The news-review., March 13, 1957, Page 7, Image 7

Bronx Schoolboy
Now Eligible For
1,000 Prize
Garden Valley FFA
Boys At Convention
S26 5,000 Prize .JDrr u"y- iti
vruf vnpir i i M" left Monday to attend the state
NEW YORK 11 A 10-vear- mnnli .11. .
old Bronx wnoolooy, a hu at Terry Raddati and Gary Conn
science, lets first crack at win-. left early Sunday morning via Port
nmg a po. itle 2o6,0Q0 on a tele- land to attend the convention, also,
vision quu allow. I
He's Robert Strom. whose, tum J C'liforiiia
knowledge of chemistry, physics, I, 'J1"1 Michel returned Saturday
astrophysics, astronomy and other! " San Calif., where he is
sciences is astounding. working and attending night
Robert gave an example of his ' JJL"1
genius Tuesday night by collect- X ui-SS S i, X V-f C
ins th ton nri nn rR-Tfc. - F- Mlcnel- Richard Goodenough
WO jQuetfon" to oSally tl:c"" to Rosrturg "to
world't biggest!' TV quit show T nlm- ,. ,
prize o n Dunn ' now working for
Young Strom fielded four tricky Dr' Bru HJtrickv .
questions to win the J64.000 priie. 1 . Mr ,n" Mr- Emmet Walters
One example: The French astron-' iLi4' returned from a two months
Oomer Messier calculated, by num- ftsidence m California where Wal
ber. different star clusters and l.er me "rfx-ntry work for
jiebulae. To what did he assign
-lhe number 13?
He reeled off the answer
promptly: Great star cluster in
Hercules. The other three ques
tions were equally hard, but Rob
ert answered them with ease.
Just a few hours prior to the
show, the sponsor, a cosmetics
firm, announced that $64,000 would
no longer be the top prize. Any
one reaching that figure, UtaW
said,
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uicuua. a
Mr. aniTMrs. W. C. Thuriow
have moved to 1610 NW Calkins
Road. They sold their farm to Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Orjala and two
children of Sacramento, Calif., who
are moving in this week.
Alan Madson is using the spring
vacation to plant 200 prune trees.
to 256,000.
The reason for boosting the
m19aa civi-alrac m on d 4 nsa Ht ,
qualified to try and double, ("The' $64,000 Ouestion" had fallen
triple and quadruple his winnings ' behind a competitor.
It It' moving...
thai-o'o friction
Where thetro'ts friction O
you need Ctt&l
BBAIG ERVlOE
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kpt3 itiat twafingt rolling t)NofthwM?
inavttfiei ptantt it our bwif)
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KARlUa WALKS
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Wed., Mar, 13, 1?S7 The Nmlm, Kowsurj, Ore. 7
Car Financing Slitsd For Stnaf Hurinf
WASHINGTON' Ml A Senate
subcommittee will spes h'-anngs
March M 93 chir-i of wide
spread abtnex ra ear financing
practices. Sen. Menrsoey (D-Okiai
said Tuesday.
Monronry. chairmin ad the Au-
tomobtle Marketing Practices tub-
survey had reveakd m number of!
poults which should be explored. 1
He named then ai "Weifcl and
deceptive insuraace charges, hteh
and misiacdentaod f i 1 1
charfes, ae-dmrafayneat plan
requiring ft car bttfer to atart
gage his furniture or food, bai
looa' Botes a which the last par
aent equate ffiasy ktmdreds of
dollars that muat be refinanced,
and repoMeaaaoa akacaea."
South Carolina rf tt :a sanal
from Carahtt, die LaUA name 5
King Charlea I at Eagbad, So doe
North Cantbia. ,
Wood I sasoust
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Pf fUR. CORE SLAK
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CWEN'S CHORUS of the Berkeley Baptist Divinity School of
BeBeley, Calif,, is scheduled to present a program of
sacred music at the First Baptist Church in Roseburg
March 7 at 11 a.m. It is composed of 25 men directed
pby John Minter, instructor of musft at the Divinity school.
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Christiai Science
Lecturer To Speak
It will present o program including anthems, hymns, Negro
folk songs and student testimonies. The school is grad
uate seminary for the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast
states, according fo Jie Rev. Euggne GerlitoJ Roseburg.
The concert will be public.
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Circuit Court-
Decorating Takes Meeting Limelight0 ,
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HUFFY CLKTRIC
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Blue Diamond & -- '5tw
UY WHERE YOU SHARt IN THt SAVING
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FREE PARKING AT THE FARM BUREAU
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By EDITH DUNN 1 also discussed. Mn. Leslie Heatos
The Subject of iiiterwr decor- reported oa iista for the city piay
ating took the limelight at the last ! ground and psr's and: some tenait
meeting of Bet "rj'i Chapter of Ep-J courts. o
siiou Sigma Alpha at Ike home ofi it was reported that c croon at
Mrs. rorrest Solomon, rnemben will eo to the home of
Featured speaki was Robert. June Bean in Roseburg March 12
r Complaints Fii4
LfeCa A. W5n va. Floyd and
Ella Morm. lyunlift seeks collec
tion of SSoO promissory note.
