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v. ,: Cpttl Journal, Salem, Ore, Thnrg., March 12, 1953
3 Teachers to
Attend Meet
A number of Salem educators
wm be In Portland next week
to attend the sessions and take
part in the deliberation! of the
BOth annual convention of the
Oregon Education association.
The conference will take place
in tne Portland auditorium be
ginning Monday.
Salem schools will be sus
pended next week in connection
with spring vacation. The pe
riod coincides with the Class A
basketball tournament that
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open in Eugene Tuesday.
Among local participants are:
Robert Dow, Parrlsh junior high,
president of the department of
classroom teachers of the OEA;
Mary E. Eyre, Salem senior
nigh, chairman of the social
studies section; Gurnee Flesher,
vice principal, Salem high, and
vice president of the Oregon
Guidance association; Loralne
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Meusey, Parrlsh junior high,
member of the committee for
the improvement of instruction;
D. A. Emerson, secretary of the
Oregon Association of School
Supervisors; Joseph I. Hall, sec
retary-treasurer of the audio-j
visual education section; Eliza- I
beth Rader, secretary-treasurer.
Oregon Association of School
Supervisors, and Jay Scholtus,
vice president of the Oregon
Business Education association.
Some 7300 teachers from I
many parts of the state, are ex
pected to congregate in Port
land for the convention.
War Factories
In China Boom
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' Tokyo (JPl Two leftist -Ton.
anese just returned from Com
munist China said factories and
plants are working full blast
: around the clock, factory hands
are working in three shifts and
production is being pushed to
rail capacity.
Mrs. Toml Kora, leftist Social
ist member of the Japanese Diet
Parliament and her private sec
retary, Zenichi Sakural, were
members of the 13 -member re
patriation delegation which ne
gotiated in Pelping for the re
turn of 30,000 Japanese strand
ed in China since World War H.
They said both men and wom
en In Red China wear a pale
blue cotton uniform a style set
by Red Boss Mao Tze-Tung.
Girls and women do not use lip
sticks or face powder.
The two Japanese were in Red
China more than a month. Mrs.
Kora recently visited the Soviet
Union without permission of the
' Japanese government.
Brooks
Brooks A surprise birthday
party was given Mrs. India Rea
vis Tuesday, March 10, by her
first and second grade classes
and the Brooks PTA room moth
ers. " Cake and punch were served.
Decorations carried out the St.
Patrick day theme.
Mrs. Reavls was presented a
planter.
The first Softball game is
acheduled for Friday, March 13,
at 2 p.m. at the school when
Brooks plays Labish Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ramp left
Monday evening from the Port
land alroort for TWrnlt Mih
where they are picking up a new
car, then motoring on to New
York for a visit unit hnxV
In about two vln Tho
accompanied by their son and
daughter, Samais and Michael.
The Brooks Sewing club met
iasi ween at trie nome ot Mrs.
nona siaeoottom.
The cresident. Mm. Ev rnnn
presided over the business meet
; lng.
Mrs. Martha Lesher was in
, cnarse oi the nroirram. dvlna
question quiz. Table decorations
Were Of the St. Pntrlolr llian.
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Those present were Mesdames
mane tsosn, Eva Conn, Thelma
Dorland, Myrtle Davis, Martha
Lesher. Dollle Ramn r.
Reed and her two small grand-
ions, ana xne nostess Nona Side
bottom. The next meeting will
be Thursday, April 2, at the
fei'
nome or Mrs. Gertrude Reed.
There will be no school Mon.
day and Tuesday, March 18-17
due to the teachers' convention.
Adlai Calls for Asian
Front Vs. Communism
Tokyo W) Adlai Stevenson
called today for a community of
free Asian nations to meet the
challenge of communism in the
Orient.
"What we Americans foresee,"
Stevenson told the Japan-Amer
lea Society, "is not only a free
world but especially a commu
nlty of Pacific nations to bal
m
ance the great free community
or European nations."
Stevenson is visiting Japan as
the first major stop on a four-
month globe-circling tour.
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