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mm di, CRUISER BILL FACE SENATE (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, May 27. Its heavy work over and this work sets almost a record of accomplishments for any session since the war Congress is in a position to quit this week. Only Boulder canyon dam and the cruiser construction bill remain of the long list of tasks to which the seventieth Congress set itself last December. Both of these measures, already passed by the House, face filibusters in the Senate which votes tomorrow on the House resolution fixing Tuesday at 5 p. m.

as the adjournment hour. Seek to Delay Adjournment While an attempt will be made by proponents of those two bills to delay the end of the session until Saturday or a week from Tuesday, little hope was held out tonight that either could be brought to a final vote regardless of whatever time might be determined upon for the close of the term, because of the filibusters hanging over each. Final enactment, into law of four major legislative proposals still awaits the necessary approval of President Coolldge. On his desk are the Muscle Shoals, tax reduction, postal rates revision and second deficiency appropriation measures, all of these were sent to the White House during the busy rush of the last two days. Three of Four Big Bills Pats Three of the other four big problems of the session have been placed upon the statute books flood control, development of the merchant marine and the alien property settlement act.

The fourth, farm relief, has gone through the legislative mill and ended in the wastebasket, the Senate sustaining the veto of President Coolidge on the McNary-Haugen measure. In addition all of the annual sup-; ply bills to meet the expenditures of the Government during the coming fiscal year have been completed, leaders of both the House and ate taking particular pains to get 5 them out of the way well in ad-; vance of the usual end of the ses-" sioix legislative jam. House Ready to Quit Any Time The House in disposing of the tax bill yesterday cleared its slate of the last big measure on its calendar and will stand by this week ready to go home at any time that the Senate may make up Its mind to do so. The House will meet tomorrow at 11 a. and unless Immediate ar-joumment is taken out of respect to Eepresentaive Thomas S.

Butler of Pennsylvania, chairman of its naval committee, who died yester day, leaders plan to hold it in session for nearly 12 hours to dispose the calendar. Action on these meas ures, however, probably will mean little with slim prospects that the Senate will have an opportunity to consider any before adjournment. During the closing hours of the Senate Boulder dam seems destined to hold its place as the unfinished business. By a vote of 44 to 22, the Senate refused to sidetrack it late yesterday for consideration of the administration's $274,000,000 naval construction bill. Determined to onng ut aouiaer measure to a vote, Senator Johnson, Republican, California, is marshaling his forces for day and night sessions, and the Senate appears ready to end again in a filibuster.

Still before Congress are seven vetos of minor bills by President Coolldge. Three of the 13 measures he has returned to Congress with his disapproval have been enacted STRAND MAY 28 LAST TIMES TODAY Norma Shearer in 'The Latest From Paris' Comedy "HATS OFF Review Children 10c Adultt 20c TEMPLE MAY 28-29 GENE STRATTON PORTER'S GREAT STORY "FRECKLES" Comedy Sportllght News Children 10c Adultt 25c According to radio Goniometriova data here, it is assumed the Italia a probable position at that hour was in the neighborhood of the northern coast of Spitzbergen. Causes cf interruption or communications are unknown, nor are there elements for advancing any well-defined theory, it was said. Foster Is Candidate Of Workers' Party NEW YORK, May 27. William Z.

Foster waa chosen today by the Workers (communist) party for the second successive time as Its candidate for the presidency. Benjamin Gitlow was selected as Foster's running mate. An enthusiastic demonstration followed presentation of the names of Foster and Gitlow by the nominating committee. For 20 minutes the delegates to the national con vention marched through the aisles shouting and singing, and showering bits of newspapers about the hall. The platform adopted by the party calls for the overthrow of the capitalistic class and initiation of a system of social legislation; recall of American troops from Central America, China, and all American colonies and dependencies; unem ployment insurance, a five-day, 40- hour week, and repeal of the eight eenth amendment and the Volstead act.

into law by the Senate and House with the necessary two-thirds ma jorities. Attempts to override the President on three other vetoes have failed, the Senate sustaining him twice and the House once. There seems but little likelihood that the other seven will be voted upon. Permanently removed without surgical operation or detainment from worK or pleetura. The relief ouertnteed.

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Vernon Avenue Opposite Junior College TONIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK "Too-Much Mother-in-Law" SUMMER PRICES 10c AND 25c Starts Today Above is the Citta di Milano, mother ship of the Nobile polar expedition, which was forced by icy seas to abandon its quest for the dirigible Italia. North Country Fears That Exploration Party, Missing Three Days, Was Forced Down (Continued from Page One) Francisco and they were further puzzled how it could be that no stations in the north received the same messages. It was pointed uot, however, that if the message was correct, thten Nobile and his ship actually was in distress and there was all the more reason to dispatch Moy by dogsled. Moy, who is familiar with almost every inch of land and stable ice In the vicinity, will be accompanied by Eskimos and will strive to reach the spot where it is estimated the Italia was when its last message was received here. That spot is roughly between the seventy-seventh and eighty-first parallels and between longitude 17 and 28 east.

