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Fire Fighters .
NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. W
A National Guard firing squad per
formed a double duty at Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery yesterday.
The men no sooner fired the
traditional volley of shots at Me
morial Day exercises when they
spotted a fire in a nearby parked
car.
They filled their helmets with
sand and put out the blaze.
RITES
ROME I Thousands of Ro
man Catholic pilgrims packed St.
Mary Major Basilica Tuesday for
uie beginning of three days of
services honoring newly sainted
Pope Pius X.
I '-. 0pen 7 P.m.
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THIS SPECIMAN OF THE OSTEOLOGIST'S art was once a golden cocker spaniel, "Willy."
The skeleton was assembled by Brian Arnold, Latin Class student, KUHS, who identified and
marked every bone and tooth, wiring the parts together to form this perfect specimen, that
demonstrates that the technical names of bones are derived from the Latin. Brian is employed
after school hours by the Klamath Animal Hospital.
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SGT. DONALD TRAINER,
Portland, hat been trans
ferred to Klamath Falls where
he will be permanently sta
tioned as liaison officer with
the Ground Observer Corps.
His territory will include
Klamath, Late, and part of
Modoc and Siskiyou counties.
He may be contacted at the
Army Reserve headquarters,
L436 Main.
19 Feared Dead
In Plane Crash
RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil Lfi
Parachute Tescue teams sped to
day to a mountainside 210 miles
northwest of Rio where 19 Brazili
ans were believed to have perished
in the fiery crash of a National
Airlines plane.
Meridional News Agency said the
plane, carrying four crewmen and
15 passengers, crashed and bumed
yesterday on Cerro Cipo Moun
tain, 60 miles from Belo Horizonte.
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Dick Powell Now Producer
Of Huge Hollywood Movie
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD. May 31 i -I'm
having the most fun ot my life."
This was Dick Powell enthusing,
and no wonder, he is maneuvering
horses, camels and hordes of Mon
gols and Tartars in a four million
dollar production, one of the big
gest movies in Hollywood history.
The boy from Mountain View,
Ark., has come a long way. Pro
gressively a movie house emcee,
film crooner and private eye por
traycr, he has now blossomed out
as a producer-director of epics.
Powell has never produced a
picture before. He has directed
only one. a medium-budget thrill
er oolled "Split Second." Yet How
ard Hughes is so sold on the Icllow
that he has given Powell the green
light for what will probably be
RKO's costliest movie.
Not only that, but the enigmatic
Texan also wanted Powell to take
over as production boss of the
whole studio. The ex-crooner
turned it down, contending that he
wasn't ready for such a post.
When I saw Powell on the set
of "The Conqueror," he was riding
high. He was astride a camera
boom many feet In the air, direct
ing the entrance of horsemen into
a palace courtyard.
His relationship with the cast
and crew appeared to be one of
mutual respect. Powell is aware
I that he is on a spot. He personal
ly interviewed 3,000 actors lor roles
in the picture, asking questions
from, morning to night.
QaKe it from me
You're invited to
The
"June Is Dairy
Month Show"
Starring
Bob Hope . . . Bob Crosby . a .
Edgar Bergen . . . Charlie Mc
Carthy . . . Mortimer Snerd . . .
The Modernaires . . . The Bell
Sisters ... on
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The casting office olfered to re
lieve him of the load. "Look I'm
an actor myself," he replied. "1
don't want any other aclor to say
that I didn't give him the cour
tesy of seeing him personally about
a role."
When Powell came down from
his perch, he commented about
what a good time he was having.
We've got a good story on paper,"
he said, "now all I have to do
is get it on film."
He said that he had trouble find
ing the ri?ht locations for the film,
which concorns the early years oi
Chengis Khan. "The story takes
place In the Gobi Desert." he ex
plained, "but It isn't the bare des
ert that most people think it is.
Parts of it are quite green and
there is much cattle raising.
Powell's company will spend sev.
cral weeks thero and a vast area
of sage brush hBs been cleared,
according to the studio. Some 5.000
natives will be recruited to por
tray the Chinese mobs. Yes. our
boy has come a long way since
"42nd Street" and "Flirtation
Walk."
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Ceasefire In
Still Drags In
French, Yietminh Confer
By MAX HAKRELSON
GENEVA tfl The snall's-pace
progress toward an Indochina
cease-fire incited along today with
French and Vtotmlnh military rep.
resentstlves scheduled to meet tor
talks to arrange opening of actual
negotiations Inter llila week.
. Meanwhile, the nine-party con
ference on the Far Uaatorn battlo.
ground was In recess or a dry,
snarled over Communist proposals
tor a "neutral" commission to po
lice any truce that may be
achieved.
Tlie Prcnch-Vlctmlnh meeting to
day was called to work out pre
liminary details of iwgotlntlous I
expected to beitlu Thursday on
the question of lones in which the
rival lorces would assemble if and
when a ceuse-firo is ellcctcd.
In the subsequent lulks Col.
Jules Flcimuit la to represent
France and Ta tlang Dull, Viet
mlnh vice minister nf dclensc, will
attend for Uie Reds.
New difficulties over the cease
fire question arose yesterday when
Uie full Indochina conference e.inio
to grips lor the first time wllh the
problem of policing an armisllri.
The Communists propose,! cs.
tabllshment of a Korca-lypu nonce
body part Communist, the rest
non-Red for Indochlnu. The
Soviet .Union nominated Commu
nist Poland and Czechoslovakia,
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SPRING HOUSE. Pa. Wv-Frlt
J. Hartman. who still lists his
namo as "Junior," became eligi
ble today to collect 11.180 as the
beneficiary of his own life liuur-
ance policy.
He bought the policy In 1001 ond
stopped paying premiums In 1921.
Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New
York announced at had offered
Hartman tho privilege of cashing
In the policy on tho anniversary
dale nearest his 96th birthday an
niversary, which will be next Oct.
13.
The company sold only three per
sons out of every thousand can
hope to reach 98.
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West quickly ubjeoted, Dimming
thai tho Korean Neutral N.ttious
Supervisory Commission !ind lulled
to work because uf vetoes by its
Communist members,
Debate will b resumed tomo
row when another ccret session is
scheduled. Soviet Foreign Minister
V. M. Molotov is expected buck
Iroin his Moscow talk by then,
Tho conference planned to con.
tliiuo discussion also on oilier
issues, including proposals fur ex
change of prisoners and piohi'n
lion of relnlorcorteiits iiom
outside.
The proposal for a loin-n.Uion
supervisory commission was ait
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