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Newspaper Page TextOhio River 100 Years Wide In Respect To Segregation; Varied Opinions Discovered By BEM PRICE LOUISVILLE, Ky. vW-The Ohio River lows past here and some say it is 100 years wide. On this, the southern side, is a tradition of white supremacy and racial segregation. On the northern side the tradi tion essentially is one of equality and freedom, though discrimina tion often exists, stemming from community pressures rather than the law. The farther South you go from the Ohio, the wider the river ap pears. 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There are people however, here who do not hold with the 100-year theory. Mrs. Robert B. Hinkdebetc is one. Mrs. William E. Yeageis an other. ' . Each has seven children, six of whom are school age. Mrs. Hinke bein is white. Mrs. Yeager is Ne gro. ..ii v-i: . t . : ii lacy ucuevu uiai, given ume and patience, any problems arising from the ending of segregation, especially in the public schools, can be worked out with a Mini mum of trouble. Last May the U. S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that legal segregation in the public schools was discriminatory and hence un constitutional. ' Since then the question for the South has been how and when to end segregation. There is a widely shared theory among race relations authorities in the region that, generally speak ing, segregation will be ended in various localities at t rate in direct proportion to the number of Ne groes compared to the number of whites. The theory also holds that de segregation will spread like rock ripples in, a pond from the border states southward again gener- MODEST MAIDENS Tradt-urh Itfttm. U. I Ftt OAs 5! i M-iro ' 3-2i (W V w- "Okoy, see for yourself He's busy'l" WEIL, IT TIME THB01P C0PS6K GOT OUT Of THE- U0W I CMI SEARCH ROOM FOR BALDWINS BRI6FCK&6' CAPTAIN EASY 7ff m IMTHEPISrHVICEl I , I fv .i II srgfftt off in I . I . . L . Mewo-i tW WOKP, EaSV! WHILE- VCU REM? SOMETHING SINISTER IN EVERY' Y m DECIDED HB 1 1 THAT'S T MOD HB TOLD U& HE'D FLV WAS HOLPINCr US STRANGE! 'EW TO AM ISLAND SOUTH M SINISTER IN EVERY- THERE, NAN! AW X THE CRATE5 K O'HEKEiTOMWKKOW'.T" 1 THINS 3AV D0E&1 UIKE WANTED ANOTHER ARE GONE! j '''-limi. im i " Si TOWISHTi WHEM HE WAS LOOK IM THAT kw -:rf"13Sit" ' ir Csjff. 1B54ty ME fawiot. lac. T. ML KefcUtkPLOiil. Ifcsj n i T" T 1 1 1 " ' -- fflVi ' I " ' ill I 'l V 1 1 I riTrft Yf-faH l"TT--gi-litJtJtP FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Cmonisenjse ! PLEASED T'mEETCMA, MI5TEr PUTTWQ BUf 1 CAN'T STOP We GOT YOU IN AN IWPOKTAMr DATE A , , I,., m UNIFORM . !!il '' Y II r? ttWNCW coAcm III I 1 il FOOTBAIL? NO THANKS Tcx R0U6H-- LIABLE" ' Trt AFT U( IBT I 7'7 what l like T coeesr i VI is a&e. em. exercises--. like THIS.' I ' LI'L ABNER AH'D WHOMP -A3; STRANGER EF VO1 rvTOliA DIDN'T HAVE THET GIANT HELPIN YO.V- I (??-HEDDHTAX 11 f ttrtgU ) " AH'OWHOMPVO; PERMISHUN.W J II I TT. F STRANGER EF VO g AH DIDN'T HELP HIM.V- HE HELPED HISSELF.7-AH IS MERELY I5K Y'APS OLE AH IS TOO YOUNG TO BE INT RUSTED IN) GALS." W TUFPF 11 ALLEY OOP j-j'rtT'T"i;i'3g OKAY, WE RE ON. I VZ e"::-7...bY GOSH, YOU WEREN'T Kj--'-it4!'Vi liAf, tz POC..60MElHINfi'fiM N Ljr fell KIDDING ABOUT POOR -g! , WATCH IT NOW. OSCARV COMING UR.. YEH... HEY, ) !l V aD OOP BEING IN fcW'tZiJ-M&-? 1J VV3 5HOULP BE ON THE Vrrr-X LOOK 'jf5kA JAM... HOLYCOW.' A Jf;CV4". ;(J BEAM... IF ALL IS RIGHT H pi "Zg, 51 VoJ1 i -!?,,'' " ftT"- BLONDIE l!' '"'I IT MUST BE THE t MAN FROM THE TAO C CLEANERS-GIVE CL r--i (ME MXIR PANTS 1 K. O r f I'M NOT FROM THE CLEANERS- I'M SELLING NOISELESS EGG-BEATERS WELL, THEN GIVE ME BACK THE PANTS ZTTw 0 V 'SI El OMAN'S HOLDING tl.i I won't Give you BACK S T mc.3unic TM I II ft MAN'S HOLDING ; 'ally speaking and will come first in communities with a long history of cordial race relations. On the basis of this theory, Lou isville should be among the first cities to solve the problem. Everyone to whom I talked be lieved the most orderly way would be the admission of white and Ne gro children to the