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12 Tha Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tuei., Junt 13, 1950 Marion County Achieves Wish 100,000 People SALEM, WP Marion county achieved its wish to cross the 100,000 population mark, but it just barely made it. Preliminary census figures give the county a population of 100,349. That is a 33.47 percent increase over 10 years ago. The city of Salem has 40.017 persons living in Marion county, NEW LOCATION ACE ELECTRIC 749 S. Stephens Phona 1478-L Houm, Commercial end Industrial Wiring. Motor Repair ALL WORK GUARANTEED Drivers Reminded Of Stop1 Rules The "dime" on which the aver age car can stop from a speed of 30 miles an hour would have to be 80 feet wide, the secretary of state's traffic safety division points out. The division said too many Ore gon driven are torgettmg there are three separate actions that must take place before a car can i be brought to a stop from any giv en speed, r irst, the driver has to 1 see and recognize the need to stop, j After he does that, there's the half i second or more interval called "re action time" before he moves his foot from the gas pedal, and final ly he applies the brakes. All this time, until the brakes finally stop the car, the driver is moving to ward the thing he doesn't want to hit. This means the average driver can stop an average car on dry level pavement in the following distances: At 20 miles an hour 43 feet (in cluding 22 feet of reaction time). At 30 miles an hour SO feet of reaction time). At 40 miles an hour 128 feet (44 I and 3,047 living across the river in Polk count. EASTON'S GROCERY 344 No. Jackson St. Phone 33 JELLO 3 for ? t ; x 'I i I sL3 NINE SERGENATS from Roseburg and nearby communities ware among the enlisfad men to leave Friday night for Ft. Lewis and the annual two-week summer encampment of the 41st division. About 90 members of the Roseburg National Cuard unit, Co. D, 186 Inf. Regt., joined 4,500 other soldiers from Oregon and Washington for the training session. Pictured from left are Dee Boyer, Robert Harrison, Dwight M. Pope, Victor Roberts, John Parsons, Victor Roberts, Laurie Coffel, Perry Rayburn and Cletus Krogel. (Paul Jenkins photol feet of reaction time). At 50 miles an hour 186 feet (55 feet of reaction time). The faster you go. the longer it takes, safety officials said, be cause a law of nature steps in. The energy packed into an object in motion increases approximately as the square of the increase in speed, which means that the faster you drive, the longer it takes for the brakes to counteract the ene rgy of that speed. Excessive speed was a factor in ninety fatal accidents in Ore gon last year. News-Review classified ads bring results. Phone 100. '''!!' i ..i.iipm , J.'WII! :''S ,! ,-mb C It's A Fact that the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada has well over a million policyholders throughout the world. In the more than three-quarters of a century of the company s existence over two billion dollars has been paid to policyholders and beneficiaries. Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Duane Baker Representative Phone 715-R-5 Pope Canonizes Saint Who Defied Napoleon VATtCAN CITY, June 13-MV-Pope Pius XII Sunday canonized the fourth new saint of the 1950 holy year and cited him as an example for churchmen persecuted by Communism. The new saint was Vincenzo Maria Strambi, Italian bishop of Macerata and Tolentino, who was exiled after refusing to swear alleg iance to Napoleon when his dio cese was occupied in 1807. "Remember that the church of God can be attacked but never can be defeated," said the pontiff in the ceremonies at St. Peter's basilica. Napoleon, he continued, "w h o dared to think of reducing to his will priests and bishops and even the pope, after so many victories and so many triumphs was com pletely defeated" and turned to re ligion for the "supreme comfort." Accident Kills Eugene Man BAKERSFIELD, Calif., -4P) A blowout on the mountainous ridge route highway, which links this city with Los Angeles, caused a crash in which Cleo Infield. 69. lost his life. Infield's automobile swerved off the road and struck a tree in the accident Wednesday night. High way patrol officers said he was from Eugene. Ore. His wife. Jo sephine, was not hurt. Another passenger in the north bound car, I.ydia Ann Lovett, 60, Hannibal, Mo., was injured slightly. a"""""""""""aaaa Kt IVt'ft. lot F-l Wc.. item tn k I jfjf 1 k2"' tt w 95-h.p. e-crllndor Iniim. 100 h.p. 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