocates $18,000 -for humane
society and similar purposes.
HB 42o allocates simo for state flax
and linen board.
HB 427 allocate 1180-906 for nation.
al guard. $156,690 state guard.
HB 42 allocate $19.10 for expenses
puouc uuwx commission.
tw azs allocates $143,900 for secre
tary 01 state's of ice; $354,993 for build
inga and frrounds; $10,000 for Blue
Book; $93,627 for elections; $21,500 for
ixaie prinunr.
hb 430 allocates 17 34.500 for tax
commission expenses.
HB 431 allocates $12,000 to meet
claims against state.
HB 432 allocates S964.I11 for state
prison: szz4.B33 lor HUicrest girls'
(school: $564,623 Woodburn boys' school:
swMUO r airview rtome; S3,i42.45fl state
hospital: S1.S12.390 eastern Ore eon state
hospital: $300,390 university tubercu
losis Hospital; $549,445 Oregon state tu
berculosis noSDital: S419.041 eastern
Oregon tuberculosis hospital: S38A.969
deaf school; $288,241 blind school: $6000
ouna commission; sbuuu Dlma persons
rehabilitation. t
HB 433 allocates S101.619 for parole
ana pronation Doara.
Ho 434 provides for expense of
43ra legislature, t
SB 118 defines more closely proper
ty declarable as nuisance under liquor
laws. , -
SB 285 provides for prohibiting
of property held in violation of liquor
laws
SB 219 opens part of Yaquina river
to commercial shad fishing. .
SB 236 limit taking of shad from
Columbia river and tributaries.
SB 277 provides that written per
mission of owner shall be filed before
others use containers marked for pri
vate brands.
SB 278 provides that wr'fctn er-
mission of owner shall be filed before
others make use of i registered con
tainers. . i , .
SB 282 exempts'" weighing of hav
and grain at public .warehouse If
weighing. and Inspection have been
done at point of origin.
so 2oi compels Multnoman county
to pay $s mommy tor cnuaren com'
mitted to charitable or benevolent in
stitutions.
SB 299 appropriate ' $20,000 for
study of state's tax structure.
SB 315 provides that executive di
rector of postwar development com
mission snail serve as executive secre
tary of Willamette basin commission
SB 310 same provisions . as SB 315
amending- otner part of law.
Repassed:
HB 329 continuing wax-time plan of
taxing ships.
hb m -regarding salary of Oregon
City constable.
HB 9 extending use of unemploy
ment benefit fund under reimburse
ment provision.
HB 182 property to be tax-exempt
must be so filed with state treasurer.
HB 101 authorizing detention of per
sons on parole.
hb 104 extending tan for riling of
affidavit of . prejudice.
hb 399 creates advisory council for
study of hospital.
HB 390 provide for taxing domestic
insurance companies.'
Adopted: '
: SJM 3 memorializing congress to In
stitute compulsory military training.
: Do pass" committee reports
adopted: SB 225, 242, 121, 138, 178,
181, 270, 272. 275, 290, 297, 320;
SJM 3.
Taken from table and re-refer
red: SB 3 (Multnomah psychiatric
hospital).
Referred: SJR 9: SB 135, 175,
265, 294, 300, 303, 312, 328, 321,
304. 313, 241, 309; SJR 21.
Introduced:
SB 304. 313: SJR 21.
HJR 15 (Wells and Sen. Lee Pat
terson) providing for a study of fed
eral and state laws and agencies re
garding veterans.
Emergency Unit
Members Named
aen. Jtxnesx a. j auana 01 con
Added Hitch I.
Voted to State
Tax Discount
The house Monday passed ibflls
(HB 259, 260, 261) which provide.
that in event the voters reject a
five-mill, two-year property? tax
levy,!-which would be cancelled
out of income and excise tax: sur
plus, the $10,000,000 surplus would
not be used for discounts to in
come taxpayers. j
The property tax levy is desig
nated to provide $4,000,000 fo the
higher education building program
and 36,000,000 for state institution
buildings. .. i
The new bills increase the "push-
on for future property tax. re-
l!n e Ann nnn 1 K nrn
rT ",vuu'ul"' 4U HB 390-reduces from S,i to 3 per
000. Excess income revenues be- j cent tax on insurance companies and
vond those nMl to ram the Ptrtedtwnestic i companies under the act.
i it Z .. I xlB 3U1 provides lor uie M
elementary school tax and other i mortality t
1 :V on nnn nnn m i Irate. With
buiie levies, ao.uuu.uuu lor propeny him T F
tax relief in school districts, and I SB 241 fixing salaries of Wasco
vie rrrv nrtra m j.tl. v. tuuiur uuiiib.
uie propeni ww.i -309delintag powers and duties
reuei cusnion would go into a 1 of state- board of . higher education.
