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Evening star., 1953-09-11
Army Accuses
Barring Secrets
Document Contained
Red Propaganda,
Senator Retorts

The Army today charged Sen
ator Mccarthy with disclosing
restricted security information
in violation of the espionage
laws. but the Wisconsin Repub-
lican fired right back with
blast of his own.
Spokesman made the charge
in releasing the full text of an
intelligence study on the psyche
logical and cultured traits of
Soviet Siberia" made in Janu-
ary, 1852, by the Far East Com
mand. Senator Mccarthy yester-
day made public portions of the
document, calling it the best
Communist propaganda I've seen
in a long time"
Inside the cover of the docu-
ment. these words appear:
This document contains in
formation affecting the national
defense of the United States
within the meaning of the espi-
onage laws. Title 18, u. S. Code,
Sections 1893 and 1874. The trans
mission or the revelation of it's
contents in any manner to an
unauthorized person is prohibit
ed by law"
Marked Restricted.
The study was marked Re
stricted-Security Information.
"Restricted' is the lowest of sew
eral secrecy claSsifications en-
ployed by the military services.
The Army said that it was de-
classifying the document from
it's restricted status now, but en-
phasized that this was done only
"as a result of prior disclosure"
Senator Mccarthy sharply
brushed aside the charge that
he had violated security in re-
leasing the document. He said
his Senate Investigations SUBJ
committee has received LESS CO.
operation from the military in
digging out Communists than
from any other branch of the
Government"
Neither the Army nor any
one else," the Senator added,
"can hide dishonesty, corruption
and communism behind any
stamp of secrecy.
IF we find they are putting
out Communist propaganda,
they can't keep it secret by
stamping it restricted and using
it in indoctrination courses.
Army Hits Back.
But the Army, in its strongly
Worded statement. hit out at
Senator McCarthy's contention
that its intelligence study was a
piece of Communist propaganda.
The Army said that if the
chairman of the Senate Investi-
cations subcommittee had re-
leased the f6ll report-particu-
larly its concluSion-instead of
only the first 20 pages, the true
purpose of the document would
have been plain.
The purpose of this study is
clearly set forth in the following
extract from its premble: To
develop an understanding Of
the Soviet people which will be
militarily useful in case Of
war" the Army said.
The parts of the report which
offended Senator Mccarthy, it
was explained, were designed to
describe the attitude of the
Soviet citizen.
1T is obvious that the neces-
sary instruction of officers and
men in this field cannot proceed
without attempting to enter the
mind and thought processes of
the Russian citizen" the De-
partment said. ITO understand
the mind of the Soviet citizen,
it is essential to consider the
Communist propaganda which
plays such an important role in
shaping that mind"
The concluding portion of the
(See MCCARTHY, Page A-6O
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Late News
Bulletin
Worker EIectrocuted

VUTKGT kTECITUI UICU
A man identified by his CO.
workers as Samuel A. Russell,
"A, of 1873 E street Sc, was
electrOcuted this afternoon as
he was working on a power
pole in the 1890 block of
Chevy Chase boulevard, ac-
cOrding to the Chevy Chase
Rescue Squad.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Ambassador Returning

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. II (F0.
Albert F. Nufer, United States
Ambassador to Argentina, is en-
route for routine consultations
In Washington and a vacation
in Cuba.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
The Increasing Flood
On Mexican Border

TOUGHER ON WETBAcKS-Attor-
ney General BrowneII moy osk for
border potroImen to holt the iIleeoI
entry Of Mexicon loborers-men who
could come here legally and sofeIy il
they only knew it, An interesting re-
view Of the situation may be reod
on poee BIZ.
CAMEL FOR coLoR-somethins
new in color schemes for miIody's
wardrobe is described and pictured in
EIeni's foshion article on poee B-l.
Evening star., 1953-09-11

