The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 24, 1955, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextMethodists Open EUGENE W) The annual Ore gon Methodists conference opened here Wednesday with reports of church growth. Ernest Purvance, Jennings Lodge, treasurer, and the Rev. Or val M. Whitman, Astoria, statis tician, reported that churches re ceived $2,538,000 in contributions the past 12 months. That was an increase of $385,043 over the pre vious year. Value of buildings in the Oregon conference was given as $12,346, 788, an increase of $991,370. Oregon's 173 Methodist churches have 47,818 members, an increase Cash on the Line ACROSS 3 What cash Is 1 Japanese cash Je.cts, 4 Copper cash 5 City in Pennsylvania 6 Closer 7 Account of cash owed 8 They use zloty for cash . 9 Wicked " 8 Mexican cash 12 Cravat 13 Plastic ingredient 14 Baking chamber 15 Curve 16 It costs cask 10 Caterpillar 18 Come in again,, c(.,iA, hair 21 Bud's sibling 22 Ages 24 Needed cash 26 Goad 27 Musical , syllable 30 Each 32 Carrier 34 Boy scout group 35 Property, 17 Turkish decries 19 Saltpeter 23 Ceremonial garments 38 24 Headgear 40 25 Gem 41 LLL 11 Is b I7 I I8 I? 1 I" 12 13 Pi iT $L is T Wo LlIr unp !f poor T W l!! iz f pi OE a ? g 1 I I Hill 1 1 w including cash! 36 Furtive 87 Permits 39 Individuals '40 Notion 41 Abstract being 42 Scottish tea cake 45 Dethrones 49 Endures 51 Dove call 52 Chiller 53 Existed 54 Fox 55 Cash Is the of all evil, they say 56 Love god 57 Musical direction DOWN 1 Asterisk 2 Ireland :-J 2t' ST- V"? 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SET MAPPED. )THe MOVIES r J.?S ANOSITIN .VT TO GET .NIGHT I I Xtp iVATA-L? fe fi State Conference of 1,538, the report said, and Sun day school membership is 43,337, a jump of 2,673. Three new church were opened, one each at Salem, Eugene and Portland. Next year new ones are planned at Cave Junction, south Salem and Portland. Dr. Earl Cranston, dean of re ligion at the University of South ern California, will speak Wednes day night. Cow trees of Venezuela yield a sap that closely resembles milk and can even be whipped like cream. Answer to Previous Puzzle SEITTeTrI iBiei AIS1LIE pe1w "' A R ST" & PEN U O E 6 Ai-E!5.iaE.5TES!i. 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By Joe Fischer , . . always alert and ready a.m. and 4:55 p.m. IT INTER5ECTS BLAZ6A WB'RB THE HISHWAV EAST, T TOO FAR OFF THB BEYOND ANY ROAP- 1 HIGHWAY FOR THB block THey misht ; scimtiuator. to HAVBSBTUPl y REACT WHEN FRANK DRIVES THIS WAYt t)W I Pullman Farmer Named To Make Visit To Russia WASHINGTON l - SelecUon of State Sen. Asa B. Clark oi Pull man, Wash., as one of 12 United Slates farmers and agricultural ex perts to visit Russia this summer was announced Wednesday. A second Pacific Northwest man named by the Department of Agri culture is J. M. Kleiner of Nampa, Idaho., a farmer, packer and dis tributor of agricultural products, who has interests in both Port land and Salem, Ore. Clark is a Southeastern- Wash ington wheat farmer and along time Republican member of the Washington Mate Legislature. The group will visit Russia under an exchange plan which will bring a Russian group to the United States. The idea came from a Des Moines Register and Tribune edi torial suggestion that Russian farmers should be given a chance to see how Iowa corn and hogs grow. It met with acceptance in the Kremlin. An Iowa congress man said six Iowans have been named tc the group. Kleiner is a native of Russia who came to the United States in 1915 with $2.39 in his pocket and now owns several creamery and poultry plants as well as a farm. Kleiner owns the Columbia Prod uce Co. in Portland and the Amer ican Poultry and Provision Co. at Salem in addition to his Idaho holdings. He landed in Seattle at the age of 23 and worked for a creamery at Sookane for a time on his climb un the economic ladder. He visited Russia with his family twice before World War II. 1I7th INTEREST SALEM il Marion County Is going to get a l-17th interest in the name of a Navy landing ship. The Salem Chamber of Com merce was notified by the Navy that the shin would be named aft er Oregon's Marion County and the 16 other Marion counties in the country. MODEST MAIDENS Trdmrk (Ufiiiirtd U 4. Fittnt Offltt . rm 'He needs a new belt, already in DECORATORS Painting ond poper hanging. H. E. "Woody" Wood, OR 3-4240. RADIO SERVICING Hargls Electric Co., 112 i. Cass. Radio & Appliance Repair Snyder's Radio & TV Hospital. Ex pert Repairs. All makes. 503 N. Jackson. OR 2-2457. LUMBING K & C Plumbing Co. Free Estimates. OR 3-3509. 1030 E. 6t. Hurlburt's Plumbing. Any type. Ph. 3244, Sutherlin. Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-S377 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. 305 South Stephens Phone 3 8173 Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461 Hanwn's Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton. Ph. 9-8705 Wm, A. Mardorf, Plumbing, 630 Wlnehaiter OR 3-B73Z ROOFING Acme Roofing Co., 512 W. Oak. OR 3-S255. ELECTRICIANS Hydorn EUctric. 2125 HoUls St. OR 3-5096. No Sot. work. Free Estimate!. Du Frasne Electric. 