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J RUIN LEAVES FOR WEEKEND AT HOWIE WASHINGTON, Bmit. 14 (!) IVrnldunt Tvumiiu took off from tiiti Nutloiuil ulrpoit lit 1:37 p. in. KWT, toriuy on n fllulit to Missouri fur u weekend with 1) in homo folks. Tlio president mid Mm, Tru man Ixmi'dod tlio blu pieslileii tlul C-0'1, tlio "Siiurwl Cow" with Hiinuto Mnjorlty Louder inn k !oy, who plnnnnd to ride with Ilium us fur uk I'lidiiciili, Ky,, whtfro ho will disembark fur u homo sluto kixiccIi. The schedule culled for the srrlvul of tlio pluno ul the l'o clticuh airport ut 3:80 p. m., CWT. Another stop wus sched uled for Scott field, 111., where. Minn Hciithfl Odum, Mm, Tru mini's secretary, will luuvo the uIhiio for un Illinois vucutlon, Drive to Horn Upon arrival ut Kansas City, about 0:20 p. m CWT, the presldont unci Mm. Triimuii will ,ll Irt Ihnll- nlrt white frumo home ut Iiidopondoneo, it dozen ml lea uwiiy. Thuy will upend Prlduy and Knturduv tiluhU thuro mid moke ut least one trip to neurby runil Cirundvlew for a vliiltwltli the president's mother, 02-year- .1.1 Mr, Mftfllw, 'lYlininn. Mrs. Alvln J. Acoolu, of New York, o former Independence resident unit lonu-Umu irlcna ut the Triiiwins, will make the round trip flluht with the party, which iilvo Includes Minn Hone Conwuy, the president's person al secretary. The president plum to return to Wimhlnnton ut U:80 p, m KWT, Sundny. Mm. Tru nun will remain In Independ ence for several dnyn. FLEET TOE 350 ALLIED PWS OMINATO ANCHORAGE, Japan, Sept. 14 Wi Thro uhlpi of the North Piclflc fleet were ciliputched tills afternoon to Hakodate, to evcnol 3S0 allied prisoners of war from central Hokkaido camps, after rain and heavy fog prevented ready movement of transport air plane). Rescue vessels are the Amer ican eicort carrier Kltkun Buy and deitroyer Howarth, and the British destroyer Barfleur, tem porarily attuched to thin North Pacific forco. They will taka ?rlionera aboard at Hukodata, 20 miles north of Omlnulo, to morrow morning, then steam di rectly for Yokohuma. A carrier plnno pilot lent a memioge lonlRlil to Vice Adm. Frank J. Fletcher abonrd the USS Pnnamint saying Lt, Col. James P. Dcvcrcux of Wake is land fumo was being delayed at the Chitose navnl air station by bad wcuthcr. 11 suld he would bo brouitht to Omlnuto as soon as the wcuthcr cleared. Dover eux wax freed several days ago from a prisoner of war camp near Chltosc. Man Recovers From Accidental Shooting IIUHNS, Sept. 14 (P) Acci dentally shot while attempting to kill a coyote, Robert Carlson, prominent business man, was re portedly recovering In a hospital here toduy. Carlson, owner of the Ranch Supply Hi.rdwnre & Implement company, was driving on Silver creek, 30 miles west of here, lie saw the coyote. The gun was discharged an ho attempted to get It from the back of his truck, shuttering his leg above and be low the knee. . Several blood and plasma trunsfuslona havo been given. Tongue Point Bas Status Discussed ASTORIA, Sept. 14 (P) Ti turo status of Tonguo Point base will bo discussed by the house nuirul otftii fa nnmmillM RnfC- scnliitlve Molt (It-Ore,) advised Asitorlans today. Humors that the station will bo made Innctlvo have been cir f.ulnllnu. "I linvo had a conference with John L. Sullivan, undersecretary of tho navy for air," Mott said. ' "Ho has ordcrod Tongue Point restored to its original status and said he will agree to separate hearings on Tongue Point before the navul nffuirs commlttco prior to any further action by the navy depnrtmont to change its annus. FOE MEETING SPOKANE, Sept, 34 Dele- Bates of aeries of tho Fraternal Order of Eagles In Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and British Columbia will meet hero Saturday and Sundny to nlan with natlunul officers a peace-time service program, II was announced yes terday, HARTFORD Aaoldeut aad Indtaially Compiny INSURANCE T. B. WAITERS General Inturanea Agency , FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE IIS Main St. Phont 4193 VISIT Operation r0 (i A Cnpt. Jamas Johnion, lit cavalry dlrlslon madlcal office (right), op.rot.i on Gen. Hldekl Tojo, former Japan! prmlr, after h had shot himsolf in th chest In a suicid attempt. This Ignal corpi plctur was transmitted to San Francisco by navy radlophoto aboard the UBS Iowa In Tokyo bay. (AP wlrtphoto). Turkish Brides Of Yank PWs Eye Homes In America YOKOHAMA, Sept, 0 (Do layod) (P) Three