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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. 1936. WASHINGTON. June 16 AP President HoosnvHt today uteri- ed the Overton bill authorizing S272.00O.OU0 for flood conlrol work in the lower MiHsiBHlpNt valley. Remaining heron him for action was the munibua flrmd control bill iuithorlKliiK expenditure of more thun half a billion dullum In many ut'ctloiiH of the country, IncludinK tho cant, which wai hard lilt by ilomlH aeveral monlliH ago. The preHldont slKiied -18 other bilU, IncludinK one authorizliiK 8186,000,000 for federal aid hlKh wuyt la the 193S and 1939 fiscal years, The president's lgnaturfi tyas placed on measure: Auihmliin.R him to Invite for eiRn countries to participate In the Sun Franrisco Buy exposition In iun. ProvldliiK for the cure and treat ment of members of the national guard, organized reserves, reserve officers tminlnjt corps, and citi zens military training camp who are Injured or contract disease while eiiRUKed In military training- U. S. DEBT PASSES 34 BULLION MARK WASHINGTON, June 10 (AP) Hon us bonds and treasury fi Dancing operations today had jumped Oic national debt up 700,000.000 to a peak mark of Hp pinximately $34,400,000,000. The bonus bonds Issued for de livery to veteruns Increased the debt by Sl.fJOO.OOO.OOO. Kale of treasury obligations to supplement reserves Increused the debt by 51.106,000.000. The treasury yesterday retired 11,025,000,000 In maturing obliga tions through conversion Into new obligations. The turnover of funds also Included payment of $70,000, 000 In Interest on tho debt. GIGANTIC POWER OF GASOLINE REVEALED The Bieat transpacific flying boat "China Clipper," weighing 61, 000 pounds, was held In the utr and transported one mile by only 6 pounds (or one gallon) of gasoline. ' Such Is (lie almost unbelievable grade school pupils, and at 8 p. m, for the general public. Although the play needs great deal of polishing, Its possibilities aa a fun-maker are plainly appar ent and the members of the cast are working with enthusiasm to get every! bine In readiness for the dress rehearsal Thursday night. CIRCUS DATED FOR The Gilmore circus, which Is at trading widespread attention over the Pacific coast. Is to be in Hose burg as a feature of the stute convention of the American I re gion here In August, the conven tion commission reports. The circus will be shown In con nection with Douglas county day, Wednesday, August, 12. preceding the actual convention, which opens on the 13th. Help from 65 high school hoys and girls will be required to stage the circus, which features 1L lurge Inflated animals and 15 comic heads. A parade will bo held In the business district, and 'the clr-Land Individual dances; the O'lia- A limited number of Roseburg residents will have an opportunity to see a metropolitan read show at the "Nights of Paree" entertain ment to be staged at Unipqua park, Monday, June 22, as a part of the state convention of the Oregon State Food and (leverage Dispens ers here Hunday, Monday and Tuesday. A limited number or tickets are i sale by all local dispensers. and table reservations are being made at Woodiey's Sandwich shop annex. A complete staff of highly1 train ed "French" waitresses will attend to the refreshments while Oregon's champion bartender will be pres ent to guarantee speedy service. Ho Is accustomed to draw from 3,000 to 4,000 glasses In an eve ning. 1 - Included In the floor show will he Don and Joan, famous Interna tional dance team; the Modern- ettes, four beautiful girls In group cus will be staged at night at Fin lay field. r The circus will remain' In Rose burg during the convention period uud will participate in parades. E. A. Brltton is chairman of the committee in charge of this fea ture. The Ollmore linn and clowns will be In Roseburg severnl days be fore the showing and will tour- the county prior to the main 'show here. SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL BILL PASSED WASHINGTON, June 16. (AP) Ily a vote of 161 lo Oil the house today paael the (Jufrey-Vinson lirice-rlxInK substitute for the out- luweil (lulToy coal control bill. The bill now xocs to the senate. where leaders have predicted ft will bo acted upon before the end of thlH week. It nlreitdy han