304 H. Moin Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223 TrowbnJga Electric, OR J-5521. House wiring, Commercial end Residential Maintenance. REFRIGERATION Refrigeration Engineering Soles ond Service "by George" OR 2-1032 906 Brooklyn Senate Crushes Resolution Submitted By McCarthy WASHINGTON 0B The Scnat, Wednesday crushed the resolution by Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) aimed at forcing the Big Four confer ence to discuss the status of Soviet satellite states. The roll call vote was 77-4. The action climaxed .1 stormy session in which the Senate re buffed efforts of McCarthy to amend or withdraw his resolution. It also shouted down a proposal by Sen. Jcnner (R-Ind) to amend the McCarthy proposal. The Jenner substitute sought to place the Senate on record only as expressing "its full support of any and all efforts of the Presi dent" to "confirm" U.S interest in the plight of the caotive nations behind the Iron Curtain. Low Bidder Announced For New Air Base Hangar SEATTLE I Donald M. Brake Co. of Portland was the apparent low bidder Tuesday for an alert hangar and other buildings at the Klamath r ails Air Ba'e. The firm's bid was $628,521. The Navy announced, after opening of six bids here, that the award prob ablv will be made shortly. The second low bid was by Teller Construction Co., Portland, for $654,000. In addition to the hangar the bid covers a training building, a rocket storage building and two storage igloos. Other bid openings for the Klam ath Falls installation this month Include: June 27, for rehabilitation pf bachelor officers' quarters; Juno 28, for construction 01 a mess hall and fire station. ATTACK JUNKS TAIPEI, Formosa un Nation alist Chinese patrol plane) Wednes day attacked eirht Chinese Com munist motorized junks and a num ber of wooden boats southwest of Quemoy. air force headquarters re ported. The report saw two motor ized junks were left burning and two wooden boats were damaged. The air force said all planes re turned. . if fftwrfMvrM 1 one with the money it! CARPENTERS Building ond Remodeling, All Types Leo E. Kowolewskl. OR 3-8020 SOUTHERN OREGON DIESEL INJECTION & ELECTRICAL CO. Complete line of Dleiel Injection end Electrical Service Home Phone OR 3-8609 Office Phone OR 2-3274 Located at Garden Volley Road and Highland Ava. . BERKELEY PUMPS A Pump far Evtry Natd, From Homtt to Induitrifli. SALES SERVICE Irrigating Sytttmi Mill Pumpi a Sptcialry FREE ESTIMATES GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Ph. OR 2-2636 1 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Window!, Saih and Framei Parratt and Masher OR 1-3414 Fri., June 24, 1955 The Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 Armed Services Committee Trys Modified Training Bill WASHINGTON Ifl - A House armed services subcommittee agreed Wednesday to seek a mod ified teen-age volunteer training program to bolster President Ei senhower's stalemated military re serve bill. With one eye on congressional critics, the subcommittee decided to consider later Wednesday three separate proposals designed to en courage teen-agers li volunteer for six months' special training and reserve duty. Bethlehem Steel Assures Increase PITTSBURGH in Bethlehem Steel Corp this week joined 'Big Steel" in a promise for a wage increase to the CIO United Steel workers. But Bethlehem said it first must work out with the union the amount of a wage increase. Vice President James M. Larkin, head of the firm's negotiating committee, said: "We came here to work out a settlement fair to all concerned. We're going to be discussing what the wa increase should be." Monday U.S. Steel Corp., the pacesetter for the industry, said it will submit a wage offer to the union later this week. Talks between Bethlehem', the nation's second largest producor, and the union resumed after a two week recess. Republic Steel Corp. resumes talks with the union Tues day afternoon. Nehru, Soviet Agreement Reported To Be Signed MOSCOW un The Russians an nounced a declaration worked out by visiting Indian Prime Minister Nehru and the Soviet government is being "ceremoniously signed" in the Kremlin Wednesday. The Foreign Ministry's press de partment, in issuing the announce ment, did not specify the nature of the declaration or say when the text would be published. Western correspondents were In vited to witness the signing. Nehru was host at a reception for Russian leaders and the Mos cow diplomatic corps before the signing. He is scheduled to leave Moscow by air Thursday after a 16-day visit to Russia. Church's Drug Store OPfeN EVERY WEEKDAY 8 AM to 10 PM SUNDAYS, 10 AM to 6 PM ' Park Free and Shop at Leisure Prescriptions filled Promptly and Accurately Friendly, Personalized Service at - CHURCH'S DRUG STORE Rose Hotel Annex Phone OR 3-6333 FOR TV SERVICE SEE OR CALL The "Radio 408 WEST LANE STREET Across from the Roseburg Hotel Immtdlat itrvlu . . . 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Vinson (D-Ga), author of a .compromise bill, proposed that it be amended by permitting youths under ID years to escape draft duty and reduce the age of their mili tary obligation by volunteering for the reserves and six months' ac tive training. , i This and two alternate proposals, all aimed at building up the size of the reserves, were referred to Pentagon officials for comment. The subcommittee also decided: 1. To recommend that President Eisenhower be given authority to recall into active service up to one million active reservists, without reference to Congress, in a presi-dentially-dedared emergency. 2. Ts lower the total period of obligation for active and reserve duty to six years. Instead of the present eight. This was decided, subject to later review, by a 7-4 vote. Rep. Powell (D-NY) had said earlier Wednesday that House lead ers were trying to force through a "dishonest" compromise reserve bill that, would bypass his anti segregation amendments. 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