State irisctiott X'A '
Of School Buses
Voted by Senate
School buses will be inspected
by the secretary of state's office if
a bill passed by the senate Wed
nesday Is acted on favorably by
the house. The board of education
would provide teaching courses
for school bus drivers. .-.-.''
The 1 inspection measure is a
companion bill which would re
quire motorists to stop while
school buses are being loaded or
unloaded. The latter bill was
passed by the senate earlier this
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Potato Comrniislon ' '
Approved by Senate
The senate passed 19 to 10 and
sent to the 'governor Wednesday
the house approved bill creating
a nine-man potato marketing com
mission financing by a levy of
144 -cents for sack of potatoes
grown in Oregon! and headed by
a g 6,000-a-year administrator.
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GARNISHEE BILL PASSES
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The senate passed and sent to
the noose Wednesday a bill which
would raise; from $75 to $100 a
month the amount of money a
debtor could ean without being
subject to garnishment. .
I In the Hoiise
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SAFEWAY STORE
FASSBO . -
HB IB tt-TOSDy e-swwiiiiree
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employment under1 civil eervioe- must
receive written statement ot reasona
and nave rifnt or appeaj. wim counsel,
within IS days. -
sales o hotels, restaurants, ete- er any
place using furniture, : la state bulk
Mies act. '-i-' ( i.-
SB (HUton Allows court en
proper ahowtn. to vest property nxnia
ox insane apmw "w Jrr"MW,Trz'
such action after mental illness e tire
years and if deemed permanent.
REPASSED J
hb sz, ae.
an na.
DO-PASS aUEFOKT ADOPTKO m
HB 12. 4S, 437, MX, 43. U4, MS, li.
IS2, I3S, 44. ! :
SB fi Tl "Jl m 'If
iti, is, sax, i ui, m.
re fret at death
tea.
ADOPTED
IM m w
SB SC. 113, 174, Its, , MS, SSt, BSf,
, 331.
8JK 13.
INTRODUCED
SB Z9S, is, sis,
CP rOB? FINAL. ACTION TODAT
Ktn 1 41. 112. S47. 347. 34S. SS5. 444.
432. 43S. 442 444.
SB 24. 2S. 33, tl. ISt, ltL ltt, 143, 134,
137, 142, 1SS, Its, fit, m, f 14.
Bovte resume is am. cooay.
BiU Would Put
Daylight Time
Up to Governor
The brais state and federal af
fairs committee voted Wednesday
to introduce a bill wmcn wouia
let only the governor put the state
on daylight saving time.
It would f orbit any city or coun
ty from going on daylight time by
tlwinttlvM.
Introduction of the bill means a
death blow to a bill which wouia
ban daylight time anyplace In
Oregon.
Delay of Fishing
Ban Approved
The senate fishing Industries
committee voted Wednesday for
two house bills which would let
flshtraps, seines and setnets oper
ate on the Columbia river until
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IKk. last NAVtm.
ber to ban them completely on
grounds they destroyed steelhead
and other fish but the operators
of the devices asked the legisla-
a m ..mmv mnnlnrhint trt
lure iur iww-j5u ,
enable them to liquidate their
noiains.
SALEM
OREGON
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P!tei IRDijgiM! 8
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N5V7 SPUING smns-
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Imagine finding all this for only 3.98-These Rayon Crepea arm brand new ... not
oiled . . . not old ... not odds and emds . . not clearance) lUm. They're BRAND
NEW, frosli oi the first daffodil, end mn hen ct Penney' wher GOOD BUYS ARE
A RULE, we're pretty excited about them. And you will be tool Short tleevei cop sleeves
. ; the newest princ styling . in lots of springs freshest, newest colors . . . 12
to 20 and look! 184 to 24V4.
DOWKSTACS STO:
Grange Urges i
Ousting Office
Of Chancellor
The Oreson state Grange Joined
Wednesday in the move to abolish
the office of chancellor of the
state system of higher education.
