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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29, 1936. w E! WASHINGTON, April 2S.--CAP) ' Memhers ot the house PWA Moc luld tlieir demands for earmarking $7iu,uim,no!j of thy $1,5miM""."u ru i lit-r fund bofoio democratic leaders today und iiriiarl to carry their loquept directly to I'letiideM Huuse- Vl'll. Jteprusentuiive Uglier (I)., N. Y.). head of the movement to provide money for lonlhiuirtu Hfirolury lcketi' ptihllc work.s administration, tuiil he felt "niorrt'-m" was made at today's confireure. No definite re nulla were immediately evident, however. Chairman Hjrhuiian (I)., Tex.) of the aiiioij iatieiiH c-unimi !(' con sidering (lie relief apuroiH im ion re muined firm in ills Htand of divid- lug n I the billion aiui u half Mr. HooBi-velt requested for Hurry I.. JlupkiiiH' u in kn jnojieHH iidiiilnis trillion. .Speaker Ilynm, like Majority Leader Hu ukht'tid of Alftlmiiui, would not dittcusK the cmifei enee. llyrns ivuh understood to have ex preflHPd n fear that if the relief ap propria thin were earmarked tor i'W. it then would lie opened for a Keneiiil euniiarkin all hIouk tint line an demanded hy many In hoth : partie.s. President JinoHOvcl; him opputied the house movement. Ilelter told newsmen he had 1 Hi tdlMient al Hint II of them demo erutH on petitions for the I'WA earmarliiuK that have heen eireii latino for a fortniKht, In addition. 85c PINT No.143C lc60 QUART No. U1A 1 Icrc is the mildest. 1 i i; li t c s t -1 as t i n t; straight Pennsyl vania rye whiskey tin the market to dayyet a real Pennsylvania rye mSmA he said. 22 demnerata had declined to tilmi solely because the proposal fell .short of supporting the I'WA drive o.; ;he floor hut disapprove! ot pfiitfonfl. i:dter tsaid the leader would he Invited to ft" to the While House with the nine's committee to pre sent the petitions. The I'WA hloc planned another meeting tomorrow on plans for go lug to the White House. GLEE CLUB FEATURE MIhs Vivian .Ma lone, violinist, Iihh been sdeeted us nuest ai list Ht the annual spriiiK concert of the Itosi'hiiiK Men's il'H club, lo be p!HKeritd mi Thursday, May 14. 'Miss Malone Is fairly well known in this Ideality, having piuyed here ion proKrnmn a few times. .Mlits Malone studied with Knb 1 cii T. Ilbilr, iiislructor of violin in Portland, and with Hex ruder wood. Insii ue tor of violin ut the I University of Oregon. She also studied al the university under u ; seholui Hiiip Kranted by 1'hi lietu, nal lonnl in ii Kitiil fraternity. While ; at the unl vet sit y she was soloist for the Polyphonic choir and tor 1 the univi-rsity'B symphony orches tra. She will play two h roups of j numlieis, to he unnounced laler. j POItTI.ANI), April (AP) On a bond of $.1,1100, Ir. 1'hare.as P. Malik, (is, obiuiued IiIh freedom i today pt'iidiiiK trial of an indict- meiitmeut chaiKitiK violation of federal uarcoties laws. 1.10 PINT No.JtOC 2.15 QUART No. 160A BOURBON Golden Wedding is three whiskies blended... not for lowci price . . . but for Better Taste! ALL whiskey! i m0j o One !ay last sumiimr several men at l tie J'ontiae tactory Kot to tallfiiis about the traditional in struction books Kiven to owners of new ears. Krom their files they col lected a doz'-n or so different books and studied them. One of the men In the group at Pont lac expressed this I bought : "KeeniB to me that we otmht to bring our Instruction hook ti Up-to-date ai our new ear. Let's dive some of the more Important infor mation that the meehanically-mfnd-ed owner wants to know, but let's think more of the owner who Isn't the least hit Interested ill wiring diagrams and how to grind valves. Lei's tfll him something about the art or driving and the things liiat will add to his happiness and sails taction an a Pontine owner." The suggestion clicked. Hturtlng at scrntch, Pout lac pioneered and produced a handbook that sets an entlrnly new puce In sin h man iihIs. It even has a m-w