Edwin Lohey, veteran labor reporter for
the Chicago Dolly News. scored q
"beot" yesterday on the resignation
Of Secretary Of Lobor Durkin.
Labor" he said, but if I can't
foster, promote and develop the
welfare of wage earners,' which
I think it says, there's no use of
me staying over there"
President Eisenhower first
dramatic cabinet crisis was that
simple to Marty Durkin.
The former Secretary of Labor
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Reds Confirm
Holding Back
j. ). AirImen
Release of Jet Ace
Fischer and Others
up to Diplomats
BY the Associated Press


acknowledged for the first time
today that the Reds are holding
Allied airmen they claim were
shot down over Manchuria. He
said their release may have to be
negotiated Through diplomatic
channels"
Australian-born Wilfred Bur-
chett of the French paper L'Hu-
First Chinese POWs Revile Reds as They
Go TO lndion Custody. Poee AS
mantle said Capt. Harold Fischer,
double jet ace from Swea City,
Iowa, was among those held.
He named no others and did
not say how many American air.
men were held.
The Reds have claimed at in
tervalS since the outbreak of the
Korean war that American pilots
were shot down over Manchuria.
Allied flyers were under strict
orders to stay away from the
Yalu River boundary and under
no circumstances to cross it.
Not Considered POW.
However, some in shot-up
planes may have crashed across
the line in Manchuia, Air Force
officials have conceded.
Burchett said Capt. Fischer
was shot down over Manchuria
and could not be considered a
prisoner of war.
The Red correspondent, who
frequently reflects official Com
munist thinking, said he felt
negotiations for Capt. Fischer's
release would have to be con-
Quoted through diplomatic
channels" He did not amplify.
Capt. Fischer was shot down
last April after bagging 10 Com
munist MIG jets. A few days
later the Red China Peiping
radio announced his capture.
35 Flyers Included.
Allied Offices have said there
are other airmen the Reds
claimed were shot down over
Manchuria being held by the
Reds. They were listed among
944 Americans for whom the
United Nation this week de-
manded an accounting. One
source placed the total at 35.
Maj. David F.. MacGhee of
Tampa, Fla, a repatriated
prisoner, said yesterday in
Tokyo he had learned from a
reliable Chinese Communist
that the Reds planned to hold
% United States flyers in Man
churia until the United States
recognizes CRed China"
Evening star., 1953-09-11

The fate of five Washington
area men once listed as prisoners
of the Chinese Communists is
still unknown, the Defense De-
partment announced today.
The department released DAT
names OF men who have been
First Two Lists Of Prisoners Still Held by
Reds. Poee AS
Evening star., 1953-09-11
By Edwin A. Lohey

The man came around to take
the private White House phone
from Martin P. Durkin'S apart
ment.
And Mr.. Durkin himself showed
up for work today at the Plumb
ers and Steamf1tterS' Union, as
casually as any steamf1tter NOV
ing his tool kit from one con-
Struction job to another. The
round-faced Chicago Irishman
seemed mildly amused at the
furor he had caused by quitting
as Secretary of Labor, a job he
worked at until 6 O'Clock last
night.
"I forget how the law reads
covering the Department of
Evening star., 1953-09-11

on amending the Taft-Hartley
Act. His resignation touched off
a chorus of critical comment
from leaders of organized labor
and Democratic Party spokes-
men quick to capitalize on this
first major break in the ranks
of the Eisenhower team"
Submitted Letter August 1.
Mr.. Durkin told a press con-
ference late yesterday that he
originally submitted his resigna-
ton August 81. He said the
President accepted it yesterday
noon after a half-hour talk
in which he urged the Secre-
tary to remain.
Did he offer to push through
amendments to the law along the
lines you favored?" Mr.. Durkin
was asked.
NO" the Secretary replied.
"If he had changed his posi-
ton, would you have been able to
continue?"
IT would say So" Mr.. Durkin
said.
Presidents Note Released.
The White House last night re-
leased President EisenhoWer's
letter accepting the resignation,
but it did not Immediately make
public Mr.. Durkin's letter of Au-
gust 81. The Secretary told re-
porters he did not have a copy
of the letter himself.
II wrote the letter at home, in
long-hand," he explained.
Later last night, the text was
released at the Presidents vaca-
ton headquarters in Denver. Mr..
Durkin's letter did not go into
the reasons for the resignation,
other than to explain he wanted
to go back to his old job as presi-
dent of the AFL plumbers union.
Mr.. Durkin told reporters he
and white House staff mem
bers" including Presidential
Counsel Bernard Stanley and
Gerald Morgan reached agree
ment in July on 19 amendments
to the Taft-Hartley Act.
"As one who comes from
labor, I always tried to abide
by agreements and have my
union members abide by them"
Mr.. Durkin said. He added that
he got the impression the admin
istration was not going to abide
by the agreement on Taft-Hart-
ley.
Doesn't Expect Change.
IT don't believe there will be
any compliance with the agree
ment that was entered into" "
he said. Later he added:
"I was told So" But he re-
fused to say who told him.
Mr.. Durkin admitted that he
had received no formal agree
ment or commitment from Gen.
Eisenhower himself. He indi-
Gated, however, that he felt the
administration as a whole was
responsible for breaking the
agreement. Many of the 19
changes, the Secretary said, were
based upon proposed amend
ments introduced by the laws
author, the late Senator Taft,
Republican of Ohio.
I'D say they we're favorable
to labor and favorable to en-
ployers," he said.
The fact that they we're not
going to be supported by the
administration, he said, was
the principal reason" for his
resignation.
Meany Cites Tradition.
The resignation brought
prompt comment from top lead
ers of organized labor. Said
President George Meany of the
AFL:
ut has long been a tradition
(See DURKIN, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1953-09-11