been approved by the senate interstate commerce committee. - - J he most Important of the new ninenilnienis adopted by tho house ' one HmlllKK the life of the hill to two yeurs Instead of four. The vote cnino after debate In which the measure was denounced powei of modern motor fuel na I us an obnoxious form of prlcu-rtx- iinw ii.rii.0,1 i, iii, i t,,i h,,v. I l"(t untl defended us eHBentlal to dor, IIospIiuVk 'brunch luuniiKor of ''lHa11oii of the soft coal Indus. general 1'elrolrum corporation. COMEDIAN FIELDS v GAINS IN HOSPITAL . UIVtiltSIIIE. Calif.. June 17 (AIM V. C. l-'lelds. pneumonia ft rli ken film I'omedlun, showed ."distinct Improvement" early lo UHy, lr. Josset (Mtroll reported. fields' : temH)rtiuru -dropped u di'iow to luo. fhe lowest since he entered ltlvci-Hltle community hos pital liuil I'tliliiy for treatment. j COMEDY-DRAMA TO try. It was nixed by the United Mine Workers und some coal operators in congressional hearings. OREGON RANCHER DIES OF GUNSHOT T1IK DALLKrt. June 10 (AP) Charles A. K Howies, 75, promi nent rancher of the , Klngslvy (Its Irlet of- WuHcti county, was found toduy wllh a wound In his head and his rifle by his side. He lived more than an hour after shot. Police said members of his fam ily reported he had been despond- RF. PRFSF.NTFXi ei't for nome time. ne in aurviveu uy MVHTLR CRKKK. Juno 17. The ironiedy-dinrnn, "Deacon Dubbs," which 1ms been In process of prep aration by the l.oyal llereun Hihln vclasn of the ('lirlmlun church of ViMyrtlH Creek will be presented at tho high school gymnusium next Friday nftemoon us a matinee for three sons. uuy ami jiaymond of Kingsley, und Klmer of The Hulk, and a daugh ter. Airs. Josle McAllister of Dutur. Ho was born in Kentucky und came to Oregon when a young man. gun Family, recently from Or pbeum and Pantuges circuits; the Harlem Maniacs, fast stepping col ored act, recently from RKO, Pan tages and the Cotton club, and Curt Hurnside's Kings of Swings, recording dance band, which has been featured by Keith and Or pheum circuits, and is recently from the JJroadway Inn ut Port land. Details of the show were pre sented last night before u meeting of the locul dispensers at the an nex to Wood ley's Kandwlch shop. Convention details were thorough ly discussed and reports showed that all aiTuugemeuts huve been made. Prospects, It is reported, are for a record attendance and a very successful meeting. Around the. County MYRTLE CREEK The Morning AfterTakinJ Carters Liltle Liver Pills HYIU'LE CIIEKK, June 17. Mr. uud Airs. John Drowning, of High land, California, arrived at Myrtle Creek Thursday evening, for a six weeks' visit with Mrs. Drownings brothuiH, V. C. und T. H. Duniiu vln, who live on North Myrtle, as well as many old. friends. Combln ItiK business with pleasure, Mr. uud Mrs, lirownlng are ulno mak ing some improvements on Mrs. llrowultiK's Inrin which bus been rented for several years. Mrs. lieuiKu Trusk rolurned Sat urday from Portland, where she at tended tho Kiund chupter of, Hie Kustein Slur lodge as u delcKiite l loin the locul lodge. Mrs. W in. A. while unci Mrs. Huby Irvine were other delegates, und both ladles ru- turned the lust of the week. Word has been received here of the dentil of Mrs. Alfred F. Cor ntitl, Tuosduy, June ath, nt her bomu ut llurbuuk, California. Mrs. Cotiiutt was fonnurly Miss Mary Cbuiiwlck, dnughter of .Mr. und .Mrs. J. J. C'hadwick, deceased, uud a sister of Win. L'hudwkk of nix onvlllv. Mr. und Mrs. Coi'nutt were both born here und Bpent most ot their HveB In this com munity, moving to Cullfornia some 10 or 15 years ago, .Mr. Coriiutt is u bulf-brothur of H. A. Aduins and was a Douglas county toucher tor muuy years. Ilev. mid Mrs. Frank W. Zook. mid sou, Paul, are visiting former nurlHbiouei-8 and rHnnilu htu-n i.Vii. tug riom tbolr homo In Sllverion numlay for Mr. Zook to preach tho inicculauieulo sermon Sunday eve ning at the gymnasium. Kl nest llnnnnvln. who bus been employed ut Wcnilling for several motilhs Is taking nn Interesting trip east with James Hprig. mana ger of the Wendllug store. They are going by train to Flint. Mlrhl- NOTICE I gun. whero Mr. Sprig v.ill purchase I will not bo responsible for nnya new car which ICrnest will ilrlvo hills contrncleil by anyouo other to New York City. After giving the than myself. sights there tho once-over they will (Adv.) n()Y WOOnV. travel south and home bv that BRIDEGROOM OF 70 DIES ATCAR WHEEL BKXIIL'RU, Idaho, June 16. (AM) Louis A. Jouus, a honey mooning biidogroom of 70, died suddenly hero today ot a heart lit tuck nt the wheel of his cur. Ho succeeded In slopping tho automo bile heforo he tiled. Jones, a railroad engineer of As toria, Ore., was returning to Ore- gou ufler u honeymoon trip with nis who, sirs. t;nurlolto Cuiunilugs Jones. Tlioy weto murrletl three weeks ao. Imagine washing your face for 36 hours! Souk . , i scrub . .'