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Montgomery Ward
Shasta County Sheriff
Hits Breathing Outbreak
REDDING, Calif, i - Shasta
County sheriff's officers announced
Thursday they had cracked down
on an outbreak of breathing.
They said they had arrested two
youths, whose names were wi'n
held, and charged them with dis
turbing the peace through "of
fensive conduct" by calling house
wives and breathing at them. heav
ily over the telephone, saying
nothing.
One housewife, Mrs. Champ
Martin, said "he breathed at mo
ffor five or six minutes."
OF EVENTS
lOUHUcrs CALENDAR
tomorrow
Government Offers Farmers
$500 Million For Reducing
Basic Food Acreage Plants
FOR SALE
Two ttory, 9 room house suitable for large family or small
family in 5 room apartment and rent the 4 room apart
ment. Rooms are redecorated and exterior being painted.
Located about Yt m"e East of Court House, Price reduced.
PHONE OR 3-6019
MONDAY - AUG. 5
Veterans Administration Volun
teer services advisory committee,
7:30 p.m., VA Hospital recreation
building.
Douglas Camtra Club, 7:30 p.m.,
Episcopal parish hall in Roseburg.
Featured in the special program
will be W. Kirk Braun, technical
and sales representative of Syl
vania Electrical products. Refresh
ments will be served.
Oregon Chess Cooperative or
ganizational meeting, 2 p.m., Doug
las County Fairgrounds. For in
formation call Llovd Sconce at OR
3-4055.
Roseburg First Methodist Church
special meeting to hear about re
tirement plan in Rogue Valley
Manor, 7:30 p.m., church.
Knights of Phythies, 8 p.m.,
Knights of Pythias Hall.
Timber City Chapter of Sweet
Adelines, Inc., 8 p.m., Ott and
Ricketts Music Store.
Hayloft Square Dane Club ad-
HNAL
clearance
Entire Stock Of
ummer Presses
EVERY DRESS
Reduced 3313lo50o&Mre
Shop Early For Best Selection!
SECOND FLOOR
OF FASHIONS
'The Best Place to Shop . . . After All7
vanced class, 8 p.m., Preschern
Barn.
Glendale City Council, 7:30 p.m.,
City Hall.
Sutherlin Junior Chamber of
Commerce, 7:30 p.m., scout hall.
Canyonville Junior Chamber of
Commerce. 7:30 p.m., City Hall.
r I.. Ea,im Ctar r-hnnlvr
8 Hast Matrons and Past Patrons
picnic for members and families,
6:15 p.m. picnic, Umpqua Park.
inose attending asKeu iu bubs
covered dishes and table service.
Mrs. D. H. Morgan chairman.
TUESDAY AUG. i
Elks duplicate bridge group, 7:30
p.m., Elks Temple, for members
of Elks and invited guests.
Roseburg Kiwanis Club, noon,
Hotel Umpqua Civic Room.
Glide Kiwanis Club,-7:30 p.m.
Associated Volunteers card par
ty, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. VA Hospital
recreation building music room.
Ladies invited.
Army Reserve, 8 to 10 p.m.,
1614 Harvard.
Barbershop singing, Ott and
n;,i-aHc Mucin stm-p. It D.m.
Eagles Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Eagles
Hall.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.
245 SE Jackson. For more infor
mation call OR 2-2755.
Oakland City Council.
Doug-Ettes, Sheriff's Mounted
Patrol, 7:30 p.m., courthouse.
Missionary Society of Melrose
Community Church, work day,
10:30 a.m.
Tenmile Ladies Club, clubhouse.
Melrose Grange, 8 p.m. Mem
bers urgently requested to attend
to make plans for booth at county
fair.
Douglas County Sports Car Assn.
8 D.m.. Robin Dale School.
Roishura Woman's Club, 1:30
p.m., clubhouse.
Project Roseburg, 8 p.m., 'Hotel
Umpqua.
West Roseburg Lions Club.
ta..ii- f .1. r:i, r,,ll s n m
I nit u hall
Daughters of Ste. Anne of St.
George's Episcopal Church, 8 p.m.,
narish hall.
Buckeroo Square Dance Club pat
tern dance lessons, p.m., buck
eroo Barn.
piknrn Art Atsn. monthlv
j workshop at Parkinson home, Win
ston. 10 a.m. Brine sacK iiincn.
American Legion business meet
ing, 8 p.m. at Legion Hall.
Vital Statistics
By OVID A. MARTIN
WASHINGTON i -The govern
ment is offering farmers 500 mil
lion dollars to reeling" acreages of
surplus cotton, wheat, corn, rice!
and tobacco next year under the I
soil bank retirement plan. But:
there's a new string attached. !
To get this money, farmers will
have to cut their total harvested
acreage below the average of the
past two years. There was no
such requirement for the program
this year under which 614 million
dollars in payments were com-
imlcd.
This new restriction, announced
by the Agriculture Department
Friday, is designed to prevent the
shifting of cropland from surplus
crops to other crops. The depart
ment said sum a practice would
soon create new surpluses and add
to the total oversupply of farm
commodities.
