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"MTTVFOTJT) VAIL TRTBUNE. rEDFOim OT?KC!0N'. FRTP'AT. .TTTE IT. 1D37. LUCKNER SAILS ON PEACE TRiP Wartime German Raider Ex pects to See Ex-Prison Mates in New Zealand . Plans Lecture Programs HAMBURG. (UP) Count Felix Luclmsr. lamous Oennan wartime raider, who bis departed on a world eruUe In hla new sailing vessel. See ttulel, la looking forward to halting hands with hla old Mends of "prison days" In New Zealand. "The lifers,-" Count Luckner aald, "I oxpect will still be there." He referred to prisoners he knew while an Inmate of a New Zealand prison when re-captured following his es cape. These men were serving life terms. "After all," Luckner added, they were fairly good company, and I wish to shake hands with them again." After his visit li New Zealand, Count Luckna will proceed to Aus tralia where the Australian Boy Scouts have organized an extensive lecture tour for him. Where Luckner will go from Aus tralia is not definite yet. "It may be to South, Central or North Amer ica," he said. May Visit Panama. His route as mapped thus far In cludes: The Azores, the Island of Saba in the West Indie's, the Panama Canale. the Cocos Islands, the Oalapagos, one of the Pltcalrn Islands, Tonga, tho FIJI Islands, Samoa, New Zealand and Australia. 'I always wanted to visit the Isl and of Saba because of Its scenli beauty," Luckner declared, adding that he had heard so much from friends who knew this picturesque out-of-the-way place. At the oalapagos, Luckner wants to try his hand at "mantu" hunting and wants to harpoon a few sharks. Thence he will set sail for one of the Pltcalrn Islands.- Wants Boast Pis. Tou know." he said, "I have been "ALL-BRAN LIVES UP TO REPUTATION" If yon are troubled with common constipation, read Miss Bundys enthusiastic letter: "I used to feel poorly all the time just down and out. After reading an advertisement about . AiX-Bran, I got a box. It has helped me ever since." Miss Ma;; Bundy, Bennettsville, S. C. Laboratory tests show that Kel logg's All-Bran brings "bulk" to exercise the intestines; vitamin B to tone up the intestinal tract. Within the body, All-Bran ab sorbs twice its weight in water. ' This soft mass gently clears the Intestines in a safe, natural way without any of theweakening action of pills and drugs. Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily with every meal in severe cases. Serve as a cereal with milk or fruits, or cook into recipes. Re member All-Bran is a food not a medicine. You buy ft at the grocery store. Hade by Kellogg in Battle Creek. RV-J WJ- I f I ffl I fran' SATURDAY SPECIALS Fancy Hens, lb. 23c Legs o' Lamb, lb 32c Short Ribs, lb 12V2c Sirloin Steak, lb 33c Fancy Steer Beef Rolled Shoulder Roast of Veal, lb ...20c Rogue River Valley Pears, No. 2, 2 for . . . 25c FANCY HENS and FRYERS FRUIT and VEGETABLE DEPT. RALPH BURGESS Fresh Home Grown Peas ... 3 lbs. 14c Home Grown Strawberries Home Grown Bunch Vegetables BREAD - PASTRY - COOKIES Tru Pak Canned Goods Everything for Your Picnic Lunch LIBERTY MARKET 210 W. MAIN STREET Hindenburg Victims Homeland Bound Bodies of German vie Urns of the Hindenburg: crash were lined up on (he New York pier at the foot of 49th street for a mass funeral service before being- placed on the S. S. Hamburg to be taken back to Germany. This picture was taken as the funeral services were conducted. Invited by the inhabitants of on of the Islands. They are Adventlats ; and they bave asked me through Hamburg Ad enlists to pay them a visit on my cruise. I shall do so, not In the last place because I want to taste roast pig stuffed with banana and pineapples, which they told me the Pltcalrnera can make excellent ly." From Pltcalrn, Luckner will vlalt the former German colony of Samoa. "Wherever I go I shall deliver lee turea on Germany's will for peace " he said. , LuclTner'a new Seeteufel (a a 300 ton sailing vessel equipped with aux iliary motor and with nautical In struments and wireless sets which are the last word In these f'.tlds. The seeteufel formerly was an Ice landic fishing craft. It has been remodelled according to the plan3 of Luckner and of his first officer, Kreuger. Luckner Is particularly proud of the "air-conditioned" state room and cabins. The crew of the Seeteufel will number eight and there will be two passengers, Countess Luckner. who has accompanied her husband on most of his cruises after the war, and Mrs Kreuger, the wife of the first officer. Count Luckner was the scourge of merchant shipping over the world during the war. He slipped through the Allied blockade in the North sea In a disguised windjammer and was said to have destroyed half a million tons of Allied shipping. . MAUSOLEUM REST HOLLYWOOD. Cal., June 11. (AP) Jean Harlow's body will be Inter red In the mausoleum at Forest Lawn Memorial park, a spokesman for her family said today. The decision was