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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUG, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1959. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople I ITALIAN, NAZI PRESS APPEAL IN TRAFFIC HIT AT ROOSEVELT ME XC3AVEHIAA THE AIR? (Continued from page 1.) puPp? SpuTt SPaTy's Get Relief This Easy Way SQUAWPAW HERB POWDER 100 PERCENT VEGETABLE HERB TONIC Helps Nature eliminate toxins and regulate Btomach. liver, kidneys and bowels. Doing this A -LITTLE WHILE AGO YOU WERE CROWIMG ABOUT HOW SMART tlonal affairs thoso of IT'S tJMCLE BfZUKjof titration in the United States has a conscious interest in maintaining or even increasing tension among European nations." The foreign office organ added it "neverthless 1h pleasant that within the country Itself opinion is growing against this iiolicy." Under the headline "catastrophe politician," Nachlatisgabe sulii "we in Europe 'know nothing about new, serious developments." The question remains, said Nachtausgabe, Herr Roosevelt with his ceaseless war gos SQUAWPAW VOL) WERE TO RID THE HOUSE tZ-MOSJEY, YOUR tv-iP The n'Riilar February term Circuit court opened today wllh the RELATIVES ALL, Jury tieuriiiK an appeal hy ullhei HE'S WORTH Ml Lumps' often brings quick relief to sufferers from gastritis or indigestion, high blood pressure or rheumatics, sluggish liver and kidneys, colitis, colon disorder or consttpation. Others get relief-why not you? 30 Uays Treatment FULLERTON'S DRUG STORE Lohb from conviction In the jus UNCLE BRUNO Knropo.

In general, Americans arn ignorant of, or indifferent to, Europe, the writer went on, with a "very determined Anglo-Saxon minority holding the reins." "This minority furnishes nearly all the leaderB of the two major parties, nearly ail congressmen and senators and all presidents," ho said, "Mission" Derided This minority, ho continued. Ir. WAS THE ONLY lice court on a charge of failure give information at the necno of eow ABOUT HOW MUCH HONJEY THEV HAVE "STORED CAR YOU PROVE HIAA OUT sip want to swing Europe under HOOPLE WHO uutoniobile accident. It 1h vinr any circumstances Into war in or- TOOTED A GOLD tliat Cobb, following a colliKion makiws A millionaire relative sleep im tthe uer to serve the American arms early on Itio morning of Jan INTHEIR HIVES WAS 1 HORN, AkJDTHEY Booted hiaa halted briefly at the Hcene of th ai i it- -spuit: SPU wreck and drove away without i TO KMOW THAT industry? Or is tho American press right In asserting that its president's hysterical outbursts are a maneuver to distract from ever-growing internal nominal OUT OF iiiK the inforinulion specified THIS OWE WASM'T ORCHES law. The dcfenxe clainiH that Co TRA Maa well known to the operator difficulties? Whatever the answer "JUST ANOTHER HOOPLE PRONE.

the other vehicle ami that he a is, hurope knows what to expect WITH A. LOUD milted his responKfhilfty ami fc no additional information was ne irom icoosevelts Special e.tsary. The Jury hearinK the case Ik com ITALY TO INCREASE poaed of Hazel V. Humea, Walter LOW TRAIN FARES FORCES IN LIBYA Kruno, Herman Schultz, Kdwa JIonlKOinery. Grace Cloake, Sula rarKlnflou.

CuaiieH Delk, James (Continued from page 1.) imbued with an imperialistic and puritanical spirit anil "is convinced ft has the last secrets of political wisdom in tho 21 articles of the American constitution, that America has the mission to make the world safe for democracy, and that America's force, power and eventual victory in thd field always mean the triumph of justice and morality. "Any divergence from democratic practices by other peoples an-penrs to be an offense." lie said. "Any reasonable request of oilier peoples for a place In the sun appears to be a threat. "The old leaven of the puritan covenant is working in the leading minority so that It la beginning to act with missionary and propagandists vigor of extreme violence in. favor of intervention nnd democratis war.

And now it Is toward a precipice." KeriHlee, Kate Deardorff, Dell Short, Jauiea K. Parker und Wi nesday when the two planned further Interview with Franco's Ham Franklin Powell. NAVAL AIR BASE to the San Francisco World's Fair loreign minister. rranco's representatives lost PROGRAM SPEEDED nignt reiterated the generalissimo's ruling only unconditional surrand er of the republican government in (Continued from page 1.) the last one-fourth of Spain it holda or final victory lor nationalist arms could end the two and one-half-year OPEN FEBRUARY 18th which might lead to actual fortl MCLE float ion of the Island. civil war.

