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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1955)
SCIENCE AWARD Rev. Charles A. Saalfeld. S. J., former Salem and Gcrvais boy, wins Westinghouse award for second consecutive year. Science Award For 2nd Time Rev. Charles A. Saalfeld, S.J., former Salem and Gervais resi dent, graduate of Sacred Heart academy in Salem, and now sci ence teacher at Marquette High School, Yakima, Wash., has been awarded a Westinghouse science fellowship for the second consec utive year. He left Monday for Cambridge, lits., where he will attend Mas sachusetts Institute of Technol CRy from June 27 to August 5. Last year he attended Carnegie Institute of Technology on one of the Westinghouse fellowships. Father Saalfeld is a member of the Jesuit order and was or dained to the priesthood at San Francisco in 1946. He has been teaching chemistry and physics at Yakima for the last six years. His mother, Mrs. Frank Saal feld, lives at Gervais and a sis ter, Teresa Cooper, lives in Sa lem. He is cousin of Rev. Law rence Saalfeld of Portland and of H. C. Saalfeld, Marion county veterans' affairs director. Enroute east Father Saalfeld will visit his nephews, Henry F. Cooper, Jr., in Chicago, and Dr. Thomas H. Cooper in Milwaukee, Wis. High lights of the science teachers program in which the former Salem man is to have a part will include lectures in the field of chemistry and physics ranging from atomic and micro wave physics to particle dynam ics and accelerators, tours of the cyclotron, synehroton, and Mon santo Chemical Company, Van de C.raaf Laboratory, the electronics laboratory and wind tunnels. Vacancies in ivil Service The State Bureau o Labor in Salem will have five vacancies for electrical inspectors in the near future. These positions have a salary ranee of $4104 55280 a year. Min imum qualifications for the posi tions call for two years of ex perience as a supervising electri cian and possession of a valid 6tate of Oregon license for su pervising electrician. The posi tions are located in Bend, The t)alles, Albany, McMinnville, and Klamath Falls. The Industrial Accident Com mission has an immediate vac ancy for a safety inspector. The salary range for this position is $322 to $394, and minimum qual ifications call for high school graduation or a certificate of equivalency, or two years of ex perience within the past 10 years in work as a journeyman electri cal lineman or heavy construc tion. Applicants over fifty years of age will not be admitted to the examination. There is an immediate vacancy at Oregon State College for a senior tabulating machine oper ator. Applicants for this position must have 15 months evperience in the operation of various kinds of tabulating machines, and grad uation from a senior high school or any equivalent combination of experience and training, the sal ary range is S272-S336 a month. A civil service examination is required for these positions. Dams Will Be Open to Public 1 Oregon this week awaits the arrival of George H. Roderick, Assistant Secretary of the Army, in Eugene for the dedication of the Corps of Engineers' Lookout Point Project, 23 miles southeast of Eugene on the Middle Fork Wil lamette River. Although both Lookout Point and Dexter Dams will be open for pub lic inspection all day Saturday, the dedication program beginning at 1 p.m. will last for only one hour. Governor Paul L. Patterson of Oregon will be master of ceremon ies. Other speakers, besides As sistant Secretary Roderick, will include Brigadier General Emer son C. Itschner, Assistan Chief of Engineers, and Congressman Har ris Ellsworth of Oregon. It is estimated more than 10,000 persons will attend the dedication of this key $89,000,000 unit in the Corps of Engineers' multiple-purpose Willamette River Basin Pro ject. The three 40,000-kilowatt gen erators in the Lookout Point power house and the 15.000-kilowatte gen erator in the Dexter powerhouse will be in operation on dedication day. On hand for the occasion will be the 32-piece 2nd Infantry Band of Fort Lewis, Washington. The 497th Fighter Interceptor Squadron will conduct flight maneuvers at 1 p.m. Dedication Day. The Eugene Yacht Club will sponsor an aquatic show, with sailboat races, speed boat races, water skiing and excursion trips