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ROSEBURG REWS-REVIEW ROSEBURG, ORESOR THURSDAY, "JULY mVHB NINE K?0oni Let Asthma Strangle Your Breathing! B TCF,5ir,hP,"0n Ow" imp B.T. Formuli. TM. new and hlKhlv S feotlve remrty mrely end qSm'J S, duces the aeverity of your Asthmi If Uckj and U taken with rewUriVyrJo: r.r" ".S.1!' i""L relief of people. You can obtain B.T. Forau? Trass. Congress Okays 2 Revamping Plans, Turns Down Third WASHINGTON, July 17.- The White House tnAxv hari Congressional authority to carry out two of President Truman's plans for revamping government aumimsirauon. But the Chief Executive's ma jor recommendation for reshuf fling federal housing agencies in to a permanent single postwar unit was relected. Senator Taft, who led the 45 to 32 scuttling of the President's housing proposal late yesterda in the Senate, said Congress should work out its own ideas of -W ' J J If ; "I Can Believelfs True On Sale Now ELECTRIC HOT PLATE, 1 -burner stove, 3-heat . &50 IVlontgomery Ward k Uu out monthly payment plan to buy any merchandise from our store stocks or through cur catalog deportment- a. consolidated- housing . agency "within six months." Working in- reverse order. Democratic Leader Barkley suc ceeded in nullifying the-House disapproval on plans 3 and 2 be fore he was set back on plan 1. Taft complained that the Presi dential housing plan , "completely disregarded" a comprehensive housing consolidation bill ap proved by the Senate and now waiting House action. Aooroved earlier yesterday, 40-to 37,. was the Presidential plan, for consolidating health, welfare and educational functions- and agencies under the fed eral security administrator. principal opposition centered on a shift of the independent em ployes compensation commission to FSA. Other features of the plan include transfer to FSA of functions of the children's. Bu reau of Labor Department, and vital statistics- from Commerce Department, and abolition-of the social security, board. Wetern senators- lost a- new. against plan No; 3 on Saturday by. a. 37. to.30.vote. They, centered: opposition on a prooosed Bureau of Land Management in the In terior Department. It will com bine the- former grazing service and general land office. U.S. Relief May Lasf 3 More Years, Truman Declares WASHINGTON, July 17. (IP) President Truman told- a .youth food conference yesterday that the United- States may- have' to help prevent- starvation 'in- war torn areas for another-' three years. "It is- going to take - another year op two maybe three be fore those countries can get back on a production, basis so that they could even, contribute to their own support," the president declared. "We are going to help them all we can with machinery and tool and the wherewithal to raise- food, but' it- will. be. some time before those-destroyed coun tries can get back on a basis where they can feed themselves." Opening the meeting- of- the National Youth- Conference on food in the White House, the president told the delegates- the U. S. had furnished to date 417, 000,000 bushels of food grains as compared with commitments last November for 225,000";000 bushels. "But that is nothing for us to brag about," he said. "We fur nished those food grains because we happened to be the country that had them. That doesn't mean that everybody, while he didn't starve, received enough to eat" The Louisiana territory, one time claimed by La Salle the ex plorer for France, was not merely the state of Louisiana, but'a great sweep of territory from the Gulf or Mexico to tne Canadian' boun dary and from the-head' of the Great Lakes to the foothills of tne Hooky Mountains. Dynamite Used To Offset Noise From Revival BELLINGHAM. JUlv VT.UP) residents in the Bellingham air port: district along niglivvay s conferred with the county prose cutor yesterday in an effort to determine- whether a neighbor hood revival meeting- could be closed as a 'public nuisance."- - Meantime parties to the dispute continued to observe a truce after residents discharged bundles of dynamite last- week to counteract what- they charged were "hyster ical" religious services. one resident, who said she lived a r.'ile and one-ha'r from the camp grounds, stated that "every night we have heard the most frenzied bellowlnes and unholy roarings that- it- has ever been our lot to listen to." Th-j Rev. Perclval T. Col'ett. revival leader, answered the criti cism with the declaration: "This is still' America and our people have the rieht to worshlD God according to the dictates of their nearts. Sheriff Conrad Axling said he convinced the angry residents who complained of lack of sleep and : reduced, property- values, that no more dynamite should be fired. The blasts results in decreased attendance. Dr. Collett admitted. He said two children were hit by stones, the bio- tent by. rocks, and branches. We Pentecostal Church, said Its spokesman, has purchased ten acres of land and plans to estab lish there permanently. The . revival itself has two weeks to go. Police Court Cases City police this morning report ed the arrest of George Russell, uanyonvllle, for drunkenness. He was fined $15 by City Recorder A. J. Geddes. Also reported fined, was Don. Radabaugh, 720 S. Lane St, who allegedly destroyed a- traffic ticket in the presence ol a police man. Noriorial Forest Timber for Sale Sealed bids will be received by the orest supervisor. Koseburg, Oregon, up to and not later than 2:00 P. M. August 19, 1946, for all the live timber marked or desig nated for cutting, and- all- mer chantable dead timber located on an area embracing about 25 acres within Section 11. T. 27 S-. R. 2 W., W.M., Umpqua National For est, Oregon, estimated to be 376r 000 feet B.M., more or less, of Douglas-fir, 33,000 feet B.M., more or less of western redcedar, 8,000 feet B.M., more or less, or western hemlock, 5,000 feet B.M, more or less, of California incense-cedar, 10,000 feet B.M., more or less, of sugar pine, and an.uncstimated amount of other species of saw timber. No bid of less than $5.05 per M foot for Douglas-fir, $2.55 pep M feet for wime nr, $3.05 per M feet lor westerir white pine, $5.05 per M ieei tor ponaerosa pm, $4.uu per M- feet- for western: redcedar. $2.55 per M feet for western hem lock, $8.10. per M feet lor sugar pine, and-. $2.55 per M feet for other species will: be considered. In addition to the- prices bid for stumpage a cooperative deposit of $0.15 per M feet B.M., to cover the cost of tree planting, seed sowing and timber stand im provement work on the area cut over, for the total cut of timber under the terms of the agree ment, will be -required. Bids with rates in excess oi tnose permis sible under MPR 460 will be re duced to the allowable maximum in making the award. In event of receipt of more than one bid at the maximum permissible price, award will be made in such man ner as in the awarding officer's judgment will result in a maxi mum contribution of materials needed for the reconversion and housing program. Where two or more such tie bidders are equally qualified, in this respect in the awarding officer's judgment. award will be made by lot among them. $1500.00 must accompany each bid, to be applied on the purchase price, refunded; or re tained in part as liauidated dam ages, according to the conditions' oi saie. i ne nent to- reiect anv ana an mm is reserved, weiore bids are submitted, full Informa tion concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the sub mission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Rose burg, Oregon, or the District Ranger, Glide, Oregon. When you are out In the wide las you-would child; It craves vises-, may become- destructive. open spaces, treat your camprtre- attention ana lett to its own ae-1 km,i- wkbjjuw uncr.ii. 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