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PA G E FOUR SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW. ASHLAND, OREGON THURSDAY. JU N E 12, l»32 YOUR COUNTY AGENT Ike Strikes Out Al Democrats * In Initial Speech waste, duplication and e x tra v a , concern of en lightened citizens, ganee u re elim inated Eisen , A b an k ru p t America w ould bow er stall'd nu'un the loss of all we hold d e a r On in tern a tio n al affairs I . and w ould leave much of the " lid ulntost naked before the clan ged th at "C hina was lost Ji Kr< m lin menace." the free w orld in one of t li < By C. B. Cordy and leave it in u n til it becomes j g reatest disasters of o ur linn Tli ere wa» a very in terestin g d ificu lt to w ork in the orchard, a type of trag ed y th at inv ' g ro u p of h o rtic u ltu rists in the at w hich tim e the cover crop is Abilene, hums., — ’ O ne party ¡not be rep eated . Tin* ms ■ valley this last M onday a n d m owed T h at type of practice in lias been in p ow er too long In T uesday T here w ere tw enty- this a rea w ill alm ost invariably this co u n try ,’’ Dw ight D Eisen tu rn o u r trees yellow , and the æ v e n in the group, and they bow er. R epublican can d id ate for cam e from at least nine d iffe r tree s w ill lose th e ir vigor. One P resid en t, d eclared in hla maid ent European countries. They m em ber of the group, who was en political speech w hich set the sp en t Monday driving around the head of a larg e E xperim ent tone of his cam paign "P o litical th e valley looking at our m eth S tatio n in his ow n country, said h ealth is en d an g ered if one p ar the sam e thing happened there, ods o f p ear production On Tues ty becom es p erm a n en tly or too Nearly a million dollars worth of new Super-Coaehea are being delivered SREEM day th ey w ere at the E xperi but th ey found 1/ they mowed long en tren ch ed in p ow er," he by General Motors to Pacific Greyhound Lines during June. A picture of m en t S tation and looking over ttie cover c ro p freq u en tly , nev said at a tw o-day H om ecom ing •'.ila latest type coach is shown above. In announcing delivery of thia new o u r packing plants It fell to me er lettin g it get m ore th an about C eleb ratio n here luipment, F W. Ackerman, president of the company, pointed out that to show them over th e valley on six inches high, th at this yellow hey are air-conditioned carry 39 passengers and have all the latest com i On co rru p tio n in gov ern m en t ing did not o ccur on the trees M onday, and it tu rn ed out to be he asserted; “ W hen every citizen ort features. Including foam rubber-upholstered "contour" seats, ndjus! a v ery in tere stin g day These and th ey w ere very th rifty Of 1 We to many positions. Individual reading lights, adjustable shades, and p articip ates in every election course, m ow ing a cover crop ev- j m en ire all highly placed in the pedal glass that filters out harsh sun rays. "These new deluxe buses process or if any u n w orthy field of h o rtic u ltu re m t h e i r erv tim e it got six inches high kernian said, "represent another forward step in our current "Orel men. by deceit, gain official in- w culd be ab o u t as troublesom e ow n countries, so w e learned a s i „ , , 7 ----- --------- • 1 P "s Ahead’ campaign " | tlu en ce and are bold enough to much from them as thev did 1 , * b mowed- aIld , p ractice th e ir ev il w ays punish from us. ft was a little difficult 1 * - 7 ? p r° b a b ly not be econ- 1 m ent m ust be sw ift aiid sev ere " to talk to som e of them as thev b feasibIe to ca rry on "To rem ain stro n g sp iritu al spoke no English, but th ere w ere r ‘ u- 3 p ra c,ie e 1,1 th *s country, Touchy Job, W hat? ly, he said, "w e m ust first re tw o in terp re ters along One of ,1 115 co“ n tr>' " here labor was m em ber th at free g o v ern m en t is th em spoke G erm an and the oth- p ,en tlfu I >♦ " a s ap the p o litical expression of a er spoke Italian T here was one A? ' d u ,te P ractical to mow deeply religious faith " Jugo slav ian lady in th e g roup d f ed uent intervals. S trik in g at b u reau cracy , ho who not only d id n ’t speak Eng O ur cover crops a re grow ing "M R ." EISENHOW ER St ite inspection of bees in crop and o rch ard pollination said it is "an evil w hich th rea t lisli but also could speak neith- nlucb b e tte r than usual this year, er G erm an nor Italian. Howev- 1 ‘>rchar<is w here the cover crop Jack so n county this season is , th is season — m ay com e in on ens us in th e g rad u al absorption m ust be rem oved iro n i , c im — o ur essential re being I. u O. . Ed- s ta er, sh e was able tu r rn n ed cr, ant* am e to converse ¡ 7 , * not o been e r u iu e a in. T t h is w in g c ca a rried on by oy 1. ™ te inspection v certificates c r u n v a ie s but by th e ce n tral g o v ern m en t of re la tio n s a v e 'O ’O re regon b ro k en ly w ith som e m em bers of s“ ” uld be done now as soon as w ards of A shland and R obert H [w ' W hen . , th ey e-v le leav g o n 1 t h 1 e y functions th a t belong to local q u irem en ts und objectives mu I com m unities and to in d iv id u als." be clearly set forth th e group in F rench o th er w ork w ill p erm it Ridge u of t G old H ill w ho w ere m i“ t ? a v e a m o v ,n R p e rm it. v iu iu “ m l11-. u , uu w v Many of the group w ere v ery O ur fru it grower« Wh.