Farm Aid On Community
Basis, Advice To JFK
WASHINGTON (AP) ' Sen.
Allen J. Ellender, D-La., Satur
day advised the Kennedy admin
istration to submit any new farm
proposal! on a commodity by
commodity basis and do it
quickly.
"Our experience in Congress in
recent years demonstrates that an
over-all or package farm bill has
little chance," Ellender, chairman
of the Senate Agriculture Com
mittee, said in an interview.
lie approved the indicated plan
of Secretary of Agriculture Or
ville L. Freeman to send Congress
first a bill dealing with corn and
other livestock feed grains and
follow that up with a new wheat
proposal.
Huge surpluses of feed grains
and what are among the major
farm problems facing the new
administration.
Church Activities
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DC Methodist Church
Starts New Contest
The Sunday School of the Days
Creek Community Methodist
Church has started a new contest
which will end with a party when
500 points are accumulated, re
ports Mrs. Ralph Martin, corre
spondent. The points will count up as fol
lows: two points for each entire
family present; five for each new
person in Sunday School; two
points for each returnee (someone
who hasn't been since Christmas);
10 points if attendance is over that
of the Sunday before; 15 for each
Sunday that attendance is over 80;
one point if a person is there on
his birthday or the Sunday imme
diately following; and five points
for each Sunday all teachers are
present.
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Adventist Church
Reports Activities
Elder A. P. Ritz, pastor, acted
as chairman for Uie business meet
ing held Sunday evening in the
Youth Chapel of the Roseburg Seventh-day
Adventist church when a
summary of last year's activities
was given and plans laid for spe
cial projects to be carried out in
1961.
According to Elton Hansen,
church treasurer he sent to the Ore
gon Conference last year, $84,782
which sum included $67,900 in
tithes and nearly $17,000 in various
offerings. In addition to these the
members had raised $86,000 for the
new church building and $10,000
for local expenses. The figures
show that the members averaged
more than $450 per capita in tithes
and otierings lor the year.
Albert Marx, church clerk, re
ported that 22 had been added to
the church here through baptism
last year and 36 bv transfer from
1 other Adventist churches for a net
' gain of 30, making the Dec. 31
total membership of 395. Gilbert
i Wood, Sabbath School Superintend
i ent, ' announced that the Sabbath
' School had raised more than $9,-
000 through its weekly offerings-
moneys set aside for mission work
Mrs. Nelson To Speak .
Mrs. Clarence Nelson, who is vis
iting at the home of her son-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Peasen of Lookingglass, will
be guest speaker at the meeting
of the Mary Martha group of the
Lookingglass Church on Tuesday.
Mrs. Nelson will tell of the work
of her son who is a medical mis
sionary in the Congo. The meeting
is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m.
and there will be a politick lunch
at noon, reports Hazel Marsh, correspondent.
QUILT, CLOTHES MADE
WMC of the Glendale Assembly
of God Church met recently to
make a quilt and baby clothes for
one of the denomination mission
stations or orphanages. The group
met at the home of Mrs. Norval
Shepherd for an all-day session,
reports Mrs. G. B. Fox, corre
spondent. SUBS TO BRAZIL
BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) The
United States will turn over two
destroyers and two submarines to
Brazil under hemispheric defense
! agreements. Adm. John Quinn,
I chief of the U.S. Navy mission
; here, said the destroyers will be
i delivered in August and the sub
i marines in January 1962.
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Polaris Missile Contracts Signed
WASHINGTON (AP) The
Navy has signed contracts for the
construction of five more Polaris
submarines in line with Presi
dent Kennedy's order to step up
this phase oi the ballistic missile
program.
This word was given here to
members of Congress.
The five new submarines will
add lo the 14 which have been
built or are under construction.
Kennedy, in ordering the Polar
is program stepped up, said un
obligated ship building funds
would be used to "build and place
on station, at least nine months
earlier than planned, substantial
ly more" Polaris missile firing
submarines.
Out of the proposed total of 19,
two, the George Washington and
Patrick Henry, have joined the
fleet.
Slayer Pleads Guilty
On Manslaughter Count
PORTLAND (AP) Donat
Wallace of Portland, accused of
killing Robert Jenn, 37, in a shoot,
ing spree in front of a North Port
land cafe in November, will be
sentenced Monday.
He interrupted his trial on a
charge of first degree murder to
enter a plea of guilty to man
slaughter Thursday. The prosecu
tion had agreed to the reduced
charge.
ATOMIC DEPTH CHARGE IS A LULU Tucked in the bomb bay of a Navy S2F making
a turn over the U.S. Atlantic coast near Long Island, N.Y., is a Lulu (arrow), the new
atomic depth charge. Lulu, a compact free-fall bomb, shown left, is designed for accu
rate strikes against submarines by nearly all types of naval aircraft. Its vast "kill radius"
allows enemy subs small chance to escape. The also carries four conventional
acoustical-homing torpedoes and two high-velocity air rockets.
THEATRICAL PACT
TOKYO (AP) Red China and
the Soviet Union agreed Saturday
on expanding cultural relations
between the two nations. Radio
Peiping said the plan, signed in
Peiping, stipulates that the two
parties will send theatrical
troupes to perform in each other's
countries.
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U. S. FOOD FOR BEASTS
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) The
United States has donated 100,000
bags of corn to help hundreds of
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