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. DUB THEE COOK THAT PORK! NEW HAVEN, Conn. 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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. 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