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Wildlift Officials Warntd On Fcdtral Funds
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PORTLAND, Ore. (.P)
and g.m. commissioner. Amtricans May Build
I Robertson federal funds for nor
mal operational functions of game
departments.
C. R. Gutermuth. Washington.
D. C. vice president of the Wild
life Management institute, issued
the warning to a joint meeting
of the' Western Association of
State Game and Fish Commission
ers and the western division of
the American Fisheries society.
Pittman-Robertson funds come
Ifrom a federal tax on guns and
sporting arms.
Gutermuth suggested that
sportsmen might be asked to pay
higher fees. "Sportsmen on this
I continent do not pay exhorbttant
fees for the privileges they enjoy,"
he said.
Pittmna-Robertson funds should
J be reserved for development and
research, as they were intended,
World's Longest Bridgt
ROME .P An American firm
la Interested In building a. bridge
to ling Italv and Sicily across the
Straits of Messina the hazard
ous passage between Scylla and
Charybdis of the Odyssey. The
bridge would have more than a
two-mile span, most of it across
the water.
It would cost over $33,000,000 and
give iobs to some 8.000 specialized
workers for two years. The firm
has offered to build the bridge, ex
ploit it for 20 years, and then
hand it over to the Italian government.
The bridce would be the world's
longest. The San Francisco-Oak-
1 land bridee is 9,500 feet long com
pared witn iz.hoo feet of the pro
posed span across the Messina
strait.
W.J., Aug. 16, 1930 Tht N.ws-Rtvl.w, Roitburg, Or.
Births At Mercy Hospital
MAKINSON T o Mr. and Mrs.
James Ernest Makinsnn, Cleve
land hill, Roseburg, Aug. 11,
daughter, Sheala Louise; weight
eight pounds.
INPA To Mr. and Mrs. Isa
dora Inda, Oakland, Aug. 12, a
daughter, Frances Joann; weight
seven pounds eleven ounces.
WII.SON - To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Clark Wilson, 1107 W. First
street, Roseburg, Aug. 12, a son,
Ronald Scott; weight seven pounds
thirteen ounces.
GRIMES To Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Vernon Grimes, Myrtle
Creek, Aug. 10, a daughter, Jeanne
Frances; weight six pounds four
ounces.
EGYPT TO AID HOTILS
CAIRO UP) Egypt is follow
ing Franct's lead and subsidizing
her hotel industry. The government
has allocated $2,152,000 to finance
renewal and modernization of ho
tels. Financing will be In the form of
loans to hotel owners up to 50 per
cent f the cost of repairs. Egypt
draws much foreign currency from
tourists.
BELT0NE CLINICS
rt held t the Umpqua Hetel.
Write lot neat data.
HEARING AID BATTERIES
attlltt Ag;whr f Ar auk
Writ S. C. MITCHILL
?S W. Brdwar, Or.
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f rrlUai !! Bairlas AiSil
UMPQUA PARK has proved a popular summer retreat for resi
dents ef Roseburg as well as thoie from other parts of Douglas
county. Improved facilities made by the park department have
made It possible for large numbers of groups or families to take
advantage of the picnic area, and cars by the hundreds drive
in and out of the grounds. I Picture by Paul Jenkins)
on 4 hot-day
So light, no fresh you feel re
freshed! Delicious crisp nourish
ment, from breakfast to bedtimel
For your bargain in goodness,
get Kellogg'a Corn Flakes.
MOTHER KNOWS s "ST I
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North Korean
Timetable Of
Victory Upset
TOKYO (IP) Outnumbered
allied forces apparently have jam
med the North Korean timetable
for throwing American-United Na
tions forces off the Korean penin
sula. The new Red deadline for com
pletion of the communist con
quests in the south is Sept. 1. It
was officially set by the North
Korean premier and commander-in-chief.
Since Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walk
er's no-retreat order, allied troops
have yielded ground grudgingly,
and at a heavy cost to Red troops.
Two limited American counter
offensives, unleashed in little more
than a week at more than division
strength, obviously have thrown
the Communists off balance.
North Korean broadcasts of the
past few days have complained
of "strong (allied )defense posi
tions" northwest of Taegu. This
is the highway and rail city in
the corridor leading straight to
Pusan, the end of the allied line
55 airmiles to the southwest.
