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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1948 EIGHT Labor Relations Important Item On Oregon Farms Farmers who employ workers during any part ol the year are actively enKawd in emplmcr employcc relalions w hether I hey realize It or not, eayi Kussei Adama, lormer assistant Mate supervisor of the extension ser vice emergency farm labor pro gram. "Experiences of the recent emergency larm labor program have indicated that a certain (mall percentage of farmer em ployers always have ditfliulty with labor," Adams states, "while another small percentage are outstandingly successful in gain ing the goodwill and support of tiieir workers." As a result of observation made during tiic recent emergen cy farm labor program which was discontinued as an extension service: function on December 31, Adams has written a bulletin en titled, "The Farmer and His Help." In this he points out that under normal Intensive cropping In Oregon, lubor costs constitute approximately half the cost of production. In this field of labor manare ment Adams s.iys farmers can do a great deal toward reducing their cost of production. One evidence of poor labor manage ment, he pointed out, is the con stant turnover of labor that oc curs on many farms. Some of the factors which en ter into the labor management field for farm workers ara hous ing, field condition, and personal leiationship between the farmer and his employees. Important considerations which "make or break" the averag farmer employer as far as belni: a boss to his help is concerned ate cooperation with the worker, iriendliness, helpfulness, under standing, appreciativencss and firmness, according to Adam's iindings. The publication, extension bul letin .No. 683, may be obtained through any county extension ot tice or direct from O. S. C. 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" permem ' Cleavage Between Democracy, Reds Get More Defined By HEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Iiaily the cleavage between Russian Communism and Democ racy is beliiK moiu sharply de fined. We had a blunt reminder of this in Secretary of State Mar shall's appeal before the Senate foreign relations committee this week for prompt Implementation of the nroKram for rehabilitation of Europe. The general didn't mince words: "Without the establishment of economic health and vinor in the free countries ot Europe . . . the historic base of western civilisa tion, of which we are by belief and Inheritance an integral part, will take on a new form in the image of the tyranny that we fought to destroy in Germany . . . "This great project . . , must be carried to success axainst the avowed determination of the So viet Union and the Communist party to oppose and sabotage it at every turn . . . "The way of life that we have known Is literally In the balance." Now U. N. May Develop Apropos of the general tense situation, but having no Imme diate relation to the Marshall statement, a foreign office source in London threw out a thought about a possible new United Na tions. Ho did this by hinting Uiat ihe British may incline to the viewpoint attributed to certain elements in the American State Department- who are said to be ready to reorganize the United Nations "without Russia and her il lends ' In a real East-West show Jown. Your correspondent has report ed betore that there is talk in the air about the formation of a new U. N. comprising the democracies. However, such a statement by a British official spokesman, even though guarded, came as an in teresting surprise. The new peace organization presumably wouldn't bar Kussia and her deiiendendes out the democracies would lie in ihe majority and Moscow's power to block action by veto would be destroyed. Brazil Ousts Reds Meantime liiail dealt a body blow to Communism in the West ern hemisphere by withdrawing Ihe last vestige of legality from the Brazilian Communist party which has ranked as the largest in North or South America. The chamber of deputies passed a bill, already adopted by the Sen ale, removing all Communists from elective ixists through the nation, and President Dulra promptly signed it into law. The Communist party, claim ing a membership of close to 2UO, 0(H), previously had been outlaw ed, although this didn't ufieet Ihe status of office holders already elected. Brazil severed diplomatic relations with Moscow nearly three months ago because of at tacks on the Brazilian president and the army by the Kussian press. Moscow's Hand In Italy At the same time over in Mi lan. Italy, the world was given further proof -if any were need edthat the Communists of Bra zil or of any other country take their din-clions from Moscow. The Italian National Communist Congress was meeting and was attended not only by Italian leail ers but by Harry lhillitt, secre tary general of the British Com munist party: Maurice Thore, the French Communist leader; r - - mv it. . rnpt Miu-uj run u Iff !V '-!