Saturday. December 19, 195S
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Ortro
Jones Talks on
Pool System :
Increasing costs ol higher ed
ucUon make it important lor
Oregon to take advantage of
the new system under which
Western itatei pool their grad
uate school resources. Dr. Wil
liam C. Jones, Eugene, exec
utive director of the Western
Commission for Higher Edu
cation, said here Friday.
Dr. Jones spoke to 50 admin
istrators of state and private
colleges and public officials.
Eight states now are in the
program, under which the
states open up their graduate
. schools to students from the
other states. They are Aritona,
New Mexico, Oregon, Idaho,
Utah, Montana, Wyoming and
Colorado.
"It is necessary," Jones said,
"for each state to develop those
graduate schools for which it
possesses advantages, and to
stay out of the fields in which
other states have advantages."
Jones said the meeting was
a "trial balloon," being the
first of several meetings to be
held in each state in the com
pact. Other speakers included
Chancellor Charles D. Byrne
of the State System of Higher
Education; Dean F. L. Gilfillan
of Oregon State College; and
State Sen. Dean H. Walker, In
dependence. Oregon already is sending
students to Colorado A. & M.
college to study veterinary
medicine.
NEW AND I
;
Master Sgt. Maxwell But
ler, World War II and Kore
an veteran, who this week
joined the inspector and in
structor staff for the Marine
Reserves here. Butler will
be the artillery chief for the
Salem Reserve unit.
'Voice of Salem'
, (Oontinued from Pace 1)
commercial .industrial and civ
ic welfare of the city of Salem,
tne state of Oregon, the Pacific
Northwest and the United
States." The articles again were
amended in 1S22 changing the
name to the Salem Chamber of
Commerce.
New Officers tor 1954
At a recent election the new
officers for 1954 were elected
to serve the Salem Chamber of
Commerce. William H. Ham
mond, identified with the Un
ion Security company, was
chosen as president with Rus
sell E. Pratt, owner of the
Capital City Transfer company,
retiring president. Kenneth C.
Potts, insurance, was elected
first vice president with Miss
Hattle Bratzel, attorney, as sec
ond vice president. Junior Eck'
ley, Blue Lake Cannery, was
elected secretary and Joseph B.
Felton, circuit judge, will be
treasurer.
Clay Cochran, who has serv
ed efficiently as manager of
the Salem Chamber of Com
merce since April, 1842, was
re-elected as the manager. Mr.
Cochran came to Salem from
CorvalllJ where he had served
as manager of the Corvallii
Chamber of oCmmerce for nine
years.
The new board of directors
consists of Raymond Allen, E.
E. Batterman, Elmer Berg. Don
Doerfler, A. H. Flicker, Rex
Gibson, Rex Hartley, Bernard
Mainwaring, Claude Miller,
Louis Neuman. Lee Ohmart,
Sam Orcutt, George Paulus,
Robert K. Powell, Wesley E.
Stewart, Jr., and Wendell
Webb.
In addition to Clay Cochran
as the manager of the Salem
Chamber of Commerce, an ef
ficient staff consists of J. R.
Dudley, executive manager of
the Industrial Council; G. Ira
Moore, assistant manager; Mrs.
Vcrna Rowe, receptionist; Miss
Margaret Lovell, office secre
tary; Mrs. Lois Cromer, Indus
trial secretary, and Robert E.
Gangware, bulletin editor.
The Salem Chamber of Com
merce lunctions effectively
through a list of committees.
The heads of these committees
and the members are chosen
from the ranks of the chamber
members as they are acquaint-'
ed and adapted to function with
the committee for which they
have been chosen. These com
mittees consist of agriculture,
alms and objects, aviation, bud
get and audit, civic, conven
tions, education and recreation,
flood control, highways, indus
tries, legislative, long range
planning, membership, pro
gram, public relations, social,
state fair, tourist, Four Corn-
350 Students
In Concert
About 350 itudenti will take
part in the annual Chr.itmii
concert of the music depart
ment of Salem Senior High
School Monday night, Dec. 21,
in the school auditorium.
'Cants de Noel" is the theme
of the program, which follows:
ProevMlonal TrftdlttOBtl Mraia
OrchMUk.
