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Burma, the world'! smallest and youngest performing
elephant, will be here Monday and Tuesday, June 8 and
o, with Bailey Broi.' Clreui, showing at Waten Field.
Circus Comes
For Two Days
' Bailey Brother Clreua will
make a two day itand In Balem
' Monday and Tuesday, June 8
and 0 at Waters' Field. The clr
eui Is sponsored by the Lions
Club.
The circus features "laby
Surma", world's smallest per
fomtng elephant and aerial
. ballet at heights of JOO feet.
The children will enjoy the
comical fort,
There will be a two hour
show at S to the afternoon
and in the evening at each
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It Is estimated that about
10.000 oU wells drilled In the
United States each year are
"dry holes" and do not reach
eat.
Keizer School
Ends Season
Xelzer School closed
Thursday with graduation for
the 78 eighth graders In the
Kelzer school auditorium.
Dr. Walter X. Snyder, super
Impendent of . Salem schools,
was the speaker. Miss Gladys
Burch and her committee dec
orated the stage and Willy
Krause prepared the musical
program.
: The Kelier teachers' elected
the following officers: Presi
dent, Miss Mary Hammack;
vice-president, Mrs. lone Mac
namara; secretary, Mrs. Lois
Bauer.
Mis Gladys Burch, Mrs.
Zdna Goodman and Mrs. Doro
thy Mohr are on the planning
Washington y) President
Eisenhower asked the senate
Tuesday for speedy ratification
of the revised 45-nation Into-
national wheat agreement
The president said in a brief
special message he hoped the
senate would act so this gov
ernment can take final action
to put the agreement Into ef
fect by July 19.
The agreement was complet
ed in April and all the world's
leading wheat exporting and
importing nations have signed
except Great Britain.
Britain would not go along
because of the maximum price
of $2.09 a bushel provided in
the pact She would not agree
to more than $2.00. The min
imum Is $1.99.
The agreement can still be
put in force by the other na
tions, though the British hold
out means that lew of the
world's total supply will be
traded under the rule.
The pact represents an effort
to stabilize the world wheat
market by a system of export
end import quotas, and a range
of specified prices. The agree
ment which the new one super
cedes provided a maximum of
about $1.89.
OCI lehelarsblps
Oregon College of education,
Monmouth Roben t. Maaske,
OCI president, announced this
week a gut of lizo from the
Monmouth Chamber of Corn'
merce for an athletic scholar
ship for 1031-84. y
fall. They will work with
Mrs. Carmelite Waddle, the
principal, in working out de
tails of the workshop to be
held this faU before school
starts on "Arithmetic Methods
committee for workshop in the and Techniques." -
HEADS ROTARY
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Serratosa Clblls of Uru
guay, South America, smiles
for the camera in Paris after
becoming the new president
of the Rotary International.
(UP Telephoto)
Portland Man Killed
In Car-Trailer Crash
Redmond, 'Ore. JP An su
tomobile collided with a trail
er bere Monday, fatally injur
ing the driver, Detain Carl
Grey of Portland. '
State police said the car hit
a trailer which had come loose
from a truck driven by John A.
Sehrunk. A passenger in
Grey's car, Helen Zstelle Hy
der, 4, Portland, suffered non-
critical Injuries.
The accident happened seven
miles south of Madras on High
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II. Y. Educator
Vice-Choncellor
Eugene Dr. John B.
Richards of New York Univer
sity will become vice chancel
lor of the Oregon System of
Higher Erucatlon July IS.
His appointment was an
nounced Tuesday by Edgar W.
Smith, president of the State
Board of Higher Education.
. Richards. 44, will fill the po
sition which Charles D. Byrne
vacated three years ago when
he became chancellor. Like
Byrne, Richards will serve as
board secretary.
, Now an administrative offi
cer in the New York Univer
sity chancellor's office, Rich
ards has also been connected
with Penn State and Wayne
University. He received his de
grees at Penn State and the
University of Chicago.
He Is serving his third year
as an advisor on education to
the secretary of the army.
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Kent, 0. V-Keot State Uni
versity, is giving a course an
how to fly balloons. It's for
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Rciino Burccj
Gets Rejection
The Oregon Insurance de
partment has rejected the filing
of the Mutual Insurance rating
bureau to reduce automobile
insurance rates in some cases.
The filing would nave given
a 20 par cent reduction to auto
mobile owners who have youth
ful drivers under parental con
trol, but would have increased
the rates up to SI per cent for
young drivers who are not un
der parental control.
The department Hid it
turned down the request be
cause it "aisenmtnatea oe-i
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