I Salary Increases Seen Sure
Following Approval in Senate
j Salary increases for state officials, state police, supreme court
; justices, circuit judges and district attorneys were virtually cer
tain today of getting legislative approval after the senate, in two
1 hours of arguing in a caucus,
House Passes
Zoning Bill
' The county zoning bill, de
signed to control the growth of
areas adjoining cities, was pass
ed by the house Monday after
noon with only five dissenting
votes, and was sent to the sen
ate. The bill would provide for
county zoning c o m m i s s i on
which could adopt zoning regu
lations, but an election would
have to be held in each county
before it adopted zoning.
The bill is the result of a
two-year study of the problem,
i Rep. John R. Snellstrom, Eu
gene, told the house that the
worst problem is in the rapidly
growing Willamette valley
counties. He said 26 states have
similar legislation, but that the
bill is not as drastic as laws in
other states.
? Rep. W. W. Chadwick, Sa
lem, chairman of the house
county affairs committee which
drafted the bill, said the bill
jtakes out most of the features
Voting against the bill were
Reps. J. E. Bennett, R. A. Ben
nett, and Joseph E. Harvey, all
of Portland; Earle Johnson, Cor
vallis; and Harry R. Wiley, Le
banon. .
Pressure on Bill
Charged by Solon
' Charges of "pressure" on a
, bill relating to advertising by
cosmeticians were thrown about
i in the house Monday after which
the bill was passed by a vote of
45 to 13 with two members ab
sent. ! Argument began after Rep. F.
II. Dammasch, one of the spon
tsors of the bill, objected to what
;he termed the "emasculated"
form in which the committee
had placed the bill.
f "If you want proof of the
power of the press, you have
proof here.V he declared.
Rep. Frank Van Dyke of Med
ford, a member of the judiciary
committee which reported out
the bill, leaped to his feet, de
;nied that the press had influ
enced members of the commit
tee, saying that he had "misgiv-
a mgs about the bill from the
ivme it made an appearance in
file legislature.
"And if you want the facts,"
Van Dyke said, "there was a
great deal of pressure for the
passage of this bill. In fact there
were threats made against mem
bers that we would not be re
turned to the legislature if this
bill was not passed and I will
reveal the names of those who
made this threat to any member
of this house if asked to do so."
Senator Dunn's
; Condition 'Fair'
' The condition of Sen. Austin
Dunn, Baker, who was taken to
' a hospital Sunday after becom
i mg ill in his hotel room, was
) described as "fair" today by hos
t pital authorities, who said doc
i tors have not yet learned the
I nature of his ailment.
i They said he rested comforta
. I bly last night.
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approved the schedule adopted
by the joint ways and means
committee
The only important change
made by the senate was to
give circuit judges $7,500 a year,
or $500 more than the commit
tee recommended. The judges
now get $6,000.
The state's top salary would
be that of the chancellor of
higher education, who gets about
$12000 a year. His salary would
remain unchanged, and the sen
ate tabled a move to cut 'his
salary down to the $10,000 that
the governor .would get. The
governor now gets $7,500.
In the next lower bracket of
$8,500 a year would be the
seven supreme court justices
Then, at $7,500, come the Secre
tary of State, state treasurer, at
torney general, public utilities
commissioner, highway engineer
and state health officer
The raises, most of which are
substantial, are designed to
bring state salaries into proper
relationship with each other.
and in line with other states.
Senate approval today was
only a formality, after which
the bills go to certain approval
in the house.
The bill to increase from $3,-
000 to $6,000 the ceiling on vet
erans' farm or home loans bare
ly squeaked through the senate
by a 16-11 margin and went to
the house. Sixteen is the num
ber of votes needed to pass i
bill.
Bills to create the state parks
department under the highway
commission and to relieve the
state postwar development di
rector from serving as Willam
ette basin commission secretary
were passed by the house and
sent to the governor.
Governor Earl Snell signed
bills to create a state commis
sion to buy federal surplus prop
erty, provide that only licensed
laboratories may make pre-mar
ital blood tests, and increase
physicians license fees from $5
to $10 a year.
The house agriculture commit
tee voted to introduce a bill to
tax all wine sold in Oregon 5
cents a gallon. The will would
raise between $25,000 and $30,-
000 a year, and the money would
be used to control pests and dis
eases which attack cane fruits
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5c Tax on Wine
Proposed in Bill
The house committee on ag
riculture Monday voted to' in
troduce as a committee measure
a bill imposing a five cent a
gallon tax on all wine consumed
in the state of Oregon to pro
vide a fund to study and combat
diseases of cane fruits.
