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Newspaper Page TextijSec P Sutesma. Silrra. Of, Wed, Aug. 1. o7 e$0rrson6t?fatf$iaan Reporters Have Difficult Koles We r S ( t He f SAvat. ' CHARLES A. SPUGl"I l.i k Fbiif Vk t"j ii? tcmirt ibe prp.-L'ir ef eee ,( os.: reavte-s Fffj.. e rexeve-d. , o mw ki' Kn. nittia or cuppings -na c . s-a 4 cr-: P-ess sloces ww-eg I TRANSFUSION NEEDED - s - . 1 .- i ' V rve -s - ' 4e ve f.- paxr" ar44 news of Vnco te or 'fc.ni pmc lust as f v. Re af not pr srse fa.. rvcl - --.. eg .twe- pressure as Wheat Surr'us Grovss i Canada - it- i pc i f sea44 tpec a a. e r" i fa- . . J -J S J la - J. t " '. wa ft is t - -J - sV -j- " ' ;f ; ' , - t f " ' i j v.--.- a a.- reeiucexl l .-; ' f -f ,r (C pf - ' - ' I. wk ti pe" -the e'nme4 I" "f " i r " - w - a P . ,i - e - a '. J j T . ' j 44 s reduces n are' 'or t pr Vuct Sice i anada ""n Oenslen; n i port ' w-vea4 ".jn 're " '.ed Va'f "as Um moni !f!f I4-t '.'-ur- fnr fx'ernj "i r '' ' ii'i " undemitt'Ttt !V nri1 p--tr m Vj' Ihf I Piled 'jtr IV orl " 'in !r r f.gure .! 'end .V i-ifn --j4 or 44 S''? T .1 4 Explorers Lived On 'Pemmican' Kt-" M. i ": " " ' t 4 ,i K I on .0 rjiit i ") .nt' 4 f 4't, h ' j 44 r41P'Tfn! w444 v!aPi4' ' v no ;ir S 44r4rO wn- J. " . , iVl'l .' 't -f r-rr citid no, Xfl I .sJtC -i VS1 Dinif li4 ' ; y :-.-:,:.;""" 4A - vf- 1 J cime? ' - H Safety HF i 4 t V4 .'4 ' iTnu ' i '"4 44 t He r aid anil Nf i P" Rri e n: Iv t Ka- if ani'.f r Mi- f ni f v ! h brradli "( ' Viiifi in ! I nd md mer fvji'rr' av a Economic "Layers ntiaflo5t- d.iii:n up k ru.n ( pj'. h-ahitaUunk f'nd ve- of .n.luaiicin i u rtfMsnf if nrration i:ed on lp n( the ru.n of fnrmfr itne ralxin r'cfi" fnr !hf Indian nd prf Indian c.il'iirf. .n Vmerna e ''ii' (f ui h lfifl r ! n (it.r own h1t(r "iff rf vfiufni n emnom.i df f lpnif nt W hr f;rvt tif ix-rjpa'ion a ' he 'rappinj o( heavfr nr nunlinii of buftal wruml tagf a vfr of'fn talllf ra.int In manv ra thf ranef a broken h the pi"4 f ' r frrmins of when If itrr a aai!arilf rr tmn ued (n permit diversification and more iniensie agruuliure Ijier as in 'he region faM nf 'he Rock- ea!th petroleum ind natural ga a found under the oil Thun f hae developed econnmu4 lavers ' In thu rountrv ihnugh hunlins buffalo and trapping heaver for the fur trade atone ire in the limho of the pat The Oregon Journal n doing a Salem Profile this week ( ontributori to the senea re Tom Humphrev. editor it lirge l-irrv Smyth political editor Walter Penk of the Journal state capital bureau and Ijniar Newkirk businrss editor The irtnle are informative accurate and give a ver fair ipprnsal of this citv attainments and pros pects The Oregonian has siheduled a State Fur edition of it Northwest rotn mananne for an earlv Sundav edition V e are pleaved to note this attention to Salem by the metro politan newspapers - r - -V f- ir J- - Erupting gas win" ire l reflection that pnolin is in nvernupply Prndurtmn was increased sharplv is i result of the blocking of the Suez canal When that was reopened and flow of Mid-eastern oil through it to Europe was resumed I S supplier hacked up The price wars reiult is efforts are mide to get rid of the surplus principal '"' del a pemmuan Mc lol devnifv .invoerir-ie paie to extolling the i.rlue- of icn'micin, t fid developed bv 'he Indians and adopted b white uplor er trade-4-, "jpiwrs for sustenance on long 'rip Vnr Vrci.i4 eiplorer used and pra -.ed emmnan as Mcleod notes Readt-rv of Northwest hiMorv and fiction f'e-j.ientl4. en.Dunter the word pemmican -f. .lin if it as the name of a f"-od hut f kpow ha it consisted of or how t a madf Mcleod qurtes fmm V ken.-.e ho su'f'v rates n a gcvod a .tion'v I .