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Labor Officially
Opposes Decontrol
Salem Central Trades and
Labor council is officially on
record against decontrol of
rents in the Salem area.
Action of the council Tuesday
night followed a petition receiv-
Hannah Olson
Silverton Grade Teachers
Chosen for Norway Study
'Silverton Miss Bessie Gregerson and Miss Hannah Olson
members of the grade school faculty of Silverton, are two of
three Oregon instructors selected to represent their state among
the 200 leaving New York during the coming week for a six
weeks' study course in Norway at the university of Oslo.
Miss Gregerson and Miss Ol-
on left Portland Sunday by
train. A stop has been arranged
for the young women at Chica
go, Washington, D. C, and Phil
W adelphla. From New York will
be four flights by plane. The
two women are on separate
planes, Miss Gregerson preced
ing Miss Olson by one day. They
plan to return from Norway by
boat.
Applications for the study in
Oslo were made through the
dean of the American division
of the University of Oslo, Nor-!
man Nordstrand, a member of
the faculty of St. Olaf's college!
of Northfield, Minn. Through
the dean, all plans are complet
ed for the entire travel and edu-1
cational trip, including special
excursions and sightseeing tours.
The Business and Professional
Woman's club honored Miss Ol
son, a past president of the club,
in a bon voyage gift at a recent
meeting.
Complimenting Miss Greger
son, her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Lar
aen of Welch street, was home
hostess to a group. Bidden were
Miss Gregerson, Miss Olson, Mrs.
Mrs. Oscar Satrum, Mrs. Frank
Norris of Portland, Mrs. Amos
Fincher, Miss Clara Hanson,
Mrs. A. B. Anderson, Miss Bet
ty Kleinsorge, Miss Olga John
son, Miss Marie Brye, Mrs. W.
D. Lamar, Mrs. C. J. Towe. Mrs.
Oscar Gregerson, Mrs. EJmer
Thompson, Miss Helga Brosten
and Mrs. Esther Erick.'on.
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Ontt OAIIT I villi I WitKi.tU aVk STATI t COMMfDriAl UL. ft..
ed by the city council Monday
night, signed by about 25 union
labor representatives, request
ing that rent control continue.
Owners association and by the decontrol It would report to the
Salem Realty board. i governor who would then sub-
Decontrol does not lie with mit the matter to the federal
the council. Should Its findings housing expediter In Washing-
A general petition received the as a result of the hearing favor ton
same night was signed by over
200 names.
A hearing on the question
will be held by the city council
the night of June 27.
Decontrol Is petitioned for by
the Salem Home and Property
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Capital Journal, Salem, Ore gnn, Thurnrlay, June 1(1, 194913
From where I sit y Joe Marsh
Don't Fence Yourself In
Erery print Handy Peterana
and Easy Roberta patch as the
atoM wall that separate their
farms. They walk along talking
Easy ea one side. Handy oa the
other picking ap tha fallen aUwea
and patting them back.
Afterward., over a friendly
glass of beer. Easy says, "Yon
know, wall-mending is a nice neigh
borly custom, bat we really don't
need that walL We keep R ap just
beeawae It happens to be there."
"Yea, says Handy, "a lot of
walls and fencea and boandariea
keep oa aevaratinc peoptt for no
good reason. Maybe we'd all ba
better off if aome of them wen ton
down, instead of kept etaadhif."
From where I ait. Handy saki
moothfal. Take the "walks af fat
tolerant" that people baikl ea
araiast earh other. I like a teat.
perate glass of beer bow and tfcea,
yea may prefer battermilk bwt
that's a reasoa for bm to erHidaa
yoa, or yoa, ate. Let a tree and let
He rosef hrr inaldac BMr (ritada
aad feasor "walla."
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