. huhbU ailrf fiifrtt 36 hours of itl Tlnt's what hnppcnj to all barley used in lirewing Btidwcfscr, And in water that is "washed", with air. All this on top of a thorough vacuum cleaning I When ready for malting, the "face" of every grain is absolutely clean. So at every step of the Budweiser proc ess cleanliness always scrupulous cleanliness. - to Order a carton for your hemt-NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED -Be prepared to entertain your guests. ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST. LOUIS v DRINK ' Budweiser FOR FIVE OAYS On the sixth day try to drink a sweet beer You will want flavor thereafter j tout thus eelng a wide sectloo of the country at the moat beauti ful iurt of the year. PoHtmaHter and Mrs. W. J. B. Uiechmon attended the state cou vention uf JhirU and fourth class poittmasters at Grants Pans the last of last week. YONCALLA YONCAI.LA, June 17. Mr. uud Mrs. H. L.. Klonuker, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Htcnselb, .Marvin Hellaud, lr. and Mrs. George Kdea, Marion Kdea und Mra. Alice Cauney speut Sunday at Loon lake. I). J. Rimers und Charlie Feiz etle motored to Scnitsuurg' Hunday. Mrs. Maybelle Church and son, Wilson, of Medford are visiting at the Sarah Wilson home for a week. Misi Esther Toner, who has been attending school at Camas, Wash., for the last yeur, is home for the Bummer, Miss Velma Wilson, teacher at Murshfleld, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Addie Brant. Hill llOKun attended the Hose festival at Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. llyron I'erflliiK and Mr. anil Mrs. I.oran (ierhard of (iardlner visited ut the Madden home Sunduy. MIsb Marion McClaman of Ban Kruncisco is visiting her mother, Mrs. McClaman, for a couple of weeks. ' Mrs. Charles McFadden and daughter Fhyllls and .Miss Mury MurlBB of Aptos, Calif., Is visiting at the McClaman home. Wlllurd Williams left Sunduy for a couple of weeks' visit with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Hunan, at Cruves creek. (ieorge Huberts and Milhurn An drews played baseball ut Medford Sunday with the Iloseburg Legion team. Mrs. Art Rycliard and Mrs. Chupninn und small daughter truns- acted business in Iloseburg Mon-duy. Mr. anil Mrs. Kenneth Westrnpo of lOugene visited at the Casslus Ryrhurtl homo last week. Herman and Harry Mathls, Clyde Kelso and Ijouuld (iuard left Monday with the ltoBehurg unit of national guard for a two ! weeks' encampment at Camp Clat sop. Cluode liaugberty took them to Roseburg. Mr. and Airs. Herman Miller of Marshfleld visited at the Emma Miller home Saturday. Mrs. Kinma Miller and Mrs. Lucy Samler attended the Wilbur academy reunion held at Wilbur, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arley Marsh Snd Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Fields of Port land visited at the Charlie Apple gate home in Hayhurst, Sunday. Purchase Place Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Gleason, ot Lot Angeles, have purchased -the -Jasper - Pa louse property at Glide and plan to : make their home there. .. , ;. II- & 4 out of every 5 miles you drive are "STOP-and-Go" TO save money, you need a gaso line that has 3 different kinds of power just as your car has 3 shifts -of gears. One power for . quick starting, one for last pickup, one for steady running. ', Super-Shell combines these 3 differ-.; ent kinds of power in one fuel tue " rs truly balanced gasoline. On ' sale at over 30,000 neighborly Shell stations from coast to coast. . eBB THE WORLD will you find a truck with ell these features at such low prices Ton KCONOMICAL NEW PERFECTED . 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