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10 Tht News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tues., May 31, 1949 Series Of Pasture. Forage Crop Meetings Scheduled In County All This Week Series of eight pasture and for age crop meetings for different sections of the county have been scheduled by the county extension office, according to J. Roland Parker, county agent. The first meeting will be held Wednesday, June 1, at 10 a. m. at the Chas. S. Dyar farm on Roberts Creek, p Wo- - ? I I I I We'll rcpoir your ear just like new if you have I a misfortunotc accident. Call ui today. HANSEN MOTOR CO. J Oak A Stephen! Phone 4460 i followed by meetings at Tenmile, Glide, Milo, Riddle, Yoncalla and I Azalea. j The meetings are arranged to show farmers and stockmen inter jested in pastures and forage crops, tinierent methods ol plant- jing, value of fertilizers in estab lishing stands of permanent pas I lure, and the adaptability of dif ferent grasses and legdmes to types 01 sou. Interest in permanent pastures and new lorage crops has grown rapidly in recent years, states Parker, and undoubtedly offer much to Douglas County farmers and stockmen as a means of in- See NO RGE Before Y6u Buy $5 per Month Rebuild Repair Repaint Add yean of service to your Washing Machine. Material and Workmanship Guaranteed. Easy payments as low as $5 per month. Phone 805 BERGH'S Appliance Service 1200 S. Stephen. ' See N 0 RGE Before You Buy I 11 ffliccsBaQsassyjuat i KDEXAL ' 1 . . . ... " '' StCUMTY AGENCY Cr-'- . tl k C- 1 V, uwiSTYti. n At mS . COMMISSION JlXSSl ""-"""'"" ' ' I : VT Q 'CONTHOl. ENGINEERS VV I Ny""""""! II ' I S"3 ' '" DIPARTMENT II t" Cjf AGR ICULTUR C ' "'' j WHCTKjATIOH department , Mrs. Eisler Gives Up Court Fight To Gain Liberty NEW YORK, May 31. IP Mrs. Gerhart Eisler has aban done her court fight for re lease from tills Jsiand and a deportation hearing was set for Wednesday. Her counsel, in withdrawing the court action, told Federal Judge Murray Hulbert that she desired to leave the country as soon as possible to join her hus band in Europe. In Washington, however, the Justice Department said It had no intention of let ting her depart voluntarily. Eisler, termed America's No. 1 Communist, secretly boarded the Polish liner Batory and fled bail here on several charges. He was released in London Friday when a British court refused to send him back to the United States. Xhorllv nflpr h- hnchanH foA j Mrs. Eisler was arrested and sent to Ellis Island. She had been at liberty under bail In a deporta tion proceeding that had been pending for some time. To Help You On the Farm ! Investigate these Today ! John Deere Model "AO" (Orchard Model) n rubber with extra set of steel wheels furnished. Being reconditioned in our shop. $850.00 John Deere Model "La" Tractor i with two way play, one row cultivator and belt pulley. Guaranteed. Runt and looks like new. $900.00 Interstate Tractor and Equipment Co. 70S N. Jackson Roseburg, Oregon mill i iV in inrn i 'm'lM i..'- f - , MOVING TO MY NEW V .v: BUILDING AND LOCATION IN SUTHERLIN, MAY 31 DURING MONTH OF MAY PRICES CUT TO THE BONE WITH FITTING PERFECTION MAX SCHWARTZ Clothier and Tailor i'-'ifkk 11A JJ f D- I M i.,,.;. jiumiii i.u. iinw s creasing net Income and lowering farm operating costs. Meetings scheduled are as fol lows: Wednesday, June 1 at 10 a. m., Chas. S. Dyar farm on Roberts Creek Lotus cornlculalus for hay and pasture. Wednesday aft ernoon at 1:30, Harold Nichols pasture, one-half mile past Ten mile store on Coos Bay Highway. Thursday, June 2 at 1:30 p. m., V. J. Philippl farm on North Ump qua Highway. Purpose will be to observe different grasses and le gumes growing in nursery estab lished in the fall of 1948 and pas ture seedings of perennial grass es, subterranean clover and Lotus. Friday, June 3, Waller Corwin Farm at Milo, 10 a. m. Here, Cas cade .winter barley and subter ranean clover seeded together in the fall of 1948 show promise of giving a good cash crop and per mits establishment of permanent pasture in one operation. At 2 p. m. farmers are requested to meet at the I. W. Worsham farm at Riddle, to see subterranean clover growing on different Ivnes of soil and planted under different con ditions. Seedings on the Julius Maser and L. C. Walsh farms as well as other adjoining farms will-be visited. Monday, June 8 at 1:30 p. m., Orval Berkley farm at Elkton. Subterranean clover seeded on bai ley stubble, permanent pasture on hill and bench lands well es tablished over a period of years and visit to the Henry Beckley farm to see Lotus, 'Alta fesque, Chewing! fescue and other grasses. Tuesday, June 7 nt 10 a. m., Roy Booth ranch In lower Scolts Valley, east of Yoncalla, on the Scotls Valley-Anlauf road. Well established permanent pasture on crop and logged over lands. Visits to surrounding farms will be made in the afternoon. Those at tending should bring lunch, cof fee will lie provided. Wednesday, June. 8 at 1:30 p. m., Azalea-Grange Hall to see grass nursery established in fall of 19IS. Plantings include subter ranean clover, Lotus, red clover, Alta fescue, CJiewings fescue. Creeping red fescue, Tualatin oat glass, ryegrasses, Burnet and or chard grass. (More farm news on page 2, sec ond section, today.) Wilbur IMS ViV lvfvu -V'1' aWTJT h ITS "I'm tired of these dreary meals . . . Ict'i go to the RAINBOW CAFE for dinner. We can't get lonesome in that big, friendly place." Frank Wilson of Oakland, Calif., anil his sister.. Miss Lesta Wilson, of Kosehurg visited friends in Wilbur Monday of last week. Miss Fitzgerald spent the week end of May L'l wilh her daughter, Mrs. Maud Chambers, In Rose burg. Mrs. Hummel! nf Plllard visit ed Mrs. I. W. McKav over the weekend of May L'l. She returned to her home Monday. A number