same school in the grammar school level "be fore they have a chance to pick up prejudices.' Louisville has an estimated pop ulation of 401,280 and roughly 16 per cent of the total is Negro largely concentrated around the heart of the city. There is no segregation on pub lic transportation. The city's li braries are open to all. So is the University of Louisville, which draws is per cent of its operating revenut from the city. Negro firemen work and live in the same stations as white fire men. The city's hospital is open to Negro nurse trainees. The city em ploys Negro policemen. - This summer Mayor Andrew Broaddus announced henceforth all city jobs would be open to Negroes. Louisville has never had any major racial trouble. It has a long recora or interracial cooperation. Two powerful voices la the community the Louisville Cour ier Journal and the Louisville Times have long spoken for what they believe is simple justice for the Negroes. Clendale Phone Rate Boost1 Civen Approval The Oregon Public Utilities Com mission has approved a rate in crease recently requested by the Glendale Telephone Company. The approval was granted fol lowing a public hearing con ducted by Commissioner Charles H. Heltzell at the Glendale City Hall on Aug. 25, according to cor respondent Mrs. G. B. Fox. Mentioned in the statement fol lowing the approval of the rale increase was the fact that service In the Glendale Telephone System is being improved, and the entire system is being converted to dial. Plant expenditure in the overall modernization program will great ly exceed $100,000' mark when the work is all completed. , Many fish and other animals In the sea are attracted by light, says the National Geographic Society. FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer " 1 i AO tw-to tinti J jrF setter Tue. Sept. 21, 1954 The News-Review, Rostburg, Ore. 9 Fat People Live Longer Than Normal Weights STOCKHOLM. Sweden ! Fat people with high blood pressure live longer than or at least as long as people with normal weight who suffer from the same trouble, say three Danish doctors. They reported this conclusion after a study of 1,000 cases of high blood pressure followed for nearly 20 years. Their report was made to the Stockholm WorM Congress for Internal Medicine. "The first remarkable finding in this investigation was that so many slill survive," Dr. Poul Bechgaard, of the Arrhus Com munal Hospital, Denmark, said. He continued: The high age among many of the cases was another surprise. Twenty years after they were first found to suffer from high blood pressure, 63 persons had reached the age of 78 or mora. And 25 were more than 80. Many of those rccheeked after 20 years were "not seriously trou bled by their high blood pressure "and 60 had actually regained normal blood pressure. The highest mortality In high blood pressure patients occurred during the first two years, after which time there was a downward trend." The older the person! ob served became, " the smaller seemed the risk that they should die from high blood pressure. NO TIMBER BIOS A small auxiliary sale of O 4 C salvage limber on the Tiller-Trail Boad drew no bids over the week end. It will now come under the ao-day clause. The timber included 35.000 board feet of Douglas fir appraised at $5 a thousand and 4,000 feet of sugar pine appraised at $20.10. To tal appraised price was 55.40. The tract will now be advertised and then be put up for sale to any bidder in a period of 90 days. The timber can be sold for any pri mary manufacturing in any O&C marketing area now, according to BUM f orester James watts. The next scheduled salt i Oct, t. Broadcast Listener Fails To Hear Thieves SALT LAKE CITY W An em ploye of a Salt Lake City scrap metal comoanv was listening so In tently to a radio broadcast of last Friday night's heavyweight title that he didn't hear thieves enter the company lot and make off with two tons of scrap iron. After the Spanish conquest of Mexico, historians estimate that about 300,000 Spaniards entered the country and settled In a pop ulation of several million Indians. Mr. Wump called. He just made a hole in one and Said we can all have the day off. i NY BUSINESS By Hershberaer REGISTERED WATCHMAKER & CLOCKMAKER ' JACK D. G0RTHY 1280 Umpqua Ave. Ph. 3-8080 A Mighty Midget! 