Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 21, 1956, Page 9, Image 9

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    Salem, Oregon, Wedr$sda$ March 21, lio6
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Silverton Woman's
Club Entertained
SILVERTON At the past week's
meetine of the Silverton Woman's
club at the First Christian church
social rooms, a leticr was read
from the president of district No.b
: .Mrs. Vern Van Horn ' Port
land, announcing the all day dis
trict meeting, Thursday, April 5,
at Monmouth. Delegates, from Sil
verton will be appointed in the
near future.
Plans were favored for baying
a tea set for the club.
As an entertaining and educative
program feature, Mrs. George Mc
Neill demonstrated the psycho
logical and mental hygiene phase
of her topic: "New Words for an
Old Song," in dramatic -renditions
of brief articles.
Special visiting guests- at the
meeting were Mrs. Alvin Legard
and Mrs. Lily Hallock of Silverton,
and Mrs. Guy Hubbs of Dodson,
Minn., who is a house guest of the
Frank Hubbs and with her hus
band, is returning home from a
winter spent in Costa Mesa, Calif.
A social hour was observed, with
tea hostesses, Mrs. Charles Hoyt,
Mrs. George Christenson, Mrs. P.
L. Brown and Mrs. Edward Zet-zewitz.
WILLAMINA The Civic club
will meet Thursday, March 22, at
2 p.m. in the sub-auditorium of
the Lutheran church. 1 Mrs. Ray
Morrison will bo chairman. . .The
Girl Scouts will present the pro
gram. 4
MOLALLA District No. 2 FL
convention to be in Salem May
12, was discussed at Molalla FL
club meeting, Friday evening. Mrs..
Oleta Mautz and Mrs. Frances,
Wells were elected delegates to
the convention. Mrs. Doris Rich
ardson, Miss Jean Peterkin and
Mrs. Audra Marson were named
on the auditing committee. The
' club discussed giving a dance for
the Theta Rho club, with a defi
nite date to be announced later,
Also up for discussion was the
scrapbook.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Bonnie Corbin and Mrs. Lora
Lee Stafford. The hostess gift was
received by Mrs. Betty Wvnn. St.
Patrick's day motif was carried
out in refreshments, favors and
flowers.
AURORA Memners of the
Aurora Women's Club served
ham dinner family-style Saturday
evening, March 17, to the public,
in the Aurora American Legion
hall, with Anita Ostborn, Canby
high school exchange student from
Sweden as guest speaker.
Mrs. Ernest Wright was com
mittee chairman in charge.
Car tridse-Like Rocket to Jloist
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First Earth Satellite Into Orbit
BALTIMORE (f-A rocket re
sembling a. huge rifle cartridge
72 feet Jong and only 45 inches in
diameter at its widest point will
carry the earth's' first man-made
moon 300 miles into outer spice in
about 10 minutes.
The first oublic doscriDtion of
the 22,600-pound 'Vanguard rocket
was given yesterday in a joint
Navy-Glenn L. Martin Co. an
nouncement. Martin is building the three
stage rocket, which is scheduled
for launching from the Air Force
jnissile test center at Cocoa, Fla.,
Visitors Garner ,
Major Share of "
Elks Bridge Wins
Portland, Corvallis and Salem
divided top honors at the March
master point competition of. tne
local unit .of the American Con
tract Bridge League .
In a nine-table duplicate tour
nament at the Elks, club winners
were Mrs. L. O. Gigandct and Mrs.
George Horton, both of Portland,
and Mrs. Paul F. Burris and R.
D. Hutchinson of Corvallis.
In the master pairs champion
ship being run off by the Elks
Duplicate Bridge club in two ses
sions, leadership at the halfway
mark went to Mrs. Arthur L.
Lewis and Elmer 0. Berg. .
Junior pairs championship also
is1 being decided in two sessions
at the Elks club with Mrs. Doug
las Chambers and Mrs. Richard
Chambers taking a lead in the
first tournament. Corvallis also
carried away a major share in the
top scores of the second March
master point of the Elks Dupli
cate Bridge club'. Winners were
Mrs. R. D. Hutchinson of Corval
lis and Mrs. Marlin Thompson of
Gold Beach; Mrs. Lucetta Mc
Coskrie and Mrs. Jose Moritz,
both of Corvallis; Jack Shepard
of Corvallis and William E. Kim
sey; and Mrs. Paul F. Burris and
Ellis H. Jones.
AURORA TEAM PLANNED
AURORA The Aurora Commu
nity club will again sponsor the
Aurora baseball team.
Al Mendenhall, player manager,
is linins uo Dlavers.
Aurora will play in the Tualatin
Valley League again this year.
' Eddv Smith is business manager
and Louise Smith, secretary-treas
urer.
as part of this country's participa
tion m the International Geophysi
cal Year, 1955-58.
Martin said the Vanguard will
be the "first liquid fuel rocket de
signed to be controlled without the
use of fins," an innovation termed
scientific break - through by
Martin engineers." .
The rocket will be guided by. a
power plant installed on a semi
pivot, making possible directional
changes in the stream of power
from the rocket's tail. This plant
will guide the rocket.
The first stage will boost the
rocket practically s t r a i g ht up
about 38 miles above the earth.
The second stage, which fits just
above the first, will ignite immed
iately upon separation and proceed
on a progressively more inclined
trajectory to an altitude of about
140 miles. At a predetermined
point in its flight, the second stage
rocket will jettison its streamlined
nose encasing the third - stage
rocket, leaving it and the satellite'
exposed.
After its burnout, at about 140
miles altitude, the second - and
third-stage combination will coast
upward until It reaches the satel
lite's orkit 300 miles above the
earth and about 700 mites horizdh
tally 'from the launching point.
Stage 3 be gfcen a spinning
motion to insure stability on its
orbit before the second-stage rock;
et drops off.
Stage 3 has the task of increas
ing speed up to 18,000 miles an
hour, a velocity high enough to
counteract the earth's .gravitation
al pull. .
PnfrDifecfof
Naed Boss of
Poland's Reds
VIENNA UJ - Edward Ochab,
who purged Polish farm trade un
ion and army ranks, has been
named to Succeed Boleslaw Bierut
as boss of Poland's Communist
party.
Warsaw radio today announced
the election of Ochab as first sec
retary of the Communist United
rWorkers' party. Ifcerut died in
bMscow Marcf? 12. '
Ochab, now 50 and a long-time
Red, rose Through the ranks to
such key posts as boss of the peas
ant cooperatives, htad of the trade
ifhions, political chief of the army
and Politburo member. .
Sources in Vienna have predict
ed that the new secretary will
shaje a "collective leadership" of
Communist Poland along with
Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz and
President Alexander Zawadski,
with Moscow exercising even clos
er supervision than in the past.
Ochab has been a frequent par
ty critic and whip. At the party's
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