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FOUR MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Thuriday. Mar ltii SELECTIONS DUE TO LEAVE POSTS Washington, May S4. U. President Truman hit released four of the 10 cabinet members he inherited from Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Insiders said to day that several more were slat ed to go. The net effect appears to be potentially more conservative administration. In announcing the cabinet changes at his news conference yesterday Mr. Truman said he had resignations on file from every official who can resign He remarked that he could ac cept them at will. With the cabinet shake-up came announcement that Harry L. Hopkins had been tent to while an estimated 1.500 specially-detailed troops camped on the shores of Lake Michigan ready to seize and Operate the 10,000 trucks Idled by the walk out which halted deliveries of food, drugs and war material in the Chicago area. HELD FOR DEATH Miami, Fla., May 24. (U.R) Joseph Munn. 43, will be tried by the criminal court of record at Its next session on charges of manslaughter in connection with the death o' Mrs. Doretta M Zinke, at the teeth of a pack of his pit terriers. At the conclusion of five hour hearing at which Oppen born acted as coroner the Jus tice of the peace ruled against Munn on ail counts. He found that Munn knew the "propensity or viciousness of the doss knew Moscow on "special diplomatic mat they were running at large, mission." The language of the announcement permitted the as sumption that Hopkins might not return to his job as "special assistant to the president." The White House shakeup has Just begun. Most of the Roose velt intimates will go It Is understood here. Judge Samuel I. Rosenman of New York, spe cial counsel to the late President Roosevelt, will abandon his White House desk by June 13 He plans to open law offices in New York. David K. Niles of Massachu setts, one of the political manlpu lators among Mr. Roosevelt's White House associates, also Is understood to be on the way out Hopkins probably will begin to fade from the political scene when his diplomatic duties are discharged. His mission to Mos cow appears to be to seek some mutual agreement with Marshal Josef V. Stalin on some of the points covered by the last big three conference at Yalta. Hop kins accompanied Mr. Roosevelt on all such expeditions. ILLACElORS LOWERING TARIFF New York, May 24 flJ.R) Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace today urged that the nation, prepare to lower Its tar Iff and encourage world trade on a "live and let live" basis. rfe told the New York Foreign Trade Week committee that the "great mistake", of the 1020's was "that we gave foreign na tion, reason to Relieve that we never would allow them to send enough goods Into the United 6tatet to balance our exports, States to balance our exports, with no margin to pay even the interest on the money which we bave loaned abroad." ' This time I trust we shall choose the path which leads to large volume of exports which can eventually be established on sound sustained basis." CALL OFF STRIKE Chicago. May 24 AI.F9 Raise seeking Chicago truck drivers were returning to their war-vital Jobs today to end a paralyzing week-long strike called off lest than six hours before the gov ernment was to have seized trucking lines Involved. Officials of the Independent Chicago truck drivers onion ordered the 6,500 strikers back to work shortly after President Truman authorized the office of defense transportation to take over as of 12 01 today. The president's order came and "did not take proper orecau tlons to have said dogs properly encio.iea Chairmen Named For Poppy Sales Merrill Beneka and Mary De- Berry win serve as chairmen in Charge of the sales of buddy poppies May 25 and 26, it was announced today, Beneka to serve for Crater Lake Post No. 1833, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Mrs. DeBcrry for the auxiliary. The post and auxiliary is ask ing every member of both groups to aid in the tale, pointing out that a greater amount of money will be needed this year to help returning servicemen in their problems of returning to clvi Han life. Boy Scout News By Dan Boggls, Scribe Troop 17 of Oold Hill plans to improve the Scout hall soon. They will repair the front, fix up the rest rooms and add a kitchen. The back part of the building Is to be the game room with new gymnastic equipment. A cement floor it planned for this room. To add to the improvement fund motion picture in techni color "A Trip on the Rogue River," will be shown Tuesday, May 22 at 9:00 p. m., with a small admission charge. The picture, about fishing and boating on the Rogue River, is said to be both interesting and educational. The films are prop erty of Glon Woolridge, veteran guide and river boatman of the Rogue. ClJtlns tlma for Bunda Too Lot io nassiT? nan Saturday anarnnon' flea rememher 4 BROWN SUGAR ADDS Mr TROPICAL FLAVOR TO Baked Carrots 1 raw carrots 3 tbip. C and H Brown Sugar 2 tbip. butter Slice cirroti lengthwise, plate in baking dlth with W inch water covering bottom. Brush with butter, sprinkle with C and H Brown Sugar tod talk Bakt till tender. Be sure it's suaar c- - f-l -lira-aVa liwl feSSl Tp'BBM'l 'BaQbfthiJ s ' -. f- '-' . 'limn in """yT V J E SLATED SUNDAY Baccalaureate address at the Southern Oregon College of Education will be delivered by the Reverend G. M. Shuman of the First Presbyterian church of Ashland, Sunday May 27. His subject will be "A Plan for Liv ing". Services will be held In the auditorium of the administration building at 2.-30 p.m. Sailor Making Love Hurls Boy In Lake New York, May 24. (U.PJ Donald Flfer, 18, a sailor heaved an 11-year-old boy into Central Park lake last night for reas ons. A policeman who witnessed the heave-ho arrested Fifer on felonious assault charge. Fifer explained in the police line-up today: "I was seated on the bench with my girl friend. I wanted to get in as much loving as I could. I only had a 48-hour pass and two kids kept running around the bench." Ralph Gilmore Is Freed From Prison Pfc. Ralph Gillmore has been released from a German prison camp, Stalag 4B, a wire from Gillmore to his wife, 28 Ge Bauer apartments, ttatet. The wire, which was tent through the Red Cross, arrived Friday. Gillmore served with the 106th infantry division before being taken prisoner last December CAMPBELL'S MILK PASTEURIZED or RAW Grade A it youi favorite Grocer, or 'phone 4190 His father, H. C. Gillmore, re sides in Ashland. - Cloalnt time tor Sunday Too Late io Clawlly 3" Saturday aftarnoon Please remember GRADUATION CARDS Send cards of congratula tion to your friends who are graduating this year. SWEM'S Book and Gift Shop PASTEURIZED SKIM 7KOA ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS i.j.M . t r -.1iiyCTy-''w'pca'!y k I aav uT JX 1. I J T llJ I in in ii i VI t 1 m 1 w-KSjX. ,3 lit .WBWA -Vrt.s V,VN Aw X j Thii 7th Wat lan Quota Button Is a ' :' ' BADGE H OF E0JJ03 pi Weat It Pioudlyl ::?:,::"S: mm Inslis or Outside Picnics Picnic and Spring holidays go hand in hand. A novelty all the family will enjoy i home picnic with a hot dish for the main attraction. 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