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Communist Party Seen Effective Politically SEATTLE (AP) Resurgence BEWARE Of MI1AT10HS LOOK FOR THf HAPPY Unit DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE of the Communist Parly as an ef fective political force in the United States has been foreseen b y Benjamin F. Davis, national secretary, on his first visit here in H years. "The Communist Party is re building its ' relationships with trade unions and the Negro peo ple," he said. "Nationally it has between 8.000 and 10.000 mem bers. It has a bright future." Davis was met by Burt Nelson, former longshoreman and state Communist Party chairman, and Paul Emerson, editor ot the Northwest bureau of The Peoples' World. He will take part in a Communist observance of May Day here Friday night. Nelson declined to discuss the numerical strength of the party here but raid "we are growing. . . it's easier to talk to people and there is growing resistance to the state's adverse lax structure." Davis, a former New York City councilman, served a five year federal prison term and was re leased in 1955. He is still under indictment on a charge o mem bership in the party. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY RHODODENDRONS & MOLLIS AZALEAS $00 MUMS & GERANIUMS 4:$100 Fri., April 29, 1960 Thj Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ort. 7 NAVIGATION AID SATELLITE This is on artist's con ception of U. S. Navigation Aid Satellite shot into orbit Wednesday from Cape Canaveral, Flo. Candy-striped pattern is satellite's unique band antenna painted oround spherical surface. Protruding bands hold solar cells which employ sun's energy to charge batteries that operate the space messenger's batteries. Satellite is equipped with chemical batteries. The Transit I sphere is first step in program to provide a world-wide, oil-weather navigational system. ',U. S. Defense Photo via AP Wirephoto) Glendale Woman Returns Home Following Surgery In Portland FEATURE for FEATURE" DURELL aluminum WINDOWS which continual ov th yn. Ovrsll Aluminum Windows hv ic.prlfnal botuty nd many structural dvintqi for swoth nd iy opt ration. C' vrfridtd Hum. PtrHct oooKt. Ho twtlling, no .fitting, no rvtf. $mooih$t rtfit operation. Priced as low as $13.00 NELSON & PYLE WOODWORKING CO. I Corner of Porrott & Mosher OR 3-3434 By MRS. G. B. FOX ' Mrs. WUliam Wunsch of Glen dale, who underwent major stom ach surgery in Portland earlier this spring, has returned to her home. She was well enough to be driv en home in the family car, but is slill weak and unable Ui be up all of the time. Trip Taken Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edson of Glendale and Mr. and Mrs. Jtich ard Keid and son of Grants Pass drove to Reedsport recently to look for housing for the Edson family. Edson will be teaching in Heeds port during the coming school year. Mrs. Frances Strand has been commuting to Roseburg most of this month, where she is on jury duty. Clarence Dietrich has entered the Forest Glen Hospital in Can- yonville, where he will undergo medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson visited with his uncle, F.mil John son, and wife at Williams recent ly. The older man suffered a stroke shortly betore Easter. Mr. and Mrs. John Strode of Azalea enjoyed a brief visit from his daughter. Mrs. Don Faulkner of Siletz recently. Mrs. Falkner was en route to a state PTA con vention in Medford. Moschkaus Fish Mr. and Mrs. August Moschkau and family fished at Squaw Lake over a recent weekend. They re ported good luck. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phillips and family of Burney. Calif., recenlly visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phil lips of Glendale. The two men are brothers and had not seen each other for eight years. While the Jim Phillips family was here, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson and family of North Bend drove over for a visit. Al Mohr, Glendale justice of the peace, plans to attend a traffic court conference in Eugene over the weekend. A.3.C Roy Coale. son of Mr. anil Mrs. Ed Coate of Glendale left recenlly for Kirkland Air Base in Albuquerque. N.M., where he will specialize in jet mechanics. Meeting Attended Mrs. Blaine Johnson attended the 53rd annual Southwest Ore gon Prebyterial Society meeting in Klamath Falls last week. Mr. and Mrs. G a raid Clark of Azalea are parents of a baby girl, Jeran, born April 20 at the Jose- nine general Hospital in Grants 'ass. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmgren of Glendale are parents of a baby girl, horn April 25 at the Josephine Hospital in Grants Pass. See Umpqua Florists For Specially Designed CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST ORCHID DISPLAY IN TOWN 1 CORSAGES ."..for the Let Wolly and Sally create a beautiful corsage for your special prom date. Choose from the largest orchid displays in town, or select from the many other beautiful flowers in stock. Your data will truly appreciate a corsage from Umpqua Florists. I fit' IT.' 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