° * r * v . -U n d er • new alifo rn ia regu r "O u r first need," he added, "is ----- C -------------- A m ericans instinctively and D la lanm an o orchard* t o u £ r recen tly appointed deputy state lation, bees com ing in from that to pro m o te efficiency of g o v ern p ro p e rly d read the kind ci <« in iv terested in o our methods o i f aIsS n n in nv « an u c ir su x i in ur m eincxis t sc p ^*«**«»*^<5 r e n a r a to lo u r lnspectors by* the state d epart state and re m ain in g fo r m ore m ent w ithin th e fram ew o rk of crecy tliat su rro u n d ed Y alta." h an d lin g cover crops. W hile the ^ 11S sum!Jie r u n d er th e spons- than 60 days a fte r th e ir last in (lie C onstitution. A second evil E isenhow er d eclared eom m on p ractice h e re is to seed orship ° t th e O regon H orticul- m ent of a g ric u ltu re . . . disc .. tu p ia fv tu ral ra l S S n ociety and av the - F ru it He re-afirm ed the need of con a « cover crop in av th e _ fall and Besides ro u tin e inspections, spection m ust h ave a new inspec is th e con tin u ed sh rin k ag e in the it in in th e spring, it is com m on G row ers League. A definite date these m en a re authorized to is tion c e rtific a te before leaving value of m oney — inflation, tinued resistan ce to Com m unism in o th er areas on the coast to fo r this to u r has not been set sue m oving perm its. U nder the O regon to show freedom from which fa tte n s on th e unbelanc- abro ad th ro u g h th e developm ent No fxfra Cotti seed a perm anent co v er crop yet. but it w ill be in the last of 1951 bee law, all colonies of A m erican foulbrood and o th er j ed budgets. In flatio n doom s the of ad eq u ate m ilitary and econ- ( Y m , b«u*r vb I in I M m * mtvìc * to more' bee diseases. Such inspections i fa rm e r and th e city d w ellers j omfc stren g th , but ho w arned J u ly T he to u r w ill include a bees m oved anyplace in t h e a re m ade on the basis of tim e alik e to a hopeless tread -m ill j pMm F limi bum Bad drivMi Chooaa It is c le a r th at th e ra te and ' visit to o u r local E xperim ent p erm it, and p er diem . race ag ain st tile cost of living ' d u ra tio n of o u r ex p e n d itu res of IM U*v«i s ta tio n s to observe th e w o r k state m ust h av e this Most of th e im p o rted bees w ill F irm action to bring the n a tio n tliis k ind m ust alw ays be the th ey a re ca rry in g on in h o rti w hich costs 25 cents p er colony. All bees, w h e th e r Oregon or im e n te r J e ffe rs o r and K lam ath al budget u n d e r co n tro l is the cu ltu ra l research T here w ill al ported. m ust be reg istered witTi counties for ed p ollination first step back to a sound d o l so be stops at a few orchards the d ep a rtm en t w ith the l a w ren tals. T he str ia rd re n ta l ra te la r.” Bring in Your Scrap Matal w here som e new o r outstanding The n ex t d an g er is excessive orchard p ractice is being ca r settin g up a fee of S2 for t h e th is y e a r is f ï p er colony per plus 25 cents — for --------------- each season. regon bees w ill ■ •----------------- -- Som e v O ic g u ii uevs in tax atio n . . long co n tin u ed ta x ried on th a t w ill be of ben efit to beekeeper, p ATRIOTIC o th er grow ers In connection colony ow ned or in possession of ’, also be m oved into those areas es th a t are only a little below for th e g ro w in g season. Move th e confiscatory level will des w ith this to u r th e re w ill also be the beekeeper. rofitable A»M «nU Any bees com ing into t h e m en t s ta rte d in late May and is tro y free g o v ernm ent In a w orld a machinery- display, w h ere new th re a te n e d by w ar, a g reat pro types of orchard equipm ent can state — an d d ep a rtm en t offic now reach in g its p e a k .. ’ Servi«« to A ll A m i ili « Wa Pay Ca*h A. B u rr B lack, s ta te ap iary p o rtio n of these a re inescapable be observed We w ould apprec ials estim ate about 15.000 col b u t because necessary ex p en Oak St. Tank & Slaal iate it if any g row er who has an onies from o th e r states w ill su p erv iso r w ith th e d ep a rtm en t Frank Jone*. A gent unusual piece of m achinery, or com e in on a re n ta l basis f o r at Salem , an ticip ates this y ear d itu re s are so g re at it becom es Oak St "A" St*. Ph. 2-1221 w ill see som e increase in th e de P hone 8181 A*hland Hotel who is ca rry in g on an unusual doubly necessary to see t