1 he conviction of saving the The Japanese press haft looked with disfavor on any proposal la BRUNO WAS A NLI5e3ET IM-THE world from the dom 0l TRESPASS CHARGE Btreniithen this fur-Paclfk: Inance of tyranny incites individuals who have nbsurd idena of the post of the Stales and crl POUaH 0 HITS 9 FISHERMEN r.on. ma by riEA service, inc. i IZ-20 (tics in lhln country have declnrcd worm and tyranny." the editorial declared, and "under the energetic It would he provocative to do so. Home Needs Put First SAN DIEGO, Feb. 20.

minority propaganda" Americnns (At'j Mne San Pedro fishermen rJlfieuHHiiitr nrmamentH with re collected more than 7.000,000 from policy dispute, tended to pro- can bo galvanized into enterinl arrested by naval- authorities yes porters. Senator Nye offered the mote our capacity to produce ulr- cigarettes last year. Tho act pro an imperialistic war" on moral planeH needed under tlm nniui' opinion tho senate military affair vided for a 1 cent tax on each 10 pretexts. terday for trespassing In tlio San Clemente Island naval defense Now everyone can afford to see the World's most beautiful exposition I commltteo should determlno how inents proKram." urea CO miles offshore were Henator j.okuii Ky.) con nuefjmneiy ino American nirputue centH or 'I centH on a popular brand of (dKarnttea. MemherH of tho committee naid in Ohio manufacturer and whole- iree ouay under S250 hail an ece curred in tiiiH opinion, nKKertfnu maimracturers were oqiilppe'I I awaiting trial in federal court.

OFFICIAL MURDERED resident Roosevelt did rlelii In sell military planes to foreign pov jo question or esmonaee was helping tho IYonc'h buy DomkIh enimentR and ut lite same tlm GERMAN PRESS DENOUNCES ROOSEVELT FOR "BAITING" BERLIN, Feb. 20. (AP) The entire German press struck nl President Roosevelt today for reports he might shorten his cruise In the Caribbean because of word Involved In the arrests, authorities lombei-H niiinufactured for Ainert this country's expanding defeurte saleiH attHorhed tho tax wllhout price Increase to the smoker. On population comparison, they estf-mated hucIi a levy, collected needs. can army competition but not yet said.

The Island, site of a naval station, was closed to the public nnd approach within 300 yards of HERE'S great news for everyone living in the Pacific Northwest I Southern Pacific has reduced fares so that you can go to San Francisco by train for even less than 2 cents a mile. This is your chance to 3ee the glamorous San Francisco World's Nye said he especially wan led lesieu uy the army. KHANfiHAI, Feb. 20. (AP)--i Tho president to question representatives of the through the aale of Hlamps, would Japanese authorities started an in- reaching lilm of developments abroad.

law," Loctii Haiti, "and ho certain PoukImh Aircraft corporation In amount to between $1,250,000 and ii hi loriimiien in by federal law. The fishermen were jii-i-eutel ly acted in the boat InicrnsU ol this regim). The French Rovnrn 1, 500,000 In Oregon. vestlKation or tile slayinK hero of TchciiK Lob, foreign minister In All America, the mess satd ilnd their two flshint' honls were ment has ordered JOfl light uttacli tlm country, lie Ikih reason lo fee proud of what lie has done" May Boost Liquor Tax A now bill wuh considered an a excited by "now baiting by pence-disturber Roosevelt" und a "thea bombers from I ho Douglas com- seized. It was explained, solely on tho basis of trespass charges.

Senator Minimi 1ml. I add pany. substitute for Senator KIMh' proposal to place 10 per cent Kiirtax trical coup In Washington." NUcllttlUSgubO HSke ilwlinllini- the Japanese-sponsored NaillilliR reformed Koi'ornnient. by 20 Chinese gunmen who broke into his home and fired IS bullets into his en: Admlnislnttlou senators round "If cvoryono Know what Hie seir on liquor. Kills' measure was shelv CCC ENROLLEE FALLS Fair at a great saving.

Marvel at the magnificent bridges and have the time of your life in the Gay-way, 40 thrilling acres of furw You won't want your car Spare yourself the burden of a car in San Francisco's Fair-year traffic. 2 of the 3 street car lines charge only cents fare. Fast, frequent ferries take you directly to Treasure Island for 10 cents. Take it easy; take the train, "ALL-EXPENSE" TOUR $24.15 2 day i In San Francisco. Include! roundtrip rail fare, good hotel, taxia from and to station, ad mission to Fair, tour of San Francisco everything but mealal Similar 3, 4, 5 and 6-day tours.

Ask your railroad agent for details. Assures you hotel room and carefree trip. to military committee knnu-H support from some republican members in tho content Inn further dispute at this time should he ed because it specified the tax ihe president's "ceaseless war gossip" was intended to push Europe Into war to aid the American OVER BLUFF; HUNT ON body. there would not bo a person in the country who would criticize Hie avoided if possible. Thoy acltnow should be based on tho price of liquor on certain date and would prevent prlcos being lowered.