bright-eyed brides sat on un ancient, dusty stulrcaso In front of the Yoko humu dock wurchouio which the 42nd hospital Is using to process prisoners of wur, They wcro happy because they hope to bit uble to go to Sun FruncUco with their nusbunds, VFW Meeting Set For Sunday , Votcrnns of Foreign Wurs, Pcllcun post No. 13U3, und uux lllury will be host to a Joint meeting of district 13 on Sun dny, September 10, In Dunce- Tho meeting will convene at 2 p. m mid a buffet lunch will bo served at 9 p. m. All auxiliary members arc requested to bring items for a cold potluck lunch, Murlu Dana, state depurtment president from Portland, will bo here to Install tho new district auxiliary president. N. Y. Radio Strike Ends NEW YORK, Sept. 14' lI') Radio networks NBC and ABC Seturned to nurmul operation to ny after u 26 hour strike by ap proximately SUO union broadcust engineers, Tho engineers begun return ing to tholr Jobs In Now York and other major cites last night. The walkout ended ufter offi cials of tno companies and the union, the National Association of Broudcust Engineers and Technicians (Ind.) agreed to re sume negotiations today for a new wage contract. Fire Destroys Grain . Shed At Henley Flro this morning destroyed a grain shed on the L, D. Jackson plnce In Henley, according to tlio county fire depurtment. The blaze was confined to the shed which did not contain any grain at the present time. The blaze was on the old Irg Orem farm, now owned by Jack son, It was estimated that dam ago was about $200. STATION TO CLOSE COOS BAY, Sept. 14 fP) The North Bend auxiliary air station began shifting its men to Astoria today, and will halt ac tive operations tomorrow. Only a SKeieion crew win remain un til tho property is disposed of. Personnel will be reassigned at Astoria. Whan In Brookings Slijr l DRISKEU HOTEL tbirevtbly Madern Dtralby and Karl TempUr rrprlttri "STOPPED TAKING DAILY LAXATIVES After 15 years' dosing noweitt KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN," Constipated? Given up hops of (hiding; lasting, gimtlo relief? Then rend this unsolicited letter! "1 nm rurnl Utttr eiirrltr, For mort thin is ytum I iimi! Inxtttvo eirarv nipM. About ii yrnr mid n htlf mrn sooil friend mnnited thit 1 try KKI.t.Oi;p'a AM..IIRAN. 1 ill'l owth tho mull that I buy mo tnltrn ft nlll linti, I ft AI.I..RHAN Beiif rotmly vtry Hy. I Ami It A ffrent hrlp." ,lnhn H. Msrtin, Wnt minittr, MavyUnd. 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Two were born in Japan and the third in China. All fluently speuk English, which they learned In a Canad ian academy In Japan. They aro Ivct Bacon, 21, mar ried to H. Edward Bacon, San Francisco; Nalla Woodrufr, 18, married to Arthur Woodruff Berkeley, Calif., and Aisha Stic- kel, 22, married to Zane Allen allckol, ban Francisco. , Stlckel said "we all met while we throe men were civilians working lor the navy on Guam and were captured In December, lim. we were interned in the Kobe civilian camp. The girls, being Turkish, were not in terned. The ration dump where we all cot food was Just four doors from our camp and we met the girls when they came for 100(1. "We talked, to them every day when they camo for food and they smuggled black market food to us. To meet them, we climbed the prison camp fence "At first we planned to be married in September, but when tho war was over and prisoners or war were being moved out, we decided to be married Imme diately In the hope our wives could bo taken to the states with us. "We were married by a Turk ish priest at un elaborate cere mony arranged by the girls' rel atives. The brides were able to buy material for wedding dress es, for 10 pounds of sugar and 100 yen. The ceremony was nice, dcsplto war conditions. "We all went to Kyoto on a honeymoon, but when we heard prisoners of war were moving out so fast, we decided to come here. We aro not sure we will be able to take tho girls back to San Francisco, but we sure arc trying." r CACHES n M. L. Parker l'liIi3D 699 Walnut Phon 8818 lljvl Jj Ashland, Ore. jjjggjy t&SlB fl I....". . ' MaVaMOOBBajpBBBBBBiaBBBB MALLORY'SM MARKET Merrlll-Lokevitw Jet Specials Sat., Sun., Mon. Pork Sausage lb. 27c Beef Roqst lb. 19c Beef Liver lb. 20c Sauerkraut 2 lbs. 25c Large Wieners lb. 35c Klamath Potatoes Ntw CroP .. lb. 3V2C Hamburger .. lb. 19c Beef Short Ribs I lb. 17c Large Dill Pickles 3 for 10c L OCAL GROUP TO HEAR TALK Tho