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FINNS DROWN THOUSANDS OF RUSSL ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ Roosevelt Budgets for Treasury Income of Six Billion Dollai Boost Predicted in DJORIHCW For the Holidays—And for the War Soviet Troops Nation’s Returns as BACKS lEM Shelled Trying Business Gain ^oms By LYLE C. W ILSON ^ fllll PREWty To Cross Lake W ASH IN G TON . Dec. 27 tu.FD-Sen, WASHINGTON. Dec. 27 CU.R)—President Roosevelt was D. W o rth C lark. D.. Ida., whose By WEBB MILLER believed today to be budgetin}ir for a federal treasury income vlews-frequently coincide ^-lih those FINNISH ARMY GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, A T ,( of $6,000,000,000 or more for the next fiscal year in expecta of hla Republican colleague—Sen. tion of continued business improvement. WHUam E. Botah—said tortay ihal VIIPURI, Dec. 27 (U.R)—BuMian troops, using new methods,"-* Tax revenue at the $6,000,000,000 level would be the third Ben. B u rto n K . Wlieeler, D.. M ont. sought to smash through the Finnish left ^ n g in a nuBI* 'Is a natural" for President in 1940. att^ick on frozen lakes today and make the Mannerheim dft* i largest in treasury experi Borah has not namtd his choice fense line untenable. ence, exceeded only by the but la known to be one of WlieeU The Finns had long foreseen such an attack and fiscaKyears 1920 and 1938. Oil Head Dies er's strongest admirers. T h e Indicated upw ard trend In Wheeler, who left his porty In 1824 prepared. Their machine guna had a clear field of fire across''^ ledcra) Income Is accompanletl b> lo run lor vlcc-prcsldtnl on a Pro the lake; their field goiui^ reports of budget-paring and con gressive ticket headed by the late crashed into the Ice to drown' ;' sideration of naw lax levies at the Sen. Robert M. LaFolletie of Wis consin. said recently his 1940 Intcn- whole groups ot attacker^ White Hoa'C. Tlie whole fiscal out It waa reported the Bu^___ look. of coursc, dcpendsv upon the ' lions would not be made public un CRISIS »EMS IN future coursc of business activity, til President Roosevelt had cleaved casualties on the one>mn« ’ re-employment and national defense up Che th ird term cnigmn. length of Lake. Ladoga developments. ClarJc described Wheeler ; Ideal can d id a te fo r Uie party. mounting into the thousili& '- 1933 Income Up Por three weeki th* Inter-keW uf Secretary of Commerce Harry L. Liberal for 20 Yean Hopkins estimates national Income “Wheeler was fighting the up-lUlt takn had fotvM tbt Attidau • during th e 1930 calendar year ag battle of liberalism 20 years ago •tUck along ckntUzed Ud m . S e r m l > gregated *68,500,000,000, an Increase w hen m a n y o f tho.se who a rc now so days o f 10 a n d IS d e rrc e t bi Icud In thflr praise-, were In lliclr IMS M of M.500.000,000 over th e national In tero weather had ttoten tb* 1 come 5aat year. Even hall lhal Im p olitical sw addling cloUics," Clfirk TOKYO. Dcc. 27 ajj9-^ Premier aufflck . - provement next year would raise said, adding the third term question Nobuyuki Abe’a government waa nten. was not involved because "It Is not the national Income flgure-tpc under severe attack from mtjnber* MakaN»OalB» sum repre.senUng the whole nation's to be assu m ed th e President dewven productive earnings—to something a third term. of tbfi lower house of the Diet today, Hence the RnwlinB euayed tbfiff : over $70,000,000,000 for the 1940 c al •‘The constitution, and. particul but aVove was under way to check new mode of attack, eentotof tte tr.’. endar year. arly. the bill of rlRhts. which pro- demands for Ita rtsignaUoti. effort* on Lake Suvtnto, _ Mr. Roosevelt roughly eatlmatcd tecta our cherlshcd liberties can find A petition, signed t>y 240 I31et Reports rrtmt th« In nis last budget message that DO more gallant or effective cham members demanding the resignation were that the Rusalaos.had l ‘ existing tax rat«s would obtain %Ar pion than Wl)ecler,” he said. "He of Abe's cabinet was to be handed no gains. Tlte TinnUli 000,000.000 fo r th e treasury when ts neither a busluess-bakter nor a to Abe today. The lower hoOw of gunners' verB~«we«DloS.'t>r ..jiational. Income reaicljed *10,000.*: He Insists big buM- the Diet has 460 members: hence, the ice aa the ahella of t 000.000. T h ftfin co m e would be .pro HENRY L. DOHERTY ■ behave iUel/, and when it does, those demanding the government ffuns amashed onto It, to I . vided from these sources: he wanta to sea it prosper and help rcsSsnaUon consUluttd a maJoiWy. th e alow moTlBK R m t t e a f Corporate and Individual Incomc maXe America great. He is able, The petltlon.said the cabinet had formatloiu. The weather.« UXM, *2,300.000,000. honest, eotirageou*." been “\insatlsfactory" and cited par cloudy, waa oC «draataa» MUcellaneous internal revenue. Backs Garner ticularly its “price and rice policies." Finns. It kept down RonSu timOOO^XH. ‘ Praise tor WhcoUr aUo waa volc«d Tlie cabinet was expected to coni and promised now. cu sto m s. 1400.000.000. by Sen. Edward B. Burke, D.. Neb., fer informally late today afl« the The n nns h*v» pot aettM of tl ^ e l l a n e o u A rocelptj. $200,000,000 who said, however, Vice-President Diet adjourns for tJie New Year night &trola cm aka^-w bkh" P l ^ U t u e a . t700.000.000. John N. Oamer was his choice for VM)UiJfts. I t te to n v en e a »>. abled'thiem te gUto * “ " PUoa Spccia) Tax the prealdency. cabinet waa to devlae means theidetd.thaF I n BdcUUoa t o ' Inccme expectable H[NRy DOHERIK"I leel ceruin at the proper tjme of prevenlMiE tii'e AnU>gDvemment to t a u t ^ ■ •• r U*,nU«. I' “ the President, will announce he has feeling sp re a d in g ,. C i r s o T s m m t PHILADCUailA, See. 37 UJ!)- US .tn tt n U m o ( Ketklng % tM M does n*t .ngafd tt aa serious now. yioaWi ornom Tdi netity'llif '“B pe£-_...... term." Burke aaid. However, the spread of dlssatisfae> ralM >500,000.000; In cn a ses In m id night In thtPtiosplial bad from which In addition t« Clark. Sent. Edwin tlon easily ebuld forc» the oablnit dlmlSttt at 1, he had directed hLi billlon-d61lar dle bracket Individual Incomc tAx C. Johnson. D., Colo., Pat McCarran, 7,000 woundMl, t a d ] bitelncss R((alr6 and phUanthroplo rales. esUite taxes and manutacvur- D.. Nov., and Elmer Thomas^ D.. : waa regarded as at a,000 klUed ami iOMO M.______caases for three end a half years. er's excljie taxes have been augiicstcd Okla.. have announced support for unorganised and l It U a mnitanr ulom . tte K am Doherty, who bcgsn life as a ' BK a likely source. A^oUicr and sim Wheeler. Thomas qualified hla en era wanted to keep It that way. said, that the attacker lOM pler method would be to Uix-thc-tftx newsboy in Columbus. O.. and dorsement by basing It on the as RyuUrq Nagal, minister of rfUways thaa the defender. Itiui, b«ilD« ‘-7, am assed a fortune of *300,000,000 In —th a t Is. Impose ft five or 10 pei sumption the President would not and Communications, and " other thetr iUteinents on the BilNlia . ^ public utllltle.-i, died of bronchial cent levy on ench IndlvWual’.s net run, while McCarran accompanied party men were working vigorously mtmlque, the Finns said Bti»< pneumonln, with which he was tox liability. A person whose Incomc his with praise for Gamer. to effect an “understanding" wlU S caaualUea must U fat Wihtf ' fitvlcken two weeks aao. A life-long ' tox at exlathiR mws was compuU'd ALL ROADS OPEII opponenU. a t 1100 wo'Uld add five or 10 |)cr cent sufferer from rheinnatlsm. his con Meantime, Foreign Minister Ad Fiona rrepw e Bvprise to that sum. mnklns hU tax llnbllliy dition develo|H-d Into nrthrllls In miral Klchlsaburo Nomura waa said Finland te prepartat tn seent .ta SIOS o r 9110. 