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ent picture :lele Welch, cge beauty >se mutilatmnd in the r home in Her death to a mystelayer. MARSHFIELD, Ore, March China Survey matched in a life and-death strug. gie with an enraged 500-pound 10. M>)--Thp wreckage of an SAN FRANCISCO. Match 10 >w, -mid today no owed his life army "A-17" type aHa< < plane '**--President Roosevelt's per- j to hi*, dog, "Butch " a'lblgiObbap1 which crashed last night into sohal emissary to China flew (man pinscher, Coos Bay, 400 miles off It back to. Washington tonights d u j w had gone W I: v course, yielded the body of Major ZfMmRoy P. MacDonald, 44, to res cuers today. The major, attached to the 4.1ivj what be learned during an In tensive three-weeks study In ChungSting, capita! of China. Lauehliti Currie, adtnltiirtra* to pick up a when the big sow aU*ekl M#i and knocked him to the grotsAjk The dag rushed in and fittgaged air base group, Hamilton Field ItsiruerOBddesbtbttWanHt igtho Sthaen pf'rraensiediesneto. iDI hueHnsgowc,allefrdeeoinfgf thilles dmoags.t, eKr,T. Califs apparently was killed out right as the plane settled into from the California clipper to alsaitl. without injury shallow water and nosed over transcontinental plans w'hieh jfh participants in the baUte, while attempting a landing on was kept waiting for him to com- ........... the beach. piete his 25.000 aerial round trip. Lieut J. J, Trauernicht, 03, In Chungking Currie and jiiuS'PAINTSfield artillery reservist who ac-` Emile Despres, senior economist companied Major MacDonald on of the federal reserve board, a routine flight from .Salt Lake conferred with leading Chinese Cily to- HanllltflTr'Flitldr yvas- officials, the American ambasha EASY TERMS thrown clear and waded 30 feet dor, visited arsenals, airports, to shore. military training schools and in Trauernicht said they became dustrial cooperatives. Currie Kiiilui't pii.YmciUK m'r miIV mail. nhlr on pnrt'tniM' nr iialnlh *n<1 lost when the radio beam failed. brought Mite personal greetings vnpiillcii o[ 110.1)0 or more, N'o MacDonald's body was recov of Generalissimo Chlang Kai- ilf-I.rv ... no rri! fntie. Take up ered by coast guardsmen from shek to President Roosevelt, Jo 6 jiioiilh't Jo (he Ceos Bay station. Army officials at Hamilton When Padhlla, leader of a HEITZMAN'S Field plan an investigation to prison break in the penitentiary learn how the pilot ea n(> to be -w' afre**ri" PAINT STORE 38 f` fM.NTI < MIM so far tiff his course m clear riseefifly In Porto Alegre he bore MM weather. 21 bullet scars. 325 South First $(... Columbia 3500 Granted im-ior March 10, OP) larson Kanin lied to report tlie arm.y as a requested and an extension t board Chair lid today, lative of Roehesent is work with Ginger rademy award as uiHlersloof! SOllriVt H'iW is siiKon, ewart, another inner, will be service. Mart'll 1 announced. Colds (i on IlnM-Provod HURRY! ROW is the time to get 12,95 to 34.60/ for your old range! Come chat with our competent men. They'll show yo a grant! sehrtion of streamlined 1941 Wedgewood*--with about as many wonderful de luxe features as a new ear! Spring Gas Range Cam* pai ;n and its special offer won't last much longer--so come today! Spring gas range cam* paign ends Saturday, March 15. Don't delay --Get your new Wedge* wood while prices are low. . Angularly $ | P8.00 Celebration Fetes Guard Departure Company Entrains at I!:.TO a. trt. for Camp At San Luis Ojbinpo. (CnntlnuaS Prom Fift-i One) .In M .) Jim. , h- . -i \ M. ; d ite. >nii .M ` i' "i , K-'H tie h V. Dnderwond. Corporals Gerald R Avery, Vcre F Avery, Autfi.-y D Comp ton, Arthur IS, Horn sen, Alehin I, Higgins, August C Lavatp nmo. George U, Law on, Richon Ison M. Norris*. privates first cltx-s David K, Alwurd,"Ray i!'. Afiup, Danin a Avila, George G. Letson. For rest W. Butler, John .1, Clark, Earl F. Cooley. John !<'. Graves, Harold L: Elliss, Anthony F. Fisher, Eugene H. Lrnkes, Tony I). Franco, Eugene W. Hawes Frank A. Hazleton, Leo Ludc w;g, Earl S. Newlin, Felix Venegas, Fred W. Wyant, Privates George E. Abbe, Bar my U, Ahlers, William G. Ah lcrs. Jack Alexander Jehu Berri, Francis L. JlO'dges, Joe Boreili, Frank C. B.r/.io, Arthur \V. Rimini, TBrso G. Cadci,'Ray mond P. Cailei, Ot iondo J. Ca diie; Rtteben Comp'ou, Grtie S, Oilhimber, Joseph )>, Guuho RIte'Kgilnlitainldt Desiflerlo, CA IlDlnUt-V-m1J VV Doan, Robert A. K!u, Robert M. Kustk-e, Joe F. File-e, Me-rill J. Fisher, Kalwr It Gttglfardl, Frank C, Galvin, Stanley &i George, Berth F, <i e r v 1 s, Thomas E, Glass, TrancSf P. Girenta, Charles W, Golterba August J. Ifapp Jr.-iJtrwior 1 Jliit'lsell, George t.`. Hazleton, WMSW'KSrta til'd E. Hubbard, Done Id H. Hus ton, Irvin J, Huston', Walter E. Knnnely, Warren M Kr.miol.v Edwin F. Kellogg, Anthony A Kline, Edward M, Lopes, Lawrrnce L, Maneo, Kendall .L Mc Cone, Joseph J. Meie-ldn, David H. Miilang, Joseph V. Moot*, Marlon K. Monig, Kitgcne i*. James A, Firm, Wtsley Uerstm, Ear! II, ferry, ' iVt-isMi, .. f'. .m f. Ram > v l). !c H'i! !'. , a: i ii Sfnir.i i-.nv -t 'i <g< , ..i, V: v'i f V.'sl-i, Ii-.!,.- I ! VV ... .1 mi ' I'. \\ ii.(e, \ .ii i io Aauini Alexander ZeliiT S. 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