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Paul Ha user, Sanitary Inspector
Batty Cooper, C. E. Guenther,
bead of the water department,
and Municipal Judge W. W. Mc-Kinhey.
Cardys Honored
On Anniversary
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Cardy on North 17th street
was. the scene of a New Year's
dirlner celebrating the 21st wed
ding anniversary of the hosts.
. Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Ackiin, Miss Jose Acklin, Don
Pence, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Good
win, Mrs. Margaret Sherwood,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowman,
Miss Rita Bowman. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Brockhahn, Jerry and
Ronnie, Mrs. Tillie Slater, Mrs.
Emma Vesper and Mr. and Mrs.
Cardy. J
LONpOX. Jan. !.-Twt EjiglUh coal miners. werkioc Um Deal-ia-Kent
colliery smile broadly as they display a shovel inscribed
"first National Coal 1147." The British fevermmeat opeaed the
New Year by taking over ownership of the nation's coal mines and
innounrtnf a cmprthiuj ve anode raisation proa-ram to increase
production. Fheto radioed from London to New York. (Af Wire
photo to The Statesman.)
New City Manager Assures City
Department Heads of Support
(Stry al.so on page 1 )
Dfprtment heat of Salm's new municipal government held
the assurance of City Manager J. L. Franzen today that he was
"with " thrn and "behind" them, and that "there will be no per
sonnel change at the presen time whatever "
Franzen met informally with the department heads Thursday
af'eitn.ri a few hours aftr he had been voted into office. He told
them he oijld be on csil 2 A
Hospitals Plan
New Salary,
Hours Scale
Following the example set by
the states of California and
Washington, Oregon hospitals, in
cluding the two Salem institu
tions, have agreed on a new wage
and hours scale, personnel of the
local hospitals said last night.
The new scale, calling for a 44
hour, work week, monthly salary
of $190 td $225, two weeks vaca
tion with pay, two weeks sick
leave and a daily rest period, W3s
suggested by the Oregon State
Nurses" association meeting with
the State Hospital association late
in 1946.
Salem General hospital nurses
are on the new schedule which
became effective at the beginning
of the year. At the Salem Deacon
ess hospital a shortage of nurses
has temporarily held up installa
tion of the new schedule. Assist
ant Manager Irwin Wedel said
last night that he would ask the
Deaconess hospital board to es
tablish the 44-hour week and
pay schedule retroctive to Jan
uary 1.
The state institutions, most of
which are now on a 45-hour work
week with a basic wage of $180,
will shortly come under the new
civil service scale recently ap
proved by Gov. Earl Snell. under
this set-up wage scales will range
from $180 per month to $225. and
will include a two weeks vaca
tion period, one-month sick leave
and benefits of the civil service
Suit Filed to
Halt! Wasco
Utility District
THE DALHES, Jan. 2-(iP)-Pa-cific
Power & Light company and
26 citizens filed suit today to pre
vent the Northern Wasco County
People's -Utility District from
selling $225,000 in revenue bonds
for construction of a PUD system
in The Dalles. ,
The plaintiffs charged that in-
and state retirement plan. Sal
aries of Marion county public
health nurses, which range from
$175 to $200 per month, are not
affected by the recently adopted
work schedules.
The) Siataemrm. SoJom, Oregon, Friday. January 3. 1947 9
creased costs have made the
$475,000 bond issue authorized by
voters in 1940 inadequate to cover
a district-wide system. The com
plaint charged that the PUD's
proposal of "piecemeal" construc
tions was "a mere subterfuge by
which the district intends to use
the entire proceeds from the sale
of bonds for the sole and exclu
sive benefit of a small part of the
district, contrary to the purpose
fc-for which said bonds were voted."
The PUD was granted a fran
chise to operate in competition
with Pacific Power & Light in a
city election last May.
Coles Hosts at
New Year Party
SUNNYSIDE Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Cole of Rosedale enter
tained friends with a New Year's
eve party.
Guests were Mr. and Mis. Ray
Heckart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L
Taylor -f Sunnyside; Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Osterman, Mr. and Mrs.,
Keith Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Lylo
Rea of Salem; Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed
Caldwell of Rosedale; Mr. and
Mrs. Dalton Castle on Gehlhar
road.
