The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 13, 1949, Page 17, Image 17

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    Salary Increases1
For Polk County
Officers Sought
A bill to boost salaries of Polk
county officials around 20 per
cent for the next two years was
Introduced in the senate .Saturday
by Sen. Dean Walker. Independ-
Sice, and Rep." Lyle Thomas,
alias. ..
Under ' the . proposed , schedule
the judge would receive $3,600 a
year; treasurer, $2,400; clerk,
$3,000; sheriff, $3,300; assessor
and school superintendent, $2,700,
and commissioners $8.50 a day.
New Power for Bank
Superintendent Sought
The senate banking committee
Saturday , introduced a bill to
transfer savings and loan asso
ciations from Jurisdiction of the
tat corporation commissioner to
the state superintendent of banks.
Sen. Orval Thompson, Albany,
said the proposal would improve
supervision powers over the as
sociations.
tAmuld yU . "AMU MAQT 11 JIT
BntTHDAT HONORED
The house Saturday inanimous
lr passed a resolution felicitating
Rep. Dean B. Erwln of Enterprise
on his 41st birthday.
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The house Saturday nassed and
sent to the governor : the senate
approved measures allowing the
American Legion to meet in the
house chambers August 4, ft and 0
and increasing me pay 01 uenion
county officers. It also passed and
sent to the senate bills providing
rirht of inncil from refusal of
the liquor commission to renew
licenses, and giving inneritaDie
claims to Tillamook bay oyster
beds.
A new bill introduced in the
house by the joint ways and
means committee would provide
a $1,500,000 revolving fund for
the state bond commission to use
in purchasing bonds of cities
(over 1500) which need help in
complying with sewage disposal
orders of the state board of
health.
The house faces the longest
calendar of the session Monday,
including the entire highway pro
gram (set for final action at 10:15
ml; loint resolutions reauirins
initiative measures to specify the
cost of whatever ; tney propose io
ZnVtiSng' mfiletlonsTof it-
erans' .home loans; ana duis cau
insr for a 350 minimum monthly
pension, allowing rural school
districts to dissolve, changing the
name of the Oregon State Train
in arhnAl in the Woodbum. BOTS
school, and specifying maximum
worK-weJcs zor uremen ei
hours. The $50 pension- bill is
exneeted to be referred to the
ways and means committee.
Parking Authority
Measure Passes
The senate Saturday a do roved
and sent to the house a bill to
allow the secretary of state to
regulate parking in streets within
the capltol grounds.
SDonsors of the bill said im
proper parking of autos has hin
dered unloading operations at
state buildings.
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INTaODUCfD
SB n (Banking) Places sarin!
and loan associations and Nuildin and
loans associations under Uve state bans;-
In the Senate
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PASSED
SB 3 (Mad.. Pharm. & Dantlstry)
To require parsons adopting children
to furnish -certain facts such as their
age, race and color to the statistloa bu
reau of the state board of health.
SB S Judiciary ) Barring names
of Oregon's elective officials from ap
pearing on state envelopes and printed
matter except where necessary.
SB 371 (Assessment Sc taxation)
Requiring assessors to show the amount
of tax offset from state Income and
excise taxes in county property tax
statements.
SB 3ZS (Judiciary) Permitting the
secretary of state to regulate use of
parkins spaces in (trees within tha
state capltol grounds.
SB 34 Waish St others) Boosts
salaries of Coos county officials.
SB 354 (Med., Pharm. St Dentistry)
Sets up a board of dental nyfienist
and permits dental hyglenlsts te clean
teeth and administer flourine treat
menu to children's teeth.
SB 37 ( Assessment St Taxation)
Permits counties to continue approved
levies over the per cent limit even
through the full amount of the levies
are not Immediately applied.
B 7 (Hounsell Boosts the salar
ies of Hood River county officials.
MB lie (Education) Includes union
high school districts in first class eis
trfct election laws.
B Ml (Education) Makes elec
tions to consolidate school districts
ing department Instead of the corpor
ations departmet and provides for ap
pointment of savings and loan company
supervisor. ,
SB 371 (Walker St Thomas) Boosts
the pay of Polk county officers: Judge,
$3,600; commissioners. M.SO a day:
treasurer. $2,400, clerk. $3,000; sheriff.
$3,300; sssesor. $2,700 and school su
perintendent, $2,700.
HB 2S2, 341, 34. 331. 45.
iucresutED
SB 3SS, 3SS
HB 25. 25. 345, 395. 4, 437. 442. 44$.
SPECIAL ORDER OP BUSINESS
MONDAY AT 1:3 A.M.
HJR IS (Social Welfare) Provid
ing for creation of a legislative inter
im committee to study possible sites
for a boys camp ta place of Camp
Timber. Reconsideration of the IS to
19 vote by which the senate defeated
the measure Friday.
RECONSIDERED AND RE-REFERRED
SB 137 (Rev. of Laws) Barring per
sons except those authorised by the
board of control or the courts from
examining . case records at state Juve
nile Institutions. Passed by senate Fri
day. DO PASS REPORTS ADOPTED
SB 345.
HB 224. 22. 414.
CP FOR FINAL ACTION MONDAY
SB 33.
HB 75, 13S. 224. 229. 2SS. 311. 414. 42.
THE SENATE RESUMES AT IS A.M.
MONDAY.
In the House
nemo-Rile
DThe Modern Glass
Fireplace Closure.
