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YOU CAN HANS I FG'JRE V CARPET... OOf'U Jl ' n PATChcO UP.' J BRNS COP ) LOSS ENOUGH.' L . f ON FOZ A ( TO LA4T AS , . J 85 HOME IN V i BIE.i S SPEU.T TAIN'TI LONG ASTHE I i A A MOMENT .'JJeJ ' Aiuwer to Previous Puzi!e la olf 'el j 3LJAII 32 It Is to 42 Worm monkeys 43 Right (ab.) 33 Tidier 44 Born 33 Fixed line of 45 See eagle devolution 46 Smell 36 It has very 31 Babylonian soft, fur deity Depend 33 Symbol for Poet tantalum By Hershberger r ?i friyirews R-yi ROTE IK 5 T g:5TW'E AID O T O w'EjtJ W Q 6 rfe no r i eTprloWR'e I Am' 1 pun TvfsvwELiM I AnO dont hano we thai f Peallv v fj A PESPECT- 1 RATHER. OLD AXLE GQtASE ABOUT TWS S I H I able dcmp. 1 Than I I lc&nS- 'iour wallet J Te 1 O MODEST MAIDENS I hMalkpMtllHtia J . - HW aTam- WELL MY CLOTHES WEIGH SOMETHING AND iW SCT FIVE POUMtX OF MAKE-UP OW MY FACE FROM NINE TO FIVE inns Nobody has asked us yet, but iiccme DBTore iney V"" 14 ' ' By Jo Fischer we thought we'd beHer buy go up in price. By Chic Young By At Capp 3 it'll take vaaa YEARS, EF YO' DON' ' stop t eat: lcwsest . HE KIN LAST UNDER iff. IS A HOUR.7 ALL. ' THIS WORK SEEMS RATHER SILOf, DOM T THINKS . MIoHTY SILLV- By Merrill Bfosser HOW 1 By V, T. Hamlin Meat Production For 1951 Needs Poses Problem For Agriculture Secy. Brannan ly OVID A. MARTIN WASHINGTON (API How much meat Americans eat (text year end whet prices they pay for 11 may hinge upon de. cisions to be made by Secretary of Agriculture Brennen withie the next few days. The edminiitration farm chief must decide whether the government wilt re-establish price supports at e device for en couraging farmers to produce more hogs to boost 1951 pork supplies. Economists for the government and the food industry generally agree that the defense orogram will boost employment and con sumer buying power. A larger than normal portion of buying power may be spent at food stores be cause the prospect o( smaller sup plies of new homes, automobiles and appliances. The big question facing Brannan is whether farmers, of their own accord, will increase production of meat animals enough to meet the prospective greater demand for meat witho it a government prom ise to protect them afamst a sud den sharp price decline. If not, the result could be bidding I up of meat prices under the influ- j ence of consume.4 competition for inadequate supplies and possibly ; return of price controls and some j lorm ot rationing. Has Former Example Brannan finds himself in some what the same position a predeces sor, former Secretary of Agricul ture Claude Wickard, was tossed by the outbreak of World War II in Europe. It became quite appar ent to Wickard that the demand for reat would increase. Seeking to encourage farmers to step up production to meet that ex panded demand, Wichard set up price su iorts for hogs. This was an unprecedented move, but it ac complished the purpose. Farmers set hog production records. This country was able to send vast sup plies abroad and feed American! better than ever liefore. Brannan has said that a contin uing abundance of food for civilians is a "powerful weapon against in flation and our best means f staving off as long as possible the necessity for price controls and rationing." He must decide whether the gov ernment should take steps to en courage meat production beyond the current annua rate of about 14$' pounds for each person. During the last war, when there were short ages of non-food goods, consump tion jumped to 155 pounds and would have gone higher had sup plies been larger. Failure to get greater ontpeot could well require imposition of price controls. Dislikes Present Plan The decision on hog price sup ports would be easier for Bran nan if he liked the present method ot price support The law requires government purchase of supplies to keep price from, falling below guaranteed price levels. Brannan does not like it because it involves withdrawal from the market and storage of meat sup plies which, he says, should move to consumer dinner tables. He would support prices by means o ,!ZZZ TRUCKS FOR RENT ".6. LAMBETH Residential ana Commercial Rodio Doctors. Phone 9-l. Free y jf, jrjye Construction and Remodeling pickup ond di,v.ry. An Six. Job. plumbing e,,, 1538 1141 Rainbow Lane Adair's Parking Lot Phene 14M- Ace Plumblns Co., i 5 Garden Vol- d Washington ley Rd. Bus. phone 530-R-5 Res. H Khino co. a.e mi. Hegel Transfer & roseburg paving co. Phone 1927 Aipholt fovlng Horri, Plumbinol Heating Xo, 805 Sf0rQQ9 CO. OmrTj'i'MoN South Stephens. Ph. 1280. J Telephone 650-R Free Estimates Coen Supply Co. Phone tlf. , "BUf Usslr Fern's Plumbing, Phone 1579. AUTHORIZES u..lkJ. Guarantied Appliance Repairs Get Those PROPANE AND HtATING j Mil VTA r BUTANE bottles refilled ot the R. Ritimon Heotcng Co., hot voter K252!3. IllATTAU Myers Oil Co. and Beam, oil burners. 