ChrUtmM rmntaiV ........ Grots van
PcrMtuu Motion B(
Chair:
carol Noel ftrr. wtlhoiukr
Wbllt 97 Mr Sheep J tints t
Carol of inc Bells rr. Wilhouekr
A Lately Wa Watched .... air. GifliLb
Saxophone Quart I:
Hark ma Herald Auela
Bint MtndaluolUB
Ood Rest Tt Men?
Oefitleman Kntllth Carol
ftoaaile Jeota, Sandra Schorl.
John MtrrelM Douslu Kienardtoa
Olrla Diet
Ott BathlthiDVl Town Mueller
Three Kino Hocaard
elaaui It Bora arr. Martin
carol iioa. Aeeotspaniit
Boya" Que rut:
wail Chrlitmaa Berlin
Kudolt. The Rod -Noted
Reindeer arr. wilaon
Kay Hoimqulat. Xkj Brand, David
Louihan. Peter VanHorn.
Karen C. Johoaon. Accompanlit
Mixed Cborui:
It Cam Upon the Mldnicht
Clear W 11 in
come and Oather LIUlo
Children wihtol
Behold That Star, .
Spiritual nrr. Cunkle
Santa Clam I Coning to
Town Coota
Carol Sterner, Judy Seolf. Accompantou
Bentoraiteei
Birthday of a Klnt Heidi Inter
Softly SJeep Mar re Child .... Morgan
June Demaike, LoAnne Mundlmer,
Darleno Turner, Ruth Holmaulet, Ruth
Hoffman, Suit Counaqulit, Julia
Aalrup. Barbara Oronke, Arline
Kleman. Beverly Lockard. Accorapanlat
Trombone Quartet;
Chrlitmaa Belli Clement
Jlnele Belle Traditional
David Parke, John Ma mm en ted,
Jerry Carleton, K or man W altera,
Tom DeSart, Aocompanlit
Choir and Orcheetra:
Twaa the Hlfht Befora
Chrlitmaa Rlniwald
Oaroalla Melntnr. Accompanlal
Valkyrlea:
winter wonderland Trlnknaue
JoL'y Old 8L Nick arr. Swift
Fatrtcla Col Una, Helen Lewis. Marilyn
Bbielde, Judy Dicker. Nancy Olle.
Kaney Owens, Beverly Himmin, Sally
Hoffman, Jan MrAlplne
Betty Bishop. A from pan I at
Offering: Benefit Chrtateo as Seal Pund
Marlon County Tubereuioals Aaaoclatloa
Band:
The SyneopatDd Clock Anderson
White Christmas Berlin -Let daen
Cbrlstmas Peitlval DeLamator
(Carols Sung wltb the band)
1. Silent Nam
I. O Christmas Tree
1. O Come All Ta Faithful
. Jlntle Bells
Martin Luther
Film Coming
The Capitol theater an
nounced today that the widely
heralded film, "Martin Lu
ther," will start limited en
gagement January IT in Salem.
The Salem Ministerial asso
ciation approved the showing
at a recent meeting, and is
urging all Salem midenta to
see the film. A commltte under
the general chairmanship of
Rev. John L. Gamble of St.
Mark's Lutheran church, is
being formed to acquaint the
residents of the Willamette
valley of the playing time of
the film at the theater.
The film depists the later
life and background of Martin
Luthern, and some of the
causes that led to his famous
act of nailing his S3 thesis to
the church door in Wittenburg.
His teachings and writings led
to the Reformation. The film
is based on old Protestant and
Catholic sources, and leans
heavily on historic documents
for its dialogue.
For its Salem engagement
all the Protestant churches,
through the Salem Ministerial
association, will play an ac
Uve part in aiding the publicity
and promotion of the film
Special discount tickets will
be given to each church, so
that members of the eongreea
tions can sec the film at prices
lower than regular box office
prices lower than regular box
office prices established for
the picture.
Schram President
Of Credit Group
Philip Schram was elected
president of the Salem Retail
Credit association at a meeting
of the directors following elec
tion of directors Friday noon.
He replaces Charles Steinke.
Walter King was elected
vice president and C. E.
Schmltz was re-elected secre
tary-treasurer.
The following members were
elected to the board of direc
tors for two-year terms:
M. O. Buxton, building ma
terial, replacing Charles
Steinke; Velma Davis, medical-dental,
replacing Irwin
Wedel; Mildred Schultz, gener
al and specialty, replacing
Marge Sea ton; Sidney Sinclair,
finance, replacing Sherman
Bostrack.
