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Howard Fitzgerald, left, received a gold medal for
saving the lives of a younger brother and sister when the
ritzgerand home was destroyed by fire last spring. He Is
being congratulated by Buddy . Raymond while James
Frlesen looks on. James and Buddy became Eagle Scouts
at the same Court of Honor held at Valsetz.
TEX CAPITAL JOURNAL, galea, Oretoa
Entry Chosen
For Derby Race
California and Oregon
Sessions Quite Unlike
By JAMES D. OLSON
An Oreeonian familiar with in thsii. h.nri.ri..
una sraies legislature
would
be in for a number of surprises
if he visited the California
Legislature now in session.
Perhaps the- most striking
difference would be encount
ered in the assembly (the low.
er house) where members
seem to continuously talk with
one another while another is
speaking over a loud speaker.
The result is noise which
raises to such a volume at
times the" Speaker must rap his
gavel and appeal to the mem
bers to quiet down.
On one occasion last Moa
day when the writer was visit
ing the Assembly, SpeaKer
James W. SUliman banged his
gavel and said:
I would like to hear the
arguments being made by the
speaker, so will the members
kindly quiet down." ,
'
One of the biggest hassels in
the California Legislature is
over setting up main line
routes for priority in highway
construction.
Attached to a number of
bills now in the assembly and
senate is provision for an in
crease in gas tax ranging from
1 cent to 2 cents a gallon.
The fight has developed to
a point now where the argu
ments wander off into section
al demands for inclusion of
secondary routes and larger al
location of funds to counties
with no mainline routes with-
FREE!
DANCE LESSONS
8 TIL 9 SAT. NITE
(Prior to our regular
dance)
CRYSTAL
GARDENS
Professional instruction
by Mr. Triplett and staff .
JON MARR STUDIO
J Ac Modern ft 7 At
Old Time
Dancing from 9 to 12 ,
A great majority of Assem
bly members favor a 1-cent in
crease in the gasoline tax.
while the majority of senators
seem to favor a higher increase.
Numerous legislative leaders
including Speaker Silliman
and Jonathan Hollibaugh, a
veteran assemblyman, feel that
the fight will end in a confer
ence committee agreeing on an
increase in the gasoline tax and
leaving the selection of the
mainline ' highways to the
Highway Commission. .
Another bitter fight has de
veloped over another Bay
bridge location, with Governor
Earl Warren and his followers
favoring a new bridge parallel
ing the present long Bay
bridge, while the San Francis
co supervisors have gone on
record for a southern crossing
that would lead from Army
street in San- Francisco to
Richmond in the East Bay.
The recommendation of the
San Francisco county supervi
sors was made only last Mon
day and is expected to carry
considerable weight with mem
bers of the Legislature.
Among the visitors to the
California Legislature during
the past few days was Ben R.
Chandler, chairman of the Ore
gon State Highway commis
"After looking in on the Leg
islature and visiting about here
for a few days," Mr. Chandler
said, "I am more than ever
proud of the Oregon Legisla
ture, the officials of our state
and our state highway depart
ment."
Mr. Chandler was visiting
with his brother, Irving Chand
ler, who, following an illness,
died last Sunday in Sacramen
to.
According to old timers in
Sacramento the legislators
there this session have been
hard-working and attentive to
business before them.
Incidentally the California
legislator is paid $3600 a year
plus $14 a day expense money
during the sessions. In addition
they contribute, along with the
state, to a legislative retire-)
ment system, under which a
legislator upon reaching age
oz or aiter 20 years of contin
uum services, wnicn ever
comes first, may retire with
$225 a month pension.
The work in the Assembly is
speeded up materially by use
of a Voting machine. Members
push buttons for yes' or 'No'
on their desks which is record
ed on two large boards located
in front of the assembly.
When the final vote has been
taken, the totals are flashed on
top of the boards as well as on
a smaller board on the Speak
er's rostrum. Desks in the As
sembly are in pairs and fre
quently a member will reach
over and vote for his fellow
legislator who is absent from
his desk but is within the bar
of the assembly.
The Assembly meets in the
mornmg and frequently con
tinues its session until about
3 p.m. after which members at
tend committee meetings.
The Senate does not .take up
until 2 p.m., leaving the sena
tors free to attend morning or
evening committee meetings.
In the new $8,000,000 office
building-type addition to the
State House in Sacramento, of
fices are provided for members
of the Legislature, with a pri
vate office handsomely
equipped for the members in
the rear and a reception office
in the front.