reached after the star's mother. Mrs. Marino Bello, her father, Dr. Montclair Carpenter, her aunt. Miss Jettie, visited Mlsa Har low's coffin last night. Death came to the actress Monday, Induced by uremic poisoning Since her funeral Wednesday, the body has remained In a temporary vault at the memorial park. There will be no further services, it was stated. AT REAL SAVINGS PHONE 164 BETTER TONE FOR BOSTON, June 11. (AP) The Commercial Bulletin will say tomor-, row: "There la a little better tone In the j wool msrket today, due chiefly to the ! Increased interest In medium wools, especially in the bright wool states, tv here operations are more active. . It ; would be difficult today to produce much merchantable medium bright wool of the Ohio-Michigan type at lezs than 41 cents delivered basis. There baa been some buying In Texas f fine 13 months clips at 03-95 cents, clean basis, landed mills. i "In the Boston market, there has been comparatively little business done, although pullers report bids nearer to their Ideas of value on short combing wools of the finer type. New business In plecegoods is limited but the backlog of orders at the mills is still fairly .substantial. "Foreign markets are Tather slow. Australian clearance sales this week were 6 to 7Vi below the close of the regular season, as was also the Liver pool East India sale. "Mohair la slow but very firm." The bulletin Mil publish the fol lowing quotations: Scoured basis: Oregon: Fine snd F. M. staple 97- 98: fine snd F. M. clothing 90-93. Mohair: Oregon, 05, 67 cents. To Address Commencement SALEM, June 11. (AP) J. F. T. O'Connor, comptroller of the nation al treasury, will arrive here tomorrow to deliver the commencement ad dress to 88 seniors, the largest class to graduate from Willamette univer slty dining the past 20 years. Summer Storage Expert care and udequate insurance ART1STA FUR SHOP 328 W. 6th. Phone 684 (ctmiw (It? ifcmiwm (gffiffi lite m&B(g assB jO j It's the only low-priced car that brings you all these motoring advantages the only low-priced car that gives you such outstanding beauty, comfort and performance together with such exceptional operating economy. 'KumAalm md Slnifml m Km. P. t lUt saJr- Cmrrf MMn Plan sumUt fmnu S jmr sans, CHEVROLET MOTOH DIVISION, Omni tmt Ma DETROIT. MICHIGAN ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Office and Salesroom Sparta Bldg. Mrs. Nellie Evans, national com mander of the Navy Mothers' clubs of America, was a guest of the Rogue River Valley Navy Mothers club at a special charter meeting held last night at the First M. B. church. Mrs. W. D. Roberts, first vice-commander, presided, Mrs. Evans addressed the group, describing purposes of the group and how it was founded. She presented the local club with a charter, point ing out that there are now 50 clubs, in the United States, with two In Oregon, at Portland and Med ford. The entertainment program was as follows: Accordion solo. Rose Gil lette; vocal solo, Evelyn Shaffer, ac companied by Kenneth Raymond: violin solo, Mlsa Lillian Lynum; vocal ;olo. Miss Mary Ann Gates, acora panled by Mist Chloe EUenburg. Re freshments were served. Members expressed thanks to the church, those appearing on the pro gram and the committees making arrangements. Frisco Hotel Help Union Vote Tuesday SAJT FRANCISCO. June 11. (AP) Spokesmen for 8.500 atrikera said unions would vote Tuesday on the hotel operators "best offer" .to set tle the protracted strike which par alyzed San Francisco's 16 major hoa telrles for six weeks. Union leaders made no comment and said they would make no recom mendations on the proposed three year contract. Find Boy's Body PORTLAND, June 11 (AP) Mem brrs of a river tug crew found the body of Ralph McMinds, 12. yesterday in the Columbia river near Sand Island. The youngster lost his life w&dlng on June 3. 11 - mMW ar - . llal aaa., aaaiv At m -J UilfK. A. HEM RAINS IN HILLS PAST WEEK The following recreational bulletin was Usuad today by Rogue River na tional forest headquarters: "Heavy rains have fallen generally over the entire forest during the past three days, with probably the heavi est precipitation at Lake of the Woods, where two Inches have been recorded. This has raised all streams flowing from the forest and conse quently the prospects for stream fishing for the next two or three dya are poor. "AH side roads leading from the highway above Prospect are mudc.y ami unsafe for travel. Forest camps in the Union Creek area are redy for use. The Diamond Lake highway is In good condition. Fishing la re ported good at Diamond lake. "Flfhlng Is expected to be poor in the Applegate streams thts weekend. "Roads into the higher country are muddy and the Ashland peak loop remains closed by snow. "Fish lake has been yielding some good catches of eastern brook trout during the past few days and la ex pected to remain good. Some limit catrhr of