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I 4 PAf0 TWO The OTIEGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning, May 9, 1930 i it P.? J I j j. 1 s 1 is fl I! fi f ft 1 Lyman Steed h rated By State Board of Contra! i SCHOOLS n TO BEpifl Recent Charges Not Believed By Officials, Decision Here Indicates J. Lyraaa Sted, superintendent of the Oregon state scnool ror tne deaf, against whom charges were Dreferred by members of the state association for the deaf, and numerous individuals, is to ba retained in his position, ac cording to announcement made by the state board of control here Thursday. Two hearings were -held here recently at which both the oppon ents and proponents of Mr. Steed gare their testimony. It was alleged by opponents of Steed that be was cold-blooded, in his attitude toward the pnpfls in the pchool, that he discriminated against certain teachers, and had eliminated many social functions in the Institution. The charge also "was made that he preferred oral to manual instruction. The board of control, in its de cision, gives Mr. Steed authority to use whatever methods he may deem most advisable in restoring tiiscipline that has been shattered by dissention in the teaching staff. "It Is the sense of the Oregon state board of control," read the decision, "that we indorse and approve the work of Snperinten dent Steed. We uphold and sus tain his program for the educa tion of the students under his charge, and unqualifiedly recoup ment 'that he adopt such aisciplin ary measures as shall in his Judg ment remove the cause of the dis sention and strife evident in his teaching staff. "We deplore the continued agi tation against the institution by the adult deaf, and ask their co operation to the end that the state administration, the school and the publie may work la har mony for that great desideratum, the removal of the handicap, as far as humanly possible, for our non-hearing youth." Testimony offered at the recent besting Indicated that the com plaints against Steed were in spired by outside influences, and at least one disloyal tnstrmctor in the school. E OFFICES IB (Continued from Pag L) on the ballot declared the nominee U not a member of any ellque or faction and a true representative of the student body. Waldo Woods brought down the house in his humorous speech nominating Carl Collins for yell king, and declared it net ft ques tion of where Salem high school has been, but where it is going. Collins was one of the candidates for the candidates for the un ex pired term of Tell King Byron Lillie. Collins name was scratch ed of the ballot because he was generally held to be a secret frat man. Names of many of the candi dates now la the running are gen erally held to belong to the for bidden secret societies. Whether their names will be on the, ballot when elections come up may he a question. Principal Fred Wolf's laughing comment yesterday to a Question on this matter was lim ply, "Wait and aee." 13 POLLYW00DP Home of 25c Talkies Today and Saturday Special Mickey Mouse mat inee 1:30 Saturday Her first all-talking picture Her Beauty Her Voice in fiery film romance ( ""T 3 W : W:.W. a In Wit with - Robert Mwtgroftery Ernest Terrene 4 Also Jfickey Mouse Omedy IMacataoael Talking Owsnrdy ratbe 0owad Fables mm N .aad est His) at aft Oweostritetfioa ceMasicareee; THE LIBERTY. RHYTHM ' J ' " BA3D Comprised of Sf eaOdrea - age to years " UNOPPOSED i nr and HEY SURE . r 6 W Beaator CfaswlM McXary (abaye) mm CongHwinn Willis jr. Hawley, botli of whom an am opBoaed for the repabUcaa wm-. inatlona to saceeed themselvea didate, has beea prominent hi .thlAtle a waft fnmfr nf tfia baaketbali team and state all-star basceiaau player, irring Hale n new nreakienr. of tne HUT? MfU ton Jones was president of the Junior class la 4929; William Kosher ha worked on a number or dirncuit eomiuitteea; Harold Praltt has beea a member of the Clarion Jitaff tnA uhw1 fmMit Circles and' tint chittrman of Im. portaat JaaJor eoaamittaeas, TOTJliXKY SLATED NEW YORK. Mar 8 ( P The first-annual tournament of the senior professional golfers as sociation of America was arran ged today tor May 2f at the Phil adelphia Cricket club. BAMBrXO TALKS NEW YORK. May 8. (AP) Babe Ruth is to rive a. fiv m!n. Ute talk On buabsll aver tlta Ha. lumbla broadcaatins; p. m., tomorrow. 