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lUSvc. II) Statesman. Salem, Ore, Frl, April 27, 5fl
diool Board Calls Special Sessions to
Consider Bids on Classroom Additions
I back at the ft'iurst of biduVrs for' fleeted 13 new Icachrrs for next:
Buses Drop
Segregation
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (-White
and Negro Dassrniirn rode to.
Others elected Thursday night t-ether on front Kali of tome city
I Ducs nert mursday. ro Incidents
I were reported.
and Mm Reaa Adell Fletcher. Ss-
Citlwns Coach Co, which oper
ates buses, here and in adjacent
North Little Rock, said Wednesday
it was ending segregation of racra
on ita vehicles. The decision wai
made, it said, to comply with
Monday's ruling by the U.S. Su-
ialcm School
jjjudget Vote
Due May 25
t (Stery alse page ane)
in the Salem Sch
n..u v n.,,i. ni.n. preme Court.
(IllvuBlf ItlWI tricu jiuin
the rear and white passengers
from the front of buses.
Arkansas is one of 11 southern
states with laws requiring segre-
THOMAS G. WRIC.IIT. JR,
v aft Writer, The Matenmaa more time to get quotations from school year. - were Mrs. Gwen Bales. Mrs. Mary
iwo special sessions of the Sa- sub-contractors. I Leave for the balance of the Bradley, and Richard M. Kemper,
,f n School Board were called ' The second addition, a four-room school year was granted to Mrs. all of Salem, Lloyd L. Craft Jr.,
h uirsday night to open bids on wing to Washington School, will be Nellie Yung of Keiier for reasons Oervais, and Mrs. Vejda Hedge-
'..'itions to elementary schools up for bids at 7:30 pm May' 17. of health; military leavt for 15- coke and Miss Eleanor Jackson,
r ded to handle increased enroll- The addition would bring the Wash- 57 was granted Donald A. Bennett both' of Klamath Falls, for ele-
!j T-rit next fall. jinijton classroom total to It. 'of Hoover School; leave for health mentary assignments, Mrs. Vera
. p ids will be opened next Thurs-1 Two other special meetings of reasons was granted Mrs. Mary Cochell, Salem, senior high school,
y at 1 p m. on a proposed five- the board were confirmed at the Peterson of Richmond School,
f m additiftn to Morningside Thursday night session. Boar I Hesitations
: liool. Opening had' originally members will meet again Mon-j, Resignations for next year ac- Mont., Junior high school.
.Irn wit for am but was moved day morning with the citizens bud- teptcd by the board were from Other Actios
. . . .get committee In its final consid-'Mrs. Merna Pert, Parish Junior! The board also:
"Ar "k ,'ir k ration of the 1936-57 district bud-1 HiCh School, Mrs. Jean Roth, Bush' Authoriied an agreement with
I .-S f l.'nhiAl mm U'k I. SI. I . J ' . I . .. I -
H. iiik niiiir, i.rj- uir gnirr.ii riension umiun ui ga,jon i. -,- . ...kl.,. ir,nb
Mutaal Prablrms he Junior High School, and Mrs. , the state department of higher ed- portation vehicles. .
: Mutual problems of school ached- Virginia Carver, elementary teach- ucatjon tor the adult education' '
uling and seasonal harvest work er on leave this year. i program by which the school dis-',f . tlF.D
for pupils will be considered at the Election of new teachers Includ- trict receives $4.'i0 from the div- nT. m.. mmni
..her special smioo of the board ed Iwo hand-wif. team. Lloyd i.ion for servkes J.rSng .l?7h?S
Thursday morning with Salem P. and Mrs. Rayma Beerman of Authorized Clerk Connell Ward ;of Comn MHT rtfd tne orif!ill5
area cannery managers and can- Dallas, and Alfred P. and Mrs. to write off I3J6 in bills from 1M- 0f tne 140 boli banned from Can
nery union representatives. Helen Lois Crist of Bellingham. 1 49 as tincollectabte. 1 4al last year on grounds of im
Cannery safety, opening and 'h. Both Beermaa and Crist will j Heard reports on activities of morality or Indecency. Three came
closing dates of school, and com- teach at the junior high level while the Curriculum Advisory Commit- (torn India, one from Germany
plications of pre school football their wives will be assigned ele- tee, and the Business-Education and M each from France and the
' T.,nVva in the Salem School practices will be discui-sH at th mentary substitutes, I Day. I United States.
District will voir, may m on a ". umuir imcmug ui
i3i60,!iS3 tax levy to help pay schools now closely coincides with
br 1956-57 school operations if the normal droo off in cannery
an estimated budget is approved ! operations in the fall, no move
by a eitixeni committee next toward changing school opening
jjonday. ' ' dates is anticipated. Some modifi-
The five-man eommitte, mee catjoB of ,he two.gKjay tootm
hi Thursday in i'ny"' . drill Khedule before schools start
w'!.h lh'i a . Z SmMtJSm T mar come out of the session,
ajid school district administrators, .k- m v ir...
