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TWO ROSERURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEOURG, ORF.GON, MONDAY. JUNE 5, 1939.. OF FARM LIFE GRANGES COUNTY AGENT'S REPORTS CROP NEWS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS NEWS At 1 FARM LOAN POLiCy First Hand Turkey Study i h tdio r Transfer of Control Will Not Affect Method of Operation. 'i linv will be no lump' In the polii v nl local direction and man ;ilm-iiimiL nl local National Kami Loan as-o hit inns ami I 'i odu. I i J Credit a.-sm ial ) n i i jjk laum-i s iiii'l f uh Iviiii'ii a- tin1 I'Milr ul Iln-lra:isl;-i ol Mm- K.u in Credit Alinin iytiannti In tin- I'liitt-il SNiii-s lie pattmelit nl Airrii nil lire, ollici-l's ol I Ijm.sc association wi-iv Iiilormi-d this wci'k by II. I'.' Iltmvii. m-m-ial audit of tin' Kami Credit - 1 1 1 1 i J i i ! - I I ;i 1 ion ol Spokane Tin- Farm Credit Administration wan tnimderred to the fi-j:ti't nit-in by rn-siili-iit Roosevelt" n-.iv;:ini zalinn plan No. I "I lia vo ivceh 'il Inun (im ennir V. J. Hill, ol the Kami Credit Ad lninlstiaiiun, an nlllclal Mateim-ni Jrniil Sin clai y ol A u i if u H n re Wallace- Willi ll makes clear I In- m-w I ' Iationhip heiwe-n tin- iiilitiinlsira lion iiml tin: .hpai Imeul," Mi--Iliowil .saiil. Kccrclary Wallace's l;ii"in'ttl wild ill I-arl. "Tin' I'arm Credit Ail : nilniKlriitioii, tnrlinlitu; Hi" Kcdoral Kai in Mm lt,'ii" corporal hu. w ill : not become an integral part of tin-, Deparimcnt ol Alm ii'Ultui'. Ii"spon nihility tor i-iin mi; out the man ; li iUral statutes which tin in tin' ba-l mh tor sov nil types ol' farm credit, tor loi niation ami execution ol' op-, i liltinu pnlirl' M. lor control ol lis-1 cal. personnel, h tial. Inloi niatioiial. ; nnil r Iji t'i allair.s will remain with: I lie t:ov rnor ol tin- Kami t 'red it , rulininilration. It is IIuoiil-M Mich ( Oiilrols and procedures that the, head ol an a-i in y disi harm's his ! public respunsihtlily. Therefore, to this extent tin- Kami Credit admin j Isli a I ion will hi' an autonomous federal iii;Hliy an hcri-toloi'i'. "However, on.' clrar purpose ol I he presidents ri'ol'uani.atioii plan is to reduce iln- number ol o'lirials reporliuu lii"i lly to the president. 1 Heme, tin' imw rnof of 111- Kauri : Credit sidmiinsluiluiii will report m the m'tr.-tary ol iit j-ifiil I m- rather than lo tin- pn-ddeni. Tin- himtc laiv'H row pons i Id lily will I li'ii-i i in l.' thai heielotore i-Ncrchhl dliect y bv iln- pn'siib-nt. "Tlit-ii- ilitti-ri'iK i-k in ri sponi bilily o! Iln wfci.-taiy ami tin hlatuw ol 1 in Hi:i in ii-s coiiri-i in-d an- didaii'd h. si-vi-ral ion-ld"ia tinii!. liilf tin- silpi i' Isinn ol credit larilitli'H in tlm tarin ticld in clos.'lv ri-lat'-d to tin- ollnr ai:ii rllltural land ilsi' a' tivltli-s of (In-li-dcial i:oi'iimii'iit. ft alo has an niiallv iiiipnrtaiil n-la 1 li'ti to tti wnili ol Iln- treasury it. -pari in. nt and ot lln Kcdcial Loan aL-cin v. 'Kiltllii'iinoii'. nol nil ol tin- tunc lion ol tin iiiHtltuiiolis and cm -poiatioHh iilidi'r the !'iipcr ision nl Ihc Kann (ri-dii adnilnisl ra I ion an i xclusivi-lj jiiiM'innciilal in chaiac tcr. The I ai in lYi'ilit ailinini';l ia Hon -'ji i! i-. a t i I h di-tal snprrvl' inn n-r (!) a'iiclcH (plito nnlSkt- Hi.- ll-tlal t.di-ral nop ci' ision JwIkm.' llir nl L-aniallnlis and cnnli'iiis an whollv mni'iinni'ii lal "Suni-rvisiii:: as it docs main dil I'cr.-iii t pes ol firani.alionM in nhini-: anion: oilier Ihitu;:- mm c thin S.oimi cnipoialions Iln Karin ( 'it'll i I adiiilnHliaiioii ilnri noi si cm to b- ad iicd lo . imi..'