10 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1946
Columbia Valley Authority
Urged by Senator Taylor
Describing the proposed Columbia Vailcy Authority as the
"grandest opportunity the northwest has ever had or will have"
Idaho's Senator Glenn Taylor, a proponent of the CVA, speaking
, it M
Likes U. S. Ml Host Haufc,
21 (above), a former German
prisoner of war, is in jail at
Mobile, Ala., after he was ar
rested and turned over to fed
eral authorities on a charge of
stowing away on a merchant
ship at Rouen, France, and re
turning to the United Stales.
Capt. Evan Morgan, skipper of
the S.S. Alfred Moore, Raid
Haute told him he was interned
in a camp in Louisiana, and
that he wanted to return to the
U. S. because he "liked it so
much."
Landlords After
Bigger Membership
The Salem chapter of the Na
tional Home and Property Own
ers' foundation, which is oppos
ing rent control in this district,
decided at a meeting of its board
of directors Wednesday night
to attempt an increase in mem
bership from the present 200 to
a prospective 1000.
A committee was appointed to
solicit owners of hotels, auto
courts and apartment houses.
On the committee are Thomas
Roberts, Frank Doolittlc and
William Foren, and David
O'Haia will be in charge of ad
vertising. A meeting of Ihe chapter will
be held at the Chamber of
Commerce Wednesday night,
October 16.
Polk October Jury
Panel Selected
Dallas A panel of 31 jur
ors for the Polk county cir
cuit court for the October term
has been drawn to report on
Thursday, October 17, at 0:30
a.m. in the courthouse, accord
ing to Edna M. Pitzcr, county
clerk.
On tha panrl are Fllf.abrlli Burrilck,
Willamlna; Earl C. Burk. SalMni Frpd
Connrod. rt. 1. Dallas: Ella Donaldson.
Indfpcndc ucp: Tln'odorf R. Kvaiis. rt.
S. lndrpfndf ncf ; Farn J. Kratko. lno
prnririice; Ldf S. Finscth. Dallas'. Anna
E. Flshrr. Indr prnrtrncr: olive llrricra.
liirtrpfnnVner: Orvillr II. lull. Indepen
dence; Blanche llosman. Dallas.
M. W. Kelly, Independence: Rlanche
M. Klrkendall. Independence; Dprnlliy
Kletrmg, Independence: Frances I. Lew
Is. Snlem: Delia Mlddleton, nirkreall;
Lola M. Mun.snn. Salrmi Martha Neuter.
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Tuesday atternoon to members
of the American Veterans' com
mittec and their guests gave his
reasons for supporting the proj
ect. Stating that eventually the
country would get such things as
the CVA even though it may be
defeated at the present time,
the senator, a liberal democrat,
listed tht benefits derived from
the Tennessee Valley Authority,
noting that he had personally
contacted the people of Ten
nessee to determine their reac
tion, spending a day interview
ing everyone from salesmen in
the stores to bankers.
The senator maintained the
establishment of CVA will not
only give work during the
period of construction but pro
vide the working people with
steady employment following
its completion because it would
draw major industries and in
this way will indirectly aid bus
iness men. Noting that he found
no opposition or hike warmncss
to the authority in Tennessee
after it was completed and func
tioning, Taylor asserted that the
government did not go into com
petition with private enterprise
there, but rather opened the
way for industry by experiment
ing in new industries that later
were taken over by private con
cerns. Taxes, he slated, were
not affected because new indus
tries replaced those that came
under public ownership. Fur
ther commenting on the TVA
the speaker drew attention to
the fact that it had increased
the tourist trade through the re
stocking of the lakes and rivers
with fish for sportsmen.
Listed by the Idaho senator
as opposing the CVA were the
power companies, big coal com
panies, fertilizer trusts, news
papers, the republican party and
business men, the majority of
whom he states, are republicans
and oppose it because the party
is opposed.