-n pj4' ot t-tf 'lf-h ul lh- ifjc In. n-a i'f ,t n tfim slices and arr Uaftl up a nler tin'? 'n rr a -'ow lire or fxp"ed ct 'h- .m and irr-tnies '.o thf 'r-l Thrsf op na'.or dr - and in 'rial si .1 , puundesi hetwren '"ac- iones l4 will -hen kw-f (of efr a -- Thf inn1e fat and 'hat of Phf rump vrmn is rmic I) uiicirr in i d amauis this aur cio meslk Miimara ! melted rliism aMf mitrd In a noilinf stair with Ihf pounded meal in equal pr iriinn.s It -hen put in ha-ket-. or hai Inc Ihf innfnierKf of carrmu il Thyv it he cornea a nutritions lood and is falrn without anv lur'ner prfparalion nr !hf addihAn n( spur aall or an PEPtahip or farinac eous sub ian f " Armies marched and fought on hardtack - and in World War II on Spam but pemini can made possible the achipemnts of many eiplnrers especial!4- m wpsiern North Amer lei Methods research on the subject is helpful psjn.shnif 'il r -f ' '. '. lummfrci -' That endievs chatter between r"- r :ad.o Those news heidhnej ut dime s. ongres and com. den4. a.' The weather' osi job' Lcfe m general' Djfh Penalty Opposed well sir the solution is umpie lale ott tor the high countrv ti(f hot of jood old Oregon Green taken smack in the lagging ego will do wonderi for city clods afflicted with th one-way jitters or 'he budget boogies Better even than being in the middle of an island in the middle of an ocean in a white sports coat with i pink carnation Mortality tables on professional baseball managers are getting to be like those for col lege football coaches Ixintesitv is measured bv victory unless like the late Connie Mack, vou own the club Ijtest victim of defeat is Joe Ziegler manager of the Portland Beavers who rival the Washington Senators in (IB- games behind -in the Coast league thlet ics rites as an extra hazardous occupation p44 4 44aj';'4 4-it444s4 " tv-''Z':4t --WK " U.S. Lacking Means to Halt Soviet-Backed Coup in Syria B? JOHN M HIGHTOtS T.R WASHINGTON Vjg 20 T-Thf I mted States appearfd to lack any pffertivf means toda-c of blocking a Soviet-hacked seiiure of povsfr hv Communists in Svna if that is what is happening there Secretary of Slate Dulles reported (jr. inj much ol his per unreal attention to the situation but the coyernment limited itself- in term -f adon m rcKC'inc a Syrian a'iak cm the Kisenhower policy ctl cpriosmi: the spread of communism n the Middle l-.asl A Dullfs siHutesman press n( ficer l.incnin shitr rptused a' a meetinc with reporters to vav whether df yelopmerHs in Svna Were Communist or Communist dominated While sid he could Dot characterize Ihe siiuaiion and could say only thai it is under active study The I'mted Stales has hudt much nj its Middle Kastern policv on the commitment recommended by President Eisenhower - and adopted by Congress early this year to oppose aggression by in ternational communism in the ar ea in cases where the country un der attack asked for help Authorities here said it was ob vious that the regime of President Shukri Kuwatly. with its close Moscow links, was not going to ask the t'nited States for any kind ef help I ' On the contrary it was Kuwat ly s foreign minuter, Salah Bitar. who assailed the Ellen bower pro gram with the charge that it ainna at destroying the independence of the Arab nations by driving them isto "tha control of impenaljsm." I While replied to this by saymt the Kisennower Doelrine as discussed at treat lenfth in -ingress and in the country -jenerallv before it was enacted into lass The direction of the jrotram White asserted emphatically is just precisely the opposite of what Ritar claimed In the Senate there were u.un incs from Ie mocrats acains' f ir Iher reductions in I S nuiiiary