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Faculty Members Attend Conference MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON THURSDAY. MAY 9. 1963 Ashland - Four members of the Southern Oregon college faculty attended the State Conference of the Oregon Chapters of the National Council of Teachers of Eng lish recently at Oregon State university. "What's Happen ing in English in Oregon," . was the conference theme. . Dr. Robert Carlson of the University of Iowa, and past president of the NCTE, was guest speaker. He stressed the . need for an articulated pro gram of English throughout elementary and secondary ' schools. "The present offerings are marked by repetition and lack of consistency." Dr. Carlson stated, adding that he believed English teachers ought to be abie to agree upon a body of material that would con stitute a sequence, especially in regard to grammar. Representatives from SOC included Dr. Arthur Kreis man, chairman of the human ities division, who met with the executive committee to plan next year's conference; Dr. Richard Byrns, professor of English, who served as in stitutional representative; Dr. Donald Moore, associate pro fessor of education and Eng lish, who spoke on a panel on textbook developments in the field; and Mrs. Marythea Grebner, Enfilish instructor.! New Sports Stadium Covers Slave Celts St. Louis - IUPD - The new downtown sports stadium here will help cover four slave cells which before the Civil War held Negroes offered for sale. The cells are in the base ment of a drug firm to be de molished. There are no win dows, ventilation, light or sanitary facilities. Heavy foundation stones form the back of the cells. A brick wall across the front has a narrow opening to each cell. Capitol Memo D 5 Senate Committee Study of Tax Bill Claimed To Be Sham The body of American na val hero John Paul Jones is enshrined at the U. S. Naval academy at Annapolis, Md, By ZAN STARK Salem UPD Today, the 116th day of the legislative session, the' Senate tax com mittee is still going through the motions of " considering" the House-ap-proved in come tax bill. It's a sham. The Senate tax committee members know full well what the Stark I -and what's more important they know they aren t going to buy the House version. That's why Gov. Mark Hat field, at his Monday after noon press conference, warn ed of the dangers of a "con ference committee" to iron out differences. The House has sent its bill to the Senate. The Senate will make amendments that un doubtedly will not win ap proval in the House. Then House Speaker Clar ence Barton, and Senate Pres- House pro-1 irtent Een Musa will appoint Tram includes ! a "conference committee" which will meet until it readies some kind of compro mise. Reiulit Won't Satisfy Because of the nature of such last minute give-and-take sessions, the results will not satisfy anyone. That's why Hatfield termed the process "the poorest way to draft a tax program." Hatfield also termed con ference committees "a horri ble legislative procedure.' field was speaking to the pub lie. Hatfield suggested that Sen ate Tax Committee Chairman Boyd Overhulse (D-Madras) should Invite the House tax committee to meetings to Iron out differences as a way to avoid a conference commit tee. The governor knows the Senate bristles at such sug gestions. The Senate tax committee is Just as Jealous of its role He wasn't addressini his re-! as is the House tax committee marks at the members of the And the legislature is no Senate tax committee. Hat-1 more going to give up its am 5 ? Ml w am & FREE TO EVERYONE . OUR ALL NEW I1 ' t B " t..t 0 ...0 v 10 .. -v,el '. DOESN'T COST fi PENNY TO PARTICIPATE Get This Free Card Today! .-..iflO'" l-i k chit e! '.KS si. 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