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WEDNESDAY. JUNE II. 1113 12 A They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hado MEPFOr D MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDPOBD, OREGON u, .. 1 ALWAYS BEUEVE IN vOfJSAV WE HAVe TWAT WOULD 1 IfUEN I PAVING CASM-gUT X M MONTHS TO PAV i BB P6RP&CTL.V I OM TIME TU6 I A CHABGE ACCOUNT I FOO TNE RjRNrruRE IV CKAV-YES, A MOffTEBS WAnF. IS A HANOV TMIN& -4 S0PPOSIU& WE WANT INOEEO rrrfpOTVS 7 EXCEPT THAT Z DON'T T TO PAV IT OFF IN-SAV-) V-TrnUP,T PTMBLVW? VjTOSEIWDEBT-y "ff . M OFTIMEAND JjOtTTl rVI If - ' TO GIVE THEM JSL ' HKS' ST I I IXrS. THE BENEFIT OP r K"! llVrU&l V . the doubt tuev 1 3-nSj fNCc. T5VvFl V" ',' MEANT IT'. . J 1 Foil? mows- r7CSv) Jlf w llewly Ordained Indian Priest Honors Friends . New York.-WD- A young Roman . Catholic priest from Indit recently offered his first folemn mass In the parish of in American family who had befriended him. He the Rev. Prabhu Pra sad, 32,' of the Indian Mission ary, society, who. for the past four years has been studying mission techniques with the Paiullst Fathers at St.' Paul's college, Washington, D. C. . While'en. route to this coun try in November, 1059, aboard the liner' Queen Mary, Father Prabhu Prasad met Miss Mar garet Roche, Bristol, Pa. He said Miss Roche, her brother, Edward, and her sister. Cath erine, became like second family' to him,' managing to discover hjs needs and fre quently ..sending him money and gifts. ' One of the most useful, he said, was a type writer to help him In his Work. . . Most young priests go back to their home parishes to offer their first solemn mass but when the Roches heard that Tather Prabhu Prasad would not be returning to India for another year, they suggested their own parish for this mass. Otterad Mass So, a week after his ordlna (Ion in New York by Francis Cardinal Spellman, the Indian Driest went to St. Mark's church;, -Bristol, (o offer the nisi. ... During the next year before he returns to India, he will visit and work In various Paullst foundations in the United States to see In prac tice' the techniques of the Paulista in carrying out their apostolate. The Paullst Fathers, started In 1838 by Father Isaac T. Hecker, a convert to the Cath olic faith, are the first re ligious community of men to be founded in the United States. . ' Fattier Prabhu Prasad said the Indian Missionary society became acquainted with the missionary work of the Paul bit through Paullst publica tions and decided to send one of their seminarians to the Paulista (or special study. The Driest explained the challenge his community faces. India Is only one per cent Catholic. Time Running Out For Convicted Man; Execution Tonight Walla Walla-WD-Tlme was running out. today (or con demned killer Joseph Chester Self who' is scheduled to die on the . gallows at the state penitentiary here at five min utes after midnight. Only a last-minute reprieve by Gov.' Albert D. Roselllnl could halt the first execution in Washington state since May 25. 1060. . , Warden . Bob Rhay said Self appeared .to be "well prepared for . any '. eventual ity." 1 ' - Rhay said Self has become Catholic since he began his stay on death row and has been in close contact with Strike Opponents Schedule Meeting Portland-WTO Representee tlves of the Lumber and Saw mill Workers Union LSW were to meet here today with the Simpson Timber Co. The union 'and Georgia Pacific Corp. meet Thursday. The firms are not Involved In the dispute which has Idled 10.000 lumber workers in Oregon, Washington and Call' fornla. Some 110 employees of the J.' H. Baxter plant at The Dalles went on strike Tues day. They are members of the LSW.. NOW YOU KNOW The quagga, a rebra-like animal formerly' common In South Africa., is now extinct, according to the Encyclopedia Brtlannlca. '. tSTTK Ml lvw it mm (M 14.41 Ml wMsl :tiBMUa tkrilswl kelps) tMSilftusrlHe heel ! a a eke) lawaesi Ha te eoeat- etaM Mic Extermination Attempt Backfire San Diego, Callf.-NPD- Pete Ciaramltaro, 40, had mice in his house trailer. He sealed off the trailer Monday and lighted a fumiga tion bomb underneatn. me bomb ignited leaking butane gas, and the explosion shot (lames high Into the air, set' ting off ammunition In the trailer. While firemen dodged bullets, a television set blew out and crashed through the side of the trailer. Ciaramltaro no longer has mice in bis trailer. . ' . Father George . McCabe, a chaplain at the penitentiary. Self, 31, formerly of Ta- coma, . has used up his . ap peals to the courts. Both the U.S. and . State . Supreme courts have refused to spare his life. .. . Clemency Plea Roselllnl has' given no in. dication whether, he - will grant Self's plea for clemen cy. But he has kept his of fice appointments to a mini mum today to give him- a chance to consider the case carefully. ' .. '" Two college students, both avowed pacifists, picketed the penitentiary Tuesday urging mercy for Self. The students, Huw Wil liams, 20. of Davenport, and Penny Young, 10, of San Francisco, said they were op posed to capital punishment. Self was condemned for the slaying of Seattle taxicab driver Ralph J. Gemmill Jr. In 1060 during the commis sion of a robbery. The Family Council a fnU. ui'i .attar. Miter's The Vimllr Ceea.nl consists of ahvcMatrlst. thraa elerevmcn. three editors ana a mm Eerh srUcle Is a snmmajy ml a famujr disagreement presented to toe '.uaell. 