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County Repairs Caved Section of Abiqua Road
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This 5f-fot tlide washing oat a section of the county road along the Abiqua river in eastern Marian
county is being worked on by county crews, according to County Engineer Hedda Swart. In back
ground is length of perforated steel pipe being installed parallel to a new section of road, to carry off
water which has caused the slide. The slide occurred one-eighth mile east of Coleman bridge. (Photo
by Don Dill. Statesman staff photographer.)
Safety Meet
Hears Range
Of Speakers
(Story also on page 1.)
Delegates to the fifth annual
safety conference heard opinions of
management, labor, and adminis
tration through the first of the two
day session Thursday.
Following opening ceremonies at
10 a.m., conferees slugged at the
accident prevention in industry
throughout the day. Morning and
afternoon sessions featured top
members from the various fields-
First aid training was emphasiz
ed as a vital part of prevention
work in remarks by L. O. Arens,
member of the accident commis
sion. T. Morris Dunne, third mem
ber of the commission, said a
standardization of safety codes
a powerful influence in reducing
accidents, can be achieved through
the participation of representatives
of other states at the conference.
Editor Speaks
ManJey J. Wilson, editor of the
International Woodworker, told
delegates at the session, "(labor)
wants to work with management
in job planning and desires ef
fective laws for safety regulations
covering changed conditions."
Viewpoint of the lumber indus
try was aired by E. H. Crosby, who
said accident prevention is the re
sponsibility of the employer, em
ploye and labor organizations. He
said that management is confident
that witlji the cooperation of labor
and the Use of tools now provided,
it will be able to reduce material
ly the workers hazard.
Northcuft Talks
Accident prevention in construc
tion industries was discussed by
Ray H. Iforthcutt, representing the
GuyF. Atkinson- company, while
C. W. Broom of Bausch and Lomb
company and C- A. Buckmiller of
Corbett Veek and company spoke
on "Sight and Hearing in Accident
Causation."
A panel discussion on accident
prevention was conducted by Dan
Adair, supervisor of safety, Wash
ington state department of labor
and industries; R. M. Evenden, di
rector, accident prevention divi
sion, Oregon State industrial com
mission, and A. C. Blackman, chief
of the bureau of industrial accident
prevention, department of public
relations, state of California.
Robert Scott
Wins Collegian
Story Contest
Robert Scott, Salem, was award
ed first prize in; a short-story
contest sponsored by the Wil
lamette Collegian .university stu
dent publication, it is announced
in today's issue of the Collegian.
Scott received his award for
his short-story entitled "Tempos"
after judges Ethan Grant, Salem
writer, and Thomas Gillies, ix
lish instructor, read all the manu
scripts turned in to the Collegian
this semester.
Second place was won by Pa
tricia Sebastion, Salem for her
"Early Spring."
Third Dlace was awarded to
two men William Strobbe, Cres
ton, Iowa, and James Miller, Sa
lem.
All winning manuscripts will
be submitted to national publica
tions lor lurtner consideration.
King Richard I of England died
of a shoulder wound inflicted by
a crossbow bolt during the wars
in France, a wound which was fa
tal because of unskilled treatment
or his own lack of care.
people are f a f king about:.
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cording to the particular combina
tion of spars, sail and cordage, and
the words "cutter," "brig," or
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for "cuttei -rigged," "brig-rigged"
and "ship-rigged."
Schedule for
Salem Night
Classes Listed
Schedules for the resumption of
Salem's adult education classes on
January 3 were nearly complete
today. Some new courses have been
added to meet the request of the
growing "student body" and oth
ers may be added later, according
to George D. Porter, adult educa
tion director for Salem public
schools.
Final outline for classes under
the extension division of the state
department of higher education in
cludes the following:
Monday History of the Pacific
northwest, taught by Dr. Joseph W.
Ellison of Oregon State college;
voice and diction, Jeanne H. Pop
ovich, OSC: construction and use
of visual aids, William C. Reid,
OSC, and R. W. Tavenner, Salem
schools director of audio - visual
education; current affairs, Dr. John
M. Swarthout, OSC: ceramics, Iv
an Hauser of the Colony Pottery
works at Aurora. All are at 7 p.m.
at the senior high school.
Tuesday Art structure II, Mar-
i garet McDevitt, Salem supervisor
of art, at 7 p m. in city library.
I Wednesday Geography of North
j America, Oliver H. Heintzelman,
, Oregon College of Education; mu
sic methods and materials, Gret-
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Provldinr choral background to the eighth annual Rickreall community Christmas pageant tonight at
the school gymnasium will be the chorus shown above. Made up of persons from the Rickreall area,
the chorus is under the direction of Miss Louise Woodruff. (Photo by Don Dill, Statesman staff photographed.)
chen Kreamer, Parrish junior high
instructor, speech defects and dis
orders, Dr. Kenneth Wood of Uni
versity of Oregon; painting, Mrs.
JJorman Huffman and Carl Hall
of Willamette university. All are
at 7 p.m. at the senior high school.
Tentative schedule for adult
education classes provided by Sa
lem school district includes, on
Monday and Wednesday evenings:
Bookkeeping and elementary ac
counting, by George A. Hall of the
state vocational rehabilitation di
vision; business law, by Russell
Helterline, Willamette law student;
typing, Martha Pinson of tho sen
ior high; shorthand, Martha Pin
son; beginning woodworking,
Quentin S. Aubol of West Saltm
junior high; woodworking, Robert
C. Anderson; mathematics, Ole L.
Clark of SHS; sewing (at SHS),
Mrs. Esther Greer; sewing (at West
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Salem junior high; ceramics, Mrs.
Margaret Ann Kid we 11; secretarial
English, Delmar Ramsdell of SHS;
welding, Delbert Folk off Salem
Iron works; show card writing, to
be arranged.
New Classes Added
New classes added for the win
ter term are upholstery, tot which
the instructor is to be arranged,
and metal foils, to be taught by
Frank Schram. materials prepara
tion specialist for th state depart
ment of education , J ;
A third set of courses. Vela ted
training which apprentices jjnd on-the-job
trainees must take and fo
which some others may be ad
mitted, will begin the same date.
One of these classes, cabinet mak
ing, has been dropped.
Additional information concern
ing tho courses may be Secured
from the adult education office in
the school administration building,
400 N. High st., where suggestions
for courses to augment tho. sched
ule art also welcomed.
Robert tho Devil is the hero of
an ancient French legend about
the young man of prodigious
strength who used it ohjy for
crime. Tho legend was Used as
the libretto for Meyerbeer' opera
of that time. ;
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