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California Destroys Peaches In Balance Plan SACRAMENTO Five instead. o( 7 per cent of the No. 1 cling peaches delivered to California pro cessors this week were being de stroyed. Department. ft made the 7 per cent order originally in order to keep peach supply in balance with demand The percentage was cut after crop The change was announced yes-1 estimates were found to have been lerday by the State Agriculture 1 high. Church Activities MKSIOPPED Embarrassment and an inferiority complex can easily come to your child through the bed-wetting habit. Tour cniia will not necessarily outgrow the bed wetting habit the habit can be life-long, as thousands of adults can testify. No Intelligent parent should ever take -such a gamble with their child's future. NITE-DRI hai Droved la b ttut aaf HiTirnir. I and Intelligent way to end the bed-welting- habit . . . luum aiiu easily. N'ii-nH ra rer FREE Inlarma-J S. W. Morriioi lion, without abllta- , Pgrtliai 5, 0ie(aa KE 2-3732 ; r Mill Coupon , Address City , Age . . . Phont . In addition to a knowledge of chem istry and botany, todoy's pharmacist must be, an expert microscopist and is ready to serve the public's health ot all times . . . WE ARE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS... WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS 7 , q jruilerton oUruaS a 635 S. E. Jackson St. ORchard 3-741 5 Supervisor To Deliver 1st Speech Approximately 900 persons are expected to attend a three-day Je hovah's Witness circuit assembly in Hoseburg Aug. 16 through 18. The event will be held at Rose burg junior high school. Sessions will begin Friday evening, Aug. 16, when W. D. Couch, district sup ervisor, delivers a welcome ad dress. The address will be followed by a regular Theocratic Ministry School and service meeting. While all sessions of the pro gram are open to the public, a spe cial invitation will be extended for the showing of a color movie, "Happiness of the New World So ciety," Saturday evening. During the past two weeks mem bers of the Roseburg congrega tion of Jehovah's Witnesses have been contacting residents of Rose burg for the purpose of securing accommodations for the delegates, C. A. Sloermer, circuit minister, said. United Workers Plan County Home Donation The United Workers of the First Christian Church have voted to give another donation for television sets at the Douglas County Home. The decision was reached at the last meeting of the class at the home of Delia Hutchins. At the same meeting, a supper was planned for Aug. 24 at the 1 church. i Mrs. Henry Young and Malinda Manton could not attend the last meeting because they were ill. They were sent cards. Refresh ments were served 21 members at the meeting. The next meeting will be held at the church Sept. 6. Events of the day will include a pollack dinner and election of officers. Porter To Seek Rogue Project Work Approval WASHINGTON - A bill was introduced by Rep. Porter (D- Ore) Thursday that would provide for government development of units of the Rogue River Basin Project. Estimated cost of the develop ment would be 66' l million dol lars. As flood control measures, the bill would authorize construction of the Lewis Creek Dam, reser voir and power plant; Trail Di version Dam and power plant; Pease Bridge, Meadows, Ruth. Slate Cree, Indian Hill and Deer Creek dams and reservoirs; and Cascade Gorge Dam and power plant. Also authorized would be tun nels, canals and drainage systems, pumping facilities and transmis sion lines. Porter's bill would set up a one million dollar Rogue River development fund in which appro priations resulting from the bill would be used to promote re-adjustment and development of the areas in the basin directly af fected by the projects. Money for conservation facilities and the re-establishment of fish and wild-life resources, establish ment of public park facilities, fish hatcheries and wild-life refuges would come out of the develop ment fund. The bill would author!? addi tional funds apart from the 66' it million dollars to take care of changes in construction costs or operation and maintenance of the proposed works. Tuei. Aug. 6, 1957 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 9 Youths Jailed For Money Trap PORTLAND I Two youth. men near the bank last Thursday , accused of attempted burglary of might and reported the license Just fSelKfffSjfifilj CO TO GLADSTONE Several Glendale and Azalea res idents attended the Seventh-day Ad ventist camp meeting at Gladstone near Portland. Included were: Ada Vosburg, Thelma Strode, I Anne Campbell and her mother, Frederick West, N.ancy Rosemark, Judy Pemberton and Mrs. Tommy Pemberton, reports correspondent Mrs. G. B. Fox. OAKLANDERS TO MEET The Ladies Bible Class of Oak land Community Presbyterian Church will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Ruth Bunch, reports correspondent airs, bdilh Dunn. Ratter SpoHiRnfl peaMfy mm! Calar te Fadarf, SoiUd Fabric! at yea Claea DAVENPORTS CHAIRS RUGS AUTO UPHOLSTERY Lift offlbc dirt and at the Mine time restore bright new color. Juat mix even parta water with one bottle of Clean-TinU Then 'sponge it on. right in your own living room. No mesay spraying or special equipment. NON-TOXIC, NON.INHAMMAIll, ODORLESS WON'T tul Oft Y,usst s?95 3 Ui. " "'" PINT a liflM ' makt a fallaa '1 hk.. . wHatpam I ' WW -eV i. 'OR 3-6096 1229 S. E. Stephens St. Fox Terrier Produces 15 Pups On Air Journey BALTIMORE I When Raffles, an overgrown fox terrier, left Hous ton, Tex., by plane Saturday, she knew she was in a family wav. So did the pilot of the frieight plane. But neither the pilot, Capt. Pe ter Kooyenga, nor Raffles knew what was to come. Raffles had to change nlanes in Chicago and that's where she gave birth to eight pups. Between Chicago and Baltimore. Raffles produced seven more pups a grand total of 15. All were do ing nicely when the plane landed last night. Slick Airways notified the Bal timore consignee, Dr. William C. Brown, to expect not one fox ter rier, but 16. It said there would be no extra charge. China Calls Vatican Imperialism Instrument a night depository at a Salem bank with a money trap, were held in jail here Saturday in lieu of $5,000 bail. In an appearance before V. S. Robert Santoiana Jr., head of the FBI here, said the youths stuffed cloth and wire contraption into V4TIP4M PITV in Vslinon sources Saturday interpreted thcl"e nigni ueposuory cnuie oi ;ne bitter Red Chinese attacks against i Commercial Bank and then waited the Vatican as an intensified cam- a round for customer to deposit paign to establish a separate Ro-isome money, apparently planning man Catholic Church in China and i t0 s,cal A- cut its members from the au-l Santoiana said he believed that thority of the Pope. i no deposits were made and no These sources recalled that i money taken. Pope Pius XII, when he was re number to police. That led to their ,' capture. Santoiana said the trick is an "old one that has been tried un successfully many times before." covering from his serious illness in 1954, issued an encyclical let ter urging Chinese Catholics to re sist the Red regime's so-called "national church." This letter followed charges then made against the Vatican by China's Communist authorities similar to those now being made. There were about three million Roman Catholics in China before the Communist regime took con trol. How many Roman Catholics there may be in the country now is unknown, Vatican sources said. FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer til s I can't be replaced! Mr. Wump told me himself there isn't any other person anywhere as incompetent as me! The device slipped down in the vault when the youths tried to take it out, he said. A Salem resident noted the two EUROPEAN UNION AIM ROME litt Italian Foreign Minister Giuseppe Pella, in h i s first press conference since tak ing office in May, said Saturday Italian foreign policy is "still based on the Atlantic alliance and the aim for European union." Pella, who also holds the job of deputy premier, said NATO "has the great merit of having preserved peace not only for the free countries, but for the entire world." 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