!. Uh nii:i ati'.n lib the dcp.irimcnt Tin- I Hal inlpdilps in v oh i d c;itl bo handled besi Uv a cmitlnnailon ol i' prcsciil ui i li o I o nperal inn. il h the M'cietaiy nl aiTictiltnre rcr cisln-4 a com dluat iiu' ;.upci vision in OI) III- blo;ide:t lllld llin.d L'.elielnl c r j f - ivf r.' ( If I nl' Ihi- DoimlaK counly turkey indiisiry mnl the imprnv inspect illfc Olie of Hie lai l-e t'lodirt near Hoidtiiru. limali'iii will prow mu lo hos ami tut: ow inotiiinL: the bnyi ie di iiled Into are : i 'y. ' . ..... . , ; IK , : k Vr f )v j, . f j X..--lt.-vl..v Knit rnvi nt: Hi Ihc II.cliiili; . lliiiiilx-i of ciiiniiicrcc. Icnii! h.is wiirlicd lor llic liniimvcnicit i-llii-ul ct lll.'ii krliHK co'liIitiollK. J In in kIiow ii almvi! I ' I tn'r hriiadea(. " lo 7:4a veninc except SuiiiIkv. The lew will be bioadi itKi Wed eeiunn, Jtine Hill, S to lock A i iinniiiK club has been oi'ku ti ll t I'ayH Creek with Jjsephiiie riKht an leader. .Membernblp ol club Includes Marjorie U'riht, i-Iil. .Mice MUf Welch, vice S OPTIMISTIC nt. Maxim Violet (loin. Me.ni ieitH I' la in Loiti Kl It'll MalHiews. Altlioult ( JiefcOtl crop prosper tB by Kobo- liio.l inleicsl- ;ia Sch , 'I-1"'- 1 '' Klaine ' will meet and - .lburhh l"u"s ,o '-iirom ii: i.l ay lot it nd Klsie Skaalui'i'tl and from Winston, hale Ii iVr', Thom).on; Vaile. Mean Koji-1, The which alliH Ulilsic:i id Je nauie w hu ll Kitclib-Hounds lass work tlinueiliately. I his Jiilehje ilium will till:" place wifh llu jij-nin Myrtle Cn l.w-ryotie m Killiniier school i ttn, n Sn,,ih 1 m -i- Creek Harlan will be a'lemliim elates diirirm ev-. h-t..ii and Ip-ttv Swill: From Sun enooi t except Siimbiv at f!,vilale. Victor S u .a i -inuen ; Inun iiih- tlier.' will be a chun b, M,(li,;i u,IIlMMi; tmm i ei stlale. Juiinita K i use and Wal- e w Ml ! lace Cox: from ! i iiiu. Shirlev tiiper- Si hosso; from K'dto.cu, Paul And- 1 lu!l m i 1 1 1 ; and Irom I "viL-las !ell 1 1 1 1 illclude lly inclined who will mi1 mini y deIet;Hlion a-verar meinbers ' I,n'siilt'nl ' bt t at Ktrly In Mil lie an assembly 1 1 i noon Hie followed by "I intei mi el tbb. to mean " Urow n, ' I hat I he t oopei alh e tem o hoi rouer tueinln'r owi hbip iiml .lii ei i ion ol our local ci it itist il ul ioioi l he National K;i aid l.i i n atl. (ion Ct. ijK ed mi satisi ami (lie I'loduc oi ia ion - h;is vvoi k loi il I hat th.' w ill be mail will no the I'ai Hi le. I, d U the sill I I i edil adiuiui-.l i al ion I I lie dcpai Mm lit ol ami. 'all ui e " ( nils oi lite Kami Ciedil admit islnil t Sp.ikan. . wUu Ii sen ashnr. ion. l u -:-'t'. iil.i'io an Monlani. at. I tie K. Iei;it I .in i til nl . I he !' ilet al Intel im liar Ciedlt batik. Cn' 11 .1 il. Mot) I'm ill (orpoialloli ami the Hnk.Mli- I'.aii! lot (' air Netasof4-H IB CLUBS : I '. ItUITToN I M ill! V ( l'i II LVhl A t. Clan ." ill . : . lUcnil.ers b'tl tli:-t ilmi t i n : t .h albs to toil) with a I'p: iiviiimi. I iHial reciciitioti. mostly in Ihe loitti of illhleli's. and then llee lino- tor t.ie tnemaeis from O'clork oil to V o'clock il'l til" ee uiim al w'licli lim' another assem bly is i ailed Mil ii v si hol'isliii'-i ha e been uiveti in hoiiL'liis county wlii' h are lisied a.' lollows: husim-ss concerns on hnie Hie lunu las Naiiottal bank. I. S. National lunik, hoimlas Coun ly I'loiii Mill-, flns.