The 500 millions which Congress
authorized for the soil bank in
the Agriculture Department ap
propriation bill passed Thursday
will be apportioned among the five
surplus crops. Wheat's portion, the
only one announced at this time,
will be 178 million dollars, com
pared with 231 millions obligated
under this year's program.
The department said wheat
farmers would earn an average
of $20.88 a bushel on retired wheat
land, compared with $20.04 this
year. Rates for other crops will
be announced later. The wheat
program was set up at this time
beoatise much of this grain crop
will be seeded in the fall. The
others will be planted next spring.
Congress has set a limit of
$3,000 on soil bank payments to
any one producer next year. Last
year there was no such limita
tion. This payment ceiling will be
the only limit on the number of
acres a farmer may agree to re
tire next year.
Mon. Aug. 5, 1957 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
Dry Weather Speeds Harvest
PORTLAND Ifl Warm dry
weather the past few days has
been favorable for harvesting op
erations and has hastened matur
ity of ripening crops, the Oregon
Crop and Livestock Reporting
Service said in its weekly report.
In Western Oregon, harvesting
of bush beans, raspberries and
sour cherries was completed in
most areas. Pole bean harvest
was underway. Blackberries are
being picked and early apples are
being marketed.
Grass seed harvesting was mov
ing along rapidly with crimson
clover nearly complete and bent
grass to start soon.
Spring grains were making fair
progress, especially where plant
ings were late. Apples, pears and
prunes continued to make satis
factory development.
Willamette Valley pepperment
stands are reported infested with
rust and many growers are plan
ning early harvest to avoid loss.
The onion crop has been making
good progress with mildew being
successfully held in check.
HEADS MAR YLHURST
OSWEGO 1 Matylhurst .Col
lege Friday named Sister Consu
ela Maria as its new president.
She was administrative officer
last year at St. Francis High
School in Eugene.
FAIR DRAWS CROWD
GRESHAM W The Multnomah
County Fair drew big crowds
again Friday, as the area's har
vest - time review entered its
second day.
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischer
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Gosh, Coma . . . tomorroy is Tuesday already. This certainly
is a fast week.
Armed Forces
Answer to Previous Punls
ACROSS
I Type of
military plane
4 Bugle call
8 Grade
12 Service club
13 Expert fliers
14 In the same
place
15 Armed
Forces' Uncle
16 Meddle
18 Water glass
20 Actress,
Terry
21 Assent
22 Heraldic band
24 Makes a
(ox-hole
26 Pen name of
Charles Lamb
27 Watched
30 Sharper
32 Indolent
34 Tighter
35 Tried out
36 Worm
37 Embezzles
39 Musical
directions
40 Discharge
a rifle
41 Two
42 Look fierce
45 Always
49 What Poe's
raven said
51 Individual
52 Fruit drinks
53 War god
54 Soldier's bed
55 Lave
56 Cape
57 Female sheep
DOWN
1 Fair
2 Biblical name
3 Weapons
4 Airplane
parts
5 Skin disorder
6 British
soldiers' tuel
7 Compass point
6 Sharpshooter's
weapon
9 Brother of
Cain (Bib )
10 Jeep accessory
1 1 Paradise
17 Tell
19 Conqueu
23 Tumults
24 Fruit
25 Desserts
26 Mistake
27 Quietly
(2 words
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31 Weirder
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military order
38 Prior
40 New ,
41 Military
command,
right
42 Chew
43 Spartan
queen
44 Prayers
16 Mineral rocks
47 Enough
(poet.)
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50 Able-bodied
sea
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MARRIAGE LICENCES
SMITH - TURLEDGE Virgil
R. Smith of Newport and Maryan
Rose Turledge of Myrtle Creek.
EASTON - DUNHAM Henry
Easton and LaVerna Dunham,
both of Roseburg.
HARRY'S - THE WORKING MAN'S STORE
n is n
mmi sell hd
$20,000 Worth
A lo
Appll
WEEK
elvinator
ances
TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE NEW '58 MODELS
SALE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
MANY ITEMS BELOW COST!!
$199.00
329.00
229.00
119.00
199.00
299.00
DELUXE KELVINAT0R Refrigerator 710 QA
12.5 Cu. Ft. Reg. $499. Teriffie buy at W
BANK TERMS ON APPROVED CREDIT
HARRY':
1345 N. E, Srepheni "THE WORKING MAN'S STORE" Phone OR 2-1411
NEW BUILT-IN RANGE UNIT
Oven, 4 table top burners. Reg. $349
KELVINAT0R 18 Cu. Ft. FREEZER
Reg. $449, for this sale - -
NEW KELVINAT0R RANGE
Full size. Reg. $449, now -
NEW '57 KELYINATOR DRYER
Reg. $199. Don't miss this ot
'57 KELVINAT0R REFRIGERATOR
11 Cu. Ft. Reg. $279. Get this beauty for .
HAMILTON WASHER & DRYER
Repossessed . Reg. $549. BOTH for
As Low As
10 Down
ON ANY '57
APPLIANCE!
Many Good
Used
Repossessed
Appliances
Must Be Sold!
OPEN
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