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icauftg nEws-Ksvrr. gsEgog, cebscr thursdot. June rr, mt RADIO SERVICING Lund Radio service. Phone 34. Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephens. 8AW FILING AND GUMMING Tlny's Saw snop. Phone 867-J. 343 N. Jackson. Prompt service. Lawnmowers sharpened. Combs & Wallace Saw Shop 521 N. Jackson Phone 833-J. PA1NTINO BRUSH or anray painting. Interior, -exterior. Phone 808-J or 712-R. PO Box 288. INSURANCE State Farm Insurance Companies Auto-Life-Fire, 301 Pacific Bldg. Phone 288 S. M. Sorensen. PLUMBING Coen Lumber Co. Phone 121 PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth 189-L. PUBLIC ADDRE8S EQUIPMENT Lund Radio Service Phpne 34. Sound equipment lor all uses. . UMPQUA TRANSFER Storage, Insured . carrier, anywhere In Oregon. No busl- ness on Saturday. Phone 107-J. Bulldozing, Road Grading Land Leveling, Brush Clearing HARRY D. KINNEAR 112 West Cass St Phone 914 Dr. Geo. L Nicholas Veterinarian -Dairy and Herd Inspector 444 Beacon St., Roseburg On Highway kfl Phono No. 118 Todd Building Co. ' General Contractor E. 2d Av. South Phone 302 Roseburg Paint Shop Exterior & Interior Decorating FRED REECE, Contractor Ph. 422 510 N. Jackson HOUSE WIRING MAINTENANCE Bob's Electrical Service RT. 1, BOX 127 Ph. 18-J-3 After 5 p. m. City Pickup & Delivery Service Telephone 715 Cor. W. Cass & Sheridan Roseburg, Oregon If No Answer, Call 834-Y BECKWITH RADIO SERVICE Since 1922 510 N. Jackson Public Stenographer Mrs, H. G. Emry 304 Pacific Bldg. Bus. Ph. 903 Res. Ph. 226-R RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Maot.lno Service and Supplier 33S N. Jackson ' Phone 320 Road Grading, Ditch Digging, Basement Excavation, Land Leveling. Salem Sand & Gravel Company 225 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 338 KEEL MOTOR CO. Your Studebaker Dealer Top cash price for all makes of used cars and trucks. 443 N. Jackson St Generators and Starters All makes Repaired, Rebuilt and Exchanged. We guarantee our work. Greer's Generator Shop Myrtle Creek,. Ore. SPECIALISTS IN Construction, Maintenance and Repair of All Electrical Equipment ELECTRICAL SERVICE SHOP 8utherlln, Orvtgon Phono Oakland 295 J. E. "NEWBERRY'S" WASHING MACHINE " SEWING MACHINE VACUUM CLEANER Parts 4 Repairing "All Makes" Se "Jim" Today 1005 W. First 8t WEST & BaVIE General Paint Dealers and Painting Contractors Phone 303 or 351-J 440 N. Jackson TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself Save I Long or Short Trips NICHOLSON'S SERVICE STATION 740 8, Stephens Phone 687 If News-Review carrier fails to deliver your paper Please Call between 6:15 and 7:00 p. m. Washington Hews From an Inside View " Argument, Sentiment, Comment By HARRIS ELLSWORTH Congressman, Fourth Oregon District OPA. The next problem to bo faced by the house is the consid eration of the extension oi the Price Contral Act OPA). The senate has already acted on tills legislation and incorporated hi the bill both the cost of produc tion amendments the Wherry amendment prohibiting the act ting of prices on farm products below the producers' cost of pro duction, and a similar amend ment authored by Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, applying ly meat processing and other manu factured food products. 1 have attended some of the hearings held by the house bank ing and currency committee on this legislation. The stories of the abusive administration of the OPA act are enough to give the most hardened supporter of Ches ter of Chester Bowles, the OPA administrator, a severe chill. As I have said before, the con gress faces an impossible situa tion with reference to the OPA problem. Price control is neces sary. The Price Control act is ba sically a good law. The difficul ties, shortages and persecutions that have resulted stem from ex ecutive orders and administrative practices. We can incorporate a few more checks and safeguards against such maladministration, but we cannot write administra tive details into the law. The troubles with OPA are troubles born in the executive department of the government, and must fi nally be corrected there. Presi dent Truman will surely soon be compelled to overhaul the func tioning of his price control agency. can be finished by the end of this month. It is anticipated that a recess will be declared shortly after July 1st until after Labor day. I hope, therefore, to be able to spend hulf of July ami alt of August in Oregon. Recess Apparently most of the urgent business of congress Elsenhower Visit. I had the good fortune to spend