'roanr fsuaes
to tollIDDLE AGS'
Thte great medtelno la fomome to
rcllev hot fliwhw . was. Ore. Ir
ritable, nervous facilnaa wlM-m ao
co we "l TTrmal Tlnnls sjs
peculiar to vonto.
o.fiiMUtftf J
h'itu a rtiiy, -aid he was '"lienend
1ns," n them to keep him in
formed as to detail of then a"
ti hi and planning and pledged
Co the po'ice department that of
ficer, "so long as they are riht."
do not he to fear threaU that
someone "will get thetr Job " f
The city manager aUo aakjn
hi kev personnel to "lUtrt thiiTx
ln n lh 1 u t improvemenU." to'J
them the biecnve qf their offices
a well as his own wa t "work
oiif wav to serve better." ami
railed for tr.e "utnvmt efficiency "
In a1nm.ilra t ion
To C.ri C redit for Itoana
The group also waa told tht
invorif with an lilea will get
credit ftr it if it comaa before
thy count il." and declared that
"all have a great reapattwibility ." :
Frar en's announcement that'
he would have a meeting with
department head at leoxt once
a month onufht a commit from
veteran Pi'iie Chief Mmto th.it
the plan w.s "a fine thint " T )
Muito's qtifrr as to whether he
ahoy 1. 1 tnmii a ieport to the citv
manager wnenever a nn-ci ll
ervue employe was released,
franzen find "that wrvtiM be ad
Visible "
franzen al.o told City Engi
neer Hi.roli Dhvls, in response
to a qucrtion. th.it any depart
ment head with the authority to
hire an tomst.i ally heM the ai
thoiitv tu dicharge in the ame
category "
Met w i Ih Maaager
Meeting; with the city manager
were Chief Minto, Acting fire
Chief William Iwan. Health Offi
cer Dr. W. J. Stone. City Engi
neer J. H. Davis, City Recorder
Alfred Mumdt, City Attorney
Chris Kowitz. City Librarian
Hugh Morrow, City Treasurer
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Congolenn and Armslrong Bags
9x12. 9x101. 12x12 ani 12x15
Surefil Furnilnre Covers
Knitted Chair Carers $ 5 .SO
Knitted Davenport Cor era 983
Floral Dare no Corece. 3 colors 11.50
Natural Floral Tnlttsa' Chair Corors 8.75
Natural Floral Kninod Dor. Corors 14.75
Unfinished Furnilnre
24-inch 4-dfawer Cheat S14.75
24-inch 5-dxawer Cheat 18.75
30-Inch 4-drowor Chaat . 15.75
30-inch 5-drawer Cheat 19.75
Drop Ud & Ejrtaaaaam Table 9.75
UnAnished Chcrira 2.75 & 35
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Electric Healers
Portable with Fern S1S.30
Ponn Akr Heater 9.95
Welco Haate - - 14-50
We GtW S&H Green Stamps
Salea Home Furnilnre Co.
137 So. Comznerclal St
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nXl SPpT Whole Kernel Corn J g Vl Jf
Tender Peas Highway no. 2 con 16 JI
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UJbo!raCal coups
for January ccnus
A fUr the rich foodaof the holidays, aim.
plor faro is wtlcamt. Still aaeiMta need to
bo hearty to eetiofy cold-woather ppe
titea. Thoao whoU meal ooopo aaake
rood eating those January days.
VI OETAftU SOUP WITH
Mf AT 1ALXS
7M typicmi Mexican imhole-memi aottp it
ixbrmttiy eereatile keemitme eoMei peg'e
IoWm may be uhrtittted for k fret
emnmeJ broth or conaomm for the ttock.
t tboao. 2 Mffceekoe'
teoetaoing) rioo
1 mWivnvfil V4 - grow4 oork
fM. ce4 Va lb. jrund of
54 ewe tomato mint laavoa.
hum eHopeoo"
C cuoa chicVan or 2 tkopo. ctooo4
boaf stock parol y
2 cue ahallad 1 aUghtly boataM
paaa (1 lb.) gg
2 cup aiieaal 1 tap. aalt
Irino baa 'a P PPPr
Vt b-
Lightly brown onwni in mettad ahort
erunc in hoavy kettle with Ught fitting
lid. Add tomato sauce and chicken or
boef stock, bring to boil. Add vege
table Make meat balls: Combine rice,
ground beef and pork, mint leave, para
ley, egg. aalt and pepper. Drop in boil
ing soup. Cover tightly, aimmor 30 min
uto. or until meat balls are done and
vegetable tender. Serve 6 to 8.
CHILI BEAN CHOWOCft
Tats meodeaa chou-drr mokes a aalisfy
img mmole-meal toup for a coid day.
