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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1951)
HI -."Mi .r CloudMushroorns from li-Blast 4 LAS VEGAS, Nev, Not. 8 A pillar of smoke erupts Into a mushroom formation over the Nevada desert one minute after: the explosion at the Atomic Enerrr commission's Yucca Flat test site, 75' miles north west of Las Versa, Ner. This was the fifth nuclear- explosion In the current test series. (AP WJrephote to the Statesman.) Double Egg Has 2 Shells An egg that was double in every way greeted J. D. Wells, 2095 N. 18th - st, "for breakfast Monday. When he broke the large shell he found in it a normal yolk and white and another complete eg. - . s The inner egg was a normal "medium" egg with a hard shell. The outer shell was quite thin but made up for that in size about three inches long and more than two inches in diameter. Wells had bought the eggs from Ray Bates, 2234 Byram ave. The answers to everyday insurance problems By Sid, Boise QUESTION: I'm borrowing a friend's jeep to go on a hunting trip. Will my own car insurance over me on the trip? ANSWER: Probably your Per sonal Injury and Property Damage policies are adequate but In all likelihood your Colli sion policy should be endorsed to cover your use of the -jeep. Better see your insurance agent. ir If you'll address your own Insurance questions to this of fice, well try to give you the correct answers and there will be no charge or obligation of any kind. S7S N. Church ' Phone 3-1119 Representing General of America Co.'s Portland (Jrocer Fined for Celling Cigarets to Boy - J PORTLAND, Nov. 6-tfP)-Aaron Thornburg, a grocer, was fined $20 in municipal court here Mon day for selling, cigarets to a 13-year-old boy. . . I Thornburg said lie had sold cig arettes several times to the boy who had given him notes he thought had . been, signed by the boy's mother, i The boy admitted he had forg ed his mother's I signature and Judge John ; J. Murchison fined Thornburg. The judge said state law permitted grocers to sell cig argets to minors! bearing notes from their parents, but that city ordinance prohibited the practice. IT'S Waif en's FOR All Speeds - JMI leading - i Lines See Use For Tht Now Radio - - Consolejor Table RCA Victor - Packard Bell Admiral and Others See Use for Repairs - All Mikes of Kpuse and Car Radios Your Friendly Store at 1993 Fairgrounds'- Across From Hollywood Bank Open Fridays T3I 9:00 P. M. "Just GoodlFumitur- : Pleasingly Priced" BRADLEY FuninruEis LIMIT 1978 North! Capttol Yoa - Aro Very Welcome to Look Around r (l)S iiTinrn (x if Pertaining to the Common Stools Par Value $5,000) LIIIIITOII PLYWOOD ASSOCIATIOII All OREGON -CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATIOII " ... May be obtained front the office I, of the Asaociatioa at 502 S.W.4ih Avenue at Oak Street Portland 4 Oregon ATwatex 9383 Price lids Off AtHletic Events WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-CflVThe government Monday took the lid off prices for tickets to athletic events staged by colleges and schools in stadiums or gymnasiums they control. The office of price stablization (OPS) I made clear that ticket pricejsfor privately - promoted events, i such as bowl football games and contests in New York's Madison Square Garden, remain under price control. . OPS ; said the price exemption for admissions to events staged by colleges and schools includes en tertainments and school affairs. It said these activities are consid ered a part of the education service of the institutions. VISITORS SHOW PICTURES VICTOR POINT Recent guests at the A. N. Doerfler home were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jamieson of Denver Colo, Thursday night friends were invited to meet the visitors and to see pictures includ ing those taken by the Jamlesons on a trip to Hawaii. Judge Ashed to Order Father To Love Child NEW YORK, Nov. 6-WVShould a father be forced to love and play with his five-year-old son? ' A 24-year-old Brooklyn mother, Mrs. Austin Ledyard Sands, jr., believes he should. i ' She asked the state supreme court today to direct her estran ged husband to visit weekly their child, Austin Ledyard Sands, third, "and shower affection and love upon him." . She said the father was not in terested in the boy's welfare. 