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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Monday, December 3, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL School Program Rewarded drove her to San Diego, Cal., to Deo, from the Marine base train.' attend the graduation of her son, ling. j Interim Croup Would Revamp Election Laws PORTLAND HI - The legisla tive interim committee to itudy voting laws thinks many sections of the state's election laws should be eliminated and more responsi bility placed upon political candi dates. Freeman Holmer, the commit tee's executive secretary and professor at Willamette Univer sity, said Saturday it will recom mend legislation forbidding any person or committee to make expenditures for a candidate with out the candidate's permission. "This same law also calls for the reporting of a complete record of expenditures and receipts of every campaign 15 days before the election," Holmer said. "The report must also contain an esti mated budget for the rest of Jhe campaign, and that estimate must be within 20 per cent of the final figure." Holmer said other recommenda tions will urge: Re-writing of the election laws to require a voter's signature on one instead of twj) poll books. One method instead of the existing three for contesting elec tions. Payment to election workers on the basis of a minimum of (10 a day rather than the 75 cents an hour now paid Nehru Assails Hungary, Russ NEW DELHI Ifl Prime Min ister Nehru sharply criticized Hun garian and Soviet authorities Mon day for refusing to allow U.N. ob servers to visit Budapest. "The natural Inference is that people will begin to think charges of deportations of Hungarians to the Soviet Union are true, or part ly true," Nehru said as he opened a foreign affairs debate In Parlia ment. The Indian leader also- con demned the reported arrest of for mer Hungarian Premier Imre Nasy, saying it was "a serious matter." Nehru's words were about as sharp as any he has directed to ward the Soviet Union and it was the first time he has mentioned either the Red attitude toward UN observers or the arrest of Nagy. DEPRESSION PRICES! LOCKER BEEF Eastern Oregon Fat Grain Fed Beef Half or Whole (Fancy) .. 21c lb. Beef Roast (Locker Wrapped).. ...25c lb. On Custom Curing, Bacon Sliced Free Salem Meat Co. 1325 So. 25th St. Postpone Brooks PTA BROOKS (Special) - Parent -Teachers association meetirfg has been cancelled because of sched uled Christmas holiday programs. VISITS SAN DIEGO LYONS (Special) Mrs. Sam Bridges left recently for Van Nuys, Cal., where she was met by her sister, Mrs. Harry Gould, who Page 8 Section 1 '' i -' ' - " ' (L'-ZJ .; V , J - ' . t .i lim j jr t -j fcyPl-j' I I tu. ty- f'.j'.-rT.i ...7T " I irmfmiil vi- f i ' '' - Mn Salem's school children should be physically lit If this plaque, given lo the Salem school system (or having the best 12-year v physical education program among the stale's larger communities, It any Indication. Showing the award Is Mrs. Grace Wolgamott, ' head of elementary PE teachers training, and Vern Gllmore, public school physical education coordinator. (Capital Journal . Photo) Salem Schools Get PE Program Award A distinguished physical educa tion program award, In the form of i plaque, was given to the Salem public schools system Saturday night it a state convention of health and physical education dir ectors in The Dalles. Vernon Gilmore, Salem public school physical education coordi nator, accepted the plaque for the Rites Tuesday For J. F. Scott Funeral services 'for Joseph F. Scott, 89, who died here Sunday, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday from the Clough-Barrick chapel. A retired carpenter, he died In a nursing home after being ill with pneumonia or three days. Born at Philadelphia. Tcnn. Feb. 10, 1RR9 he came to Oregon when two years old. He lived at Sheridan until coming here in 1918. His Salem residence was at MO Idlewood Dr. Surviving are a son, Alvah L. Scott, Salem; granddaughter, Mrs. Joyce Wiles, Salem and three freat-grandchildren. Burial will be at Sheridan in the Masonic cemetery. Jail Prisoner Had Cell Key PRINEV1LLE UTI Hoy Stinc hart. arrested Sept. 1 on a charge of burglary, disappeared from his locked cell Nov. 4, nnd hasn't been seen since. An explanation wrra offered by another prisoner, Troy Hawkins. Released some lime ago but picked up again a few davs ago, Hawkins told police that Stinehart had keys lo the jail, which is un attended at night. Hawkins said Stinehart let him self out every night and some times had money when ho re turned. Police now have a new theory on burilnrlcs cnmmiltrrl while Ihey thought Stinehart wns In jail. Salem system. The award meant that Salem has the best 12-year PE program among the state's larger towns. Attending the convention, the .10lh annual for the Oregon Asso ciation of Health, Physical Educa tion and Recreation, were more than 200 PE and health teachers from Oregon high schools and col leges. Besides Gilmore, those from Salem public schools included Clay Egleston, athletic director at North Salem high; Mrs. Grace Wolgamott, elementary and sec ondary PE teacher training pro gram consultant, and Marjorie Johnson, Parrish junior high health teacher. North Bend got the association award for the best physical educa tion program among smaller school systems. Eugene and Leba non wore winners in the health program competition. Individual honor awards were presented to Dr. Paul Washke, pro fessor oi physical education at the University of Oregon, and Mrs Jcnncll Moorchcad. assistant pro fessor of health education at the University of Oregon. James Dixon, Corvallis, was named the new association presi dent, succeeding Roger Wiley, Bend. Lee Ragsdale. Medford, was chosen president-elect and will become president at the asso ciation s 1957 convention at hu gene. Here's The "Inside Story" On Faster, Deeper Relief of COLD'S ACHES MUSCLE PAIN I I Today's -big news is new, modern-fonnuU Musterolcl Now con tains amazing pain reliever GM-7 (glycol monosalicylate) sci entifically combined with stimulating oil of mustard. Speeds deeper, faster, warming baked heat" comfort to colds achy muscles, helps loosen local bronchial con Rest ion. 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