The proposed bill would au
thorize appointment by the gov
ernor of a wine council to be
composed of two farmers, two
berry growers, and one wine
processor to work out the dis
ease combat program.
The tax would be collected by
the state liquor commission and
funds derived from the tax
turned over to the stale agri
culture department to be dis
bursed in accordance with re
commendations of the wine
council.
Church Fights
Three Bills
Portland, Mar. 11 (fft The
Rev. Gilbert B. Christian, exe
cutive secretary of the Oregon
Council of Churches, asked all
protestant ministers in Oregon
today to protest three bills now
before the state legislature.
Christian accompanied a let
ter to all the state's ministers
with a report compiled by Roy
M. Lockenour, Salem, Willam
ette university professor and
chairman of the Council of
Churches legislative committee.
Lockenour condemned H.B.
81, which would license slot
machines, H.B. 203 and H.B.
207, which would provide for
licensing of clubs which he
charged "would knock the Knox
law higher than a cocked hat."
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LEGAL
NOTICE OP INTENTION TO IMPROVE
HICKORY STREET PROM FIFTH
STREET TO MAI'LE STREET
Notice is hereby iclven thai the com
mon council of the city of Salem, Oregon,
deems It necessary and expedient and
hereby declares Us purpose and Inten
tion to improve Hickory street from the
east line of Filth street to the west line
of Maple street at the expense of the
RbuUinu and adjacent property, except
the street and alley Intersections the
expense of which will be assumed by the
city or Salem, by brlnslnK said portion
of said street to the established grade,
constructliu cement concrete curbs, and
paving said portion of said street with
a 6-lnch Portland cement concrete pave
ment thirty feet wide, In accordance
with the plans and specifications there
for which were adopted by the common
council March 5, 1947, which are now
on file in the office of the city re
corder and which hereby are made a
part of this notice.
The co.nmon council hereby declares
Its purpo.se and intention of making the
above described Improvement "by and
through the street Improvement depart
ment. By order of the common council March
5, 1947:
ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof Is
March 11. 1947. 70'
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMTROVE
CLAUDE STREET FROM FORD
STREET TO i:iRD STREET
Notice Is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem, Orefion,
deems it necessary and expedient and
hereby declares its purpose and Inten
tion to Improve Claude street from the
east line of Ford street to the east line
of Twenty-third street at the expense of
the abutting and adjacent property, ex
cept the street and alley intersections
the expense of which will be assumed
by the city of Salem, by bring ins said
portion of said street to the established
grade, constructing cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion of said
street with an asphaltic concrete pave
ment thirty feet wide, in accordance with
the plans ftnd specifications therefor
which were adopted by the common coun
cil March 5, 1947, which are now on
file In the office of the city recorder
and which hereby are made a part of
this notice.
Tlie common council hereby declares!
its purpose and intention of making the1
above described Improvement by and
through the street improvement depart
ment. By order of the common council March
5, 1947:
ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof is
March 11, 1047. 70
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
OF OREGON FOR MARION COUNTY.
"No. 33,819.
SUMMONS
Frank 8. Bowers and Carrie V. Bowers,
husband and wife, Plalntirfs, vs. Gloria
Shannon and Warren Shannon, her hus
band: Mildred Davenport Malanas and
John Doe Malanas (first name unknown),
her husband; Nettie Lucas and Charles
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Luca, her husband; Irwin V. deer and
ICrystie Oeer, his wiV; Ralph Oeer and
Nellie Geer, his wife; Pearl Geer and Jane
Doe Oeer (first name unknown), his wife;
Ida Clymer and Vance Clymer, her hus
band; Mary Brown and Benjnmln Brown,
her husband; Musa Oeer: Bert Geer and
Nellie Oeer, his wife; Mary Geer: Ruth
Kephart and Leonard Kephart, her hus
band; Harry Dabney; Archie A. Geer ani
Cora Geer, his wife: Daniel H. Crouter;
Elinor C. Mackie and Bernard Mackle. her
husband; Isa B. Duimlimton and R. H.