of relatives and friends attended the rrtlth wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hutchinson. A large crowd vas present and all enioyed the occasion. A pot lurk dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKay and son. Wayne, of San Francisco are Vets Careless In Remittances For Their Insurance Carelessness in making out premium payments on their G. I. insurance jeopardizes the cover age of hundreds of Northwest veterans every month, Clifford Fields, veterans administration representative for this area, com mented today. During one month, the VA s dis trict office in Seattle counted 260 checks, money orders and postal notes that could not be cashed, although the Northwest ex-GIs who sent them intended them for insurance. Many checks, Fields explained, were not signed. Others were made payable to firms and groups which have no connection with the VA. One veteran sent a check intended to pay his grocery bill; no doubt the grocer got the in surance check. These are common errors. The VA tries to clear up such mis takes Immediately, but if pay ments come in shortly before the 31-day grace period expires,- the insurance may lapse, Fields warned. Veterans are advised to use the yellow payment envelopes when paying on their insurance. Checks, money orders or postal notes should be made payable to the Treasurer of the United States and signed, Fields said. visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay, during their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moskal and children, Eddy and Jimmy, were recent, weeKenrt guests of Mrs. Moskal 't mother. Mrs. Vernon La Raut. Mrs. Mengle Lee and Mrs. Jess Lee of Oakland shopped in Eu gene last' week. Friday was the last day of school and the parents celebrated with a potluck dinner -at the school house in honor of the teachers and students. "Saved my Life A God-iend for GAS-HEARTBURN" Wtiflfi rtrr dlomnrh nclil cniwtw pulnful. nufTtvflN Inn kiu, amir stuiiirti-li imil lii'iirtimrn, Ota-torn uuuHy iwrniit inu iiimivi-iihihk iiiriiuium u" i"i nipt tumult rrllff tiit-iU'liiwUlki'lliuwhi !I'II-aiui iihL'K No limitlvw. IMt-tuiri lirliitiH oimfurt In ti inv urirturn hot lit-(f lit f-T Umtt'iu iiHitn-y bak 5 BELL-ANS for Acid Indigestion 251 J. N. Boor Outboard Motors 924 Gdn. Vally. Rd. Ph. 530-J-l Authorized Johnson Service & Sales Boats and Trailers 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 352 NELSON and PYLE WOODWORKING CO. It'j to your advantage t get our estimate on: O Sash Frame O Windows ! Custom Planing Our Prices Are More Than Reasonable Phone 1242 J ' Mill and Mother Sts. In Reor of West Coast Productl 10 WASHINGTON, May 31. P) Attorney General Tom Clark says the United States has not given up on its efforts to get Communist Gerhart Eisler back from England to serve his prison sentences. In London, a court rejected an American demand that Eisler be extradited. Commenting on the action, Clark said: "The decision In the case of Gerhart Eisler, as reported in the press, appears to be based on the most narrow technical grounds. "We shall exert every effort to secure the return of the fugitive." 100 Farmers View Ensilage Cutting Demonstrations More than 100 farmers turned ou' to view the grass silage-making demonstration on the Busen bark Bros, farm at Melrose last Monday. They saw. the first cut ting of alfalfa being cut in the field, chopped, hauled to the silo and blown in, with only a matter of minutes separating, the field cutting from the final operation at the silo, slates J. Roland Parker, county agent. Among the speakers who took part in the program were the following extension specialists from Oregon State College: M. G. Huber, agricultural engineer ing specialist, and Harold P. Ewalt, dairy -specialist. Hubar discussed modern field harvest ing equipment and its proper use to cut labor costs and to speed up farm harvesting operations. Rela tive merits of grass silage as com pared with other methods of stor ing forage was explained by Ewalt. Where necessary, one man can cut. chop and fill a silo with forage, with the newest harvest ing equipment, where old meth ods required a number of men to do the same job. Equipment House, Commercial and Industrial Wiring Electrical Trouble Shooting Motor and Appliance Re pair Free Pick-L'p and Delivery Service 17 Years Experience ACE ELECTRIC Licensed Electrician 316 E. 2nd Ave. N. Ph. 1095-L FLOOR SANDING and FINISHING Estimates Leslie Pfaff F.iMWrV 320 Ward St. r.i fflBfeMM phone 1349 J n m amcHlulll " (NEA Ttlephoto) WITNESS Mervyn Rathborne (above), long-time leader of West Coast maritime labor, will testify as a Government witness In the Federal citizenship suit against 1. L. W7 U. President Harry Bridge in San Francisco. A former close associate of Bridges, Rathborne disclosed that he has already testi fied before the Grand Jury and that he will fully co-operate in the Government's investigation into Communist Influence in labor unions. Invitation To Funeral Extended Hir-Runsrer VANCOUVER, B. C, May 31. (CP) An "invitation to a funeral" Saturday was extended to the unidentified automobile driver who struck and killed 60-year-old Albert E. Snowden last Monday. The invitation was published, in heavy black type, on the front page of the Vancouver Daily Province at the request of Wal ter W. Snowden, a son. It said: "To the man who killed my father: I would like you to come to the funeral. Only then can you see and know all the grief and suffering you have caused our family ... my dad died just once, but you, I am sorry to say, will die a thousand deaths . . . you were in just too much of a hurry to give my dad a chance to live, to work in his garden, to hear the music, to be with his family. 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