1927 a n d In '1936. h e c.siabllshed an to have told the cabinet that the iipnrlmcnt In Temple university npleasant surprise for the BuiriM EV SniDENI IN SWIIH l i United 8UICS' attitude toward Ja air force, whleh is tNmUoi ttaft. „ hospital. p a n Is "Im proving” because it la Hl.t widow. Ihe form er M rs. Percy Although a light snow was gen Reflecting the better business southern part of the eounrtr t'4 “recognUlng Japan’s slncertty." F ran k Ennies, •widow of nn In ln -- eral over this section of Idaho lB.^t dUlons which were noted In Twin Increasins Intensity. I leanied todiv. nlgtit, all roads of Uie Twin Falls (By United Press) mils stores during the ChrlstmBs It U Impoe^ble for me a m te VOLyNlEERSGO KILLED IN CRJIS highway district as welt as main K irsten H a g sla d , fam ed Nur> season, officials of the local post* indicate the nature of the retort , dniighler. Helen, whom he had OAKLEY, D ec. 27 (Special)—F u highw ays were oi>en today. In weglsn singer considered by many ,q((Icc this afternoon announced tlxat which the Finns Intend t» mako W. . D itdopled, wero at his bedside when neral services will be held Priday at many Instances sllppary’conditions critics the greatest Wagiiarlsii mnll handled during the period Dcc. the bombint campalcn. But 2 htr* he died. 3 p. m, a t th e O akley I* D, S. church prevulled, a survey showed. soprano of modern times, plans to 13 to 24 showed an Increase of seven reason to bellere the Finns lia^ IDH retire after the season, she Indi per cent above the same period dur somelhrnc about read; whleb tbi9 . Officials at the stat«|ilKliway of- Arllvc In Mauncrinent for Kay n. Hoblnson. son of Mr, and COPENHAOEN. Dciunurk, Dec Mrs. lovin i. notolnswv )r„ Onkley. Ilce at Shoshone told the ,^cnhig cated Wednesday . . . ing I03B, are confident will m ue the Rtis> 27 ftJ.fl)-Estlmates Umt more tlioti AlthoiiKh hr hiid left the hohpltnl Tlie hicreasc In (he mall, ofllclnls onk twice— for one-day trips— hUico Kriy wiiH 10 years old Christmas Times Hint all highways were open. A m ir schnR lder. 10. who sul 1930, classes and also h\ t)Oth Incoming From roy obserraUons- X know the niftnnneincnl of Ws nffivits. versity of Idaho, southern branch. section a<^ In some arcus no snow BeA\wvdlerraR~'fwaij;laii «eiwvnl h\ W AflHINOTON. Dec. 27 alrcraft defenm I-'iom Ills bed. he han*u't»‘d to I’lill- Members of tlie Dies committee were sources to model sedan in .Many lilghwtiys, however, were adc1|)hlQ iM>llc() t3 3 .0 0 (^ 'o n ti o( J>'w- 211,034 f ^ tl r r s a n d Cards reiiorted in disagreement today over volunteer corps left for tlte front. treacherous nnd drlv*rs were urged few Russian planea date oome low pnny, nf whii-ti he was president wlill'h he wun riding w ith his sis e lry wnn stolon llw n her hiilel Ix-tters (Including Olirl.-e ttiwTt they will make to con llie vohinteern ure iimuiig the to use cuuiloii while travehuK from over defended areas td bomb Moar-i nnd which rontrolled nenrly :!00 oil ter. A iva ItnWnson, 24, P o ca room . , . ' itdsi disiiatched during the period gress when It meets nest Wednes* aids given by Sweileit. Norwiiy nut tello H'hool trneher, iiiid a broth one conilnuiilty to anoUier. Wills Waiiirr. New Orlrsn* slntcowt tont same perlcxl ot 1D38. Sacks of mall wlio Is resting at his home at U ClvfUan Centers BemM nlso are being nrnt noilhwiird itn< "all Miiidh a re open." • 'lliey uddud Itlcs from the auo of lU' when ho MKioii, O akley, on Ihr highway. ball games plsy a benefit game for illnputchcil tills year came to 1,1110. Orange, Tex., has circulated a Special trains were ready today tuppllea from other counlilcs. siicl (liiTc nillc;< n o rth of Onklry. tliat N)ine were •’slljipcry." (init kelllng news]>i>pers nne I'lus h as aw srd- or SO m ore th a n la st year. HiirKs re tentntlve draft of the rc]>ort among to take away more of the I flin UN B ritain and FYunce, iirr rrpotfrc Dcpiily aherlff Oeoisc Ihay, whO' At leiist tw o autom obile iulslia|>s ed a decoration of the ardrr of llie ceived num bered 2,207 o r 21D niciro Arriving In Helsinki. o' III) n/flce boy for Ihn Columbus Oiis m em bers by muH- people remaining in this dty oC nnd Klectrlc cnni|inny. In inoo, at liivr.sllKuted th e iircldrnl, said th a t In Twin Knils tmlay were Mtrlbiitcd gold spur lo Count Galrasio < 1- mil 1DJ8. One member. It was learned, ob 70,000. A uthorlU es h a d o rdered.«Q It wus estimated ticio lluil fnitii to Iny roiidltlims of streets. im IIcd the nge of 20, he wiin lioldlnK execn- K Win niit HiiowliiB a t llic llnio of ano. Kalian foreign minister snit Ple<'es of th ird class m alt hiindled jected lo Uie emphasis placed on must go who could. A . 6.000 (0 10,000 SwediKh vuhintrrrn reiwrts show, son-in-law of Premier Ileiillu tlvr pohlllons In K"», electric and Ihe lu'cldeiil, and tlint ho could not during Ihe period stood at 21,UU3 certnlii Communist nctlvltles. and Authoriuuve Informanta talA 43 . ulreudy ure lit Finland and Hint aecluuK fill' th e catoatrophc ui\lewv At l'i,2^ a. m, lUnUttht WIImju. MiasolM. f»r his •>rmlis in the ngahisl/ 20,ai4 Inst year. abo u t 13,000,000 hnd l>eon I'lillrc^lcd lv»eUi>i'i cnntpnnlrs hi Ihr mid- expressed belief the committee civilian centers In aouthera and wrs'l. In lon.V he orHnnlH'd Henry IIS Adillsoii avenue, hiformed |k)IIco noble cause of peace” . . . More Parcels should muke specific recommenda reiiUal Finland had been bombed In ticnndlnavlu iind nciit (o Fiii* that his inachlnr had iH'cn sirurk John P. Luhh. iiresldcni ihcrly iind coinimny, biinkrin tions for legislation, llie rci»rt ss by (he RussUns within the last few 1 operators nt (jiiblli! ulllltle.v and by another which was iipernled by Am erican fltndenlA U nion, htud l»i ctttls also sluiws that the estliuiiUd now drafted contains no such days and most of the places bomb* , last week-end. Jack IliierlK, Twin Falls. Wilson was 0|)|MN>cd to Itiift.ila's Inva.slun nf nuinbcr of pmcels dispatched lo- ICnllinnlen of Ihd nid given l'‘in- In lUlO, he toundrd Ihr C.’llirs Hriv- LiRhl Earthquake rreommendntlons, AnoUier member ed had no mlliUry slgnUloance. At Ire rom|iiiny. sahl th>i( he WHS nltcm plInK to >iurk Klnlaiid and tliut he inlcd 3(9,200 nKallint 3D.200 lant year, Indicated ho wanted to suggest some Provoo, a little (own about M mllee liiud were miofllclul lu Hwrdcn, In Iroiii III the Hex Arnii aitiirtnienis Jor fight on whi-itier Ihe union iiiid tli^ t Ihe estlm aled nuinl>rr o( Noiwiiy tind Denmiirk Imvp wiuKht Ilomn at Ofrirr Felt Along Coast chnuKes. caM o{ H elsinki, 10 toomtw were Uohevtv cvlOrtrcd huslticnn mrn on tthHsJwur ntvpet rnsv when Vhier- Mmiild dem m nrc ilu 's la lisrcels received totaled 4fiJ4i) this Under the resolution authorUIng dropiMd. Tlie only two of them to ini'Hervo nltlcl imulnilliy lowtiid LOH ANfiKI.KN. Drc. 17 (U.R)— Ig's c a r hiiiiek th e luick end of his ho "wustcd tliclr ilnie” tnivrllnif g l essor , . . year agnliiht 40.U(!0 in 103(1. llie Invrsilgnllon Into un-American which exploded killed nine peraooa llio confllul. It wiia HdicrHlly be An rarlhiiuakr, believed Ihe a uto, heliiK iinnliln to sto]) broiuisr between their homes anil offlei's. Oeorgc Astakhov, roniiM-lnr of Ihe Total iiiijiilier of pieces of mall iictlvUles Uie commlttre Is called and wounded 30, all dvUlans- lieved Ihiit Iho |)K)l>1<'in WDUM roma struMirst to ihnhP southtm Call- of the sllinxry streets. Little dnm- liusnlaii emhiissy nt nerlln, Ium bei'ii tmndleU uvU t-l»M>est during this niora atwl move tii the ojivu how ill) net lip Ills luimn hi tlio fliuiiu'lut lo siilimU a reiHirt to congress not Tiie Russians made three bomb* fiirnU aliirr ihn big temblor of (r Wat ni, and tlieu' year's Christinas period raine lo Inter than Jan. 3. ever with the iipinoiirh vlll ■rlrit and vlrlnliy a( I|lt9 loday. Twenty-five bomba fell In one neigh* of Mitlii and Hhiishone stiee ts a ohiain mioUior . , . last year. another coi\tlnuiiitce. which he ex lie wlthoul the beiicllt ci[ rolil 'I'lw tipuuir wuR RtlniiBcst h\ boThood. They amaahed a number 6 t >n r*f« I, i'.I.nin II The Itev. Amlrtii <'lcn|ii«id. pects to win with overwhelming ap- hom es a n d rea tailra n U a n d It .wag UTnther and snow lui nn nlly. JAt'ANKHK CANltAI.TlKH Cotiiiiioii, VViitls nnd I/ing llench. ■ poalonn delegatr io Ihr Itiittrd |iri)vnl. re|>or(ed two oivlllans were kUleil CMUNCIKINCI. Pco. a? (U.n) -The It was trit In Hollywood Imt not Hiales, announced the Pope lisd MANN ACT VIOI.AT()lt C.'lilnei.c Hoveriiinent aiinnuixicd of- In Van Nnyn. ucrtuis the Hollywood ordered creation b( a new Uoman HAI.T LAKE CITY, Due. 