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10 Capita Journal, Salem, Ore., Saturday, June 21, 1952 Leads Assigned in Annual Ashland Shakespeare Show Ashland Top roles in the Oregon Shakespearean festival for 1952 were almost evenly di vided between newcomers to the event and old hands, as rehears als for the coming season opened in Ashland this week. Almost all the actors in the company of 60 appear in several roles In the four plays which run in rotation from August 1 through August 30 in Ashland. In "Julius Caesar," four play ers well known to festival au diences will piny top roles. Bill Oyler, Stanford university, will be seen as Brutus; Bill Ball, Carnegie Tech, Mark Antony; Paul Kliss, Buhl, Idaho, Caesar; and Philip Hanson, University of Illinois, Cassius. The lead in the chronicle play, "Henry V," went to a newcomer, Hichard Risso of San Jose State. Others prominent in that play include Dion and Virginia Chesse of San Francisco, who play Flu ellen and Katherine respectively. John Bettencourt of Rio de Ja neiro, Brazil, who plays Har fleur. All are newcomers. In "Much Ado About Noth ing," Richard Graham of New York, veteran festival actor and director, plays Benedick; Elea nor Prosser, a newcomer from San Marino, Calif., plays Bea trice; Pat Hines, Corpus Chrlsti, Texas, and here for the first time plays Leonado, and Philip Hanson plays Dogberry. Paul Kliss will be seen as Prospero in "Tempest"; Doug lass Meeker, Washington State speech Instructor from Portland, plays Caliban; Bill Ball plays Ariel, and Tom Brennen, Cleve land, Ohio, plays Trinculo. Mee ker and Brennen are new here. The producing director, Angus Bowmer, and all three play di rectors Graham, Hanson and Allen Fletcher of Yale university are festival veterans. Eighteen states and one for eign country are represented in the company. India's ancient Code of Manu forbade use of barbed or poison arrows for killing a fnc who had thrown down his arms. German Youths 'Sold' on Oregon Washington VP) Two German youths are on their way home, fully sold on the state of Ore gon. The youths are Hans-Eber- hard Schmidt of Stuttgart and Gerd Blaesser of Berlin, both of whom studied physics at Oregon State college, Corvalhs, as ex change students. They stopped in Washington this week and visited with vari ous members of the Oregon con- gressional delegation. Blaesser summed up their im pression of Oregon when he said: "We had no choice as to the school we could attend but it: couldn't have been better. We found the people friendly and the state was beautiful." Scientists Use Novel Methods In Dealing With Cancer Chemist Elected Walla Walla VP) William Haley, Seattle research chemist, was elected president of the Pa cific Northwest Crop Improve ment association here Friday, succeeding H. M. Wilbanks of Spokane. Corvallis W) A scientist has grafted together as many as 80 little animals into a single liv ing mass in an attempt to learn how organisms meet the prob lem of overgrowth. The result eventually may help to solve the cancer problem. The animals are microscopic one - celled creatures called stentors. Dr. Vance Tartar, Nahcotta, Wash., biologist, hooked dozens of these little animals together in an attempt to make a multi celled creature. He sought to find out whether it could or ganize many mouths and other parts into one orderly system. By RENME TAYLOR (Ajiocleted Preu Science Reporter) amount of protoplasm. Eventu ally it died. The synthetic stentor's prob lem is related to cancer because malignancy is essentially an ex cessive growth of protoplasm over which the body has no control. ur. Tartar also announced a method of predicting the time for placing "sets ' for the grow ing of Olympia oysters, a wide ly known variety raised in the Puget Sound area. A set is an apartment house for oysters, made of the card board squares used in egg cases. I he cardboard is covered with cement which sets and forms a hard-walled cell-block in which little oysters can grow in peace. The set has to be put on the bay bottom within a two or three day period at a certain stage of the oyster's larval growth.. Dr. Tartar found that average a 1 r temperatures determine when this critical growth period Dr. Tartar reported the initial results of the experiment before the American Association for the Advancement of Science here. It made some feeble attempts to take care of itself as an in- any system to control its excess I will be Pupils Appear The sixth in a series of art recitals was presented Friday night by the pupils of Mr. and Mrs. . Donald Jessop. The fol lowing program was given. Frollcklni Waves Wlselns Aeroplane Stunts Willi am Lewie Daviea Bobby Blue Hopkliu Little Wild Duck Hoist ad Laura Moore The Ice Skater' Prollc Van Nort me Euay mid Wheel Jeue Sharon Brown Hymn Rousseau Susie, Little flwsle Folk Sons Valerie Jeuop Lullaby Brahma Carrot Patch Plckena Margaret Mallorle Morning Call Hanaon Basil Bassoon and the Oboe.., Ktmes J'Leanne Johnson Concertino Kuchler Allegro moderato andante rondo, flytvia Jessop, volln ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN (DOWNTOWN CHURCH) ' Rev. John L. Cauble, Pastor A.M. Sunday School. 11:00 A.M. Mornint Worship. 2:00 P. M. Leaguers meet at the church lor outing. ALL ARE INVITED Sonatina In P (Pint Movement) .Beethoven Gypay Caravan Eentley Richard Davles Prom a Lighthouse Window Burnam Marian Ratzlaff Minuet Bach Helter Skelter Lemont , Janle Riches Scherzo Armand Mary Beth Van Cleave Invention In P....i. 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