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Young GOP
Group Meets
At Oregon State
CORVAIXIS.May -(Special)
College delegates to a Young Re
publican Federation conference
here today reported the traditional-lack
of campus interest in
national politics is changing.
The opinion was expressed in
a college rally of Young Repub
licans at the Memorial Union
building on the Oregon State col
lege campus. More than 200 stu
dents from the University of Ore
gon, OSC. Willamette university,
Vanport college, Lewis and Clark
college and Portland university
attended the session.
Steve Anderson. Salem attor
ney and state chairman of the
federation, presided.
Later in the day the federa
tion's board of directors met in
the same building for its regular
monthly business session. The
board decided to send 10 mem
bers to the national republican
convention in Philadelphia in
- June. Several Salem members in
cluding Anderson will make the
trip, it was indicated.
State Sen. Douglas McKay, Sa
lem, republican candidate for the
governorship, and several other
republican candidates for state
offices, addressed the group in
an evening banquet at the Benton
hotel.
Candidates Talk
Included in the group were
Sigfrid Unander. Portland, state
treasurer candidate; Sen. Howard
Belton. Canby. his opponent;
John Hakanson, Portland, candi
date for state representative from
Multnomah county; Richard
Spooner, Salem, candidate for
state representative from Marion
county, and Dr. Harry J. Ander
son. Corvalljs, candidate for dele
gate to the republican national
convention.
McKay, in his speech, reiterat
el that the legislature should
Immediately repeal the withhold
ing of income tax from wages
and cut income tax by restoring
exemptions tht were in effect
in 1940.
He warned against spending
corporate excise and income tax
surpluses saying "I would rather
call it a reserve than a surplus.
A surplus is something we want
to get rid of."
McKay also called for an ex-!
pension of the highway building
program.
Jahaaest Speaks
Roger Johnson, chairman of the
College Federation of Minnesota,
addressed the meeting, stressing
that it Is the duty of young
groups to bring new blood . Into
politics. .
"Young blood, new ideas, bal
anced by wisdom of age and ex
perience, produce a victorious
team," Johnson said.
The federation's executive
board will meet in Salem June 6
when national convention dele
gates will be announced.
Stayton High
Alums at Dance
STAYTON, May 8- (Special) -Approximately
300 Stayton high
school alumni attended the annual
banquet and dance held in the
Stayton parish hall here today.
Elected to office of the alumni
association for the coming year
were Walter Smith, president,
who succeeds Raymond Kerber;
Robert O'Connor, vice-president;
Alice Fehlen, secretary; Mary
Ely, treasurer; Wilbur Leslie, three
year director; and Zelpha G rover,
assistant director.
Blynn Humphries was master
of ceremonies during a program
in the evening. Speakers, at the
banquet were George R. Duncan,
Marion county circuit Judge; A.
N. Arnold, Stayton superintendent
of schools; and Gene Persey, for
mer teacher here, who also sang.
William Ryan, class of 1918, now
of Portland, gave an alphabet ser
mon during the program and sev
eral musical numbers were presented.
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Elects Mrs. George Swift
EUGENE, Ore., May S-fAVMrs.
Walter R. Thorn of Portland to
day was elected chairman of the
University of Oregon Mothers.
Among the women named to the
board of directors was Mrs. George
Swift, Salem.
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Scribe U Speak
Wendell Webb, managing edit-,
or Of The Oregon Statesman, and
Bob Guild, Willamette Collegian
editor, will
speak on jour
nalism at the
banquet for
members of the
Clarion and Vik
ing staffs slated
for May 17 in
the high school
cafeteria. Clara
Belle Roth and
Marceline
H u t c hin son,
editors of the
two publications, are co-chairmen
for the affair. Entertainment will
be provided by Beverly Gustaf
son, Kenard Adams and Pebble
DeSart.
Calendar Full
Salem high's activity calendar
is particularly full for the few
remaining days of school. Next
Tuesday will see the final round
of club meetings for the year,
with election of officers the big
business of the day. Tuesday will
also be senior clean-up day
around the school and at 6:30 that
evening the Latin club will hold
its annual Roman banquet.
On Thursday Albany high
school will present its exchange
assembly here and Sigma Lambda
of the National Honor Society
will hold its formal induction
ceremonies at 8 p.m. in the audi
torium.
On May 17 the Tri-Y chapters
will hold elections, there will be
an ASB noon program, and the
Clarion-Viking banquet.
May 18 is the date for the
faculty talent show.
May 19, in addition to being
the date for the Civics club pic
nic, will see the final full-length
movie of the year "Song of Old
Wyoming."