'J7 WPV -- ni'liilly imliiy Unit Iwtwecii Dec, l hills In the Han rrrnsndo vnlley, Calhollo dleceM. ramprlslng parts FRENCH SOLDiS Wlllliim Zakria, 32. wiis hold In itiii and 2,I Jujiuiiese rasuAltles "ns n Aniihelm, 30 miles south of here. of Arlsona and New Mesiro , . . Bnlt Lake rounty Jail UMlny In lieu renult iil nlniultanroiin Chinese a t- iiImi ie|iiirtorl- SPOIL EXHIBITl rlvoil at Oslo after luivliig been kept Ing u girl from Kellogg, Ida., to PAHI8, 1)«;. 27 W.Bt-Ftewh Froiii Chicago’s Stage Plays jirlnouer in Oennnny lur aeatttd. Wash, SOVIDAHO lroo|M spoiled an -‘exhlhltlon''skirm weeks . , , O llIO A a o , Dec. 27 —Ja m es O. ish slaged durin g Adolf H lller 'i vh> BOIHK. I>e<'. a7.iUK»—Hnow came President Itoosevelt liulUnited potrlllu. head of Uie Ohlcago federa- Tulliilali BaiiUln'ad Tops List It In the Oeniuin west wall chiisi- YesUidAy 1 to M nitliirii Idiiliii last n ig h t In favors A plan lo employ some Idle tlwi of nnwlolans, claimed a major mas day, inllltary hiformant^i lie- matum to the managwL..._____ “A rt of Bowling” light fhnil's and the nicrciiry ilio|i. United Slates slilpa snd seainni lo lleveil toilny. victory today (n a campaign to ban take weather observalloiit nt play. ’The Man Who OOtM tV li Of “Oul«tandin{>; CcleJ)rities” ped to Ift clegirrs nlMive rcro at (lerman )>olnted ( Jo h n 1>. Lewis, from a ll aUMie pro- NKW YO RK . D « . HlP.l-Cclti- In hn jwrsunal appoarances, Mnai bm ei'ken OliVlstinns n i g h i. brlty Bervlci), in o . lodivv eoiitjilb- trav e l diuiU'Mons. lor of the saleji deiiai'tmeiil of Iho diloUoiis apiKiailiig in Uie city. Miilli) |>iiiurunis, advertising en- Early yrstenlay. the aeiniiins tried He was successful'last night In W ill H elp K eglers iKetl lu (he yoar-riid collivtlons Tlie weiiihrr linieau ftjiecasl nunn Pi>rd M otor com jw uy. On today’s simrta puge Johnny doriHineni*. Interviews and wlist a nurprlxn sklrm lsli oi>eriitlon in rllmliiatlng menUon of Lewis from an eiopment tod ... or “all sta r" gioU|>s, a lint of "ont- nol, were; ^ Crlmmlns startn an lUusttalcd ai«l ■ c atU n 'd Rwiw tlu itle s uud coutUi- llial sccKir. n ie French replied with " Hie Man Who Game to Dinner," a moans her fat«'lo « sU ndlng 4i«lobrlUes" lieiidml by Uiii oclirlg, Urenda Prixlor. ued low lenipcratines Unilght and ituloniallo arms, broke up the raid Inronnutlvo series of 29 tirlkiles im Tallulah lluiikhoud. alar nf "Tito Vf'iiOOPKi': serves! iHiwllng. C rlm m his U a iniiUiiially LIUIo Pijxes." M iiyor.r 11, LiiOnardlu, Eleanor TJ»irsn Inr Hin Ihn Hiinio'B fureinost Inslriiciora. Iln nivn Mlriuida, iVnller Wluphell. -NltiK tiing prison's New Yrur's gested the raid had been staged lor Tlifl shows and Lewia' followers tain launched u little niora tlm n a }eni- (lerlnidF lAwreneo and Orson early .winter nmiiths wss far IhiIiiw celebrallon will bn nohy but roii- H itler. WHS HiK'hor innii of the DoUolt Kite nKi> by Rnri liis\men- Ourers, niuKiiclmi rd llo is and the C ity, tw o liuilie*; K etolm tn. four illmat^s will be permlttM lo yoU In his first ardolo, Oiliiiniln& tells like who iiMen hnv n , oceiisloii to iiiiAl lni|iili’les for; can, Federation of Labor. Inches; llnlley. iwo inches. Mont- at Uie lop of thnlr lungs, rattle PetrlUu decidedded Monday' Lewis M how to o rg a iilu a team . He will give talk liushiesa wuh uuUUlvs hut King Ueurgo and Quren XUsa- Bi« complelo fouise tn "How to flowl." iwlier. a Irare; Idaho M is. tlx tlielr nell doors, and keep their was getting (00D much publicity on seldoii) Kiiiiw whoi'o tlicy a rc hid lietli, Anthony Kdrij. Joan Craw- inohee, and Twin Tails, a trace. cell lights turned on. * Improve your game with Johnny ing uul. I Moeb.'owner of a coi|U-acl on the Chicago st^es ...... li# U h n o d a...... U w to lord. 'l>niiia Ptrwer, Sve Curie. nm perature lows liwluded: Du* ror an feddiUonai building, Orlnunlna. rotlow ‘Ttia .Arl of i n adciUloii to MIm U ahkhead, skit from.Oeoria Wtilta** '■»(»«. T t v a t Mrs, rrnnklln D. RooMvelt, BetU bolM, &T«e above mto; Ot«n|eVlUe, Meeh said a delei llve flua slnrt- RowUns. Uie celebrlUoe niuK sought aflor dslR.x w ith a U ireat.of t h t Davis and Dr. Alan floy Dafoe. SO tbove, and Pocatello, eight above. ed (he blnte In the hlatoilo structure. Miont refuted (0 oomply.r S . '" 3 £ r page Two IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO WtdsMnr. Dtonnim'Oi U » Kim berly’«B and OAKLET SMNI News in Brief mUGENSE Seen Today KAMLH Head W iH Lead Coneiudes Trip BeUtive Dks city worker spreading salt at Mrs. W. Johansen has been called B ig U. of C. U nit -MI.U M ary Q uinn. G ard en Val Intersection in effort to melt Ice K iM B B U .r, Dee. 3T (S p a d a l)—. ley. and Bob Bmlthr Crouch, have to Salt L«ke City by the death of LURE TO s n ip KILLED IN n and save autos from .eliding WlNSUinOR her husband’4 mother. Bert Otaiiitlaiuon. tPnm > . f . Om> concluded a holldsy vlalt at the With general sals'of IMO motor through red lights (or Into some SlgnUlcaat b o ^ for Maglo Val- W ith 10 petwJOi to th e p a rty . T a- home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith. the driven became blinded by »p> vehicle licenses sclieduled to start In body else) . . . S cout executive ley Karakul sheep breeders was ac three years, retired rloui meml)er» of ^ SiOTt teW Leaves for VlsU less than a week, auto owners dealr* looking over borrowed ski outfit corded at the annial meeting of the M of Twto ralli. and their lea< ^ ' proftchlns UgliU. Lee Bltzenburg has gone to De recognition recently by betaf to- Coroner J. P. Paj-ne wa« called to At 8un Valley ing special Ucenoe ntimberv were as he prepares to Inspect winter Karakul Pur Sheep Registry at Chi Tlted to serve u guest director tax left early thU morning for the Oa- Mrs. Ruv eiuyter bpent Clirislmas troit and Kansas City to spend the , the scene or Oie accident and the warned today that no special plates Scout cam p la te r th is week . . . cago by election of Royal V. Starr, Loa Angelea dtirlng the holiday tea- ieOa store whete they w iU .a^, a holidays with relatives. w to ter camp, retu m to g to thla City body was uken to the Burley tu- at Sun Valley wiu» her son-in-law will be Issued on or after Feb. 1. Domestic drama written In few Kimberly rancher, .to the board of ' neral home. Bray expressed Uie and cUughter. Me,, and Mrs. Jack Asscssoi* George ^A. Child* Issued words on sheriffs blotter: "Man directors, it was announced today Friday evening. V. F. W. M eeting was awarded the honor of dl- opinion that, Robinson died In Arm strong. the warning since a number of coun Btnick wife" . .; . Varioua mem by J. Frank Henry, socretary of the reeling the famous University of During the stay to the “anow Regular meeting of Uie Veterans country" «iritnf will occupy jnoat of stantly. ty residents regularly app^ for cer bers of younger generation con local association. California ^wnd In the rendltioD of Mlss-Boblnson la rccovei'ing sat- gUtcr I)le> of F\)relgn Wars wlU be held at 8 tain specific niunlxrs. In cases In addition. Mr. Starr was elect«I the party member*’ time. offlcUls p. cn. today in the basement of the gratulating Joyce Miller for rat one dr mora numbers. Mr. ChrlsUan- Ufactorlly troin cuts and bruises and Mrs. H.'P. Fnjen has recclvcd word where those numbers have not al ing an orchid corsage at club president of the board for the com said. Oordon Day. eaacuUre. wUi band shell at city park. son's parents are now resldlnf to inspect the camp before it elocee. her Injuries were not