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PAGE FIVE FOR CAPITOL SITE Salem and State Should Co operate for Real Civic Center Is Word Special October .Session Hinted MEDFOED MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGOX. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. 1935. Fix lour ome SALEM. Ore., Aug. 15. (AP) Gov ernor Charles H. Martin, returning here from a short vacation trip to Bremerton, said Wewnesday he was In favor of the state's acquisition of the Willamette campus or adjoining prop erty for an adequate capltol grounds, as this was the time the city of Sa lem and the state should make a "real civic center" out of the present location of the capltol, the federal building and the Marlon county court house. ' New P. O. Spurs Talk Word from Washington that Salem was allocated funds for a new federal building and postofflce spurred the governor to express his views regard ing a "perfect and timely situation" to do some civic sork. "What we must depend upon, however. Is a cltl lenry with vision Into the future," he added. Martin declared that with addi tional grounds, particularly the Wil lamette campus, the state could make a fine capltol location. The new fed eral building would aid. and with reports of a new court house the en tire district In which the three gov ernmental structures would be locat ed would make a fine civic center, he said. Board Studies Site The state has proposed a 93.500,000 capltol building to replace the old structure destroyed by fire April 25. A 45 per cent grant from the federal government has been requested and compliance has been assured by Sen ator Charles H. McNary. The matter j oi acquiring tae Willamette campus at a cost between $600,000 and Sl 000,000 Is before a Joint committee of the board of control and the board of trustees of the university. The governor did not Indicate when he would call the special ses sion of the legislature, but It was be lieved It would not be before the first of October. OF FOR INITIAL PRODUCE PALMER. Alaska. Ami. 1 Prospects of ready markets and satis itttLuiy prices cneered the govern ment's land settlement colonists In the Matanuska valley today while They made ready to harvest their first crops. Don R. Irwin, colonization director for the Alaska rural rehabilitation corporation, predicted the modern pioneers would receive prices consid erably above those prevailing In mid western market centers. He believed, too. that a cooperative marketing and sales organization planned for the development will pre vent financial failures suffered by many former Alaska, homesteaders. Potatoes In excess of what the col ony will need for Its own use dur ing the winter will find a quick mar ket ranging from H.50 to 2 at Chi cago, depending on grade. Irwin said. Fresh vegetables of which there ap peared little probability of a surplus this year could be sold for nearly double their price In Seattle. String beans, eagerly accepted by restau rants, brought around 7 cents a pound at Anchorage at the same time they sold for 3 to 4 cent wholesale In Seattle. OREGON WPA PROGRAM READY START . ROLLING SOON SAYS CHIEFTAIN PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 15. (AP) Oregon's works progress administra tion is about ready to "start roll In rar." The Oregon offtca has recommend ed to Washington 319 projects calling for expenditure of about 91.600.000 Administrator E. J. Orifflth said to day. The endorsed projects would provide an estimated 32,000 "man years" of labor. "I noticed In the paper that the first allocation for Oregon WPA pro jects was made yesterday." Griffith said. "However, I have not been ad vised yet which projects were ap-1 proved. "At least double the number of projects recommended by the Oregon office have been submitted or sug grsted and are being considered. Most of the WPA projects are limited to ?2V000, but some are for more. 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