- i ,( AjRIPS DAILY rpe en i'-. i - rl : T7r--,.i ' a- ii . i 1 li Advanced Course For Graduate Nursed Dated Here An advanced course for gradu- ate nurses will open In Roseburg Wednesday, Jan. 14, it was an-; nounced by Henrietta Doltz, direc tor ot the University of Oregon Medical School, Department of Nursing. The course will be under the di rection of Johanna Vreeland of the medical school teaching staff. The classes will be held in the Roseburg Veterans Hospital med ical library, 212 Building No. 1, Jan. 14 and 15. from 4 to 6:40 P. M., and the following week, Jan. 21 and 22. at the same hours. Thereafter, classes will be held every other Wednesday and Thursday until the completion of the course. Roseburg was chosen for one of the extension classes under the new nurses' training program made available by the recent grant of the W. K. Kellogg foun dation of Battle Creek, Mich. Other classes in other sections of the state will be organized through 1948, according to an nouncement made by Miss Doltz. Any graduate nurse in Rose burg or surrounding territory Is eligible for registration. The fee for the entire course is $10.30 and is under the administration of the general extension division of the State System of Higher Educa tion. The course scheduled to start next Wednesday covers the prin ciples of teaching. LEGAL NOTICE REEDSPORT NOTES PROGRESS Among the improvements noted at Reediport during, the past year, are the new $35,000 gravel processing plant of the Umpqua River Navigation Co. (top view), largest construction project in the Lower Umpaua Com munity during 1947. The same company purchased a new mod ern gravel digger Icenterl with a digging arm more than 90 feet long, mounted on a steel barge. Raedsport city and state police have their offices in the new office building lower which adjoins the City Hall IN TUB CIRCUIT COIHT OF THE STATE or OREGON IN A NO fUR DOUGLAS COUNTY Cast No. ileal SUMMONS W. E. SLAUGHTER, Plaintiff, MARGARET SLAUGHTER. Defendant TO: MARGARET SLAUGHTER: IN THE NAME Or THE STATE OF OREGON. You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the ebove entitled Court and cauia within four I4i weeks from the date oi the first pubUcaUon of this summons, and If you fall so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court tor the relief Uieretn demanded, a succinct statement of which la as follows; That the bonds of matrimony hereto fore entered Into by and between tbe parties hereto be dissolved. This summons Is served upon you by PubUcaUon In the Hoseburf News. Hevlew. a newspeper of seneral circu lation, published in Ooualas County. Orrron. pursuant to the order of the Honorable Dal M. King, duly made and entered on the loth day ot January. 1MU. requiring thla summons to be pub lished once a week for four ' 4 succes sive, weeka. and requiring you to ap pear and answer plaintiff's complaint within four - weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons DATKD and first pubUshed Uua Llta oay ol January, im GEORGE LITOHA, Attorney for Plaintiff, U. S National Bank Building. Roseburg. Oregon. We tee FASTCST. INOITf ST lOlirfl To PORTLAND ONE-WAY FARE. $3.00 (To SEATTLE ONE-WAY FARE, $5.50 t- r r t i New Alr-Cesditieesd Ceecaet 4e S. St'Fkeai Streef resile sse kHi-art'ek iaia-ile. aaV iTl tti Berlin Expands Warming Hails To Reduce Deaths UKRLIN Shocked by casual ties last winter when more than UK) people, mostly aged and un dernourished, froze to death In their lothTini;.s, Berlin is expand ing the facilities of community "warming halls." The city has opened 350 of these neighborhood centers with capacity lor 40.000 persons. Oiicn daily from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m., the warming halls are es tablished primarily to provide warmth and hot liquids served and Yugoslav, Czechoslovak. Bul garian, Romanian and Hungarian ili-l'l!ates. tme of the outstanding events of that session was rnllitt's de nunciation of his own Labor (So ei.ilist) government and praise of "that gn at man ot genius, Com rade Stalin." Another was when rullitt. T'horez and the leaders from other countries shpiM-d out o( the convention on some mis sion which speculation s.iid might h ve Ix'cn a meeting of the Com inloim. recently established, hy Moscow to direct attacks on the Marshall Plan. That is willing on the wall for all to reid Brazil has read the writing nmi has had the murage to record her Interpretation, in concrete action. free to mothers and children, the aged, ill or handicapped persons and outdoor laoorers. Provided with special fuel ra tions, they serve as sort of neigh borhood clubs. Welfare workers and volunteers from church youth movements arc In charge and organize activities for the chil dren, cultural programs and sew ing classes. Newspapers and mag azines are furnished. Thousands ot aged and handi capped people spend whole days in warming centers when cold waves grip the city. IT.ey pack their meager lunchej along and return home to cola lodgings to climb into bed with a warm brick warmed In the warming halls. The city is arranging part time shelter for an additional 3,000 persons In emergency barracks. NOTICE Dr. H. B. Scofield Pacific Bldg. Palmer Chiropractor Summer Office Hours 10 . 12 and 2 - 5 Saturdays 10 12 A. M. X-ray neuro-calo-meter service for spinal correction. People of the United Stntes normally consume 100 million pounds of tea a year, enough to make about 20 billion cups. In 1W7. the annual U. S. death rate from appendicitis was re duced to 3.2 per 100.000 less than one-third what it was 10 years ago. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE TWO OR MORE APARTMENTS DUPLEXES COTTAGES OR HOMES FOR EMPLOYEES UMPQUA VALLEY HARDWARE 202 N. Jackson Phone 73 KENTHE FOR FLOORS For your home, your store, ony institution, or ony place where a good floor is desired, uie Kentile. A wide range of colors available, make it possible for you to work out your own pattern and color scheme. For oppearance, durability and price it hos no equal. Ask for estimate. You will be surprised at the low cost. 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