some time with Gen. Eisenhower last fall in Paris, and know him to be a very unassuming man, and a person who obviously does not care for pomp and ceremony, such as wel comed him in Washington. . General Eisenhower is a great man and a great commanding general. His feat in leading our armies to a complete victory over Germany in exactly eleven months Is the greatest military achievement in all history. There nave Deen otner great military victories, but none with opera tions conducted on such a vast scale or under more difficult coir ditions. Great as this achieve ment was, 1 think the fact that General Eisenhower was able to win victory with such a rela tively small loss ot men, consid ering the millions involved, is the thing for which he should be hon ored most. Victory at a high price is still victory, but victory as won by General Eisenhower and ins armies with an absolute mini- mum os of life is "tweet indeed Methodist Contributions To Church Are Reported ottnj rtw .Tiinp 21 (API Oregon Methodists contributed $899,537 to the church during the just-ended fiscal year $341,347 more tnan in me previous in Lore man in uit? iicvwu3 The figures were presented by furvance, Ernest Coquille, his treasurer's report laid before .. . i HAHAn . i. me annual cumeicmc ui uie Oregon district today. The largest increase was $128,142, contrib uted to me posiwur luiiri. unit .rehabilitation fund. Only official members of the conference met here today, with the usual youth and women's sessions cancelled by war re strict Ions. 1 Fine flavor Schilling VACUUM PACKED . COFFEE 640-J STEECK AND SMITH Electric Motor Repair 118 N. 8tephent Repalr and rewind large Indus trial motors and fractional H. P. Quick service. Guaranteed work Pick up service. Phone 353 Roseburg, Oregon Rales AUTHORIZED Ttlcujtay Service DERGH'S APPLIANCE 8ERVICE 30 Winchester Street Servicing All Makes Washen Phone SOS RoMDtirg, Oregon LOANS Personal & Automobile UMPQUA FINANCE 835 North Jackson Phone 320 License No. 8-358 end K-S24 Bond Exemption Asked . WASHINGTON, June 21--(AP) Sen. Morse of Oregon today nronosed legislation to exempt war savings bonds (up to $10,000 worth) from execution, levy, at tachment, garnishee or other le al nroeoss. ' Returns to Seattle PFC Ar thur Elrich, originally from Chi cago, has returned to Seattle after visiting the past few day; with his mint. Mrs. Irvln Bmnn IP 160 Vol. VII No. 23 Published Weekly by the Douglas County Flour Mill Mfgn. of Umpqua and Sunrise Poultry and Dairy Feeds June 21, 194S. MEDICINE FOR TURKEYS. We hear so much these days about "flushing" turkeys every so once in awhile. Some feed companies say to use their laxa tive or flushing mash every week, some every ten days, and so on and on. The periodicals talk of the greater need for physics because of the different methods of raising turkeys. And so it goes. We hesitate to make any def inite recommendation as to the if, when, and how often. We still see quite a number of the most successful turkey growers who consistently raise good turkeys, and never medicate tnem, unless tney gel sick ana need It. And it is surprising how many seasons and how many 'flocks DO GET BY without it. Other growers, just as suc cessful, follow some system of more or less peroidical flushing or physlcing their flocks, and they also raise pood turkeys, and plenty of them. All of which, of course, proves exactly nothing. If one glower raises fine tur keys without laxatives, and an other does the same with them, then it seems the only thing we ain do Is tell you to use your own judgment. One thing we will definitely advise, however, is "don't go to extremes". We have seen many rases where physics and laxa tives were used too strong and too long with disastrous results. "Too little too late" might be about the same as "Too strong too long". If you' want to flush your turkeys, you can feel reasonably certain they will not be hurt if you get our Lactose Milk Mash and feed it from five to eight hours, according to the age of the birds. This is a nutritional flush, and Is not to be confused with harsh mineral purgatives. This excellent feed is actually selling at the Douglas County Flour Mill for only $4.30 per hundred. MITES AND LICE. This warm weather Is going to be swell for haying, turkeys, corn, and many other things, but not for tempers. One thing that thrives in hot weather Is chicken mites. They go through a complete generation In less than a week, and are they blood suckers ! ! They can take the vitality out of a bunch of chicks, or good laying hens In a matter