SHIP THOUGHT NEAR SPITZBERGEN COAST ROME, May 27. All communication between the dirigible Italia and the mother ship, Cita di Milano, has ceased since 10:27 a. Friday, an official communique, issued today, said. The Italia carried foodstuffs suf ficient for subsistence for two months. The communique said it was believed Nobile and his crew have the necessary qualities to over come any emergencsy they may have encountered.

The Citta di Milano will make a search, the communique said. Pope Pius, a great admirer of Nobile, asked to be kept continuously informed of developments. The pope frequently obtains news through the state chancellory. The pope is quoted as expressing his full confidence that Nobile will be able to cope with his difficulties. At the same time he was perturbed by the explorer's long silence.

SOVIETS WILL SEND RELIEF EXPEDITION MOSCOW, May 27. The soviet government will send a relief expedition to search for the dirigible Italia, the foreign office informed the United Press today. The government ordered all radio stations to be constantly alert for news and report immediately to the government any available information. So far no reports have been received, to indicate where the Italia might be. Valentine Zarzar, head of soviet civil aviation, criticized the use of the Italian in the arctic, saying such, work required ships of more solid construction.

Students Graduated In Osdick District Graduating exercises for Osdick district school were held Friday, May 25, at the Atolla schoolhouse on the Mojave desert. Five students finished the courses as prescribed by the county of San Bernardino and California rules. The graduates were Martha Gill Irene Mahon, Carl Johnson, Ray mond SJolund, from Osdick, and Alba De Zan from Atolla. Anna Harnlck Bohren and Alln De Zan received diplomas for not missing day at school during the term. F.

H. Lamley, one of the trus tees of the Osdick district, pre- sented the diplomas. Friends of the children attended the exercises from Randsburg, Johannesburg and Almond Cove. The A. served refreshments following the exer cises.

AID MALARIA CONTROL WASHINGTON, May 27. The Rockefeller Foundation is cooperat ing with the Government in im proving health conditions in the Philippines, the war department announced today. Malaria control work already has been started, it was said. Helen Hunt Jackson's American Love Classic Wedneiday Morning 10i30 o'clock Special "Ramona" Studenti' Matinee School Children 10c I YOUTH 10 FORCES, P. OFFICIALS dot Force Automobile to Roadside, Take Day's Receipts From Oil Station Employe Forcing his automobile to the curb after a chase of several blocks, two masked bandits last night forced Richard DePugh, 22 years old, to hand over $200, the day's receipts of tne sneii uu service station at Highland and Ar rowhead avenues, San Bernardino.

DePugh was told by the bandits to obey orders on penalty of death. The holdup took place on between Tenth and Eleventh streets. The youth was on his way homo when he noted two men speeding after him in a small roadster. Fearing a holdup, DePugh raced his machine, but was overtaken and forced into the curb. A money bag carrying the $200 was taken by one of the robbers, while his confederate covered DePugh with a revolver.

The pair raced south on street after securing the loot. The holdup of the Shell employe was the second within a year for that company, police were Informed. A complete description of the bandits and the automobile they were operating was broadcast to Southern California cities by L. A. Parish, San Bernardino police Investigation or tne noiaup was conducted by L.

C. Epperheimer, special agent for the Shell company. 1 Burglaries Attract Attention of Police Two burglaries were investigat ed yesterday by San Bernardino Muscov Farms oil station at State and Cajon boulevard was entered early yesterday by robbers who took a quantity of lubricating oil. Gasoline also had been taken from an underground tank, police The San Carlos apartments, 634 street, was entered by burglars who escaped with a floor rug and a highly valued vase. Police were unable to make ar rests in either case.

ITALY, TURKEY AGREE MILAN, May 27. An agreement has been signed between Italy and Turkey to conclude a pact of neu trality, arbitration and conciliation a dispatch from Angora to the Pop- olo Di Italia says. MOTHER! Child's Best Laxative is "California Fig Hurry Mother! Even a bilious, constipated, feverish child loves the pleasant taste of "California Fig Syrup" and It never fails to open the bowela. A teasooonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for genuine "Call-fnmia trs SvruD" which haa direc inn fnr babies and children of all ages printed on bottle.

Mother! You must say "California" or you may gt an imitation fig syrup. Adv. Cool at a Mountain Top Attend the Matinee Free Root Beer Tickets DOLDMO On the Vltaphone "Florentine Choir" Italy' Famous Ensemble "Th Lemon" Comedy Sketch Supported by Warner Baxter, Roland Drew Vera Lewis, Michael Viaaroff TONIGHT Three B.day Woodcraft Ranger Camp Vacation Trips Free for Boya 9 to 15, Starting July 9th TOMORROW NIGHT Five Free Airplane Rldei for Next Sunday, June 3rd Benle Love in Person Soon I PR10IFD TO POSTS Former San Bernardino Agents Placed in Charge of Newly Created Department LOS ANGELES, May 27. Richard E. Kelly and Edward H.

