Monday, February 15, 1954
Page 8
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SaJem, Oregon
Society Rejects
Joliof-Curie
NEW YORK Ifl - A member
ship application from Nobel Prize
winning French Chemist-physicist
time. Irene Joliot-Curie has been
rejected by the American Chem
ical Society on the belief she is
Communist.
Mme. Joliot-Curie said in 1948
when she came to America for
a lecture tour and was detained
briefly on Ellis Island that she
was sympathetic to Communism
"in many things" but was not a
party member.
Disclosure of her application
came in correspondence published
by the monthly Bulletin 'of the
Atomic Scientist, out Monday.
Mme. Joliot-Curie was ousted by
the French government from its
atomic energy commission in 1951.
Her husband. Frederic Joliot .
Curie had been removed-as head
of the body a year earlier because
of Communist associations.
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COOK THAT PORK!
NEW HAVEN, Conn. W) A
superior court judge has ruled
that a butcher can't be held re
sponsible if a customer gets tri
chinosis from improperly cooked
pork.
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Queen Elizabeth of Britain, following royal tradition, dubs
Sir Garfield Barwick, Q.C., at Government House in Sydney,
Australia. The Queen is currently touring the British Empire.
In London, secret preparations are being made for the Queen
and her husband, the Duke of Edinburg, to visit the United
States as President Eisenhower's guest next fall it was revealed
in a story copyrighted by the New York Daily News. (UP Tele-photo)
Silverton Legionnaires
At Valley Meeting
SILVERTON Among local
momlmrs nf Delhert Kccvcs post
and unit No. 7, American Legion,
attending the Friday meoung oi
Mm.;,., nniinfv rntinril and as-
sembly at Mill City were Mr. and
Mrs. Kalph Francis, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Billings, Mrs. Mae Higin
knii,.m Mr nnri Mrs. Dewev
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. F. M- Powell
and the auxiliary president, Mrs.
L. P. Ochlcr.
An unusually large group at
tended from over the county.
Special guests included the
jtmmsnHnr nnri president of
District No. 2, Harold N. Lich-
tenthclcr df Dayton, ana Mrs.
Clarence B. Grund of Monmouth.
Also present was District vice
commander, John fliuir, aim
City, past District commanders
Fred I.ucht of Mt. Angel and
Frank M. Powell, Silverton; and
past District 2 presidents, Mn.
Lucht and Mrs. Hurry Hum
phreys of Stayton, who gave a
brief talks.
You've heard about it, read about it-now
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See the range of the
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in our store
A cake baked in less than one
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A hot dog prepared in only 12
seconds
A chicken ready to eat in 2
minutes
A pot of water boiling in 10
seconds
A ham and cheese sandwich
grilled in 12 seconds
A potato baked in only one
minute
k A steak cooked in only 45 seconds
This Radar Range is being demonstrated it is not for sole, but housewives
of the future will probably be cooking with rodar. It uses the principle of
wartime radar waves. These ranges are now in use on ships, in hotels ond
restaurants, and by the Armed Forces.
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Bulte Miners
Stall Election
BUTTE, Mont. OH Bulte Mi
ners' Union No 1, stalled in its
bid for a National Labor Rela
tions Board election, moved Sun
day for a District Court election
to determine its bargaining agent
The action was voted by an
estimated 800 miners affiliated
with the International Union of
Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
(Ind) They afe warring with a
group affiliated with the United
Steel Workers of America (CIO)
over what union shall represent
them i
The steel workers' group blocked
a proposed NLRB election through
legal action It insisted instead
that a vote be held jointly by
Butte miners and Anaconda smel
termen in a single bargaining unit.
An NLRB examiner said a hear
ing will be held hero about March
1 on the dispute.
Dist. Judge John B. McClergnan
warned, however, that should there
be "failure, resfual or inability"
on an election by March 1, the
court would appoint an impartial
labor relations board of its own.
The CIO faction bolted the
IUMM&SW last December, charg
ing its leadership was Communist
dominated. Mine-Mill was ousted
from the CIO in 1950 on a similar
charge.
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FIVE PENSIONKRS
BURNED TO DEATH
EKSJOE, Sweden UP Five
pensioners were burned to death
in a fire at an old folks home
here early Monday. Police report
ed several others were severely
burned.
WINDOW GAZING CLASS
MALDEN, Mass. - A Maiden
high school pupils can earn di
ploma credits by gazing out the
window. The meteorology class
encourages the window gazing
lor gatnering weather data.
LETTUCE
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Woodburn
Phone 3 4311
: WOODBURN Cuests at the
j home of Mrs. Blaine Mct'ord
; during the work were her
i daughter, Mrs. Charles Spear of
Coos Bay and Miss Betsy Spear,
granddaughter of Mrs. McCnrd.
The visitors left Friday for their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Beer of
vtnndhiirn were driving on
Highway 22. six miles west nf
Dallas last week whrn their car
went out of control and over-,
turned. They were badly sh.ik- i
en up and the car suffered minor
damages.
Mr. and Mrs. Al May of May's j
I Furniture Co. in Woodhurn
spent last week in San Fran
cisco, Calif , amending the fur
niture market
I'raitice dates fur the newly or
ganized band at St. Luke's pa
, rochial school have been rhang
; ed to Tuesdays from 4 to B p.m. I
at the schooi with J. L. Dyrud
! of Silverton as instructor.
; Irvin Westenskow, owner of
i the I'ix theatre In Woodburn,
left last week for a four-weeks
trip to Palm Springs, Calif., and
Las Vrgai, Nev.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Butterfield
returned home Saturday in their
ear from Santa Barbara, Calif.,
where they have been since I)e-1
cemlier M visiting their two sons
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