- i ?i a i I SB 325 provides for election of leg
oiaic auu suumjr kuwi aim? "u i-utor. ; hv numbers In- Multnomah
wouia oe given to uie counoes to i county,
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cancel ine siu per census icnua
Additional liquor
oniroi ApproTea
The house Monday approved two
don and Reps. Burt Snyder of more senate bills to aid me aie
Lakeview and Stanhope Pier of liquor commission in closing ; il-
Portland will constitute the emer- 18" ulor Premises, yne oiu
gency board! under appointments provides ; lor crmiiscauoa; oi au
announced in the senate and house equipment and . fixtures, and the
Monday. - other bill strengthens the law for
Ex-officio members will include abatement ol nuisances.
Sen. Howard Bel ton, senate presi-1 ,
dent; Rep. Eugene Marsh, speaker i Veterans Preference
chairman, of senate ways and Measure Approved
means, and I Rep. Henry Semon,
chairman, of house ways and
means. !
The senate passed and sent to
the governor Monday a bill to
In the Senate
give veterans preference! in em
ployment on public works.
Bills passed Monday:
HB 29 increasing salary of Multno
mah district court constable.
PILES (Hemorrhoids)
flstala - Fissure ft;
Prolapse and
other t y p e a of
Rectal A Colon
conditions treat
ed without - loss
of time.
QUICK
I ; RELIEF '
HB 26 outs Into general fund that
ttmrt nf linnnr sarmli revenue allocated 1
property levy xor scnoox purposes, j to ernes no longer incorporated.
From all appearances, iffthese Oreton,1mmL. iW
bills become law there will be no I HB 2S0 bars wage d educations for
. , , , nirivn permission.
whether or not the voters approve HB 342 gives war veterans prefer-
A.1 e - A nAH nan A. M . ti :U I ZTICC XT1 SUW ilODl,
we fiu.uuM.uuu tax xor vie puua- i HB 4oBlibw, .ucces&ful claimants
ing program. The discount Was 75 I attorneys' fees under workmen's com- j
per cent in 1944 and 30 pet; cent "umort2 certain city cen-
in 194 ;i I suses for liauor fund allocations.
Sis zs autnonzes game commission
to install screens and by-passes.
Repassed SB 219, 236; HB 113.
Adopted:
HJM 8 asking federal expenditures
be limited to presidential estimate In
budget;
Do i not pass" adopted and
fkjf ! 'I 'in j measure inaermiteiy postponed:
l1 nn i.Tl Pit. r nVm SB 200 broadening powers of cor-
porauons commissioner.
The hriuse Monrlav adontrl 4S Referred SB 103; HB 259, 280,
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tn-fl th canatft infnt memorial I 0A
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NO HOSPITALIZATION
Call for examination or write
for FREE descriptive booklet.
Dr. R. Reynolds CHnie
Nature-Proctolorist
211 N. Uberty SU Salem, Ore.
Senate Gncurs in
Balanced Budget Plan .
The senate adopted 28 to 4 Mon
day a house memorial asking for
constitutional amendment re
quiring the government to operate
on a balanced budget in time of
peace. .
PORTLAND BILL "OUT ,
Mayor Earl Riley of Portland
and chamber of commerce presi
dent David B. Simpson announced
Monday that the bill to authorize
cities to carry out such projects
as Portland's 32-block civic cen
ter will not be introduced in the
legislature Instead, they said, a
similar measure will .be presented
to the Portland' voters at a special
election June 22. t
Domestic Insurance
Finns Will Be Taxed
The senate Monday passed a
house bill to compel domestic in
surance . companies to pay the
same tax on premiums that out-
of-state companies pay, and re
ducing this tax from 2Y to 2 per
cent The tax had to be applied
to companies with - home offices
In Oregon because a supreme court
held the tax, as applied only to
out-of-state companies, was discriminatory.
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Saves ap to 40 la your fuel.
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i FISH STUDY APPROVED
tee Monday voted do pass re
port in connection with a resolu
tion providing for an interim com
mittee to study commercial fish
ing resources on the Columbia
river and its tributaries. .
The senate resolutions commit-
Beware Coughs
f frca cczsca cciis
I That Hang On
i Creomulsioa relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to heU) loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid Mture
to soothe and heal raw, tender. In-
.lamed hmnchlal mucous mem
branes. Ten your druggist to sell yon
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un
derstanding yon must like the way It
quickly allays tne cougn or you axe
to nave your money doc.
CREOMULSION
for Coachs. Chest Colds. Brondiit
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11usaVaatldicaeteB?sBa8d
Cp Essistaact lisst Sack Distress!
XiTdla R Pt&khamli Vegetable Com
pound is famout not only to reUv
moathly cramp, hasdaefca, harlaicha,
but aiao aooompaaylag uerrou ten.
Ion, cranky, resUea. ttrsd. "draggad
out fadings whan due to functional
monthly disturbances.
Ptnrham's Compound kwhat Doctors
call a tUerise BtAatiot because U has
a soothing effect on one of woman's
most important organs.
