Orignal 225 ??

... using copious amounts of oil there is very little to no blow by out the draft tube and it over heat in about 6-7 miles although the radiator has been rebuilt, every thing flushed and no sign of bubbles in the water . Any thought? ...
No blow-by means the rings are good, as a compression test will tell you, or just turn the engine over by hand feeling a strong resistance from each cyl as an "air spring". Sounds like it isn't leaking oil and you find oil on the plugs, so probably leaking past the stem seals. If never done, it certainly needs new rubber umbrella seals on each valve, which often cures that problem. You must remove the valve cover anyway to do a valve adjustment (maybe every 40,000 miles). Just don't drop a valve down a cylinder - before removing the 2 springs insure that piston is at TDC (wire in spark plug hole) and secure w/ a magnet.

Overheating could be due to a head gasket leak, but then you usually see an oily mess in the radiator. More commonly it is due to a small pinhole leak, though usually after driving 100 miles not 6 miles. If it doesn't boil over, perhaps it isn't even leaking, but just a bad sensor-wire-gage issue. You can buy a rad cap w/ thermometer built-in on ebay cheap or use a HF IR Gun.