-iiuti; iiaiiy v inh oi ks. Tiiilon'.i I tail y. Mont gomery ard A Co.. Calltot nia Oicto:',' I'owi r V. Chamber ol i 'mm lie i ce, llosebui ;; New s Review and I leiinhmer'H Min t. Three nchol aish(is w.'i" i-ihrii by licilliiimet H Marl, l'i Hie P- J' . ot i;n u ia I ionn. i Hide one scholars-hi p. Pays Cm,-,, nne. l-ab-n bow er. two, Creeti, iwii, inioii, two. and Idlhnd. t war tJi anes v in.: scholar.--hips ale I'omollii li. !liersd:tb' Cti. lelinse III. (Hide t'). KelloLi: I'J), Eolith I'mpipia i L' i . Sn tm.Mla le I 1 I and Solll II Deer Clock ( I I. The Oakland sc bool distil. I mio ! hnlar-diips. Loon iaike sc,ool ti!!i ii t a e :!. Wilbur 1-1 1 cluhs ::ae Caul, ii Valb-.v Women's . loh -j.ne . ami Hie (lleimaM Coin lli M ti i I i lub un e 11 1 Hie scholar ship cat li was won In I toulas coun ty at Ihe Slale Corn show and the l';nll ic I n tern at iotial Livestock e posilion. Nllielein I'oilL'.his coiltl ly un-inbtis ale paUii; llnir ow i; Thn'e tillciiilini; summer si hool are; 1 1 om ( al land. Mat HunliuL lon. Pauline ( 'opelaii.b I 'm ot by Ktu:llsli. ttnb Stearns. Iann Ibid ue.j, 'ii L'illia 1 i;n i--. I lael Todd. noioth Unties and I n havi.-oti; hoiu W ill'iu, Hons Sands and IHch a i.l llmnii; 1 1 om l i i ecu. I'll niii Set Ii, Vada P.. -Its. Ilaiohi A'c 1 1 e. 1 1 :;e tie .bdiicon. M ii i,i in Clay pool 'mil Pill Km--: 1 1 . in chile. .lewel Packet. II,, ml. Mair iiml Thain V. oe.ls; Horn I .ook in-la ss'.. 'ml. t Audi a-. Cud liuMn s. Ciaiie b le.lilh. C o .:u.-b. Ah in Ib-ai ,1 nd ;p lie Swan. Inun I .non Lake. Kiain . s Kaid- II and Tom Cai Im.ii; .10:11 I a s ',. e' . lollv ili i. M i lv in V, . !t. H:.n Wuii-l.r, lo U l Coin, .lo-ei'htti" i u:hl anil liiiin' Wi r:li' . tt inn ldeiu:ai ' . loti- Landei. Imiu-l.h Pmi-i h and Han. I et:inn. hoin 1'ill.inl. Kve l n born an. I .1... N m n .1. Horn Sllilh llMri, Ch .J.. ' I Hail. John I ',i.i . M.o v lln'i e and Mai Pui n. t ' , li. .in K.lenUowei. t. lt Pav if '. ilow.od llouio,. tonne Ito.o and How Ke.i-.ei . Hoiu Piddle. Kill il el, I I , il mil Slllhel 1)11 Pet- i I -on . s H ; 1 1 oai po-el.iti u, P..I CI. . a. Min l. Mn urn. lai Pa U .", ,,inl P. .la M.itCow-. Ho:u pon i L'tnia P'lt.li. k. Hon ;th" radio slaiioti KOAC at :i o'cloi k iloday tor audition and rehearsal so that t!i'-v will be ready lor their pait in the KOAC broadcast tomor row ev; niny between 7 and. 1. o'clock. The stimuli r school broadcast will be yiveii from tin ailertioon assemblies daily from '1 lo It p. m. June Hlh to pith Inclusive. Kroui diaper-1 a nne IL'ib lo I '.tli Ihe broadcast Curtis will lie shifted baeU In Ihe hours bum iind Mrs. Doro- ol I to ' p. in. The Sunday service klaud. John Itiiil- will b- broadcast at I ; :in to in : :in Jo Ann Casebi burj;.) Ihe Chattering Sijuii rel.s met at home of the leader. .Mrs. Casu cr. From there we went to the crei k and each one built a bonfire and t r lend potaloeH. Kveryotie hud ver (food luck and some Hiiid they, liked the potatoes cooked that way belter limn potaioen mother cooka. Alter, we had our lunch and our ines were put out, we had a very enjoyable meet in n. The lueinbers led at roll call with some . nieriaiiiment. We deeided lo make hist ttits and roast w ieners next time. s by Hob Matthews, Roseburf,') I he in embers of the "'Hopeful Rose and Flower Harden tdub" me' I hursday Ht the home of their lead er. Mrs. J. M. Hartley. Several sonns were practiced and refresh ments served before the meeting was called to order. The club pjodbe, motto. Kfxorai sons and yells have been memorized, itoii call was answered by each member telling which room in his house hud been chosen lo keep supplied wtih Mowers. The presi dent ot the