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frtHu wewifttviiw, R&foute, btf&Ah, tusday, julv SIX I, l'94l. A :4 : I t Visits Here Miss Yvonne Kin cart hns returned to her home In Wilbur, following a couple of days in this city visiting her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Klncart. Order Now! Mel-O-Maid Ice Cream for 4th of July All Flavors packed the way you want it. DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY Nazis Checked on Two Fronts, Russians Claim (Continued from page ) and came Into sight of Smolensk Iplles from the United States. ahout halfway to Moscow did not comprise an army of occu pation hut rather a raiding col umn whose presence "wllhoul douht soon will prove most un comfortable to the enemy." This contingent on wheels, it was pointed out, has outstripped Napoleon's march on Moscow by nearly six weeks. Over the same route covered by the nazi spear head In little more than a week, Napoleon launched his Ill-fated drive on Moscow June 21, 1H12, POWELL'S FOR FISHING TACKLE 245 N. Jackson St., Roieburg August 1G. Conscripted men nnd women of Leningrad labored to fortify Rus sia's second city, menaced from the Finnish front and by a nazi drive through Ihe Bailie stales. French to Aid Germans France's offstage role in the M-day-old struggle moved near er the actual lighting wilh a statement by the Vichy French government that it had "no ob jection" to French volunteers fighting alongside their former enemies, Ihe (icrmans. Only yesterday France broke off diplomatic relations with Russia. Rome radio said Chancellor Hitler and I'remler Mussolini de- elded on "the war against Mos cow and the destruction of the red army" at their latest Bren ner pass meeting, June 2. In Washington, I). C, acting Secretary of State Welles dis closed that Russia has now made its first overtures to obtain sup- more than 3,000 othpr officers and men surrendered to the Brit ish when Ghlmbl, In southwest ern Ethiopia, capitulated June 27, the British middle east com mand announced today. Welles said the soviet ambas sador talked with him yesterday on the subject of placing orders for materials to aid Russia in combatting the nazi invasion. BRITISH RAID TRIPOLI; ITALIAN GENERALS BAGGED CAIRO. EevDt. Julv 1. (AP) A series of nunishine RAF ralrt! destroyers, one off Bardia, Libya, on Tripoli, capital and chief port land tne otner ln ,ne Pastern Medl- oi Italian i.mya, in which several " vessels In the harbor were severe-1 A third destroyer, In a British ly hit was reported today by the 'squadron attacked by axis bomb RAF's middle east command. jers off Bardia, was "seriously British planes later machine- damaged," a communique said, gunned disembarked troops at The Italians said they still were Tripoli and axis planes on the holding out against British pies water there.-causing damage and 'sure at Debra Tabor, Ethiopia, many casualties, the daily com-l munlque said. NEW YORK, July 1. (AP) and the $25,002,256 appropriation for the maintenance of congress Itself. Also approved was a measure continuing the commodity credit corporation for two years from todav and increasing lis tending ROME, July 1. fAP) The power from SI. 400.000.000 to &.- Italian high command reported 1050,000.000. The increase was (today the sinking of two British necessary in part to provide for recently authorized commodity loans at 85 prices. per cent of parity Cabin Cruiser Explosion Blots Out Lives of 35 (Continued from page J) The RAF also reported shoot- The fast French molorshiD Das- ing seven German planes and'seneer liner Oregon, well-known damaging several others In a bat- in the pre-war Pacific coast tie which originated when the French trade, has been captured axis air force attemnted several hv Hi-iiish unruVifnc in thn cnntVi attacks on a British convoy off Atlantic in a continuing series nf ! Island, was identified as that of ard, Miss Ruth Hemingway, Rum ford housekeeper; Miss Bessie Strople, Rumford bank clerk; Miss Anne Stasulis, also a bank employee, and Miss Arlene Skol field, Rumford office worker. A sixth body, found on Orr's the Libyan coast Three Italian generals and NOW YOU CAN BUY USED CARS BLINDFOLDED!" SatfA, H. T. HANSEN f5 05LrJ hostilities between the former allies, maritime circles said today. Capture by the British of two French trawlers also was disclosed. Requested Excise Taxes Reach Into Many Places (Continued from page 1) Guesswork has been thrown out and used car reconditioning has been put on a scien tific basis at our place, We've installed "Production Line"methods as developed PROTECTS YOU AS NEVER BEFORE by the factory especially to inclose value in trade-in cars. Like clock-work, we turn out sweet-running, smartly styled Nu-Used Cars each and every one a bargain. PLAY BUY 0NIY "CHEVROLET -RECONDITIONED SAFE 10W-PRICID NU-USED CARS Dodge 1940 DeLuxe Sedan $845 Dodge 1934 Coupe 245 Buick 1940 51 Sedan 1045 Buick 1936 Coupe 395 Chev. 1940 Spe. De. T. Sedan 785 Chev. 1939 Master Tn. Sedan 675 Chev. 1939 DeLuxe Tn. Sedan 675 Chev. 1939 Del. Spr. Sedan 675 Chev. 1939 Master Tn. Sedan 665 Chev. 1939 Master Coupe 625 Chev. 1938 Master Rad. Sedan 585 Chev. 1938 DeLuxe Tn. Sedan 565 Chev. 1938 Master 4-dr. Sedan 565 Chev. 1936 Master 4-dr. Sedan 395 Chev. 1936 Master 4-dr. Sedan 395 Chev. 1936 Std. 4-dr. Sedan 375 Chev. 1936 Standard Coupe 345 Chev. 1936 Standard Coupe 345 Chev. 1936 Standard Coupe 345 Chev. 1934 Master Coach 245 Chev. 1931 4-dr. Sedan 145 Nash 1937 Tour. Sedan 475 Terra. 