strength Sen Svmin-'ton I) Mo remind Time Flies: 10 Years Ago Auc :i. m: With onlv us dallois cast .Vt lof and 1.) against voters nf keirer School Flislnrt apprnsed a l-on bond issue lor c onstrue tion of a new unit o( the school building A heay mlkn of population to the Keizer district has been noted in the past fe months The Cuv Planning and Zcming Commission received and appro ed its first request for permil ting church construction in a residential jone 25 Years Ago A.n !i. isn; Prof. .Elmer Young, instructor la the University of Minnesota, formerly of Salem, is vuiung Oregon this 'summer Prof Young is the son of Mr and Mrs It. J. Young, wbo lived on 2155 ed his colleac ies that under the Middie t ast resolution this coun try is pledged to use its troops to help repel Red aggression in the Mideast Sen Mansfield ' I) Mont 1 noted that Svna is surrouarled by I,eb anon Turkey Iraq. Jordan and Israel If the Syrian government com mits an act of a tit-cess ion against anv one of those nations " Mans field said there is the possibility that our country will rrecorne in-lolcc-cl . av ssaa ai. mi atam-aawt from The Statotman File If vuu re frd up to hrrr wild the (tails fighl against tnflaUoa. take vaur initiative bv the horns, load up Ihe rar. grab a road snap, a tent and bead for the Oregon w underlaid )ust dowa Ike read a ran even throw in Ihe kids, some fishing equipment and Ike dag Thr Orrgon Trail, as trekked today via stalien wagoa ad road sign. Includes a fine ekMiee ef reel lakes, greea ranyons. big mountains, streams, fresh air. (arest ramps and good fishing all for the asking aad aoa taxable. And yoa don t havr to Ifive thf slate . . . Of course you may not find a spot where the hand of man has never set foot And you 11 probably run into fellow tenters in the most remote areas And who can really sleep good in a tent anvwav' And the kids ire forever getting everything wet or dirtv And the woman next to you in the drivers seat is constantly reminding to witch thit cir iheid it s coming right at us And your worries over monev and ulcers take a bark seat when your tent collapses il 1 I m on a dark wmdv night But through it all our sunburnt camper can sit there in the snioke of his campfire. hoist a cup of muddv col'ee and cough Real living eh kids" " . . . The best part of vacation trips are the memories. Will you ever forget the thrill that was yours when, bv careful gauging of wind rurrents. vou managed ta spit aver the long tide of Detroit Dam l.l. the way down' Or the time you nearly hit the tree while watching deer at Rig Ijke' Or Ihe rhlld who was almost left behind In a service station rest room at Oakrldge' Or the blue skies aad the wonderful fishing tfor everybody else! at Diamoad I -ike' Or the time a fellow camper In the Cascades jovially asked you hstw many got away and you smiled grimly aad asked fish ar kida? . . . Every day is Bargain Diy in Oregon's summer outdoors. Kor the price of a tankful of gas you get the green stimp of welcome to the freshest water the greenest trees the deepest canyons and the bluest mountains you II find anywhere You may have to make some concessions You may hive to trtde bear for chipmunks at Crater Lake And you do run into an occasional cloud in the sky And. as the old Indian used to say. where the fish leap and the deer bound there also the discarded beer bottle and rustv can are found. But. at we stand here draped in our state flag a sprig of Oregon (rape in our teeth and watch the sun slowly sink behind the paper mill, we renew our vote of thanks for the wonderful Oregon outdoors . . PS: I've been fishing. tmrv -'sr?MrmMmmm.v sa m " 'Sta''s,ir-4i,4atw.c4 Gas Costs $ 1 in Paris . 