Cleanliness
0
No Soot!
No Dirt!
Safely
jj No Fire Hazard.
Confori
No Draft
Evenly Radiated
Heat.
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SUPPLY
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.PASSED
BB 22 (Hounsell) Allows appeals
to courts when the liquor commission
refuses to renew liquor licenses.
HB 31 (Swett. Sen. Gardner) Des
ignates state tide lands in Tillamook
bay a oyster lands; provides for in
heritable claims uo to SO acres
BB 35 (Fishing Indus, com.) Pro
vides that Umatilla. Warm Springs and
Yakima Indians are entitled to com
merdal fishing rights so long ss they
remain under tribal relations.
HB SSI (Fishing Indus, com.) With
draws from appropriation certain wat
ers In Clatsop. Multnomah and Co
lumbia counties.
BB 434 (Adams et si) Up pay of
Curry county officers.
SB 22 (County Aff. com.) A cura
tive measure (for Springfield) to val
idate park and recreation districts
formed during the past two years
when technical errors In. state laws
were Involved.
SB 24$ (Holmes) Plscing foxes.
fitch, mink, chinchilla, rabbit and car
acul under state laws governing do
mestic fur-bearing animals.
SB 293 (Walker. Rep. Ziegler) Ups
psy of Benton county officers.
SB 299 (County Aff. com.) Provides
members of water districts with less
than five directors may call a special
election to bring the number to five
by filing at least 23 signatures.
ADOPTED
SIR 1 (Carson, Lamport) Allowing
American Legion to hold state conven
tlon in house chambers August 4. 9. $
DO-PASS REPORTS ADOPTED
HB 41$, 439, 44.
SB 127. 19S. 21, 24. 244, 274.
REFERRED TO COMMITTEES
HB 44, 43.
INTRODUCED
SB 7$. 122. 12$, lit. 133, 17, 227, 21,
Z75. 333. 351.
HB 444 (Wars. Means com.) Per
mlts state bond commission to buy
sewer bonds from cities lover 1300
population) which have been ordered
by state board of health to construct
sewer plants. If cities unable to Issue
bonds otherwise: creates $1,500,000 re
volving fund; Interest 4, bonds buy.
able at 96 rtar value.
HB 447 (Ways. Means com.) Ap
propriates $110.22 for several state de
partments. BB 4S (Wavs. Means com.) Ap
propriates $2J4.247 for operation of
Kiamatn raua vocation scnooi toe
ficieney ).
UP FOR FINAL ACTION MONDAY
HB IS. 221. la. 223. 429. 424. 451 (all
seven calendared as special order of
business at 10:19 a.m.)
HB $7, 227, 233, 251, 252, $5. 3. 431.
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HOUSE RESUMES' 9 AJsL MONDAY.
Fs MtumMd
irmsto
Participate in
Spring Opening
(Story also on pace 1)
Finns listed by Salem Retail
Trade bureau which will parti
cipate in Thursday night s Spring
Opening are as follows:
Alex Jones Clothier, Jayson's,
Haniger Hat and Gown, Esther
Foster, Arbuckle's, B. F. Good
rich, Judson's, Western Auto
Supply, Valley Motor, Dougls
McKay Motor, Neilsen's shoes,
Salem hardware, uevuru f urni
ture. Midget market, Capitol
Street erocery. Haskin Donut
Kitchen. Capitol Lumber com
pany, Les Newman's, Toy ana
Hobby shop. Sears Roebuck,
Montgomery Ward, Jary Florist,
Smart shop. Price's, Bishop's,
Kav's. Fashionette. Miller's. Man's
shop. Field's. Rohland's. Sally's.
Schlesinger. J. C. Penney. United
Shirt, S&N Clothiers, Raemar
shoes. Karl's shoes, Mercon shoes,
Marilyn shoes. Mod erne. Jackson
Jewelers, Stevens and Son, Alex
ander and Sons. Jewel box. k.
L. Elfstrom, Qulsen berry's drugs,
Capitol drugs, Fred Meyer, Met-
roDoiltan. tdwara w imams cams,
Burke's cameras, Y ester's appli
ances, Ralph Johnson appliances.
Hogg Brothers, Salem Home rur-
niihing, llowad Maple sporting,
goods. Heiders records. IL I
Stiff, Allen hardware. Green-
baum's, Hamilton furniture. Town
and Country, Olson florist, Good
Housekeeping, Breithauprs nor
1st Marcaret's. Lamberfs an
tiaues. Leon's shoes. Moore's bi
cycles. Capital hardware. Better
Bedding Brown's jewelers. Mars,
Cooke's stationery, Kailes apparel
and Bramble hardware
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ttuf- ttnfm7 BcdemT 'tSrtq on," IS unclay 7 "March 1 3 1 SI I7
Easter Seal
Sale to Start
The annual Easter seal sale of
the Oregon Society for Crippled
Children and Adults will begin
Thursdav. accordlna? to T4 r u e e,
Spauldlnx, Salem, Marion county
cnatrman. ieiiers witn tne seau
will be mailed to residents. Pro
ceeds are used to assist nennni
who cannot receive help from any
other agency.:'
spaulding said the University of
Oregon medical school had regis-
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1
tered 4.638 rases of crippled chil
dren, including about 350 from
Marion county, out tnat tne list
did not cover all types of handi
caps. ' f
The first negro slaves were
brought into the United States at
Jamestown before the Pilgrims
landed at Plymouth.
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