The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 08, 1954, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSenate Gives Amendment Overwhelming Approval WASHING-TOW l Th. c.i. has voted Hi overwhelming ap proval of a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at keeping Con gress in business even if a atom c attack should wipe out may of its members. The proposed amendment ap proved 70-1 .by the Senate would empower slate governors to eppoint interim members of the House of Representatives if its roster should be severelv cut. House vacancies can be filled un der present law only by special elections. Under the "atomic age" amend ment, governors who now can name Senate replacements in the event of death, resignation or ous terwould have authority to ap poit temporary House members after a presidential proclamation that "hv ntacnn nt tti.lv tt uinUnna during a national emergency or na tional Disaster" me number of House vacacies tops 145. At full Television Actress Answer to Previous Punle ACROSS 67 Within (comb. 1 TV acires.. . ,orm) - Sinclair 5,8 She appears on a program 12 Toward the sheltered side UAge ; 14 Large plant 15 Clamps :15 Ventilate 17 Bargain event 18 An (Scot.) 19 Fear 21 Light brown 22 Son-in-law (Latin) 24 Show feeling 26 Wandering animal 28 Noisy sleeper 29 Eucharistic wine vessel SO Paving ' - substance 31 Diminutive of Samuel 32 Oriental name 33 Doctrines .38 Hurried 40 Mohammedan nymph 41 Prepared 42 Belief - 43 Cut, as a roast 47 Transgression 48 Chest bones 50 Bind 51 Feminine appellation 52 To cut 53 Poem 54 Opine - 55 Gull-like bird 58 Through DOWN ! Control 2 Straightens 3 Prostrate 4 Affirmative 5 Approach S Iroquoian Indian 7 Ancient Irish capital 20 Render unlit 37 Hurry for eating 38 Redacted 23Expunier 39 Electrical 8 Weights (ab.) 25 Sullen machine 9 Speaker 10 Tell 11 Sharper 19 She is a . actresa 27 Sweet potatoes 44 On 28 Mix 45 Be borne 33 Ardent desire 48 Swerve .14 Dyentuff 35 Enumerate 49 Orients! coin 31 Dutch city I U H I IS I. 17 I la k III iS Pi 3" Z ii b--fn a r-sr s r;r- --- L-A--s is L-J-J a"" -gar H pin 5T " " 55 " n" . I I I I I I s strength, the House has 435 mem bers. The proposed amendment now goes to the House, where two thirds approval of those voting is required to send it to the states for ratification by at least 36 of the 48 legislatures. Regulating Of Natural Cat Prices Broadened WASHINGTON Iff The Su preme Court Monday greatly broadened the government's power to regulate natural gas prices. By i H vote, the high tribunal ruled that the Federal Power Com mission must fix rates for inter state sales of natural gas by com panies which produce and gather it. During two hours of debate be fore the. vote, some senators stressed tiie need for quick action and some voiced hope the House wm maxe cnanges in the propos ed amendment. - , , Sen. Ferguson (R-Mich) Mid the time to act "is before the calam ities occur." Sen. Case (R-SD) noted that ratification by the state can take up to seven years and that an atomic or like disaster could break over the nation before that time has elapsed. BACK FROM FAR EAST Sgt. Charles B. Collins, Rose burg, was listed among passengers to arrive from the Far East when the transport Gen. W. H. Gordon was scheduled to dock Sunday mooring. MODEST MAIDENS Ttafcatrk li4 U. & Turn Met Two Alleged Sex Killers D' "N CLUB "Ri tailed In Naur Yrlr Tifu TILLAMOOK I Arthur B. jailed in New TONC tlty Holden. 72,-died in t fire whlci NEW YORK 11 A schoolgirl nis,,t chlb here S,lur' IfE JJA S"tfyi ,hortly Vwas leeplng upstairs In to. fifl "JV "".i Town Club when the blaze was .ir,i. t , I The blaze, which apparently s eamfitter, was the first of two an estimated $30,000 damagt. alleged sex killers seized by police over the weekend i nursinq diploma due The second alleged killer, ar rested Sunday, was Norman Rove, an 18-year-old Negro who police said admitted raping and killing three Negro women. ON STUDENTS' TRIP Kenneth Simon of Roseburg is a faculty advisor accompanying 21 Oregon high school student lead ers to the 18th annual