of days, If not hours. They work at night, when hens are on the roosts, or on nests. They lower egg produc tion rapidly, and fertility and hatchabllity suffer very soon. Starting with only a few mites, and doing nothing about them, you could be out of the chicken business In a couple months. But thev can be controlled, and the damage practically eliminated. Carbollneum painted or sprayed according to directions is guar antied to absolutely prevent mites for one whole year. For a small Investment, you can prevent your laying hens from being blood donors, pre vent an early slump In your production due to mites, and prevent yourself a huge amount of discomfort In chasing mites off your hands and arms, and out of your hair. At the AIM,1 we have carbollneum In gallon containers, reatly for you to take out and use. Donl fight mites all year; knock them out with a single treatment, and save both time and money. MILO MAIZE. We are frequently asked what those small round seeds are in Umpqua Scratch these days. Looks something like an over grown radish seed, but isn't. Well, that is mllo maize, a very good feed, and used verv ex tensively for feeding all "kinds of livestock and poultry In other sections. Chemically It is very close to corn and wheat in feeding value, and It Is an exceptional case when birds don't take to it very quickly. It is actually more di gestible than even corn. ! WHAT ABOUT ROOSTERS? The quickest cheap and easy way to improve your poultry locks is to get good roosters every year. Many folks this year bought either eggs or baby chix from good flocks from which .they will get this years males. .If you didn't do this, get In touch with somebody right now who has "ood birds. ' About the time pullers Ix-gln laying in the fall, many' people scurry around looking for some .good roosters. Usually bv that time, the best of every flock has decorated some dinner table, and we have to take' whatever we can find of the culls. Result flocks Just don't improve. Don't delay. FRESH AIR. Maybe you get tired belno asked to give your turkeys more air. But if you could see every thing we see, you could under stand why we continue to harp on It. The best turkey flocks we have seen are the flocks that were put outside to roost at six or seven weeks. If the weather Is bad, you could put a shelter over them to keep the rain off. But at six weeks, turkeys SHOULD BE READY for outside roosting. We have seen several flocks that have roosted out without cover for the past month, and they look swell. Why not get over the Idea that they are so delicate? They are not, unless we make them that way. e Friend: "How long did you know your wife before you mar ried her?" Husband: "Are you kidding? After forty years I still don't know her. e WANTED: All feed contracts to be signed soon. After July 1st, we can't promise anything. BEWARE. Only a few more days to get a dime for your good used Ump qua Brand sacks. HIGH IN 'O'UAUTY Film Tall can, 3 for Kellogg's ..SfliSB, 19e ril. WHITE SATIN iugar io.ib.sock t5C Coffee ?g 32C Posfum bcT 43C Soda 1 -lb. pkg., 3 for Catsup 14-oz. bottle 23$ Hoodies ng"j 25c Meal r:r 29c Rubbers ."JL 4C Lids ..SV 25C Caps "K0" 17C 111 rmmm-mmm, i .1111 KRAFT'S Mustard i-oz. jar 10c KRISPIE Crackers lb. box 19c, 2 lbs. 33C MAPLE LEAF Syrup 5-lb. or 92C Sardines 15-or. can 13C PALMOLIVE TOILET SOap 3 bars 20c FLIT Fly Spray Ot. can 43C DRAIN PIPE Cleaner Mb can 25c Soil Off Of. bottle 60C Vano ot. bottie 29c Light Globes 2S-40-60 each 10c . -41 euM M c tft J.VW m Jl'.lWCi. iffl' "m r.i Til f .t ) JTV .fid 1 CARROTS; 2 lbs 17c CABBAGE, lb 7C CUCUMBERS, lb 26C CELERY, lb. 17C ORANGES, 5 lbs. 5SC LEMONS, lb. . . .12C CANTALOUPE, lb. ........... 13C WATERMELON, lb... 6iC JI11Ilyes We M have it! In beauty and hair styling f her? !fs no shortage, and it doesn't require your precious ration points. Just consult Donna Bur done in Hennlngor's Beauty Shop and she will help you. HENNINGER'S ' BEAUTY SHOP DONNA BURDONE in charge Mart No. I Phone 522 :'k BEEF ROASTS, lb. . 25c T-BONE STEAKS, lb. 38c SIRLOIN STEAKS, lb. 31c ROUND STEAKS, lb. 38c GROUND BEEF, lb. . 30c CHEDDAR CHEESE, lb. 38c BEEF LIVER, SHORT RIBS, lb. ....... 21c WHITE ROSE mokes snowy white curtains Soften water, whit em curtains right in rnachlne or tub. No separate bleaching necessary! Have cur tains or which you'll be proud! Qts. 15c each Half Gal. 23c Gal. 49c WHITE Will" 50 lb sk 1.39 1 Friday and Saturday, June 22nd - 23rd s M 1 PT hi ji m y w STORE NO. 2314 SOUTH STEPHENS TELEPHONE 39 STORE NO. 1 WINCHESTER AND JACKSON TELEPHONE 522