North Korean prisoners In
American hands said they had
been ordered to take Taegu on
Tuesday, the fifth anniversary of
Korean liberation from Japan on
V-J day.
Taegu still stands as the pro
visional South. Korean capital. .
Scientists Disclose
Carrier Of Viruses
WENATCHEE UP) Scien
tists revealed here Wednesday dis
covery of the insect carrier of vi
ruses damaging Washington state's
multi-million dollar peach and
cherry crops.
Entomologist Homer R. Wolfe
told 150 growers at the annual
field day of the WSC tree fruit
experiment station that the dis--covery
is the third of its type in
scientific history.
Carrier of Western-X, and It Is
believed, little cherry virus, Wolfe
said, is the "colladonus gemina-
tus ", a leat hopper one-tilth of
an inch in length.
Control measures for the virus
carrier are now being worked on
at the experiment station, Wolfe
said.
Present at the field day were
WSC President Wilson, Compton.
and other top members of the
college staff. Fred Overley, re
tiring superintendent of the re
search center, was presented an
aluminum fishing boat a girt
from the apple industry for his
contributions as head of the sta
tion since it was founded in 1938.
Kim II Sung, Red premier and
commander-in-chief, told his for
ces Tuesday they must throw U.S.
and South Korean troops out of
Korea in the next 16 days by the
end of August or face a much
harder task because of the pro
gressing allied buildup.
iii KiDsebioiri
eyecatching
(F.O.I. Port of tntry)
This smooth-running, eye-caltliing, easy-parking
Hillman minx is now within the reach of
every American car buyer.
If you've been hesilaling because of the
price, you can now place your order with the
greatest confidence. The same carefully built
Hillman minx will be delivered lo you at the
new low price.
Come in and drive one. You'll find that the
Hillman minx is a full family size car runs
100 miles on 85f worth of gas, gels away like
a scared rabbit and parks easier than any car
you've ever driven. Drive one today. You'll
know it's a bargain the minute you put it
through its paces.
I
lfiO HIILMAN MINX
rOU DOOR SEDAN
HILLMAN minx
A ROOTES GROUP PRODUCT
On Display at
and
707 S. Stephens
Roseburg
Phone 1071-R
v THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
MONEY-SAVING
START-OF-SEASON
ALL BRAND NEW FASHIONS
DAYS ONLY!
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EXTRAORDINARY GROUP OF
100
ALL WOOL
Gabardine Coats
$
Right at the start of the season comes
this sensational offering of smart, new
coats at a lowered price. Choice of wine,
grey, green, toast or dacia. TERRIFIC
"BUYS."
Also a Sensational Selection of
Sharkskins at Same Sale Price!
BRING A FRIEND TO SHARE!
DRESSES
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2for$1600
BRAND NEW FALL STYLES!
O Rayon Crepes, Taffetas
O Failles and Satins
O Corduroys O Men's Wear
. An unbelievable collection of styles. One and
two-piece dress fashions that represent extra
ordinary values at such a low price. All of
fall's lovely new colors. ALL SIZES.
WONDERFUL ARRAY
NEW FALL STYLES
IS DENIER
SUITS mm
100
All Wool Gabardines and Flannels
O Fine Rayon Sharkskins
Specially purchased for this three-day event
and sure to be sold quickly at this low price.
They're new, smart, becoming. In many styles
end in all the wanted colors for Fall.
PERFECT FIRST QUALITY
Full faihiontd ihitrs
Fin to wtar and five
Worth at bait $1.4f
Now Foil ihodti
Buy now nJ tavo!
THREE DAY SALE
BLOUSES
$2.94
Criio niw cotton ontf tho lovoliost of
now foyoft crpi. Whito ontl colors.
Toilortd or trimmod.
THREE DAY SALE
SKIRTS
$2.94
Cotton ond royon fabric! In ttimtlno,
or flortd ttylti. Novolty pockofi ond
tolf btlti. Now at tomorrow!
THREE DAY SALE
SWEATERS
$
2.94
100 Virgin wool end Virgin Nylon
ilipev.ra In wide thole, of colon . .
wild., dorkt and pait.ll. R.ol bargain.!
121 NORTH JACKSON
ON SALE THREE DAYS
THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY