3 Th Statesman, Solam, Oregon, Sunday April 10, 194J
In the Senate
PASSED
SB tU-OUT. of Laws) Makes mi-
pr changas la We retirement act
veto
tout.
(Bain Mahoiwy) Abolishas
yatatcl testing station systara In Port-
HB 4 19 (Military Affiiri) Sett up a
firll dcnia agencies wtthln one of the
rtats's present agencies.
HB 497 (Judiciary ) A tub for SB
170. prohibiting sales of any state prop
erty or Umber worth more than $1,000
unless bids are called for.
HB SS (Greenwood CHHer-In-ereases
pay of state police $23 a Irtonth.
HB 213 (Wtlhelm) Appropriates
$875,000 for purchase of Lincoln high
in Portland to be operated by the state
board of higher education as lower
division extension college
HB 305 (Military Affairs Approp
riates $1,500 a year to maintain head
quarters of Spanish-American war vet-
M-ana in Portland.
HB 440 (Agriculture) ABowi state
veterinarians to go outside Oreeon
when requested by cattle owners.
DEFEATED
HB 250 (MtCt. Del Would have al
lowed the Portland school district to
levy taxes' over the per cent limit for
three consecutive years with only a
single election to authorize: the serial
levy.
SB 430 (Rev. of Laws! .To license
all public accountants under a board of
public accountancy.
RI-BCfERKCD -
HB 506.
KEFEKHED
SB 425.
INTRODCCED
SB 425 (Fiahing' Industries) Boosts
the set net fee from $5 to $10 a year.
DO PASS REPORTS ADOPTED
SB 375. 287. KJH 22
HB 436.. 40., 439. 474. 481. l. 111. 352.
UP TOR FINAL ACTION j MONDAT
SB 414.
HB 54. 188. 430. 4). 321. 12.
Senate resumes 10 a m. Monday.
And Complete Line of
Evergreen Shrubs
North on Front St. to Keier Schol. Vest on
paved road 4 miles to highway.
H. L. PEARCY CO.
Open Sunday 1 P. M. to 8 P. M.
In the House
Conscientious, Dignified
Service j
i
5 North Capitol
TcL 3-3672
Insist On Plastered Ualls
Vbm Yon Build Or Bny o Ebno
PUIIILITE CLOCK MID SUPPLY CO.
Woat laUm
asid Piaster's SuppKoo
PASSED
HB Sit (Rev. of Laws) Enlarge
Jury lists tor Marion, Lane and Clack
amas oo unties.
SB 1M (Education) Creates a sep
arate department of vocational rehabi
litation to aid the physically handicap
ped, except the blind.
SB 205 (Patterson a Carson) Tight
ens laws for enforcement of the public
employes retirement act.
SB 230 (Rev. of Laws) Changes
slightly the law pertaining to removal
of an executor or administrator of an
estate.
SB 231 (Rev. of Laws) Changes
slightly the law pertaining to removal
of guardians or conservators of estates.
SB 292 (Rev. of Laws) Sets up
procedure for temporary committments
of person to the insane hospital for a
period not exceeding 20 days.
SB 324 (Engdahl fc Others I Boosts
pav of Umatilla county officials
SB 392 (Education i Sets up a spe
cial fund within the state treasury for
depositing funds of the Oreqoti Voca
tional school at Klamath Falls.
SB 4U7 - iRi-v. of Ijwji Permits
membcri. of the senate committee on
exeeulive appointments to vote on ttie
ijoverno) s appointees b mail if agree
able to all membeis.
SB 417 (Game i Restricts commer
cial fisfiin lor stuped bass in the Coos
river
S.1R Jj ''Road 4 Hihw a s A'jthor-i,-.-
tup v.';rn)i t dneet ur ''.!!'
ajv cli-9dil;mnt equipment in case of
f; od et.erenc;es.
T BI.ED
MB 5. ilt wineh toii.pnse the ssti-jte-r
evu.ci tax program
INTRoniTKD
HB 513 -iWy 4. Mitsi Appropriates
$151.50 for sundry vlanns against the
state.
HB 514 (Wys A MnO Appropriates
$162,023 for expenses ot state treasur
er's ' and bond department during the
next bimmum.
HB 51 tWvs Mns i Appropriates
f3M.0O0 for the Oiegon Blind Tiade
school.
hr sift (Wvs a Mns) Sets up a
three-man committee to study need for
I additional facilities for blind ctilldien
! and appropriates $10,000 for the com
I mi ttee ;
I HB 57 (Wys a Mns) Appropriates
t4 13.000 for operations of the bureau of
ibor. wage k hour commission and
1 apprenticeship council during the next
; biennium.
HB 518 (Wys Mns) Appropriates
i $04 000 for the utility and assessment
and taxation -divisions oi tne siaie tax
commission during the next biennium.
HB 51 (Wys A Mns Appropriates
$875,000 as state aid for orphans and
neglected children during the next bi
ennium. HB 920 (Wys a Mns) Appropriates
$1,500 for operation of the flax and
linen board at the state prison during
the next btenwium.
do r ass serosiTS aooptib
Unemployment on Downgrade
In Salem Area, Report Shows;
Jobless ( hecks Diminishing
With spring jobs opening; up in agriculture, forest products and
other industry, unemployment in the Salem area is on the downgrade,
the state unemployment commission reported Tuesday.
A total of 2,503 unemployment claim checks were paid out in the
third week of March from the Salem employment office as compared
with 3,128 paid in the corresponding week in February, the commis
sion sard.
HB aM
and
to c
BJirSUED
i. the 'cigaret Us and fair
ion act. to tat leant ways
committee. The eomaaittee
ttser whether the tax arteuld be
to finance an educational and
1 state building program.