as severe as of the death of her sister. Mrs. ready been told or reserved, they are dnncB . . . Pollccman and several ing year but was obliged to decline Los Angeles, so he Is spending F. D. Zimmerman. Tuesdny morn- lie flrfit reported. Oeoritc Robln.son held for the purchaser on payment aides untangling two cars after the honor because of lack of time to Christmas vacation there and will In charge of the camp la D. R. received only minor cuts, and Mlt- liiR a t M t. C lare. Neb. Home From VUh of his fee. Bulk of^the county's mo care for nationwide duties involved Young, chatnnan of the troop com- ; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Packard and minor crash at Main Intersec*. probably see the Rose bowl game lon wH.s uninjured. The hcdnii was torists. however, figure that one in that post. mlttee. He is being assisted W Aus n. Bob Pacicard. iiave rotuniect clou . . . And Christmas package and Southern California's music liodly damaged-, ih r truck only VMIors in Boise number is Just as good as another. from tno officers at Albuquerque. Bub] PelU Win Prise* festival before returning to Klmber< tin WailsM. I n t o Johnseo. and from a Christmas vacation visit to sllRhtly dam aged. ' ,Mr.s. E. P. I-aubenhelm and son Bring Title N M., for la te S h e riff A rt C. Ivan Johnson. Slid daughter were Christmas guests Balt Lake City an^>pgden. Utah. ly- A party of 30 Scouta and Scooters Took B rother lo Bus wishing Parker. Aslde from hU posIUon as local of another daughter. Mrs, John C. numbers must bring ___ ...... ------Mr. Henry said, of troop 64 wUI cam p up Rock creek Hie Robinsons were reiuniliig when Alfred BoehVte. Buhl ranch band director, Mr. Christianson won from Burley whrre they accompan Allen, at the home of Dr. C, San Visits Friends . tie and th e ir 1939 license num ber Friday and Saturday, returning to Mrs. .Ernest Oates Is visiting er and Karakul breeder who also the recognition of .sfiuthem Idaho ied nnother brother. Byron Robln- ford Allen. with them," Mr. ChUds said. “They Twin PalU Sunday. The group wfil friends on the Salmon tract on her attended the Chicago meeting, plac muatelans. He served as director of occupy two cabins some 15 miles up ton. who boarded a bufi to return must pay the fee Immediately." the Twin Palls symphony orchestra ly to California, following a brief ed one first and one second ^ace at th e canyon and "IJom Adam s, Scout 10 hK home In Salt Lake Clly after Gue:il« Of D aughter First 10 numbers in the county's last year and was recently reelected Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge R. Ballard visit with friends here. She Is a PERSONAL TAXES the pelt dlsplay.j|J3ampetitlon was master. WlU be In charge. .-pending the Chrlrtmas holldnya 6R scries go each year by ctistom to for Uie ensuing year and last fall have returned from Blackfoot where former resident of Twin Falls. keen In the classdM ^ed by Boeh- It was also announced that mem here. ‘ officers of tlie national guard. was also elected president of the they visited their daughter. Miss Ike, Judge fo r th e Tnbw w as G eorge bers of troop M will spend Thursday v B lihop Iviiii W. HoU will oUlclmc Although the assessor was slightly music division of south central Ida Maurlne Ballard, who is an i: Conclude Visit B. Mentheral, general manager of at In ^ n springs to the Minidoka A Ht funem l services. Tluv body will worried over the fact that the ship h o district. siructor In the high achool there. Mr. and Mrs. Albert ‘Keefer and SIILL ACCEPIEOthe wholesale fur department oT forest. The group, numbering about \ ment of license plates has not yet test In state at the family home sons, Jimmy and Bobby, have re Marshall Field and company.. He la a graduate of the music de tiom 10 fl. m. Friday u n til th e hour arrived (It usually comes about Dec. Payment of personal property 20. Will be directed by Fred Locke. turned to Boise after Ctiristmas Mr. Btarr, on returning to Kim partment of the University of North • of service. Interment will be in the 30j, he and his sUff are assuming Uxes for 183B was stUl being ac Scoutmaster. holiday visits with their parents. Mr. berly, reported that the national Dakota where he served for three mlly plot in Oaklcv cemetery the boxes wlU be delivered before .the cepted today at offices of County yearn as drum major of the univer and Mrs. J. A. Keefer and Mr. and week-end. ' Sale and distribution Assessor George A. Chllda pending registry meeting "accomplished .l^r til. direction o! Micul-1 ..V'S""?; Mrs. M. P . Sears. much that will benefit all breeders sity's 135-plece' band, aside from !Ore...... for.... a holiday visitwltli Mr, and start Jan. 2. since Jan. 1 Is the New start of work on distraint warrants. teatlvlng advanced and beginnera* Mrs. L. A. Schneider. Mr. Schneld of Karak:nl sheep and will ituure , Kuy Robln.soii w .spending Ute yeor's holiday. Tl)e payments will be accepted band at Kimberly. their son, will come to Twin On Ski Gating Pink Slips until the distraint warrants are harmony and cooperation for the HEARING DEC. 29 ChrlsHna.s holiday. , w ith hl.s pnr- Industry in future.” He said that Mr. Christianson, who was also a olso visiting her Falls this week-end. Bruce Painter will return this eve Meanwhile, for convenience of miule oiit. It was indicated. Once ning from Sun Valley where he marketing outlet* have been ar pre-mtdlc student In college, Is In parents. cw car buyers, the office Is Issuing the warrants are Issued, however, stru c to r in biology. Recentiy Wed spent the da>* skiing. He was ac "pink slips': to sig n ify that licenses delinquent personal property laxes ranged for both wool and pelts to Sunlvorn. bc.slcle» hl.n parentji, ore bring what Is hoped will be a larger Word has been received by friends companied to the winter resort dis have been paid for. State'law en will be handed over to S h e riff L. W. IM lour sialer\ Mrs. Maurlne Simmons, return to the breeder. Salt Lake City: Miss Arva Robinson, here of the rccent marriage of Miss trict by his brother. Gerald, who will forcement chiefs have Instructed (Doc) Hawkins for collection by his Demandtog a preliminary hearing remain with members of troop No. Pocatello; Ml».s Helen Robinson anil Vlrga Engstrom to Leonard F. their patrolmen that the slips are staff. Sees Big Flock he was arraigned In probate Mls.^ Nclda Robinson, Oakley; nnd John.son. Pocatello. Tl>e bride Is the ** Boy Scouts of America, at Gal accepUble evidence of license pur The deadline was Dec. 2d but the En route to Chicago the Kimberly WMMICH court today on charges of issuing live biothrrs. Byron Robinson. Salt (laughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Priest, ena camp for a winter outing.' chase. double holiday a n d tlie ensuing pile- rancher visited one ot the largest a flcUUous check, F ra n k R . .Hosle)-. Lake C lly: M errill Robinson. L, D. S. form erly of Tw in Falls, now re.sl- The license sale Jan. 3 in this up of payments sent In by mall de flocks of re^tatered Karakul sheep 29. Castleford, went back to county ,• In New Hampshire, and dent.s of Burley. Played Leading Role county will start simultaneously at layed Immediate work In drafting in the United States. The flock is Jail to await appearance next Fri> - - n B, Rob- Grant Sawyer played the lead th e ORses.sor'8 office In th e court* the distraint warrants. at Fort Collins, Colo. He also call day. Dec. 39, before Probate Judge ilullday ViflllorR ing role In “What a Ufe. ” staged house and at the Buhl highway dis ed on W. C. Edmundson, Greeley, C, A. Bailey. Mrs. E. F. Blcknell and daugh- by the University of Nevada dra trict office, where W. Ijee Howard Colo., who was his professor Af hor Twin Falls Rotary club entertain Judge Bailey set bond at S3M fol matic students Dec. 5-7. He Ik spend r. Beverlee, Mountain Home, are Is deputy assessor handling licenses. ticulture at the University of Idaho ed at the annual Jather-son lunch lowing Uie a rraig n m en t. Hosley wa« spending Christinas week with Mrs. ing the holidays with his mother. Fees remain the same as last year, In 1616-16. E dm undson Is now do eon this noon at the Park hotel. unable to provide the sum by early Mrs, Bula Malone. Ralph W. Carpenter, in charge of Blckncll's parent.'