Silverton Business
Houses Being Sold
Silverton An exchange of a
ilocal business is reported to ma
terialize the first of this week
in the sale of "Bud and Frank's '
formerly "George's Place" when
George Manolis was manager,
to Pat Grogan of Silverton and
John Werline of Independence.
The business is a restaurant
with fountain and beverage
service.
Also advertised for sale is Ca
vender's confectionery on ac
count of the serious illness ot
Fred Cavender, injured in a fall
at Salem and under special care
at a Salem hospital.
Gale's Grocery is also for
sale. The business is meat, gro
ceries, soft drinks and confec
tions.
Fo
rum:
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must be confined to 300 words
and signed by writer.
To the Editor: Your editorial
about teachers break faith in
the April 15 issue of your paper
does not give a complete picture
of the sales tax question. All
government functions cost
money that has to be secured
through some form of taxation
Legislatures have the responsi
bility of formulating the meth
ods of securing those funds
through law. These laws can be
important and fair, in which
case they will be approved and
accepted by the mass of people
They can be oppressive, impov
erishing to the mass of people,
for the benefit of a small group
that holds economic power over
business. This kind of law caus
es resentment and where refer
endums are used, generally are
rejected. Such a law is the sales
tax.
In the past your paper has
analyzed the sales tax as a pyr
amidal cost builder of the retail
article, causing distress to peo
ple of moderate and low in
comes. Teachers as a group
have been ignored in being com
pensated for the effort and ex
pense they made to qualify for
their work. The small group
that holds economic business
power saw a chance to force
the sales tax upon the small in
come mass of people to be partly
used in paying suitable compen
sation to the teachers.
All taxes are paid by the con
sumer. Every increase in prices
is a tax levied by those who own
and control those products. To
pay a sales tax, in addition to
the increased tax of inflationary
profit, makes this form of taxa
tion an oppressive double tax.
No tax can be impartial where
there are conflicting groups
striving for special favors
through law.
Herbert Dennett,
West Stayton.
To the Editor: In the April
11, 1947, edition of the Capital
Journal there was carried an
article relating to increasing the
personnel of the Oregon state
police force. In this article it
was indicated that state police
officers were subject to state
civil service.
Slate police officers are spe
cifically exempt from provisions
of the state civil service act
and therefore not subject to any
obligations or benefits which
would apply under the civil
service act to covered em
ployes. Because a number of
prospective applicants and other
interested persons have raised
a question with this department
regarding the article, we would
appreciate very much your pub
lishing a correction if you can
do so.
Robert R. Johnson
Acting Director
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