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six - ROSEBUftS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1946 Milk House Plans Call for Approval; Herd Test Required Dairymen who cither arc Imllrl Ing or contemplate building milk houses may save themselves time and money bv ascertaining that such construction and equipment meet state requirements for the Riade of milk thev sell. Such plans may be submitted for ap proval or suggestions to Hans Selfors of North Bend, who Is the representative of the State De partment of Agriculture, division of foods and dairies for Coos, Curry and Douglas counties. Or they may be sent direct to the department headquarters at saiem. State regulations reauire cer tain types of materials as well as construction. Materials going Into construction of milk houses should be moisture proof. On this point, Selfors says pumice building blocks are not Impervi ous to moisture unless they are plastered with cement or other wise treated so they will not be too aDsoroem. Herd Tests Req.ilred Mr. Selfors savs also that he Was advised while in Salem re cently to attend a division con- lerence In connection with the new fluid milk reuulations that the department Is now receiving from those In charge of federal testing for Bang's disease up-to- ine -minute reports on location of reactors. As a result, the divi sion Is now In a position for the first time to enforce that portion of the so-called pasteurization law relating to raw milk sold In bottles. Briefly, this law requires that In herds where reactors are found, the herd be tested at In tervals ol 15 to 21 days for Tour tests. If reactors are found and removed after each test, and no reactors found on th fourth te.,t, the herd will be disease-free. If, however, on the fourth test, Bang's disease reactors are found again, as far as the sale of raw milk is concerned, the milk must be pasteurized If sold in the hot tie and can trade. It does not apply to dairies producing raw milk for pasteurization, as milk which is pasteurized eliminates any danger of undulant fever, which is the human form of Bang's disease. National Drive Opened For Famine Relief Food NEW YORK, May 13 W) The Emergency Food Collection CONCRETE is our business and we are in full production on all sizes of concrete pipe. When you need concrete pipe of any size, call us and let us help you with your drainage problems. REDY MIX CONCRETE CO. Concrete Pipe Conorete Blocks Phone 620 Bulk Concrete Delivered IF YOU NEED MONEY $50 $150 $200 OR MORE . ASK US FOR IT WE LIKE TO SAY "YES" Loaning money Is our full-time business. The more times we say "YES" to requests for loans, the more business we do. Out liberal, friendly loan plans make borrowing very simple. Four out of every Jive applicants qualify for a loan. 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S-2G4, M-337 Drive to obtain money and canned food tor the relief of starving millions abroad began today throughout the nation. Lee Marshall, executive direc tor of the drive, and Fiorello H. LaGuardia, director-general of UNJtRA, both have said that cash gifts would be more welcome and useful than gifts f canned food because UNRRA can buy at wholesale prices. Canned food, however, will be accepted and shipped, they said. The campaign will be organized in li;,000 cities and towns with collection depots in stores, churches, police stations and fire houses. Food and money obtained will be turned over to UNRRA. Mysterious Sickness Strikes Texas Cities Continued From Page 1 encephalitis, known as sleeping sickness, attacks the brain. Dr. George W. Edgcrcon of the Corpus Christi. health b-iard de scribed the malady as resembling poilo and yellow fever. He said it hrl been so quickly fatal at San Antonio that it had been im possible definitely to establish its symptoms. Both cities planned widespread use 01 uui to kill disea.'e-beanng Insects. Highways entering Nueces county were Being patrolled and no person under 21 will be per muted to enter unless ne is pre pared to Isolate hiins"!! at his home during ihe two-week period. 6 Held in Slaying of 2 GIs Ridir-g With Woman NUERNbfiRG, Mav 13. HP) Six German civilians, all men, nave been arrested by mllitar' police for clues In the fatal shoot ing of two American soldiers In a Jeep last Friday night. Military police who searched a foursquare mile sector found small quantities of American ra tions and clgarets in German homes. The Identity of the two v c- tlme, both members of the Stars ind Strlnes Army newspaper staff, have not vet been released. One nigh ranking officer told newsmen he was not convinced any German was implicated in the slaving of the two men. who were shot while riding In a leep with another soldier and three young women. The mechanism of Big Ben. giant London clock, includes a 131-foot pendulum and numer als two feet high. Superintendents of zoos say that a tiger or grizzly bear can defeat a lion In comh.