Taken rgtuarty--thla rreat madldna
help build up reslstanee against such
distress. A eery aeasttX thing to dol
It' also a grand stomachic tonic. Follow
label directions. Buy todaji
VECnASU COJAPOUND
Military Work
Approved in!
(SJM 2) asking compulsory! mili
tary! training, but the proposition
was ! sharbjy amended and will go
back to the senate for further ac
tion. ' i .
adopted: SB 220; HB 281, 285, 177,
: HB 280, 388.
committee reports
358, 60.
Calendared today: HB 422, 423,
424, 425, 428, 427, 428, 429, 430,
431, 432, 433, 434.
Rep. Warren Erwin led a battle
to re-refer the memorial tof com
mirtM 1nr rfpWinn tit the hmisa
amendments which would give Study of Veterans'
r2S,f "Sar LegbMon Sought
through R. O. T. C, the national
guard, or summer camps, instead
of in. army encampments but the
motion was lost 48 to ' 8.3 The
amendments provided for compul
sory training of j, anyone i who
reaches the age lof 21 without
meeting basic standards. 1
I Rep. Robert Behnett of Port
land opposed the! memorial "in
liny fprmw as contrary to demo
House joint resolution 15 to cre
ate a seven-member interim com
mittee to integrate, for the infor
mation of the legislature and-the
executive branch of government,
all veterans legislation, both state
and national, was 'introduced by
Rep. Harvey Wells and Sen. Lee
Patterson Monday.
The report of the committee
would enable the director of vet-
Jratic principles and Bep . John I assemblie, to have all J
piv.aw.1 A ruu?.u cxxc , ui tinent legislation at their finger-
more step w tips, Wells isaid.
Tees.
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e-referraj, but when that fioUon iNommaUon by 1'oSltlOn
as lost he voted for the memorial ADDrovpn bv Senate
faa the best thing I've got tb vote Mi j '
n." Erwin refused to vote for The senate, 20 to 8, Monday ap-
Ihe curtailed nlani i Droved and sent to the house a bill
I Voting i"no" on the araended under which candidates for tiie
legislature! in Multnomah county
would be nominated by position
rather than enmasse as provided
l by the existing law. There would
I be 13 representative positions and
Ml ii ll Ii! .
live, senate posiuons.
memorial were Reps. Bennett,
ferady, Condit, Dickson, Erwin,
I'rench, Harvey, Jones, PierS Sny-
per, l nomas.
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Controversial Issues
pang's Disease Bill
ps Granted Approval
The senate agricultural 5 com-1 Still Up to Senate
puttee voteo. unanimously jwonoay house was nearing the end
m recommena lavoraoie senate of its work today but the senate
paction on, the bill; to tighter! con- still; faced several controversial
Jtrol of Bang's disease in dairy bills which the house dumned in-
herds a source of undulant fe- to the senate last week. These in-
?ver but left pending until; today elude measures to enact the clgar-
laction on the companion meas- et tax, 5-mill property tax, civil
lire requiring pasteurization of service for, state employes, and re-
ilk from 'chronically- infected tirement pay for public employes.
Sierds. . '. I J i
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Erwin Objects to Bill
For Prison Facilities
I Rep. Warren Erwin, Portland
democratl was alone in voting
I'no" Monday on a joint ways and
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Msnters 40 Adventure tn Research
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Stayton WSCS Meeting
Held at Mrs. Ruggles
STAYTON The Methodist!
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice met with Mrs. Starr Ruggles :
Thursday I afternoon. Mrs. W. J.
t Wright was co-hostess.
The guests were Mrs. H. J. Rowe. i
Mrs.; Gabe DeJardin. Mrs. Ed
Omeans committee I bill to fcppro-
Ipriate $9,248,334 for state-insti
tutions. He objected to an item j SchUes. Mrs. Clifford Stavton. Mrs. I
oi i67,uou lor improvements at Rosa Hushes. Mrs. L. H. Wriffht.
i-the state; penitentiary, including Mrs Addie Palmateer. Mrs. Alex
f"private ;toilets," f asserting that Harold, Mrs. Nora L. John and
Ethe state should "make It as un- Mrs) W.P. Wanacott.
comfortable as possible" foe crlm- The quarterly birthday tea will
inals. i "' - i ' I be held March 22. Hostesjiex will I
be announced. Mrs. L. H. Wright
f ! - i
The house sent to the governor
today a ways and means commit
tee bill; providing that John W.
Kelly, director of the state post
war readjustment and develop
ment commission,! also shall serve
as i secretary to the Willamette
river basin commission, f Kelly
thus would take over the duties of
John HJKipp.
BILL SENT TO COMMITTEE
The bill to provide a 100 -bed
psychiatric hospital in Portland,
if the voters approve, was taken
from the table in the house Mon
day and: sent back to committee
for further consideration. The sen
ate has - approved the project to
cost $500,000. ' - l
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