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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1956)
!.8-(Sr. D-Statesman, Salem, Ore, Fit, Hay 18, 56 Willamette Players u Presented f Oscars' Acsdemy award "Oaears," WU lamella University style, were pr- nted at tha Willametta Uni te i tjr Players banquet to tha aif r.berc- ol tba drama depart- " at a banquet Wednesday at th Colonial Horn. Die. Ceer of Salem waa named Educator V A n 41 t apea Feraer Sales tdaeater. Dr. WO lit C Janes, will glvo eaa sseaceaaeai address at Willaaa etta University Jim 1 Dr. Jones to . wnr ic at wu Graduation Pr, William 'C. Jones, dean of administration at tot Univenity of Onion, will bt ipeaker at Willamette Unlveralty'i e a m Btencement eeremoniea June 1 at HcCulloch Stadium. From 1929 ta 1M1 Dr. Jonea a professor of buaineat and public adminiatratioa at Willam ette. He became head o( tha department of political science at tha University of Oregon until 1944, when he assumed the posi tion of president of Whittier Col teg. In 1931 he joined the fac ulty of the U. of 0. in his present po't . f -Y . Born In Pittsburgh. Pa. In 1900, Jonea obUtnad his B. et Whittier College, hit master of business ndminiitration at the University of California, and his n.0. at the University of Mlnne-ot. . He baa aerved at merit super visor of the Oregon State Public Welfare Commlsiion and it affil iated with tha American Political Science Association and the American Society for Public Administration. actor of the year for his per formance as Macbeth. Honorable mention went ta Tom Larson tar "Kiss lie, Kate. Actress of the year trophy waa presented to Clarine Woolery of Salem for her performance In "House of Bemarda Alba," while honorable mention went Jointly to Beth Church of Oswego for "Kiss Me. Kate and Shiela Laue of Salem for her interpretation of Lady Macbeth. The supporting actor Oscar went to George Nelson of Bend. who portrayed MacDuff in "Mac-, beth. rot her Murtirio role in "Bernard Alba," Barbara Ruhle of Salem waa named best support ing actress - Service Award ' I Theatre Service Awards, given to those who have contributed the most to the department, went to Wayne Harris of San Mateo and Ruth McConnkk of White Salmon, Wash. Moat promising freshman priM went to Beth Guilbert of Berke ley, while the Theatre Produc tion plaque, given to students outside the drama department. wu given to Margie Wood of Burlingame and Frank Dobbins of Seattle for their work on post er and programs. Presentation of awarda was made by drama director Robert Putnam, followed by tapping for new member of Theta Alpha Phi, national dramatica honorary. New Member Selected for membership In the organiiaUon were Sheila Laue, Salem; Donna Leonard, Milwau- kie; Donna Ruth and Lois Wick ersham, Portland; Mary Van Cleave, Silverton; George Nelson, Bend; Ruck McCormick, White Salmon; Ken Renshaw, Burlin game; Bob Briddy, Monterey; and Wayne Harris, San Mateo. si (A1 r r ft 3-10-S6-57 J JULVS4 MA 23 M stria STAR GAZEK'V Br OAT X POULAJe H TanrfMrMMrCM X ActaraVitf fa lk itvt. T develop meiMoe to Friday. Mod ods ojnajpondma to ntrtotn of vour Zxix bvti ngn - s" rTj b-nn 4 NOV Ti LVT- 10 Txiww 40 Vm It St 41 OrM 12 ta) 41 11 C 4 U 47 H 4 Itvn 4 T. MO 51 Yo, il Om )J A U Should 55 fhort 5.T. 57 foK i Colli 5Oiolltnt SUCMM 70 T 71 (t 71 Uwtrm 71 . 7 77 Y 7 Mm TV TV. M hciH ii w 53 54 Monr, 15 M lMy 17 Ktonthr U Con tv 0 (y)Gnod Advent Ntuc'i 131 4?7) v ne 7- gM5 Firemen Qimb Roof To Find $100 Bill FORT WILLIAM, Ont. lV-Clty firemen ran up a ladder to roof here and found neither smoke nor flame. ! All they found wu a $100 bill. That' what they were looking for. - It wu blown out of a woman! hand on a street corner. Chief Harold Lock wood said his men Joined the search to help the woman as she crcd out in anguish that it was her first and only 1100 blU. kaal . ",W,1"X Z3? s Indian Lands Sale Bids Opening Set PORTLAND ID - The Indiw effect here says bids will be opened next Tuesday at the Klanv aid ' A;ency on 4t parcels of allotted Indian land. Included are timber, grazing and farm land, Don C.' Foster, area director of the Bureau of In dian Aftalrs, said. Sales, being made at the request of Indian owners, are not connected to termination of federal control ever the Klamath. Foster said, al thc.u?!t the;j8ti4.hvaaJltae Klam ath itUtWv NO WEAPONS t'JLED . TOKYO UB-Japaa'a International Trade and Industr- Minister has ruled no weapon may be exported to countries involved in interna tional conflicts. Syria had been reported seeking weapons In Japan. 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