'And, she said, "a child must re ce'vC the lov,- guidance, inspira tion and attention of a father to round out a full and complete up bringing.' The mother reasoned that, if a man could, be compelled to sup port his child financially, he could be made to carry out other fatherly duties. ; i Justice Kenneth O'Brien signed a habeas corpus writ for the fa ther to appear November 13. Senj Duff May Talk in Oregon PORTLAND, Nov. S -(?- Sen. James M. Duff, Pennsylvania re publican land Eisehower supporter, has tentatively accepted an in vitation to speak here December 8, Don Eva said Monday. ( Eva, president of the Oregon re publican i clubs, said Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon telephoned him that Duff had agreed to come to Portland to address the state con vention of the clubs unless; some thing unforeseen turned up. - Eva indicated the convention date would be changed, if neces sary to accommodate , D u f f 's schedule v ; j John Wright Tops Jefferson Students i r Statecmaa Newt Service JEFFERSON Honor roll stu dents for the first six weeks of school were announced this week. To be on the honor roll, students must make a two or better in their grades and average a two In citi zensbip. John Wright, sophomore, made straight ones for the period. Also on the honor roll are: Fresh men Lyle Adams, Claude Meyers, Jerry Sheffield, Gail Stansberry, Gary Peterson; sophomoresBev erly Andrews, Diana Coles, Kitty Gates, Darlene Vasek; juniors Jimmy Adams, Robert Harris, Ruth Hart, Delores Meyers, Richard Or ton, Nina Specht, Frances Tierce; seniors Barbara Blackwell, Will adean Cole, Ernestine Lambert and Rowena Robbins. .... Carrick Home On Navy Leave i Spending a 30-day leave with his parents is Ronald Myron Car rick, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Carrick, 1760 McKoy ave., formerly of Amity." - Carrick, a graduate of ' Amity high r-'. went into the navy in De :r 1950, and has served aboarc - . destroyer tender Dixie at San i.ego since completing boot camp. He is due to go overseas in January. Serving with him on the Dixie is his brother Alvin. u Carrick's visit with his parents is his first since he went into the navy. Tin Stol.man. Salm. Or WWnwdar. ItoTmhf 7. 1SS1 7 Commission t o Review Firing. Of Mrs. Wilson PORTLAND, Nov. MJPJ-The en tire problem of Multnomah county fair management will be consider ed by the county commissioners as a result of today's protest of the discharge of Mrs. ' Ella Wilson, manager. ' The commissioners last week no tified Mrs. Wilson, formerly assist ant; manager of the state fair at Salem, that she was to be replaced by a part-time manager. Duane (Spike) Hennessy, Portland public Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? oMy bmuaa body larks Iron. Far mw rim. ntlltj. ' try Onrei Tonte Tmbleu. Cootaloa Iroa you. Mot nsy need lor pep; kiaa TtuanlB Bi. Introduetarjr at W'tfamlnwd' aU. Dedal reduced price. 4&d At all drug stores everywhere in Salem, at Fred Meyer's. relations agent, was named to the post. But today a delegation of more than 50 appeared before the i com missioners to protest the action and submitted additional petitions of protest. . -j - Commissioners agreed to tske up the entire p r o b 1 e m agair! Fair ; management has been In turmoil since the commissioners took pow er away from' the fair board two years ago. t EAT ANYTHING WITH FALSE TEETH ! If torn ba trouble with DUirs that alio and rock mod cauac aor (umu try Urianma PUui-Iioer . One applica tion aaake pbtet it nuigtj mud tUy tit wmj, because Brimau Pluti-LinM it a pcraatoeot rclincr. t feline and rent Ioom plate ia a way M powdet or paste caa do. Cvca oa oM rabbet plates yoa act good reeall six eneaiht to year or loafer, vow can cat AMttmum i Sissply lay toft strip of PUsti-Lioef oa trouble. Kat upper or lower. Bit mnd it aaoJds per fectly. Lmij t au, tutelru, odorless, bamlcM o yoa mmd your plate. Ketaovable if drsiraL Moacy back if mot coaplettty ssdsfied. Ask Phone 3191 ! 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