Texts Of Durkin Resignation and Eisen-
hower's Reply. Poee Az
Eisenhower Moy Hold Chief Justice
Choice Until Vocotion Ends. Page Al
Evening star., 1953-09-11

described as administration fall
ure to live up to an agreement
on amending the Taft-Hartley
Act. His resignation touched off
a chorus of critical comment
from leaders of organized labor
and Democratic Party spokes-
men quick to capitalize on this
first major break in the ranks
of the Eisenhower team"
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Policies
Hit in Wake Of
Durkin Action
Unions, Democrats
Are CopitoIizine
On Resignation
BY Allen Drury

The Eisenhower Administra-
tion's uneasy truce with organ
lied labor exploded into a first
class row today following the
abrupt resignation of Secretary
of Labor Durkin.
Mr.. Durkin left Office yester-
day in protest against what he
Evening star., 1953-09-11

First Chinese POWs Revile Reds as They
. Go to Indion Custody. Poqe AS
Evening star., 1953-09-11

Continued on Page All. Col. /,
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Back to College

Questions, answers and random
thoughts in the minds of up-to-the-
minute teen-agers, as they head for
campus life, are set forth by Sharon
Doran in Teen Scene
Page B-2.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
5000 CASH

ner lot; picket fence, trees: wonder
ful buy for large family; bus at door
convenient to schools and Shopping:
immediate occupancy; will not last
long at Sl2,100. Can Mr.. Milby,
Ma. $4,000; ewes, NO. 1851.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Ellison HEIGHTS

Offers an all-brick rambler with 3
%'1firepl Seps sep din rm' nn." With ; built m in
china cabinet; kit. has disposal, ex-
haust fan. dishwasher. etc: full
bsmt. with finished maids rm. or
ONCE. ia-bath and laundry area;
has auto. washer. dryer and stove.
with reas. payment. Call ia. 7-7137.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Ellison HEIGHTS

Offers an all-brick rambler with 3
erms rep. SEP leG din pain Tm V With Tm b,tih Eith
china cabinet: kit has disposal, ex-
haust fan. diShwasher. etc; full
bsmt. with finished maids room CT
ONCE. a bath and laundry area !;
has auto. washer. dryer and stove.
with reas. payment. Call IA. 7-7737.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Falls Church
OPEN | UNTIL,

3-bedrm. all brick rambler situated
in a garden-type neighborhood with
such appointments. 1920 liv. rm.,
t t2xl4 80. din. rm.: all bedTms. are
exhaust fan, disposal and washer.
This Is truly a lovely home priced
to sell this week end at $4,000.
Dirs.: To Falls Church. 60 west on
Broad St to west ST.. turn left
continue to Ellison St, turn right
and follow our open signs to 1913
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Your Choice

OF the most desirable locations in
nearby Va. We have selected these
outstanding houses as worthy Of
your consideration.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Belvedere
OPEN | IJNTII,

Modern rambler with 2 bedrms. and
den; liv. rm. has big picture win
dow; dream kitchen has disposal.
washer. pantry and breakfast space
Priced for quick sale at SI3.5OO
and terms to suit purchaser.
Dirs.: Out Columbia Pike through
Baileys Crossroads to Belvedere
Subdivision, right on Mapiewood
dr.. to 93S and our open sign.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Glebewood Realty

