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Astronomers Here Will Go to
Convention This Weekend
Salem persons who are interested in astronomy will go to Port
land this week-end to attend the second annual convention of the
Northwest Region, Astronomical league.
Several visitors who stand high in astronomical study will be
on the program. Among those to go from Salem will be Carl P.
Richards, vice president of the
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The convention will start at
noon Saturday and end Sunday
afternoon.
Among matters of special in
terest will be the exhibit to be
shown on the mezzanine floor
of the Journal building, con
tributed by members from vari
ous regions of the league. Sat
urday afternoon sessions will in
clude "papers on the following
topics:
Report on western amateur
astronomers' conference, by H.
J. Carruthers of Portland
Stress Deformed Laps," by H
D. Thomas, Grand Coulee,
Wash.: "The Axis of Rotation of
Venus," by Thomas A. Craig
presented by Robert A. Millard
of Portland; "Detraction Grat
ings," by Bruce Bowslaugh,
presented by Charles G. Benson
of Portland.
The convention banquet will
be at the Central YMCA at 6:30
Saturday evening. At 8:30 at
Library hall in Portland Public
library, three films that are at
tracting wide attention will be
shown in colors.
One will be the building of
the 200-inch telescope, "The
Story of Palomar." The second
film will be "Solar Promi
nences," preceded by an intro
duction by T. P. Maher of Ar
lington, Ore. The third will be
of the 1945 total eclipse of the
sun and accompanying phenom
ena, taken at Wolseley, Sas
katchewan, by Paul Stevens of
the Eastman Kodak company. It
will be introduced by Carl Rich
ards of Salem.
Business meeting including
election of officers will be at
the Journal building Sunday af
ternoon at 1:30. At 2:30 a series
of papers will be presented, with
Richards presiding. They will
be:
"Meteor Patch Tracing," by
J. Hugh Pruett, presented by
James H. Karle; "A Theory of
the evolution of the Solar Sys
tem, by Herbert P. Lee of Port
land; and "Performance of i
18-inch Tile Grinding Tool," by
Harold Simmons, presented by
Cecil Post with inclusion of his
own experiences with ceramic
tile tools; and "A Clock for
Small Telescopes," by Traver S.
Martin,
Slated Mrs. Norman Shee
he (above) of Rockford, 111.,
is slated to become the new
president of the women's
auxiliary of the American Le
gion, now in convention in
Philadelphia. (AP Wirephoto)
Hereford Steer
Beef Champion
Albany,. Sept .1 A 004-pound
steer named "Chip" won the
highly-coveted grand champion
beef animal award for his owner
11-year-old Glenna Cochran of
Brownsville as beef judging was
completed in the third day of
the annual Linn county 4-H club
fair at the pavilion across from
Waverly lake., Miss Cochran is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
B. Cochran. She walked away
with four blue ribbons in her
first year of raising and showing
fat stock.
"Chip" won two of the awards
for her and she rated first in her
showmanship class and also ex
hibited the best heifer. She is a
member of the Plainview Live
stock club.
Reserve champion beef ani
mal was a steer named "Shorty,'
a pure-bred Hereford raised and
shown by Norman Holmes of
Halsey.
A tabulation of first place
beef awards follows: Yearling
heifer, Glenna Cochran; Angus
steer for market, Numan Haff-
ner, Harrisburg; shorthorn steer
for market, Doug Gatchell, Leb
anon; heifer calf, Gary Holmes,
Halsey: showmanship, first year,
Glenna Cochran; senior, Jimmy
Gorman, Crabtree.
The fair set a state record by
attracting the largest showing
of dairy animals exhibited at
any county 4-H fair so far this
year, Joe Myers, in charge of the
annual events stated Wednes
day. ' .
A total of 149 animals in six
different breeds are being shown
by almost 100 Linn county
youth.
Wayne Norman, Scio, route
3, was judged champion in vege
table garden exhibits; Joan
Griffith, Tangent, ' won first in
beekeeping exhibits; and Anne
Mackie, Tangent, was sweep
stakes winner in rose and gar
den contest.
Dallas Time Change
Early September 11
Dallas Dallas will revert to
Pacific standard time at 2 a.m
on Sunday, September 11.
This time was fixed by reso
lution early in the summer when
daylight saving was adopted for
the season.
The switchover will come a
week before the start of school
on September 19, and by that
jttme the confusion which in
A evitably results when the time is
changed should have been diss!
pated.
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Former Silverton
Woman Is Injured
Silverton Miss Alice Ballln
grud, Portland, for many years
a Silverton resident, was badly
hurt several days ago. Miss
Ballingrud, a clerical employe
of a large- Portland firm, has
followed as her hobby, amateur
photography in which she has
become proficient.
Being ambitious to gain foot
ing on a mountain while spend
ing her vacation in Sun Valley,
Idaho, Miss Ballingrud and a
companion were riding horses
up a trail to a place from where
she had planned taking pictures
of the fine scenery, when she
was thrown from her horse sus
taining two fractures of one arm,
shoulder and back injuries, base
of the brain concussion which
caused unconsciousness for some
time.
Her condition is not consider
ed too hopeful. She was placed
in a cast and will be hospitalized
for some time. Friends here may
send messages to Miss Balling
rud at St, Vincent hospital.
Attend Jones' Reunion
Woodburn Mn. A. E. Aus
tin, Mr. and Mrs. John Kallak
and Elton Jones of Woodburn
attended the reunion of the Jones
clan at Champoeg which was in
observance of the 96th anniver
sary of the coming of the S.
W. R. Jones family to Oregon.
This was the 3rd annual reunion
of the family with descendants
of six different branches of the
original family represented.
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