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16 Th Nwi-Rviw, Roseburg, Or Thun., Oct. 311 1954 flUiie Utestt HJsed (Cams aim toade? I The man who builds ms reputation I through keeping his customers happy j I ROSEBURG MOTOR CO. j j Rosa and Washington Sti. . Ph.3-6651 PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS Questionnaires For Farm Census Co Out In Mail Questionnaires for the 1954 cen sus of agriculture are now in the mail, it was announced today by Field Supervisor Don C. Mote, Cor vallis. The questionnaires are being mailed from a central point with the distribution timed so that re port forms will arrive about a week ahead of the date when enu merators will begin the field can vass. Advance mailing will prompt farm operators to consult their records before filling in answers required by the questionnaires. Thev should be ready for the cen sus enumerators. This procedure is designed to insure greater ac curacy of reporting and to save time for both farmer and enu merator when the latter calls at a farm. . The census questionnaire is de signed to provide information on the number ana size ot iarms, acreage and harvest of crops, live stock production and inventories, selected farm facilities and equip ment, selected farm expenditures, farm values and mortgage debt. On the average, each farmer will be asked about 100 questions, many of which may be answered imply "yes ' or "no." 3 1EST; CVCIA-MATIC . v.;. inm. .4 4: i - ,r INVESTIGATOR Xt.-Cen. James H. Doollttle, world famous aviator, la in charge of a group which is Investigating the secret operations of the Central Intelligence Agency. The move was sanctioned by the White House. Student Library Assistants Will Meet Saturday The fall meeting of the Douglas County Student Library Assistants is scheduled Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Hoseburg Senior High School, according to advisor Mrs. Gladys Monger. The meeting is expected to draw representatives from all high schools and junior highs In the county. The workshop will feature book mending. Demonstrating will be Fred Brcwis from Gaylord Bros. Publishing Co. The purpose of the organization is to (1) promote interchange of ideas through association with oth er student assistants, (2) increase pupil interest and participation in library work and (4) provide op portunity for investigation of Ii brarianship as a career. " Officers of the association are: Donna Archer. Rosehure Hlih School, president: June Spenser. uamana tiign scnooi, vice presi dent; Bonnie Mayfield, Canyon ville High School, secretary, and Mrs. Monger, Roseburg High, advisor. The Saturday meeting wiU also Involvel adoption of the constitu-':-- and other organizational mat. ters. Elgarose Delegate ,. Attending Conclave . By THELMA HANSON : ' Joe Sand, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Joe R. Sand, is in Kansas City, Kan., attending an FFA conven tion. '.. . , . . SutherlinitM Guests , Mr. and Mrs. Conard Lundeen of Sutherlin visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Johnson of Elgarose. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter are staying with Mrs. Don Pankey on Cleveland Hill Road while Don Pankey is hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Werner and family and the former's mother, Mrs. Werber, of Coos Bay were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Sand, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Filliger Jr., and children, Gregory and Jan, of Astoria, Wash., are visiting Mr, and Mrs. David Sands and family, and .other relatives in Rosetourg. Mrs. Filliger and Mrs. Sand are sisters. ' Dixie Wooton has been travel ling to Eugene to have dental work done. Her mother, Mrs. Ruth Wooton, accompanied Her.. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tinker and Mrs. Velma Tinker and daughter, Doneta, left recently for Coldwat er, Kara., to visit relatives. The H. A. Tinkers will go to Chicago, 111., to visit the former's sister. Churchill Ready To Meet With Ceorgi Malenkov LONDON un Prime Minister Cliurcbill said Tuesday he re mains ready to meet Soviet Pre mier Georgi Malenkov "at some agreed place on rendezvous if the right time ana occasion is louna. The Prime Minister made the statement in the House of Com mons in answer to Laborite ques tions. Churchill said be and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden previous ly made it clear they are prepared to discuss world disarmament at any level "or to employ any other means which may best help us to wards agreement on a safe and fair disarmament program and on other great issues." ROBINSON FINED LOS ANGELES W Edward G. Robinson Jr. was fined $100 and placed on probation for a year after he pleaded guilty to a drunk charge. The actor's son is to be tried Nov. 16 in Santa Monica Superior Court on two charges of armed robbery involving holdups of two taxicab drivers. He is at liberty on $10,000 bond in that case. Justice Dept. Asks Interstate Segregation Ban WASHINGTON Wl The Justice Department said Tuesday the time has come for the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue a flat ban on racial segregation of Interstate travelers. The department made its dec laration in a ."friend of the court" brief filed with the ICC, which is considering a complaint by the National Assn. for the Advance ment of Colored People that many railroads maintain discriminatory regulations for handling white and Negro passengers. Seven railroads named in the complaint also filed a joint briel Tuesday, contending that provi- Automobile Is Ditched In Clash With Deer DAYTON, Ore. W A 110-pound buck deer sent an automobile ca reening into a ditch, where it caught fire, but both occupants es caped with scratches near here Monday night. The deer, badly hurt, was killed by another motorist. Mrs. Gust Gustafson of Grand Ronde was driving. Her husband was riding in the front seat with her. The deer darted in front of the car which swerved and plunged into an embankment across a ditch, and broke into flames. The Gustafsons, thrown into the back seat, got out through a front door. The deer was thrown into the ditch beside the burning car. It got to its feet, stumbled toward the flames and collapsed. Me motorist dispatched him with a car jack. The car was destroyed. Interest Must Be Paid On Delayed Payments SALEM Wl The Oregon Su preme Court ruled Wednesday that the State Highway Commission must pay interest to contractors when the commission delays pay ments to them. The decision upheld Circuit Judge Alfred P. Dobson, Portland. The suit against the commission was filed bv C. F. Eldon. M. P. Hunter and James Wasco, all con. tractors. . WANTED WALNUTS TO DRY Vic Per Lb. HENRY & ROADMAN Umpqua, Oregon l ion of separate but equal .accom modations for the two races does not violate any section of the in terstate commerce act. These railroads recently stated In connection with the proceeding that they do set aside separate coaches or portions of coaches for the exclusive ' occupancy of one race or the other. They contended that the prac tice conforms to customs and laws of some of the states in whioh they operate. (33033333 GD GBH33D ' 5 - '''' ' I ' ' : He ts giving Oregdn a fresh , and "vigorous leadership that people like and ' completely trust V fc -rt1 Governor Patterson is - jCT. doing n outstanding job V jlV as Governor of your State. 1 - rtm i inwr He is sincere, capable, and forthright and he has shown a remarkable ability to get things done. He has initiated a practical, workable plan for building Oregon. He has moved wisely and surely in the matters of strikes and increasing employment. 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