h a t m and for inspection of bees for orch ard practice, w ould call it Tonight? to o u r atten tio n so th a t we control of th rip s If you h ad a colony stren g th . This inspection, could include it in the to u r pro large field of berries, then you usually so u g h t by th e fa rm e r us gram could get control by sp ray in g the ing re n ta l bees for p o llin atio n , is M aybe! And now a note of in tere st to e n tire patch. B ut w here you P u rely v o lu n tary and th e service o u r b e rry grow ers — both com have only a few bushes, th ere is paid fo r by th e person request m ercial and b ack y ard garden w ill be m ore insects fly in and ir g it. TONIGHT . . . after you . ’ " Each y e a r we get a lot of in q u ir k eep reinfesting In o rd e r to get „ control it is necessary to sn rav N ow adays. th e o nly one who sp ray ies about how to control very have turned off the radio pays any atten ------- tio n — to the tin y bugs which a re present on not only the b e rrie s b u t all of h a n d w ritin g on th e w all i* the and put out the cat . . . can ra sp b errie s and boysenberries the o th e r p lants and w eeds in landlord. These little insects, about 1 16” th e ir vicinity. you go to bed with the com long & about as w ide as a th rea d Two pounds of 50 o er cent a re th rip s It is no t too hard DDT in 100 gallons of sp ray w ill W hat I’d like to know ic: W here fortable feeling that your do the people who live be to k ill these thrips. bu t as they give control, or in sm all spray yond th e ir incom es get the property is protected by a re p •--------- resen t —• on all of uui o u r weeds, weeos, i a heaping tablespoon of m oney to live beyond th e ir in flow ers and grasses it is p re ttv DDT in tw o gallons of w ater Burglary Insurance? comes? h ard to k eep m ore from flving in ' ______ E u ro p ean H orticulturists See V a lle y O rc h a rd s GREYHOUND Bee Inspection U n d e rw a y More Travel Extras 8 Buses Daily to PORTLAND and SEATTLE S. C. Jones & Sons “BILLINGS AGENCY” (Since J u ly 1883; DEPENDABLE INSURANCE COUNSELORS Corner Main and Oak Ashland Hotel Bldg. Phone 8781 and reinfesting T h eir presence I —---------- on b erries at h a rv e st tim e is very im desirable, b u t at h arv est tim e it is too late to control them If you w an t to co n tro l the th rip s, it w ill be necessary to spray a t this tim e. I t’s still tim e j enough ahead of h a rv e st so th at a DDT s p ra y could be applied to 1 th e b erries and th e re w ould be no un d esirab le resid u e left at h arv est tim e The sp ray in g of a few b e rry j p lan ts w ill give p ra ctically no ' ------------ I’hc c a p a b le hand * of telephone operators art ready o i l , you! call« through - when and w hen you want i( For N o o n e cun g u eea the im portance of the call« which will How through the cable them* linemen arein«t»lling Father’s Day SPO RT S H IR TS It's Carpet-Cleaning Magic Nylon Seersucker, - - $3.95 THE EXCITING NEW DISCOVERY Short Sleeve GLAMORENE Cotton Seersucker - - $1.95 Short Sleeve You read about GLAM ORENE in R eader* Dige*t, now try it in your ow n hom e. 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Their work keeps our nation united 75,000 Pacific Telephone people are helping make us a nation of neighbors P erh ap s never before has every jo b done by th e m en an d women on th e telephone team linen so im p o r ta n t to o u r c o u n try . In c o u n tle ss w ays, o ur n atio n is using th e telephone to get thingH done faster —in defense plants, am ong o u r arm ed forces, on th e ev ery d ay jo b s of all Am ericans. One o f th e reasons why we can ou tp ro d u ce any o th er c o u n try is th a t we h ave m ore telephone service, and b e tte r telephone service. 'Phis serv ice would be impoorible w ith o u t th e skill and d evotion o f th e people who work to provide it. Your telephone is one of today’s best bargains In 1961, our total wage costs came to mure than a q u arter of a billion d o llara-nearly four time* that of ten years ago. Yet in »pit,- of higher wages, higher taxes, higher costs ol everything we need to provide service, we’vi kept telephone rates one of the best buys ¡1 your budget today. R e-routing Long D ista n ce circuits is one of the many interesting telephone jobs for women •; . 48,000 women in the West. And that they like their jobs is demonstrated by the length of time they have stayed in telephone w o r k - longer than seven years, on the average. Among telephone men, the average length of service is now nearly twelve years. Together, telephons men and women account for more than two- thirds of our total operating expenses (in waaaa, lienefits and provision for service pensions). We do all we can to make telephone jobs good jobs . . . the kind that attract and keep the os pa kb l>eople so important to good telephone eervfcw. A ’) Pacific Telephone