It was ascertained 'two of his POItT ANCIKI.ES. Fob preshlent." odRed, howovei1, (he forolgn policy liodygiinrds joined tho nssnllnius I he sultan tut would instruct arms industry. lloersenzoltung said tho president's views or the European situation showed him as "a man who No Threat Expected ueimie undoulXedly would break 20. (AP) Crews of CCC boys ami national nark service trail workers SPECIAL R0UNDTRIP San Francisco IN COACHES $16.55 Effective February 15 after the attack. sUKEestinc collus Testimony about the Pie-uli ut when Ibo senate takes up tin tho liquor control commission to and a coast Kuan) nlane were ion.

The slaying ofMlio 61-ycni-old plane sales wuh niude public Sal- al.se an additional fSOO.000 for the ounties. The commission would day by tho committee uliimt the I'chong Loll, ono-tlmo Chinese dele searching nil Elwhn river mountainside today for trace or Joseph Price, obtain the funds in any manner It 1 lime Mr. Itoosevelt was tolling; re gate to the League of Nations, was porters in Florida Mini h. leslrod, such as price incrcuseK. liavo lo cut short his Olirlbbean inniignue3sly seized all means to hold his tottering position and who systemnctlally attempted lo sow trouble in tho world In order to assist tlio dark forces which support him." It ndded a "statement or Rabbi Perlzweig before the liwlnn nrmy expansion bill.

8a lec Defended Senator Austin declar IiiK his parly viewpoint was ueeon-lary lo his patriotism, said com iiilttne Inquiry had convinced him tho ndmlulstrat ion's eiicnuri'o ment of French wnrplune pur chases was not unneutral. rho necessity of now revenue one or more than 50 political ns sasslnntlons here since iho Japan IliSO because of was attributed principally to expanding relief budgets. ooui tlirileullles In Kurope. eso occupied the Shanghai area. He was envoy to Franco from 11120 to tie luiormal on waR illHi.niuiin.i ZU, New York, enrollee at lOlwha camp who illumed down a steep slope yesterday while hiking with two other corpsmen.

His companions, William Magyar and Alvin Krempecki. told camp officials they were descending a mountain southwest of Olines canyon dam ahead of Price when suddenly they saw him hurtle past Ihem rlown the precipitous slope. by Bomo sources heio. nlihoiich ish congress that Roosevelt is the Southern Pacific ithers pointeil out the Austin said ho believed the symnoi ol ail the forces of demo. WESTWOOD DISPUTE transaction, center of I he foralu.ii iiiiiuraiiy nail access to leiinrls cracy nnd freedom is a stifriclent 11)27.

N'ino Americnns prepared today lo leavo Killing, the Lushun nioun-lain resort where lliey have been stranded for months while Chinese-Japanese buttles raged nil around them. UP TO A.F.L. VOTE E. fcLARk, AGENT Phone 11 ueciaration. hoi possessetl by loRlslators.

Ki mi tor lloi.ili Idaho) coiiinmnini v. a. uibtora leases I venliiro to any tlnil iln. in (Continued from pace 1) ine foreign orrice mouthpiece, iiiiiiuiiiin states no nut iVhii, liniitsche niplomatisch- Polltiaeho uy uirent ami nut the iiniie.i Korrospondenz, Jointed in the at. moot with lite contractor, tho United Concrete Pipe company of I.os lacks, asserting "the Impression is Slates which need shortou the president's visit sliicla hour." Save Your Tire Have tho Droken Fabric repair ed by Welding.

0. K. Tire Weld Co. Richfield Station Mohcr and Stephens St. AtlReles.

Tho C.I.O., however. gaming nere, lollowlng series ol MIDWEST HELD IN COLD WAVE GRIP hums the majority of tho work events, tliat the present adinlni men on the jol. LEGISLATURE MAY John Wise, secretary of the GO ON 10 DAYS MORE (Continued from page 11 C.I.O. local, said Lou Goldblatt, stale C.I.O. secretary, and Jticliard Knight-Porter (Continued from 1) loldstoln, C.f.O.

attorney, would Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, and Louisville. were Auto Repairing. Painting. rrive at II p. in.

today lo reopen Iseussion of Iho Henderson pro oduce still another peoples' mil- Every hour of the Iaj you'll he thankful for HOT UURTER among other cities with record- district bill In the senale. He posal. Body and Fender Work At Robertson's Shell Station HHerted other bills "have cone off The A.K.Tj. litis accepted nrhltm- Authorized Maytag Sales and Service Ott's Music Store W. Cast Sheridan.

Phone 401 breaking high temperatures lor this tlmo of year, but all were due lor sharp drops. Louisville had a high of 71 yesterday. URentH altemptini; compromises," Jackson Douglas Sts. ion, but Its acceptance mado no ii mat inn new measure would mention of tho Henderson plan. essenl hilly I he same ns his nr.

nal hill, which would enact an Irely new I IT II law. Another bill before the senate. WIS p)oooo Facts That Concern You reduced by sen. W. 10.

