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Capital Journal, Salem, Ore.,
Special Election Bills
'assed by City Council
Three bills calling for a special election October 14 and pro
lding for the measures to be voted on at that time were passed
y the city council Monday night.
nn the hallot will be the Question of merging West Salem with
ialem, which already has been
Held Chief of Police Les
ter M. Isenhut of Fort Wayne,
Ind., and Sheriff Harold S.
Zeis of Allen county, Ind.,
said that Franklin Click
(above), 30-year-old celery
farm worker had confessed to
the slayings of three Fort
Wayne women who figured in
the case of Ralph Lobaugh,
now under death sentence. The
officers said Click .has con
fessed to slayings of Wil
helmina Haaga, Anna Kuzeff
and Phyllis Comine. (AP
Wirephoto)
U. S. Marine Band
To Play Fair Week
Oregon State fair-goers are go.
ine to hear a lot of the "Halls of
Montezuma" during fair week.
Coming to Salem and to the
fair for three days, August 8-18
will be the band from the De
partment of the Pacific, U. S.
Marine Corps, stationed in San
Francisco.
The band, which has an Inter
national reputation is coming
here to take part in the large
military exhibit being arranged
by all five branches of the Arm.
ed Forces at the Oregon State
Fair.
50 Sfrafobombers
Arrive in Britain
Sculthorpe, Eng., Aug. 23 VP)
The U.S. airforce'i bomber
command In Britain celebrated
Its first birthday today with the
Ethel Barrymore's
favorite story
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Tuesday, August 23, 1949
approved by the people of West
One of the ordinance bills
passed sets up an eighth ward,
to comprise the Kingwood an
nexation, and also West Salem
if the latter is merged, and for an
eighth member of the city coun
cil. A third bill calls an election
on this, providing also for two
voting places in Ward 3, of which
Kingwood is now a part. One
voting place would be on the
west side and the other the east
side of the river.
An ordinance bill calling for
an annexation election for a 410-
acre area south of the city prov
ed highly controversial, with
numerous speakers for both sides
appearing before the council.
The bill was given first reading,
and If pased at the next meeting
will barely give time to get the
measure on the ballot.
Other ordinances passed were:
Making a zone change in Block
6 of Roberts addition to permit
establishment of a medical-dental
clinic; accepting a deed from
Marion county, E. T. Waring and
wife to property to be dedicated
as part of Alice avenue; estab
lish a special set-back line on the
east side of South High street
just north of Mission on petition
of Harry Dorman. A bill for the
vacation of a portion of Oxford
and South Capitol was tabled.
Alderman Ullle introduced a
bill to have daylight saving time
extended from September 11 to
September 25 and attempted to
get it advanced to third reading,
which was blocked by O'Hara.
Chief of Police Clyde A. War
ren was Instructed to make an
investigation of the status of all
taxicab concerns operating In the
city to determine whether they
are within the law. This came up
in connection with the status of
the license and insurance of H.
P. Barrett, a taxi operator.
A public hearing was set for
September 12 on the question of
zoning of the Kingwood annexa
tion in Polk county.
announcement that 28 B-50
stratobombers have arrived in
England from their Tucson,
Ariz., base.
In a year, the Third air divi
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staff of specialists to embrace
a supply depot, a major over
haul depot, three B-29 bases and
a complete headquarters in Lon
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Baldock Plan
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Action by the council was
preceded by a long public hear
ing started by reading of tne re
solution authorizing a contract.
This was led off by Dr. R. L.
Tower, North Summer street re
sident, who declared creation of
the state capitol commission
made the entire Baldock plan
obsolete. He called it "a conflict
between city and state."
Carroll G. Meeks, president of
the Willamette Valley bank
speaking for a North Salem
group, said "We ask only that
this development be in logical
order." He favored bridge and
by-pass development now, but
not the grid system, of which
he said "the people whom I rep
resent see in this only a tempor
ary expedient."
Mrs. T. J. Brabec based her
attack on the experience of the
city of Eugene, where, she said,
the grid system has proved
"highly unsatisfactory." She
quoted newspaper articles and a
Chamber of Commerce direc
tive, and said the plan there is
now under investigation.