A bilL br Rep. David i Baum,
La Grande, to abolish the office
was given a hearing before tne
house state and federal j affairs
committee. j
Ray KelL research director of
the grange, said the grange op
poses the office because "it is a
fifth wheel that blocks contacts
between the college presidents and
the board of higher education."
Both Kell and Baum, a former
president of the Oregon State col
lege student body, said the chan
cellor gets more money than any
other state official. He gets $11,
300 a year.
Baum criticized the position as
absorbing all the power that
rightfully should be with the col
lege presidents.1 He said that
"with all the power in the chan
cellor, they could get office boys
to run the colleges and carry out
his orders.
He said abolishing the office
would save the state $129,000 ev
ery two years.
G. F. Chambers, Salem, mem
ber of the. state board of higher
education, said the board opposes
the bill because it Is necessary to
have someone to execute the
board's policy and problems.
Chambers defended the salary,
saying To get good men, and we
have them, we must pay good
money.
Chamber said the board believes
the chancellor's office should be
moved from Eugene to a neutral
city and added that Salem might
be a logical spot.
In the Senate
Legislative Aid
For Botanical
Gardens Asked
A legislative resolution is to be
introduced by Rep. Frank Doer
fler calling for an Interim com
mittee of three representatives
and two senators to aid the Ore
gon Federation of Garden clubs in
their plans for a botanical garden
or arboretum in furtherance of
horticulture and landscaping and
the training of gardeners and hy
bridists. The project is endorsed by the
Oregon Nurserymen's association
of which Doerfler has been chief.
The committee 'would report to the
governor and to the next session
of the legislature..
'si"? (HoAs Cm. FladnS aeheel
bua Inspection under the secretary
tate's office.
SB t Bala VProhIbitin State em
ployment of eommuniata, i
SB IIS C Judiciary Com.)
courts to set lees In suits tavenrtn
Dartlttona.
SB SM (Judiciary Com.) Increases
was exemptions sram garnishments
from 7 to 9100. , .
SB MS (Education 0m. ADowlnf
oonsoltdaton school districts to pay cdt
Indebtedness of separate districts In
curred prior to consolidation.
BOB 1U AtL Com.) Creates potato
commission. - . ,
HB ssi (Trench et al) Cos school
mtleace allotment m sparsely -settled
areas to t cents.
ADOPTED
SB IS (Judiciary Com.) Provides
for a plaque on new state office build
in la Portland, honoring former US.
Sen. Frederick W. Mulkey. .
SJR IS Exp.'esslng regret at death
of William U'ren. . . .
BJM 1 (State. Fed, Com.) Asks UJ.
to form limited world government.
REPASSED
SB lit.
DEFEATED
SB 14S (State Affairs Com.) Would
let governor name board of dental ex
aminers, instead of state dental aaao-
RE-REFERRED TO COMMITTEES
SB 39, FJS.
REFERRED TO COMMITTEES
SB iS.
nn-PAsa reports ADOPTED
SB 135. ll, 122. 11, 344. US. 155,
US. 157, ZZ7, 7S, 1S7, Z7S, Hi.
HB 138, 43.
INTRODUCED
SB 34 (Medicine Com. by Req.)
Provides that state board or dental ex
aminers may accept certificate of na
tional board of dental examiners In
Ueu of examiner; provides for ruu-ume
sacretarv.
SB 347 (Medicine Com., by Req.)
Increases naturopathy registration fees
from $5 to f 10 a year.
SB 34S (State Affairs Com.) Permits
children to be excused from health
and physical education classes m nign
achoola at Barents' reouest.
SB 349 (Military Com.) Provides for
the acquisition of land for a national
veterans' cemetery.
B 3 (Judiciary Com.)-JTJps sal
aries of state supreme court justices
from $8500 to $10,000 annually.
SB 351 (Judiciary Cam. Specifies
Jurisdiction of email -claims depart
ments of district courts ($20 to $90).
SB 352 (Rev. of Laws Cess.) Prohib
its livestock from runnlnc at laree.
SB 353 (Medicine Com. ) Requires
showing of competency for embalming
license.
SB 354 (Medicine Cem. Licenses
dental hyglenlsta under state board of
dental examiners.