1937 Coach 365 Pont. 1940 DeLuxe Coupe 775 Pont. 1938 Master 6 Sedan 595 Pont. 1936 Tour. Coach 395 Pont. 1935 Tour. 8 Sedan 295 Ford 1940 Del. Rad. Sedan 725 Ford 1939 DeLuxe Coach 645 Ford 1938 Coach 565 Ford 1938 DeLuxe Tudor 545 Ford 1938 Coupe 545 Ford 1937 85 Coach 395 Ford 1937 DeLuxe Coupe 385 Ford 1936 4-door Sedan 345 Ford 1 936 4-door Sedan 325 Ford 1936 Coupe 325 Ford 1935 DeLuxe Coupe 295 Ford 1935 Coach 275 Ford 1934 Coupe 175 Ford 1933 Coupe 175 Ford 1930 Coach 95 Plym. 1939 Del. Rad. Sedan 695 Plym. 1937 DeLuxe Coupe 445 Plym. 1935 Coach 325 Plym. 1935 DeLuxe Coupe 265 Plym. 1934 Sedan 285 led on every privately-owned automobile. I Another committee recommen dation likely to affect a broad section of the population was that a five per cent tax be im posed on all passenger transpor tation fares over 35 cents, wheth er by rail, water, air or bus. The yield from the new excise levies, plus returns from In creases previously recommended in individual income, corporation excess profits, estate and gift : taxes, would account for approxl mately $3,315,000,000 of the rev enue sought. Soft Drink Levy Studied : As one means of raising the re- imainlng money, the committee today looked for a way to tax soft drinks without increasing i their retail prices. I The treasury proposed that Isuch beverages be taxed one-cent- a-bollle but some legislators said that in states which already had tried similar levies, it was found that they seriously Impaired the sale of the products. "What we are trying to do," one member said, "is to tax soft drinks as much as possible with out forcing the retailer to in crease his price. Whether we can do this hv taxing the syrups that go into the drinks is what we've got to decide. The treasury estimated that the one-cent tax would yield about $132,500,000 additional. Apart from the use tax on au tomobiles, yachts and airplanes, the committee tentatively recom mended a seven per cent excise tax on the sale price of new au tomobiles which the treasury es timated would produce about $"!),- 100,000. It was contended the tax also would help to reduce competition for the decreased output of pleasure cars and thus heln offset inflationary effects of the defense spending program Billions More Voted Congressional clerks today speeded to the president for sig nature more than $-1,000,000,000 in appropriations, the product of the last strenuous session of the old fiscal year which ended at midnight. Teamwork between the two houses cleared not only the key spending bills but also legislation expanding and continuing the commodity credit corporation. The dav's work brought close to $10,000,000,000 the record- breaking total of congressional , appropriations and spending an- GMC 1937 2-speed Truck 495 thorizations voted thus far this CrJ 1017 Pirknn 10.C SCSSIOI1. ft Commercials Chev. 1940 Panel 595 Chev. 1939 Truck 695 Chev. 1938 2-speed Truck 495 Chev. 1937 Pickup 395 Hydraulic Dump Body 125 Semi-Trailer, complete 750 Mechanic's Specials Chev. 1930 L.W. Truck 65 Chev. 1929 Sedan 45 Grah. 1930 Sedan 75 Grah. 1930 Sedan 55 Ford 1934 Farm Truck 95 Ford 1928 Coach 75 planes: Buick 1 830 4-door Sedan 95 I '"" fl" Chry. 1931 Sedan 95 Pont. 1931 Sedan 95 The principal measures dis patched to President Roosevelt during the lengthy day were: The $!10.!05.000 relief bill; the $1,0005,00.003 farm measure, in cluding funds for "parity pay ments" to farmers: the $1,195, 801.940 supply bill for the labor department and the security agency: the $1,030,000,000 defi ciency bill, providing more than $100,000,000 for 2.230 new naval the $.vl.ls.'U supply the District of Columbia Hansen Chevrolet Co. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER, ROSEBURG LHjO-ll-Bi HSliai 1 1 1 filfl j iliil B 18 ill H Order Your 4th of July Ice Cream NOW! fa All Flavors. Dry Ice Packed. Will Keep Any Length of Time Desired. Call Us Now Telephone 38 Umpqua Dairy Products Co. Sykes and Short Sh. Earl Decker, ot Rumford, The bodies were laid out on a rough fish wharf before being re moved to a Brunswick funeral home. Wrist watches on two of the women had stopped at the same minute 11:40. Whether the trag edy had occurred Sunday night, Monday morning or Monday night, authorities were not able to determine immediately. The Don, with 15 women and 20 men and boys board had set out Sunday morning for Monhe gan island. Searchers learned that the boat arrived there and de parted again at 3:300 p. m. for what ordinarily would be a four hour run. Before the boat reached home, however, a dense fog settled over the area. Whether the Don put In to a harbor or dropped anchor Sunday night to wall out the fog, meeting with accident later, or whether she sank while trying to come immediately to her home landing, was a matter of speculation. Pool to Give U. S., Britain 500 Bombers Monthly (Continued from page 1) the No. 2 plant of its Stearman division at Wichita, Kas. 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