L-East Salem Communities
Holding Halloween Parties
East Salem, Oct. 29 The annual Halloween parties will be
held in all East Salem communities this week. One of the
larger parties planned is the annual one at Swegle school planned
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Compl
iance Good
Says
Price Board
Food retailers in the Salem
area have maintained an ex
ceptionally high degree of com
pliance throughout the period
of price control on food prod
ucts, says Robert E. Lantz,
chairman of the Salem price
control board,
Price inquiries received by
the board run an average of
about 25 a day, most of them
about automobiles, Lantz says
Consumer complaint investiga
tions in September disclosed
five violations.
However, a survey in Sep
tember in which one furniture
business was checked showed a
violation, 15 apparel stores sur
veyed disclosed four violations,
and 90 food establishments sur
veyed from September 1 to Oc
tober 24 showed 13 violations.
Independence Bridge Finance
Plan is Given Approval
A financing agreement between Marion and Polk counties for
, half the cost of a bridge across the Willamette river at Independ
ence has state highway commission approval, given at a meeting
in Portland Monday. The com-'
mission will assume $320,000 of
the expense, one half, while the
two counties will pay $160,000
each under an agreement
reached yesterday.
Marion county will pay its
share in two payments while
Polk county has assigned its
state highway fund allocations
for a 12-ycar period to cover
an equal amount under the gree
ment. A biennial budget estimate
was approved yesterday. It calls
for an outlay of $58,868,000
with revenue estimates set at
$67,702,000. The commission
said the remaining funds would
be used for work late in 1949
to match federal road fund ap
propriations. Awards of contracts included:
Dobyns and Webb, Salem,
$13,700, for rock revetment on
a bridge revetment section ad
jacent to the Albany-Lyons
highway in Linn county.
John A. Logan, Portland, $73,
960, grading and oil mat surfac
ing of 1.05 miles of Tutuilla
section of the Pendleton-John
Day highway and erection of one
36-foot concrete bridge.
opper Pheasant
Hunted by Americans
Tokyo, Oct. 29 (IP) Ameri
cans are hunting one of the
finest game birds in the world
. the copper pheasant in
Japan's high mountain forests.
The season extends from Octo
ber 1 to February 28.
Soldiers and civilians also
are going after ducks in Chiba
; and Sendai where the season
extends from October 15 to
April 15. They will turn to
'. northern Kyushu in midwinter.
Police Prepare for
Halloween Pranks
Salem police headquarters,
Assistant Chief E. C. Charlton
said Moday, is making special
preparation for an orderly town
on Halloween night.
; Special officers will be used
and practically all officers will
work extra hours. The purpose
is to prevent vandalism and de
struction of property, and the
New Route As Follows:
From State street south on Commercial to
Lincoln, west to Saginaw, south to Superior,
east to Commercial, south to Hansen, west to
7lh street.
Return: East on Hansen to Commercial,
north to McGilchrist, east to High, north to
Lincoln, west to Commercia', north to Stale
street.
Buses leaving State and Commercial 18
and 48 minutes past each hour will go out
to 7th and Hansen. Those leaving 03 and 33
will go only to McGilchrist. They will be so
marked.
Ask your driver for a .schedule.
Oregon
Motor Stages
636 N. Front
Phone 5744
for Thursday night. This year
it is being called a Harvest
Sale." For several weeks the
two upper grades have conduct
ed a contest for the collection
of rummage and this will be
sold at booths. There will be
a food stand with donated food
for sale, a fish pond and begin
ning at 5:30 p.m. hamburger
sandwiches and coffee will be
sold, so one may be able to buy
their supper at the party. All
four teachers are sponsoring the
affair and it is planned for the
hours of 5:30 until 10. Every
one is invited to come for an
evening of entertainment and
money made from such projects
will be used for extra school
equipment.
There will also be the an
nual school room- parties at all
schools.
Mrs. Henry Sunderland and
new baby daughter came from
the hospital this past week-end
to the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Stark on Garden
road. The little girl is the
first grandchild of the Starks.
curfew ordinance will be enfor
ced strictly. The cooperation of
parents is requested.
The surfew ordinance applies
(o boys and girls under 18, and
the curfew hour is 10:30, except
on Saturday and Sunday nights
when it is 12.
