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SLEEK IMPALA is one of 20 new Chevrolets. Models are now on display at Hansen Motor
Co. Designers hove applied smooth, graceful lines to the '61 Chevrolet Impala, Bel Air and
Biscoyne passenger Car lines. Wings on the rear deck have been smoothed into the body.
Roof tines, as noted in the Impala Sport sedan, above, are freshly contoured and separ
ately styled for each model. Overall body design features gently sloping lines. Rear deck
lid now opens flush with top of bumper offording easier loading and unloading. Fuel tank
has been repositioned for greater safety. The Impala sport sedan is one of 20 body styles
In the standard Chevrolet line.
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CORVAIR STATION WAGON Chevrolet stylists adroitly meshed the requirements of a
roomy and versatile vehicle with the crisp, smort design of the Corvair line and came up
with this new Corvair Lakewood station wagon. The cor with its air-cooled engine in the
rear, folding seat and forward luggage compartment is readily adaptable to almost any
job, commercial or pleasure. In addition to the Lakewood, Chevrolet added a sports
. wagon ond three half-ton trucks to the Corvair line for '61. Models are now on display
at Hansen Motor Co.
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THIS IS THE STUDEBAKER LARK REGAL four-door sedan for 1961, which goes on dis
play at McKay Motors Monday. Its styling and engineering developments reportedly im
prove operational efficiency, economy and appearance. Configurations on the hood, along
the sides ond on the rear deck lid emphasizthe attractiveness of the newly-softened body
lines. These modifications have expanded the windshield and rear window glass areas for
greater safety. All-new body colors harmonize with advonce changes in interior styling.
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THE RAMBLER AMERICAN, with its new styling for 1961, also features all-welded single
unit construction, "Deep-Dip" rustproofing, ceramic-armored muffler ond tailpipe guar
anteed to the original owner for the life of the car, and other quality features. The 1961
line is available at Utne Bros. In a full range of two-door ond four-door sedans ond station
wagons and a two-door convertible. The 1 25-horsepower overhead-valve six is standard on
custom models and optional on super and deluxe cars. Standard on the latter models
is the L-head six with 90 horsepower.
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A HANDSOMELY RESTYLED GRILLE ond new hood lines distinguish the 1961 Rambler
Classic station wagons, available in three-seat ond two seot models at Utne Bros. Fresh
sculptured side styling accents the compact Rombler's new front-end design. Engines in
the Classic series include the lighjyeight olumin) six-cylinder engine rated at 127
horsepower ond the V-8 engine aeveloping 200 horsepower.
High Sheep Dam Power Cheaper
Than Nez Perce, Official Says
PORTLAND (AP) A Pacific
Northwest Power Co. official said
here the proposed High .Mountain
sneep uam coma aeuver power
one mill per kilowatt cheaper than
the proposed Nez Perce Dam.
The firm has applied to the Fed
eral Power Commission for per
mission to build High Mountain
Sheep on the Snake River just
above its confluence with the Sal
mon River.
Armor B. Martin, in remarKs
prepared for the Elctric Club of
Oregon, said those proposing the
Hill Top Gets
Auto Agency
For Oldsmobile
Hill Tod Motors has just been
notified that it has been granted
the agency for Oldsmobile sales,
reports Allen Clute, a partner in
the business with Frank Murphy.
Clute emphasized mat me com
pany will continue to handle tne
Fiat cars, and that its agency for
this popular Italian make will not
be altered.
Hill Top Motors was formed by
Clute and Murphy as active part
ners and Claud Esselstrom in April
of 19S9, handling the Fiat new
and used cars.
Addition of the Oldsmobile agen
cy will make available the f -85
compact models, the 88 and 98 se
ries of cars, which go on display
next week.
Clute said that he and Murphy
got confirmation of the agency in
Portland Wednesday. They pur
chased an order of cars and drove
two home for display purposes.
Nez Perce Dam are "using un
realistic figures in claims that
power from Nez Perce during its
first year would cost only 2.85
mills per kilowatt hour."
A group of Washington public
utility districts have asked the
FPC to approve its application to
build Nez Perce just below the
confluence of the Snake and Salm
on. Martin, an engineer and man
agement coordinator for PNP,
said the PUD claims are based on
isolated single-project operation of
Nez Perce.
He said the project would have
to be coordinated with other stor
age and power projects of the re
gion. "Considering all of the proper
factors to arrive at the true power
costs," Martin said, "Nez Perce
power delivered to load centers
will be 4.9S mills per kilowatt hour
at wholesale as compared to only
3.90 mills from the company's
High Mountain Sheep development."
Canby Farmers Cut
River Dike Costs
CANBY (AP)-A group of Can
by area farmers, who decided
tney couian t wan tor me govern'
ment to do the job, have gone
to work on a river channel and dik-
ine oroject,
I he Army Engineers planned
to begin work next year on the
project which they figured would
cost $188,000.
