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July 1. Benjamin Harrison of the tabu­
lating section was named to take the
position. The chapter is ill good fi­
nancial shape and is planning several
activities for the fall months.
AGRICULTURAL CHAPTER No. 26
The Oregon State Employees Associ­
ation may almost wager its bottom
two bits that a fide group of new
members will roll into Agricultural
chapter, as the result of a, few pep
talks which shipping point supervisors
of the state department of agriculture
heard at their semi-annual meeting id
May. The two-day session was held in
central Oregon, with Ben Davidson,
Ag chapter member of Redmond, mak­
ing the local arrangements,
Forrest Cooper of Bend, director of
O.S.E.A., gave the' supervisors an ex­
cellent ,talk on the history, organization
and functions of O. S.E.A.— and did a
mighty fine job of puttidg the organi­
zation across. Then Hugh Taylor, presi­
dent of Ag chapter, urged that all the
field men in shipping point 'come into
tliis chapter, but attend meetings near­
est their home base. He urged super­
visors to get their men interested in
helping an organization that, is helping
them, rather than being content merely
to ride on the coat tails of those financ­
ing the program.
And to top both those pep talks,
Melvin Cleveland, of Civil Service,
spoke at length on the Oregon civil
service set-up and answered a l p t of
questions.
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Virtually all the shipping point su­
pervisors are members of Agricultural
chapter, but only a small percentage
of the several score men working under
them belong. As a result of the May
meeting, a lot more of the field men
may be expected to com,e into the fold.
Incidentally, the shipping point su­
pervisors had a busy schedule, with ¡a
dumber of speakers in their own field
on the program. The meeting was in
charge of two Ag chapter members:
W.
Close, state supervisor of SPI;
and Frank McKennon, chief of the divi-
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