1 75 ,r,n" ',h' 'a mile compared to M francs he- PARIS. Aug 30 fs-Pans tan-'fore. The boost is blamed on in- . , . Icreaaes in the price of gasoline cab fare, are going up Monday. , iho(t $1 , galon Exclusive of tips, an average nd French pumps To ihe Editor Why a cape I a. w roof ' Thf Crst and lorei-oust reason is that human life is not ours to takf we hasf no right lo takf another s life for any rfason war esecutron mercy no human has 'he right to oVprnp anothfr ot his !'tf Two wrongs ,ton t make a r-ghl any more ttun lull ing a person for k'thng someone fisf u-11 makr ihf desit live aaan Another reason aga nst fies-u 4 -on is Ihe utter finality of d mistakes are Irremediable Even I hough ihf rondernncrd man may later be proven innocent be u past apology Third capital punishment has not been proven lo be deterrent to killing The person who mav impulsivelv commit murder isn t apt to philosophically consider In the heat of the moment the pr sible consequences of his act The completely immoral person who will kill for hire isn t apt ta be concerned with possible roose qtiences Koorth capital punishment is more apt to he a method of social vengcam-e and is surelv a poor substitute for positise and crea live solutions to the prnblems giy int: rise to it Taking another s life denies the digmtv and sacredtiess of hu maneness Rob and Shirley Miller. IftV) N lath St . Salem ! a aa.-t-i s..- -tsawssw-aj Better English Br D. C. WTMJAMS I what is wrong with this sen tence' Mjix together one cup of milk and two eggs, and then beat the misture up " 1 What it the correct pronun ciation of swathe " 1 Which one of these words is misspelled'" Excellence, excell, felon, exorbitant 4 What does the word chi canery' mean'' i What is a word beginning with pa that means relating to rural life and scenes" ANSWER 1 Omit "together" and ' up " 1 Pronounce mrayth. and not swahth 3 Excel 4 Trickery; sharp practice 4 The lawyer s chicanery was detected " $ Pastoral. atB444:!(saW4,4!l 4c?4c44448s,aa4,444a GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty Center Street The marriage of Miss Mariorie Ssatford dauchler of Mr and Mrs c.eorge Swafford of Oregon City and Horner Smith .Ir , son of Mr and Mrs Homer Smith. Salem as jolemnited in Ore gon City 40 Years Ago Aug. 21. 1I7 M.les M Her son ol Mr and Mrs 1 Miller, and Daryl F'rrK tor son of Mr and Mrs W E f'roc-crr were chosen out of a r lass nl ivi in enter a base hos pital in Philadelphia Editnral'y Elour $2 a hun dred when' 40 to V) cents, hut r cents a pound, eggs, i cents a dozen This is not a joke price bill an the Orpheum vaudeville circuit, but a clipping from ihe price list published in a newspaper in the Middle West M years ago. -4 ' . a Loaded Truck, Sweeper Collide In Stayton Area atalfiman News Servtre STAYTON. Aug 20 A loaded asphalt truck and sweeper collided today on a new stretch of S.inliam Highway about four miles east of Stayton No one was reported hurts William Shriver. the truck driv er. 1125 Barnes Ave . Salem, told The Statesman h: truck loaded with more than nine tons of as phalt struck a Warren Northwest sweeper operated by Cecil (.rimes of Madras He said the frorU end of the truck was demolished and the other ve hicle moderately damaged Both were working on the new road be tween the Sublimity cutoff and Me-hama. "I got lart-fH tremble, material trouble and building; cfxlc trouble . . ami on top ol THAT vou ask me to refuse to make the changes your wife suggests! , , , Home Permit Issued Herbert R. Bigej of 7I N Win ter 5t. received a permit from the city engineer's office Tuesday to erect a pne-stor. home and garage at 175 Margaret