Tact. 10
Thursday, April 16, 1858
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, galea, Orcgoa
AMBASSADRESS OFF FOR ITALY
Wood burn, it in charg of this
district for the sale.
Mt. Vernon, the home of
George Washington, has been
restored as nearly as possible
to its original form, Including
Tax af Albany
Due for Ballot
Albany Voters of Albany
school district No. 8 will be
called upon to approve on May
28 at an election to be held in
the Junior high school build
ing from 3 to 8 p.m. total tax
levy of f 328,294 to finance op
eration of the school district
for the 1853-64 school year.
Total outside the 6 per cent
limitation is $128,232.28, with
8227,861.90 remaining within
the 6 per cent limitation.
Total district No. 8 estimated
expenses for the 1983-84 year
are $863,393, offset by estimat
ed revenues of $338,099.42.
The new budget Includes
provision not only for addition
of seven new teachers In the
Albany grade system but also
a teachers' salary schedule in
crease of $26,794; addition of
$6,060 to total salaries of prin
cipals; $2,900 more for super-
Jersey Group
Award Winner
New honors have been won
by the Oregon Jersey Cattle
club, it was disclosed Wednes
day at a meeting of state dlrec-
tors of tb group in tht Sna-
tnr hotel.
This time it wss tht national
gardens, wash and smoke
Jersey Bulletin award for ac
complishment in 1963. Charles
Cntirhe Sherwood, made the
houses, cobbler's shop and
stables.
announcement stating that his
wife, secretary of the group in
1962, hsd lust received notice.
President of the club during
1952 wss Marlin Fox of Molal-
ay-
ay. m
la.-
During the meeting members
visors; $800 more for substi
tutes; addition of $800 to libra
rian salaries.
of the club discussed attena
ing the Jersey ssle at Grants
Pass June 13. Fred Davis,
of ncuuD&n nnno
Sr.tttMt,t44
v1.
sfw U. S. Ambassador to Italy, .
Speakers' Fight
T1i contest for speaker of
the 1959 Bouse ol Representa
tlvei wai in the open Thurs
day ai Rept. Carl Francis, uay
ton. and Dave Baum, La Gran
de, squared oft in an effort to
win support of members of the
current legislature.
. As Francis Issued invitations
to a majority of the House
members to come to a "Francis
for Speaker" dinner Thursday
night, Baum won tne support
from two representatives wflo
had been considered contend
ers.
They era Reps. Robert W.
Root, Medford, and Russell
Hudson, The Dalles. They said
they wouldn't run next time
for speaker, but would support
Baum.
Baum is 31 years old, and
has been prominent in work on
appropriation and retirement
bills.
, Baum is serving in his third
session.
. Francis is 88, and has been
in the House since 1943. He is
' chairman of the powerful
; House Statute Revision and Ju
diciary Committees. A lawyer,
he has served seven terms as
mayor of Dayton.
Company Employes
Have Share in Fund
Seventeen employes of the
Salem plant of Pacific Fruit
and Produce company have an
Interest in the accumulated $3,-
487,780 fund of the parent or
ganizadon which was set up In
1843.
All employes, regardless of
position are entitled to share in
the fund after completing five
yean service with the compa
ny. The company makes annual
contributions to the profit shar
ing fund based on percentage of
net earnings before taxes. The
employes do not contribute any
money whatsoever.
Participation is on the basis
of annual compensation and
length of service. He also parti
cipates pro-rata in the earnings
of the invested fund. Payments
begin when the employ re
tires from the company.
Clam Diggers Busy
With Low Tides
Astoria U.RX Clam diggers
were taking advantage of the
low tides this wees aiong
Clatsop county beaches to
scoop up limit take of their
favorite bivalves.
Minus tides were scheduled
through Saturday and swarms
of outsiders were expected
during the week-end to go
after the' clams with shovels
and sacks.
Diggers have reported tak
ing their limit of three dozen
clams almost every day this
week and oldtlmers here say
good digging should continue
through the week.
Nearly Starves Before
False Teeth Returned
Houston (UB George
Smooth changed his diet from
soup to something more solid
today.
Smooth, 37, lost bis false
teeth five weeks ago and the
nun who found them, Louis
Martinez, 66, refused to give
them back without 908 re
ward. V
Smooth, who is unemployed,
did not have the money so h
finally went to the -police.
Policeman J. A. Bobbins told
Martinez:
A "This man hasn't had any
thing to eat but soup for five
ek. He's starving to death.
And if he dies, you're liable to
lt charged with murder."
Martinez handed over the
tattb.
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, new U. S. Ambassador
i delivers farewell remarks for radio and newsreel inter-
viewers aboard the Italian liner Andrea Dorla before sail
' lng from New York for Italy. With her is her husband,
' publisher Henry Luce, who is accompanying his diplomat
i wife to Rom. (AP Wirephoto.)
Deadlock on
Rain Makers
A Joint Ways and Means
Subcommittee Wednesday
stepped into the Senate-House
quarrel over licensing ram
makers by : approving the
House version.
Tne subcommittee recom
mended the bill of Rep. Robert
Root, Medford, which would
let the Department of Agricul
ture license persons to try to
change tne weather. This bill,
passed by tne House, would en
courage weather control exper
iments.
The other bill, by Sen. Ben
Day, Gold Hill, has been pass
ed by the Senate. It would
create a State Weather Modi
fication Board, with more i
vert restriction on the weath
er makers.
Both bills were sent to the!
Way and Means Committee.
When told of the subcommit
tee' action, Day said no bill
at all would be better than
Root'. Both senators are from
Jackson county.
Senators Slip
One on Morse
Washington VP) Sen. Morse,
Ind., - Ore., left the senate
chamber for a while Tuesday
and three fellow senators
swiftly took advantage of his
absence.
They asked for and got
unanimous consent for their
committees to hold some meet
ings during the next few days
or two weeks while the sen
ate is Itself in session. Morse
ha been blocking this unani
mous consent whenever it was
requested.
The three who won the con
sent spoke for committees as
follows: Capehart, R., Ind.,
banking; Welker, R., Idaho,
internal security, and Fergu
son, R.-Mlch., armed services I
subcommittee on ammunition.
Sen. Taft of Ohio, the repub
lican leader, Indicated mean
while to newsmen that com
mittees may go ahead and hold
meetings regardless of .the!
unanimous consent rule.
Milk Producers Want
New Hearing on Price
Portland U.R Members of
the Portland Independent Milk
Producers association today
circulated petitions asking the
State Board of Agriculture for
a new price hearing.
Action was prompted by the
board's recent cut of nearly on
cent in producer prices.
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