Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 17, 1947, Page 11, Image 11

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    O'Hara Fights
Roble's Order
Fire Chief W. P. Roble's drive
for reduction of fire hazards in
Salem ran into its first opposi
tion at Wednesday night's city
council meeting when Alderman
David O'Hara protested the or
der that residents must obtain
permits by personal application
at fire stations for open outdoor
fires on their premises.
"I appreciate the effort being
made by the fire chief and the
administration to reduce fire
hazards," O'Hara said, "but this
order is a petty, bureaucratic
regulation. I am speaking in be
half of the people I represent
on this council."
O'Hara contended that the
chief was exceeding authority
given him in a city ordinance
requiring permits for certain
types of fires, and insisted the
permission could be given by
telephone instead of by personal
application at the fire station.
City Attorney Chris J. Kowitz
didn t think this was in excess
of authority.
Chief Roble said it was an ef
fort to help and not to hinder
or cause inconvenience. He men
tioned that the written permits
carry a list of 10 precautionary
suggestions, and O'Hara wanted
to know why these couldn't be
given over the telephone.
"And tie up the fire depart
ment telephone lines?" asked the
chief. "I don't think so. These
permits are good for 20 days.
That gives the applicant leeway
to get them at his convenience."
Robles said it was a dry wea
ther order and would be lifted
when wet weather comes on.
Rail Franchise
For One Year
Second reading was given at
the council meeting Wednesday
night to the ordinance bill re
newing the franchise of the
Southern Pacific company on
Union street. The bill will be
amended making the renewal
for one year instead of 20 years,
and will, at the .suggestion of
City Manager J. L. Franzen,
embody a complete description
of the company's installation in
the street.
Two ordinances for change of
zones were passed, changing
from Class I residential to Class
III business Lot 3, Block 3 in
Oak Lawn addition, and the
south side of Market street be
tween 17th and 18th.
An ordinance bill to prohibit
smoking at boxing matches at
the Salem armory was intro
duced by Alderman Howard!
Maple.
City Manager Franzen report
ed that the petition for the im
provement of 22nd street from
Mill to a point 336 feet south
was insufficient, so the council
rejected it until it is brought up
to requirements. A petition for
the improvement of 15th from
Market to Norway was suffi
cient and was put on the list for
paving.
A petition for the Improve
ment of North Commercial from
Columbia to Pine was sufficient,
but was temporarily rejected
because it is part of tht location
of the interceptor sewer.
Youth Conference Calls
Grand Island Mrs. Clarence
Rockhill took six young students
of Cascade college, Portland, to
attend a youth conference at
Yakima, Wash. Miss Jeanne
Mage and Myrtle Rockhill of
the Unionvale church were in
the group. She and the girls at
tended the Passion play at Port
land Monday evening.
FLEXALUM
Venetian
Blinds
We measure,
Install and
Adjust
All Orders
; Without Charge
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prodtMti
of I cNffrntf
Prtmlxed with roal old.
fqihioned buHormllk flavor.
AH the axtra taito apptA
mf "Centrellod-Taaitina"
f Pearit
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Creamy w lit at healthful for
babieif youngittfi, odulh.
NEW, IMPROVED Albers Corn Flakes
now at, your .grocer's .'
This new, exclusive toasting process
assures crisper, more tender flakes
of uniform, golden-brown perfection.
Look for the many tiny, thin-walled,
crisply -toasted bubbles on the
flakesi They make flakes more tender
keep 'em crisper!
WESTERN MADE the only com flakes made right here on
the West Coast, New Albers Corn Flakes naturally reach
your grocer's shelves faster freaherJ
TRIPLE-WRAPPED New Albers Corn Flakes' are the only
corn flakes packaged with an extra outer wax wrap for
better protection against sogginess. Laboratory tests prove
that New Albers Corn Flakes stay fresher I
ill
ALWAYS
BUY NEW, IMPROVSB
ALBERS CORN FLAKESI
Look for the red and yellow
package at your grocer'i.
I
Cora's a "thomp" offer a ""Bowl of Inorgy" brtakhst with
50 MORE VITAMIN B,
than the wholo wheat grain from whUh H It made
There's an extra big helping of Vitamin
Bi in every bowl of this delicious, quick
cooking flaked wheat cereal. That's the
vitamin everybody needs daily for energy,
teadynerves.goodappetite.Buy Carnation
Quick Wheat today! Serve it regularlyl
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tdeworld-rYi'de
shortage
of (ah and oik
for making'
soaps, fabrics,
fires .irons, j
mm
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Damask Table Cloth
and Napkins To Match
Fleur De Lis Pattern
Size 45x210
J9.50 N-..'T"l0,h Q
Value Makes 2 Cloths 45"xl 04" kT If
Good quality long wearing cotton damask, with eight napkins to
match. Snowy white. Launders and washes well. Makes two
cloths 45x104. The continuous pattern makes them easy to cut
and hem; or three cloths 45x70. $9.50 value. Limit one deal per
customer while they last.
At Frtd Meyer Verier) Secflena
Vacuum Coffee
Maker
8 Cup Size
$2.95
Guaranteed heat
resisting Black
bakellte handles.
At Fred Meytr Variety Section
"It Maker
CMna Bottom Aluminum Top
WhiU They Last
& 99c
Serva-Snack-Tray
With Cover
Ml Metal
Bright Red
and
White Enamel
$2.49 Value
98
c
ach
Overall Diameter, 15Vi Inches
Height 1 1 Inches
Limit 1 Per Customer
Heavy Weight Metal Rolled Edges
Shiny aluminum inside. Used for cakes, cookie, sand
wiches, and servinsr beverages.
At Frd Mtyr Ymrliiy SmitlvnM
Kites
W 2 Stick
Largexe
Jow Is the time to fly a kita
At Fttd Meyer Variety 5eelione
5 Pc. Ovenproof
Mothers Day
May 11th
MC Cards
5c .d10c
Large selection of everyday
or personalized.
Bowl
Sets
$2.49
Al frmd Mtpar Vtrittr SttHcna
jP '-(3J-"","?
Goodyear
All Rubber
Garden
Hose
Striped pattern. Large size.
At Frtd Mtyer Varitty Secltonn
High quality all rubber
garden hose. Standard
inch diameter. Brass
couplings.
25 Ft.
50 Ft.
$2.69 $4.95
All Bran Hon Noxzlei. Adjustable, 49c, 79c, 98c
Rubber
Sheeting
98c
Yard
All white rubber sheeting
36 inches wide.
At Frtd Mtytr Vantly Seefien
Decorated
Tumblers
7c
4 for 25c
Large "election of
deco rations to
choose from. Se
lect yours now.
Chocolate Supreme
Cakes
A truly different cake, chocolate and white butter
cal.e swirled throughout, topped with chocolate and
hite butter cream icing. CO
Serve; 10 to 12 generous portions J C
Butter Bread
15C Loaf
Smooth textured loaf that
stays fresh and moist. An
unsliced loaf with that real
"home made" flavor.
Almond
Butter Horns
Reg. 8c each
Week-end O ) A
Only .... for vt
Rich, moist, sweet dough
made with Fifth Avenue
butter, topped with sliced
almonds and vanilla icing.
AT FRED MEYER BAKERIES
80 ox. Ice Lip Matching
Water Jug, 35c
170 NORTH LIBERTY