Outer Mongolian Troops;
Supported By Red Planes,
Attacking Chinese Troops
NANKING. June 10 ll'i The of-
flclal Central Now Agency today
mild government tn 1 1 1 1 1 ry sources
confirmed riurui Unit Outer Mon
kiiIiiiii Irniiiui, supported by (ur
Hovlet waniliines, Invaded Mlnkliiug
province Thursday.
The agency Htt I (I tin Moimoln linil
penetrated l a depth ill more tlliin
300 iiiIIch and iiuw wore fliilitliiK
Chinese defense troop 300 miles
)lni tlif mil nf TIIiiiu,
The tif rtclttl report followed closely
a similar report by seml-ofllclnl
entirce. Until today th mlnlatry
nf national defense had auppresard
stream of excited cable to loriil
newapaper by their Wilneae corres
pomlcm In Blnkiaug reporting de
tails. Ontrnl Newa Agenry reported In
a dlapatch from Tlheu Hint "bitter
Guns Must Be
Registered
A warning to register nil firearm
with shorter Ihnn IB-ludi barrels
was repented today by Allull T,
Kleicher, Invcsllgiilor for the alcohol
tax unit, who uutkea the rcglstra
llnnt In room 308, poal office build
Ina. There U no Inw agalnat possessing
mich weapons. Fletcher advised, but
there la heavy penalty of five
yeara Imprisonment plus a I'JOOO
fine fur not registering the guns.
Type of guna whlrh need not be
registered are revolvera and eeinl
autoiiiailc pUtoln audi aa the P-31
Walther and the Jap model M
Nnnibu.
Guna that mint be registered In
rlude any inarhlne gun, machine
pistol or any lyiw of weapon from
whlrh mora than on ahol may be
fired by meaiu of one continuous pull
of the trigger. Any putol with a
shoulder aluck attached. Any gun
ilniilgned to be fired from the almul
iter and having a barrel leaa than
lg Inchca in length; 10 111 the cane
of .33 caliber or lew.
J. C. Priddy. 3M7 Turnage, reen
tered a WCP Winchester rifle with
a 14-Inch barrel with Uio office to
day. Bees Attack
White House
INDEPENDENCE. Mo.. June 10
iH't A colony of beea haa established
residence at the aummer While
House.
The Intruder! moved Into a cupola
near an attic window of Preatdent
Truman a Independence home yea
lerday. A nearby farmer who la an aplarlal
In tin apare time, ilenry J. miner,
and hla wife answered a rail to the
White Homo yesterday. Alter con
atiltlug with a aecret service agent
lllfnrr derided to ixmtpone the Job
n attempting to dislodge the beea
until a 00-foot ladder could be
obtained.
"I hone aomeoii geta them down
Mm. Miner aald. "It would be awful
If the beea found an opening In the
house."
Armenians To Be
Taken Home
BAI.ONIKA, Oreere. June 10 oft
A Soviet Armenian delegation arrived
here yeaterday to aupcrvlse the re-mov-'
to the Soviet republic of about
17.000 mare of the Armenians who
have been In Greece aince llielr ex
pulsion from Asia Minor In 1823.
About SOO0 were transferred last
year.
KIRBY
Vacuum Cleaners
Llfeflm Guarantee)
Frea Demonstration
Teilaphone 9200
Harwin's Features the
KxqtiUllc finulMlfrt
pearl ert In eolld
luld ettin.
Highly pnlUhetl,
bcMUlirully grtidii
tiled ilmuli ted
uenrli.
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Eaty Termt r$ rCr
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in
MADVIN
'fighting" waa continuing between
nutlve Mlukiiing troopa uud Invading
forcea from the Hovlut-apouaorcd
Mougolliin Kcpubllc,
The dispatch, the agency auld, re
ported thiil wiirpliiuc accompany
ing t a Mongolian cavalry and other
truupa Into Mlukliing alrafed Chi
nese troop conceutriitloua and
bumbrd at lid alrafed civilian a"
towun In the Invasion puth,
No Chinese government oiiicml
here Immediately confirmed theae
report but an olUclnl military
spokesman, oueatloned, referred the
AMOclnled Preaa to the Central
Newa Agency report. The agency
la a government organ. '
Military eource auld It wna be
lieved that only a amall number of
native troopa and a tew trained Chi
nese officer comprise the WeaUirn
ainklang garrison. The region haa
been In a alate nf continued unreal
since Outer Mongolia waa granted
Independence.
Military observers aald that , be
cause of trie great distances In
volved and the lack of readily avail
able forcea It waa unlikely the gov
ernment would dispatch adequate
defense forcea to Blnklang.
RNA Conclave
Set Friday
The 18th district convention of
the Itoyal Neighbors of America will
hold Us annual meeting In the KC
hall rrlduy. June 13, with Lucille
llelfer. district oracle, presiding.