-it anv dav. LYNN V. BECKLEY Republican Candidate for County Commissioner Subject to Primary Election, May 17, 1946 Economical, Efficient Administration Equal Treatment to All , Parts of Douglas County Summer School at OSC to Be Limited To 1,409 4-H'ers Oregon's 1916 4-IT Club sum mer school, to be held at Oregon State College June 18 to 28, will be somewhat larger than a year ago hut still will be limited to about 1-100 boys and girls, ac cording to II. C. Seymour, stale 411 Club leader. This will compare with about 1100 who attended last year's school and a peak pre war en rollment of around 2200. Housing facilities have improved slightly this year to permit a small in crease in numbers. This year's sessjon will be the 31st for Oregon club members. Started In 1H14, these schools have been held every year since except 1944 when Army students stationed on the campus occupied practically all available housing. The Oregon club school is unique rfmong all those held In the United States, being the only one that extends for as long as 10 days and likewise having the largest attendance of club boys and girls of any similar school in the nation in normal years. County quotas have been es tablished again this year on the basis of the ratio of club mem bers completing their projects. Members winning school scholar ships in state and county comoe tltion will be given first prefer ence and scholarship winners in community contests will be con sidered next. Sevmour says. Anv vacancies remaining In county quotas mav be filled by those paving ineir own way. Supplementing the staff of sev eral score regular O.S.C. faculty members who will Instruct the youngsters in classrooms and laboratories will be a number of nationally-known specialists, ac cording to Seymour. These will include L. M. Vaughn, chief of the labor utilization division of the federal extension service; Kenneth Ingwalson. western states field representative for the extension service: T. A. Erickson, formerly state 4-H leader in Min nesota for many years: and sev eral representatives of national firms interested in club work. Increased emphasis will be given this vear to discuslon groups for older club members and to courses in keeping with new developments along farm and home interests, such as frozen foods and labor utilization. ubts Tidal Wave From Atomic Bomb SEATTLE. Mav 13 UP) A University of Washington physi cist said Saturday he doubted if a tidal wave would result from the Bikini atoll atom bomb test, and hedged his opinion with this remark: "Of course you can't bold me resnonsible for this prediction. If I'm wroni? I won't he coming home at all." (The professor, Josenh E. Hen derson, director of the univer sity's applied physics laboratory.l will he a member ol the opera tion Crossroads" expedition.) "We all are taking out extra hazard insurance," Henderson said, "but I expect to return from Bikini alive and I don't exnect to find mv waterfront home here enfulfed." Prof. Henderson said ho based his doubts of a tidal wave result from the bomb test on a compari son of the comparative energies involved In the test and In the recent tidal wave. He said he believed the bomb would cause a wave of some mag nitude but that it would fall off rapidly. Incorporation Voted MADRAS. Ore., May 13. l!P) Culver, county seat of Jefferson County from 1914 to 1916, is now an Incorporated city By a vote of 38 to 0 the Incor poration was apnroved. Culver, eight miles south of here, Is in the area which will receive water from the new Jefferson water district. 