But the farmers decided that
if they waited until next year, the
Moiaua Kiver mignt cut a new
Twenty Homes
In Cloverdale
Addition Ready
Twenty homes were scheduled to
be rehabilitated ready to be turn
ed over by the contractors by the
end of this week in the Cloverdale
Homes tract, according to Pete
Scrafin, local realtor, who is han
dling the sales.
Street blacktopping is going
ahead rapidly and, barring heavy
rains or other interruptions, should
be mostly completed by the end
of next week. A good share of it
is already finished. There are some
driveways yet to be blacktoppcd.
Howard Hcydlautf, Federal
Housing Administration assistant
administrator out of Portland, an
nounced here last week that the
rehabilitation work should be com
pleted by the end of December,
There are 102 houses in the cur
rent contract. 40 were completed
last year. 'Ineso are the houses
taken over by the National Mort
aaee Assn. on foreclosure. He
maining homes of the original 180
are privately owned.
Ike, Mitchell Agree
Labor Act Effective
WASHINGTON (AP)-Prcsident
Eisenhower and Secretary of La-
cnannei across ineir news uuring agreed that the year-old Labor
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EMBODYING TRADITIONAL OLDSMOBILE standards of high quality and performance,
the all-new, smaller Oldsmobile F-85 brings the division into the low-price field for the
first time this fall. Built on a 1 12-inch wheelbase, the smartly styled F-85 is 188.2 inches
long, overall. Six people are comfortably accomodated ond the sedan offers a generous
12.1 cubic feet of usabj.e luggage space. Both tiie F-85 and F-85 Deluxe model (shown
above) are available as' four-door sedans or four-door station wcgons. The new oluminum,
water-cooled Rockette V-8 engine powers oil F-85's. The engine has a displacement of 215
cubic inches and compression ratio of 8.75 to 1. The basic engine weighs approximately
350 pounds, and with maximum brake horsepower of 155 at 4,800 rpm, it has one of the
highest power-to-weight ratios in the industry. New models go on display next week at
Hilltop Motors.
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HERE IS THE 1961 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 Holiday sedan featuring a complete change
in body styling, including new roof lines. The Super 88 is offered in 6 models including the
Holiday Sedan pictured above, a Holiday coupe, a Celebrity sedan, a convertible coupe,
and the 2-and 3-seat station wagon. The styling motif of the 1961 Oldsmobile gives the
car a long, sleek look. Overall length of the 88's however, has been reduced by 5.6 inches
and they are 3.8 Inches narrower. Most interior measurements remain approximately the
same except for headroom which has been substantially increased in the hardtops and is
ample in oil body styles. The Super 88's and the 98's are powered by the brilliant 325
horsepower "Skyrocket" engine. Hilltop Motors will display new models next week.
Soviet Poll Shows Standards Higher
high water.
The farmers hired a bulldozer
to open up 500 feet of old river
bed to cut across the base of
horseshoe bend 1,800 feet long.
They said they expect to complete
the channel and diking within two
weeks at a cost of a few hundred
dollars. They are paying for the
work themselves.
Cuba Quits Bid
For Seat In UN '
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)
Cuba has given up its fight
against Chile to succeed Argen
tina on the U. N. Security Coun
cil. Daniel Schweitzer, Chile's per
manent U. N. representative, said
today that Cuban Foreign Minis
ter Raul Rao had told the Chilean
delegation Cuba is withdrawing
its candidacy for the council's
Latin-American seat that becomes
vacant Dec. 31.
Other Latin-American nations
already had agreed to support
Chile's candidacy for the two
year term.
Nearly 500 Physicians
Scheduled For Draft
WASHINGTON (AP) The De
fense Department will ask the
drafting of up to 500 doctors dur
ing the next fiscal year, the Army
Navy Air Force Journal predicted
The doctor draft has not been
used since February, 1937, the un
official but authoritative service
publication said, and during this
time not enough interns and resi
dent physicians have been volun
teering to meet requirements.
A decision of the exact size of
the doctor draft quota will be
made after next March 1. There
are no present plans to draft den
tists, the Journal says.
German Trooper Meted
Jail Term For Sell-Out
KARLSRUHE, . Germany (AP)
The Federal Supreme Court
has sentenced a former West
German army trooper to four
years in prison on charges of sell
ing NATO military secrets to
Communist East Germany.
Peter Kuhm. 23, told the court
Red Germany s intelligence serv
ice paid him 4.000 marks ($852)
for copies of classified messages
sct Jy West German and Brit
ish military authorities to Hie
Bonn defense ministry's code cen
ter '!e was arrested last Jan
Rain Causes Delay
On Highway Project
SALEM (AP) - Rln has
caused state Highway Engineer
W. C. Williams to wonder whether
the Pacific Freeway into Eugene
can be completed by his Nov. 1
target date.
The route now extends from
Portland to Halsey.
