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Pearl Harbor, T. H. Mrs. Hattie J. Black, 1140 Columbia
treet, Salem, Oregon, is pictured when she arrived at Pearl
Harbor recently aboard the navy transport USS General Mann.
Mrs. Black, who is in Hawaii to visit her son, Marine Lt. Col.
K. H. Black, was met at the ship by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
K. H. Black and their son. Col. Black was absent on a tem
porary tour of duty. Mrs. Black will spend her visit at her
son's quarters, 300 Plantation Drive, Naval Housing Area,
Pearl Harbor. This is Mrs. Black's first visit to the islands. Lt.
Col. Black la serving with Fleet Marine Force, Headquarters,
Camp Catlin, Oahu.
Dallas Awards Construction
Of Larqe Water Reservoir
Dallas, Aug. 28 F. B. Miller and company of Eugene was
awarded the construction contract for the city's new 3.000,000
gallon water reservoir by the Dallas Water commission. The bid
was $117,986.39, about $1000 lower than that of S. S. Mullen and
company of Seattle, second low at $119,013.03.
F. B. Miller, president of the
company, told fc. L,. McCleary,
manager of the commission,
that he expects to move equip
ment in immediately and will
Others ranged higher: How
ard Halvoraon company, Port
land, $130,231.97; Hens haw
Bros.. Portland, $137,526.20;
Lee Hoffman, Portland, $142,-'
379.95; Tauf Charneski, Port-'
land, $142,602.57; E. C. Hall!
company, Portland, $150,885.30;
Norris Lovncy company, $151,
913.60; and Salem Sand and
Gravel company, $162,768.07.
On the pipeline, seven other
bids were submitted besides
I the successful bid of the Salem
be ready to go to work Mon
day. Engineers from the firm
of Cornell. Howland, Hayes and
Merryfield will be here Friday.
Saturday and Monday to make
preparations for actual start of
operations.
Contract for construction of
the 16-inch pipeline from the
reservoir to downtown Dallas
was awarded to Salem Sand and
Gravel company, low bidder at
$10,748.75.
The reservoir is to be com
pleted within 150 days, and the
pipeline will be ready by July
1, McCleary states. The main
will come down West Clay
street, cross Fairvlew and on
down Clay to Main street. That I
will be the extent of work this
year, but next year the line will
be extended north on Main.
Of the 12 bids on the reser- Sand and Gravel company. They
voir submitted for opening prior I were. Empire Construction
to the deadline of 2 p.m. last I company, $10,771.45; S. S. Mul
Thursdav five wore groupedtlen company, $11.743 97; P. S.
closely for low. As later cor- Lord, $13,222 15; H. C. Werner,
reeled for changes in specifica- $14,079.50; F. B. Miller and
tions, the three others nearest! company. $14,884.75; Henshaw
ber of bids submitted and the
interest shown in the project.
McCleary states that the suc
cessful bids were very close to
preliminary estimates of the
commission and the engineers.
Mr. Miller, president of F. B.
Miller and company, was gen
eral superintendent for P. S.
Lord and company when that
firm constructed the storm
sewer on Church street here
three years ago.
Did you read the ads today?
Journal Classified.
Capital Journal, Salem, Or., Thursday. April 28, 1949 13
U. S. to Take Over
Huge Wheat Supply
Chicago. April 28 lu." Grain
market observers predicted to
day that the bulk of a potential
251.000,000 bushels of wheat
now under federal loan agree
ments will fall into government
hands Saturday, but that the
change-over will have little ef
fect on the market.
The loan agreementa expire
Saturday. Farmers at that time
must decide whether to sell the 1
wheat at the market price or
surrender it and close out the
loan.
the low bid and that of S. S.
Mullen and company, second
low, were as follows: Carl M
Halvorson, Portland, $120,235;
Empire Construction company,
Portland, $121,326.44; P. S.
Bros., $17,552.00; and Carl M.
Halvorson, $23,775.25.
Lcif F. Finseth, chairman of
tile water commission, presided
at the opening of bids last
Thursday afternoon. Members
Lord and company, Portland, of the commission and eouncil
$122,780.81. Imen were pleased with the num-
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was darker than usual this morn-
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pejGreenwicn observatory said
they couldn't tee the eclipse
through the regular fog.
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Creamery butter is being check-
ed by the department o agri
culture to learn whether lt ia .
properly labeled.
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