Supporters Speak
On the favorable side was
Don Young, who said clients he
represented had no objection
since one of the agreements had
been amended to provide for the
widening of South Commercial
between Oxford and Hoyt to 44
feet, with parking to be per
mitted on the east side.
Roy Harland, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, reaffir
med the endorsement of that or
ganization. Robert Letts Jones said "It is
the first time a logical traffic
plan has been given the city,
and that at the city's own re
quest . . i We can't expect to get
highway development to the
north of Salem until we settle
our own traffic problems.'
Others on the favorable side
included 1 Coburn Grabenhorst
for the Realtors, Wallace Bone-
steel Russ Pratt, Mayor Walter
Musgrave of West Salem, and W.
M. Hamilton.
- Alderman Gille moved that
action be delayed until the capi
tol planning commission could
make a recommendation, but it
lost 5 to 3.
Nicholson moved adoption of
the resolution, and Fry attacked
it, declaring it was the "wrong
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grid isn t needed in the down
town area." He said the proper
approach was to take up the nec
essary parts of the plan in order,
and placed the bridge as No. 1.
"If we get the grid first," he
said, "I think the by-pass will be
delayed indefinitely."
O'Hara said the privilege of
referendum left in the bills was
'only an empty gesture," with
the people having less than 10
days in which to get over 1500
petition signers.
Measures Summarized
The grid system bill provides:
It prohibits driving south on
Liberty from Oxford to Division
and from Belmont to Pine; south
on Capitol from Court to Tile
road; north on Fairgrounds road
from Tile to North Summer; on
North Summer from Fairgrounds
road to Chemexeta; on North
Commercial from Pine to Bel
mont; on North Commercial from
Division to Oxford; west on
Court from Commercial to Capi
tol; east on Chemeketa from
Capitol to Commercial; east on
Division from Liberty to Com
mercial.
Truck routes are defined by
this bill. Coming north they en
ter the city at 12th, proceed to
Court, to Capitol and along Capi
tol, Fairgrounds road and Port
land road to the north city limits.
Coming south they enter the city
on Portland road, proceed to
Pine as extended, to Commercial,
and to the south city limits.
Provisions of this bill do not
apply to trucks entering the city
to receive or discharge freight
wiimn me cuy.
The bill was amended to pro
vide for the widening of South
Commercial between Oxford
and Hoyt to 44 feet so parking
may be permitted on the east
side.
This act will be effective
when Pine street has been ex
tended and opened, when South
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Liberty has been widened to 40
feet between Superior and Oak,
and a diagonal street has been
acquired, opened and improved
connecting South Liberty and
South Commercial between Su
perior and Oxford.
Traffic to and From Bridges
Another of the three bills des
ignates Center street, from
North Commercial to North Ca
pitol, the Center street bridge,
and the new bridge to be built,
and the street leading from the
new bridge to Capitol as one
way traffic thoroughfares.
It prohibits: Driving west on
Center from Commercial to Ca
pitol, or on the Center street
bridge; driving east on any new
bridge to be built north of Cen
ter, or on the street leading
from the new bridge to Capitol
This act will be effective af
ter construction of the new
bridge and reconstruction of the
Center street bridge and the op
ening of both for use.
The third bill pertains mainly
to vehicle parking. It makes it
unlawful at any time to park on
Fairgrounds road between Tile
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of Woodrow, or on Fairgrounds
road between Hall and a point
180 feet south of Smith street,
or on Fairgrounds road between
Smith and Beach. Wherever
Fairgrounds road is widened
parking will be permitted on one
side. Some off-street parking
provisions are made.
For Wider Streets
This act will be effective af
ter the state highway commis
sion has widened parts of Fair
grounds and Portland roads.
Portland road is to be widened
on the west side between Lana
and a point 350 feet south, and
on the east side between Lana
and Beach, and for about 180
feet south from Smith, and be
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San Francisco, Aug. 23 JP)
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at radio Tokyo.
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