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IS- 18 Capital Journal Palem. Or.. Wednesday, Nov. 17. 1948
Plans for Gaudy
Inauguration
Washington. Nov. 17
President Truman's inaugura
tion January 20 will be the fan
ciest in the nation's history if
the man in charge of it has his
way.
Melvin D Hildreth. chairman
cf the inauguration committee,
set that as his goal yesterday at
meeting with district of Co
lumbia officials lc.'j than 24
hours after his appointment. He
sketched this tentative outline:
The week in which the big day
comes would be designated in
augural week, and all govern
ment workers would get a
Thursday-through-Sunriay holi
day. On Friday, tre day after the
Inauguration, a mammoth ball
is planned, to be held at the
huge Natknnl Guard armory. A
concert by the National Sym
phony orchestra is scheduled for
the same evening
The program for the week
as a whole would include every
thing from special religious
services to a fireworks display
at the Washington monument.
And for inauguration day it
self, a great parade and air show,
with special reviewing stands
set up across the street from the
White House.
The overall cost about $100.
000 should be covered ad
equately by ticket, program and
souvenir sales, Hildreth said.
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Jr. High Open
House Thursday
Parrish Junior high school's
annual open house to be present
ed to parents and friends Thurs
day evening will feature a varied
program In the school gymnas
ium. Groups consisting of Parrish
tudents will offer numerous
inging and band numbers such
as: the "Plains of Uruguay" and
"Chiapanecas," by the ninth
grade mixed chorus, under the
direction of Mrs. Madeline Su
ko: "Grandpa's Clock," and
"March of the Trojans." by the
Parrish junior high band, di
rected by Carl Thelen; "Kash
miri Song" and "Donkey Sere
nade" sung by the ninth grade
mixed chorus, under the direc
tion of Gretchen Kreamer.
The welcome of parents will
be by student body president
Melvin Govig. who will act as
master of ceremonies.
Principal speaker of the pro
gram will be Carl Aschenbren
ner, head of the school.
After the assembly parents
will be Invited to tour the build
ing and Inspect the rooms.
Jt . J.i.'- -laWae --J:
Winner Mrs. Reva Beck
Bosone, Salt Lake City, demo
crat police court judge, was
elected to the U. S. House of
Representatives from Utah's
second congressional district.
Murray's Hat
In CIO Ring
Portland. Ore., Nov. 17
CIO President Philip Murray's
plans to be a candidate for re
election at the union's national
convention here next week end
ed today the rumors he would
resign.
"It is reasonable to assume
that I shall be a candidate," the
veteran labor leader told news
men yesterday.
Other CIO officials were
checking in today for the execu
tive board session tomorrow.
Walter Reuther, head of the au
to workers, was due this morn
ing. He has been mentioned as
a possible successor to Murray.
If he chooses to run against the
elder statesman of the union,
the convention may be split in
to militant camps.
CIO demands on the new con
gress are to head the agenda
with a call for early repeal of
the Taft-Hartley labor law al
ready a foregone conclusion.
Murray said yesterday he
would favor the old Wagner la
bor act being restored.
Commenting on the defeat of
Gov. Dewey, Murray said "I
doubt that the republican party
as presently constituted can get
back into power as long as it
is controlled by great wealth
and powerful interests."
"I hope through the years
that we can have a liberal form
of government which gives
needful consideration to the
needs of the people, particularly
to those who are underprivi
leged," he added.
Button Society
Meets Thursday
Tht newly formed Oregon
State Button society will meet
Thursday at the Golden Phea
sant for a noon luncheon and
business meeting. Arrangements
are being made by the Salem
Button club with Mrs. F. E. Fra
lick, club secretary, in charge
Only members of the National
Button society are eligible to
join.
Those attending are asked to
bring two cards of buttons, each,
to be displayed after the busi
ness meeting and during the
educational and "swap hour."
Officers tvnd ch:rtnan art u follows:
Mrs R. D Bmr. Zitat. prtJKltnt; sirs.
A T. Ujwa. Portland. lira; vie presi
dent: Mr. I. A. Drot. Ejsen. second
vice prudent; Mrs Rene Wr;.it, Port
Isnd. recording secmsrr: Mrs. Nelhle
C.i arch. Par; land correspond :nt secretary-
Mrs. Ati.ne Albria-M, Portland, trea
surer. Mr. Frederick K Davu Euiene,
procrasi eirnrtor. Mm Bt: Bodme. E'-i-
tn. fclstorfoB: Iff Frnr Lm4m
B:obst:U. publicity thairaiaUi. Mrs. Bert
Tr.otr.ts. JC.amaiA alls. eaotrsiiip
ctialrmu.
! Edlund Given Boost
I For Senate Position
Silverton The Chamber of
Commerce went on record at
their recent meeting as favoring
Oscar Edlund, Silverton business
man for the place in the state
legislature to be vacated by Sen
ator Douglas McKay, elected
governor.
Petitions to the county court
I this section of the county on be
half of Edlund.
Inspect Pipe Line
!At Abiqua Bridge
County Commissioner Roy
Rice and Road Foreman Frank
Woelke have completed an in
spection of a condition left on
county road 657 this side of thei
: Abiqua bridge when the Silver
ton water commission some years
ago laid a pipe line alongside a
part of the road for about half
a mile. They said that the gravel
and rock left over the new pipe
line have not sunk back into
place and have left a hummock
which prevents tht surface wa
ter from flowing off the road
into the ditch. They made the
inspection immediately follow
ing a heavy rain and found this
condition to exist
Arrangements have been made
with the Silverton water com
mission so the county will level
off the dirt and remove the big
rocks, the expense to be borne
by the commission. The agree
ment was when Silverton was
allowed to lay the pipe line that
the right of way of the road
would be left in as good shape
as when the work started.
One of the world's largest ex-iwall. It is 20 mllea around and
tinct volcanic craters is in Ha- 2720 feet deep.
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