Lavern Landers vs. Nathan L.
and Roie A. Addis and Dan Ad-
dis. Ptirtntitt asks CM damagea ! Curtis of Curtis Bros. HoAate Fur- ta prepare Easter aeal envelopes.
iur loss oa 11 ii 1 it i uaase, iHiinits mnera in nunaauric. lae spui&e oh ttr.hM. . . , .
m nr,n. o. t s,nt il issfi ih. .,, .i ' . Refreahmeot e. lered
., SuWt-iu. Dk wi. .J;; V, I"", oolomon and ro-!s!s Mrs.
Koliand H. ana Macr M. btone drapes and curtains. He alsot; TVl' 4I wIBa a k- .
krueger, Ollie S. Knejcger an' AtMhe busincst meeting, Mrs.
Marnll Ft. Young. Plaintiffs seeks WiOtam Adams announced Aat a
fnrerlnxtire nf S2 133.22 3hd enn- 1 prntm mtmhpn hsit pnn in Vtt.
tract on Fruitvale property. gene early thia month to hang, Visits Loeakt4gi
tan !. iioiman vs. ore Mines, , draio ra the recresupa h:ti of
Inc. Plaintiff seeks SOTS claimed the Crippled ChildreBV.HospitaIo By HAZEL S, WARM
due for equipmemVjrental and $332 - j The drapes wre made "hf mem-1 Mr. and Mrs. Cordan Russell aaal
2S for labor, ben of the sorority. Those going son Ronnie of Creshant were call-
Walter Mflck vs. Ray Smith. I to Eugene were: Mrs. Adama, Mrs. iers in Lookinggbn Valley thp
Plaintiff seeks medical expenses Harry Smith, Mrs. Paul Schulre, week.
and $S0,000 sieral.Jiniates for Mrs. Paul Adams, Mrs. "Waviw,, Kusol! Is a former teacher h
5?edlv aultwed in a i Kice, Mrs. Vernon Bunch and Mrs. i
Jaye
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CresdaM StaaBriiteasfcrft?
injuries alieffediy sufftted
SYLVIA POLIKS
William Ciidersleeve
It was reported at the last meet
ing that SSS.30 had been I3.in in
for the Heart 'f und at the tanch-
biiaating accident on the North
Umpqua near Winclster on Aug.
1, CV5.
rtwi Paul VttiTr tfartnw S T j
The need for practical religion I H. F. Oereai and Jack Herfihtritt eon stven bv Beta Pi snd the Amer-
will be the topic of a public lecture . vs. Rarl Quinn and Floyd Leng- j ican Legion Aedliary,
scheduled XIaKh 19 by Sylvia N.acher. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure Two other local projects were
Poling of Phoenix, Am. at Centrall0f loggers' liens for labor claithed S
Junior Mign scnooi in boscouj s, i performed. Ask total ot jsss.u
Miss Poling is a member of the united petroleum torpr,v, noyt
r . aim r.v a,, sieuiwiu. tJA'Hiiu
asks for declaratory judgment ob
ligating plaintiffs to terms of sub-
Diaanissaia r-
S(i vs. James D, Parker.
K. V. and Josephine Ronk, Keith type
the Lookjylass School and fia no
superintendent of tbeoetaxasaatata
scnoois in traavRsm, lift taaJQIt
the valley in lt.
Mrs. ticorge McEwing la report
ed lo he convaiescmg slowly in
her home following recent major
surgery at ismiBMnay Hsspita-
Mr. and. Mra. Alvin Heard and
the fcrmet's father, Corvia Heard,
drove to Ashland ovf r ttie week
end to visit reialivea.
SALEM Approval of the ! Mrs. John Mhi went to Part
voters would be o required t lajrf the past weekend (or a jfrysi
chatige the Eastern Oregon tuber- caT erko. She undsrwnt sr-
jcuiosis huttal into imt other gery in Portland lHMiiUl a few
w uisiuuuun, . um. I weena ana.
