6 The Statesman. Salem, Ort Thursday. December 19, 1948
Gapa(
tcity or
Senator Hotel
To Tod Marion
The Hotel Senator ws well on
the way toward displacing the
77-year-old Marion as Salem's
lareest hostelry today.
W. W. Chadwick. heading the
Chadwick hotel system, said
Wednesday the top floor of the
$100,000 addition to the Senator
would be completed In time to
provide eight more rooms for
legislators at the January ses
sion, and that the other two
floors now under construction
would add 16 more rooms shortly
thereafter.
The addition will bring the to
tal rooms to 138, compared to
125 for the Marion.
Another $100,000 improvement
to the Senator, opened first in
1928. is contemplated within the
next two years, Chadwick said,
including a garage on the first
floor, a dining room on the sec
ond, and another 40 rooms above.
The addition would utilize the
space occupied currently on the
ground floor by the Greyhound
bus lines. The bus firm has been
granted a year's extension on its
lease, which was to have expired
next April 30, to give tme for
building a new Greyhound termi
nal at Church street.
Pheasant Flies Through Pane
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Scott Opposes
Shift of Law
Administration
Transfer of the inheritance and
gift tax law administration from
the state treasury to the state tax
commission as proposed by Gov
ernor Earl Snell's tax study com
mission would be contrary to the
best interests of the state and the
public, State Treasurer Leslie M.
Scott declared in a statement
here Wednesday. He said this de-
INDEPENDENCE-(Special) -A China pheasant most have been as
, hard up for a room as some people are for home. The bird
Monday crashed threuch a small pane above the window hi room
2S at the Independence hotel, then was trapped between a lower
pane and the window shade. Tom Sasith (left), grocery maa, and
John Martin, bop man. rescued the pheasant and set It loose In
the country. (Independence Enterprise photo.)
State Employes Group Outlines
- 9-Point Legislative Program
School News
. By Donoa Carr
Senior High School
Twenty-one new members oi
Sigma Lambda national honor so
ciety were inducted at an assem
bly Wednesday in the hi eh
school auditorium. Those induct- A nine-point legislative program, including proposed amend
ed were: Carol Ashcraft. Alice ; ments to be presented to the 1947 legislature starting here January
Barrick. Betty Jo Beardsley. Da-1 13. was released by officials of the Oregon State Employes asso
vid Beckett. Melford Boggs. : elation here Wednesday.
Marianne Bonesteele. Elsie Carr, One of these would authorize state departments to make payroll
Donna Chastain. Douglas Coe, ' deductions for employes group life insurance premiums. At the
Bob Cook. Olwyn Davie. Mar- i present time, it was said, some, -. r
garet Fisher. Bob Goffrier, Peg- j departments will not make such pr year. (Present maximum
gy Hedges. Marilyn Morse. Mar- deductions because the existing $200 a month.)
gie acanounjt. iwariijrn ofji uigc-i . law menuons deductions ror nos-
the termination, of World war II.
(The above two references are
to the time to begin holding tests
for conditional employes hired
after the start of the war while
veteran employes were leaving
for service with the armed forces.)
The changes would require tests
to be started no sooner than
July 1, 1947.
Change the present 48-hour law
by removing state employes from
its coverage and sponsor a new
section establishing a. 5 day, 40
hour week with overtime pay at
a time, and one-half rate.
To make the civil service pay
plan wage scale effective Janu
ary 1, 1947.
Urge the legislature to set up
an emergency "salary fund" for
the next biennium to cover any
salary increases which might be
justified due to rising costs of
living or emergencies.
Support any bill which pro
poses a reasonable increase in the
salaries of the governor, other
elective officials, appointed offi
cers, and others not included in
the classified service under the
civil service law.
partmenL su now administered, I
had been built up over a period
of 43 years.
"Administration of the inheri
tance and gift tax laws is tech
nical and legalistic, requires
knowledge of laws and practices
of other states and the United
States, as well as Oregon, and
calls for highly trained person
net,'' Scott declared.
Scott said the staff members of
the present department are well
known to attorneys and trust of
ficers and to the general public.