3edded to continue its study un-J Board Member M. E. Gus
iir Monday on tht voluminous . Moor who is arranging the aes
19 070,899.75 total budget. sion pointed out that an estimate
Except for minor items, in- 1.300 to 1,500 Salem high school
rjuding $500 the h001 students are employed each year
tact's share lor a winter season cannery operations and make
music director for a junior y"-! up a large portioa of the seasonal
phony, the committea found 'staff for Salem food processing
Quarrel with the oversll budget nIan(j
and approval is expected at the H(rf
Jlondsy session. firowinf pain, ,t Librrty
'! "in Previous years, cost of "l" tor employment of another
Instruction for a growing Salem teacher there, got board attention
Mhod enrollment will take the .Thursday night in the hiring of
bieeest bite from the taxpayer's Mr. Marilvn Eastridee to teach
rJocketbook. The total bill in mis a combination 3rd and 4th grade
t . o oin m. I i r-- i- .1. . ... .
kiass. uruwin ui me mn icraae
class to 39 and the 3rd grade to
37 prompted the action. Dr. Wal- j
ter Snyder, superintendent of Sa
lem schools ssid. '
In other personnel action the
board approved three leaves of
absence and four resignations, and
3epartment runs to 2.wa.i
Which is 1375,725.75 increase
vr the current year s ?!
Of this $304,154 is scheduled for
teachers' salariea , incresses,, an
other 140,419 for increased sal
vies for principals, $131 for
office assistants, $13,795 for su
Rervisorr and $8,305 for aubsU-
PUnt operatloni Which Include
Janitors' salaries, cost of heat,
1,m .nl water will run an esti-
ipated 1361, 1 8 nexi year, n ,
FlSlLoans Okelied
district workera.
- M.inimanra and repair la up
(rma tn tus.OSl desuite a de-
wi.n tn th furnitur and equip-
nient department Auxiliary
veaeles hold a budget of $161,-
870, up $17,108 largely due to
iocressea costs ot transporuuua
and the recreation program. t
I rixed charges including public
ernDloves' retirement contribu
tions for stste and social security
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snow a u,wi w
til Most of this increase is due
t. salary boosts and aUff in-
Capital outlays for building
Ires, alterations, new furniture,
supplies, books and grounds im
provements will furnish one of
Vie few decreases in the new
'budget The $214,735 total is
down $3,548 from 1955-58, most
f the drop coming in the ex
penditures for new building sites.
Jaor Alteratle-M
- Major building alterations in
clude installation ot 200 new
lockers at North Salem High, re
fcodeling of two basement rooms
t Leslie Junior High, and remod
els of kitchen and Installation
( new kitchen equipment at
West Salem.
. v Funds for continuation and ex
MMinn of the exnerimental gift-
Sit rhild urogram are provided
in the new budget. Some $815
. was budgeted for science cquip-
Tient . for the : new program
tarted with the current school
4resr.
1 Th rest of the district's ex
penditures will to to pay off
554 Disaster
WASHINGTON I - The Small
Business Administration has ap
proved S54 disaster kiana totaling
M.MS.UI in flood damaged areas
of California, Oregon, Washington
and Nevada.
The areas were made eligible for
the loans as a result of floods last
December and in February.
Of the total reported to House
appropriations subcommittee as of
April 4, California had 480 loans
totaling $4,010,518. There were 300
business loans totaling $3.214 838
and 180 home loans totaling $795,-
680.' - !
Oregon had a total of 42 loans
totaling 8399.387, including 23 home
loans amounting to $81,363 and 19
business loans totaling $318,024. !
Eighteen disaster loans were ap
proved In Nevada, four home loans
totaling $5,840 and 14 business
loans totaling $82,900.
Washington had 14 loans total
ing $49,473. including three home-
loans amounting to $6,350 and 11
business loans totaling $43,123.
GREATEST QUALITY LUGGAGE SALE
IN OUR HISTORY
Deluxt
Train
Case
Johnson Has
Checkup, Found
In Good Health
WASHINGTON UB - Sen. Lyn-'
don Johnson 4D-Tex) had a physi
cal checkup Thursday, was pro
nounced in good shape, and pro
ceeded to toss ji couple of verbal
Ena-iures -JTwi punches at Gov Allan Shivers. He
bts and retirement of bond.' ...... . . ...
,ueY Principal and Interest on ; said Shivers has become frantic.
bonds for the year will run an Jonnson new a news conierenee
ftimated $608,183.75, an Increase to report on the checkup on his
if $83,856.25.
fctage Kevlsloa
Longysought revisions for the
kUge at North Salem auditorium
appeared in the making at Thurs
day's budget session when com
Iriittee members asked the board
to consider soma rental increases
a finsnca the cost The altera
tions have been urged by com
munity groups using the audi
torium. A suggested Increase In
rent from $50 to $150 wss made
o finance the project
J Elton Thompson, carryover
Riember of the committee, wss
fleeted chairman at Thursday's
session. Other members are Wil
liam Entress, Robert Smith, Earl
Mootry and E. Burr. Miller,
filler was chosen secretary.
health, but was drawn into talk'
ing also about his contest with
Shivers for control of the Texas
delegation to the Democratic Na
Uonal convention.
Johnson was examined at the
Bethesda Medical Hospital this
morning by Dr. R. W. Gilford.
LOW BID TOLD
IPOKANE Ml Ruud Construc
tion Co. of Spokane Thursday sub
mitted the apparent low bid bf
$123,930 for building a sewage
treatment plant at Eastern Slate
Hospital, Medical Lake, Wash.
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