directors recently elected to govern the uffuirs of the Kluinuth Knitc and Fork club met with E. K. Schlotz, execu tive field director of the associ ated clubs lust night und laid pluns for the coming year. Officers named were John II, Houston, president; J. Vern Owens, vice president; Fred Southwoll, secretary-treasurer; directors, John B, Eblnger, Mul colm Eplcy, A. L. CJralapp, R. C. Crocsbcck, Mitchell Tlllot on, Puul K, Skccu und the Rev. F. G. Wlsscnbach. His Imperial Highness Arch duke Felix of Austria has been extended an invitation to be come first guest speaker of tho club, the date tentatively set for either September 24 or 20. He Is not only one of tho greatest Ecrsonages In America today, ut comes from the long linage of Hapsburg ancestry dating buck to the year 1271, A. D and has an almost "unlimited" knowledge of European affairs, according to E. E. Schlotz, who has been with the arciiduke on many occasions before the as sociated clubs. He discusses pri nt a rily the possibilities of a 'United States of feurope, Also according to Schlotz, he has be come very much Americanized and demonstrates a very keen appreciation of the democratic ways in mis country. Tho initial dinner Is slated to be an outstanding meeting. The program for tho first year will include, in aoaiuon to a speaker on European affairs, an able speaker on the Asiatic question, an economist, nisior-lan-philosopher, possibly Latin and South America, the Pacific, and a speaker on current affairs and commenirry. It was announced that the lo cal membership roster is rapid ly being filled, and will De closed shortly In order to accom modate the members and their ladies comfortably at the dinner gatherings. Hospital Personnel May Return Soon PORTLAND. Sept. 14 (VP) The University of Oregon's over seas hospital, -operating in Franco near the Swiss border mav be home by Thanksgiving the wife of Commanding Officei Co one Strohm. said today. Oregon physicians and nurses on the staff went overseas In 1943 and served in North Africa and several French cities, Mrs. Strohm said. Rubber now bounces from treads that helped tanks trip up the Germans and Japs to toys that will trip up dad. LOGGER BOOTS 6.9S to 15.50 All Styles OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main Telephone 4620 B ARCHDUKE I: I Police Make Traffic Arrest Walter Harris of ChUouuln was arrested toduy by city po lice and posted $10 bull for vio lation of the basic rule and S5 bull for failure to have an oper ator's license in his possession. Twelve drunks, ono vag, ana one disorderly conduct case ap peared in police court tills morn ing. Four disorderly conduct cases and one additional drunk balled out and 12 parking tickets wcro paid. TOJO'S SUICIDE YOKOHAMA, Sept. 14 VP) Former Premier Hidckl Tojo left a carefully worded state ment saving "In death I shall be come a guardian of my nation," uciore he attempted to Kin Him self with a revolver Tuesday, it was learned today. Tho statement was Intended to become a part of the philo sophical "last words" of the famed men of Japan, which is the backbone of the Bushldo code for Nippon's warriors. The statement, described as a masterpiece of calligraphy writ ten wltn a brush on silk paper read; "Rather than expose my shame to the world by living, in death I shall become a miardlan of my nation. (Signed) Hidckl." I no note was - addressed to "Miura," presumably a member of the imperial household. It was learned ToJo's income tax form, incompleted when he was picked up, showed he car ried only 9000 yen Insurance. This Is equivalent to $600 at the current exchange rate of 15 yen to the dollar. As far as the kids are con cerned, the famous old song should read, "School daze, school daze, dreary golden rule days." Fmnm t rttitie MONTHLY FEMALE MISERY (AIm Ftm tomodric TbUI) Lydta C. Piokham'a Vegetable Com pound is amoui to relieve cot only monthly pain but alto accompanying nervous, tired, big hi tru ng reeling vben due to functional periodic dis turbances. Taken recularly It help build up restitance against such dis tress. Ptnkbsm's Compound helpe no tttrtt Follow lsbt; directions. Try itl if V" I ft Matching Suit. t i anc j ; -ij Coat "They go together" these grand new dressmaker duets for Fall. Superbly tailored, hand stitched and detailed as only LILLI-ANN could create. You'll love them for desk or date. 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