N1NOOWO OOu ASSCAAOV
2160 N.Glebe Rd.. Arl.; ia. 7-5!37
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
Brick-and-Stone Rambler
2914 N. Edison St., Arl.
OPEN DAILY, l TO S
In No. Arl.. garden spot, nr. York
Sssn Sssnts sihoHS sssT"; wooded saf6s os
down payment as little as $4,000 to
qualified purchaser. Directions: Out
Lee hwy. to Glebe .rd.. right / mi.
to Little Falls. rd.. left to N. Edison
st. and our sign.
John H. Miller, Jr., & Bro.
Realtors-Builders MA. s-2557 "a
DON'T SELL-RENT!
We need rentals from S75 to 5000
per month. Clients waiting. Allow
our. property MANAGEMENT service
t9 help you with your I home. cal Cal
Church. Alexandria. Arlington, Fair
fax or Herndon.
JE. 2-2620
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
FsIIS FsnitoTF Church Va Next to the ssAo Rsns
NEARBY VIRGINIA
4. ARLINGToN-S bedrms.. bath.
gas hc-w.h:; garage. lots. S19.soO.
? 4i9II HRL1NdToN-4 SsS9 bedrms.. 2 baths,
brick. 8 years old; new-house cond,.
radiant heat. garage. trees. S24.950,
s. s0iPSS 4RE1NdToN-1o Ssfe; rms. 2 baths.
oyer acre ground Gear ,;,ssss gsrags'
peony garden. s41.5oo. $4,000
4. ARLINGToN-Loveiy stone house,
8 bedrms., 2h baths. den. sunroom.
rec. Em:: 2 fiSspis.. Scar eggs eggssroaSge' oSe
5; NEAR ALExANpR1A1awhite brick.
3 yrs. old, bedrms., ga baths. 2
land, S45. 900. $4,000 cash.
8. ARLINGTON = Brick colonial.
slate roof, 8. bedrms.. 2la baths:
screened porch. maids. room and
bath. garage. oil h.-w.h. block
:. ARLfNGToN@Briek Colonial. mr..
ARMY and Navy Club. slate roof.
lots. 4 bedrms.. 3k baths. 2
screened porches. maids rm. and
sR.h.. SatR reg; sss.5oo. E5 ean te1ms. garage oil
ROMYE LAMBORN
EXCLUSIVE REALToR
or r9r rsass shs Finest In Real az Estats 1tsoa6
OA
Evening star., 1953-05-24
ChesterbrOOk

Contemporary const. offers space and
beauty to this 3-bedrm. rambler
with carport; Pullman kit: antique
brick firepl. aud de luxe paneling in
partmented bath. Priced at S17,500.
Call JA 7-7737,
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Mclean
OPEN I ITNTIT,

VI G4N O1N I Ii -
Is minutes from downtown; 4-bedrm.
house with all convens. Ia baths;
H-acre lot with trees and profusion
Of flowers. Excellent neigliborhood; !;
ideal for children; Call for further
Dirs.: West from Chain Bridge on
Route 1913 through Mclean to
Springvale ave. right to No. I42
and our Open sign.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEAR PENTAGON

Five rms, brick bungalow, lge. expan-
sible End f., bsmt.. rec. rm., lge. lot.
SIG s. 18th ST., Arl. Do not distrub
Saess SSWnels For . Apt. 70 nspset; call "a:
Evening star., 1953-05-24
LvOn VILLAGE

Spacious English Colonial designed
for family living. 1st fl. has liv, rm
with stone firepl. sep. din. rm.. lge.
kit. breakfast rm., den and screened
porch: "rd fl. has 4 twin-sized bed
rms. and . classified baths; lge.
Gear att. garage with s-rm Serv-
ants apt. above. Priced at S32 800.
Call ia. 2-7137.
GlebeWood Realty
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Mclean

Is minutes from downtown; 4-bedrm.
house with all convens. IA baths !;
A-acre lot with trees and profusion
OF flowers. Excel. neighborhood, ideal
for children. Can for further details.
IA, 2-7737.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Your Choice

OF the most desirable locations in
nearby Va. We have selected these
outstanding houses as worthy of
your consideration.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
RY OWNEP

