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Appointment of
Attorney Will
Await Request
Appointment of a new attorney
for the state liquor control com
mission, under added authority
given his department by the 1947
legislature will not be made by
Attorney General George Neuner
until there is a -vacancy and the
commission has requested him to
do so. he declared Monday.
Under the new 1947 law the
attorney general's office became
the "Oregon Department of Just
ice" with new duties including the
appointment of atAomeys for alt
ittate departments,boards and com
missions. s-
Neuner said the liquor control
commission still is operating un
der the old aggangemeht under
which it has appointed its own at
torneys. . ,
Reports have been current here
that Wilber Henderson, attorney
for the present liquor commission.
would resign when its members
step out. Members of the current
liquor control commission recent
ly submitted their resignations to
Gov. John Hall but agreed to
function until their successors have
been appointed probably about
December 1.
Some Anti-Freezes
Called 'Damaging'
Complaints relative to damage
to motor vehicles from the use of j
some of the anti-freeze prepara- J
tions being offered on the market
are justified, J. D. Patterson, chief 1
chemist for the state department of
agriculture, .declared here Monday, j
Patterson analyzed one type of .
anti-freeze, sold at a high price,;
which, he said, contained corro
sive .chemicals.
Patterson said chemicals of this
type cause considerable . damage
to automobile engines. .He sug
gested that persons purchasing
anti-freeze solutions do so from
reputable dealers.
Crowd Enjoys
WU Symphony
Concert Here
By Maxlne Buren
Women's Editor. The Statesman
Salem is ready for Sunday con
certs, judging' from the number of j
interested persons who completely I
filled the lower floor of Leslie!
school and partly filled the bal-:
cony Sunday for the concert ofj
Frank Fisher's Willamette univer- j
sity symphony orchestra.
Though the group is small, the
Leslie auditorium with its small
stage and good acoustics brought
out the best in the orchestra and
showed it to good advantage.
The. first half of the program
included the lively and melodic
Magic Flute" overture by Mozart
and Bach's "Sheep May Safely
Graze" and concluded with Hay
dn's "Surprise" symphony. All
were appealing to the audience,
which was unusually attentive and
obviously pleased, but it didn't
anplaud as much as I thought it
should.
Having Ralph Dobbs play the
piano part of the Beethoven Con
certo No. 5. the "Emperor" con
certo with the orchestra was an
"extra dividend" which the audi
ence did express its pleasure for
in a demand for a curtain call.
Ralph Dobbs is always fine and
was at his best Sunday.
The young director. Frank Fish
er, member of the Willamette uni
versity faculty, Ralph Dobbs and
the members of the orchestra must
feel highly gratified to have given
such an excellent performance. It
is to be hoped that they will ap
pear in other Sunday afternoon af
fairs and that an even larger au
dience to enjoy them.
where he attended the National
Rural Educatjon conference.
Putnam said the conference
stressed the necessity of prosper
ous and cooperating communities
provided their schools are to be
prosperous. 1
Oregon Education
Standards High
flrnn'f atHtiratinrrsI utnn Knth
in the cities and rural district, 1
compares favorably with those of
many larger states, Rex Putnam,
state superintendent of public in
struction, reported Monday on his
return from Ann Arbor, Mich.,
Junior Chamber
Plans for Week
Preliminary plans for Salem's
observance of Junior-Chamber of
Commerce week in January were
formulated by the organization's
awards committee in a meet
ing at the chamber of commerce
Monday night.
Salem's junior first citizen will
be selected at a district service
award banquet during the annual
observance Chosen to serve on
a committee in charge of the
week's program were Ken Frad,
chairman, Pat Crossland, Irwin
State JC Speech
Winner Selected
State winner of the "I Speak
for Democracy" speech contest,
sponsored nationally by the Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce asso
ciation, is Eugene French, Uni
versity high school student at
Eugene.
In announcing the stale winner,
Howard Walker, president of the
Salem Jaycees, said a recording
of the winnu.g speech will be sent
to Tulsa, Okla.. to compete with
winners from all 48 states.
State Junior Chamber Presi
dent Frank Merrill conducted the
state contest at Albany, judged
by businessmen and teachers.
Wedel, Paul Lippold, E. C. Mc
Elroy, jr., Roy Gray and Al
Morris.
Jl. 19477
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weekend.
James Edviin Lacey, Loy Cra
mer and John Walker, all univer
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Harry Michelsen, assistants in the
Salem scout office, were initiated
into the fraternity. Willamette
university chapter was founded
last year.
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who is also faculty advisor for
the fraternity, took some non
perishable . food supplies to the
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Hayesrine Mr.-Burns Chris
tofferson is in a Salem hospital
for minor surgery and is expect
ed to be released Wednesday.
Wood born Leo QuesneU for
mer assistant manager of the local
store of the Orefjon Farmers Un
ion Cooperative, has been trans
ferred to New berg to manage the
cooperative store there. Royal
Beckwtth, former owner of the
Woodburn cycle shop, has been
named assistant manager here to
assist Lawrence Heer, manager.
Quend had been with the Wood
burn firm since the first of the
year. - j
Roberta Home Economics club
will meet Wednesday evening at
the Grange hall at S p.m. Mrs.
Charles Fulton and Mrs. Chet
Nelson are hostesses. Election of
officers will be held. t
Wovdbara Presbyterian Aid
society meets in the social room
of the church Wednesday, No
vember 12, for no-host 1 p.m.
luncheon. Mrs. A. F. de Lespinas
se of Hubbard will be speaker;
Mrs. William Peltz, program lead
er. Mrs. de Lespinasse recently
returned from Holland and other
European countries. Each mem
ber is asked to bring a guest.
Marqaam Mr;. Lorence Cazier
of Portland has been employed as
telephone operator for the Mar
quam office and will take over
November 15.
Waldo Hills Mrs. Laura Hav
emick has gone to Silverton to
assist in the care of Mrs. Joe Ker
cher, who recently -had a stroke.
Mrs. Kercher is a long-time resi
dent of Silverton and the first li
brarian of the Silverton public
library.
Marqaaaa Margette Bannala
na, on the editorial staff of The
Oregon Journal, was a guest dur
ing the week of her aunt, Inez
Adams.
Gervab) The women's fire
auxiliary is sponsoring a turkey
dinner Saturday, November 15, f
p.m. in the high school auditori
um. Tickets are now on sale.
Capt. Reynolds,
Instructor, Here
For 3 ORC Units
Fresh from J2 months army
service in Germany comes Capt
R. A. Reynolds to serve as In
structor for the three local units
of the officers' reserve corps. He
is accompanied by -his wife, who
was a French girl, . and their
daughter. The family is now
house hunting.
Captain Reynolds saw active
duty as a member of the First en
gineer combat battalion .during
the war with Germany. He stayed
on after the cessation of hostilities
with the army of occupation. Hig
latest assignment was in Lands'
burg where war criminals are im
prisoned. This, he says, is the
same prison where Adolf Hitler
was confined and wrote his fam
ous book "Mein Kampf."
The local units of. the ORC
which Captain "Reynolds will in
struct are the 364th engineer boat
and shore regiment, 409th heed
quarters company special brigade,
and Third battalion, 415th infan
try, all components of the 194th
division.
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