2 Candidates Both Certain Of Nominations to Jobs In U. S. Congress (Con tinned from pec 1.) tative who la now one of the deans of the House. But the howls prevail, largely because of the failure of the house to pass a tar iff on lumber aa was agreed to In the senate. Marlon county voters at the election May 16 ca neither rote for these two incumbents or write in a name, with the virtual assur ance that the nomination, and election of both Is assured. Both men. former residents of Salem, have had extensive legislative ex perience. Their record and training In part, as prepared by their cam paign managers for the Voter's Pamphlet, follows: Senator Charles McXary: Since entering the senate IS years ago Charles L. MeNary has become a national fignre. He now holds the high position of assistant floor leader, which may eventual ly lead to the leadership of the senate. He is a chairman of the com mittee on committees, which is the most powerful committee la congress, a it selects the chair men and personnel of all the re gular committees. He is chairman of the committee on agriculture and forestry; the ranking member ef the committee on commerce,! which passes on all river and' harbor Improvements and con-, trola the merchant marine; the ranking member of the committee on irrigation and reclamation, and of the committee on manufactur ers, and a member of the com mittee on public lands and sur veys, all of which committees are' of great importance to Oregon. It was through the work of Senator MeNary that the army engineers were finally persuaded to adopt a channel from Portland to the aea, IS feet ia depth aad 500 feet la width, which will give Portland a harbor equal to any on the coast. Ha has apeaaored the cause- of peace- by voting; for the Kellogg pact, the World Court and for the limitation of armaments consis tent with national safety. He haa supported progressive social legislation for infant hy giene and maternal protection. He now has pending before the eommittea oa Irrigation and re clamation la the senate a bill pat terned after the Boulder Canyon act to develop fire hundred thous and horse-power at Umatilla rap ids on the Columbia river, the money to be, furnished by the government and to be returned from gross earnings. This devel opment will Insure greater Indus trial expansion f Oregon and the northwest and: will provide electrical power at a very low fig ure. Senator MeNary also Introduc ed and obtained the passage of a bin in the senate, transferring the receipts of the federal govern ment obtaiaed from fishing li censes at Sand Island to the bur eau of fisheries, to be used tn the propagation of fish and the strengthening ef the industry HOME OF FANCHON & MARCO "IDEAS HStLSOISCDDEtS Hurry! Ends Tonitt 'lane Grey's THE LIGHT OF VESTERI STARS i STAHIUNO Richard Alien a Qxramount gtdun Saturday, Sundav Only A 4 A m sr k wr aw a w. Tonight 9:00 The SCHUBERTS 15. VOICES Miss Minnetta Magers, Director f 4JmAuA ft swiff t ananaLansM Fitdric Fanchoa & Marco's "GypGypGyrajr" featuring , CHAZ CHASE The Call Board. By OLIVE M. DOAK e HOIXTWOOD Today "Untamed" with Joan Crawford. m BUGH8 CAPITOL, Today "Troopers Three." GRAND Today "Night Ride.' FOX ElIXORE Today "The Light "Western Stars." of which will give employment 'to labor and assure the continuation of canneries. After laboring: continuously many months for a protective du ty oa lumber. Senator KcNary led the frtht ia the senate whicll resulted in the adoption of a lum bertarlff. Congressman W, C. Hawley "No Interests to serve but the publie interests." ' ' On March 31, 1928, the house of representatives unanimously elected him chairman of the ways and means committee, the most important and powerful commit tee of congress. This is the first time ia our .history this chairman ship has been held by a member from the western halt of the Ualted States. He is also chair man of the Joint committee on in ternal revenue taxation, ana chairman of the Republican cau cus of the house. The harbor of Coos bay ap proaches completion. Also the Tillamook, Nehalem, Coos, Ump qua, Siuslaw, Yaquina aad Clat skanie rivers, St. Helens harbor and Willamette river above Port land .are all being Improved, and work wlll.be continued until fin ished. He has the confidence of the committee on rivers and har bors. The 32 projects favorably reported by the engineers have all been adopted. Foa more projects are including in the pending bill. During the recesses of congress Hawley aims to travel over the district, ascertaining its needs and the wishes of the people. He has rendered Innumerable services to individuals and communities, ar ising out of such visits. He waaone ot the originator of tne poucy or federal aid for road construction, under irhich Oregon has received large sums of money. The designation of the Roosevelt highway M a- primary road was largely due to his efforts. The new tariff bill bears Ifr. Hawleys name and readjusts such rates of duty as investigation proved necessary to protect Am erican agriculture. Ubor aad in dustry. As it passed the house May 18. 