. Salem' .regn. Friday, December 14, 1956
License Renewals
Due Soon in City
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section I Page 8
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Cap Ul jri.F YR Worten wh ftOT magazines, vac
A, mother JZ r' !r uum cleaner cosmetics, brushes,
It'.llce 8"ls. appliances, left!
J? "ne"al "me ' many handed monkey wrenches, etc.
Si.Mie More Involved
Renewals for them are a little
..... ...vie uivuivcu man Mime, lur iney
billboards, tear npori thn anr,Pn.,Ql r k r
drive a cab or nnt t.ar.h Annii:n t
salem businesses, city treasurer
Howard Brandvold Issued a re
tninder Friday.
H you erect
down buildings,
ZtZTZillTjL ,PHoe department brings a
In ; i uiei-K oi ineir record tor any ar-
i.e. ta .tart mi 1"d "rests or anthin8 else that would
ih. " Zi, , . " January 1 "a j make them suspect to the home-
Artual v. tt . r ,u . "" their records are clean
tint ih r 11 1 01 anv serious blemishes, the okay
, u.,u,wlu aoiu. 1UUSI
of the general business licenses
expire at the end of the city's fis
cal year, June 30.
Solicitors Need Licenses
But there are enough of them
who do need new licenses on Jan
uary 1 that they should take note
if they haven't already renewed
them, he pointed out.
Amonff fhnco 1!
-..0 ... ,1Lvulg license!
brought up to date are the solic
Some fill cnlinilnrc tinnnens nrn
currently active, including many
of the salesmen who work for
some of the 14 companies that
carry multiple-salesman licenses.
In addition, at least that many
rrmra ara onnnr-illit icenorl attnh
year to groups who travel through
me area selling magazine sub
scriptions, household gadgets, etc
ii, it i c ule 5011C" Brandvold said,
uors-those door-to-door men or 1 Others needing to renew licenses
are taxi operators both for driv
ers and cabs, machine operators,
building wreckers, electric sign,
dealers, second hand dealers, bill
board companies and some util
ities. Fees vary. Some are based on
the business and may be either
a flat fee or a percentage of the
gross income. Others are based
on the number of units involved
such as the number of taxis, vend
ing machines, solicitors employed
or buildings wrecked. The utilities
pay on the gross income. The
amount they pay may not be de
termined for several Vceks or
months when the final auditing
of their books for the past year
is made.
Liquor-dispensing licenses are
also more involved because they
come under both city and state
laws. The state does the actual li
censing after approval by the
chief of police and city council.
About 75 such licenses are issued
in the city, Bradford said. Near
ly all of them have already ap
plied for and been given renewals.
Speaker Says Understanding
Needed in South's Problems
RETURNS FROM SOUTH
Illahee (Special) Mrs. Ed Dra
ger has returned home from Rose
burg, where she was called by the
serious illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Sidney Shaw,
A man whose accent indicates
beyond a doubt that he has spent
many years in the South, told
members of the Salem Lions club
that understanding and constant
pressure will ultimately solve the
problems of segregation.
He was Dr. James R. Lyles,
head of the school of education at
Willamette university, who came to
Salem from Charlotte, N.C., where
he was assistant superintendent of
the public schools.
Dr. Lyles said he believes segre
gation of the two races is wrong
and that the supreme court exer
cised great and good judgment in
handing down its integration deci
sion and the manner in which it
should be implemented.
Nevertheless, there are many in
the "deep south" said Dr. Lyles,
who would go so far as do away
entirely with the public school sys
tem rather than accept integra
tion. This would be poor, policy, in
the speaker's opinion, who said
that the public school system is
"most essential in a democracy."
Dr. Lyles said he fears the in
fluence of the "lunatic fringes" on
both sides. He pointed to recent
happenings in Clinton, Term., as
an example of what can be ex
pected when disturbing elements
in both races take extreme action.
One ray of hope in the situation,
said Dr. Lyles. was the "real
warmth of affection that has exist
ed between the races as a whole
for many years." This is particu
larly true as it applies to individuals.
turning from Australia, said here
Thursday that she now feels
"pretty good."
Mrs. Johnson is staying with
her husband at the Reef Hotel.
They plan to visit the adjoining
islands in the Hawaiian group
and then fly home on Dec. 21.
Eugene Woman Is
Hurt on Mariposa
HONOLULU Ul Mrs. A. West
Johnson of Eugene, Ore., who
was knocked unconscious when
she slipped and fell on a deck of
the liner Mariposa as it was re-
INSTRUMENT SALE
Accordion Save up to 50
Band Initrumanta Savt up to 61
Fin Old Vlolini Savo up to 75
THE MUSIC CENTER
493 Ctnttr St.
FURNACES
Complete Installations
Free Survey & Estimate
36 Months to Pay
Eve. 4-8790 or 4 8821
Eve. 4-8790 or 4-882
OIL OR GAS
Comfort
Clean
Thrifly
Salem Heating &
Sheet Metal Co.
1085 Broadway
' SAT.
fOly kV fik- December
ervice Station -
395 So. Pacific
(SOUTH 99E AT 12th ST. JUNCTION)
IrSivjav
O
IMS
$2.50 to $4.50
Value
With Purchase of
10-Gals. or More
Texaco Gasoline
,4
Mite
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12 -Y.Z
f "P" Till i rl3
FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING FOR OVER 1,000 CARS
mam
GIFTS
FIRE CHIEF HATS
LOLLIPOPS
ICE SCRAPERS
COCA COLA
PRIZES
ELECTRIC FRY-PAN
TOWN & COUNTRY TIRE
5 OIL CHANGES
20 GALLONS GASOLINE
WE FEATU
Tires, Batteries & Accessories
Guaranteed to go . . . through ice,
$00
mud or snow or we pay the tow)
4uw uown
puts a pair of
TIRES
on your car
i fl Xr BECAUSE
i'' yK SHES
LVgive''
exotic Jj
slippers
A collection so pretty that It's a shame to keep them at
home we suspect several of these styles might show up
at a Christmas party. We know they'll delight the heart of
the prettiest lady on your list. ,
1, 'Miss Jewel' In white, black or
red leather, jewel trim. N, M In 4Vj-9 $6.95
2, 'Tiara' lace mule by Daniel Green.
Pink, light blue, white in N, M sizes 4Vj-10 $8
3, "Taj Mahal" in while, blue, pink or
green printed gold kid; N, M, in AVi-9 $5.95
Matching gold kid belt $3.95
4 'Show Girl' by Penaljo in black suede
and vinylite in S, N, M sizes 4'j-9 $13.95
Mail and phone orden. Plus shilling cost to areas
outside our regular truck delivery routes.
WOMEN'S SHOES STREET FLOOR
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