ailversldea have been made at Lav of the Woods recently. Roads in this section are again In vnry poor cond it Ion but passable. The Dead Indian road leading from Ash land to Lake of the Woods has rot yet been opened. It may be traveled to Dead wood, thence to Lake of the Woods by Big Elk and Fish lake. "Fishing at Upper Klamath lake near Rocky Point has been fair to good during the past week, depending largely on weottier conditions. "Several good catches of bass and sunfiah have been taken at Hyatt lake recently and It Is expected to remain good for some time. "All parties contemplating trips this week end over roads that are not hard surfaced are cautioned to toke chains, a shovel, and an axe as a safety measure.' , F WEED AUTO STORE City and state police here were today on the watoh for thieves who were reported to have robbed the ffnaeta Motor company In Weed. Calif., during the night of a load of at Melee. Sheriff 8yd I. Brown waa notified rf the robbery this morning. He wsa 1 informed the robbers had filled a i truck with five car radios, an auto heater, seat covers, a motion picture machine, three large tires, a lathe, a motor, a welding machine and other articles. Truck tracks showed tiie robbers headed north, the sheriff vas told. Salem stores to Close SALEM. Ore., June 11. (AP) Fol lowing the move of state officials In closing offices during the cornerstone laying ceremony for the new oapltol next Thursday afternoon, Salem bus iness men started action to make it a clear holiday during the prog nun here. 8ervice Dept. 32 North Riverside WALLY'S EX-NIAIEN S APOLOGY BY BRITISH GOSSIP LONDON, June II (AP) BrtlMt Aldrtch Simpson kissed the Blbl. In king's court today and swore a volun tary oath that h had received not Cbnt to stanii alda In th, divorce that freed Wallla Werfteld to marry hla former monarch, Edward of Windsor. Emphatically, In clipped phraaea, the mild-mannered ahlp broker de clared he had not been paid and that he had not received a promlae of money or other consideration for rail ing to defend the action brought by h!a American-born former wife. Hla avowal waa followed promptly by an apology from Mra. Joan Suther land, through her counsel, and with drawal of Simpson's ault accusing her of slanderously repeating gossip that SIR THOMAS KNEW THE SECRET fet fa OF TEA I You, too, will appreciate that pleasant heritage left to every tover of fine tea with your first eup of Upton's. Distinctive flavor, aroma and true mm mm economy is yours In every paokefe Lip ton s Tea. At all grooers in convenient sise paokages and individual tea bags. yratfc fen YEllOW LABEL ORANGE PEKOE: jajM fSTJTlsssi"aMaiammmammmmMM Used Oar Lot 234 N. Riverside, foot of 4th St. had been paid "for hla silence. Sutherland was not In court. The withdrawal closed another chapter In the love epic of the former Mrs. Simpson and the man who abdi cated his throne to wed her, now the honeymooning Duke and Duchess of Windsor. HOLD IKS FOR Leo F. Hicks, 34. of Lakevlew was In Jackson county Jail today await ing trial In district court for the alleged larceny of a saddle, chaps and rawhide rope owned by E. W. Kubli of Applegate. Hicks wa Indicted secretly for grand larceny by the grand Jury on May 35. He waa arrested Tuesday at Lakevlew by Sheriff Herbert H. Car roll of Lake county and brought here Wednesday by Sheriff 8yd I. Brown. Arraigned yesterday before Judge H. D. Norton. Hicks pleaded not ol ALSO GREEN JAPAN lUelli&itcutto. SHORTCAKE the taty way to juicy luicloui,tlrawbarry short cako mod with hot bit culti swimming In butter. Why not have It for dinner vary night whil tht berrlei lost. leiy. guilty and ball waa set at 1000. The alleged theft occurred last January 0. Sheriff Hrown quoted Hicks as aay lng he bought the saddle chaps and rope, valued at 9135, from a man he did not know. Use Mall TrlDune want ads. EMIL'S MARKET Liberty Bldg. Phone 850 EAT MEAT FOR GOOD HEALTH We feature U. S. Govern merit inspeoted quality meats at lowest prices pos sible In clean, modern up- io-ine-nunut market. Emil Bendickson, owner Shortening, Pearl or Westminster. 49c 5c 26c 4 lbs PORK CHOPS Each PORK LOIN ROAST, lb Bacon. Swift's, 4Q sliced rind off, lb. COTTAGE ; 9c 5c 17c CHEESE, pt. ... DILL PICKLES qt HALIBUT STEAKS, lb 3 ALEXANDER'S Week-End Specials M.J. B. COFFEE Lb. can .......... 2 lb. can 3 lb. can MATCHES ...25 49 73 8 lge. bo carton I I v Meco Tomatoes No. Vi can 3 for 25c Peet Gran. Soap package . 24c K. C. Bale Powder 28 01 ISr can , : I WW Ladino Cheese Lb. 23c A local product. Demon stration all day ALEXANDER'S GROCERY Phoae 143 203 W. Main We sell and carry a com plete line of Battle Creek Health Foods Model Bakery's SPECIAL Delicious Prune Cake Baked with wholesome freshly stewed prunes. 25c and 50c Extra Special on Raised Donuts Dozen 1 8c Boston Cream Pies Each 24c Filled with cooked vanilla cream Model Bakery Phone 511 -V'Wjrf,
