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2 Th Ntw-Rview, Rosaburg, Ort.-Thurs., Sept. 22, 1949 Congressmen Use Variety Of Methods To Keep In Personal Touch With Folks Back Home WASHINGTON liP) Your congressman would like to know you belter. And chances are he is doing something about it, at considerable trouble and expense to himself. Keeping In touch with the (oiks back home is something of a mnr business, on the side, for a U. S. representative. Nalurallv he wants you to keep his name in mind and vote fo." him if he runs again next year--as he probably will. But he also may be preity serious about wanting to know your problems and how you feel about issurs on which tie will have to vote in the House. While the House was on "vaca tion" this month a lot of its mem bers got little rest. Take Joe Martin of Massachu setts. Republican leader of the House. Every year he puts ads In the papers saying at such and such a time he will be In such and such a town always at the postoffice and the lolks can come see him. Last week on Tuesday he turn ed up at 14 postnffices, the first at 9:15 in the morning, the last at 5 p.m. On Wednesday he start ed at 9 and quit at 5:10 and show ed up In another 14 towns. On the same days, down l:i Virginia, Democrat Burr Hani son was making eight stops in an aflernoon and 11 In a full day. Mike Mansfield. Montana Dem ocrat whose district covers a third of a big state, doesn't make dates ahead of time but drops in on old friends at the back door, at the copper mines In Butte, where he used to be a miner and engineer, or at the State univer sity at Missoula, where he was a history professor for 10 years. Some lfiO representatives marte regular recorded broadcasts to their stales. Congress has Its own recording station, a self support ing enterprise. A member pays $.'1.50 for each record. Probably scores of Congress men get out newsletters. Many write their own. but some have secretaries or clerks who serve as press agents. Clare Hoffman, Michigan Re publican, used a newsletter to tell his constituents such things that if the SJ52.OO0.OIXI.0O0 nation al debt was put In dollar hills it would go more than half way around the world -15.000 -illes. Harold Lovre, South Dakota Republican, puts out a letter en titled "In Washington With Har old Lovre." A freshman congressman, Democrat Sidney Yates of Illi nois, got a bit of a surprise w hen he went home on vacation and reports It this way in one of his newsletters: "I had anticipated some relax ation of the pressing pace which congressional duties in the I apl tol require, but there was llltle let up this week. People called me for apiKiintmenls and I have been leep in Immigration prob lems, civil service difficulties, veterans' claims, government I BORDENS COTTA6E CHEESE 1 V FRUIT SAIAP1 J 'rr'' LUSCIOUS FROITsV MIXE0 WITH CAAy I fJM I BORDEN'S J yj VconA6e CHEESE! V COTTAGE CHEESE W r YOU GET THE YES, IT ( YEH. 4 TRAY READY TO I' SKAELLS I FROM L 'A TAKE UP TO NAA ( DELICIOUS ( AWAY ::! SHE LL BE AMAZED I FROM AWAY ) 1 'N HERE J ''A TO KNOW I CAM V IN HERE, j V . '," COOK-IWAA EVEN.' J - J't I COOK'S POLICE y V t, j V IN TH' ARMY . V. ! a Ly i HEROES ARE MADE -NOT BORM OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams III .1 h-" xsjWe,. WjS :. "t .1 lis WxW hi n k t - -r ..v N B 1 it" T-J ? t . -v ."I'M (V THEY WROTE THEIR OWN--Privileged to write their own tickets for travel t0 th Seattle convention of the American Asso elation of Railroad Ticket Agents these two Chicago agents chose the large, aconomv size W D Cornell, left, and H C Duvall center, present their 40-inrh ticket to startled conductor as they board the tram in Chicago Of course, the got back the stub Smeck your Hp wlies yew Me fhti Dockage. There ere wky, diced pen, peachec, chr rlfl end pineapple Ifiilda aiifd with imeath lardan't Cetfage Chaaie. Wonnndarfwll Atd i of fur food irore eewl contracts and a myriad of other matters." A newly revived publication Is "Burdick s Magazim.