On May 21st an award-Installation
assembly is slated with next
year's ASB officers to be sworn
into office. The song and yell
contest will also be held that day.
LESLIE JUNIOR HIGH
Crowd Sees Operetta
The largest crowd ever to see
an operetta at Leslie junior high
witnessed the evening perform
ance of "The Belle of Bagdad"
in the school auditorium Friday
night. Over 200 students took
part in the production directed
by Miss Alfhild Wahl. Miss Wahl
was assisted by Miss Dagney
Christ en son. Miss Eleonor Rob
erts, Miss Ida McCullough and
John Swigart of the Leslie fac
ulty. Lela Mae Krater sang the
role of the Belle of Bagdad and
Frank Papenfus the main male
lead. Other lead parts were played
by Helen Booth, Arnold Manke,
Larry Martin, Marcia Maple,
Joyce Younger, Bob Marggi, Bar
ry King, Rose Mary Austin, Marie
Marquardt, Marilyn Foxley and
Bruce King. The operetta was
presented Thursday to the Leslie
student body.
IS DIE AS BUILDING FALLS
CAEN, France, May 8 - -Eighteen
workmen were killed to
day in the collapse of a war-damaged
steel mill building which was
being demolished.
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To Celebrate
Celebration of Norway's tradi
tional Independence day. May 17,
is planned for Salem in a program
Saturday night at the Salem
Woman's clubhouse, 480 N. Cot
tage st, planned by Thor lodge,
Sons of Norway.
The program, beginning at 8
o'clock, will include a talk on
the significance of the day by Emil
Slovarp, Norwegian vice-consul in
Portland; "Du Gamle Mor" sung
by Mrs. J. A. Sholseth; "Kan Du
Glemme Gamle Norge" and other
songs by Herdis Michelson, in
Norse costume, and a card party.
The meeting is open to the public,
and assistance was promised those
unfamiliar with Norwegian whist.
The benefit is under direction
of J. A. Sholseth, A. M. Moen
and O. H. Lunda; Mrs. Helen Lo
vald, program; Mrs. Bernard Ben
son, Mrs. Moen and Mrs. Lunda,
refreshments (including Scandin
avian nastries). ThrMM nlannin tn
attend were asked to notify Mrs. t
Benson at 2-1823
BeaHy's scheduled for the etate
fairgrounds on Wednesday, May
28, it was disclosed yesterday. The
Bearty circus Is billed as the
workfs greatest trained wild ani
mal show, with clowns, gymnasts,
trapeze artists and other actors
also on the list.
Weak Tone in
Corn Trading
CHICAGO. May 8 - UP) - Corn
ended with a decidedly weak tone
on the board of trade today, car
rying other grains down with it
Cash houses sold the yellow cereal
freely and prices retreated lor
losses running to more than S
cents. The close was at the day's
low.
Wheat closed 2 to 2 lower.
May S2.42tt-4. corn was 2-3ft
lower. May $2.18Vfe-4, oats were
ft to 1 cent lower. May $1.12Vi-H,
and soybeans were 4 cents lower,
May $3.85.
Beatly Circus Set
For Salem May 26
Wet grounds sent one circus
through Salem without stopping
last week, but another one Clyde
Reynaud Asks Speed in
Europe Assembly Plan
THE HAGUE, May 8-AVPaul
Reynaud, former premier of
France, proposed in a speech be
fore the political committee of the
Congress of Europe today that the
16 Marshall plan countries elect
delegates this year to a United
Europe consultative assembly.
Fund to Off sk
School Levy
There will be sufficient surplus
income tax revenue to offset in
full the county school levy of $10
per census child, Marion county
court was notified Saturday by
the state tax commission.
The message came to -the court
in reference to litigation "now
before the courts' regarding the
use of income tax surplus reve
nues. The commission said the
state revenue to counties Is to be
used for "reduction of property
taxes, otherwise to be levied for
the county school funds "
"In our opinion," the commis
sion said, "your county tax levy
for the fiscal year beginning this
coming July 1 should include (in
side the 6 per cent limitation) the
county school levy to raise, at
least, $10 per census school child
to protect your county against the
loss of the 6 per cent increase in
the 6 per cent limitation and to
assure your county the benefits of
the apportionment.
Contract for Navy
Armory Approved
WASHINGTON, May BHD-The
navy department notified Sen.
Guy Cerdon today thai; the In
dustrial Building company of Eu
gene was low bidder on . construc
tion of a naval reserve armory at
Salem.
The job is expected to cost
$121,937. Somesirplu4 navyvma
terials will be used In construc
tion. The building will be a quon-
j some 400 men in the marine corps
and navy reserve training. . i :
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