3-TRAHSISTOR "RQYAL-M" Idt l Unit TWICI lit till... milltf than many hMrlng aid Mlllni TWICI Ms ariul Weighs about the same as Eiockcl lighter, and is hardly arger...so convenient and " comfortable you forget you're wearing it. Operates for 10 a week on one tiny battery! Convenience '.Clarify! Comfort LonlyrlOO Bon conduction acctitory of modtrate xtro cotf. EASY TIME-PAYMENT PLAM 10-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE Wear and Compare! ; CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY 103 N. Jackson Dial 3-4533 !WV..' V :. ROOM i5Q-. JJJff fTfHlBf rp'i"1 r Cm. IfM W MIA UrrU. !,. V "A '""" t-Lf QSix "Why the squawk? You always take a coffee break at the office, don't you?" CALL US FOR ALL EXCAVATING ROAD BUILDING " Specializing in Construction and Maintenance of Logging Road NO TRANSFORATION CHARGE JACK E. DARLING TRUCKER Phones 9-8448 3-5240 Roseburg, Ore. P. O. Sox 208 U S 0 M l&gei , I . U I ,- DECORATORS Painting and Paper Hanging. H. E. Woody Wood. Phon d-44U ELECTRICIANS Du Fresne Electric. 224 N. Main Dial 3-535B or 3-3223. FLOOR COVERING FiW Floor Covering Sales and l-tollatlori ot all types of floor coverina. Free Estimate S&H Green Stamps. 325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234 Durnam's Floor Covering Carpets, Linoleum, Formica, Tile 566 W. Oak Dial 3-6123 FLOOR SANDING Floors loid and finished. Carlson, ph. 3-8442. PLUMBING Hurlburt's Plumbing. Oial Sutherlln 2182 or Roseburg 9-5104 Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. 805 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461 Hansen's Plumbing & Heotlng, Wins ton. Ph. 9-8705 MISCELLANEOUS Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659 RADIO SERVICING Hargis Electric Co., 112 E. Cass. Radio & Appliance Repoir. Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash and Frames MM and Meiher Phone 1-3434 iDOTsTirarTi n .' 7r.L DOUGLAS DURACLEANING Phone 9-5211 PHOTO FINISHING in of 5. out at 9 We give S&H Green Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 105 S. Jackson Phone 3-8526 BERKELEY PUMPS A pump for tvery need, from hornet to industries Sales Sorvice Irrigation System! Mill Pumpo A Specialty Free Miniate GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Phone 2-2636 ROOFINOj Aluminum Life-time Shingle Co. Dii trlbutor Aluminum Lock Shingle. 229 E. Roberts. Ph. 3-5127 RUGS CARPETS FIW Floor Covering Sales and installation ot all types ot floor coverings. Free Estimates S4H Green Stamps. 325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234. Sawdust Blower Service Quick service. No dust before ond afterwards. Ne shoveling we put it where yon want it. Can blow up to 200 feet. Guy & Francis Gill Fuel Formerly Claude Widey Fuel Co. 1502 E. Douglos Ph. 2-1524 CONTRACT WIRING . New Houses and Electric Hear BOB'S ELECTRIC After 5 P.M., PkoM 1-4884 Roseburg School of Business 134 North Jackson St. ' Day ond Night Classes, State Licensed, Approved for" Veterans. MEMBER: Pacific Northwest Business School Association National Council and Association ot Business Schools A "Speedw'ritinn School" Phone 3-7256 LAUNDRY S&H GREEN STAMPS Each Bundle Washed Separata SNO-WHITE-Quick Service Harvard at Bait Ph. 3-8337 Blue Printing Photo Finishing . In at 10, out at S MASTER STUDIO 333 W. Cass Ph. 3-3391 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy. Phone J-3J96 PLUMBING 24 HOUR SERVICE Installations and all types of repoir work. K. C. PLUMBING - HEATING 2231 Sunset Lena Ph. 2-17SS EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Road building and racking. Shovels, cots, drag-lines and dump trucks for hire, by hour ai contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephens Ph. 1-4040 . NURSING CARE Ambulatory and Bod Patients - 1 Supervised by ' Registered Nun Kind Personal Attention. 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