1S2. it provided increas ed duties for nearly every Ore gon product and the highest rates for agriculture ever included ia aay tariff. Hawley, la addition to support Plans for the production of a motion picture comedy drama to include the Industrial life ot the city of Salem, with a cast of youthful Salem actresses and act ors, were announced Thursday In behalf ot Capitol Post No. 9, American Legion. The Dagmar Pictures of Hollywood have been engaged to make the picture, filming of which Is scheduled to start in the near future under the direction of L..Jack Sherry. L. H. Tan Slyke, financial di rector of the Dagmar Pictures. has been in conference during the last tour(days with the executive committee of the American Le gion, working out plans for the production. The legion plans to offer to the people ot Salem and the Willam ette valley the opportunity to test their ability to write a motion pic ture story that will be used on the silver screen, arranging a con test which will be announced In the local papers at a later date. Mr. Van Slyke announced that as far aa practicable his company will use local talent in the forth coming production. 1 . Prank Cain, business manager Salem's Most Popular Theatre! Last Times Today .What nukes a rookie trooper f aw down and go boom! Horses! Horses! , ALL -TALKING) JG ' A V T T A V Ttmrn' ; f .with ...zm Rex Lease Rotcce Kerns Kv sum s-aBai Jgt Deremy CuIUvef -'-T U. S. Cavalry . JTriUnby AjtTHua Ginr Emmy . v Norman r f .Tataoo Teeaerrwv atartoy ORPHEUR1 VAUDEVILLE ntk "OKLAHOMA BOB ALBRIGHT A4 Other Big Ttaee Acta The) Sereea GUILTY AltTalkteat ' eat Love aad Hate! V , With VlJWDfIA TA1XI ""-.:;.. and ; gOff3 XSQS4dL3rD SPECIAL II PLAHUED HERE Comedy Drama to Be Filmed Depicting Industrial Life In This Section ine legislation increasing pen sions, has by special acts and ser vices, secured pensions for tuous andi of veterans and their de pendents, so that the monthly pay ments made to them from the fed eraltreasury constitute one of the largest. If not the largest, pay rolls In the district. He has a leading part in the adjusted com pensation legislation, and later prepared and reported several im portant amendments, greatly in creasing Its value to the veterans of the World War. He has se cured further, legislation for their benefit at this sesstoa. Mickey Mouse NOTES BY SCRIBE Mickey Moaw Zolle Volcbok Don't forget to get oa the Hon or Roll and get a beautiful little pass. Two new members for our Honor Roll this week. LaVelle Sanford, 6A, Engle wood. Doris MacDonald. IA, Lincoln. M M C You can still get on the bill for the Minstrel Show, so see Bill Brazeau at Stiff's Furniture store. M M C We haven't heard from many of our members to sing or dance on the stage for a long time. See Mr. Dow, our Chief, if you can help entertain for the Mickey Mouse hour. MHO We have a Mickey Mouse or chestra, remember. Can yon play of the legion drum corps, an nounced that it is planned to hold a "Movie Frolic" prior to the "shooting" ot the picture at which time the cast will be se lected. "We plan to make this one of the largest and most en tertaining features that the Wil lamette valley has ever known," announced Mr. Cain. A commit tee selected by .the legion will se lect the cast at this "frolic." Salem Y. M. C. A. Relay Team Wins The Salem T. M. C. A. relay team defeated the Reed college runners in the 8 SO yard medley relay Thursday afternoon on the Willamette track. Lloyd, Schomp. Blaco and Page covering the half mile in 1:41 1-5. Clements, Wal ker, Johnson and Edgar ran for Reed. aa instrument? Front Barbara Barnes school of dance, last Saturday we were en tertained joyously by Miss Joyce Chambers. Fanchon and Marco girla in the wings were sure de lighted to see how clever she was. M M C. Ruth Chatterton 10s "Sarah and Son." Fanchon and Marco's "Gyp Gyp Gypsy" idea. Vanishing West No. T, "The Tnnnel of Terror." Krazy Kay in "Port Whines." Completes the program for this Saturday, M M C It has been a while since we have given our Chief Dow a yell, so let's give him one tnls week. Boomelacka, boomelacka Bommalacka Bow We are yelling for our Chief Mickey Mouse Dow. M M C The Liberty School Rhythm Band of 36 kiddles will entertain the Mickey Mouse Club Saturday. 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