^, M r. a n d . M rs. under the 1930 a c t by th e legislature. SEOANDENBEIiG ing research work which has- help afternoon. A OADSOPtN TTiomas Sanderson, Dr, Blcknell Tliat act changed the former prac ed solve many of the difficulties of arrangements.',turned the program Complaint against Uis man was Condition Critical led yesterday to Mountain Home tice of distributing tlie plates in De Colorado potato growers. over to Bert Sweet, Jr.. son of the filed Dec. 23 by A iuubel K lots, op following a holiday visit at the San E. S. Martin. Filer. Injured when cember. Rotary club president, who is here erator of the Peevey Mercantile from Long Beach Junior college for derson home. itruck by a car last week-end. Is LASHES AI company. She charged Hosley' gave still In a critical condition at the Uie holidays. her a check for $10 al^ough he >w N SQUIH NO At th e lIosplU l county general hospital today, at W ASHINGTON. Dec. 27 lU.P.)-Sen Band Member Sweet Introduced Ed and Harry iK nn PiK (li») •s. Delvln Lincoln. Mls» Kath tendants report. He l.s suffering Arthur H. Vandenberg, R., Mich., ac- Benoit. Frank Carpenter and Ar truck being operated by Jess Cragg mour Anderson, who made brief ad leen Loutlt. T«-ln Falls; Miss Ellcen from a head Injury and a broken cu.'.ed S ecretary of S ta te Cordell cra.thed Into the rear of a car driven Timbers, Filer; Mrs. Henry Lock' rig h t leg. Hull today of toaslng a "red herring" Passes at 68 dresses. They are all sons of Ro- by R. N, Muse. Hansen. Only tfam- rlilge. Cnstleford;' Mrs. .William Into the dUpute- over the admlnls- Edmund D. Snodgrass. 68, resi (arlans. ace wns a bent rear bumper on the Preceding tl» luncheon progi James Roosevelt, Gletien, Filer, and Mrs. O. W, Car trsliun'.H reciprocal trad e trea ty pro dent of Ti\’In .F a lls since 1936, and Muse car. . the T^vln Palls high school male rel. Kimberly, have been admitted gram. member of the Ta-ln Falls munici In an effort to thaw the bu:>y quartet. Kenneth Rudolph, Homer lo the Twin Palls county general Hull .said yesterday h e would wel pal band, died at 11 p. m. Tuesday Wife Reported At Intersections, city workers this hospital. Patients dismissed Include AMNEyS PLAN Temperature • changcs, which H eys. Mllo Pearson a n d G len Terr>-, come a congressional inquiry Into »t the Tflp’in Falls county general morning spread sand and rock salt tu.te the connections to pull oparl accompanied by Glen Boren, sang 6, N. Taylor. Ernest Ragland. Filer; the program, but he didn't want It ho'tpltal. ‘Parting of Ways’ at the comers. and thus pcnnit water to leak from ■•The D>'big Cowboy." Firm Pulley. Rogerson, and Mrs. conducted by those who voted for He was bom at Rock Dale. Tex., PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 37 OI.R>- the pipe, today caused members of They first presented the song In Jesse Hutohlns. Hatelton, ' the 1930' Bm oot-H aw ley ta riff bill., Sept. 36, 1871, a n d lived In T exas Tlie Philadelphia Eventog. Public the .street department to be busy in "grand opera" style, then sang it in im illAL RUES which, he said, spread “unirtrsnl until he was 31 years of age, when Ledger said today it had learned au- two Instanccii, 8kl at Sun Valley "swing time" and finally to cow Uiorltatlvely ''Uie James Roosevelts BOISE. Dec. 37 E. H. CasterllD. assistant U. . A >lmllar break has (Xcurred In ing about the Smoot-Hawley bill, *e four daughters. Mrs. George s. Asking Judgment for >388^6 aa the W. O. Watt* cabin overnight, re New Haven. Ctinn. . office. His aparlment was luxurious. district attorney, will deliver the 300 block of F o u rth avenue east which has no more lo do with recip Davis. Tulsa. O kla.; Mr.^, E. P . G lp- a.ssertcd balonce due on a promls- turning tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Tlie couple has two children, Sara He iwid a ."motor bed." When he memorlf)l address. S. Ben Dunlaj), and this will be' repaired by Tliura- rocal treaties than Mr. Hull has with WcslQco. T ex.: M rs. M axine sorj-.note dated Aug. 25. 1931. J . C. W atts and son will go to Sun Valley Delano. 8. and Kate, 4. They are found' summer nlghta too hoi for 'Caldwell. Maurice Green and E, B, day afternoon. the adequate protection of Ameri- Cainmxck and Miss Ruth Snodgrass, Sanger filed civil suit in probate .comfort, he pressed a button and this afternoon to take adVantake 9f Smith. Boise, will be in charge of an wages and living standards. will Falls. court today against Thomas R. with their moUier. his bed rolled on tracks to an out the winter sports just opening. the program. '•1 have repeatedly said I agree T^-o sisters, Mrs. W. T. Sarrela, WliUe. door terrace. The deceased attorneys to be hon ^Voiiien Efitertaijti , Ith him Uwt there should never be Rochester. Tex., and Mrs. E. C. 8anger claims Utat ^ l y M l h a s He had enormous real estate hold ored Include Ralph Edmunds and another Smoot-HawIey general Tnoma.^ -Haskell, Te*.. and one been paid*on tiie n ot/ for *470ja. Council Bans Use Ingi. including a chain of hotels Eugene Wright. Idnho P hII.s ; Jo h n Rii|)X‘rt Children toriff revision, no matter what it Is broiher. Oeoi'gc .Snodgrass. Texas, Ray D. Agee is attorney for Uie In Florida, which ha linked with an B. Gray. Coeur d'Alene; Asa S labeled. But the alternative Is not also survive. One davsl^ter pr^eded plaintiff. Of Word “Lenin” alr-taxl service. The 1B38 depression PNEymONIA IS Hardy. Orangeville; August H. RUPERT, Dec. 27 JSpecial) - nece.«orilya back-door swing to the In death. CAMBRIDGE, Mast., Dec. 37 Auxiliary of the Georgo E. Marshall did not prevent hlol building the Gversmlth, Moscow; Kirkland I. low u r lf fs In w hich M r. H ull has The body rests al the White mor (U.R)—Beginning tomorrow, Clly world’s third tallest building, tlie Perky. Mountain Home: Miirlln J. po.'tt No. 10. Am erican Legion, en- always deeply believed and which tuary pending arrangements. Former Resident . Councilor Michael J. Sullivan an 87-story Wall street tower. ■Sweelby. Tw in Falls, a n d T . J. tortnlned at tlie Legion home Fri American labor,.Industry and agri nounce today. It will be illegal Although he lacked forma) edu AfflENI VICIIM Terrell. Pocatello. day with a special party and pro culture have always repudiated Of Rupert Called lo posse.M in Cam bridge or to cation. Dohert)’ won wide respect JEROME. Dec. 37 (Speclal)-Rod- gram for children of the merhbers. whenever the Issue has gone to the Murphy Picked as bring Into Cambridge any book, Tlie program, under general su RUPERT, Dec. 27 (Special)—The for his mathematical and aclentlflc ney Harris. Shoshone, 31. highway poll.H. Bott’s Secretary body of Mrs. Andrew Hawk, one magazine, or newspaper contain knowledge. In 1930. h e was aw arded district employe, who was severely pervision of Mrs. Robert Lee Culley, "By all means let us investigate ing the words "Lcnin" or '■Len Air Rifles Cause chairman of the child welfare cor.i- BOISE. Dec. 27 tU.PJ—E ari W time resident of Rupert, who died the Tranklln Institute's Walton Injured In an automobile acctdent fully and fairly—but let's Investi ingrad," m lttee. coiuslsted «( group .singing, M^u'phy, Boise, assistant manager o: this week at Crnlgmont, was receiv Clark medal for his work In de Saturday evening, ho^i. developed Property Damage gate the real and Immedlate’l.isuej tlie Idaho stale Chamtxr of Com- ed by the Goodman mortuary this Tlie city council passed Sulll- veloptnent of the manufactured ga: pneumonia, according to l^iformatlon readlng.s and vohinieer recitations, and not Mr. Hull's red herring." vnii's I'i'.iolutlon to th a t effect la st Tn'ln FMis police today asked co and H ploy. "Santa Takes a Nap," today was named secretary afternoon. Industry. At Uiat time he.held more received at Uie Wendell honpltal nlKht and It will bccome law when operation of pnrent.s In urging their dlrectojl by Mrs. l-'ranXlIn Wilson, to Gov, C. A. Bottolfnen. effective Following funeral services at -10 than mo patents. where he Is a patient. Moyor Jo h n A. Lyons signs lU children to "be more rarefiil" ant guardian of the Shannkltunk Camp Jim . l. a, m. Thursday, Interment will be In HU condition was reported as to "use more caution" when dis Fire Girls. Enchanted Candle Murphy will succced Gleim Batch, the Rupert cemetery beside the ■lerloun b u t slightly Im proved, His DALE TO SPEAK charging air rides In the city lim 'nie plHV tuht w«!