Pare S
S1LVEKTON PROGRAM
Sllverton Two special
Christmas programs are to be
presented by- different depart
ments of the First Christian
church, Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock, Sec. 20, and Mon
day evening at 7:30 o'clock,
Dec. 21.
Keizer
Keizer Pvt. Ronald Dora
busch, son of Mr. and Mrs. A,
R. Dornbusch of 1105 Clag-
gett St., is home on furlough
from Fort Bragg, N. C, Ronald
is in the 82nd Airborne division.
Charlene Affleck, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Af
fleck of 850 Janet Ave., cele
brated her 8th birthday Dec.
IS. She entertained at a party
at her home. The guests were:
Marilyn Oldenburg, Joyce
Powell, Elaine Riley, Vicki
Wilkinson. Sue Nichols, Chris
tine Groat, Judy Lakie, Judy
Vailupek, Karen Pederson and
Shirley Wilson. Refreshments
were served by her mother.
Prizes were won at games by
Elaine Riley. Karen Pederson,
Shirley Wilson and Marilyn
Oldenberg.
The Christmas program in
Cummin gs school was present
ed Thursday, Dec. 17, at 7:30
D.m. The program at Keizer
school will be presented Mon
day and Tuesday evenings at
7:30 p.m. with two separate
casts being used. Christmas
parties will be given in all the
rooms at both schools weanes
day. December 23, under the
direction of the PTA stcial
chairman, Mr. Scott Samscl,
and the room mothers.
Grades I, 3 and I will be dis.
missed at 2 p m. and grades 4
through S at 2:30 pjn. Wednes
day, December 23. The school
vacation will begin Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 and continue
through the following week
with school opening again on
Monday. Jan. 4. 1854..
The collection ox food tor
needy families was successful,
due to the euoneration liven
6y the students and parents of
Keizer and Cummings schools.
The PTA welfare committee,
under the direction of ' Mrs.
Loren Stettler, is preparing the
food and clothing for distribution.
Mrs, A. J. Fleming of BSCS
Trail Ave. entertained at
demonstration party Dee. IS.
Educators Told
Of CorOp Setup
uregon is helping to pay the
cost of an education In veter
inary medicine at Colorado A.
& M. under the program of the
Western Interstate Program
for Higher Education, about
30 leaders In education and
government were told Friday
afternoon at a conference on
Oregon's part in the program,
held on the Willamette campus.
Purpose of this compact.
which is expected eventually
to lnclute all 11 western states,
Hawaii and Alaska is to enable
each state to develop cer
tain fields in professional and
scientific train in- receiving
students from other states and
sfndintf its num stuHenta tn
other states in fields their ed-l
ucation develop.
Thus, Oregon has a medical
and dental school, but no min
ing school or school for train
ing veterinarians. Each state Is
expected to save money and all
are expected to be able to have
better programs.
Speakers included Senator
Dean Walker, Chancellor
Charlea D. Tyrne, Dean F. A.
Gilfillan of Oregon State,. and
Dr. William C. Jones, executive
director for the entire organ
ization with offices at Eugene.
President G. Herbert Smith of
Willamette university presided.
TORNADO TOLL 3(
Vicksburg, Miss, m The
desth of a Negro woman has
pushed the fatality toll from
the Vicksburg tornado three
weeka a so to 36.
Letltia Wells died at local
hospital Thursday night from
lnlurlea recelvea in ins uec.
5 twister that blasted through
the business district destroying
or damaging hundreds of build'
ings.
Fumes of Gas
Cause Trouble
Carbon monoxide may be
the cause of more traffic trou
ble than the few cases of as
phyxiation that occur each
winter, the State Traffic Safety
Division said today. .
Carbon monoxide In dosed
car csn sharply reduce a driv
er's alertness snd co-ordinstion
even though the concentration
is not strong enough to cause
unconsciousness or desth. safe-
ey officials said. A driver so
affected may not respond to
an emergency situation quick
ly enough to avoid an accident
Safety men said they suspect
that the gas, which is colorless
and odorless in its pur form,
may therefore be responsible
for many winter-season smash
ups that normally are charged
to driver Inattention and care
lessness. They urged drivers to make
certain that mufflers and ex-
haust pipes are In good condi
tion and that at least one win
dow is partially open even In
cold weather. Research studies
have shown that strong con
COLORADO
PAN-SAN
at the
SAN SHOP
F WURLlTZER"
URGANS
Spinet 1 J75.00
"A Cherished Gin1
For Loved On
WILLS MUSIC STORE
432 State Ph. 34432
Open Tonight Til
centra tions can exist In heavy
downtown traffic and that ex
haust fumes from other ve
hicles can enter the car through
the air ducts of its ventilation
system..
