The Oregon statesman., July 31, 1949, Page 13, Image 13

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Outstanding Pictures Win Grand Prices
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Br GARDNER KNATT
By MRS. E. C RUSSELL
Keen Competition Gives JudgesTrouble to the Last
By Don Dill
8tatTnan Staff Photographer
' Here they are! And the Judg
es are still alive. But if this
1949 Statesman Photo contest
had lasted just one week long
er, they might not have been.
The grand prize winners
Gardner Knapp of 1525 Cheme
keta St.; rhil-Wtmer. 487 N.
18th st.t and Mrs. E. C. Russell,
1635 State it.
To each of them goes a $20
check and, of course, congratu
lations., Their photos as publish
ed on this page are outstand
ing. In fact, the entries through
out the contest were outstand
ing. The judges had no easy job.
One interesting fact was dis-
Legion Warns
Oh Solicitors
A warning that unauthorized
olicitors will try to take advan
tage of the public and Salem mer
chants during the American Le
gion, convention next week was is
sued Saturday from convention
headquarters.
General Chairman John Ker
rick asked that everyone ' ap
proached by solicitors demand
proper credentials. All authorized j
salesmen will carry prooer iden
tification issued by Executive
Secretary Onas Olson, he said.
Information can be secured by
telephoning convention head
quarters, 2r3917, or inquiring at
the tent which will be in use Mon
day on the courthouse lawn.
Kerrick also reminded the pub
lic they may register for the con
vention and receive the program,
badge and courtesy cards on pay
ment of fee. Registrations are be
ing made at the Senator hotel.
covered several hours after the
final decisions had been reached
on the grand prizes (after three
arbitrators "were called in, and
after, in one instance, the judges
were completely reversed in
their own verdict.
That fact: All three grand
prize winners were the winners
in the contest's fourth week.
The reversal came in the por
trait - character study category
where pictures by Mrs. Russell,
Ted Stook and Dr. Henry Mor
ris were under final considera
tion. Mrs. Russell's entry final
ly came out on top. No coin was
flipped, but' there was a temp
tation to do just that.
The pictorial - scenery clas
sification was the next most
troublesome, with a ML Hood
show picture by Paul Almquist
of Silverton a close runner-up
to Knapp's winning photo of a
church in the Tetons.
And not by any means were
those problems the only ones.
To say which pictures were con
sidered for the grand awards
would mean mentioning every
one of the 18 prize winners in
the regular contest - so that's
what well do:
A. A. Taylor (2), Ted Stook
(2), Paul Almquist (2), Phil Wi
nner (2), Minnie Baker, Mrs.
Paul S. Wolfe, C. G. Warden, A.
G. Lewis. Dr. Henry Morris, Mrs.
E. C. RusselL Gardner Knapp,
W. J. Guthrie, Mrs. G. B. Hauge
and E. J. Pedersen.
To every one of them goes
high honor for their entries and
regret that all could not have
received the grand awards.
The Statesman Photo depart
ment has been proud of the pri
vilege of using such pictures.
And it has also been deeply in
terested in the other hundreds
of entries which did not take
a first prize. Some of them
came very, very near to it, and
by far the greater majority were
a real credit to photography.
To them, and to the winners,
our bow!
Water, sulphur and salt are im
purities which are found in some
crude oils.
Pope Jinathematized' Third of
Humanity, Russ Paper Claims
By Eddy Gilmore
MOSCOW, July 3Mif)-Pravda said today Pope Pius XII has "anath
ematized, about one-third of humanity" in his move to draw a sharp
line between Catholicism and communism.
"According to the exact meaning of the Vatican's order the
communist party newspaper said, "70,000,000 members of trade unions'
in the (communist-led) world federation of labor and 600,000,000 per
sons whose delegates met with :
communists in the (Pans) world
congress of peace proponents are
subjeclfTaexcommunication.
"Moreover7- excommunication
threatens every citizen of any
country whose government con
tains communists, for carrying out
the instructions; of that govern
ment." f
(Anathematized means cursed or
falling under a ban.)
(Roman Catholics who are mili
tant communists were the primary
targets of the Vatican decree).
Pravda declared:
"The open action of the Pope
on the side of the camp of war
and reaction will not add strength
to that camp. The crusade against
communism, agairist democracy,
announced by Pope Pius XII only
exposes the Vatican, a & the agency
of imperialist reaction, as an In
strument of the warmongers. .
it is doomed to inevitable failure,'
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UAL I T Y
STORAGE PACE LACKING ,
ASTORIA, July 30 -4JP)- The
North Pacific grain growers assoc
iation protested today that there
would not be enough storage space
here for grain coming for export.
The grain men blamed the port of
Astoria commission for refusing to
rent another half -section of a pier,.
saying this would force them to
dump 300,000 bushels of grain on
the ground.
Death Claims
Mrs. McCall
Word Jias been received in Sa
lem of the death of Mrs. Marie
Flint McCall in Roseburg on Fri
day night.
Mrs. McCall, over 90 years old,
had traveled widely and done con
siderable lecturing on her experi
ences. She was active in the state
grange and was a past worthy
matron of Eastern Star. For the
past four years she had been liv
ing in Roseburg, her home before
coming to Salem.
She spent her early life in Rose
burg and in 1916 came to Salem
to live with Mrs. W. A. Cusick.
In 1921 she was married to Wil
liam McCall, father of Mrs. A. E.
Utley and Mrs. B. L. Blodgett of
EisWs Sister Says Russ Use
U. N. to Reinforce Spy System
WASHINGTON, July 30-(P)-Testimony of a self-described for
mer communist that Russia has used the United Nations to "reinforce"
her spies in this country was made public tonight by a senate judiciary
subcommittee.
The statement was made by Mrs. Ruth Fischer of New York
City, a sister of Gerhart Eisler, the communist leader who jumped
bond and skipped the country after
being convicted of passport fraud.
She said that soviet intelligence
agents are hidden in the various
Russian diplomatic, trade and
other delegations that come to this
country.
Ostensibly, she said, they ara as
signed to some routine function but
their "real job is to report on
various phases of American so
ciety to Moscow headquarters."
"Recently this corps has been
reinfciced by the UN delegations
of Russia and her satellites," Mrs.
Fischer said.
She also testified that a French
woman whom she described as
"highly dangerous" had gained ad
mittance to the United States "be
cause her organization was rego
gnized by Trygve Lie" secretary
general of the United Nations.
Mrs. Fischer identified the
French woman to whom she refer
red as Marie-Claude Vaillant-Cou-turier,
general secretary of the wo
men's international democratic
federation, with headquarters in
Parist
The organization is "the princi
pal Stalinist front in the women's
ernmental organizations. The pre
sident of the council and repre
sentatives of China, France, Great
Britain, The United States and
Russia make up the committee,
which recommends to the council
whether or not the organization
should be granted consultative sta
tus. The full 18-member council
votes on the recommendation, th
statement said.
"These facts are widely known
and arc a matter of public record,
the UN statement added.
cently when Mrs. McCall became
seriously ill.
The funeral will be in Roseburg
Salem. Mrs. Utley was called re- on Tuesday.
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But she said that despite it&
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WIDF was granted by Trygve Lie.
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UN."
At Lake Success the UN depart
ment of public information issued
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Lie or any member of his staff
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tive status to non-governmental
organizations.
The statement said that any
orgamaztion can apply for such
status. The application is con
sidered by the economic and social
council's committee on non-gov-
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