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Need for 2,400
Grade School
Teachers Gted
Approximately 2,400 additional
elementary school teachers are
needed in Oregon, provided the
schools are to operate efficiently
and with adequate staffs. Rex Put
nam, state superintendent of public
Instruction, said Thursday. T
There Is no shortage of high
school teachers In Oregon at the
present time, he declared.
Putnam attributed the acute sit
uation to the retirement of many
teachers from the schools to accept
other employment and inability of
teachers training colleges to fill the
vacancies. He said, however, that
enrollment in the three Oregon
colleges of education has increased
from 260 in 1943 to 862 in 1948.
Putnam said these three colleges
could train an additional 1,500 stu
dents. There are now 1,273 teachers in
elementary schools in Oregon op
erating under emergency certifil
cates. The annual turnover of ele
mentary school teachers was esti
mated by Putnam at 700. Influx of
new people in Oregon has created
need for 420 new teachers, ac
cording to Putnam.
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gates, in Paris art (left to right) Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vyshinsky, Australian Foreign
Minister Herbert Evatt and British Minister of State Hector McNeil. The reception was held in connec
tion with the adjournment, next day, of the United Nations General Assembly. (AP Wirephoto to The
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GERVAIS The firemen erect
ed a large Christmas tree on Main
street arid the lights were turned
on Sunday.
Little Ruth Seely; daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seely, cele
brated her fourth birthday Sat
urday, December II. Guests were
Linda Stravens, Sherriann De
Jardin, Tenia and Lanny Cuts
forth, Patricia and Francis Leon
hart, Carol Hoye, Patricia Colby,
Victor Gould, Marvin Smith,
Jeanette Davenport of Salem and
Diana Sue Leonhart of Wood
burn. Mrs. Cecil Colby, Mrs.
Perry Seely and Mrs. Harry Phil
lips were additional guests.
The St. Rita Altar society met
Wednesday with Mrs. John Diet
rick. Mrs. Michael Englehart and
Mrs. Adam Welz were co-hostesses.
Nineteen members were
present and worked on woolen
afghans.
Mothers club of Sacred Heart
school met at the school building
and planned treats for the school
Christmas program Wednesday
afternoon, December 22. Mrs.
Fred Manning entertained the
group with a reading.
Six tables of 500 were in play
when the 500 Community Card
club met Monday. Hostesses were
Mrs. M. J. Mahony and Mrs.
Cecil Colby. Awards went to
Mrs. Antoine DeJardin and Perry
Seely, Mrs. Marion Henning and
Ernest Andres. Next meeting will
be December 28 with Mrs. Rose
Cole and Mrs. Berta Becker in
charge of table arrangements.
One of the most famous rings
in the world is the papal "ring of
tne Jjisnerman" and has been
known to exist as the personal
signet ring of the pope since 1265.
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Marion County
Grand Jury
Indicts 5 Men
Eight true bills, three not true
bills and one secret indictment
were reported out by the Marion
county grand jury Thursday.
James Little. Jr.. 40. of 1120
Chemawa rd., was indicted on
four counts of obtaining money
by false pretenses. He was ar
rested by sheriffs deputies on a
circuit court bench warrant on
four Indictments issued secretly
by the grand jury earlier this
week.
Little is charged with Illegally
collecting a total 01 over $2,000
since January 1 from four local
establishments to whom he al
leeedly delivered dairy products
According to the indictment Little
charged the stores for more items
than he actually delivered.
He posted $2,000 bail, and is to
be arraigned in Marion county
circuit court.
Also indicted by the grand Jury
are Harold Joseph Johns, Salem
route 3, on a charge 01 rape;
William Harvey Haskin, Salem
route 4, charged with larceny oflegedly passing
lumber in October; Nick Yaschuk,
Broadacres, charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon by stab
bing Elmer E. Wolfe last August,
and Robert Norman Fbrgue, Sa
lem route 5, charged with receiv
ing and concealing stolen prop
erty consisting of several items
of riding equipment last month.
Acquitted by the grand Jury
was C. R. Romine, returned here
from Washington several months
ago on a charge of obtaining
money by false pretenses by al-
bad ' check at
Jaysons' clothing store last year.
A' not true bill also was brought
out for Jack Benson, Silverton,
charged with damaging the per
sonal property of E. J. Jackson
at Silverton last month.
The grand Jury also brought
out a not true bill on the first
degree murder charge lodged
against Charles Henry Weldon of
Stayton. Weldon was committed
to the state hospital by circuit
court authorities last month as
not being mentally responsible for
the shotgun shooting of his son
Carl Henry Weldon on September
S In Stayton. The younger Wei- ,
don died seven days latex in a
local hospital. 5
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