$2,SSt GOLD SEIZED
Manila () Manila police
Saturday raided downtown
apartment and seized an esti
mated 161.300 In cold. V. 8.
currency and precious gems It
said were destined for com
munist China. , ...
Three Chinese arrested la
the apartment war held for
Investigation.
St. Mark's . . ,
LUTHERAN .
343 N. Church
Rev, John L. Cauble, Pastor
S:M SJn. Sondiy Behaal
U:t ajsMarnint Wanhla
4:zt any, bandar BobMl
Christmas Pracraai
Cfcrktaias-ETe Cwdlelif htinf
Berries Dec. 34th, 11 ia7
ALL ARC INVITED
OPEN
Evening Til
CHRISTMAS
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ers, Hollywood, Keizer, Capitol
Shopping Center, South Salem,
State Street, South 12th, and
West Salem. The Salem Cham
ber of Commerce has a mem
bership today of some 1,290.
POOR BOY
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At NORTH'S
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Are Proud lo Present
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. With All Dry Cleaning
Thre Convenient Locations
225 N. High 649 Center 1725 Center
Ph. 3-6939
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Pickup and Delivery Service
Serving Selem for Quarter of Century
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think ol SeamtoV
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II
Now . . 24 Hour Drug Service!
OPEN A.M. T0 1 1 P.M.
. AND DUTY PHARMACIST ON CALL
11 P.M. TO A.M.
Just Phone 39123 or 42248
'QUISEN BERRY'S
PRESCRIPTION STORE
130 So. Liberty
Howser Bros.'
Equipment
Soles I Rental Servlc
1185 So. 12th
Phono 3-3646 ,
Snlem, Or.
TRAILERS
FOR RENT v
All TvpM
Local or On Way
Rent A Trailer
System
. Salem's Only Exclusively
Trailer Rental Lot
1I9S Fairgrounds M.
rhonei-t451 .
SAFEWAY
OPEN SUNDAYS
1265
Center
8-10
2120
Pair rounds Rd.
9-6
935
S, Com'l
9-9
SAME LOW PRICES ALWAYS
Senator Hotel
Coffee Shop
We Baeelallse la
SUPERB SUNDAY
DINNERS
Open Sanders
7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Dairy
6:30 a.m. 9 a.m.
Corner Coart A Rich
Pheae 1-4111
Par Your Conenlente .
Our Store Is Open Sundays
From 12 Noon to 1 P.M.
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Can
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39579
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
State aa4 Liberty
"Year PreaerlaNea iters
Salem IGA Stores
Are Open Sunday for Your Convenience
Special Features i"l'rr
OCEAN SPRAY 300 Tins ,
Cranberry Sauce 2 29t
21 Each Pint Tint, IGA SELECT ,
Ripe Olives ... ;. 5 7.00
SPRECKLES POWDERED OR BROWN
Sugar u. Pkt-Limu 7 0
CENTER CUT SHOULDER
Pork Roast ....u.45c
LARGE SEEDLESS
Navel Oranges . dm. 49 e
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MARKET MARKET
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Pay Less Drug Store
SERVE YOURSELF and PAY-LESS
OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. 'til 8 P.M.
PAY LESS HAS EVERYTHING
Hocker
Hardware
Ph. 37031
990 South Commercial
Wail Paper, Points and
Sporting Good
Ferrill's
Nursery
10 acre! anumealilt,
Arab, IrsH. tasoi
tni fltaertiif tract.
OPEN 10 LK SMS1TS
Vi Mi. East af
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PHONE 2-1307
BERGS
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Copltol Shopping Canter
And In the
Keizer District
8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Every Day
GOLDEN
PHEASANT
OPEN
It Neea TU !:!
SUNDAY
SUNDAY DINNERS
OUR SPECIALTY
til Nerth Liberty
Pbese 3 1733
VALLEY TELEVISION
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Motorola
Hoffman Dumont
Packard Bell
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Opes SuikJit I ML I I fM.
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