Art Dow, chairman of the
AVC, presided at the meeting,
held at the Marion hotel, and
introduced former Congressman
Walter Pierce, who introduced
the speaker. Also introduced
at Ihe meeting were Mrs. Pierce,
LaMarr Townsend of Klamath
Falls, democratic candidate for
congress from the second dis
trict: Carl Donaugh, democratic
candidate for governor; Lyman
Ross, democratic candidate for
congress from the first district;
Mrs. Ross, Roland Jones, Farm
ers' Union president, and Mon
roe Sweclland.
rt. I. Salein: Clyde Park, rt I. Mon
mouth: Paul Riley. Mnnmoulli; Blanch
O. Robbie. lnd penrience.
Grnrae Sniull. rt. 1. Dallas: MozeMe
M. Bpoon?r. Dallas: Ruth M. Starbuek.
Dallas: Charley Trnbmch, Tails Clly:
Martin Van crops. Amity rt. 1; Helen
Van Santen. Rkkrrall: Clara Walt. Rlclc
reall; Frank II. Windsor, rt. 1, Salem:
Lydla. A. wirls. Rlckreall and Arthur
B. Woods, Dallas.
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Francis I. Smith, Portland at
torney and world war II veter
an, will be secretary of the
Snell-for-Govemor campaign, It
was announced from Snell head
quarters In Portland today.
Smith, a veteran of the Euro
pean campaign with the 4tti in
fantry division, has the honor
of being one of the most deco
rated veterans in the state, hold
ing the Silver Star, Bronze Star
medal with two oak leaf clus
ters, the Purple Heart and Pres
idential Unit citation ribbon
awarded to the 9th infantry
regiment of the division, with
which he served. The Silver
Star was awarded for gallantry
in action In August, 1944.
A graduate of Washington
high school and Northwestern
College of Law, Smith practiced
law in Portland for six and a
half years before entering the
army as an enlisted man in Oc
tober, 1942. Prior to the war he
was an officer and director of
the Portland Junior Chamber
of Commerce and now is a mem
ber of the board of directors of
that organization. Me is a mem
ber of the reserve officers asso
ciation and is associated with
George La Roche.
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Up to October 12
Veterans who wish to enter
have until October 12 to regis
ter for the first quarter and
living accommodations are
available for approximately 100
more students, including a lim
ited number of married couples,
according to Dr. C. A. Howard,
president of the Oregon College
of Education at Monmouth. Dr.
Howard points out that majors
in any standard course may get
full advanced credit for one or
two years' preliminary work at
the college.
While most of the housing fa
cilities are available for single
man or women, completion of
FHA facilities made it possible
for married couples to attend
the college, Dr. Howard states.
The facilities for these arc
smaller than the number of ac
commodations for single stud
ents. Mill City Holding
Clothing Campaign
Mill City The Missionary so
ciety of the Presbyterian church
is sponsoring a campaign for
the collection of old clothing
during the month of October for
the devastated countries of Eu
rope and Asia. Clothing can be
taken to the Presbyterian
church on Thursday between 2 '
and 4 o'clock, where someone i
will rprrivp il Mrc W W Al i
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West Salem, Oct. 10 Walter
Musgrave, West Salem realtor,
yesterday announced his intent
to run for the office of city
mayor and filed his petition for
a place on the ballot in the fall
election. Musgrave states that
he is entering city politics be
cause he believes West Salem
needs a business administration
which can best be accomplish
ed by electing a successful bu
siness man as mayor. Ho fur
ther declared that the city needs
unity above all things, not only
within city limits, but its offi
cials must seek the cooperation
of the residents immediately
outlying the city limits.
Ho stressed the water problem
as a matter of paramount im
portance to the city's economic
existence. It is his contention j
that West Salem can ill afford
to be hemmed in by formation j
of an outside water district ,
when it can furnish water, al :
a profit to the city, to these out
lying districts cheaper than the
district can provide its own sup
ply. To maintain the patronage
of this area, the people must be
shown that the city can and will
provide the necessary water.
Any future expansion is futile,
according to the candidate, un
til the residents and business
firms already here can be as
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