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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1954)
Thursday, October 21, 1954 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon SECTION I Page 8 GEORGE DARLAND WINS : it TTtTTOTTTnTTT, a sale as great as its name! V J Students Leave On 2 Planes Two Air Force C-124s, which carried Willamette University Air Force ROTC freshmen to Larson Air Force base for a visit of that base arrived in Salem Wednesday afternoon. The planes departed in the late afternoon and took not only the freshmen but a few juniors and seniors in ROTC and some faculty members on the trip. Faculty members were Dean Regina Ewalt, Ainsley A. Whit man, Don Gleckler, Dr. Cecil Monk, Dean Robert Gregg and Tinkham Gilbert. The group planned to spend the night at Larson AFB, Moses Lake, Wash., and Thursday will make a tour of the facilities there, returning to Salem Thurs day evening via plane. A previous such trip was made by the sophomores in the Air Force ROTC program in September. Reserve champion 4-H swine showman at the Pacific Inter national Livestock Exposition is George Darland of Salem. Judge Al Oliver of Oregon State college termed the contest a "very close one." voters have turned down several times. He promised that if elected he would administer the government with fairness to all and a return of the government of Oregon "to the people." 1954 Building Over Last Year Salem's building permits for the first nine months of 1954 totalled 59,247,616, 121 percent more than the $4,175,395 reported for the same period in 1953, according to figures received today from the Equitable Savings & Loan Assn. of Portland which keeps statistics on Oregon building. Salem's 1954 permits were mtjre than double Eugene's. Figures for the 19 cities reporting follow, with the first nine months of 1954 in the first column, same period in 1953 in the second: Albany .! 7M.600 2,181.950 -64 Astoria Baker Bend CorvaUis . Eugene Gr'nts Pass Klam. Falls La Grande Cons Bay . Medford Ore. City . Pendleton Portland Rosoburg St. Helens Salem Springfield J.ne uaues 422,298 370.744 599.481 1.757,069 3.797.047 " 917.334 1.089.772 850.357 816.011 2,109.919 . 1.2.19.284 1.281.385 38.485,850 1,371,142 442,309 9.247,616 1,820,420 1.731.913 TOtal Ore, 169,142,553 165.948,890 Getting reedy for 1955 patterns! GOOD PAPERS DRASTICALLY REDUCED TAKE YOUR PICK AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES 29 49 69 Per single roll Three sales groups OTHER GOOD PAPERS AT 89 AND UP Sale subject to stock on hand. Come early! W-p-fUllR CO- Full Length Plate Glass Mirrors Sizes 18x48 $13.80 14x48 .... $10.85 12x48 .... $ 9.45 171 S. liberty St. Phone 4-2207 Bids Will Be Opened On Grade Separation At its next regular meeting in Portland on October 28, the State Highway Commission will receive bids for the construction of four reinforced concrete grade separa tion structures on the Portland Salem Expressway. These structures are located at the intersections of the Express way with St. Louis Road, Con comley Road, Waconda Road and Swegle Elects PTAOIficers EAST SALEM For the first meeting of Swegle Parent Teach ers Association in the new year it was necessary to elect all new officers as those who were in stalled ir the spring are moving from the community and others could not serve for various rea sons. Elected as officers were presi dent, William A. Kirkman; vice president, Mrs. J. P. Robinette; secretary, Mrs. James Scott, and treasurer, Melvin La Due. The meeting was conducted by the retiring president, David Bates. AU teachers were intro duced. Guest speaker was Mrs. Grace Wasson, school lunch supervisor for the Salem schools. The federal government sets minimum standards and lists quantities and qualities of food to be served each day. The room count percentage of parents present gave the award to the first and second grade room of Mrs. Ladona Decker. Refreshments were served by sixth grade girls and Mrs. Dcl bert Hammett. School rooms are open at 7 o'clock before each regular meet ing for teacher and parent con ference and some of the work of the month observed. 535.061 -21 768.520 -52 566,913 797.648 3.880.656 1,031,609 995.034 300,262 1,123.310 1.213,291 631.258 875.754 41.882.575 1,241,464 202.695 4.176.395 121 2,209,737 1,303,708 Carson Raps GOP Regime The Republican party, which has had almost exclusive control of the state for the past 75 years, is satisfied with things as they ire and will not make orj-allow a change in the state governmen tal or economic set-up if they can prevent it, Joseph K. Carson, Democratic candidate for gov ernor, charged Wednesday at a luncheon meeting at the Senator hotel. He also charged that the "part nership plan" of the national Re publican party will never work. In a partnership, one party must be the dominant partner "and you can be sure that no business is going to go into partnership with the government unless it is sure that it will be the dominant partner," he said. Speaking before a small crowd, Carson promised that if he were elected governor, he would see that things got done now. "There's too much 'standing by' in Oregon," he said. He cited the recent demise of a large Portland furniture manu facturer and the resulting unem ployment, which he blamed on "standing by" by the State In dustrial Development committee. Hi urspd further development t lh Tnlnmhia river and its I FOOD SALE SUCCESS rihiitarv svstem for nower to at-1 MOLALLA Mrs. Grace Nord- tract industry. "The only way to blom, noble grand of Oak Rebek raise taxes is through more bus- i ah lodge No. 1S9 of Molalla, re- iness to pay the taxes, nc sain, j ports tnat tnc sum oi sao.u was and cited Republican proposals i taken in at their food sale last of a sales tax which Oregon I Saturday. Helser Meeting Here ; Dated November 16 Field offices of J. Henry Hel ser it Co., west coast investment management firm, are again pre paring to stage their annual se-, ries of informational banquets, at which Helser executives and guest speakers address groups of clients and the public on research motives behind the firm's invest ment decisions. The Salem meet ing will be November 16. These dinner meetings, now traditional in each of the 25 Ore gon, Washington, and California cities containing Helser offices, are unique in that persons at tending pay for their own din ners to hear fact and theory from the company managing their se curities holdings. 0" Ml II 5 Chafing Dish with your purchase of any of these Kenmore ranges . .. .... Eit U9Z?TZ. fe. , Guests the past week in the t . - home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 'i ""333 a j Harms of Swegle community j," : j umt jX3.i;afiii'll!e,i were his sister and brother-in- K;t:': 1 ftmn --7- ' m.T) I '11 law, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stevens " - J"iT I , from El-Cajon, Calif. k? iff I I f J North Chemawa Road and will vi C 1 1 H I I f:4 serve to carry country road traf- sW. :m 1 , I I li Reg. 312.90 fic over the Expressway. 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