During interims between ses
sions, legislators use these of
fices for interim committee
work which is gone in for
heavily in California. '
Prmviuwl atlvltla 4n 4 Vie
coming year war discussed
wnen saiera cnapter ox the Old
Information Committee held Its
first meetlne for the vmt
Thursday at the Senator Hotel.
This included sponsorship of
a Soap Box. Derby entry. The
boy chosen was Michael Per
kins of 1770 Fairgrounds Road.
- Lait vaar that enmmltt mA.
vided free refreshments for the
contestants, and although the
committee members have not
decided on an. aetlvitv vt far
the 1953 Derby they hope to be
of considerable assistance.
Tom Kelly Is chairman of the
Salem chapter and his assist
ants are .en Carlson, Kay Kea
ton, , Willis Clark, Howard
Smallev and Gnra A1vnrf
who are vice chearmen.
i-ach local committee com
prise! all of the pensonhel con
nected With lh tiwkiatnr Inn.t-
ly and its purpose is to ac
quaint the public with the part
industry plays in everyday life.
More Extension Unit
Meetings Scheduled
Marlon county : extension
unit meetings for the week of
May '11-13 are listed below.
Anyone who is Interested is
invited to attend. The date of
meetings, units, tune, and
place are as follows:
May 12 Donald. 1:00. M.
sonic hall, Herbs tor Varietv
and Accent: Hayesville, 1:30,
with Mrs. E. Zahara, Becom
ing a uooa Buyer; Fruitland,
10:30, with Mrs. Burt Karr.
Care of Ruga and Upholstered
Furniture.
May 13 Labish Cnte.
10:30, Labish' Center school.
Herbs for Variety and Accent;
Bethany, 1:30, with Mrs. Leo
Peterson, Becoming a Good
Buyer; Aumsville. 10:30. with
Mrs. E. T. Tietxe. Care of Run
and Upholstered Furniture.
May 14 Lansing Neigh
bors,, 1:00, Grace Lutheran
church, Becoming a Good
Buyer; Quinaby. 10:80. RNA
hall, Herbs for Variety and
Accent; Middle Grove, 10:00,
with Mrs. R. W. Barger, Care
of Rugs and Upholstered Fur
niture. May IB Clear Lake, 1:30,
with Mrs. Everett Whelan,
Becoming a Good Buyer; Ma
rion, 10:30, Care of Rugs and
upnoisterea Furniture.
2 Fingers $25,363
AlbanyLoss of two fingers
as the result of an automobile
accident is worth $25,863 to
her, Jeanne Faulkner alleges
in a complaint filed In circuit
court here. The plaintiff has
named Frank W. Asp aa de
fendant, for allnilw dam
aging collision at Second and
Mary street In Lebanon, Au
gust 3, 1953. She claims her
hand wn badlv lrwi n
the accident and as a result
two ringers were amputated.
The minimum TlUraa at YVrta-
ware Park, where racing be
gins for 32 days oh May 28,
wu oe sjuuu. This is an in.
ere asi of $500 over last year.
AUMSVILLE
PAVILION
DANCE
Every 8atnrdaT Nlrht
10 Mi. Southeast of Salem
Mono by
LYLE AND HIS
WESTERNAIRES
Broadcast KSLM
7:30-8:00 P.M.
EVERY DAY
SPECIALIZING
, LUNCHEON, 65c to 80c,
DINNERS, $1.10
Choice of No. A, B, C, D
55c Hot Dinner San. with Soup
We feature the Finest in Chinese and
American Food
Make Site Cafe
1964N.Copitol . Coll Salem 4-3641
At the Hollywood District Traffic Signals
162 H N. Commercial
You walking op
over
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S-ijover paint store
Hello Motaher of Bveryone
You some up to my place of
eating 1 fix you nice Chinese
dinner very good. No need for
menu, but we bare them, ust
say to me or to waitress Sou
fix for us special Ohlnese din
ner and I will fix you best
Chinese dinner In the world and
In Baiem, Coat will be do more
than "everybody order" and you
will have selection of many dif
ferent fine cooked dishes.
You come up anytime and see
me. Ja (be meanwhile I am say
to you "Happy Mother Day.
YEE SING
(that's my name
sure)
Picture not of
me. this my '
cousin Frank
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A TREAT FOR
MOTHER
...AT CHUCK'S...