WOODLAND - Brick
Cape Cod. spacious bedrms.. tiled
hath, living rm. with fireplace,
separate dining rm., equipped kit,
stairs, finished with cypress panel
ing, partially divided by built in
bookcases. Can be used as 2 rooms.
Huge bath, large, dry bsmt. with
outside entrance. Oil heat, det.
and church; > blocks from bus.
Priced for immed. sale. Dir: Out
Lee hwy to. Glebe rd. left on
Glebe rd. to nth St, right on 18th
to AIS North 18th ST., Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
OPEN 2-6
PICTURE-BOOK STYLE

q most attractive setting near Falls
Church. CuStom-built brick home
featuring large entrance hail, 1st-n
half bath, lge. kit. and brkfst. nook
finished in knotty pine, beautiful
Zee. living rm. with bay window and
f-epI.. bright and roomy din. I'm.
KNOTTY PINE DEN. screened porch
Upstairs are 3 cheerful and airy
bedrms.. de luxe tile bath. Full bsnt
withoutside entrance. Towerln1
shade tees cover velvety lawn
lice. S2O.75O. Won't last long
q -ctions: Drive out Lee hwy; tc
Wretmoreland st, straight ahead
about "a mi. to Haycock I'd, left
t. 1000 and open house. Mr.
Hathaway on premises.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
BelVedere

Mod. rambler with , bcdrms. and
den: liv. rm. has big picture win
dow; dream kit. has disposal
washer, oantry and 5rsakfas: space.
Priced for quick SAFE at S13.5n0,
and ;erms to suit purchaser. Call
Evening star., 1953-05-24
ChesterbroOk
OPEN / UNTIL

Contemporary const. offers space and
beauty to this 3-bedroom rambler
with carport; Pullman kit; antique
liv. rm.; separate dining L. COM
partmented bath. Priced at ST.. 800
Dirs.: Out Old Dominion DIR. to the
overpasS. left on Kirby rd. tt
Chesterfield ave. right 2 blocks I'd
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Lyon Village

Spacious English Colonial designed
for family living. Isl a. has liv. rm.
kit, breakfast fn., den and scr.
porch; 2nd 4. has 4 twin sized bed
rms. and Q classified baths: lge.
bsmt. with stone firepl. and la-bath:
2-car att. garage with 2-rm. serv-
ants apt. above. Priced at $32.bO0.
Gall IA O-rr2Z
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Sleepy Hollow

Custom built for cool comfort, beauty
and spaciousness, 3 lse. bedrms.. 2
baths. liv. rm. w./firepl. and built
in bookcases; step-down din. rm.;
workshop and firepl. Lot S0x30O.
well Handicapped with patio for out
door living. Price. S27,500, and
terms arranged. Call ia. 7-1731.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
ARLINoToN-FALLs CHURCH
OPEN 10 A.M.-DARK
AT LAST

al AtaO4
SECOND SECTION OF BROoKFARM
NOW OFFERED. THE ENTIRE
FAMILY SHOULD SEE THEIR NEW
HOME. NOW READY FOR INSPEC.
TION. YOU HAVE A CHOICE OF 10
EXTERIOR DESIGNS. 3-BEDRM.
ETf5,IS sE1S6 RAMRLEEs RsTdk pHEE MAFTE BE1fNN WiN
Bow IN BsMT. BuILT-1N BRKFsT,
ALL ONE PRICE: Sls;9So; pE5 SEE
GAIH 6hIEr 81 Our aSsO HSs HTY EEE rs Apf BRo36 9
ST. IN FALLS CHURCH. RIGHT 10
TRAFFIC LIGHT AT WEST ST.
LEFT ABOUT BLKS. TO BROOK
FARM SIGN
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Sleepy Hollow
OPEN / TINTII.