2 cup driad rd
kionay bana
2 euarta cola1
water
1 m4iwm-i
nion. chapped
t't cup caokad
r emmn4
tomataca
2 bud garlic
2 tap. cKUi
pwdr
1 tap. orotno
or marjoram
2 tap, salt
1 , tap. pappar
I2- cup evapo
rated milk
Waah beans and drain. Add water,
cover and simmer until tender, about 2
hours Add onion, tomatoes, garlic, and
seasoning. Cook until onion is tender
and seasonings well blended. Remove
garlic. Add milk: heat, but dostot bod.
Serve in soup pis tea or bowls garnished
with thin alioe of lemon. Servea 6 to 8.
JANUARY SOUP SUPKft
Chili Rean Chowder with Lemon Slice
Toast ad Cheese Sandwiche
Apple and Cabbage Salad
(Toss together finely shredded cabbage,
chopped unpeeled red apple, and
slivered jlmondi with mayonnaise or
salad dressing 1
Dried Apricot -and Prune L'pside-Down
Cake with Whipped Cream
Oirrttor
The Home m akert' Bureau
Am Em Snrmv Sri ni l
Now in Stock-
Canterbury
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VkAb. pkg. 22
Conferbury
Dlaclx Tea
100-bag pkg. 70
Whole Kernel Corn
Tender Peas Hiahwav No. 2 con 16
Sweet Potatoes Mary dale No. 2Vi con 25
Canned Pumpkin Moonbeam No. 2Yi con 15
Minced Clams Snow- brand 8Vi-oz. con
Canned MiSk Ca mat ion, Cherub or Pet Tal I con
Ground Chocolate CuiMard's 1 -lb. size
Grcpe Punch Monte fey brand 1 6 -or. bottle 24
Canned Tomatoes Gardens ide 2Vi con
Sclad Vegetables Masterpiece No. 2 con 13
Mushrooms in Gravy
Pink Salmon J 32
Red Salmon MONTE
Asparagus 41
All prices subject to change without notice.
l!:b m Coffee
Ahrray Coffee
Edrrtrds Coffee
M. IB. Coffee
Gc!den West Coffee
Chsse & Snbcm Coffee
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Apple Sauce ?ES?
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Oeef
Pot Roast
Flovorful, Juicy
Blade Cut
AA & A Lb.
PORK
ROAST
Loin or Rib
cCt lb. 45
EASTERN
SUGAR CURED
ib. 65c
End
cut
Pork Loin Chops cr Ib. 55c
Ground Beef lb. 35c
Boneless Beef Stew, lb. 45c
Beef Short Ribs, lean, Ib. 29c1
Pork Shoulder Roost, Ib. 39c
Fowl, evisc, cut up, Ib. 59c
SMOKED
Reody to eat?
67'
Half or
whole Ib.
Fancy Prunes STARR
Dried Prunes
Choice Prunes
Cherries
Cherries
Black Cherries
Green Betas
Greta Betas
Green Beans
Greta Beans
Creaa Cera
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SUN PAK
ROYAL ANN
BLUE TAO FANCY
ROYAL ANN
WEST PEAK. NO IS
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GREEN TAO
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HAPPYVALE
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ROSEDALE
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CIGARETTES
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' at this low price.
Per Carton
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tin f
tin I
SUGAR
Spore Stomp No. 53 Now Good!
Cane?
Doot
10 lb sock C&
25-lb. sock $2.1 S
Peer Juice Libby 1 2 -or. tin
Apricct Mectjr 2J25'
Apple Juke r4ew West Quort botrlo
Grcpefndt fcfee 5?- 11c
6rc?efrdt Jdce ?.11c
Clended iuce o gom no. 2 con 1 1c
Ore s Juice n. i 10
Tc-oJ'ce ST TAY 25'
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10-tb sock tfc
25-lb bag S1.10
Tczita ab!ce
RawiSsj) Mo. 2
Add varietjto your meals with these farm-fresh favorites.
Havel
Oranges
Seedless
sweet and juicy.
2 ft.
Potatoes
Deschutes No. l's, A' Size 15-lb. sk.
Avocados
Cslavos. Fecrtes,
Pre-ripe
lb
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UlVVbUia
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Ftmrerfal.
lb.
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Parsnips
Turnips Ne Top to ray For.
lb.
lb.
8c
Tenas Pink
Grapefrnii
Marsh Seedlesi
Ik
lb.
Dry Onions
U. S. No. l's. Medium Sizes
-H,30
Grade A EGGS
LARGE-DOZEN
66'
MKDIUMd JCTC
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62'
Grade A Dniler, Ib. 75c
In tKe Jswoory
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esse ef snony mteresttnf
features m this
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