name "The Automobile I'scr's Oulde." It appeuls to the average new model owner i nst Hiid of lo (be mechanic. It lakes up the use of the car from the owner's point of view, shows him bow to g-t the greatest pleas ure nut of driving, and instructs him pleasantly in the fVw things which he should know about his ear. In other words, It is built around the "do-ideu" rather than the "lion't-ideu." It accomplishes Its purpose refreshingly, both in text and In illustration. In addition (o a fresh slant on the proper way of breaking in a car, the book discusses such sub jects as the art of driving, the pur pose of the various controls, shill ing the engine, the art of g-ar shifting, the art nT steering, city parking, night driving, winter driv ing, highway hints, cross country tours, how to save gasoline, getting the most out of tires, "housekeep ing" the. car, prolonging the life of I he car and maintenance schedule. And for those mechnnlcally-m hid ed, there Is a very lively section at the hack of the honk that tells the story of the car, from the engine to the turret-top body. Itcipiests for these Instruction hnnlis are said to be coining in daily from police departments, schools, colleges, clubs, traffic or ganizations and many others in ull parts of the country. -O" CREDIT EXPERT TO VISIT ROSEBURG At the annual meeting of th'( Douglas County Credit bureau Thursday evening, Dotighis county business people will hnve as their gitest I j. H. Cfowder, general infill 'titer of tbe Niittonal Iteiall Credit association of Mt. Louis. Mr. Crow tier's organization is represented in all principal i-it ies and many smaller places throughout the country, and ho is now completing a trip (bat bus taken him to nil the S.W Clearolin-CryiUl CMit Linoleum Finish lo o " "re-only one Cqrr"o.cuUom.r 4 thence. I Brin, new life ! ,00m' "Uh SHERWIN-WlUIAMS. Enameloid'i . L..L. -Quick drvlns NO 0"" " i uble!, ...,,h lavo'.ie enjmci It io .pew-", Z. 4 .J ha.d, porcnai'i-"-- if . i . m For sumhlny wss S-W Semi-lustre t.i.k l Inttnor s,im ' Compltly Churchill Hardware Co. principal cities represented, includ ing the Pucific co ait t. The meeting will be a dinner at the Vmpqua hotel al six thirty Thursday, and all business people Interested are Invited to attend, iteiervailon may be made by telephoning tbe bureau, phone 259, BANK WINS SUIT AGAINST EX-HEAD SALEM, April 2. ( AP The Medrord National bank was victor in its suit against W. 1L (J ore, for mer president. In establishing the validity of tollaterul placed by him with the bank as security for a lib. 100 indebtedness, tbe supreme court ruled here today. Hhortly after tb bank wont In to voluntary liquidation. Core went Into bankruptcy and his trustee attempted to prevent the sale of personal property pledged the bank by Gore the opinion cited. Tbe collateral included jewelry and Oriental rugs. The opinion, written by Justice John Itand, held that, the property belonged to the bunk and that Gore bad no claim. The suit was Instigated when Gore protested the sale of the property. The lower court of Jackson county was sua tuinod in the opinion, MISSIONARY TO SPEAK THURSDAY The Rev. .Martin L. Wyneken. missionary to the primitive, devil w orshipitiK Verder and Korovar bill tribes of (he jungles of south ern India for seven years, will give an illustrated lecture Thursday eve ning at St. Paul's Lutheran church, Corey avenue and .Military street. The lecture is to begin ut H p. in. Ills local appearance is being spon sored by the Young Lutherans' League. The He v. Wyneken also entries with him an interesting exhibit or articles used by the' hill tribes, which be invites his audi ence to Inspect. He is missionary for the Lutheran church, synod of .Missouri, and is at the present time on furlough In the United .Slates. The public Is most cordially In vited to attend. JUNIOR JAMBOREE PROMISES TREAT The Junior Jitney Jamboree, to be given at tbe Itoschurg Junior high school Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock, promises u great deal of entertainment. The program, to be given in the form of an amateur hour, will feature dancing, singing, instrumental numbers and scienti fic demonstrations. A mnall admission will be Minrg- ed for the program, and concession booths will be maintained both be fore and after the main show. Pro ceeds will be used In the student body fund. o- PKMiLKTON. Ore.. April (Al') J. P. Clancy of Pendleton, wool buyer for Rosenthal Hrolhors of Itoston, (said today he has pur chased about liio.ouo pounds of wool. Prices ranged from 22 1-4 to "1J cents a pound. 3 "MmH" for Spring Cleaning 100' i Pure Linseed Oil Soap (S-W Floxoop) SPECIAL OFFER S lb.. 49c 5 pound, . .09 Cleans everylhini) Safely paint, varnish, glass, etc. No alkali to chap hands or ruin finish. (S-W Poliih-ol) Furniture Polish . woodwont Cleans and Polishes 7(1C 50c boHlt- 39c Sell Polishing Floor Wax 1 pint S-W Flo-Wa tnd lamb's wool ap plicator. MAI . J1.03 Voluefoi 7J Bathrooms "" (i RANTS PAHS, April 29. (AP) New and re-elected officers head ed the Houttiwest Oregon I'resby terial today as tbe two-day ses sions here drew to a close. Officers chosen: Mrs. C. K. Rob erts, Koseburg. president; .Mrs. K. Iverson, Med ford, first vice-president; Mrs. T. M. Siott, Giants Pass, second vice-president; Mrs. Karl I), (illlett. Klamath Falls, third vice-president; Mrs. E. A. Collier, Marthfleld, recording sec retin y: Mrs. A. R. Clement, Med ford. treasurer; Mrs. O, W. Oliver, Medford, mlsaionaiy education; Mr. W, L, Scott, Koaeburg, litera ture; Mrs. M. II. Winslow, Grants Pass, young people; Mrs. Kffie RIdeout, Klamath Falls, Inter mediates; Mrs. Edward Martin, Copto, Calif., children; Mrs. Cora Morgan, Phoenix, sewing secre tary; Mrs. Stella U. French, Suth erlln, membership, and Mrs. F. C. Albert, nominating chairman. Sweeping aside all former sales records for any one month in its history, Chevrolet Motor company in March reached a new all-time high when its lu.tHK) dealers throughout the United States sold a total of 1H6.11!) new automobiles a figure unparalleled for any month by this manufacturer. Duplicating this feat, althoupb on a smaller scale, the Portland zone of Chevrolet, comprising the state of Oregon, the river counties ot Washington and the southern eel Ion of Idaho, likewise broke all sales records for any one month by selling more than 2,100 new Cliev rob.ts in March. In this city Mans T. Hansen set DRIVE NEW PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES - (De-ibJt-Aeting Selt-Arllcularing) h iofir and intoofhetf rr dvlopeJ GENUINE riSHER NO DRAFT VENTILATION IN NEW TURRET TOP BODIES tht inoif btovtifut and romforfobf bodl vr ertaftd for a fow-pricd car HIGH-COMPRESSION VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE giving ,v,n b,ff,r pcrformonc with ,.tn f,n 00 onrf Oil CENERAL MOTORS INSTALLMENT PLAN -MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE a new sales m:nk during March when residents of this section pur chased from him a total of SI new Chevrnlets. Thus nationally, local ly and I rum a zone standpoint, Chevrolet broke ull sales records tor any one month during March. A new record was st national ly also for first-quarter sales, which totaled 2'2. Hu, a gain of 9(.SS9 over the same period last year. The previous high record lor a single mouth bad stood ever since May, VJ-Jis, totaling l:'2,4:i7. The largest previous first quarter rec ord was iMSTii units in Wrl'J. Sales of used cars by Chevrolet dealers were in March, and 4sl:il, a new record, in the first quarter. ' The huge sales volume by Chev rolet thus far thin yi-ar gives this cenrpnny well over 4o jer cvnt of Uie motor car volume in its price field, definite and conclusive proot ot unq iestloiml acceptance by the motoring public of this company's product. Likewise in the Portland zone, l he unparalleled volume be ing registered by Chevrolet gives the zone well over 40 per cent