HB 232, 334, 434, 443.
CP FOR FINAL, ACTION TODAT
SB S3, tSS, 274. 383, 318, 135, ifts, 8U.
SM IS.
SIB 43.
enate resmsaes It sjbu today.
500 Chicks Destroyed
By Blaze at Monitor
MONITOR The Monitor fire
department was called to the Cur
tis Nelson home, northeast of Mon
itor, early Sunday morning. A
broober house containing 500 baby
chicks was entirely destroyed. A
brooder stove was blamed for the
fire.
Regret Expressed
At Recent Death
Of William U'ren
The state legislature Wednesday
adopted a resolution of "condo
lences and sympathy for the fam
ily of William U'ren, "a distin
guished American who con
tributed to the development of the
entire United States' and was "the
founder of the initiative and ref
erendum.
The resolution also called for
official representation of the sen
ate and house at the final rites.
U'ren died Tuesday In Portland.
He formerly served in the legis
lature and was a long-time advo
cate of political reform.
Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Fri
day at Flnley's Morningside mort
uary in Portland.
RECOVERING IN HOSPITAL
SILVERTON Mrs. James L.
Taylor is recovering satisfactorily
from an emergency major opera
tion at the Sllverton hospital Fri
day night,
Income Tax Reiiirns
PREPARED
Elmer M. Amundson
Tax Consultant
Experienced Service
Ph. X-S687 er S-SSU
CSS N. High
VISIT BRETTENBUSH
GATES Charles Glebler and
Wilbur Weathers returned Satur
day from a two-day trip to Breit-
enbush. The resort was heavily
damaged during the cold weather
by snow and fire. Glebler was
formerly caretaker of the resort.
MOVES TO SILVERTON
SILVERTON Dr.: Harry C
Smith, optometrist with offices at
112 N. Water at, has! moved his
family from Salem to 003 Kent
st Sllverton.
MEETING SET FRIDAY
SILVERTON Mrs. M. O. Oun-
derson, Sllverton, is announcing
that the WCTU will meet at the
First Christian church Friday,
March 11, 1:30 p. m. -
Reduced $30.00
NEW
Easy Spinners
Re. Price $179.95
NOW s!59e95
Ph. M14S
115 Sew Ceeal.
If You Own a Dodge Car or Dcige truck
SAVE . . . $63.05
If Ton Own a Plynonlh Car
SAVE . . . $60.00
Get your car or truck ready now for summer driving
and vacation trips at special low prices.
We will install brand new Factory Built engine (not a
rebuilt job) on Dodge or Plymouth cars (1935 to 1949)
or Dodge trucks ft, and 1-ton (1935 to 1949.)
INSTALLATION OF ENGINE AND ALL NECES
SARY PARTS INCLUDES X
New crankshaft
driTt pulley
New oil filter element
New oU
All gaskets and seals
to complete installation
$352.05
it Install new engine
assembly
Completely' rebuild if
Carburetor it
it New distributor
points and condenser
4r New radiator hoses
Reenlar Price. Dodge Cars and Trucks
WEZ $289.00
Regular Price, Plymouth Cars $329.50
ESSES on,r $269.50
Limited stock of engines available - first come, first
served.
Ifae Bate
Dodge-Plymouth Cars I Dodge Job Rated Trucks
High and Cheraeketa Streets
WinteroiTM
Occupy Council
At Mt Angel
MT. ANGEL Streets and water
mains damaged by the unusual
winter brought king discussions
before the city council Monday
night. Several people appeared
before the council to ask for street
repair.
Where to give and how much to
give in fairness to aU was the
problem confronting the city fa
thers. Gravel has been ordered
and it was decided to have the
streets graded, and then haul as
much gravel on each as funds al
low and ask the cooperation of
the property holders to make the
thoroughfares travel-shape.
George Schmidt, president of
the Business Men's club, brought
up the case of double parking at
the church on Sundays and cited
a case where one woman and in
fant was seriously handicapped by
not being able to move her car. It
was voted to write the pastor to
announce at all masses next Sun
day that such parking was pro
hibited and to instruct the city
marshal to give tickets to offend
ers.
