Tuesday, April 21, 1953
Past 14
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem,. Oregon
Polk County Homemakers
Plans at Rickrcall Ready
Final plant for the seventh
. annual Folk county homemak
era festival were , announced
.today by Mn. Roy Nelson,
chairman of the Polk county
Home extension committee.
Registration will begin at
am on May 7 In the Rlckreall
grange hall.
. ; The program will begin
promptly at 10:00 in the audi
torlum of the Rickreall grade
school.
' Some of the highlights of the
festival will be a colqr movie
taken in Folk county showing
the home extension program, a
set of color slides, a fashion
show, a skit, "Greeting from
Oregon State College," and a
speaker.
Mrs. Viola Shaffer Wells of
Denver, Colo., a former Folk
county extension agent, will be
the commentator for the style
how. Approximately BO gar
ments made by extension mem'
bers will be modeled.
NEW HORMONE
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Dr. Nathaniel I. Berlin
'; (above), research medical
'. physicist of the American
Cancer Society, announced
' discovery f a new hormone
at Berkeley. Discovery was
made by five scientists at the
University of California.
(UP Telephoto)
Weather Favorable
For Spifflebug Pest
' Warm weather last Sunday
will remind strawberry grow
ers that rapid growth of straw-
berry plants will be followed
by splttlebug development. Al
though the amount of splt
tlebug damage cannot be
forecast, the average grower
should prepare for splttlebug
control every year.
' Past experience has shown
that Splttlebug nymphs hatch
as the fruiting spurs are un
folding. As the nymphs enlarge,
they secrete the protective
masses of spittle which accounts
for the name, splttlebug. Effec
tive control depends upon ap
plying poisonous dusts before
the nymphs have much protec
tion from the spittle masses.
The amount of splttlebug In
Jury may vary within the field
er between fields. For this rea
son, It is Important that each
strawberry grower make fre
quent spot checks in his field
for splttlebug activity.
Britons Released in.
Korea Leave Moscow
Moscow, VP) A Royal Air
Force transport plane carrying
ix Britons and an Irish priest
liberated after long internment
in North Korea took off here
today for Berlin, Germany, en
route to England.
The seven liberated inter
nees arrived here yesterday by
train at the end of a long trek
across Siberia. North Korean
authorities turned them over to
the Russians April 8 after the
Soviet Union agreed to a Brit
ish appeal to use its good office
in obtaining their repatriation.
Oregon Electric Train
Makes Last Run Today
Portland, VP) Another of
Oregon's few electric lines
closed down Tuesday.
The Pacific Northwest Elec
tric Railway Association said
It was converting its electric
line serving Gresham and
Boring to a dlesel operation.
The last electric train Is to
leave Portland at midnight
Tuesday.
Mrs. Monroe Cllne of Inde-
pendence has taken a color
movie for the Polk county ex
tension service. More than 100
Polk county extension unit
members have taken part in
the production of this movie,
which shows some of the out
standing events in the home
extension prorgam during the
year.
. Mrs.' Malno Relchert, Polk
county extension agent, will
show a set of color slides taken
during the year. More than 250
Folk county women have had
their pictures taken for this set
of slides.
The Airlle-Suver unit will
oresent a humorous skit,
"Workshop Worries." This skit
will oresent some or tne auu-
culties encountered when the
extension tailoring workshop
had to share the same room
with the Polk county well baby
clinic.
The noon luncheon will be I
served in the Rickreall grange
hall by the home economics
club of the grange.
Child care and lunch wiil be
provided by the grange ladies
for a small fee.
A special invitation Is Issued
by the Folk county home ex-!
tension committee to all the
ladies in other counties, says
Mrs. Nelson.
The Polk county homemak
ers' festival is open to the pub
lic and everyone Is Invited.
Communists
Soviet Puppets
Washington VP) A govern
ment board Tuesday branded
the U. S. Communist Party as
"a subsidiary and puppet of the
Soviet Union" and ordered the
party to bare its membership
lists and give financial account
tog. :-t
The order Is sumbject to re
view by the courts. -
' The four present members of
the Subversive Activities Con
' X Board agreed unanimously
t..4 the party "is substantially
directed, dominated and con
trolled" by Moscow.
The party, the board said,
"operates primarily to advance
the objectives" of a Russian-directed
world Communist movement
The board's order was issued
almost 19 months after former
Atty. Gen. J. Howard McGrath
started a registration proceed
ing against the party.
Indications are that It will be
a year or more before the Su
preme Court has the final say
on constitutionality of the 1930
International Security McCar
ran Act under which the board
acted.
Denies Challenge to
Duel Over Woman
Frankfurt, Germany, 0U9
U. S. Army sociologist Blon-
dell E. Groseclose pleaded In
nocent today to charges he
challenged an American Army
captain to a pistol duel for the
love of a pretty German
woman.
Groseclose, 39, a native of
Idaho where he said "we have
our own code on the frontier,"
pleaded Innocent also to two
secondary charges of threaten
ing to kill his rival and the
woman.
He was accused of handing
a pistol to Capt. Charles D.
Tarpley, SB, of Henderson,
Tenn., and challenging him to
a duel to the death for the
hand of petite Dr. Margarete
Meyer.
Three Injured When
Two Autos Collide
Albany Three members of
a Vancouver, Wash., family
suffered minor injuries Sun
day when their car struck an
other at the Mlllersburg cross
ing on Salem road. Hurt were
Mrs. Ethel Egbert and two
children, David and Nancy.
Mrs. Egbert's husband, Mel
vln B. Egbert, according to in
formation procured by state
police, was driving north be
hind a car driven by Robert
Carter Hamilton, RFD 2, Al
bany, and the collision occur
red when Hamilton started
turning left.
Mrs. Egbert was the only
one of the family treated at
the Albany General hospital,
but she was not detained there.
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LADIES' COATS
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Outing Flannel
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Orion-Nylon
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Outing Flannel
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