> Hh toilotts: San noted animal story author, who rc- grave of her husband. Graveside Rites cnr failed to negotiate a curve north its. Given al Jerome slgirtd lo concentrate on his writ NAMPA. Dec, 27 (U.R>-Dr. H a r 'of Jerome as he wns traveling to ta. Mrs. W lUon; Mr.s, S an ta, S h ir Records m the police siatioii show ley Wat^on; aanta'.-i helper, Marlon ing. Murphy is a foinier Portlund. rison C, Dale, president of Uie Uni Jerome to Johi hl.s broUier-ln-law JEHOME. Dec, 27 iSpeclaD-Dl- versity of Idaho, will deliver the several liistnnte,n of property de Elisabeth Jensen; Hoiita's Iwy. Doris new spoiw rm an a n d an exi>cri For Mrs. Stettler and sister, Mr. and Mr.t. O. H. Limi- ii'cted by Mr.v Dean Ellh and Mr.^, LOST principal address al an annual struction by use of the air rifles and Stone: fairy, Betty Rae Eiinl»: (axe! of "being lost" Graveside services at Sunset Me- on a holiday Ulp to California. M. P. Sheldon, a Christmas pun- meeting of the Nampa Country In a t least one ca.se a window g]as.s Chinese tihl, Dana Lou Cowell; pulli-e lecoKlH showed toe: hl.i car was stolen from the spot Btettler, whose death occurred here Choractei'A inrlxuyed were liy nURMNOTON,. WU„ Dec, 37 came from the outside, ixihce said. gypsy. Wondrt LIvliiKston: Hoy iilur, I^ulAO S m ith; the enc-|ianteil randl-- ftJPi-Otl.i C, llulelt. presWenl of where he left It tlia 100 block Chi'lstmas dny. Abandoned Home "Air rlllrs can l>e olk-e offlcla Contrary, Carol Joy Cunnlnghuiii; Nye. sr.. Joe Hardesty. Jullon Roy, Hhoun, James Mann and Billy Pet- ruled out speeches by foreign dip Officers found the machine. It wile abandoned him and took Uielr .luld, "W f H.ik ilm t nil p a re n ts * n n Hawaiian girl, Leela Kesslnger; pi isshepheiris: Mrs. Deinlce Red lomats today as the club prepared was parked In the 100 block of E. H. Adams und Val Henderson. child to'Onry, Ind.. Oiland Lee Wll- their children of ihls fart bcfaic Interment was In charge of the anist, Marm\ret Hiirwn. 'llie ollev- dick Wise iw. Mary; LeUnd ^^llk. for It.^ annual New Year's eve Tlilrd avenue west. Mr, Dethlef kcrson, minister, has filed district some physlrni injiii-}- results ' noou r(ini-lu(1pd w ith a social hour White mortiiaiy. Ington as Jo.ieph: Walter Buvdlck, roiitcsl to ,'u Olles; llai tiikn over I^)land. T h a t stu ff Is er, api>earrd pusslcd when police luiirt., Twin Fall.! iiiiiwhitmeiilR lo the Resident Passes governor's .Mifrty n .in n iltte e had bara ajMeth, I'exgy Ikavd. Mariaiui out. We nlui to make America safe arrested him. Mo Insisted he hadn't IIEC. u Carl E. W alker Is atln rn ey lor the RUPERT, Dec. 37 iapacl»|.--C mounted to Ihire announced relec- Carlson, 0.^, la th e r of D. l., c riastlno. Aleiie Talklngton. Baibui. for hoinc.grown Hors." . )Hiluliiiriiln niuile pull- Vlhlon O loiloiis." T lie wise m en al;. liunk of rold w uter off th e coast of AI)III.TK * 3 ^ DAY llr(-onl.> Ht th e lo«'al |m«1 Dlllce T o Mr. and Mr». lie n iy Hotikoii lie here Includnt llioAe of Htiuiley MiiiK a i-honi-.. C alherhin Webst.- Noiih Curolliiu. Ill winter weather, Kiddles I O C Anyllnie sliuw (hat n uieeilng rnrd trrlve«l girl, Dec, ai at^ihberly. A. Phillips and l>rol)ate Ju d u r C A. Red Agents Plead Have a Christmas reading and carnl a (-iinhi. guard cutler 340 feel long Coniliiuous frpm lilS P. M.| To Mr, a n a M is, Fred MinrI here, aildre«elJ.\, H girl, ixm i ■IMcmIiiv i attach In llirli niitomohllr llrrime ol ilin htream. and lests showed th" rtorge Air i.onaiiianea (n>ni ail rnhl<-in Rtnte plates. Guilty; Get Fines «i.iri iemi>erature al Ihft bow was the Tviln tlalls *o\nily gcner.l iio: - W AHlllNO'TON, I)i<- a? lU fi- pital maternity homr It ram e alm ut IlmL ih r luinl ItKAD rilK T IM P a W AN T ADfi :u dpgiees, al the Btern, 66 degrees. rrlei- knew who thU "Ui HoiU NIkolhky, prrsiiu-iii «t lloii agciit.s of Any Tim a rifiHTING LAWYER — the Soviet governinnit. T odayll IX > llR -'F u iie I u I i>r(vl>r>, Paint, Oil Taken j), ni, at llie Oiiklry I, I). H. ta h ri- Mid-Week Progrnin CnOOKED GAMBLGRt (Ifoigo U, U hr. ploncor tVln Falls naole imdci- Ih r (llrr.tU .n of Vniii Tlin U lstil,-t or (;lH rrdciiil renldnit, will be hel<| ’n»nsil« From GaraRC Here McOull in Oak Imum fine, itnd nn^rfinnl Ih r cor- tiru rg e W altnr, 353 tXjUith avfinia poratlun 11.000, llylii wnfi finrn private garagn liad been en- s la te at, llir («)jiJl> l)oij)r m ti i>l N K w n ------AKTIR- r ; AlfAIV * BAND IwhUir ol Ihe ThIii FhIU Ohiinli of l«re«| noniBtlme last iilglit O akley lioin K:3(i « ni. Tlium dny »ri!t:iAi.it ■‘MIraeto al Lourtfsa’’ the nrelhrrn, offlriming, Inttrment Pollre InvcitlgMtloii dlicloted that until llie lime of fprvlre. will be In Twin Falls oemtlery. one can ot llnsocd oil and a quart of LOANS —rSATUKS IIITII while paint had been taken, Tile HIHKNa ■CHBAHIM.I Ml garage door was left unlocked, the Auto — Reoured RANKINHI ll’> ~ Temperatures report aliowd, Beware Coughs When You Need .....r/itKii" VICTOR Dcrl)y I''uneral Set from common CMds Montiy Call on Uh COOPER McLAGLEN JEltOMK, 27 (apeclal)--Fll- iieral services lor Mrs, Myttle Derby That Hang On TO E»AV AIJ. niLi.s "THE BIG GUY " will l)fl heUl Thiirsitay a t 2 p, ni., Hlik Oraomulslon rellsvea prompUrb*- TO nKFINAN(K YOUK 0#a IViif B4 Itnv. K. J, Kiiililii ofllnlallng. HllCA teuM It gMS right to Uie M ai of the win he hrlil ai (he Jeioine Baptist uotible to looaen germ laden phlegm, (Ait Manson Mnran Itrophy (ilniKili a n d Internieiil will be iinder Uie ithrcilon of the WIloy funeral TO l»AY TAXKH home. • Small Payments
miViNG JRWKLRV ...... • Local Company It's easy to ba "gypped” when S»»SrM?ol^ •!!%%% buying Jiwelry. Bo -ramember you w yo-.i fcr, to l i . v , n n ir m o j u y t ___ can •Iways b« o«r(4ln of gettinc ESTERN FINANC your money's wortfi at PUllllpa CREOMULSION hrCcu|lil,ChlitCgMi.ltilnchllli i j m i r n rn
IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
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Cinderella Motif Featured by M e T Cinderellas and T h e ir Escorts Numerous Parties to MeT at Annual Christmas Dance Supplement OAO Dane A Cinderella ball, more magic than the origin^ one in Pat Downs, Miss Billie Kauffman Socially brilliant be the Christmas program < that none of the fcmlnine dancers' beautiful forraals turned and Miss Doris Reed, sang “When at which the 0. A. 0. Dancingling club will entertain tnia ev into rags and tatters at the witching hour'of midnight, was a Prince of a Fellow Meets a Cln- at 9 :S0 o’clock at the Elks ballroom. Several h o ^ w ill« -.--arranged by the MeT club at Radioland last evening, markmK derdla” and Gaylord Toler, os the hospitality Qf their homes to guests before and"fl another brilliant dancing party of Christmas week for mem "Prince Charming," sang “Cinder- eUa Stay to My Arms." Group sing the dance. bers of the younger set. ing of MeT club songs concluded the. Host committee for the dance, which will feature at 1— ™ loe blue dance programs bearing silver slipper designs; a prOgTBOl. two special numbers, ia Mr. and Mrs. R. J. SchwendlittMii^ ' huge silver slipper with a spray of mistletoe, suspended from Punch was served in Rodioland chairmen; Mr. and the center of the dance pavil ion, and a floor show during buffet by Miss Phyllis Kimble. Mias Betty Klmes, Miss Bobby Jeon Richard Duvall, Mr. and M n.