St. He estimated U wiU cost $17.ltl Three other permits were issued Tuesday at th- engineer's office, ta Mrs. Itha Mcfte- for reroofing of a house at 4.1 S Liberty St.. at coat of UM to B C. .Shelton for alteration of a dwelling at 2040 Starts Ave . USO. and In Mary E. Eyre ta vreck I woodshed it JOM Mill St. mnm Labor Memberships of State Employes Ruled 'Purely Private Matter' SrsMW raej I - I a ta ssst atut rear i tap a irsas n : t-wsrSMti mL to u Iv a K -saurea cauux-i Ni Hi'J a csMs-orsiMl Ml vtvaA it ta arise id 'hsssxta a fbg-M h UVM sw-nt torrviors would be -toot-si or tsjrxrrar-icrta tssrs ia p.aaa tar warvaa aiM Ptttt csmaiKn art arrparet-l VI irse writ ts-nwM etrclitsa heweser o at-UitMiaa. -nmiOrcs tt lis s-vuoc (soon) iwst he dsnffi la pyse irsr ruaro woe at srsee "cemrsprs Teerot d-rectors w tti :tf 'Mf sears ' sne js.srst -on hw - e atr t p LeeO is "Vf re jvc lornttn.a ml m -sm gam ias mm a-vtl the rk u-sk-p iw Ursts.ws dirwcj. ssjsli a S -v ji -ve rv a. s rvoik d.strH-' -oi'4 a'HS-vrr 16 4 ft - -4-sa-s m -ve Tsa . - , t ,-kwng IV djenct re s" a- 4 W i- m ,is twi .a.. tt4 l-vf i-K.-tcv t ise tce-trtroc a fcK.nty . -ntfiWion onctKOMsP of a.'i sc-nssfw stn, lirfstiirs wdl tr hKl . ,(tnenl ivp i.i sfcfsl a ctx.oic cismm.t'.fs? ot nine owee he-s wiip t've ailernaies la car-'y on Ihf laA of dislrsct re of , ani ta4 isifi Ttse c-ouni super4 o- entiro! i. as sesrecarv Wa.i.n 111 .lavs .nt? cuuol y i ..cue- r.'ef w .i. urartiif aou with ii aiax-xc ' Ja.s inr Mllr Koa.d cw JusausMi woi ca.l -l iiiu ovet-c ns Cor lununittre roc'norfs wfirrr rye resirgaaiia 4 or is and psjius w U be dis 5 ..I.M4il 1 Ko. ow Itvesf rtvrelings thf c-HjOty comrrut-.fe will jh down work on preparing the district -for sn -anon plan Tnev will sees ., irn .uste all area n one or more adnmnistratisf districts and provide for the esuulabie ad luslmenl of assets and liabilities ocf each existing distirt Survevs w :: tsr made ol all factors so thai each district mas be a nor mal socfhl and ecooomie unit Tbe Stale Board ol Education will provide technical assistance and set minimum standards with n a year after the dale of ".e looniy ro entcofi the re or -.an .l cm p.an ouisi he com r-leCefl TVcen the .ocintv onimit 4ee a ticld inihlic hearings to I r "ic i'.Imh f-i.i -nlormalion ancl a'iew c it tens to express -tier . iew After the first hear irtgs thf committer- will proceed to make such revision as it -deems necessary and then ar range hearings on the revised plan Eollowmg these and within ill months ol the date of the county convention the c-ommittee shall adopt Us final plan and submit it to Ihe Slate Board of Education 5 Within X davs after receipt of the county plan the state board will hold a public hearing on it within M days after the hearing the hoard shall approve or diaapprose of the plan If it disapproves the committee shall prepare and submit a revised plan within to days li Within TO days after state board approval the county super intendent will call elections for voters of each proposed adminis trative district to pass on the plan the election lo be held with in M) davs 7 If the voters approve the administrative district will be set up and succeed the previous com ponent districts If voters reject, the committee mav have the plan resubmitted not earlier than one year thereafter I If (0 per cent or mora of the votes in anv one or mora of the common school districts are cast against the plan its organi sation will be delayed for M days If within 30 days a petition signed at least by So per cent of the legal voters of the reject ing district is submitted another election will be held within the rejecting district If