Relations
at
Racej
Workshop
GhurchTonight
Salem's first public race rela
tions workshop will begin tonight
with an informal session at First
Methodist church.
The workshop is sponsored by
Salem chapter of Fellowship of
Reconciliation, with other groups
cooperating. Mrs. Alden Bowes
nd Mrs. Marvin Nettletonare co
chairmen. "
Speakers and discussions will
feature meetings to continue
through Saturday and Sunday,
with delegates expected from sev
eral other Oregon communities.
Tonight's meeting wilf begin at
8 o'clock in the Carrier room. It
will include a film, "For AV People.-
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Saturday's program will begin
at 9 a.m. with registration at First
Methodist church, where most ses
sions are slated. The morning will
Include reports' from Portland,
Klamath Falls and Eugene on
"How Racism Strikes." Sack lunch
at noon will be followed by a wor
ship service at 1:30; "What About
Salem?" at 2 pjn.; "Costs of Segre
gation" byjDr. Orval Etter. FOR
far western secretary from Berke
, ley, Cajif., ' at 3 p.m.: a field trip
at 4:30; a 6 p.m. fellowship din
ner with Wesley Ishakawa and
Marilyn Whaley, Japanese and
Negro student at Willamette uni
versity, as speakers.
Saturday night's meeting will be
at 8 o'clock at the Jewish Temple
Beth Sholom, to hear Dr. William
Laughlin, University of Oregon
professor of anthropology, and
former Salem man, speak on "Facts
nd Fallacies Concerning Race
The Rev. Hideo Hashimoto.
Lewis and Clark college professor
of religion and former pastor of
the Labish Japanese Methodist
church, will speak at 11 a.m. Sun
day at Leslie Methodist church.
Other top speaker Sunday is Doro
thy Nyland, New York, Methodist
secretary for student work, at 4
p.m. in First Methodist church.
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Giant Flying Boat on First Test Flight ,
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SAN DIEGO, Calif, April 20 Consolidated Vultee XP5Y-1 Navy patrol bomber takes off from San Die
go bay for first time In start of extensive flight test program. The sixty-ton ship was lifted after take
off run of less than 20 seconds. Described as fastest flying boat in the world, it is expected to attain
speeds exceeding 350 miles an hoar. It to the world's only turboprop seaplane, its four Allison gas tur
bine engines combining propeller drive and jet thrust totalling 22,000 horsepower. (AP Wlrephoto to
the Statesman.) I 1
Jefferson Woman Receives
Weather Observer Award !
For 30 Years of Service
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Statesman News Service
JEFFERSON Mrs. H. W. Husted of Jefferson has received an
award from the U. S. department of commerce weather bureau in
recognition of 30 .years' service as co-operative weather observer
here. The award was a pin, a small bronze miniature department of
commerce seal with the number "30 beneath the seal to indicate
her years of service. A letter of
commendation accompanied the
pin.
Mrs. Husted, for 30 years care
fully recorded each day's temper
atures and precipitation from in
struments supplied by the bureau.
The data she obtained was en
tered each day on forms provided
for that purpose and at the end of
the week or month they were for
warded to the state climatological
center for publication in monthly
and annual bulletins. These re
ceive wide distribution not j only
throughout the United States, but
to many foreign scientific inter
ests. These records kept all over
the state are used as the basis
for practically all information
available about the climate of
Oregon.
Henry Freeman is now serving
as local weather observer. Mrs;
Husted resigned a year ago in De
cember when she and Mr. Hus
ted left to spend the winter in
southern California.
DE MOLAY CONCLAVE SET i -CORVALLIS,
April 20-(P)-The
Order of DeMolay will hold its
22nd Annual State convention here
tomorrow, with 400 boys from
throughout the state expected.
Services for
Mrs. Ida Conn
Set Saturday
Services for Mrs. Ida F. Conn,
73, who died here Wednesday, will
be at the Clough-Barnck chapel,
Saturday at 1:30 pjn. The Rev.
Edward F. 'Harmon will officiate
and interment will be in Belcrest
Memorial park.
Mrs. Conn had lived In Salem
for 34 years. Her residence was at
2274 N. Church st.
She was born at Chariton, Iowa,
Augi 23, 1876, and was married
to George Reed Conn in that
cityX Aug. 7, 1890. She was a
member of the Highland avenue
Friehds church.
Surviving besides the widower
are three sons, Elmer Conn, Mo
desto, Calit, William Conn, Pal
mer, Ida., and Arthur Conn; also
six grandchildren ' and two great
i grandchildren.
Family ' Makes
Glass Eyes f$r
Four Centuries
By Thomas J. Foley
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (INS)
Henry Greiner has a "background
of 400. years to call on -in his pro
fession which is making glass
eyes.
The profession, or art as Greiner
prefers it called, has been handed
down from father to son in his
family for four centuries and
Greiner has no intention of break
ing the chain.
Born In Germany
He has been in the United States
for 29 years. His home was in
Lauscha, Germany, known for cen
turies as the eye center of Europe.
Greiner says that these days, there
are very few eye makers left.
Most, he says left from 30 to 50
years ago to go to England, France
and the United States.
Greiner makes his headauartr
in New York. He used to travel
all over the country but for th
past few years has Cut his terri
tory down to Tennessee. Nnrth
Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Ala
bama and Louisiana. He spends
about four months out of the year
in as to 40 cities In these states.
The rest Of the time Greiner i
in New York. There h ha a lie
of 25,000 persons in the U.S. who
nave only one eye.
And it's there that he's teach
ing his son how to make the
eyes just as his father taught him
when he was 13 years old.
He imports a special class from
Switzerland for the eyes. He
shapes about four or five eye
baubles from each foot-long cry
stal tube he imports.
All Colors
Then Into the front of one o.f
these spheres he attaches an iris.
This, Greiner explains, is the most
ticklish part of the whole business.
Since no two persons have eyes
alike, thousands of different color
ed iris must be made. ;
All shades of colored glass-al-so
imported from Switzerland are
blended to try to match as per
fectly as possible the hue in the
gcyod eye of a person, i H
On i the road, Greiner carries
sefral eyes with him. Then he
can fix up a client in about one
hour. Making the eye takes about
30 minutes and cooling it after
the shaping, and fitting takes
another 30.
Farm Leaders
Plan Panel I on
Price Supports
Salem housewives and bread
winners will have a chance to dis
cuss the price of potatoes or
any other farm product j with.
three men who ought to know the
whys and wherefores next Wed
nesday at 8 p.m., in Collins hall.
At that time, Ben Buisman,
Oregon grange editor; Ronald
Jones, president of the Oregon
Farmers union, and Lowell Steen
president of the Oregon farm
bureau federation, will appear on
a panel discussion of the farm
problem, sponsored by the Salem
League of Women Voters. Wil
liam L. Teutsch, assistant direc
tor of the state extension service,
will be moderator.
Buisman is expected to present
The) Statesman. Salem,, Oregon. Friday. April 21. 19503
xne national grange farm program
as opposed to the Aiken plan sup
ported by the Oregon grange. Jones
wui speaK ior the controversial
Brannan plan. "The Aiken pro
gram will have Steen as its ex
ponent, yuestlons from the audi
ence will be answered by the
speakers.
Mrs. Harold Rosebraugh will
introduce occupants of the speak
ers platform.
Demos Narrow Gap
In Clatsop County I
ASTORIA, April 20 The
democratic party is hard on the
heels of the republicans In Oat
sop county. :
The margin between the parties
at the close of registration for the
May primary was the "smallest in
history: 7,367 republicans and
7,070 democrats. - I
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