Registration la acheduled for 10
a. m. with Introduction of district
offlcera and the school of Instruc
tion under the direction of But
8uiervlaor Mne E. Logan of Port
land. The afternoon aeaalon will
adiourn at 6 p. m. and a banquet
will be served at 6:30 p. m. Ill the
Kirat Christian church, lh and
Pine. Tlcketa for the banquet may
be purchased at the KC hall from
Kathleen Hepburn who la In charge
of the affair. Lodge-will convene
at 7:30 p. m. and plcturea of dla
trlct offlrera will be taken at thla
time. Following lodge visitors and
friends are Invited to attend the
program. Refreshmenta will be
served in the dining room.
Miner Creek Road
To Be Resurfaced
SALEM. June 10 ' The alate
highway commission today awarded
to Lloyd Calkin, Ocean Ijike. a con
tract for regradlng 1.17 mllea and
aurfarlng 4.3 mllea of the Miner
creek-Agate beach section of the
Oregon roast highway In Lincoln
county. Calkin'a bid waa $152,208.
FOR FATHER'S DAY
MANHATTAN
RAYON
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BROADCLOTH
PAJAMAS
All Sixtt
Including Slimt
Reeded
STORI f MIH
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Birthstone for June
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CONVKNTION DOI'III.KK
BAN KHANCIBCO, June 10 llt
I'ho loudspeaker at the Rotary In
ternational convention asked Lyle
Ilrowir lo report at the secretary's
office. Two .showed up,
Ho the secretary asked, "Which
one of you la with the telephone
company?"
Simultaneously the two Lyle
Browna aald, "I am."
So they shook hand Lyle Brown,
Hnu Francisco district manager of
the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph, with Lyle Brown, Sedalla,
Mo., district manager of Southwest
ern Bell Telephone company,
BOILING POINT
PHILADELPHIA, June 10 Ml
Miiglatrale Nathan A. Eelfel fined
Adam Btaiikalavlcu $100 and coat
for refusing three times to let a slate
Inspector check the hot water boiler
In hla tailor ahop.
Then as Inspector examined the
boiler and found It In tip-top ahape,
fully eligible for a 13 annual certlfl
" . . ,
DALLAS, Tex., June 10 VPt M. E,
Beckler of Deahler, Neb., here In-
Hint .
PICK FROM OUR
atalllng an exhibit at grocer' con
vention, advocated use of hi product
a one of the aureat way for a wo
man to reduce her hip and waist
line. "It 1 a double moral builder," he
added. "She get the twin satisfac
tion of cleanllnea for her house and
streamlining her figured Beckler
line 1 brooms.
ATTORNEY QUITS
PORTLAND, June 10 OP) Herman
H. Haines, assistant U. 8. attorney
here the paat eight month and a
f raduate of the University of Oregon
aw echool, haa resigned to enter
private law practice In Weill Walla,
Wash,
Olaaalfled Ada Bring- Reeult.
Caution Urged
In Gl Loans -
A 40 per cent rise In default dur
ing May on OI loan for amall busi
nesses In Oregon haa prompted a
concerned plea by the veterans ad
ministration to lender urging ex
treme prudence In permitting ex
servicemen to become Involved In
"make or break" enterprises, Patrick
W. Kllby, VA contact representative
here, reported today.
Portland regional office of the VA
ha advised Kllby that buslnesa loan
default In May numbered 18, booat-
The creom of the cotton crop . . . the crispest, freshest, woshing-est dressei
ond suits ore here. We have chambrays, percales, ginghams, seersucker!
and cotton sheers. We hove tailored casuals and ruffly date dresses. Our
racks are filled with stripes and prints, checks and ploids, pastels, whites,
blacks! We could go on and on describing our new beauties, but why just
read about them! Come see for yourself!
5.95
HtXAI.D a New. Klamalk rails, Of.
Ing the total to 3. While these
represent only 5 per cent of the 1300
OI loan made on businesses. E. E.
Tate, regional guaranty chief, wrote
that the sharp Increase In default
justifies aome alarm. .
Only ten buslnesa default have
been "cured" or aettled and IS have
resulted In claim agalnat the gov
ernment under the OI guaranty.
Moat default have Involved trucks,
the majority In logging.
"Many loans now in trouble," Tate
remarked, "will not liquidate at more
than half. Veteran paid high price
for equipment, much of It second
hand and often with no provision
for heavy repair. ,
7.95
Ti asnAT, Jaa It, IM1. rate Tare
RIIIP SUNK a
' SHANGHAI. June 10 m Tfla
Tafelug Shipping company reported
today that the 440 - ton steamer
Tafcng sank off Woosung during, a
storm yeaterday and that 139 ef it
300 passenger were missing. Ttiej
other 101 were rescued, the company
.SEWING MACHINE i
REPAIRING i
gsatrl. flasraau Were
(All MskMI
aassaeatte arlasa Tin gsllante
Sewing Machlnt Srvic
Tsar lnainl Dsalat
mi sua aaatia WsV
10.95