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I BrtAiw Evening Eagle, Friday, June 14, 1946 Jeff' Wanted Only Coffins And Doctor in Badman Hunt American -Jews the tar YORK A total af women of tha Jewish! tn the armed force States durtag World whom. Incomplete re- some 7300 gave their according to the fourth issue Are the Facta, a eo ampliation Jewish participation la -the released thj week by the' Jewish Welfare Board casualties thus far Vets Bow To Waist THERMOPOLE3. Wy. (UP) World War I veterans paraded alongside their younger colleagues of the second world conflict here on Memorial Day, but spots only the cape to the uniforms, while the more youthful group was decked out In full dress. On World War I vet explained: "Some of ua just couldnt get into our uniforms like we could 28 years ago, so wo made it unanimous by srearlng only our capa.

bor SJOOl 550,000 In NEW men and faith served the United ar IL of turns show, liveor of These of war, National Total New Antarctic Voyage Planned By Science Sendee WASHINGTON New exploration of the wastes of the Antarctic in search of scientific information planned by an expedition that hopes to sail for the southern polar continent Ute this year. Hearings are expected to begin before the Naval Affairs Committee of the Senste here in a few days on a bill Introduced by committee chairman Sen. David Walsh (D-Msss.) permitting the Navy to loan a ship to the American Antarctic Association for the expedition. This non-profit corpora tion was especially organised for the planned trip. Com.

Sinn Ronne of the Navy's Bureau of Ships expected to head the expedition. Formed to gather geographic, meteorologie, geologic and geophysical data about the Antarctic, the expedition is under the auspices of the American Geographical Society and the Navy. 8.000.000 Tires To Woar Out NEW YORK WV-Thls summer will take a toll of 8.000,000 or more tires when motorists start out on the greatest vacation driving spree in history, the Rubber Manufacturers' Association warned yesterday. It said the normal loss is 6.000.000 tires. A Urge proportion of casings now in service are worn from punishing use during the war.

Casings will not be avalUble in normal supply for several months. The industry expecU to produce nearly 70,000,000 passenger car tires this year. GIs Sent an Arsenal CLARKSBURG. W. Va.

(UP) Residents of 31 northern West Virginia counties have enough foreign-made weapons to stock a small arsenal, a survey by the government has revealed. Weapons ranging from Japanese knee mortars to dueling pistols were sent home by proud servicemen overseas. More than 2400 persons stfere Interviewed during the survey by Avery E. Gaskins and Clyde W. Hlssera, gents for the Alcohol Tax Unit, who eealod many guns by welding them.

TUCSON, Ar lx. a Send two eoffinx and one doctor Jeff. Jeff D. Wilton sent that message after being assigned to bring In three train robbers half a century ago when he a one-man border patrol of the Southwest. As he approaches his 85th birthday, Milton looks back on a life spent in battling lawlessness, a life during which he earned a reputation among outlaws and pioneers for speed and accuracy with a six-shooter.

How -many men Milton has killed as a law officer probably isn't Said Daniel W. MacCprmack. while U. S. immigration commissioner: Since the early 80s he has been one of the best shots in the Southwest in that era he closed the careers of many a temporary mad man, with bullets or handcuffs as the circumstances dictated." For himself, Milton' says: never killed a man who didnt need killing, and 1 never shot an ahimal except for meat." Quiets 'en Draw So quick was he on the draw that Pancho Bedoya, the Mexican leader, called him "the man with the eyes in the back of his head.

Then Bedoya. shrugged his shoul ders and added, "if he had not had them there, he would have been dead long ago. When he joined the Texas Ran- I as a lad of 19, Milton, tall, ean and handsome, was aching for action He found it. From the Rangers he headed for southern Arizona and Tombstone, then the toughest town on earth. then over to New Mexico where he was deputy sheriff In San Socorro County for three years, followed ROBINSON'S I by service with the New Mexico Stockmans Association, then an' other spell as deputy sheriff in Apache County, Arizona.

Next he signed on as a peace officer with the Customs Service, later became chief of police in El Paso, Texas, a messenger for the Wells Fargo Company and then the S. Immigration Service's one-man border patrol in the Southwest Called to New York In 1919 Milton, then a U. S. immigration inspector, was called to report to New York where he was met by George Webb, with whom be had worked In the Southwest Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman and more than 200 other suspected agitators were being returned Europe. Trouble was expected.

