8 5ec lV Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tuesda. Dec I, 1953
Valley
Briefs
State xmu News Serriea
Victor Point, The annual
Christmas party ol the McAlpin
Stitcher's Club will be held
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Richard L. Barnes. A gift ex
change revealing "secret pals"
will be held and members will
bring gifts to be sent to the
WCTU Farm Hpme at Corvallis.
Falls, City Norman Davis
was host for a pinochle party at
his home Saturday night A mid
night supper was served to guests.
Victor Point Mr. and Mrs.
Robert GoodalL formerly of Vic
tor Point, now living in Silver-V
ton, are parents of a baby girl,
their first child, born-Nov. 20.
The little girl has been named
Kathryn Lenore. j
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Falls City Conley Poe, his
sons - Steve and Stanley and
Frank Lefever, returned from a
hunt in the Tillamook Burn area
last week with a 600-pound elk.
The hunters are not i certain
which one of them killed the ani
mal as three shots were fired.
4-H Groups
Keep Busy
Schedules
Statesman Newt Service
FOUR CORNERS There are
three 4-H Clubs in the Four Cor
ners School two sewing I, tlubs
and a cooking I club.
All have completed their proj
ects to date with nine girls in
each club. ,The Busy Corners
Sewing I had a display of finished
articles at the - open house. It
jllCClo ccijf f cuxic sua; oih.
school in the home of leader Mrs.
Alfred Knieling, assisted by Mrs.
R. W.": Clements. A Christmas
riartv is Tilannpd. ;. ,
The Pins and Needles Sewing I
meets every second and fourth
Tuesdays after school in Room
8 at the school. Mrs. Virgil
JLamb is leader, assisted by Mrs.
E. M. White.
- The Salt and Pepper Cooking
I t also meets on the second and
fourth Tuesdays after school in
the Hager home. A Christmas
party is on its scheduler Mrs. Or
ville Rehfeld and Mrs. Arthur
Roloff are co-leaders. ' . '
The ilickey Rustlers Live Stock
Club meets on the last Friday in
the month in the members
"homes. The November meeting
was in Larry Vogt's home. He
conducted the meeting; It has six
members this year, all carrying
1 iuoclft'V Wftisptc1 Carrol CI n f nh
and Vernon jVogt were awarded
, a county 4-H summer scholarship
for young breeders with Darrel
casing iirsi piace. Mr. ana- Mrs.
R. L. Stafek are the leaders.
4-H Sheep Club
Gets Under Way v
Statesman Newt Service '
WOODBURN A 4-H Sheep
Club has been organized here
with Thais Haller as president
Other officers include Marie
DuRette, secretary; Carolyn Du
Rette; news reporter; Joe pavis;
song leader, Annette Davisand
yell leader, Peggy Albertz.
Next meetin gwill be Dec. 11.
School Census Indicates
Increase Over Last Year
Statesman News Service
VICTOR POINT The aimual
school census here shows a total
of 161 school age residents. There
are 90 boys and 71 girls, seven
more of the former and two more
girls reported above last year's
total, according to the school
clerk, Robert W. Humphreys.'
The meeting of the School
Community, club postponed last
week because of Thanksgiving,
will be held Friday at the school
Evabelle Ames Elected
Noble Grand of Lodge
SUtesmam News Service
FALLS CITY Evabelle Ames
has been elected nobfp grand of
the Magnolia Rebekah Lodge for
me coming year.
, Other, officers include Vivian
Royer, vice-grand; Marie Neal,
recording secretary; Leona Nel
son, financial secretary, and Gun
da York, treasurer, i ' . ,.
Installation of officers will take
place Jan. 13.
REDS TAKE OVER
VIENNA (INS) Recent news
paper reports in the Romanian
Communist press revealed that
soldiers have taken over several
of the Romanian railroads. The
Communist papers didn't say why
troops were used in running the
"Romanian railways, but observers
in Vienna expressed the view that
the measure was taken to prevent
increasing acts of sabotage
against the railway system.
Un-American
Probe Board
Coming West
SAN FRANCISCO UrU-Against
a background of controversy, the
House Un-American Activities
Committee comes west for hear
ings this week into possible Com
munist infiltration of this vital
defense area.
- Chairman Harold Velde R-I1L
became a national storm center
with his decision two weeks ago
to subpoena former President
Harry Truman in the Harry Dex
ter White case. ,
Locally, the committee already
has had to go to court to uphold
13 of its subpoenas.
Harry Bridges' left wing Inter
national Longshoremen's and
Warehousemen's Union has
threatened "stop" work meetings
if it comes under the committee's
fire. .
San Francisco city school sup
erintendent, Herbert Clish, an
nounced that he personally would
attend and stand by teachers who
once joined what now are listed
as Red fronts.