Williams said it now is so muddy
on the Halscy-Eugene section that
rock cannot be laid, preliminary
to paving.
Management Reporting and Disclo
sure Act has been effective in
stopping abuses and promoting
guuu uuuecuvo uurKUiuiiig prac
tices.
The White House made public
a letter from Mitcneit reporting
much progress. ..in achieving the
objectives you sought," and a re
ply from Eisenhower.
It is indeed heartening to see
how the provisions of this law are
being utilized by America's work
ing men and women to safeguard
against the corruption and abuses
of power it was designed to cor
rect," the President wrote.
The law. enacted in SeDtembcr
of last year, contains provisions
aimed at guaranteeing democracy
in unions and preventing dishon
est labor leaders from dipping
into union treasuries. Among oth
er things, these sections require
detailed public financial reporting
and secret ballots in union elections.
Mitchell said in his report that
in many cases as a result ot me
legislation, workes have regained
control over unions where their
rights had been lost or denied.
MOSCOW (AP) The Public!
Opinion Institute , of Uie youth
newspaper KomsomaiSKaya rrav-
da has just completed a poll of
1,399 persons on the question:
"How did your standard of life
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the Soviet news agency, reported
the results:
Living standard up, 1,024.
No change, 277.
Living standard down, 98.
"These data prove," said Tass,
"that the measures taken by the
Communist party of tho Soviet
Union in recent years lor raising
peoples' welfare have benefitted
all sections and groups of the
population."
A Leningrad carpenter wrote In
his reply to Komsomalskaya Prav
da: "Why are pianos so expen
sive? This lowers the standard of
life, doesn't it?"
"Five or 10 years ago, said the
paper, "they did not consider a
piano a prime necessity."
France To Have
Postal Rocket
PARIS (AP) France will have
a postal rocket next year, Postal
Minister Maurice uoKanowsm
said Thursday night. The "tcic
guided rocket," he said, will carry
880 pounds of mail 300 miles, lie
did not disclose its speed.
Bokanow.Mti said the Postal Min
istry expects to recover the rocket
in perfect condition.
Bruce Carter And Wife
Win Carribean Cruise
Bruce Carter and his wife, Mary
Ann, will be leaving Nov. 9 on a
cruise of the Carribean Sea, as
a prize for the showing Carter Tire
Co. made in a six month's sale
contest conducted among dealers
by General Electric Co. ,
Dick Krois, manager of the ap
pliance department, said the local
business was notified this week
that it is one of several dealers
in the Pacific Northwest which had
met the quota to receive the award.
The contest closed Sept. 21.
Bruce Carter, a co-owner, and
his wife will leave Roseburg Nov.
9 en route to Miami, Florida. There
they will board a German ocean
liner and spend 11 days touring the
Carribucan.
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Trained minds are more
powerful than missiles. And
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many of our colleges and uni
versities are already crowded.
And in just ten years, appli
cations are expected to double.
You can help prevent this
college crisis. But you must
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Give generously to the col
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Chances are they could... with sub clover seeding
and'ANCHOR SUPERPHOSPHATE 20!
The average slice p-carrying capacity of unimproved
pasture lands in Douglas County, as shown by a
recent Oregon State College study, is limited to ono
ewe to every three or four acres. But the study also
Indicates that these same lands, if properly handled,
could easily support five times this many sheep!
How? Through a simple improvement program '
that includes sub clover seeding and phosphate
fertilization. ,
In one OSC test, a 14-acre plot was seeded with
sub clover and fertilized with 60 lbs. of phosphate
and 30 Ibi. of sulphur. The rcu!t was a vigorous
winter and spring growth of sub clover which
produced enough forage to support 92 ewes and
82 lambs well over 4 times the number of ewes
and Iambs that were carried by an unimproved
control plot of the same size.
Douglas County soil and climate helped make
these outstanding test results possible. The chances
are excellent, therefore, that your pasture lands, if
improved with a similar program of sub clover
seeding and phosphate fertilization, could deliver
extra profits from sheep.
Anchor Single Superphosphate 209i is ideal for
pasture fertilization. With soil tests on unimproved
Douglas County pasture showing a need for both
phosphate and sulphu, the 400 lbs. of available phos
phoric acid and 240 lbs. of combined sulphur in
every ton of Anchor SinglcSupergive you maximum
plant food value for your fertilizer investment.
Ask your Douglas County agent about the
advantages of seeding and fertilizing your hillsido
pasture. Then, drop in on your nearby fertilizer
dealer and order...
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PELLETED SUPERPHOSPHATE 20
Produeed hy Stauffer Chemical Company, San Francisco
Diilrlbmtd by Wilson & Geo. Meyer & Co., San Francisco Portland
Reported by Wayne D. Mmher, Douglas County Agent, in the Oregon Farmer, Feb. 19, 1559J
"Fertilizers Do Wonders for Douglas County Sheep Pastures."