^ intermission, with the Cin Douglass, Miss 3oan Wilson, Miss Club Alumnae R. P. Robinson, Mr. and MnSi; derella theme, established the comjMUiled by M iss B a rb a ra Price, Barbara Price, Miss Arm Parry, Miss Theodore J. Davis, Mr. and'i dance motif. ^ _ who was similarly attired, announc Marilyn Brooks. Mbs Patty Cap^I Meet For Event Mrs. C. S. Randall, Mr. andV> Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gilbert ed the grand march. and Mls» Dorothy Krengcl. They approached Miss Jane Mrs. Lynn Stewart and Mr.:4 S M ter o t M eT Prior to Dance and Mr. and Mrs. Lionel T. Douglass, MeT president, and her and Mra. Theodor® Welker,-^ f Campbell were patrons of the escort, Oay\oid Toler, and wlUi M embtn o( Uvc'club. to addlUon Gay among the evenla which pre M r. a n d M n . Price and Mr*.2™ evening. proper ceremony presented an edlct- to the officers, are Miss Helen ceded the anual MeT holiday for- and Mrs. W. I. McFarland wlD te ^ from "Uie king," ordering the guest* Brown. Miss Ruby Carlson. Miss m a l-^ t evening at Radioland was Co-hosts at a buffet lupper F»jM l!ei;^ld D«nce to "make proper use of the mistletoe Pat Downs. Miss Marianne Downs. the Tom and Jerry and cocktail o'clock this evening at the PrlM'T Two hundred couples, members on the silver slipper.’ Miss Genevieve Benoit. Miss Dahrl party at which Mias Pran Thompson home, lia Eighth avenue east, pctor, - Green, Mlu Anita Hardesty. Miss And Miss June Th of the MeT and Trl-0 clubs, alum Following Miss Douglass and Ur. to the dance. > Toler in ihe grand march, were Miss Mary Baney, Miss I.eona Rae easea last evening at their homo 'The holiday motif win bo featured nae of the hbstess dub, and a group Joyce Miller, secretary, and Bill ilughes. Miss Shirley Hutchinson, on Buchanan atrect. In the supper table i of ninth graders and their escorU, Moon; Miss Fran Thompson, trea Miss BUlle 'Kauffman, Miss Doris Guesta were a group of MeT and danced throughout the evening to surer, and Gordon Oordner, ofld Reed, Miss Mickey Pumphrey, Miss Trl-O alumnae and their escorts. Dorothy Stayner. Miss Patri W arner, Five of the girls had met for dinner music by WUl W right’s orchestra. Miss Mary Frances Bates, sergeant- be hosts «t a cocktail par^ at at-annj. and Joe R yan. Ml*s Arlene Porter, Miss Grace Bni- earlier in the evening at the home . Miss Marilyn Brooks and UUs odock this evening at their htaae, Miss Leona Rae Hughes and Miss ley. Miss Margaret Dciweller, Miss of Mias Jane Bratlsford. who Is here 1439 M aple avenue, fo r 40 guests. Ann Parry, wearing the black hos LaDean Stokes opened the Inter Bonnie Brown, Miss Epsy Jane from the University of Southern Mr. and Mrs. Miles J. Brownlnc iery, black knee pants and frilly mission number, singing a duct, and Griggs, M lu Betty Jean Somme; California, Los Angeles, for a holi and M r. a n d M n . W . P . H aney wUI white blouses that were reminiscent then Miss Margaret Detweller en Honorary members are Miss P day visit with her parents, Mr. and preside at a buffet breakfast lol- of old court days, bearing bugles tered singing "Someday My Prince gy Cavanagh and Ml.« Barbara Cav- Mrs. A. H. Brallsfoiti. lowlng the dance for 30 with MeT banners attached, ac- Chifrming Will C«ne." A trio. Miss anagh. Assembling at tlie Ttiompson th e Brow ning hom e. 1141 ____ home, prior to the dance, wero Miss avenue east. The Yule motif wlU Eleanor Hollingsworth. Mias Alice prevail. Mrs. Browning Is chalnnon Reed. Miss Pran Wilson. Miss Ruth of the board of governors this year. Eastern Star Has Perr^e. Miss Bette Magel, MisS Red Knights, Zu Zim Brallsford, and the hostesses. Public Installing Howard Pailslt, Buhl; George Berlha Radermacher, Jean NordJ>y, ' Bennett. Jerome; Sherm Williams, and Evangelist Kathleen Belknap. Clubs Honor Alumni Filer; Woody Reed, who Is home 'Those taking part in a pageani. < Of New Officers from the Dnlverslty of Idaho. Mos An illuminated sign, “Welcome Alumni,” will greet the “Christmas Carols In Plcturw," w m ■: M rs. H. N. C ham piin a n d J. H. cow, for the holidays, and David Pauline and Paul D aniel, Marine, honor guests of the Red Knights club, alumni of the group, Glandon were InsUilicd os worUiy Fix. Ralph Wilson, Grove Wllcy and Mary and Harvey Umphejoui', Ma> . when they enter Radioland this' evening for the annual matron and worthy palron of Twin M ax Brow n. rle. Amma and Elnar McObee. B e t- • Dinner guests of Miss Brallsford Christmas holiday formal. Poinsettia red dance programs, Palls chapter. Order ot Uie Eastern ty Boyer. Violet Rice. Maiy DeUaln. > wcro tlie Thompson girls. Miss Wil Lora Irving. Ethel and David For- : the covers simulating grosgrain taffeta, and bearing the Star, last evening al tlic Masonl? son and Miss Magel. log.- Qlodya-Trees, . Alma-Conantn- insignia of the club in gold, will be presented as favors. temple at an Impressive instaiia* Covers were marked at a lace-cov Marlan Carpptell.; Haivid and Donv - Alumni of the Zu Zim club will have their inning Thurs lion ccrcmony witnessed by mem ered table centered with sweetpeas aid Huysefr* Verfi^Beeman and ; day night, when the club, of bers ot the lodge at\d appmxlmaiely in paetel huts and grctnery. G eorge R u th erfo rd . Theri* i 50 guestji. A slated c h ap lc r session ¥ ¥ ¥ treats for all children atlendlni which Fred Latham is presi at 8 o'clock preceded the public in- dent, will entertain at a holi New Year’s Day stallaUoii ceremonies. Gooding Children A European parts and service day formal at the Elks ball Mrs. Bay D. Agee and William u been established by the room, which is resplendent B ride Honored Mltclieil are retiring worlliy matron Hold Yule Party heed Aircraft Corp.. in AmstulaBW.^ with the trappings of the and worthy paVron. OUwr .oftlcera G O OD IN G. Dec. 27 (Special) — HoUM d. a t a .cost of glO O m At Gay Supper installed last evening were Mrs. A. Thursday the children’s Christmas season for the dances of the D. Boblcr. a.s.soclate m a U o n ; Dale party of the Assembly of God-church week. Honoring Miss Caroline Dudley, J. Wakem, as.soclate patron; Mrs. was held. Opening and closing with stag Banauet who wiU be married on New Year's Catlierlne Potter, secretary; Miss congregational singing, a program of At the day, and Miss Anna Joe Joiinson, Bessie Carlson, ireosurer; Mrs. Ca^l readings, dialogues and songs was Preceding tonight's Red Knight who leaves next montli to attend dance, a stag banquet will be served Sahlbcrg, coiiductrm and Mrs. Bert given. at Uie Park hotel at 6:30 o'clock, school in Salt Lake Ciiy, Miss Bet Sweet, associate conductress. raKing part were Joy Rutherford. f t f s t s i j ty Hansen was hostess lost evening Officors who were appointed by Helen Miller, Olen Umphenour. with Harry Benoit, club president, at a waffle supper for a group of in charge of arrangements. Benoit “Wrs, Cliamplln are Mrs. Helen Tay- Carolyn and Ruth Bayslnger, Johii- friends. IdU, chaplain; Mrs, W. B. Brook.s, ny Nordby,' Gary Chrlstophenon, . fll's Dudto .lU t«om« me bria. marshal; Mrs, Ronald Graves, or- Kenneth Inyart. Richard Higgins, ganlal; Mrs, Ray Holmes, Adah; MrsT With a neon insignia of ‘‘MeT" shining above the olc»ck face which was one ol the lymbela of the Cinder-' Amald Barr, Nona Howard, La Verne 'marks. Singing will bo featured and University of Califomin. Berkeley, James Watts, Ruth; Mrs. Herbert ella ball, at which the MeT club entertained last evening, effleera of the hostcH clob rarveyed the aeene a^ McGee. Bobby, Marian and Maxgcry Curtis Eaton, club sponsor, ,wlU be wheie she also attends school. Miss Qlondon. EsUicr; Mrs. Claude Oor- Radioland prior to (he cpening atra.sures of (he grand march. Reading from left to right are Gordon Gard Huyaer, Raymond imd Clela Daniel, a speclaLguest'.,-^ , Johnson will 'leave the first part of den, Martha; Mrs. H. H. Burkhart, ner and Miss Frances Thompson, (reosarer; Joe Ryan and Miss Mary Frances Bate«, »ergean(-at-anas: Misa Donnie and Jackie Campbell. Mer- A red and gold theme will be fea next month to attend L. D. 8. busi tured In the banquet decorations, Electa: Mrs. Prank Hovorka. warder Jane Douglass, president, and Gaylord Toler, and Mtsa Joyce Miller, aecretary, and BUI Moon. lyn, Cleo and Shirley Umphenour, Vicks ness college. and C. j: Sahlbcrg, scnUnel. Viola Borlnr, Ellen Howard, Ella and the Radioland decor will be ^ a -' FoUowlng the dinner, served by (Tlmea Photo and Engn^lng) A t th e b rief business se.