Reduced Auto
Insurance St ill
State Insurance Commissioner
Robert Taylor said Wednesday
his office is still studying an ap
plication for lower automobile in
surance rates received earlier tnis
week from mutual insurance
companies in New York.
Unofficial report that the ap
plication 1 would be made came
out several weeks ago. Similar
reduction rates have been applied
for in several other states.
"We just got the information
from the mutual companies last
Monday, Taylor said. "It's very
complkated and will take us some
time to analyze it"
If approved by Taylor the rate
reductions would be:
A 25 per cent drop in premium
costs for cars driven for pleas
ure, less than 7,500 miles a year
and only by two adults, both at
least 25 years old.
Twenty per cent reduction for
family cars driven principally by
adults but with children permit
ted to drive up to 25 per cent
of the mileage.
Youthful drivers without fam
ily ties, however, would pay 30
per cent more.
Money Awaits
World War II
Prisoners
Four Willamette Valley veter
ans, who were held as prisoners
of war during World War II, are
the object of a search by the
State Veterans Department so
they may be paid money due
them for time spent in prisoner
of war camps.
The department Wedn e s d a y
was asked by the War Claims
Commission to assist in search
for the four since checks which
had been mailed to them were
returned, marked "address un
known." The benefits range from
$5 to around $1,900.
The men and their last known
addresses are: Harold D. Gray
mer, Salem; Stanley Orrin Nold,
8979 N. Portsmouth Ave., Port
land; Wallace Glenn Taylor, 745
N. Russell St., Portland, and Jam
es Ttece LangwelL 1225 East
Third St, Albany.
Milan, Italy, has a woman zoo
director.
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As A Special Treat, Many Of Our Customers Will Be Taking Mother Out To Dinner
At One Of Many Outstanding Eating Placet In Salem. tWe appreciate that because,
most of them serve MIDGET MEAT.) Her are some suggestions for you 'amateur'
Cooks (Husbands and daughters) who like to 'strut thir stuff at horn and aiv
Mother a rest.
Ham Roast
Pork Boast
Fresh
Pic
Hints: A fresh ham (leg o' pork) or picnic roast with dressing, and apple kauce.
Pork steak,, breaded and simmered in tomato sauce. Center chops, cut thick and
casserole or, have a pocket in them. . , ' 1
SWISS STEAKS A Favorite
STEER ROASTS Tender. Lean
VEAL STEAKS To Bread
VEAL PORTERHOUSE
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REGULAR PICIIICS
COTTAGE ROLLS Nice to Slice
Reds Call Prisoners of War 'Olympic Players9
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buting pictures from Bed China, says that these are prisoners or war circling field in camp some
where in North Korea to open inter-camp "Olympics." Picture, says the caption, was made on Nov.
26, 1952. (AP Wirephoto to The Statesman) ,
Ex-Red Held
Deportable
HOUSTON, Tex. I) A federal
dge held Wednesday that an im-mifei-ant
who was formerly a Com
munist is mandatorily deportable.
Judge Allan B. Hannay said such
would be the case even if the
immigrant's behavior . has been
above reproach' since leaving the
party.
Hannay made his ruling while
denying the petition of Roger
Nehamia Berrebi, 39-year-old cot
ton clerk who was seeking a writ
of habeas corpus to prevent his
deportation.
Alsea Search for
Body of Salem
Man Continues
, Dragging operations in the Al
sea River for the body of George
(Todd) Walker, 68, City Transit
Lines driver, uncovered a fishing
reel Wednesday and searchers
hoped to find the body soon.
The reel belonged to Orval
(Johnny) Hale, also a Salem bus
driver, who was Walker's com
panion on the fateful fishing trip
Monday. Hale managed to get
ashore after their rubber boat
upset
Members of Walker's family
and other volunteers along with
Sheriff C. N. Lilly who have been
dragging the swift and muddy
river, believe the body may be
caught under brush or logs near
where the reel was found.
Dragging will center at this
spot again today.
Dr. Samuel Johnson suffered
from tuberculosis of the glands.
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We hare had so many calls. A limited supply.
BACKS
Sugar Cured
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OUR CENTER STREET MARKET IS OPEN UNTIL 7 P.M.
FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL if P. M. CLOSED .SUNDAYS
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TACHIKAWA, Japan When Air Force Captain Zachary Dean of
Douglass, Kan., arrived at the Tachikawa alrbase in Japan after,
bis repatriation in the final exchange of sick and wounded pris
oners of war it was a happy moment. He was reunited with his
wife who had remained hopefully in Japan since Dean was shot
down in Korea in April, 195L (AP Wirephoto via radio from
Tokyo to The Statesman.)
Driver Escapes
As Logging Truck
Struck by Train
Although ftis logging truck was
demolished, James A. Muzzey, 33,
of 2310 Lansing Ave., suffered
only minor injuries when struck
by a train Wednesday morning
at Chemawa. r.
Muzzey told state police he was
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eastbound across the north end
of the Chemawa School grounds.
The road runs parallel to the
tracks just before crossing, and
Muzzey said he heard no train,
so turned across.
The dual rear wheels of the
truck were thrown 150 feet from
the crash scene by the impact of
the southbound Southern Pacific
freight train. Muzzey was taken
to a Salem hospital but released
after out-patient treatment
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LONDON Queen Elizabeth U
watches formal acceptance of
the new colon she has just
presented to members of her
Boyal Household Caraliy in
colorful ceremonies at Windsor
Castle (Apr. 28). The troop Is
attached to the royal household
' for ceremonial duties. (AP
Wirephoto via radio from London.)
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