Merchants Form
Club in Keizer
H. P. Teets is temporary chair
man and Mrs. Dorthee Teeter
temporary secretary of a group
of merchants organized to pro
community through a business a more cooperative spirit amonr
lullef-Proof Suits I
Developed for Army
San Pedro, Calif., Sept. IS iP'
The army may be returning to
mils of armor.
Maj. Gen W. H. Middleswart
of the quartermaster general's
office disclosed yesterday the de-
Capital Journal. Salem. Ore.. Thursday, Sept. 15, 1949 IS
men's club. business houses by men whi
Another meeting will be held . hn ,.Miht v..,. .....
Strike in Chicago Collapses
VfChicago, Sept. IS (U.Pi The nation'! longest and bitterest protest
jAjtiinst the Taft-Hartley law apparently collapsed today as an
Af Printers union agreed to end its strike against five Chicago
' newspapers, almost two years after the men walked out of the
! emnposing rooms.
velopment of bullet resistant Awtu.mrat
at the fire house Tuesday night
when a proposed constitution "u ,su lu !""
and bv-laws will be presented. I ways and means of better serv
body armor for soldiers made KILL ATHLETES FOOT
of plastic and nylon.
"TI-OL BEST SELLER"
SAYS J. C. PERRY, DRUGS
Named to the committee to ing the community. All persom
The general said the cloth-like
substance will resist a .45 cali
ber bullet fired from only 13
draft the regulations are Onas
Olson, Louis Cross, Ben Brown
and Edward Ferrell.
The purpose of the organiza
tion, Teets states, is to develop
interested are invited to attend
the next meeting.
HtnCS THI RIASON. Th. ftlm croI
(leap!?. Yoi' mii.t REACH It ta KILL II
' (?The agreement, reached last to married men with extra pay
Photographs can be made of
stars no human eye can see.
feet away. The material isi penetrates. Reach., mora trm. your
nearly a quarter-inch thick. 'in one hour
ight, will be submitted to a for picketing.
mote the interests of the Keizer
Long, Bitter AFL Printing
rank and file vote of the Chicago
Typographical union next Sun
day. John J. Pilch, local president,
Vrld the terms were approved by
Woodruff Randolph, internation
al president, and that the print
ark would be advised to accept
them.
; "'I feel very happy about the
n't ire situation," Pilch said.
' 'The joint announcement by
labor and management said that
the printers would receive a $10
a Week pay increase.
No mention was made of the
working conditions provided by
the new contract. The closed
' shop ban of the Taft-Hartley law
wps the core of the dispute.
I Pilch said that "union pro
tection is insured by several pro
Visions" and added that unless
..the union thought the protec
ition "sufficient and workable
v would not recommend that
th5s contract be accepted."
t tUnder the terms of a recent
-New York settlement newspa
pars there agreed to hire only
.("qualified" printers and gave
the union wide discretion in set
vng up the qualifications. A
Jpokesman intimated that the
settlement here followed this
pattern.
1 During the long strike, Chi
'cago readers almost forgot what
'.a paper printed by normal
(methods looks like.
The 1.S00 printers trooped off
their Jobs November 24, 1947,
striking against the Chicago
Sun, Timet, Daily News, Journal
of Commerce, Tribune and Herald-American.
The papers continued print
ing by using photo-engraving
to replace the llnotypists and
typesetters. They reported cir
culation remaining about nor
mal and advertising increased.
During the strike the Sun and
Times combined into a 24-hour
daily and the strike was given
as ona of the causes of the mer
ger.
The wage loss to the printers
was estimated at lease $8,000,-
000. The union paid $40 a week
to single men and $80 a week
I
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Hayesville School
Schedule Listed
Hayesville school children of
the first six grades are to report
for a full day of class work at
the Hayesville building Friday,
according to announcement
from the administration offices.
All seventh and eighth grade
pupils of the Hayesville area are
JIi rpffidtpr immprllntplv nt Par-
rish junior high so that they
will be ready for a full day of
work, Monday, Sept. 19.
The 7th and 8th grade pupils
who live on or near Highway
99 will take school bus No. 30
Monday for transportation to
Parrish. Those living on or near
Ritchie road and those on Lan
caster will be transported in bus
No. 48.
The regular Hayesville staff
will be on hand Friday morning.
The group includes Genevieve
Wegner, Evelyn Branson, Fran
ces Rawlins, and Lillian McKay.
Gladys Tipton is the supervising
principal.
LEGAL
I
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice Li herrtj tiven that the un
!n"iMl ot an nrdeT of th Circuit
Court of th fit at of Oregon for th
County of Msrlon. duly nmde nd entered
on the 24th di? of AuiuM. 184B. via ap
pointed idmlnUtrator of the Mtite of
Delia E Hot tetter, deceased, and that
he ha duly qualified u aald adminUtra
tor. All persons having claims aaalnxt
aid ealate are hereby notified to pre
sent the lame, duly verified required
oy law, to him at 4S Hood Street In
th city of Salem in Marlon County. Ore
ton, within all monthi from the date of
thla notice.
Dated and flrtt published thli 15th day
Of AutUXt, 1949.
Oate of last publication, the 15th day
oi eepiemoer,
BANS HOPSTETTER
Administrator of the e.Mate nf
Delia E. Hofxtetter. deceased
ELLIS At ELLIS. Attorney for the eitat.
11M Equitable Bulldint
roriiana . On-ion.
Aut. 95. Sept. 1. I. IS. 4t
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