no such peti tion is fiicad the administrative district wiU be organized If half or more of the voters of the re jecting district approve, then the administrative district will be eatabiished If a majority in 'any of the rejecting districts again vote in the negative then the whole district is defeated but with Stale Board of Education ap proval the districts with a favor able vote may be incorporated into an administrative district. S Territory of administrative districts will he divided inlo seven zones of nearly equal school cen sus population. One director will be elected (or each rone The ton ing, however, does not apply to districts with population of over 40 000 sajtjr aaaa to raf ' 1 "v Sia-e - m c'-sas-sv4. s-sv-d T mja- mtnb.t mt steif east psca s a or cr ta. ia tfl aaMcsac -tm was tvx a K -a svaK'.e44 acne -C ' a!s4c4444e4tis4te i IStf cvryp-'s cr "V aonM was rv?iefj tot Methodist Home Awards Bid for Wing c cMv.sirus t.jtse tw-jan e-l 'jrsiit aa M lira Viae r .nt ut iftr kSefow weslvsliv Hsmtw oe rr' si-tf -see i-v v. fC. "sa istn.ras-s wa t f csrsl tU W Oesr hiattserT . vjir-i'. Bu Kjlflg 4tVr vftWI ' -i Ct s-Kis an asm I esse a f.e:s was aul-vor'jrsj stsene 4u-er Sa 44 "s- ' re ara'-fs-J p. an. ras.ng a wss .use -'rue4- r see 'fi sftj -nit I ;s m , ... ' 4 . . 4W VVesI c souw'i aSclifioea '.-vis sot' '-VrKVef s ;t-riw' srltc are ea a net! se ve s4 wo fTHWlhs eiwwr'icl V-s IS Va ces tttuitding tha Tiafl The -sew ..insirus' .sn w J n crease l.-n i ..pa. its? "e htseoe tor 'Of ffiWr-v h aOtuI W rr croc TSr a J d ... a d na os-en pUnoesj osrr uie past sears unsler the giotlacxr ol ' Or w txnen a somas v :of t hrisi.ao Ser t ut tlw wrthutlisi iliursh .n Oeoe sSorrv-w wtnaang bed was I'. 1 ?4 wnn voo-prfCMta wuck prumisfsl a aW davs Nnt low amoog Use tour sucvnitting resised beda was H (. i arl at I (fta and tw davs Tve building c-ommittee meeting here Tuesday to sign the contract a'se aniwuncrd Mrs S Bosle would succeed Mrs fUlpri Mercer who resigned Irons thf committee Both arr Salem women James L Payne is architect lof the Man lev Wing thai will or a 113 by 31 font buoding Conner led by passageways to the present Home Besides rooms lor JU gursls it will contain two sitting rooens. a nursing ststion and an infirmary ajaa iH btsrisvi a Tsts-taaast roa scase umtr lawaxa ar i . itaitwTtet, af asslter mmtrm to ana imntMriatp aad s4tt4taa( m lospse g-Tes at a rsaarrcal mwftM i kar re-asaatct ka ta aau Ktmr wansesf tl civ., aerswe 1 a vest. gat TW c auw a wsmM ftie a tejart 3. at els N ttr-eaasaca m Ua kw afhawra kar r agaiBttt tar airtatti i i awsacax his .aoor argaastuMaaa aaaaciao arte- a.i gnr-aisres aalas M b airM tw hJaast eateat tkt aoarsi htOs-O In utrtee ts-usiiscaa thtr laatira aa iessro -Mppaaunral tl aster t murr Psttt Cosiatry cxtau-sct actar ors and Mr tBsw-ry lackajsj as advisors rttmrnatlee anaaaMr( ts dea, wna ihe Mast traiaaaa irraswi tor g rt a. SaucHit aad Mac-Lav4 vNto. Nw (V Woodbur TV a.sss aaavesl lam alien a a .auadrv ac us au crtK-Uaaa asnia(Hns naw yoOrr rttrwcryjc'tt a rw mties sands caf taiarn Tha aondrs ould handle ail as rsri sundry Nesioa that of Use pr. iwssesi H DammancS stale has pea a. wiiMMtviitr '"hr uatf retormacrs whoa a is-seci w !! hosax many nrst-terwc oCleniV's -W'w seect la Ihe ttaui prmtrnt ary and MacLaVM OSEA to Plan For Schools , I Plans lor sshostli ol instrustcon during the coming year ill he made at a meeting h re Saturday! ol Hie eiecutive committee of the Oregon Scheal rjnploses Assn W'resideril John Brpwn Jr Saiem will preside with an attendance ef about M expected The association is comprised ol persona working for school districts in Doo-Uachtng