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) SIX MEDTORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. A?ril 26,-1955 GETTING CLOSE Minutes after the detonation of a nuclear device at .Yucca Flat, Nev., the atomic cloud is recorded by camera aboard this Air Force B-50 flying over the area. Over 800 planes have taken part in the 1955 spring series "Operation Teapot" that will be completed with the open shot April 26. A Nichol's Worth of . . . Comment On This and That By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Pratt total Writer r blow-up tests i: Y t i Jet " x MS Washington U.R) My agent at Camp Desert Rock in Nevada, where they are having the big on the . A-bombs, reports there is quite a crisis out that way. There is a shortage of barbers. In fact out of the 25 or so t h a t were around when the tests start ed only one re mains. Even between blasts Haxman Nichois there generally are around 2000 men about and when the big show starts there are something like 5000. Well, most of the fellows are without a chance for leave, and there, seems to be no use to get a crock trim, unless the long hair starts to tickle around the collar. Court Records POLICE COURT Carl Clifford Northern," violation of basic rule and failure to stop at stop light. $15. Noelle Sophie Elliott. Dempsey Wil liam Smith. David Walker Laflin. Ray Robert Offord Jr.. Henry Donald Dynge. Philip Ray Turpin and Clair Clinton Anderson, violation of basic rule. $10 each. Charles Arthur Romine and Francis Jordan Rhodes, violations of basic rule. SIS each. Elvis M. Bell, improper parking. 97.50 (230 ban. $3 warrant). Ober Logging company, parked in restricted zone, S5 Roy Ernest Gibson, failure to stop at stop light. So. William Otis Johnson, no Oregon operator's license and failure to stop at stop sign. $10. John Joseoh O'Connor, disregarding traffic signal. $5. Armory and company, John G. Crawford. Paul J. Quackenbush and H. H. Haga, parking in alley, S5 each. Elbridge Gerry Sullivan and Rose Mary Minchow. parked on wrong side of street, $2.30 each. CIRCUIT COURT Viola Joyce Winterlee vs. James M. Winterle divorce complaint. Arthur Reinhard Dubbs vs. Carraa Dean Dubbs, separation complaint. DISTRICT COURT Lorenza Noble Grayson. Albert Ed ward Olenshager. angling without a license, $30 each ($20 suspended). MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Jack Milson Vaughan. 24. route 1, box 430AA. Medford. and Judith Lee Spencer, 16, Glenn St., Crescent City, Calif. Armour George Beber. 26. box 21. Medford, and Dorothy Jean Regnani, 29. 1428 East Main St.. Medford. Nathaniel Gordon Thomas, route 1. box 328. Medford. and Jeannene Bray. 27. 2237 Aloha St.. Medford. But now, with no barbers around except one busy man the tickling around the collar is getting to be something. . What has happened shouldn't happen in any well - organized base. GI' and shave-tails and ma jors, even, are taking turns cut ting one another's hair. The results, according to my friend, are most horrid and you ought to see the Brownie shot my pal sent me. It is not print able. My informant tells me that respectable Pfc.'s and up are running aroind looking like half-shorn shaggy dogs. "The guys who have mus taches, though," the agent said, "are having the toughest time. "A. man can wear a mane and get away with it, but a fellow with . a brush has a certain pride." The one barber at Camp Des ert Rock doesn't have time to trim the 'staches. So mustaches are coming off one after the other and pride is being lost the while. 'Giveaway' Program Charged by Truman Nashville, Tenn. U.R) Former President Harry S. Tru man has charged the Eisen hower administration is "giving away" the nation's natural re sources to "special interests." Mr. Truman made his accusa tion before an airport crowd that gathered to see him make an honorary lifetime member of the "Citizens for TVA." 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