club plans to attend 4-II i lub summer school, and as the vice ubsent at the same nine, Donald 1 yrer was ap pointed temporary chairman. Wriuht, pecre-! have been materially improved by the timely rains late in May. con dition m crops, ranges and pastures in the country as a w hole are some what below average, aecoidltiK to the latent information contained in the current agricultural situation and outlook report just issued by (ihe Oregon State college extension service. Hay supplies this year will be un usually binh despite the tact that the current crop is sightly below last year in condition. A near rec ord carryover as of May 1 amounted to about Hi million tons, the larg est since 1121. Milk production throughout the nation was still at record heights on .May 1 for that date as farmers were milking an unusually large proportion of their cows, K;k production also was high on May 1 about 5 per cent greater than a year previous. A 5 per cent increase in number of hens and i young chickens in farm flocks was also noted, as was an increased sale of chicks this spring. Greatest in crease in chick sales is in the Rocky mountain and i'acilic reg ions. Present prospects Indicate fair to good fruit crops in most sections of the country, the report states. Apples were injured by freezes in some parts ol Ihe central and southern southern states, hut dam aee was not serious. A good crop of ptars is in prospect for the I'a cilic northwest and California, und cherry prospects are good in all im portant producing stHteB except Idaho and Ktah. Peach outlook is averaEe or better. Pu re nasi ng power of farm pro ducts in the country as a whole was lust reported at 74 per cent of the pre-war average and So per cent of the l!l2t-l!3u average. Gen eral l el of farm prices in mid April wus S! per cent and prices paid by fanners averaged 12o per cent of the pre-war base period. l'opiB of the complete report mav be bad at any county agent's office. o NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bills that have been incurred or may be contrucleu by persons other than myself. MRS. Cl.VDK C. PVRD. .IR. VIEWS OF SQUALUS DISASTER SHOWN Pictures of the Squama disaster are shown in the current news reel at the Indian theatre. The views were found very interesting by the large audience last night. Tlio i eel wtl! be shown here Monday and Tuesday only. Now in New Location 501 North Jackson St. TELEPHONE 646 Valley Produce Cc. Jean CloinHi. uirls are ir lace Schos .'ISOIl ( anyoti villi on lor Ihe i Calkins of Km thv Kelint o! ey of Smith Khor will assist Conn I noon t m nt K. A. Prillon as leader oil Difler the bovs. 'tint on was u'so a general discussion on material for the scrapbooks. A tan-well wiener roast is planned for the two members attending 4-H summer school. meat, baked beans, carrots, fruit made A-grade supper and hot cakes and syrup with fruit for breakfast. The secretary. Paul Cacy, will be at the 4-H camp at OSC at his own There j,xl)en8'-- ' n's shown much Interest. 1 III" 1. IIIO 13 l(IIIWlllllg ll UlUim Ol Go-Getters. My Paul Cacy go-gel t era' cam p cookery nl co'.Mlly ileb'L'; rniM" durtnir The club of boys were taken on an ov ernight trip by the father of Mars K. Southwii-k, one of the club boys, over the week-end. The boys cook ed supper and breakfart in the open and slept under the stars. Hons w illi Aside from bruises and poison oak the ret'ii- there viis not hitm but fun. Fried COLOQ (JaXck Simple Arithmetic! 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