170J V-Jjft a Htghwsf 99 and Serden VsM Brown. Phone 1066-J. Rood. rLfCTRIClANS NORGE Sullies. AL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP ,. J Phone 1962 109 Sheridon V, i 5e,7'e DuFresne Eecfric. f'hone Berqh $ Anohoiice Helsert & Pyla Nnrre), Miftatf Applline mm4 washins machine uRvtce "'i.x? WoodwotkinQ Co. 1 Strlrlns All Mikcil llnUn 3 ' I. E. Newberry's Washing Machine Pha sos .bars, oris .... . m . , Se-vice 102 W Commerclai Ave- Wtsdew, Sosh, Ond FromKl nue Phone 101 5-R. Min Mo,',, Ph" 1242-J vo,h,q Mochin. servic, Rjsts Ap. DEER SKIN TANNING PhT03 lT'"' WIU to ysw iee rtins, or a- fJt 4 ?-f-l:ct : r- chatiji for qood Thu.low rq9J?T"!3j Flltl XT!NG'1I5HER 5ESV1C! GlovSJ. V&&Xi Fire Equlpmrnt Co.. 220 N Main. - P"-?'"Jf'2l. 'M jiL. JH Glenn H Tovfor Ph. U33-K. 2. 8o ?7i. Gofdefl Vafltf UPf KIKQERGARTEKS " daST' COMMUNI TY Kindergarten J & H SECOND HAND STORE CeSljjSJl Phone I599-R-4 JSS TATiMRM w u,r' " J'i' "'" "lndividualid Floors 1 Black South ef Brldgs en 99 Longenberg Clove & Fur Co. Myrtle Creek, Phone 1 52 J 0t "eautil Ity. RU9,W EST" MOVING AND LIGHT HAULING J SffkVS. - BUflda - 1 Mil KTIMATIS TRUCKS FOR RENT ""icso lTTC?ljiJW?fi O RADIATOR SERVICE - FLOOR COVERING You Drive Move Yourself , . 222 W. Qck Phon, 59 O 2035 No. Stephens Sov Vi - Long or Short o CONSTRUCTION Bee Hivt Truck Rental . T0DD BUILDING CO. '34 S Sttshens eetm-i RolplE. Carey 904 S. Stephein tk, 1710 production payments to farmers a method which would allow all supplies to be sold to consumers at whatever prico they would hring. . ' SLABWOOD tn 1 2-f 6 and 24 in. tengfhi OLD GROWTH FIR DOUBLt LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Phene 6SI KEEL 441 N. Jackson ( vVHERE'S the fire? ) " " ' "' . v lm RRE! WRE m&) n jfeh70 S TH NW usiness Ul 28, 1950 The Progrtssivt Education Mtfhods Fact Opposition rum lain i ( Mare than 100 persuns met here to form the uregon rarents conference, a group opposed to progressive edu cation methods. Paul A, Sayre, Portland attorney and former school board member, said support for progressive edu cation comes from administrators and not the public. Schools spend too much time teaching a child social living, he said. "The primary function of the 3lie (Sam 18 milet from Roseburg on the beautiful North Ump. quo , . , outdoor dining porch overlooking the river ... for delicious chicken, steaks, and fish. Bring Your Catches to Us for Cooking. Open 5 a. m Managers. Mr. and MOTOR COMPANY Diirectoiry News - evle, Xoseburf, Or. 9 school is to aive the chUd soma skills and soma knowledge not to spend all its time socializing and adjusting the child," Sayre added. Virgil Holland, President, listed1 these aims of the conference: Emphasis on drill in the funda mentals including reading, writing, spelling and arithmetic; more dis cipline in classrooms; report cards based on fixed standards; mini mum requirements for pissing grades in each class. Special Arrangements for Dinner Parties to 12 p. rr Mrs. J. H. Tayfor am Phone 129 CLEANING Fine Rugs, Furniture, Autos UPHOLSTERING Repairs Remodeling CUSTOM MADE New Location U12 Fairhaven Ave,, Phone 980-Y Expert Furniture Cleaner Free Pickup and Delivery Free Estimates PAINTING & PAPERING fnferlor ond Exferfor Decoroflng 30 years experience tree estimate "FHA Trm" HERBERT I. WOOD PhvBOS CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lite-Rock Building Blocks Concrete Building Blocks Chrystalite Tile Plant 3750 N. Stephens 69S-R2 Excavating Road Building Carry-Alls Tractor Shovalt Hour or Conrract 200 5. 7int l44 LEE M0RTENSEN, INC. Auditing C O, StClMHBR. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Income Tax Service Payroll Reports Reasonable Rates 25 Years Experience o Phone 148-RX Accounting t. t. tKINNEK o o o G oo o