Shift Of TI Hospital
NeaJs Vorjrt'-AFivif
Tues-' Cecil Storey has beea granted a
cpermit to stock Ih newly com-
rhnsiian Science Board of 1
turship. She will speak at p.m.
under the auspices of the First
Church of Christ. Scientist, Re
burg. She has entitled her wbjoet
"Christian Science, the Way to
ii.i;,.., on1 Uftslth "
Miss Poling "has studied at th and RosaliO Ronk vs. Stomar Lam-' Robert Y. Thornton ruled
universiiy oa v.aiuori t wn-j,, - .-imh, w mi ,t ctw
gcles and the University of South- J State, ex rel Teresa Marmcheck Because of the decline in tuber- plet"4 pond with trout. He secured
era California. She rMnd tromjv. John C. Johnson. cutosis. the Board of Control has 300 fuigerlings from the Creiwell
the teaching profession in 150 to I Oeiaailt Jufe ordered a stinly to determine hatchery Sunday and haa liberated
devote her full tims to the puhlic Stale Unemployment Compensa- j whether it migkj be aaed tor some, them in bis jnd, thiM &ing vaca
practice of Christiaa Science heal- : lion Commission vs. Standley Iog- i other purpose. ition week in Ihe JOcal achool, it is
in - I sing Co. Plaintiff to recajver $W4.-1 Thornton pointed out that the i understood "So fishin signs are
V4itvitui(uii icim-s ut wic iu w piaireti aimmii iiic pout.
people when imthutioaso are to- j Mrs. Flora Graff, who under
cated outside of Marwut County. ! went surgery at Forest tilenn iios
Tiais provision also would pre- pital in Canyosyiiie recently, is
ent changing the nature of an . reported toijie convalescing saln
institution outside of Marion Coun-. factorily at the home of her (ja
Lionel Barrymore, late st5 ind -
screen atar vta also . talented, y aaaaaif Linet
ihe ihmes. he ajn awsaacaa
composed "Kareaactt Symtony,"
a one-act opera for four piano
pieces.
$795
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SPECIAL
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Urpr rtp'" W- fctsr . SAYE MONET NOW!
Al! This For Only $7.95;
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w aikMMsaJ BkaWatii CalMlta tawM wiB gakat
aixxd sie lo every car owatr!
insleaa of ta-a oraaeary Colksioa covert aaat evs y
to pay Bat daaaactiUe aanouaat n eiak C.an taster,
Aiaaa a' t EMja asaj DeAackWe paaai a aneti gatatee ahaaa
of laat let. Jaat look at tea chert Maw, Wtim jM wtea
tWYaauae M it SIM or saeae, Mbeatt pleat -f pens
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tow cos! Awa Dasaaaawiraj Daatactiato Osjlisiaa taranea
frtan fo Alsuaa tmsavaaw Coaaaaaay Aajaat loal
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1IIVI PAISON
ttAlt, tOlAUCK AW CO, BS.DC.
$2i S. t. Jmklbn ntt Kotafcurj, Oregon
"Offka: ORciaar. 2-4311; Rate ORcUr. 3-7111
YoVa aa aoed aaaie. . . .
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ty, he ruled.
in Umpqua.
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if Cleft) air cleaner
if Clean battery terminals an4 fuel lin
Check a
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hose connection
if Tighten Cylinder head
if AJjuJt Carburetor
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Adjust and clean points
Test fuel pump pressure
GO
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CALL FOR APPOINTMENT, OR COME IN ANYTIME...
Needed per H extra, 0
$795
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PAL MOTORS
529 S. E. Sttph.n
Phont OR 3-4401
Old-mob.. ScrvU
insl approval of
franchise to allow the
Hani pressed City Transit Lmes
to continue in nperalioa here was
given by the .Aiem tyy Cinc.i
Lndcr the mLan the box firm Is
i given auWiority to determme ratfsi
1 and sjeduies without getting City
Council approval. r
TheO "flexible' franlise pln
prepared a committee of
Salem city officials and civic
leaden after the company had
threatened to suspend service in
Salem and Eugene March
0 ari Wendt, masagerief City
Transit Lines here, hat an
nounced that effective ajarch it
sale o hus tokens will t eliirnn
aed and that an extra five cent
charge will he made for transfers
outside of the downtown district.
No schedule changes are plaaned
at this time, he said.
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EL'GENE jP The Eiigen City
Council will give final considera
tion Thursday night to a proposal
that would permit the crfy'a mast
transportation bus company to set
its own rates and ;o;es.
The measure was aiwroved or
first reading two weeks ago. It
would permit the city to step into
the rate-route picture only for the
public interest. The plan was de
vised to meet pfblem of the bus
company whifh aaid revenues
were too low.
$795
SECURITY
rfc&TECTiON
PEACE OF MIND
All these or your when
you have adequate insur
ance. Consult us chouf ony insur
ance problem. There it a
plan to fit your need.
Prompt, Courteous Service
Persona! Attention
Ralph I. Russell
Cftt? 19 tfe iMf .
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with TOUCH-ACTION (eatam
FOOT PEDAL OMN1NS
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Simple and aosy to inttoft
Kin sil type f iKtcKen
Smkt
ajfiminetet Garbs)
prMMmt
Kf Kitchen Neat!
HIGH TRADES EASY TERMS ICW BUDGET PRICES
1 Year Guarantee
On All G-E Appliances
CARTER Tift
559.95 ft
1 CO.
266 S.I, Sfaphans
Fho OR 2 2689
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