1. ... & . j . : ; ELECT A Southern Oregon Man On The State Board of Control VOTE FOR FLOYD K. DOVER FOR Secretary of State I"""" '.,,("i Lllll Mill " "I " -'Ti .1 A War-Veteran Action! Not Lip Service Roseburg Tennis Team Defeats Eugeneans, 7-0 The Roseburg tennis team took a 7-0 win over Eugene Sat urday In a match held at Eu gene, Coach Homer Grow said this morning. In singles play: Young, Rose burg, was matched with School ing, 6-3, G4; DeBernardi, Rose burg and Hopper, 6-4, 0-3; Me I'ai land, Roseburg, and Peterson. C-3, U-4; Boyer, Roseburg, and Dahlberg, C-3, 112; Barrie, Rose burg, and Metson, G-2, 7-5. In doubles play: , Young and DeBernardi, defeated Schooling and Hopper, 6-4, 6-4; Boyer and McFarland defeated Peterson and Dahlberg, 26, 62, 6-1. Roseburg Indians Trim . .. Springfield Team, 6 to 3 Roseburg Indians defeated Springfield High at baseball Sat urday, with a 6 to 3 win. Six more games arc scheduled before summer, Coach Mel Ingram said, and the team will be handicapped by the loss of three regular play ers who have been suspended from the team because, they vio lated school regulations by re turning to Roseburg in a pri vate automobile instead of the school bus. Their names were riot disclosed. The scores: R. II. E. Roseburg 9 11,1 Springfield 3 4 2 Stolen Safe With $5,000 Inside Found Unopened MILWAUKIE. Ore.. Mav 13. Wl A 200-pound safe containing $5,000, stolen early Friday from Eastman's Garage here, was found unopened in a ditched car also stolen from ihe garage near Washougal, Wash. The Washington state patrol j reported there was no apparent attempt to open the safe. Food Rationing Return Considered Possible Continued From Page 1 deep inroads into American eat ing habits. Unable to obtain grain for the first time in lis 'GG year history, the mill shut down Saturday night. Since May 1 all flour mills In the country have been limited to a maximum of 21 days' wheat supplies. Many had less than that amount, and the government's action in offering a 30-ccnt bonus on sales to the government shut off any chance for the millers to augment their dwindling stocks. Hence others appear certain to follow the Pillsbury lead. How long flour stocks will hold out until bakers and housewives begin to feel the squeeze remains problematical. Truman Receptive to Idea Tills factor undoubtedly figured In the reported decision of Bowles to recommend bread ra tioning, along with a return to eouHns for meat, butter and cheese. Mr. Truman has said repeated ly he will not hesitate to order wartime rationing restored if such action becomes essential. Thus far. however, he has taken U24 WITH SUNNY DISPOSITIONS Smart is the word or these neat, medium-bold and .bold patterned foulards ties that are a compli ment to any man's taste! And if it's a touch of in dividuality you're after, you'll go for the animal effect hand-paints in a big way. Select your neck wear with care . . . everyone looks at your tie! 1.49 the position that machinery could not be started up again in time to help in the current crisis, which officials first estimated would last only until this sum mer's crops are harvested. State Dept. Wrangle Hampers Byrnes' Work Continued From Page 1 between the foreign service offi cerscareer men who are the backbone of the American diplo matic system and comparative newcomers to the field of dip lomacy. The fight has been Intensified in part by Byrnes' problem at Paris of trying to work out with the Russians, British and French satisfactory peace settlements for Europe. On the central problem of how ot deal with Foreign Min ister Moiotov and the Russians, Bvrnes received two strikingly different recommendations. His regular political-diplomatic advisers under Assistant Secre tary James Dunn recommended that he stand firm on every Rus sian demand considered to repre sent an expansion of Russian powers Into western Europe. These advisers wanted the con ference fought out on such issues as Trieste and Tripoli tacitly recognizing that eastern Europe is Russian and western Europe is not. Follows Own Advisers Byrnes' non-orofesisonal advls ers under Acheson and Clayton CARD OF THANKS It was impossible to adequately thank every one of Jeanne's many friends for their sympathy and beautiful floral offer ings personally. We take this opportunity to convey to you our sincere appreciation. 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Yet his proDosal of a 25-year, Big-Four treaty of alliance against Germany was regarded by the other side as an outgrowth of their advice but not substitute for it. This Is the 'third time in the East few weeks that Acheson has ecn identified with a project which not not go through. He called for much more drastic food control and famine relief measures, only to have President Truman say a few days later that he did not know of any more drastic measures he could take. 58 Nazi Camp Operators Sentenced to Gallows (Continued From Page 1) every official "cuplably and crim inally responsible." This largest of all mass war crimes trials will be followed, probaby at the end of the week, AUTO CO. 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