24 Capital Journal, Salem,
Young Gets Authority for
Construction of Building
No protests were made when public hearings were called, and
the city council Monday night made short work of approving'two
zone changes, one of which permits Donald Young to proceed
with construction of a law office building on Court street between
between the YMCA and the Court apartments.
The ordinance bill passed with-'
out dissent. The zone change
Is from Class II residential to
Class III business.
The other bill, also passed,
changes from Class I residential
to Class II residential property
in Blocks 28 and 35, Yew Park
Annex No. 2, to permit a two
unit dwelling.
Summer Street
Offer Received
The people of North Summer
street told the city council Mon
day night that they will with
draw their petition to change
that street, between E street and
Belmont, into a business zone if
the council will recede from that
part of the Baldock plan that
would make North Summer a
one-way street.
A letter from John A. Mur
ray, representing the petitioners,
applauded the report by Robert
W. Sawyer of Bend, chairman
of the capitol planning commis
sion, recommending that change
In the Baldock plan.
More than 90 per cent of the
property owners on both sides
of North Summer between E
street and Belmont petitioned
tor the zone change.
The capitol planning commis
sion recommends a proposal of
the legislature that the capitol
area be extended north from
Court to D street between Cap
itol and Winter.
Reserve Officers Get
Retirement Warning
Naval reserve officers plan
ning to take advantage of the
reserve retirement Act passed
last year are being warned that
they may be disqualified by
falling to accept their permanent
commission.
Thirteenth Naval district
headauartera this week advised
that only slightly over SO per
cent of the naval reserve offi
1 rs In the district had. taken
theif oath of office.
Failure to take the oath and
accept permanent commission
places them on the inactive list
which makes them ineligible for
benefits of the Retirement Act.
Men In this area may take the
oath at the Salem Naval and
Marine Corps Reserve training
center.
The date palm is the saered
tree of the Arabs.
TRUCK SALES & SERVICE CO.
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Ore., Tuesday, October 11, 1949
Other bills passed were:
Granting the Oregon Electric
revocable permit to build a
spur track on North Front to
accommodate a new warehouse
project of Wallace Bonesteele.
Amending the taxicab license
free act by requiring payment
of the fee of $50 per vehicle in
advance on January 1, provided
that If a license is obtained after
July 1 half the amount may be
paid.
Establishing a special setback
line for property on Lot 1, Block
15, Pleasant Home addition.
Ordinances assessing the cost
of improving the following
streets, totaling $62,186. 74:
Hickory and Valpak road to
Brooks street; North 15th from
Norway to Jefferson; Alice ave
nue from Commercial to Moun
tain View drive; North 15th
from Jefferson to Madison; North
22nd from D street to Nebraska;
Hansen from Liberty road to
Doughton; Grear from Jason to
a certain point; Jason from Cen
ter to a certain point; Columbia
from Hazel to Maple; Mountain
View drive from Candalaria
boulevard to Hanson.
A bill was introduced author
izing the city treasurer to borrow
$240,000 pending turnover of
tax money by the county.
A resolution was adopted nam
ing election boards for the spe
cial elections next Friday.
Permission was granted Kay
Simmons to move a building for
W. E. Dodd, and to H. Hankel &
Son to move a garage for Frank
N. Waters.
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Dates Fixed for
Package Mailing
Postal authorities have desig
nated the month between Octo
ber 15 and November 15 as the
time for mailing Christmas
packages to servicemen and
their families overseas.
Stress Is being placed on the
importance of early mailing if
the recipients are to receive
their . Christmas gifts at the
proper time. This is particularly
true in connection with parcels
destined for Japan, Korea and
islands of the Pacific and a date
not later than November 1 is
suggested in this connection.
Mail for naval and marine
corps personnel located in the
more remote areas should be
mailed as early as possible.
Size and weight of packages
for delivery to members of the
armed forces are the same as for
domestic service except a weight
limit of 50 pounds has been es
tablished for parcels destined
for APO's 124 and 125 in care
of the postmaster, New York
city.
Boxes for overseas should be
of strong construction of metal,
wood or heavy strength fiber
board. They should be tied with
four separate pieces of cord,
two lengthwise and two cross
wise. Use of gummed tape Is
not advisable since this material
ha a tendency to break down
in moist atmosphere.
A number of articles are pro
hibited for delivery by mail.
These include matches, lighter
fluids and all objects denied in
domestic service.
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