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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1952)
18 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Monday, April 21, 1952 K1 1 ' Pemeyw SENSATIONAL MONEY-SAYING VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT 160 N. LIBERTY SALEM, OREGON mm m American Huk Leader Greets Wife William P. Pomeroy, ex-American soldier of Rochester, N. Y., who was serving with Filipino communist-led Huks and captured by Philippine army forces, greets his Filipino wife, Celia Mariano, in Ma nila, following her capture. A Philippine army spokesman quoted Pomeroy as saying, "Thank God she is safe In hands of army." (AP Wirephoto via radio from Manila) Oregon Teacher Survey Gets Started Monday The survey of teacher educa tion in Oregon, sponsored by the tate board of higher education, got uner way in earnest Mon day when Dr. Earl W. Anderson of Ohio State university, recent ly appointed research director for the survey, arrived in Port land. Anderson was introduced to members of the board of higher education, which met Monday morning at the Benson hotel, and will confer with the survey committee Monday afternoon. . The Ohio educator was rec ommended by Dr. T. C. Holy who conducted the survey of public schools for the legislature last biennium. Anderson will spend one week in Oregon on this trip, and will return for six months on June In. Under the board's present al location of major work, element ary teacher education is con ducted by the three colleges of education at Monmouth, Ash land and Lb Grande. Secondary teacher education is the assigned function of the University of Oregon and Oregon State col lege. The general extension div ision, which operates classes on a state-wide basis, draws in structors from all campuses and offers work but no degrees in both fields. Survey committee chairman Dr. J. F. Cramer, stricken with Illness in February, is expected to resume his work with the committee by June when Ander son returns on a full-time basis. Anderson will be located in Port land. In approving the survey, the board indicated it would call in at least two additional outside consultants when the committee and its research director have compiled data on teacher educa tion in Oregon. Members of the survey in clude W. L. Van Loan, Corvallis, representing the Oregon Educa- Dairy 4-H Club Boys Visit Kirsch Farm Mt. Angel James and LcRoy Fessler entertained members of the Mt. Angel Dairy 4-H club, boys from St. Mary's school, at the April meeting of the club, which was held at the Carl Fess ler country homo. President Ralph Smith was in charge, with all members pres ent. Virgil Diclil, leader, gave a copy of the Guernsey Journal to the members having Guern seys. After the business meeting the members went to the Alois Kirsch farm to look at his cattle. tion association; Mrs. Henry George, Portland, Oregon Con gress of Parents and Teachers; Rex Putnam, state department of education; Roben J. Maaske, Monmouth, director of element ary teacher education; Paul B. Jacobson, Eugene, director of high school teacher education; Franklin Zeran, Corvallis, dean of education, Oregon State college; Elmo N. Steven son, Southern Oregon College of Education; Roderick G. Lang ston, Eastern Oregon College of Education. Viron A. Moore, as sistant dean of the general ex tension division, has been serv ing as committee chairman in Dean Cramer's absence. fte your United pocket iimefabfe -V Northbound Molnllnon loovo al 9:10 A.M.; 2:35 P.M. d 7:45 P. M. poriiand. . . somlFi SEATTLE 1h Southbound Malnllntri loovo a 9:25 A.M.; 4:45 P. Mf and 8:00 P.M MEDFORD . . . lhM SAN FRANCISCO 41, hrs. I IOS ANGELES . . 7hrt j UNITED AIR LINES Airport Terminal. 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