on both Lookout Point and Dexter reservoirs. Capital Journal, Salem, Of, faes., June 91, 1955-fSec. l)-3 Wisco Low On , Ship Repair Willamette Iron fc Steel Co., Portland, made the low bid of 26 million dollars to convert two Mariner type ships, Gov. Patter son's office announced Monday. The word came from Clarence Morse, chairman of the U. S. Maritime Commission. The governor said the work will employ more than 1,000 men for 18 months. There was a spirited contest for the job between the company and a. Maryland ship yard. The governor said: "It is tremendously gratifying that the merits of the Willamette bid were recognized despite tre mendous pressure from Eastern seaboard interests. Recognition of the key position of West Coast shipyards in national defense is both proper and a promise for the future. "This favorable action demon strates the effects of united effort by West Coast interests. The posi tion of the Willamette Iron and Steel Co. was vigorously supported by Gov. Langlie of Washington and Gov. Knight of California, and by coast industry and civic leaders as well as myself." Patterson went to Washington several days ago to plead the com pany's case. Higher Standards for Cannery Workers Higher work standards for wom en and minors working in canner ies . and meat processing plants were, ordered Monday by the Ore gon Wage and Hour Commission, and are effective August 13. The order does these things: Sets an hourly wage minimum of 66 cents. Provides for time and a halt overtime pay after 10 hours. Provides for double time after 12 hours. Calls for ld-minutc rest periods after three consecutive hours' of work. Puts restrictions on weight-lilting. At present overtime is paid after 12 hours. REFUGEES FLEE UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Wi South Viet Nam has estimated in a report to the U.N. Economic and Social Council that it has re ceived 800.000 refugees from Com-' munist-rulcd Norlh Indochina. Loucks Appointed liaison Officer Rep. Alfred W. Loucks of Sa ! lem has been assigned to the job of liaison otticer between the Republican party of Oregon and the Republican members of the Legislature. He was assigned to the post by Wendell Wyatt of Astoria, chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, who made the announcement Monday, following an executive commit tee meeting in Portland. NOTES ON THE NEWS Mr Rcnneck, just because I got an 8 per cent pay hike 4ota't mean I need i new TV set-" LAST TWO WEEKS ROBERTS GREATEST JUNE BLANKET SALE Liberty Street-Court Street STORE-WIDE EVERY DEPARTMENT MANY UN ADVERTISED ITEMS! HUGE REDUCTIONS! SHOP EVERY DEPARTMENT ' BOYS DEPARTMENT-Liberty Street , 1 Ea.-BOYS TERRY ROBES ! $1.49 Reg. 3.98 White Sizes 4-6-8 31 Pr.-BROADCIOTH SHORTS Reg. 39c Sizes 10-12-14-16 3 Only-SATIN JAPANESE JACKETS $1.99 Reg. 4.98 Sizes 8 and 10 only 24 Only-BOYS SPORT SHIRTS 79 Reg. 1.99 Short Sleeve Sizes 810-12-14 48 Pr. NYLON SOCKS ZZt Reg. 59c Solid Colors 7 to 8tt 7 Pr, RAYON SLACKS $1.99 Reg. 4.98 Brown Check 28 and 29 Waist 24 Ea. WESTERN BELTS 79 24-26.2B Jeweled Buckle BOYS MAIN FLOOR MENS DEPARTMENT-Liberty Street 15 Mem ORLON AND DACRON DRESS SHIRTS $3.99 Values to 6.95 Broken Sizes 1st Quality 45 NYLON DRESS SOX , Pr. 19 Long Style 65c, if perf. Sizes 10Vz-12 15 LEATHER BELTS 35 Reg. $1 Leather and Suede 32 and 34 Sizes 10 NYLON JACKETS $3.99 10.95, if perf. Washable Unlined 42 MENS SPORTSHIRTS $1.99 Values to 4.95 Good Color Selection 38 Pr.-DAYS' SLACKS $5.88 9.95 Value Broken Sizes Alterations Extra 38 MEN'S PAJAMAS-TOPS AND BOTTOMS Ea. 99 Values to 3.95 Broken Sizes Buy Either Top or Bottom at MENS MAIN FLOOR ACCESSORIES-Liberty Street Ea. ALL WOOL SHRUGS $2.98 Regular 4.98 All White Med. Size 19 Ea.-100 WOOL STOLES $3.98 Values to 6.98 Asst. Colors 14 E.-STRAW TOTE BAGS $2.98 Reg. 4.98-Natural Straw Design 21 Ea.-CLUTCH PURSES $1.00 Envelop Style Values to 1.79 32 Ea.-ROPE BEADS 49$ Values to $2 Asst. Colors 33 Ea. NYLON HANKIES - 25 Reg. 39c Floral Prints 22 Ea. DRAWSTRING BAGS $1.00 Reg. 1.98 Nylon-Rayon Colors ACCESSORIES MAIN FLOOR FABRICS-Liberty Street SO YDS. 36" PLISSE CREPE .......l.Yd. 29 Regular 49c Juvenile Patterns 265 YDS- FANCY COTTON FABRICS Yd. SSt Regular 98c Printed, Embossed, Plain 187 YDS. 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