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14 The Newi-Rtviiw, Rettburg, Or. Thur., Nov. 2, 1961 Market Quota Exemption Ends 1481 OR The 1J acre marketing quota ex emption for wheat production in no InnRer in effect, Curtij Barker, chairman of the Douglas County Agricultural Stabilization and Con servation Committee, laid thii week. Under the 1962 wheat stabiliza tion program, no exemption will be offered for a farm which has no 1962 wheat allotment and which did not have wheat for harvest in any one of the three yean. 1959. 1960, and 1961. On such a farm, the en tire harvested wheat acreage would be subject to marketing quo ta penalty. Barker aaid. The marketing quota exemption for i farm is the (mailer of either 13.5 acrei or the highest acreage the farm had for harvest in the 3-year period, 1959 1960 or 1961. Wheat harvested within a farm allotment may be marketed free of the marketing quota penalty. If the wheat harvested exceeds the allotment or exemption, which ever is higher, the penalty will be computed on acreage in excesi of the allotment. Legislative Group To Eye Race Fund "Use of racing funds" study will commerce Nov. 3 at 9:30 a.m. in the Department of Agriculture Con ference Room, Sen. Walter Leth-R, chairman of the legislative sub committee assigned to investigate the use of racing fundi by county fairs, and state fair and other, ahows, announced today. The first step in the study, Leth said, will be review of all laws governing the distribution and ex penditures of these funds: and a check of the audit findings made by the secretary of state's Divi sion of Audits. The secretary of state Is required to make an an nual audit of fair costs. Leth said the attorney general, Robert Thornton, and secretary of state, Howell Appling, are cooper ating in this step of the study. On Nov. 17, Leth said, his sub committee will review the ex penses and needs of the Oregon State Fair. A conference with all county fair managers is scheduled Dec. X during the Fairs Conven tion. Leth said a special meeting of managers of the ten specifically designated shows which are bene ficiaries of racing money will prob ably be called in December. Un der the present division of racing receipts, Leth aaid, 40 per cent goes to the state General Fund. Then the ten named shows and ro deos receive a total cut of $104,870. The remaining money is divided equally among the 3d county fairs, which for 1961 amounted to $18,- 377.20. A questionnaire has been mailed to all fair managements seeking a detailed report of their operations and fairs facilities. Berlin Explosive, Says Sen. Morse HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP)-The Berlin issue is an explosive situa tion that could easily touch off an all-destructive nuclear war be tween the United States and Rus sia, says Sen. Wayne Morse, D Ore. In an interview Tuesday night, Morse called on the world's two leading nations to make use of the judicial machinery of the United Nations to settle the Berlin crisis.; "Berlin is a desperate situation that could easily lead to a nuclear war which would destroy both aides and probably leave Red China in control of the world," Morse aaid. "The only hope for permanent peace throughout the world ia an international judiciary through which all world problems are sub mitted," he added. The senator said one solution could be to make Berlin an Inter national city with U.N. Jurisdic tion. Clergyman Attends Choir Festival The Rev, Alfred S. Tyson, rector of St. George's Episcopal Church of Roschurg. was in Portland Sun-i day night to attend the third an nual Diocesan Choir Festival for choirs of Episcopal churches in Portland and the northern part of the state. Record Attendance Nstad The festival was held at Trinity Church with the largest number of parishes represented and singers present in the history of this ac tivity, with some coming from as far away as Corvallis and Eugene to participate. Father Tyson Is chairman of Hit Diocesan Music Commission which sponsors the festivals and. as such, spoke briefly at the end of the Evensong that opened the evening's program. Choir director for the festival was C. Arthur Dimond, Jr.. choir director for St. Stephen's Episco pal Cathedral in Portland. Organ it was Donald R. McPherson. dean of the Portland chapter of the American Guild of Organists and organist at St. Mark's Epis copal Church. SCOUT CIMMONY SIT The Bobcat ceremony will be beld during the monthly meeting of park 13 at ( p.m. Friday in the Dillard School cafetorium. All cub scouts and tlieir parents re urged to attend. PATRONIZE j NEW-BEVIEW i ADVERTISERS I N. E. Stephens 2-4811 corduroy crawlers STOCK UP AT THIS NEW LOW PRICE! 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