Choice of Tomato Juice, Fruit Cocktail
Wine or Soup
Relish Dish Salad
jV Roast Prime Rib of Beef au Jus. . .2.25
fr Baked One-Half Spring Chicken,
pressing 1.90
jUr Sugar Cured Virginia Baked Ham
With Champagne Sauce ........ 1.85
jV Chuck's Special Swiss Steak
With Creole Sauce 1.90
TV Grilled Chinook Salmon Steaks ; . .1.75
AS WELL AS DELICIOUS STEAKS,
CHICKEN AND SEAFOOD
Chuck's Steak House
J&3190
q
Portland Rd.
. 1
Phone 3-3992
Hearing Set on Rate
Charges by Truckers
Charles H. Heltzel. itsU r,
11c Utilities commlulnnar h
set Wednesday, May 27, as the
DANCE
OVER WESTERN AUTO
Dick Johnson's Oreh.
a court St
't PLANTATION
DINNERS
12 NOON TO I P. M.
(Mother's Day Only)
TABLES BOOTHS
CHERRY'S
PLANTATION
Corn Ewald ind Sa. 99E
date for a Wring eo requeeted
increases in Intrastate mini
mum charges for motor car
riers. Last July 16 Pacific Inland
Tariff Bureau. Inc.. filed anoll-
cation requesting that all mo-
Page
tor carrlen ha nrHant n i
crease Oregon Intrastate mini
mum charges, and an amended
petition was filed April 28.
Bucky Walters, coach of the
Milwaukee Braves,, won 198
games as a big league pitcher.
SAVE MONEY
luy Tht
I. MO.
. Way to Save '
Stock's I.M.O. Store
437 N. High Street
Satan, Ore. Ph. 4-5591
Television Sets, Radios -Urlng,
Dining, Bedroom v
Mat trasses, Chrome Furniture,
Fireplace Sets, Lamps, . -Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry "
Small Appliances, Silverware,
Refrigerators, Vacuum
Cleaners,
Sewing Machines, Luggage, .
Home Freezers, Ranges,
Dryers, Hot Water Heaters,
Furnaces, Sporting Goods, .
Blnooulars, Bicycles, Tires, -Batteries,
Groceries,
Plumbing Fixtures,
We Handle Everything I .'
Don't Be in Doubt
CHECK THIS SPOT FOR
Salem Business Establishments That Remain
OPEN SUNDAYS! v
1
Is Open Sunday
10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. .
SL-fC GREEN STAMPS
1240 N. Ciplfol SI.
SAFEWAY
OPEN SUNDAYS
1265 2120 . 935
Center Fairgrounds Rd. S. Com'l
8-10 9-6 9-9
SAME LOW PRICES ALWAYS
LADD'S
MARKET
1705 S. 12th
OPEN 24
Hours Daily, Inel. Sun.
Now . . 24 Hour Drug Service!
OPEN8A.M.T011 P.M.S.
AND DUTY PHARMACIST ON CALL
IT P.M. TO 8 A.M. v
Just Phone 39123 or 42248
QUISENBERRY'S
PRESCRIPTION STORE
130 So. Liberty
Howser Bros.
Equipment
Sales 1 Rental Service
1185 So. 12th
Phone 3-3646
Salem, Or.
Chicken in a Box
Delicious Pan Fried
Chicken Dinners
and .
Hamburgers to Go
21905. Commercial
Mont 41452
Delivery Service
Open Sunday
For Your Convenience
Our Store Is Open Sundays
From 12 Noon to 1 P.M.
FOB MURGENCUS
Call
38543
39S79
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
BUte and Liberty "Tour Prescription Store"
LADD'S
MARKET
1705 S. 12th
OPEN 24
Hours Dally, rnel. Sun.
Senator Hotel
Coffee Shop
We Specialise la
SUPERB SUNDAY
DINNERS
' Open Sundays '
7 a.m. to 9 p.m. .
Dairy
6:30 a.m. 9 p.m.
SkImb'i r.vvitt OcffM Sll9
Goner Court ft High
Phone I 41b
Pay Less Drug Store I Hooker
SERVE YOURSELF and PAY-LESS Hardware
OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. 'til 8 P.M. Ph- 37031
. 990 South Commercial
PAY LESS HAS EVERYTHING w.
Ferrill's II R G s II GOLDEN II phone
Nursery PHEASANT .
ShrubuhidLflowirlng lnfh OPEN 22406
MwSK'Tmv CopltolShopplnoCente, It Noo. Til M. WW
OPEN (0 A.M. SUNDAYS - 1A 8TJNDAX . ..
V Ml. East of 8 m- 10 P. I". SUNDAY DINNERS 10 VlitQ
.uKE,E,L E""" Open Sunday
Fhom 2-1307 nrtj Advertiiemenli
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