7 Ad CooeeU deals wit problems, major and miner, K .anuria by guidance counselors sad social workers. Killed fcjr Gertrude D. - Tbry don't seem worried that Larry still wets his bed at age six. Charlene T. Larry's trou- Dr. Bomet Attends Political Seminar Ashland Southern Oregon college was represented by Dr. Vaughn D. Bomet, chair man of the social science dl vision at a .10-day political economy seminar at Brown's Lake, Wise., which began June 11. The seminar was con ducted by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee division of commerce, and included university and college profes sors from 14 states, Washing ton, D.C., and Puerto Rico. The economists and schol ars explored the problem of individual freedom In the modern industrial state. In eluded for topic discussions were the farm problem, law ana economy in the making, me agricultural revolution and the enterprise system', in dividual decision-making and agricultural adiustment. free dom In trade and freedom in law, the politics of agricul ture, and others. . lecturers lor the seminar Included Dr. Bruno Leoni. professor of legal theory and me meory or the state, the University of Pavia, Italy; uished professor ofursuish Dr. Don Pearlberg, distin guished professor of agricul tural economics, Purdue uni versity; and Dr.' David Me Cord Wright, professor of eco nomics, college of business ad ministration, the University of Georgia.; SETS NEW DATE . New York-fllPD-Navy Yeo man l.C Nelson C. Drum mond will go on trial again July 8 (or passing defense secrets to members of the So viet, delegation to the. United Nations. - . :U , Registration at SOC To End on June 20 Ashland - Registration . for the Summer Session at South ern ' Oregon college began Monday and will continue through June 24. Classes began Tuesday and the last day to register with out penalty is June 20. Fee for the regular eight-week session ending Aug. 9 is $100. Students taking : 7 - hours or less must pay $12.30 - per credit hour. Some workshops will con tinue until Aug. 23 when the complete summer session ends. Workshops starting. aft' ef Aug. 0 may be Included in the 13 hour maximum load at the regular fee. 4 -o, l.'v. & ft cr - 0 SUmmER time IS SEWING TIME . Especially at these great summer time savings! SUMMER FABRIC SALE CIS COTTONS for coitilorl and varwtll. Valu.i to 1 39 yd. III6ANT DRISSY DRIU . 'AIRICS In rayon, urah and honan aavs. Tha patttct lummar cocktail draw. V.lu to 1.79 vd. 'OR THI SIPARATI LOOK. th naw laca or rathion. Open ritavai In ptmiad ' Silk Shakti and Sareda cloth, tvtr u pooular. Viluai lo I 98 yd. . a !4(S 66' 1.11 1.33 14 N. CENTRAL ble is that he sleeps so sound ly nothing bothers him. mm oeriruae u imagine my surprise when my sister left her son at our home overnight and warned me to use a plaa tice sheet because of his "acci dents." Our own children are 3 and 4, and we have no such problems. They ought lo shame him into some control a a . a cariene T Hes Just an intense sort of youngster. When he plays, he plays hard. When he eats, he eats hearty. Last year my doctor told me not to make a big fuss over Larry's weakness. He's all right during the day and I'm sure he'll outgrow the night proDiem. a a a The Council) "Outgrow" is a comforting word for par ents, but it applies more to snowsuits than to bad habits. The latter may be ameliorat ed by time, yes, but new ones and possibly worse ones may creep in to take their place unless parents give an "as sist." Age 8 is overlong for nocturnal enuresis. Charlene la right not to over-emphasize her son's lack of control-it's good that she doesn't follow her sister's advise to shame, bribe, punish. (Such methods. psychiatrists have found, may produce a "dry" child quick ly but a neurotic adult a gen eration hence.) But she must probe for a Why. Is Larry using this unpleasantness as an attention-getter? Or is it a weapon, an expression of his hostility toward his parents? The cure will follow along the lines of the answer. If the answer Is the simple one Charlene offers, too-soundly asleep, then the remedy is to awaken Larry at regular in tervals. But first he must real ly want to sleep dry. Second ly, he must be fully awake and know why. Else, whether in the bathroom or in bed, he'll still be urinating while asleep. . .-. Japan Determined To Rewrite Pacific Fisheries Treaty Washington - (IT! - Japan Tuesday stuck by its insist ence on rewriting a 10-year-old North Pacific fisheries conservation pact, despite Ca nadian and U.S. opposition to Japan's proposal (or a substi tute. The chief Issue was Japan's opposition to continuing the "abstention principle" under which Japan does not fish for certain species in areas of the eastern North Pacific Ocean so long as U.S. and Canadian fishermen are tak ing the maximum allowable catch. It was understood the con ference would have to wind up - or at least recess - at the end of this week because several of the negotiators have commitments elsewhere. Dr. A. W. H. Needier, Ca nadian deputy fisheries min ister and chairman of the Ca nadian delegation, proposed at Tuesday's session that the problem of intermingling of species be solved by Japa nese abstention from ground fishing operations where hali but constitute a substantial portion of the catch. Needier also said that all halibut netted in operations seeking other species should be tossed back into the sea, according to a joint commu nique. The Canadian delegation Lightning Knocks Out Power Service Portland - ET Lightning Tuesday afternoon hit a Bon. neville Power Administration wooden H-frame pole an! knocked out the Redmond Burns 115,000-volt line, a BPA spokesman said here. The lightning strike caused a power outage at Burns ind other sections of southeast Oregon. Power was expected to be restored early today. chairman said his country be lieved the problem of inter mingling species' could be solved by interpretation of the articles of the existing pact. The Japanese delegation said the abstention formula raised a number of difficul ties in solving the problem of intermingling. Japan empha sized the necessity for writ ing a new pact, the commu nique said. 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