Ilnvlro onld amend the IH'OHfMlt. PUD liiw Hoih would iMTiiiit iliHtriclH lo In- mho rovenuo ltondH. Roseburg Dairy Orade A Paateurlzed and Raw Milk DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH" PHONE 186 Wine Bill Still Mulled Tlio hniiHO ro icfcrrcd lo tin alro- ERI is a I LLION Uc control commltteo tho Mil to mil milo of fortifloil wluoa to Hlate nor iiinrcH and favor Ori'iron- lo nahn-ul wlnoa aftor Hon. Mm. UVJLLAKo A VfV( To Lighten Yo our tax burden Illhun mi roe objortod tliat rrult iowMH in Ihm dlKtrlrt fonred tlmt urornla and otlnr slalea would lalliito auulitHt OrtKm finttR If the dill iuikhimI.

Here' When and Where Also n'-n'fcrri'fl to commit tn ere minority and majority reporU The man of the house "All this for sons! A batti tempered on the minute, lather For1 shaving without having to wait! Why didn't I listen to my neighbors and have that Heater put in long The woman of the house says 'ashing dishes is no chore any more! No filling a kettle and 4 pan or two besides and then-waiting for them to heat on the stove! Hot water ready for washing. and rinsing, the minute' the meal is over!" The maid of the house says "I'm sid this family show good sense and have a Water Heater. Takes about half as long to get my work done when nie mil lo regulate ni(omel i its, reports rorommeudinir nasH- BEER CONTRIBUTES 'ANNUALLY IN LOCAL, FEDERAL" AND STATE iTAXES AROUND hut dirferliiK on umendmeiilB. Krauk ,1, LonorKan said there a eluinco for nirreomont on Hie ineudmentH. 400 MILLION The lioiiKe vuted to reconsider Tim I.mlloH Auxiliary of llin P.

O. U. lira ii'usinlhiK tho I.OOlllllliKlUKH lllch Srlinnl In 4-acl piny lit tlm KnKlca hull. Tho llamp of Iho play la MoiIiim-Iii Ijiw" ami holils many latlKhs rnr ovi'i-ybmly. Itnmomhi'i' 9 p.

Kami's hull, Tui'Kilay iiIkIh, I'Vlinmiv 21st. Vim hiIkIu In-iiiK your mother-In-law. horanso cviM-yone Is the 27 tf 2(t vole hy which defeated a hill lo muni Hi, romiuiindiim i.enenil of tho millomtl miard ivmi-lar army pay of a month limn Hpeul away from IiIh home KtaiSon. lie now KotH Jlut) a lmmth. Itep.

i Chapman'rt hill to make failure to report contrlhu-turns lo compainn funds misdi-meanor passed tho house utianl-niouHly and went lo Ihe somite. The hill Is Intended to clarlfv the corrupt practices net. there hot water on tap at the faucet. Makes it easier on my strength, tao!" And How- At Mac's Miirltot: Air Mull Cigarette Levy Eyed Tho house taxation and revenue committee, seurchinK for new income to moot increasing state ex penses. Mudied an Ohio report today on a citaiette levy.

The Informal leu showed Ohio CfL, "V- Coffee, poiin.l 15e: 3 iniiuln Mi- fir HECE.MR.WORKMAN.ARE AAAILLION JOBS CREATED-i I Easy on the Budget When SCrength is saved, and Time saved, arid Disposition is saved, there's a good deal saved isn't there? With Rates so low, how can any house-holder fail to benefit by.thij modern automatic convenience! Economical mm BY BEER HECE.MR.FARMER.IS A HUGE A4APKET FOB "To Serve Others As Wo Would Be Served" Douglas Funeral Home Phone 112 Day or NiBht AMBULANCE SERVICE i FARM PRODUCTS. Healthful! Convenient! She how many public benefits brewing has helped create in only five years! How can tho brewing industry preserve these benefits for the (ivople and itself? The answer, brewers realitc, ties in with the distribution of their mild, wholesome beverage through responsiHe retail outlets. Obviously, the brewers can enforce no laws. But they can and will cooperate with all law enforcement authorities to the end that retail beer outlets give no offense to anyone. tend you a booklet giving interesting facts about beer, and discussing the brewers' self -regulatory program Address United Brewers Industrial Foundation, 19 East 40th Street, New York.

N. Y. S53 Our Service Available to Frank W. Lonfl Funftal Dirftlof Licensed Lady Antttint Ctiapcl and ortict Locatrd at Cornir Pint ind Lan i tar i.r All Regardless COPCO (THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY) of Ffnancfa Condition. a beverage of moderation.

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