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Announcing
Change of South Commercial
routing
Effective Nov. 1, 1946
Farmers' Union
Has Price Scare
Washington, Oct. 29 (U.R) The
National Farmers Union charg
ed today that the United States
was threatening to scuttle hopes
for effective international sta
bilization of farm prices.
Russell Smith, legislative sec
retary of the organization, said
the threat was raised by this
country's apparent hostility to
the proposal for a world food
board to keep farm prices on an
even keel through periods of
surplus or scarcity.
Smith's statement came as
member countries of the United
Nations food and agriculture or
ganizations continued airing
their views on the world board,
proposed by Sir John Boyd Orr,
FAO director general.
In opening sessions yesterday,
the United States was definite
ly cool to the idea. The Dutch
endorsed the proposal while
Denmark saw no conflict with
existing international agencies.
Britain and Canada present
their views today.
Several delegates to the
FAO's preparatory commission
on world food proposals con
ceded there was little hope the
food board plan would go
through without the moral and
financial backing of the United
States.
Smith specifically criticized
the evaluation of the board of
fered by Undersecretary of Ag
riculture Norris E. Dodd, the
U.S. delegate to the preparatory
commission.
Faculty Club Host
Monmouth The Faculty
Club of Oregon College of Edu
cation held a reception for the
new teachers at Todd hall Sun
day evening.
In Charge of DR. FRED PAGELER, Registered Optometrist.
Associate Registered Optometrists: Dr. Wm. L. Stephenson,
Dr. Emma Spitzer, Dr. Harry R. Scribner,
Dr. Robert A. Golden
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came in any time
at your convenience
for a Free Optical
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Glasses will not be
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West Salem Major Offices
Lack Contest for Election
West Salem, Oct. 29 Saturday marked the deadline for filing
petitions of candidacy for city offices in the November election.
The names of but two incumbents will appear on the ballot on
election, W. C. Hcise and Don
Burns, both seeking re-election
as councilmen. Also in the con
test for the three vacant coun
cil posts will be Tom Dalkc.
building contractor; Earl Burk,
local business man, and Chester
Douglas, brother of the late
Roy Douglas who served as city
treasurer for several terms.
There will be no competition
in the field for the election of
a mayor, city recorder and city
treasurer with Walt Musgrave,
R. E. Pattison and Tholma
Brown running unopposed for
the respective offices.
Guy C. Ncwgent, serving out
his tenth year as mayor of West
Salem: Arno Myers, retiring
councilman, and Mary H. Kcr
bcr. city treasurer, chose not to
again enter the city's political
race and did not file petitions
for re-election.
Seal Sale Chairman
West Salem Mrs. E. J. Dictz
has accepted the chairmanship
of West Salem for the Christ
mas tuberculosis seal sales. She
has asked the Past Presidents'
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can Legion auxiliary to serve
as the sponsoring organization.
According to Mrs. Dietz the
community's quota is S300 in
bonds and stamps. Stamps will
be mailed out during November
to an approved list of business
places and residential patrons.
Returns from England
Brooks A. Bradley lias re
turned home from England,
where he spent six weeks visit
ing his relatives. He traveled by
plane there and return. Bradley
has a grocery store in Brooks
and also a furniture store in
Hollywood district, Salem.
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Bonded Bourbon Price
Will Be Pretty High
Louisville, Ky., Oct. 29 (!')
Bonded Bourbon whisky soon
will be available in liquor
stores here and elsewhere, in
dustry spokesmen said today,
but "the price will stagger you
a bit.''
P. Booker Robinson, Liberty
National bank's authority on
whisky dealings, said the prices
probably would range between
$7.50 and $9 a fifth, compared to
a price of around S4 a fifth un
der OPA ceilings. But there was
little or no merchandise avail
able at the latter figure.
Zach Oppcnhoimer, president
of the Kentucky Liquor Deal-
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has been changed to
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their capacities as owners, at the same location
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Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 19-iG 3
ers association and of the Louis
ville Liquor Dealers association,
said dealers in this area had
threatened to revolt at the pro
posed higher prices when Bour
bon becomes more plentiful
"just like the housewife did on
meat."
Latest official figures from
the state revenue department,
showed there were 1,586,365
cases of bonded whisky in Ken
tucky warehouses, as of last Ap-
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since that time.
Returns Home
Brooks Mrs. Cora Otto, Mrs.
Maude Timm and Mrs. Louise
Romer have returned home from
Belknap Springs, where they
spent a week at the Church of
God camp meeting.
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