Supt. Clish said jn a statement
that "it should be recalled that
during the Second World War,
when Russia was supposed to be
an ally, many loyaL Americans
were encouraged to join organ
izations which would promote
friendship between the two coun
tries." ' . '
Dr. Barnes, '
Ex-Anglican
Bishop, Dies
HURSTPIERPOINT, Eng.. (JP)
Dr. Ernest William Barnes, for
mer Anglican bishop of Birming
ham and frequent storm center
of religious controversy, died
Sunday. He was 79.
Until ill-health forced his resign
nation last May Bishop Barnes
was an outspoken advocate ofun
orthodox views.
He rejected belief in miracles
"The Bible is wrong," he once
said.
He campaigned for euthanasia
mercy killing or sterilization
of unfit persons.
He urged church leaders to cut
out from the Bible its story of
the creation as related in the
book of Genesis. Science had
proved it could not be accepted
as fact; he said.
He doubted validity of the Vir
gin birth and Christ's physical
resurrection. "The time has
come," he said, "when the mis
taken assumptions of the pre-sci-entific,
pre-critical era must be
repudiated."
. These views expressed with
brilliant oratory and an incisive
pen earned him bitter criticism
from many .Church of England
leaders and a public rebuke from
the Archbishop of Canterbury,
Dr. Geoffrey Fisher.
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Price Supports Could
Bring Unemployment
CHICAGO Hi Secretary of
Agriculture Benson declared Mon
day .that rigid price supports and
companion production controls for
farm products could bring unem
ployment among non-farmers and
"terrific repercussions in our en
tire economy."
In criticizing current federal ag
ricultural programs, the GOP
GoonNearing
End of Tour
LOS ANGELES I Three
members of a House Appropria
tions Sub-committee arrived Mon
day from Honolulu on the last leg
of a world tour of inspection on
American building and construc
tion projects.
Reps. Frank T. Bow (R-Ohio),
Sam Coon (R-Ore) and Jay Howe
(R-MD), inspected American in
stallations in England, Europe,
Egypt, India, Southeast Asia, Ja
pan and the Philippines. Chairman
Bow said it is anticipated their
report will effect a large economy
in U. S. spending and possibly
enable America to dispose of vari
ous properties no longer needed.
Bow added that their Far East
ern itinerary paralleled that of
Vice President Richard Nixon and
said:
"The vice president is doing a
magnificent job and has been very
well received."
Storm Flags
Fly at Coast
SEATTLE iff The Weather
Bureau ordered small craft warn
ings hoisted at 8 p. , m. Monday
from Tatoosh to Astoria, Ore., oh
the Strait of Juan de Fuca and
along the inland waters of Wash
ington. The forecast was for southwest
to west winds of 20 to 30 miles
an hour late Monday night and
Tuesday morning, and locally gus
ty 35 to 40 miles an hour early
Tuesday.
Lumber Firm.
Buys Plywood
Mill Interest
PORTLAND UK A part interest
in the Western Veneer Plywood
Corp. has been acquired by the
Willamette Valley Lumber Co.,
Willamette President William
Swindells said Monday.
He would not disclose how big
is the interest and what sum was
involved.
Harold Jones, Eugene, is presi
dent of Western Veneer, "which
has a plant near Lebanon. Jones
also has plywood mills at Eugene
and Cottage Grove.
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farm chief asked farmers to rec
ognize that the effects of reduced
agricultural output do not stop
with the' producer himself.
"Actually,' he said, "the num
ber of. people who earn all or part
of their daily living through trans
porting, processing, packaging and
merchandising of products of our
farms exceed -those actually en
gaged in agriculture itself.
Repercussion Feared
"An over-all reduction in farm
output can have terrific repercus
sions in our entire economy," he
said. -
Benson offered this criticism of
present farm programs in a
speech prepared -for the 'National
4-H Club Congress.
i He promised that the Eisenhow
er administration will offer to Con
gress proposed improvements
which, he said, "will help fanners
gain full parity of price and in
come in our market places rath
er than some fraction of parity m
a government warehouse," as well
as enlarged markets.
Efficiency Real Goal
While conceding that farmers
must shift production from product
to product to meet demand, the
secretary said "we should never
lose sight of our real goal: A con
stantly increasing and more effi
cient production of farm goods"
to meet needs of growing domestic
and world population.
"Let those who would shackle
agriculture with more and more
controls from Washington study
well the. experience of Russia and
the Iron Curtain countries where
regimentation of the farmer has
reached the ultimate, he said.
"The situation has become so
bad that even the Communist mas
ters, who hardly ever admit mis
takes, have been forced to confess
that food output has fallen alarm
ingly and that the state must re
lax some of the harsher controls
to secure increased production."
Benson called upon the rural
youth of America to help preserve
the ''traditions of '.self help and
free enterprise which have made
America great." He said farm peo
ple through the ages have been in
the forefront of a continuing battle
against tyranny.
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