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hearing to be held November 16, 1946.
Mr. Colman stated that a Pay Plan had
been adopted and was on the way to
the Governor for approval. Due to the
financial conditions of the State of
Oregon, Mr. Colman felt that the Com
mission had gone as far as possible in
setting up the present pay scale. I t was
his belief that the Pay Plan would not
be effective till the Legislature approv
ed funds.
The next hour was spent question
ing Mr. Colman, finding out his par
ticular views and answers to the vari
ous problems from the delegates pres
ent. Mr. Colman told the members of
the General Council what steps should
be taken in reference to the problems
they again wished to bring to the at
tention of the Commission.
Mr. Colman stated he enjoyed very
much the meeting with the Associa
tion and that they had been very tol
erant with their remarks.
Council members expressed their ap
preciation for the time that he so gen
erously allotted them.
A fter a short recess the financial re
port was read by President Floyd
Query in the absence of the Secretary-
Treasurer, Max F. Rogers. Cash on
hand as of January 1, 1946, $366.13 ;
during the period January 1, to October
31, 1946 chapter dues and initiation
fees received $10,949.61; income from
magazine, $ 1,484.73 ; miscellaneous in
come, $177.87; making a total income
of $12,978.34. Disbursements from
January 1, to October 31, 1946: Salar
ies, $4,662.83; legal, $532.10; maga
zine, $1,745.98; miscellaneous expen
ses, $4,186.55; making a total of $11,-
127.46. Cash balance November 1,
1946, $1,850.88.
A t this time V. G. O’Neil, Chair
man of the Auditing Committee, gave
the committee report as follows:
Your Auditing Committee reports
that on November 7, 1946, the records
and books of the State Association were
examined by the Committee at the As
sociation office, and, based on that ex
amination, the following data is hereby
submitted:
The Association funds are being
deposited and disbursed through three
bank accounts, in accordance w ith the
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