-a lOpiige mimeograpbcfl affair with a r.ir toon on the cover, put out by Rep. Usher Burdick IRMH. Into it go a condensation of weekly newsletters, views on cur rent Issues, even a Joke or two. Copies go to each editor In North Dakota and to anyone else who wants them. lii I iii T lempring. uencious , . . bread that literally melts in your mouth with oven-fresh goodneit . , that'i our specialty! In your children's lunchbox, on the dinner toble or in your favorite pudding, PATTERSON'S bread it a delicious vitamin-rich treat. OSC Dairy Feed Bulletin Guide To Higher Profits HlRh milk production per cow practically always means moie profits. Cood Inheritance and good feed are the chief lactors in high pro duction. Therefore good feeding prac tices are essential to profitable dairying. Based on this logical argument, a new handlMMik of dairy feding I radices has Just been Issued by the O. S. l experiment station as station bulletin 4i" 1. "''podjnr: Tor Milk Production," written by I. R. Jones, station dairy hus bandman, and R. W. Morse, ex tension dairy specialist. Cost of production mudics have shown repeat edly that the most Important factor In better dairy income is yield of milk and but tcrfat per cow. the authors point out. A row producing 300 pounds of butterfat per year uses only 25 percent more feed than one of the same size that gives only 150 pounds per year. In other words; feeding 25 per cent more, with a good cow. dou bles ihe production. On the oth- Imiiicilialdv Available For You ChrUtfan Science opens to all a new spiritual understanding through which hr.illli, harmonr, and abundance are fount! to be aU.'ns st hand. Tlii priceless understanding is available to you through the study of the Hible in conjunction with the r.bristijn Science text book, "Science ami Health with Krv to the Scriptures" by Mary Baler K.ldy, which, together with other atitliorired Christian Science literature, mav be read, borrow ed.or purchased at CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 217 Pacific Building Roseburg Hours: 10:30 to 4 30 Except Sund.iNs and Holidays if.irw.ii.'wurwicr 'tin ,'wri 1T p.'.r-'ic !ftuw, rIA'r trtiluM .Signer e-riii;iri oiie eiiiio.e. er hand. If a good cow is not fed enough of the right kinds of feed she cannot produce up to her In herited ability, the authors add. The 60-page Illustrated bulletin discusses the use of feed by the dairy cow. including different nu trients and their digestibility, and then compares different kinds of feed in relation to their use in producing milk the most cheaply- A large section of the bulletin is devoted to a discussion of roughages, hay vs. silage, differ ent kinds of hay, use of succulent feeds, pastures, grain and con-1 cenirate leeaing, ana pasture management. Court Set Up To Pass On Give. Away Shows' Ban NEW YORK, Sept. 21 P A until the special court had made special three-Judge court was set ; ' rulinB. A similar restraining . . . , , order was issued Sept. 13 by the up Tuesday to pass on the legal- L, g Dislrk.t murt n Chicago. Ity of the Federal Communica-1 g , annua, the Fcc edict tions commissions ban on radio, h fjl(.d b. thp National and television give-away shows. BroadfasIjng company, the Amor Federal Judge Simon H. Rif-: jran Broadcasting company and kind signed an order establishing ' the Columbia Broadcasting sys the court, to consist of himself, t,.m. U. S. Court of Appeals Judge j s0 trial date has been set. Charles K. Clark and U. S. Dis- The KCC has forbidden give trict Judge Vincent L. Leibell. aWay shows effective Oct. 1 on Rifkind said he would restrain the ground that they, violate lot the f'CC from enforcing the bar. ' tery laws. OUR BUSINESS p is giving old floors the beauty ot new with DURA SEAL "The lifetime finish" muican Phone 102-R-3 Carlson's Floor Service September Bsrbecve, husky hambiiftjens and hifs-the-$pof-cofie Here's how! for the hungry ones big, juicy hsm. burgers on home-baked buns and piping-hot HiUj Bros. Coffee. This fine coffee hs a flavor that's deliciously all its own. It's a blend of the world's choicest coffees, and "Controlled Roasting," aa exclusive Hills Bros, process, roasts the blend Unit at timt continuously to insure an even roist for every coffee bean. 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