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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1955)
6-(Sec 2)-Statman, Salem, Ore- Sunday, Aug. 21, 1955 Princess Becomes Salesgirl On Day Before 25th Birthday By BASIL GIXGELL - sans oX his broken marriage,' 13- to spend with her ramily the last Cmite Press Staff Correspondent ear-old Charles and 10-year-old hours before the birthday that t l xfnRAT CASTLE Scotland 1 ugan. critical spectators while could,change the course of British H!2Ik yft!5fl.5,2zS VDwnnd worked out the mare he history. If she decides to marry salKl for a 'day Saturday at wBl race later today in an interna- Townsend she would have to give WKl,7-?1 tinnal rentleman riders handicap, up her right to succession to the P T."":: k i.pIH throne. . She is third now behind! IDg more wow price uiga 7" . ? Prin rharlP, and Princes. Anne. the eve of her 25U at ADergeioie lasue, ion. - T 7. V- f most important of royal residence only muesj V ".,1 from Balmoral, and Margaret was speculation on the princess inten : . . v.. i... tinrvc it wai the greatest romantic becomes old W joinea laicr uy - - - -- . ft) romance on birthday, the her Lie. The cert nrincess nnush Sunday to marrv without Queen the consent of her sister the Queen mother, Fli7ahpth II. and their sensation since uie uuc oi nmu rv,,- vrtw Miwhth. sor gave up his throne nearly 20 tne consent ot ner sister me wueen " vears a"o The reported romance but Group Capt. Peter Townsend Ancient Aefew".f9nLHy fed Britain's sensation-loving news appeared forgctten as sha concen- Kin George V-JJlpaperi with their biggest banncr trated on the local church bazaar father, when he was Prince of f months and the China, handbags, wicker , Wales. When the prince became,' baskets and grouse on- sale there. ; king he turned Abergeldie into While Margaret fussed with shooting lodge, merchandise displays and gossiped Balmoral has been the Scottish with local residents who consider holiday residence of the Royal her their very own princess be- Family since the days of Queen cause she was bcrn in Scotland, j Victoria. Her husband, Prince Al the handsome RAF war hero men-lbert, bousht it fromlhe trustees tioned most in her romantic life of a Sir Robert Gordon about 100 took his ease in Belgium. years ago. The 41-year-old Townsend was. It is here in a picture book set Joined near Ostend by the two 'ting that the pretty princess chose HUNGRY NO DOUBT FALL RIVER, Mass. (UP) A burglar who broke intd the home of John S. Brayton left empty-handed but not with an empty stomach. While in the house the intruder ate two cans of spaghetti. 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I W-5987-89 PtSCB FEB 20 W MAR. 21 -v S7-A8.fifi.90Vva Smeller Sniffs 52 Million Fish Yearly in Cannery TERMINAL ISLAND, Calif. - (UP I Dioaddo Tagbap earns his living here by smelling some 52.- 000,000 fish annually, and he's been doing it for 26 years! Taghap's profession is formally known as "fish-smeller" and in volves sniffing about 2,000,000 al becore and 50,000,000 yelk) wf in and skipjack as an inspector in tuna canneries. The fish-smeller works directly behind the butchers and, somewhat like a curious bloodhound, inspects fish as they go down the assembly belt to the huge cookers. Taghap has the reputation of being able to scent a bad tuna at 100 yards. And he didn't become a "fish smeller" overnight. He spent sev eral years as a fisherman and working in canneries to acquire background for his unique job. Kishsmellers earn five cents an Edison Firm Plans 2 More . Atomic Units DETROIT (AP) Detroit Edison Co. which now is pioneer ing a 45 million dollar nuclear power plant, says it will build a second and third plants within the next decade. "And we should be able to pro duce power at a profit with the second installation," says Robert W. Hartwell, director of the com pany's nuclear power develop ment Edison's .first power plant, which it is building with a group of associate utilities, will be in operation by 1960. Hartwell says the cost of operatng the first re actor will be about $450 a kilo watt hour compared to $80 to $90 for conventional fuels. "We'll chalk that one up to research and development," he added. Last Army Saddle Maker. to Retire FT. CARSON, Colo. UR M, SsL Vaughn E. Jones, probably the last master saddle maker in .the Army is due for retirement soon after almost 20 years work for the cavalry. In 1950 the Army closed the last saddle-making school at Ft. 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