positions Thu in clude! custodial maintenance caf eteria and secretariat workers and bus drivers The session slaied a- la a m ai the School Administration Office will also include discussion ol wet fare problems and matters to he brought before the next Igisla ture Plans will he made lor the annual slate confer! ice ta he hrld in Bend next June Other officers f-tpecled to attend besides Brown are Vice Pres John Hudson. Portland. Sec Guy Davis Roscburg. and Treasurer A C 0' Toole. Medford A luncheon will follow the busi ness meeting Saturday State to Take Hand in Road Crew Dispute s a e cont.liaiur will be aeat -ic .en av to I'udy a duasic 'ween cam I ouaty Court aad ttva iH.n'v s -oad crew a was as tvosirn ed Tuesday la taiegrama tent 4o rrprrsentauva of thf aar ti -part's hv snitar! Lubof Cora missioiier Thomas G Current i urrem heading Lb department during the absence of Commisajoa er N ii Nilsen said Glenn Crave fit Tor' land secretary of the 0r (on c ouns.il of Painting and Peca--aiing c omrasiors will go to Joha I'.cv -itciav n the role of eenergea c v . ok ilialor r-e oussagf was sent to Grant i minis Judge (I I IHekeru and I e.i Butts r. presenting Oregon I'uMh h mploves t ounril 12 at John av The sfrvicr had been request ed earlier in the day by Oregon Public Employes Council The controversy reportedly fee lers on emplormenl conditions aad status of road crew members etswit cm -can siBscnirrro aaras Br esrrtwr ta cfttctsi Osll-r and Suwda; II IS aor . Dalit only II S aw, eunda? nl7 IS tvsMk ? mmn Owirt aad a wads; 'In advanrwr la Orwiwa II 7t attff at, 4 S Ihra aw t SI ill its. IS a mr In t- a outttdw Orwfoa t Tt as By auU Swadar wwlr IS va ' in advancfi laiavf aaMara S.an Bwrwaa mt CttmlaiSttB arwaa mi ItllUclM AMPA Orwfwa aawataapti PwkHikart tlitana adywrtaasai Stf mica WABDairtria c Baa rtaaaaaa pttutWS wear aoLUB at era New Twrk Ckfcrag The chief criticism of the new law is that the mechanics pro vided is awkward and slow, but. it was made so in order to give plenty of time for the prelimin ary planning and fnr public con sideration of the final plan. In view of the rapid progress under old laws toward distiict consoli dation, the opposition to surren der of the small districts has sub sided. This is ground for' hope that th whole job may be com pleted within a few years, reduc ing the number and variety of school districts, equalizing in a measure the burden nf school sup port and providing continuity of administration through the whole twelve grades of school. Day an May Get New Eye JOHANNESBURG. South Africa Aug. 20 utv-Ge-n. Moshe Dayan Isrc-I'a one-eyed chief of staff j, reported co-widring plastic sur gery by a South African special, ist ta fit bins, far an artificial eye The Israeli tojenil here said the question has been raised. Dayan Is cwpected ta arrive Aug 29. He lost the eye fighting the Vichy French in Syria in ml He ardi narily wean a patch over the damaged socket. consolidate lefel Wo quit DDelbt MONTHLY PAYMENTS TOO HIGH? Cut your payments-have money left over from each pay check-simple at 1-2-3-here'i how 1 2 3 Instead of 5 6 or 7 different payments each month-tell us how much you read to clean up what yeu owe. Bring us your bills-we will pay tham off with a "CONSOLIDATION LOAN". You will then havfane convenient payment each month and cane place to pay-a paymant of the site that will got your budget back In balance. $25 to $1,500 for Old Bills School Expenses Installment Purchases Medical Attention j1;4 Friendly, Considerate Loan Service Home Owned and Operated See Mel Bowcut or Dick Gahlsdorf at Consumers Finance Corporation 5410 $. Commercial $. phone IM 444J1 Salem, Oregon)