Dunnlngton. her husband; Carrie Maud
Crouter; Margaret Crouter; Eleanor L. de
Pol and Germain de Pol, her husband:
Marcia Hamilton Crouter; Robert WUUird
Crouter; Robert Warren Crouter and
Alene Crouter, his wife; Daniel D. Crou
ter; Mary C. Ellis; Paul H. Crouter and
Julia M. Crouter. his wife: Dora E. Crou
ter; Alfred B. Crouter arid Dorothy Crou
ter, his wife: Junia F. Allen and Melvin O
Allen, her husband; Li'nrand Crouter and
Elizabeth Crouter. his wife: EuRcnia Ltm
gille and H. S. Lansille. her husband: and
also all other persons or parties unknown
claiming any rlsln, title, estate, lien or
Interest in the real property described n
the complaint herein. Defendants.
TO: Gloria Shannon, Warren Shannon,
Mildred Davenport Mnliina-s, John Doe
Malanas; Nettie Lucas. Charles Lucas. Ir
win W. Geer. Crystle Geer. Ralph Geer
Nellie Geer, Pearl Geer. Jane Doe Geer
Ida Clymer, Vance Clymer, Mu.sa Gerr
Bert Geer, Nellie Geer, Harry Dabney,
Mary Brown, Elinor C. Mackie, Bernard
Mackie, Isa B. Duiiniiintoii, R. If. Dun
nliiBton. Margaret Crouter, Eleanor L. de
Pol, Germain de Po!, Marcia Hamilton
Crouter. Robert Willard Crouter, Robert
Warren Crouter. Alene Crouter, Mary C.
Ellis, Paul H. Crouter. Julia M. Crouter.
Junia F. Allen. Melvin C. Allen, Legrand
Crouter. Elizabeth Crouter, Eugenie Lan
gllle, and H. S. LaiiBllle and all other per
sona or parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, Hen or Interest in the
real property described in the complaint !
herein, defendants above named; i
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON. You are required to appear and j
answer the complaint filed anain.st von
In the Above entitled Court and cause on
or before four werKs from the date of the 1
first publication of this summons and. if !
you so fail to answer, for want thereof
the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for j
the relief prayed for In their complaint, i
namely, for a decree quieting title In '
Plaintiffs in and to the following de-.;
scribed real property, to-wit:
Beginning at a point which is 20.00 1
chains East and 29.50 chains South from
the quarter section corner between sec
tions 20 and 31 in Township 7 South,
Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridi
an in Marlon County, Oregon; thence
running East 20.00 chains, to the North
west corner of a certain tract of land
conveyed to A. A. Oeer by deed recorded
July 20. 1932, In Vol. 213. Page 504, Deed
Records for Marlon County, Oregon;
tht-nce running South Along the West
line of said tract. 15.00 chains; thence
running East 33.00 chains, more or less,
to the Southeast cornrr of A. A. Geer'
land; thence North 16.90 chains, more
or less, to the center of the County
Road: thence Ea.st along the center ot
the road 2.16 chains: thence South 86
dee . 30" East along the center of said
road. 14.84 chains to the center of
County Road; thence South along the
center of said road. 31.48 chains, more
or less, to the South Boundary line of
t he Ralph C. (Jeer Donation Land
Claim; thence South 3 den. 30' West
along the center of said road. 4 00
chains: thence West to the West side
line of said road; thence South 3 deg.
30' West along said West Mne 5 18
chains: thence West 29.20 chains, more
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Mar. II, 1947 9
or less, to the East line of the K. P.
Colby Donation Land Claim; thence
North along said East line 9.18 chains
to the Northeast corner of said Colby
Claim; thence West along the North
Hue of said Claim. 40.no chains, more
or less, to the Southwest corner of the
Ralph C. Geer Donation Land Claim;
thence tforth along the West line or said
Geer Claim, 30.30 chains, more or less, to
trie piace 01 Beginning,
and for such other and further relief is i
uiflv be just and equitable. j
This summons Is served upon you oy :
publication thereof in the Capital Journal,!
a newspaper published and of general cir
culation in Marion County, Oregon, by
order of Hon. Geo. R. Duncan, Circuit
Judge, ths date of said order being the
28th day of February, 1947. The first!
publication of thui summons U March 4,
1947 anrl ths tn.r nuV.lir-.rinn ,u..-r ,rt
be April 1, 1947.
CHAS. J ZERZAN, ; ,
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