VP rOSt PINAL ACTION MONDAY
KB iso. sea. HTR S3
la soa. S4S. set. str is.
Ilouse rsHim la a.m. Monday.
HAWAII MAT GET BKTTINO
HONOLULU. April 9 -)- The
territorial senate passed and sent
to the house today a bill to legal
ize parimutuel horse race betting.
Payments during the entire
month of March, however, reach
ed a whopping $175,325 to civil
ians and $156,881 to veterans
as compared with $83,421) to civil
ians and $73,895 to veterans in
March of 1948.
A total of $931,753 Mf-ere paid
out to jobless in this aia during
the first quarter of thii year as
compared with $512,112 during
the fir.-t quarter of ld.-.t year.
Of the total number hi claim
ants receiving pa merits now from
the Salem otfice about 3 per cent
aie in the lumLej- an.p logins?
trades. 21 per cent food) proi-e.-:-ers.
14 per i ent "upst i in 'ion
workers and 11 per eeiij are un
employed retail and Wholesale
trade worker.
Although benefit cl.iirns drop
ped last week over the entire
state, nevertheless, the commi.;
Mon reported, payments! to Ore
gon's unemployed last ifaonth hit
a record $4,166,215. Civilian work
ers over the state received slightly
less than in the previous month
but readjustment allowances to
out-of-work veterans rincreased
about 14 per cent higher than
February and Vonsiderajbly above
any other month since: the end
of the war."
"Claims received in $ht com
missions 23 employment offices
have been falling steadily since
mid-February but they! are still
double the number reported at
this time last year. If the same
rate of decrease continues, how
ever, the number of those without
work will be close to the usual
seasonal levels," the commission
predicted.
Amity Kebekahs
Greet Transfer,
Name Delegates
AMITY At the regular meet
ing of Industry Rebekah Lodge
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Lucinda
Robinson was elected to member
ship and was introduced and wel
comed. She was formerly a mem
ber or Arbor ntae neoexan loage
11 at Myrtle Creek. She became
a Rebekah in 1900.
Delegates to Rebekah assembly
were elected. Mrs. Hazel Gibbs
and Mrs. Elona Wood will re
present Industry lodge. Mrs. Gibbs
was recommended for district
deputy president for another year.
A committee was appointed to
arrange for the organization of
a social club. April 19 will be
birthday observance.
,.5$.- Slalo
4C S Finance Co.
batata FIIA Loans
Long-Time Faraa Loans
License 8-tlC and M-221
rersonal and Auto Loans
River Diking
Districts Said
Farm Program
Said Attractive
To Consumers
WASHINGTON, April 9
i The Truman administration count
ed heavily today on consumer sup
port to put its new farm program
through congress The twin oh
jecthes of the program ate cheap
er food prices and a stabilized
Jt;i c ulture.
Secretary of A:i. ulture Bran
nan and his a.-,it.uiii believe t tie
propect of a cut m grocery bills
will make government faim-a:d
measures acceptable to many city
and town people who have been
critical of previous measures.
The program, which Brannan
I outlined to congress yesterday,
calls for a major change in the
way the government attemnt to
assure fair prices to producers of
meat, milk and other dairy pro
ducts, eggs, poultry, fruits and
vegetables.
It would let the market prices
of these products drop to what
ever levels supply and demand
would carry them. If prices failed
to give farmers a predetermined
return deemed essential to keep
tnem fairly prosperous, the gov
ernment would make up the dif
ference with a check from the
U.S. treasury.
Under the present program, the
government does not permit free
play of supply and demand. If
prices tend to drop below the
guaranteed , price level, the gov
ernment buys and removes from
the market the price-depressing
part of the supply.
Unprepared
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DR. PAINLESS PARKER
PORTLAND, April 9-i0-On the
eve of the annual high water fore
cast, Columbia river diking dis
tricts were accused today of fail
ing to prepare for possible floods.
"They are slighting the Interests
of the people in the districts and
jeopardizing hundreds of lives by
dereliction of their obligations,"
asserted Col. O. E. Walsh Portland
district army engineer, j
He said almost half f the 56
drainage and diking districts in
tha lower Columbia river area had
not acknowledged letters asking
for a statement of work done to
guard against flooding. )
Walsh said army engineers had
called attention to known points
of weakness in the levees, but said
further inspection should be car
ried on to discover and correct
defects perhaps not yet found.
He said the army could step In
to repair damage, but fall mat
ters of works in the category of
maintenance and operation, how
ever, must, under the law. be un
dertaken by the flood control dis
tricts themselves."
The expected height of the Col
umbia9 run-off will be foretold in
a meeting here Tuesday of the
Columbia river basin water fore
cast eomaaittee.
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Telephone: Salem 3-8825
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.fter 5:30 P. M. CaH 2-S9?
t jrfMi srw. to sav that there U no material
pi-.scssir)n which speaks nore eloquently ol the man
who owns it than a Cadillac car.
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Wherever it is driven, it offer authentic testi
mony as to its owner' good taste his concern for
the safety and comfort of his family and friends
and his general standing in the field of endeavor in'
which he has chosen to make his contribution to the
world's affairs.
Indeed, if a complete list ere published of tho-e
who own and drive this distinguished car it would
he obvious that it has become a hallmark of achieve
ment in almost every walk of life.
That this should have happened is entirely
logical for Cadillac car have been built, for almost
half a century, to the most uncompromising stand
ards of excellence. As a result, Cadillac stands alone
in'all the things that make a motor car a distinction
to possess and a pleasure to utilize.
The 1949 Cadillac js the grandest of them all, in
every way. Whv not visit our showrooms and see for
yourself ?.A ou arc welcome at any time.
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Phono 3 3175
510 N. Commercial St.