12 Capital Journal. Salem, Ore., Wednesday,
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May 11, 1949 1 ' J j j
Gather for Execution Hundreds of Chinese gather on
Chengtu road, in the Nantao section of Shanghai, to witness
the execution of Chinese accused of subversive activities by
the Shanghai garrison command. Here the body of Siao
Chang-keng, chief of the "razor clique," is loaded into a
hearse following his execution. Seventeen Chinese were exe
cuted in three days. AP Wirephoto)
Guernsey Men
Ready for Show
Marlon and Polk county
Guernsey breeders have com
pleted plans for the annual
spring show at the State Fair
grounds In Salem on Saturday,
May 21. All Oregon adult and
Junior Guernsey breeders with
Purebreds are eligible and In
vited to come to the show.
Animals may be brought In
on Friday evening, May 20, and
a watchman will see that they
are all right that night. Show
ing of the 4-H and F.F.A. heifers
will start at a. m. in a com
bine show. As many open class
heifers as possible will also be
shown in the morning. Lunch
will be served at noon by the
Rickey Gordon club. First,
second and third place junior
animals may show in the open
class.
Cattle tested for TB and
Bangs before March 81, should
be tested again to make sure
they are negative. Bring your
test report and . registration
paper along except on animals
too young or In transfer,
Health Talks Heard
By Club Membership
North Spring Valley The
meeting of North Spring Valley
4-H Health club was held at the
school house under the direc
tion of the leader, Mrs. John
Dorcas, with Harold Waldron,
president, presiding.
After the reports by the sec
retary, Ruth Carlson, well pre
pared talks were given by Wil
bur Borky on the brain; Loren
Lind, spinal cord and brain
nerve system; Connie Bernard,
spinal cord and reflex action;
Archie Whitney, care of the
nervous system; Donna Mc
Laughlin, habits; Harold Wal
dron, nerve cells and different
nerves; Ruth Carlson, good
mental habits; Ruth Ann bus
milch, habits; Eleanor Waldron,
confidence, cheerfulness, self
control; Phyllis McKinney, hon
esty, courage, fairness and jus
tice; Gerald Bernard, team
work at school; Clarence Hoef
ling, how to be a good neighbor.
Initiatory Degree
Given Mrs. Calavan
Stayton The initiatory de
gree was given Mrs. Mildred
Calavan when Acacia Chapter,
Eastern Star met in Masonic
hall. Mrs. Tressa Van Nuys, as
sociate matron, acted in the ab
snce of the worthy matron.
A program honoring Mother's
Day was given during which
bouquets were given Mrs. Ann
Andrews as the youngest moth
er, and Mrs. Olive Purdy as the
oldest mother present.
The chapter's 50th anniversa
ry which will be observed May
14 in the high school gymnas
ium. Nearly 30 per cent of tho total
United States work force was
protected by group life insur
ance at the close of 1947.
Says Pole Sent .
As Bomb Sov
Washington, May 11 () The
former military attache of the
Polish embassy here testified
today that a Polish representa
tive to the United Nations was
sent to this country "to do
espionage in the atomic bomb
field."
He called the Polish embassy
the center of a spying appa
ratus and subversive activities
directed against the United
States."
The statements were made to
a senate judiciary subcommittee
by Gen. Izydor Modelski. He
said he came to the United
States to "try to expose" what
he called a network of commu
nist activity here and has been
working closely with army in
telligence. The subcommittee is conduct
ing hearings on a bill by Senator
McCarran, Democrat of Nevada,
to tighten America's immigra
tion defenses.
Modelski identified Ignacy
Zlotowski as the Polish United
Nations representative he said
had been sent to this country to
carry on espionage in the atomic
bomb field.
Modelski said that during the
war, Zlotowski was in France
"with Curie Joliot, head of the
French atomic commission and
a prominent member of the
French communist party."
Modelski said that after the
collapse of France, Zlotowski
came to this country to became
a professor, and worked her as
a scientist for four years.
"Zlotowski was a prominent
communit and I have heard that
he was a great scientist," Model
ski went on.
Modelski said Zlotowski again
went to Poland about 1848, and
then the witness added:
"It was the job of Zlotowski,
whose real name was either
Goldberg or Goldman, to do
espionage in the atomic bomb
field because he was a physical
scientist and specialist in this
field."
Naval Officers
To Visit Salem
Eleven officers of the 13th
Naval Reserve district will be
in Salem Thursday for the an
nual inspection of the local
naval reserve surface unit, the
first to be held since the unit
moved into its new training
center.
The inspection is set to be
gin at 7:30 p. m. and will in
clude inspection of the person
nel, material and the cleanli
ness and orderliness of the new
building. Prior to the inspection
the visiting officers and officers
of the local reserve unit will
be guests at a dinner to be given
at the Senator hotel at 5:45 p. m.
Here for the inspection will
be Capt. G. F. Galpin, USN,
new director of naval reserves
for the 13th naval district; Capt.
John G. Farnsworth, USNR, as
sistant director of the naval re
serves for this district; Comdr.
Lodge Invitee Public
Hubbard Thalia Rebekah
Lodge will sponsor a plastic
party Wednesday evening at
7:30 o'clock to be held in the
Rebekah hall. The public is in-!
vited. The lodge met In
regular session Tuesday eve
ning.
Whalebone is not truly the
bone of a whale, but an elastic
substance that grows on the roof
of the mouth of the right whale
and other species.
Palmistry Readings
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and future. Will adfise on
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this week's class. She Invite you to bring a friend and learn the
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Model Kitchen.
Refreshments will be served and a surprise gift presented.
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G. D. Arntr, USN, director .of
distribution; Comdr. M. J.
1-uosey, USN, director of train
ing; Comdr. W. Bauer, USNR,
organized reserve planning offi
cer; Lt. C. W. Sanner, USN, Lt.
J. E. Taylor, USN, Lt. (J.g.) E.
E. Nowak, USN, U. (J.g.) R. E.
Whalln, USN, and M. (J.g.) P
O. McAllister, USNR.
Tea, Movies Arranged
Lyons The WSCS in Me
hama is holding a silvei tea at
the club house Friday afternoon
with Mill City and Lyons So-
cietiei Invited to attend. The
vtehama Womens club sponsor
ed a picture show at the club
house Friday evening. Proceeds
go toward getting a new roof an
the cluo building.
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