of the business in the lower price field. RISTOW SPEAKS ON WAR PREVENTION Tbe Rev. Cecil Ristow, pnstor of the Methodist church at Kugene. und president of the Kuirene Ki wanis club, was a speaker Tuesdav I at the recular luncheon meeting of the Roseburg Ki wants club. The Rev. Mr. Ristow, serving for the Kmergency Peace Council, spoke on the subject of prevention of war. Rev. J. Frank CunnhiEhim of the First Chrfst'nn church of Rose buri, "The Smging Parson." was elected into membrrrblp of the local Klwanls club at yesterday's meeting and was appointed club song leader. PIMPLY, ROUGH SKIM rfu to txterno Irritation Cleanse clogged pores aid healing of the sore spots the easy Resinol way. Sample of Ointment and Soap free. Write Resinol IT ! and drive homo to It's FIRST in its ffiffj-gy Scoros of tlinn.and of pcnple in all ... i.ie.L l';,r,s "f '""lry liavc focind that ii.fr.i.o.i wing is Mitring and drivinp is knowing llial llw new l'r.6 Chevrolet is the only complete Inie-priretl car! To lake the wheel of this beautiful car to test ils many exclusive quality features is to obtain eoiii'liisive proof of the following faets: Ils New I'erfreieil Hydraulic Brakes and Solid Steel Turret Tup Hodv make it the safest ear in ils price range, ami, in fact, the safest car that money can liny, Ils Improved (Hiding Knee-Action Hide. Genu ine l i-jicr So I'rafl eMnation and Shockproof Nri-rioj ie unmatched comforl. And ils Jljloniiijn'son Valve-in-llead Ijijine ihe t-anie pe of enpne thai is emidTived in world-champion power boats, airplanes and raring: ears provides combiner! power and econuinv without eijual. Drive the new Chevrolet fur !'(.!( and tlrivj liome lo yourself ihrsr Inilh. . e'll he sb t,, a you do ihis. witlionl the sliliiol uldigalimi anv liir.e um wis'i. Muhe it twin-! Kol.r.T MOTDK COMPANY, DCTIJOIT, m:il. ; THE DALLES. April 2S. (AP) i The administration of government i iu Wasco county soon may include ' railroading. ' This possibility arises out of foreclosure proceedings begun ; against The Dalles und Southern I Railroad company because of de ' llnquent taxes. 1 The litigation is pending in the . court of Circuit Judge John P. Winter, who overruled the com pany's motion for a new trial. An appeal may be made to the state I supreme court. Until 16 years ago the line op : erated a freight and passenger service 43 miles south of here In i to tbe Oregon wheal country, the I line being built by the late John i Heimrlch, The Dalles financier, and George W. Joseph, who died I shortly after obtaining the republi can nomination for governor In 1930. j Completion of Ronneville dam i .nay restore tin? road to an import ant traiispfn tallon link in the opin ion of sonif business men here. Britt S. Nichols DEMOCRATIC County Commissioner If Re-EIectecI Will Continue to Serve Douglas County with Efficiency and Economy (I'd. Adv.) yourself this truth: field because it9s $ A Thru Jesus la announced unto you the forgiveness of sins. Adv. )WII Enjoy ill thut dvnU jej I th.. RfiolUi MOTEL MtMSCf PORTLAND. OREGON Modern ind fireproof. Restful room. Desirable surroundings nd location. Exceilentdining service. Popular ratet- EurooMfi Plan Room, with bth, 1 rtnoii, S? nd up. wo Dcnem, $3 nd up. American Plan (too, will bttK 1 Dr. R. J. Lockwood CHIROPRACTOR ' 312 E. Cass St. Phono 445,R ' . SHOCKPROOr STEERING moling driving eoiiar and safer fhon avar btfort FlHt.Mh Anmi al P jJ( ViMhllt juit two fcij, l!!!?! IMPROVED GLIDING KNEE-ACTION RIDE Id, imoolhMl, if,it rid of all SOLID STEEL en-pie TURRET TOP a crown of baur, a hrlrwu of lattty ALL THESE .FEATURES AT CHEVROLET'S LOW PRICES no Uf. tin ,( yi .-mfnrf ( mir Hint, lirh. n ith fcrimfHr,. tpnrr tirr and lir' "Tr; "T"!"! "n itMM, ml.. .D 1. ,,' ' 17', . art nriHt. A tnrral Alaa, I Wm. rmman ,i-iin HANSEN MOTOR CO. Ironmongers Thry Inttr the Mark a Mtni AVAILABLE IN OREGON Sihrnlry iJiitfibwun, 1 .. N. . 1 1 1 i-imiaiiMtilfefl Phone 446 Corner Oak and Ross Sts. 1