Immigration Commissioner General A. Camlnetti told a press conference he wanted "those two boys from the West along, for if anything started they would know how to handle It But nothing happened and after he was well at sea Milton was allowed to cable his wife telling her where he was, and where ha was going. For many ears now Milton has been minus a section of arm bone, one of his worst injuries. He was wounded, be says, while a Wells Fargo express messenger on the train from Mexico to Falrbank. Now this man whose life spans the two-gun- days -of old with the peace of today lives quietly in suburban Tucson.

But for all his years, he would be a good man to have on your side in case of a fight Saratoga Installs New Tote Machine SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. (UP) With a new counter tote machine Installed, officials of the Saratoga Raceway said parimutuel bettors at tha harness racing track will see changes In odds flashed electrically this summer as fast as at any major track- in the country. Most tracks change approximate odds on the tote board every 90 seconds, but Walter Johnson, mu tuels manager, said the raceway can flash'' up the odds even more quickly than that whenever horse gets a big play In the closing minutes before post time. ummer CIRCUS FEATURES CATS Top billing In the Sparks Circus, which is to giro two performances at 2.30 and 8.30 Wednesday at the Lanes boro show grounds, is given to Damoo Dhotre, Hindu trainer, and his collection of leopards, black jaguars and pumas from Asia, Africa, and South and Central America.

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Tanner residence discovered Tanner collected sou venira. When Tanner heard a suspicious noise at tha window, ha' Investigated, saw tha shape of a man, and hurled a Japanese suicide sword st the figure. There was a yelp of pain, and tha burglar fled. Tanner's war trophy was only slightly bent, and ready for further use. 1 Our Own Home Made Dee (Cream Made Fresh Daily Alwmy 1 Flavors MEiniiEiHrs 119 Elm St Dial 9494 301 NORTH ST.

the watch event vouve been waiting I for tsssgs Police Get Course in Race Relations California Plan May Spread Through Nation SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Definite step for law enforcement officers to take training courses In race relations have been takeq by the California- Department of Justice and, under the sponsorship of the American Council of Race Relations, efforts are being 'made to make the program national in scope, The course, first given in Rich mond. is presented in a bulletin entitled "A Guide to Race Relations for Police Officers. Because of the success of the Initial course the bulletin has been printed by the state of California and Is being distributed by the American Council from its headquarters in Chicago. Hie California attorney general, Robert W.

Kenny, also has sent the bulletin to all sheriffs and police chiefs in the state and in statement concerning the training program said: We In the profession of law enforcement have realized more and more the importance of training in human relations as well as in the detection of crime. This bulletin offers police officers for the first time a concrete, practical guide tor training in the vitally Important field of race relations, or, more accurately, the racial aspects of human relations. Wide Interest In the Subject The course resulted from a growing Interest among law enforcement officials In developing higher police standards for handling cases Involving minority groups. Police officials from cities throughout the country attended a in February, 1943. called by the American Council and urged that a basic training course be developed, tested and distributed nationally.

The program also has been furthered by the International City Managers which has issued a study prepared by the American Cbuncil and entitled "The Police and Minority Groups. This has been used by 93 municipal police departments, the International Association of Police Chiefs and Artny military police and security officers. 11 WORTH STREET PITTSFIELD Phone 5839 Um Is $300 aajar Maw. Item 195 Air Lines Freight American To Lug ST. JOSEPH, Mo.

American Airlines Ins. announced the creation of a contract air freight division, with headquarters at Roosevelt Field here. It will specialize in contracting to carry freight on a non-scheduled plane-load basis. Flight operations are scheduled to start about June 15. Six four-engine C-54 transports will be tsed.

Pay roll of the contract air freight division at St. Joseph will be about $750,000 annually and about 100 people will be employed. James A. Wootten has been appointed general manager of the division. He formerly headed Americans air freight activities from New York.

R. L. Griffith, recently elected assistant secretary of American, has been appointed secretary and general counsel of the contract division. St. Josepll was chosen as the rite for operations owing to Its central location and nearness to great circle routes between important business centers.

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