Sharpe of Los Angeles and San Francisco, well known Southern Pacific departmental heads, were yesterday promoted to new and responsible positions. Kelly is to be tne manager 01 tne recently created divisions of development and colonization, which has for its object constructive aid in the development of agriculture throughout the territories served by the Southern Pacific on the West Coast. Sharpe and F. Q. Tredway are to be assistants; George W.

Barr, agricultural agent, and Erich F. Stuewe agricultural editor. "It Is the plan of the new depart ment," said Kelly, "to work with and through existing agencies, such as the national, state and county farm bureaus, the Grange, farm ers' union, agricultural colleges and civic organizations to promote the welfare of agriculture generally in the states served by the Southern Pacific lines." Both Mr. Kelly and Mr. Sharpe served the Pacific Electric in San Bernardino as general agents.

They are widely known in San Bernar dino. Albany, N. Legionnaires Clear Site of Scout Camp First steps toward placing the San Bernardino Boy Scout camp in condition for summer use were tak en yesterday when a large group of American Legion members made the trip to Arataba to clear off brush which had grown over the winter months. Members of the 40 and 8 group of the American Legion were led by W. H.

C. Steele in the scout camp work. DeWltt Mitcham also supervised camp Improvements yes terday. The scouts propose to erect seven additional Adirondack shacks for sleeping quarters' use this summer. Don Biery and James Sims were among the scouts to attend the camp over the weekend.

REAL ESTATE LOAN Correspondent! for THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. Smith Soni, Inc. 435 Street 1 PAGE TWO SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, MONDAY, MAY 28. 1928 Congress, Confronted by Two Major Measures, May Quit This Week House, Having Passed All of Its Biggest Work, Rests While Senate Hears Debates WHITE HOUSE IS KEPT BUSY Four Legislative Proposals Sent To President in Two Days Awaiting Signature Ice Blocks Rescue Endeavors of Ship Hunting for Lost Dirigible 8 H-iJ mi AC--- ,:1 Moral, Not Hoodoo, Manifest In Film of 'Thirteenth juror Story Based on Effort Of Lawyer, Star Is Francis Bushman By SUE BERNARDINE "The Thirteenth Juror" not only brings Francis X. Bushman to the screen, as well as the attractive Anna Q.

Nilsson, but provides a semi-mystery story which is well directed and cast. It provided the feature film for the Sunday program at the West Coast theater. There is little humor to relieve the tensity of the melodrama, but the story is presented in a logical well balanced manner with an interesting quirk near the end that brought a pleasant glow of satis faction to the audience as well as to the actors. The film is based on the story of a successful criminal lawyer who saves dozens of guilty persons from the gallows, only to lose his case when he defends an innocent man, It Is a moral play, "the thirteenth juror" being the lawyer's conscience which causes him to both lose and win the case. "Ramona," starring Dolores del Negro Maids Gather For Corona Contest (By United Press) CORONA, May 27.

Miss Zephyr Broone, from Memphis, Tenn, "blew" into town today, to waft her ethereal form at the first an nual "mammoth bathing beauty parade for colored girls," at Park-ridge Country The parade will be held Wednesday, Memorial day, and then "Miss Afro-America" will be named. Mrs. Booker T. Washington, who married the son of the great Negro educator, was announced as among those who will participate in the contest. The lure of Flo Ziegfeld, movie contracts and prizes totalling were dangled before the sparkling eyes of the dusky belles who were gathering here from all parts of the United States.

Among those who will gaze on the forms of the beauties will be Jimmle Smith, western representative of Ziegfeld's Follies. Smith announced that he had arranged to take five of the prize winning girls back to New York, where they will be given opportunity to enter the Creole addition of the midnight follies. Wanted Miscellaneous Classification 51 SPEEDOMETER SERVICE Tonneson's 6th and Phone 4731 lor use starting" teturn limit Oct. Reduced fare round trip tickets everywhere $146.30 tor ready reference to. key cities and return Df STI NATION AKI DESTINATION AI 121-34 Atlanta.Ga.

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While he is living at the hotel his wife remains in their Beverly Hills home. "We haven't gotten along happily for some time, Arbuckle said "And, if I've got to be lonesome, might as well be lonesome here." The couple was married here April 16, 1925, with many motion picture executives and stars attending the wedding. Arbuckle was dl vorced from Minta Durfee Arbuckle in Paris, the decree becoming ef fective eight days before the second arrlage. Read the Classified. A If III '1L UN DIE TO FORCE AGII Western Opponents of Measurr Are Just as Determined to Kill Vote This Session (Continued from Page One) noon on he intends to force such meeting.

The Boulder dam forces showed their strength on Saturday when Chairman Hale of the naval committee moved to displace Johnson's bill for consideration of the admin istration's naval cruiser construction measure. Hale lost, 44 to 22. Before that, an attempt by Senator Reed, Republican, of Pennsylvania, to sidetrack the Boulder bill for the army promotion legislation, fixing a new system for the air corps, was turned back, 51 to 16. Regardless of failures to obtan a vote at this time, Senator JoJ arsn nan arr.li. k.lni V.

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