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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1947)
Speculation Heard on Leadership Of Next Oregon Legislature As the longest legislative session in the history of Oregon seems to be drawing to a close today is the 81st day attention is being given to who will be the presiding officers of the 45th biennial legislative session. Sen. Doug-' las McKay, of Marion county, is the only announced candidate for the presidency of the sen ate thus far. Although Sen. Mc Kay has made no campaign, senate observers feel that he has the best chance for the im portant position at this particu lar time. However, the name of Sen. Ernest R. Fatland of Condon is also mentioned. Sen. Fatland served in the house for a num ber of years, being speaker in the 1B39 session. During the present session he- has been chairman of the senate assess ment and taxation committee and is recognized as an effici ent committee chairman as well as effective when debating measures on the floor of the house. Both Senators Earl Newbry and William "Walsh wore candi- other house member who has attracted attention through his handling of bills on the floor and the effectiveness of the few speeches that he has made on the house floor.. Several freshmen house mem bers, who if returned for a few sessions, will certainly figure in future speakership contests are Reps. Martin P. Gallagher of Malheur county, Carl H Francis of Yamhill county. At least three house mem bers are ambitious to move up to the senate. Speaker Hall has already announced that he will not seek re-election to the house and it is understood that he will enter the race for senator from Multnomah county. Rep. Pat Lonergan is known to desire toi Norway Is Subject round out his legislative career .. with a term in the senate and TOr UniT Meeting Rep. Joe Wilson, frequently referred to as the "elusive member of the house" due to his absence from the floor when important legislation is considered, has declared that he will seek election to the sen ate in the 1948 elections. Unionvale There were 13 at tended tne Unionvale home dem onstration unit meeting held all day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Magee. Miss Marion Don aldson, county demonstration agent, was present. Mrs. Magee and Mrs. Morton Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co. COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE LUBRICATION MOTOR OVERHAUL BRAKE REPAIRING WASH AND POLISH RADIO REPAIRING BODY REBUILDING PAINTING TIRE REPAIRING DON'T PUT THIS WORK OFF for lack of cash. Ask about our budget plan. Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co. Tompkins were the leaders oni The next meeting will be at Capital Journal. Salem. Oregon, Thursday. April 3, 1947 13 Norway. the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Henry Deedon of Hope-jCharlcs Andrews and "Toinor-iThey will apply this money on-Ferguson tractor with plow and well who Is formerly of Nor- row's Fabrics" will be the topic. the purchase price of their Forddisc. way and went during the sum- met of 1946 to visit her mothcr Amity The trap shoot, spon and other relatives, answered: sored by Amity FFA chapter many questions, I realized $160 for their efforts. Ask Chas. S. McElhinny GOLDEN YEARS' PLAN dates for the presidency of the about Standard Insurance senate for tne present session, but withdrew when Marshall Cornett had sufficient votes in the bag to assure his election. They have not indicated if thev ivill again seek the top honors frr the senate. Rep. Frank Van Dyke of Medford is the outstanding con tender for the next speaker of the house. On numerous occa sions he has relieved Speaker John Hall in the chair and ha demonstrated his fitness as a presiding officer. Friends of Rep. Jack Green wood of Clackamas county are urging him to throw his hat in the ring. Pep. Greenwood has served for many sessions, held important committee chairman ships and has shown ability while presiding in the chair. Another house member who js spoken of as timber for the speakership is Rep. Ralph Moore of Coos Bay. He is an- He will give you full details on the insur ance plan thai enables you to retire with a life income. Stan a ii Ixsuiiance Company CHAS. S. McELHINNY Room 7 Woodrow Bldg. 444 Center St. 500 North Commercial St. Phone 3188 j 4 No Insurance Bargains? ? The best buy in insurance today is a low-cost Personal Lia bility Policy to protect you from a possible law-suit arising out of the ownership of your home. Call Huggins Office, Salem's General America Agent for this Home-Owners' "Special." CHET CHUCK If . 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Chilled Grapefruit Sections in Orange Juice Served in Sherbet Glasses or Grapefruit Shells Baked Eggs in Nests of Corned Beef Hash New Peas in Cream Sauce Hot Rice Muffins Butter or Margarine (Substitute cooked rice for half the flour in your favorite muffin recipe) Plate of Sugar Cookies Coffee for Grownups Hot Cocoa for the Children OLD-FASHIONED EASTER DINNER the family's ravenous after the Easter Parade this dinner will fill them up. Roast Chicken and Herb Stuffing with Hard-cooked Eggs Sliced into the Gravy Fluffy Mashed Potatoes Lima Bean and Corn Succotash Wilted Lettuce with Crisp Bacon Bits, Hot Biscuits Apricot Jam Ice Cream Yellow Layer Cake with White Frosting EASTER BUFFET SUPPER This menu is festive enough for guests, easy enough for just the family. Platter of Sliced Cold Roast ' Lamb or Chicken Casserole of Hard-cooked Eggs and Asparagus with Cheese Sauce (Use some of the eggs the Easter bunny left) ' Potato Chips Celery Sticks Spiced Peaches Hot Popovers Lemon Meringue Tarts Casio? iDtofet- The Homemakers' Bureau An Exlrs 5Jtumy Strvitt Spaghetti or Egg Noodle DINNER Pan American 16-ex. can 10C Easter Sunday dinner calls for perfection in every detail . . . your best silver, finest linens. But above all, the food you serve is your measure of success. Be sure of perfection. Buy all your food at Safeway where every thing is guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Select from Safeway's abundant variety of savory meats, garden-fresh fruits and vegetables and other quality groceries, knowing that you are getting the finest your money can buy. 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