Custom built for cool comfort. beauty
baths, liv. rm. with firepl and built
in bookcases, step-down dining rm..
kite with laundry area. bsmt. with
workshop and fireplace. Lot S0x300.
well handicapped with patio for out
door living. Price S27.50O and
terms arranged
Dirs.: Out Arlington blvd. to Seven
Corners, left on Sleepy Hollow rd.
to Holmes run rd:. right to No. PIG
and our open sign.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
CHERRYDALE
m,AuSTROPHOBIA

NA&AOOA = ava A4S@~
Have no fear of it in this spacious
45-ft.. 3-yr.--old brick rambler
age. in q high area. 8 lovely bed
rooms. Smart shadow wall be-
tween din. rm. and kitchen. Big,
beautiful bsmt. with clothes washer.
"a bath and outside entrance.
Shopping. across the street. This
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, of Glebe. ia. 10000
Evening star., 1953-05-24
50 Rnn-4G LOAN

Can be assumed. $3.50 down pay
ment. 3-bedrm. corner cutie in new
house condition. Modern kit. COM
plete with washer. Tile bath. Treed
lot. Must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Call IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
OPEN 1-6
Mr.. Wash. Calf & CITY. Club
3 BEDRMS., 2 TILE BATHS
600 Enn

kS-ft. rambler. Vacant. Immediate
occupancy. Side screened porch. Pic
turesQue setting. Huge lv. rm. with
picture window and 1repl.. separate
washer. wide lot. Sidewalks. Close
to bus. Drive out today. Lee hwy.
to Glebe rd. turn right and drive
past Wash. Golf and Country Club
and open house. Mr.. Carroll on
premises.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
THAT
WHITE
COTTAGE

Cony. located in Falls Church area.
Ju& . blks. school and bus. This
. fiaculate home features 2 lge.
bedrms., equipped kit. with break
fast space. gas heat. Priced to sell
st. ssv.n,: sll 995 .. With tban Sanp 81 200 down.
Arfax Realty, JE. 2-1450
Evening star., 1953-05-24
NEARBY FAIRFAX

Brick Cape Cod In excel. neighbor-
hood. Close 20 Pentagon and all
conv. Liv. rm., din. rm., elec. kit.
screened porch. 2 twin-size bedrms.
and bath, plus finished rm. and
bath in bSmt.; garage. A quality
home with many extras. 3l5 8.
Irving st OWNER ia &.1lS9.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
6 BEDROOMS-3BA BATH

Modern. wooded. ideal for large fam
ture window. f1replaces. 37-tt. rec.
rm.; conv. TO schools. shopping and
buses. Open today. l13 s. Abcr-
deem St. of Arl blvd. FRANK j.
MCFARLAND, IA. 1-I177,
Evening star., 1953-05-24

REALTOR
2e12 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-s3oO
Evening star., 1953-05-24
THE SUNDAY STAR Bit
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MAY "a, 1883
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21
Corn Festival
Due October 7

The women and children are
not being forgotten in the planning
for the First Annual WRFD- Ohio
Corn Festival, to be held October
18th at the WRFD radio farm five
miles north of Worthington on
U. S. Route o23). A special SER
les of events under the general IT,
tie of maize Magic" has been an
nounced by Mary Lou Pfeiffer,
committee chairman.
One of these events will consist
of displays depicting the uses of
corn in family living, traced from
early pioneer days to the present
time. Participating in this project
will be members of the Farm
Bureau and Grange along with
home demonstration agents and
professional home economics tea
cherS.
A poster contest will be a fea-
tured event for the children. Post
erS submitted in the competition
will have corn and corn products
as their theme.
Other events in the "Maize
Magic" activities will include a
corn craft exhibit, popcorn display,
novelty arrangement display, and a
corn pOne contest.
Members of the "Maize Magic"
committee as announced by Mrs.
Pfeiffer are: Mrs. Litta Robertson,
Ohio Farm Bureau; Miss Grace
Beckwith, FILA, Ohio State Uni
verSity.
Miss Elizabeth Huck, Ohio Fuel
Gas Company; Mrs. c. w. Skinner,
Ohio State Grange; r. Bruce Tom,
Ohio State Grange; Gus limbaugh,
Ohio State Grange; Robert Worrell,
All Club, Ohio State University;
H. w. HarShfield, All Club Exten-
sion Service; and Miss Cleoral
Ewalt, extension home economics
editor, Ohio State University.
The women and children's activ-
tiles are scheduled to run stimuli
taneously with the other events at
the WRFD Ohio Corn Festival
which includes the first State
Mechanical Corn Picker Contest
ever to be held in Ohio. Winners of
the Ohio Cor Picker competition
will be qualified to enter the ma
tional contest later in the year at
Bloomington, Illinois.
In the event of rain, the Festival
will be held October 9th or 14th.