At request of Joseph Wachter.
head of the Park Improvement
association, the council will adver
tise for bids for ball park light
ing and meet in special session to
open these on March 21.
A motion was carried to pur
chase good-sized trees for planting
on the west boundary of the Eb-
ner ball park as soon as grading
and tiling has made the planting
feasible.
Louis LeDoux reported that the
judiciary committee had agreed to
extend a 10-year lease to the park
association 'with the council re
serving the right to okeh any un
dertaking of the association.
A report by Edmund Korte, city
marshal, revealed the city park
grounds around the city hall had
been seriously damaged by young
sters. Rain-soaked, the lawns
were considered in no shape to
serve as a playground and the
children were prohibited to play
there until further notice.
Fire Chief Joe Berchtold asked
and was granted a partial replace
ment for firemen's uniforms.
Tony Traeger stated that a
The) Cttrfeeancau ttekrtf.Qntru Thtgydcrf. ??rrf;, ,19 Ki3-r3
cross section of the town had re
vealed three bad breaks in the
water mains ana many less seri
ous ones. He said a crew of sev
eral, men had been working the
past two weeks and defects were
being repaired as fast as possible.
Leaks were found to be due to set
tling of pipes as well as to faulty
caulking.
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East Salem Extension
Units Slate Meetings
ZAST SALEM - Two extension
meetings are scheduled for East
Salem communities this week.
Lansing Neighbors will meet
Thursday at 1 o'clock with Mrs.
A. M. Moen, 43 Childs eve.,'
East Salem unit will meet Fri
day at 1:30 with Mrs. Dan Stauf
fer on East Garden road.
Both units will have the project,
"Wall Finishes. Mrs. Moen and
Mrs. V. J. Fitsgerald will be lead
ers for Lansing Neighbors and
Mrs. Charles Norton and Mrs. Rex
Peffer for East Salem.
TOEIICIIIIIG
for
Farm Drainlile
Phone or write for
free estimates.
John Luybsn
S2Z2 N. E. fchayler
Fertlaad 12. Ore. WEbster Y4I1
Burglars Vandalize
School'
AMITY Vandals broke Into
Amity grade school building Sun
day night They left the principal's
office a shambles, opened strong.
dox ana ooiaunea some money, i
They entered by breaking glass
to unlock a furnace room window
and pried off a door casing to
reach other rooms. An iron pinch
bar from the school shop was us
ed. Finger prints were secured,
and the Amity city marshal, Jim
Davidson, and state police are
working on the case. -
SCHAEN PLACE SOLD
GATES Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Brosig purchased the Gwen
Schaen place ! last week and will
move there soon. The property,
one-and-one-half miles east of
Gates, Includes a six room house,
barn, and other buildings on ten
acre tract of land. ;i
Doncro Courts S
lleitl-VWauiMwtl il
Ths iiflriG c:i ,1
Creosanlaioa relierti promptly because
it goes right to the seat of the trouble
to alp loosen and expel gem laden !
phlegm and aid stature to soothe ana j
heel raw, tender, inflamed bronchial :i
ssncouf membranes. Tell your druggist
so sell you a bottle of Creoenulsioa
with tTae taoderstaadiag you must Like
the way it quickly allays the cough '
or yon are to hare your money back. 1
cnEor.:uLsio:j
fer Conghs,CJiest Colds, Bronchitis
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Ualch Your Saving
Grow- j i
As the oak tree grows from the acorn . . .
so a sizeable reserve fund can be the result i
of your dollars placed regularly In s sav
lngs account at SALEM FEDERAL. Your
savings are SAFE . . Federally Insured
to $3000 by an agency of the United States
Government. j
Earn Oar Current 1H Eetarn On Savings i
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Opposite The Cevrtheose
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Xntura Veres) For as much as va know that '
ye were not redeemed with corruptable
iip, silver and gold, from your vain con- i
venation received by tradition from your fa-
then: but with the precious blood of Christ, i
snot- I Peter I 11:18.
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