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14 Th Nwi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Wed., July 13, 1935 Dr. E. W. CARTER Chiropodist Foot Specialist Diseases of the Foot CARTER BUILDING 217 Nor Main Roseburg, Oregon , ORchard 3-7066 , William Lee Evans Jr. Enlists In Air Force William I.cc Evans Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William I.ee Kvans, 17 Chestnut St., has enlisted in the United States Air Force tor a pe riod of four years. He was sworn into the Air F'oree at Portland and later flew to Parks Air Force Base, Calif., to begin his basic training. Evans is intercsled in electron ics. He was graduated from Rose burg High School in 1955. Call Now For Summer Fuel Rates SLAB WOOD PLANER ENDS PEELER CORES SAWDUST OUR TRUCKS CARRY FULL 400 CU. FT. BER CO. ROSEBIPPWilM BUY NOW AND SAVE. PHONE OR 3-5561 DOS JOINS FORCE PORTLAND ifi Sir Lancelot, a German shepherd dog, has joined the Portland police force, the first of 12 to be used in patroling the Portland warehouse district. The one-year-old dog. was don ated by Dr. John McKinney of Ncwberg. Police Sgt. Bill Taylor, who has had some experience training dogs, will be in charge. WOULD REPAY DEBT TOKYO W The Japanese gov ernment Tuesday submitted to the Diet (Parliament) for ratification its agreement to repay a 15 mil lion dollar World War II debt to Thailand. The agreement was tcn taitvely signed Saturday in Bangkok. About 400 carloads of dandelion greens are shipped to New York and Philadelphia every year. fe-sSV-J THE TUNER ALONE Preserve! the tone. With yearly care. No costly repair. HAROLD J. BAXTER Oft & Rickerti Music, Roseburg Nationalist Take Dim View Of Civil Conflict TAIPEI I Chinese National ist newspapers here took a serious view of civil conflict reported in the mountain kingdom of Laos. The official Central Daily News said: "ThePathet Lao invasion of Laos was engineered by Soviet Russia and Red China to create a tense situation in Asia before the big Four summit meeting at Geneva. "The Communists hope to force the West to agree to a discussion of Asian problems by the Big Four." The newspaper predicted that the Communists would "launch aggres sion also in Cambodia and Thai land" and added invasion of Laos is a calculated insult to the SEATO nations and a merciless test for them. "If these nations hit the aggres sors hard, Soviet Russia and Red China will retreat. If not, their aggression will spread." I0.0.F. PHILETARIAN LODGE No. 8 Meeti Every Thuri., 8 p.m. Viiitinq Brothers Welcomo Noble Grand, Arte Stephens Secretary, T. B. B men bark Warden Issues Get-Tough Order At Walla Walla WALLA WALLA, Wash. Ml Guards were under orders of Ward en Lawrence Delmore Jr. Tuesday to "lock the damned place up, get the hell out and call me immediate ly" if they sense any new trouble at the state penitentiary, scene of last week's snort-lived reblellion. Delmore issued the orders Mon day after guards reported increas ing tension among inmates over reports some prisoners involved in the rebellion may be transferred to Eastern State Hospital at Medical Lake. The warden said prisoners huddled in little groups in the pris on yard Monday afternoon after reading newspaper accounts of an nounced plans of a state official to move some of the rebels tn Medical Lake. Dr. Thomas A. Harris, state di rector of institutions, who was a key figure in negotiations to end the rebellion, disclosed plans last week to move hotheads from the prison to Eastern State to pre vent other uprisings. NEW LANE COUNTY DA SALEM Wl Kenneth A. Poole, Eugene attorney, was appointed district attorney for Lane County EMonday by Gov. Paul Patterson. Poole is a 1952 graduate of the University of Oregon. He succeeds Chester N. Anderson who resigned. 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Here porj Dooley Adams, the nation's, leading steeplechase jockey takes him over a hurdle aboard; Refugio, which Adams rode in English Grand National in 1947dJ Crop Forecasts For Current Year WASHINGTON Wl The Agri culture Department this week fore cast this year's wheat orop at bwj,. 331,000 bushels and the corn crop at 3,449,667,000 bushels. The wheat figure 'is 15,116,000 bushels more than 845,215,000 bush els forecast a month ago. It com pares with last year's production of 929,781,000 bushels and with the 10-year average of 1,154,073,000 bushels. The corn estimate the first of the year for the crop compared with 2,964,639,000 bushels produced last vear and an average of 3,080, 115,000 for the 10-year (1944-53) average. Wheat is being grown under a rigid marketing quota program de signed lo prevent the accumula tion of additional surplus supplies. Corn also is being grown under a less rigid acreage allotment program effective in commercial corn-producing counties which has the same goal. The indicated production of oth er crops compared with output last year and for the 10-year average, respectively, included. Oats 1,513,498,000 bushels this year, 1,499,579,000 last year and 1, 323,321,000 for the 10-year aver age. Barlev 384,397,000; 370,126 and 266,918,000. Hay 109,184,000 tons; 104,380,000 and 102,199,000. Drv edible beans 19,221,000 bags of 100 pounds; 18, 899,000 and 17,317,000. Dry peas 2,540,000 bags; 3,052, 000 and 6,635,000. Potatoes 400,334,000 bushel; 356, 031,000 and 401,146,000. Apples commercial 105,560.000 bushels; 109,512,000 and 106,402,000. Peaches 48,479,000 ; 61,316,000 and 68,767,000. Pears 30,599,000; 30,434,000 and 30,950,000. Grapes 3,178,000 tons: 2,569,000 and 2,925,000. Cherries 264,000 tons, 206,000 and 211,000. Apricots 258,000 tons; 155,000 and 234,000. ORDERED TO TRIAL PANAMA UP) Ruben Miro, a socially prominent lawyer, and six other persons this week were formally ordered to trial for the assassination of President Jose An tonio Remon. Miro confessed that he killed Remon with a burst of ' machinegun fire llist Jan. 20. RATIFIES TREATY PARIS (0 The French Na tional Assembly ratified the Aus trian independence treaty Tuesday by a unanimous vote. No opposi tion was voiced in the brief de bate. The treaty now goes to the Senate.- gA. . noma of .s.. tiimttt no im turn utiitiu srum !( cum smuts Dismims conmit (lUMOtl, !I( VfeRxcd Dealers are out to StretcH the 1. WIN A FORD STATION WAGON OR $5,000 CASH Just estimate what the dj (Terence in sales will be on July 31st between Ford and the car that's now in second place. Closest estimate wins Country Squire. If you've bought a new Ford between June 2-lth and July 31st, win ner gets S5.0CX) instead of car. 2. 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