confer. ence of the National Assn. of Stu dent councils at St. Paul, Minn. Jean Ashley, Myrtle Creek, will receive a nursing diploma and degree from Oregon State Col lege at a commencement service for 62 nurses at the University of Oregon Medical School Friday at 8 p.m. GASOLINE SIPHONED Three-fourths of a tank of gaso line was siphoned from his auto, mobile on Friday night, George linr-nt 1911 c civl. G June 20 to 24. No students are j plained 'to'Roseiiurg police'Satur. represented from Douglas County, ! day morning. mmm "I liked your novel, Mr. Gilbey. What kind of a pen did you use;" FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer A. BOTTLENECK . Dieccrot Tuet, June 8, 1954 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 Diliard Grandmother Likes Travel By Air By ROSA HIINBACH ,' Mrs. s. A. (Jennie) Roser, moth er of Mrs. Lawrance Hercher, re turned Friday from her first air (rip which took her to Los Angeles. wnere she visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson and three children, Bob by, Marilyn and . Larry. After spending three weeks visiting points of Interest in and around Los Angeles she returned home. Enroute home she visited Mrs. Judith Noell of Visalia and Mrs. Ella Noell of Exeter. Stopping at San Francisco, Mrs. Roser visit- ' ed her 90-year-old sister-in-law. Mrs. Lizzie Marlowe. Mrs. Roser was so impressed with her first journey by air that she reports she is anxious to try it agaiu soon Mrs. W. J. (Birdie) Armitage of Newport arrived Wednesday to ' visit her sister, Mrs. Mercy Buell, and her sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Laurance and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Laurance and Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Buell and other relatives in Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Laurance are home on a 10-dav vacation from their studies at the Southern Oregon College in Ashland. They will both return this week to Ash land to attend summer school. tiff W It & JLtJi Oh yes, I got wonderful references wherever I worked. You see, I was always fired for the good of the firm. FUNNY BUSINESS BEARDED TRAVEL ER- Walter Devlne pauses In front ot the capitol in Harrisburg, Pa., after completing a visit of the 48 states. A native ot Portland, Ore., Devlne started his bike trip two years ago on a dare and has traveled 37,000 miles on his tour ot the states. Portland Rose Festival No. 46 Formally Opens PORTLAND on The 46th annual Rose Festival opened in Portland Monday. The first event in the week-long program was a kick-off luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce. On Wednesday night a queen of the festival will be selected from among , eight high school princesses. Climax of the festival is the rose parade on Saturday. Cowboy actor Roy Rogers and his daughter will be marshals. CAR UPSET KILLS BOY , MAUPIN, Ore. I Ronald Ray Barrow. 12. was killed outriehi Saturday when a car In which he was riding overturned after a tire blowout. His father. Roy J. Barrow of Newberg, was driving the car. The father and other passengers in the car were not injured seriously. More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH , "' J Plnt wy to OYMcoma ioom put diioomrort. fastketh, an lmprovea powdr. sprinkled on upper and lower platea holds them nrmer eo that thej feel mora oom lortable. No gummy, rooer, past tajte or feellm. lt'a alkaline (non. eld), Doee not aour. Checks "plate odor' (denture breath). Oet PAS- TKTTB todar at anr drui counter. 20th Anniversary Sale Save By Using MRPLAI1E TIRES WORLD'S LAKGEST STOCK FOR EVERY HEAVY DUTY US1 USED ON COMBINES SPRAY RlftS TRACTOR TRAILERS FARM TRAILERS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CARRY-ALL SCRAPERS HOUSE MOVING DOLLIES FORK LIFTS IOAT TRAILERS By Hershberqer : VI H6Rft SlPPV HcNMTlE, EtUASSO 1 1 ; ' y ClkRRVIMQ HI eiOERLY "Vs J I MORTIFIED, THE WPOfV LOCKS HIM IU TrtB CEUM( M1P "X f '-2k I y ff TO APSRN8LE TRIMX WTT, IS 5UB- BR1P6 K.1Q!& THB THR65H 1 mlOWS THE 0WLV KEY. 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