"Some of these employes could
not accompany the transfer,'
Scott said, "and the state would
lose the benefit of their long ex
perience and extraordinary train
in". This opinion has no connec
tion with my own office - tenure
for my term will expire in two
years under the constitution."
A "SOUIID" GIFT
Come in Today,
For a Hearing
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Phone 2-4000
Allen Wilcox and Robert Wiper.
A Christmas skit using the Rum
pleti!tkin idea to present the
names of the initiates was di
rected by Janice Middleton. chair
man, and Barbara Smith. Chair
man of
was Mill Beryl Holt. A formal
I
be held
torium January 22 at 7:30 p.m.
A program of Christmas music
will be given this afternoon at
Amending retirement act to
provide that employes contribu
tions not start until employed
pital dues only.
Another proposed amendment
relates to the state retirement act i ,jx months.
and would eliminate tne present Provide that retirement board
ZO-year maximum allowance f or i bo permitted to charge off ad-
nrior vrvir mrtti nmvM tKat I . . . -: i
the lacuiiy cwnmiuee tne include an amount 1 terest earnings on mvestmenU
as M.n Beryi 'r equal to $2.50 per month for ev- and post the balance in one post-
nduc ti,,n for. "fT . men?bj"T ery year of service rendered : in, to each member's account
1 mi ...w. orior to Ju t 1 1IMH
Other recommendations:
Amendment to retirement act
etuninatins! the effective data at
Change the retirement act to whjch reUremenU Bhould
the Saiem high school by a choir ; eliminate the employes present , mence by striking out reference
of 54 members and a Girls' Glee election to voluntarily contribute ' to the "end of the war" and r
club consisting of 120 students, me amount of salary earned tain ing only the reference to
directed by Miss Lena Belle Tar- , in excess of that matched by the i July 1, 1947, in certain sections
tar. Featured on the program will employer and in lieu thereof to ; of the law.
be a solo by Arlene Hilficker. the j provide that employers match! Amendment to civil service act
sophomore girls quartet, tne jun- employes contributions on salary substituting the date July 1.
lor b.s quartet, numbers by the up to but not exceeding (3000 ' 1947, for the term one year after
orchestra conauctea oy vicior
PIm.-on, and carol singing by i
the audience. The presentation 1
will be repeated at 8 Velock in
the ever.ing for parents and
friends.
Leslie Junior IUsh
The annual Leslie Christmas
cantata, under the direction of
MiM Alphid Wahl. will bo given
f i. eei.ir.g at 8 ochx-k in the1
school auditorium. i
Soloists appearing on the pro- ;
gram are Harry Hendriekson. t
Shirley Herr. Es telle Sohroeder, ,
Malcolm Peeler. Richard Zeller.
lren Brtlett and Jean Upde
graff. Siecial number will be
sung by the 9th grade girl' sex
tet, which includes Barbara Flagg.
Marilyn Hill. Rebecca Selman.
Estelle Shroeder. Jean Updegraff
aril Shirley Herr. and the 9th
grade g:rl rhorus. Acx-'unpanists
aie Krina Mne Hill and Dorothy
Pederson. Scripture. read by .
James Humphrey, and slide films
picturing scenes of the Christmas
story will accompany the selec
tions of Christmas hymn and
carols.
ADAIR BID AWARDS DIE
POKTLAND. Dec til- i.-P -Awards
on the 327 bids received!
for 287 Camp Adair buildings will I
be made within a week, the war)
assets administration said ttvday.
You can go
EAST thru CALIFORNIA
for no extra
BELIEVE IT OR NOT, you
can actually fo to most east
ern cities through California
for not 1 cent more rail fare
than you pay to go direct!
Add sunshine to your trip!
See San Francisco ... Los
Angeles ... Southern Arizona
(a thrilling sidetrip to the
Carlsbad Caverns National
Park costs only $10.63). And,
if your destination is New
York, you can even add New
Orleans to your trip! Low
round trip fares.
rail faro!
NEW OftUANS
AND THl
CXO SOUTHS
PRESS CONFERENCE SET
EUGENE. Dec. 18 4-The 28th
annual Oregon presa conference
was set today for Feb. 21-22 at
the University of Oregon school
of journalism.
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