-alon, v a r Bahr, Marvel PettingUl, Mae and sonal. Herbert Larsen Is In charge the hostess and her mother. Miss of the decorations ahd dance pro ied reports were presented. Jack Higgins, “ - VA-TRO-liOt Hansen presented each honor guest Refreshments were .served in the grams, and Duane Toler hur .^iHter, Mrs. R. R. Spafford. members will omit thclr luncheon Parry, Miss Phyllis Kimble. MIm for this month. good merchandise at extra low prices in order to cut J oan Wilson. Miss Patty Cnppcl. Mr iind Mrs. Fremont Dakin, Rex M rs . C ollin.s, f o r m e r ly Mi.-i.s H a r r i e l T h r o c k m o r to n , in ¥ ¥ ¥ Miss Barbara Price and Miss Pnlth Dakin, Ml.Ks Carol llobcrUion and The 1010 New Vork World’s fair spondiiitf the holidays'with her mother, Mrs. J. R. Throck- Regular meeting of tlie Twin down our slock before inventory time. If there la any Kinney, Mrs Dlnnciift Miller were also jjuests. will Incluilp a more complete avia Pinochle followed and a gifi cx- tion exhibit, with a larger collection morlon. Mis.s Slronk will relurn Saturday to Wiushiiifftdn, FqIIh OrnnKo Will be held a t the thing at all that you need in the way of home furnish To Lead March I. O. o. F. hull lodoy nt B p. m., chai'grj completed the fesllvitlcs. of shl|M. D. C., coneiiidiuK ii .holiday John reldhiLsen, Oronge master, Leading (he grand march at the vi»}it wKli liiT jjarcnt.-i, Mr. ings, now will be a good time to save money. Zu zim alumni ball tnmorrnw eve iiononncrd today, ning will be George laiet. vce-prrsl- and Mi'.s. M. A. Stronk. MIhh Zenna Gee Wed in ¥ ¥ ¥ dent and his partner; Don Thorp, Marry Christinas Niglit M cM iistcr is a bride-flccl, iicr n rst ward Hellef society ot the We’ve really cleaned this place up in the last three socrctnry-lrenmirer, niid Mins Pftt ntfaK<'ni'!nt to (Ijfford Burley Ceremony L. f), a, church will meet 'rtiiirs- Smttli, and Bob Coiner, MrK''aiit-at- duy nt a p. in. at the church. Mrs. weeks but we atill have a good stock from which to Evajis, Twin Kails, having' nuU L E Y , Dec, 37 (BpecluD—At arms, and M1a.l nervlru lanl week ill Ihu service lewon on ‘'I’ropnguiula.'' ♦ hom o (I? lil«lio|) A. T. Ocu, MlM Z rn - programs and Dob Coiner the in- motluT, Mrs. (J, A, M cM astcr, ¥ ¥ ¥ terniLvilon program . n« Clce iind l^nink Dorney. Cnldwell, LuU ieruu Ixullen' Aid KKleiy just prior l« the holiduyH. were united In miirrlnue. Lolcr in , REMEMllEU CASH TM-KS — ESITXIAW.Y Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Casey, spon (iursia From Itohn will m eet T lm rsday a t 6 p. ni, a t sor of the club, a n d his wife, will t>e the evenitig ft wedding receplloii the churcl) basement tor a THIS WEEK pntrons of the evening. Parents am OlliiT m il-or-tow n giic.sl,-. will |>e lield fit tlio Unity L, D, 6. church Chrlslmns party. Women are uak- Invited to call Uiroughoiit the hours M m . Uiilli Hlili'ft, Ml«>» 1-orrnr lle ti- w ith 176 tIuealA nllendlng. ed lo bring sandwiches, cnko nnd of dancing. drlckn iind Ml.s.i Uorii WlllliitiiN, nil 'I'ho brlile wore n floor tenalh wed cookleji, ¥ * Of Diil.sr, Tlu'y win nrrlvi' lliln ev ding ituwn of while velvet iind i\ ImiK ening Iron) (he nipltal rl(y, iiml veil cHUght ubont her heud wllli n HARRY MUSGRAVE Will tw lioiisii HUftilfl of Mini > lr- tle ra of oi'nnKo blo.uflms. H er lioii- C srburetor h e ate rs a re tinrd on Gooding Groups Mofltrr iitilll tlin Intler pmL of llin finet WM of lallnmnn rosea and awitI all AmerlRnn tmnspbrta to counter week, . prn«. M rs, E. V. W iilker nnd Mr. act Irlng of the wings. Have Exchange C tiiilrnrl lirldKo will l)« pliiyrd itl Walker attended Itie couple. 'Ilie GOODING, Deo, 37 (BpeolaD- five iiiMl u Yulc'Milc jnoiir iiltu r wiin ilecorutfd w llh w hite rur Tlw BenkoT L adles' AW society ol Will ho Ii'iidirrd In tlio dn» nnllonn iind ll«hlnl l)y Uill wlill llie OltrlBllsn church met last week anil lovnn.. tui>era In crynlnl liohirra. at the home ot Mrs. Foy Osborne. I>rrhl.tr« » ( Tea A wedding anpppr wi»« served lo 3 It was Uie annual Olirlstmas party Mrn. J. T I’lilppn, Jr., |)ie»ldr(l iit Hiie.ll.'> at a table centered with i. and glfu were exchanged. Mrs. a tt-n o( luilldiiy iiiipolniinenin wedding cake. Wtille ta|iers In cry- Clyde Crawford presided at the biisi- aflcm tm ii licr Ucimo, hw Hlftl holiler* IlKliled Uiu hcrvli InlJle. nes« session anil also led U)e devn- aveiiiii' I'K^i, In Ikiiioi' or tlonali. A program of Clirlatinas Btrniik, Intliiiiile (rlendn «I tin- Ikjh- Mr. and Mrs. t>orfiey le ft on .. readings waa enjoyod. orec (iK rrn1dril nl la, where Mr. Dorney lii cngaued lii Lloyd anWely and Mrs, Jack Peter th e t('i> (iiIjIc. KvcrKi'fTn iiiul C liiinl- litrmlng nnd the iiU>ck bunlnesn. son were In charge of Uie program. niBS lir'lllrr* lU « Wllltl' llillioln |l(.l- 11)0 bride was mMluulcd from Clift box opening waa a feature of te ry I'cmiiiliu'r, fiunkrd by diivci'- Hurley high school In 1031 und nt- the meeting, the money being umkI tipiwd niiM-Miii i«j)rr« In whlin poi- (cnded Urlgliam Yuung unlveiHity . for mlsaioiii, RofreahmenU were und a beauty college. I^)r the |innt ^ served. tpry hnlili'i", hprtiird llm (•(■iiici'- piece, four years she hiw bec«\ eiHpUiyi-|>’> lUMl fdlfiN Agnrii ment. O 6 W (Ivea aatlafyln* aultK»rHy, w ith tWa Important Christinas Operetta B tronk |)i'<-nhlrd n t llin rofrcniinii-iit dlfferencai Tlw choice base whiskies and tha costly grain IIOLUOTIB, &». n table, Wl>l>'li wnn roiilcrod with n Thunday tiie fraita fohooi dlreot«rrn Our KeguUr »a.M by Mra. Agda BMman prMent«d In braui lioNlcni. nnd m v n r d w ith estra distinini att|>-a apeclal ■TRE-MELLOWINO’'-whlch Uifl ciifliUnaa oper«tU, '"n>o Kid KIKIENK OIL PKIIHANKNT naping of a«nt« Claui.** Between laee oloiii. WAVK, Now and during the makes O Bi W ao mild, there's not even an after-tasta. O Bi W aaU % anlo by June Coition and RBAl) TMli: I'lMlCH WANT AOH. la a ctu a lly E A S Y O N Y O U R D R K A TH . E v e r y d ro p Is m lldef. "Silent Night" by high Hhoot mx- ...... $ 4 . 5 0 teU were preaented. OTIIKK WAVlfirM.M~CP « ReoUatlona were aUo presented by Clive Courtney and Bilty W1l< Air"Waves' IneianK am pSi, THE MILDER BLEND llamson, After Uie program, Mr*< NEIL'S llair Cat and Waving J- Beeman w frtttit*. Wyoming Ooal E u g e n e WITH THAT Mare noweprint U wported from lump $ 7 .9 8 P*r *•" on the Track BKAUTV SALON * pahada than from' all other coun- the brldegroem's nolksr, Mr*. Luclen W. VMrhMa. TIm NM« v ai far* fixooaooo FLAVOR! merty Mlsi Margaret ■. Xerlanf. daughlcr of Mr, awl Mra. MarrtO tlodei ndeUlf Bull lan, rolMDv (TIsM riMta KllCnt«U^) rboo# <• for AppolnlmaHl & m>rfs, L«d„ DtttvH, M o M tu t« . v fftrabfislMd IU9 «,« P t g e F o n r IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO widBMihr. rewmMf SERIAL STORY , Gable Nq. ^ BLACKOUT BY RUTH AYERS P o t CoDege “Personality”-^ CHAPTER 1 - NEW YORK. Deo. n OtB-ltrs. oeed oTprofesatonal as V TELEPHONE 38 Clark Gable No. . d e p attm eo t DLACKOUT In London! sepblse i^ o o , said today sh* was sto re work, pollUos. ^ Outside, the shaft in 'ftafBl- gMng to teach tlie gMa of Chris “We want t^em to stay ia tbelr FMiur* B«r*l<« S h o t s Lmtt* Wirt SarriM OdIIwI Pre gar Square loomed like a ghost, tian crtlege,..at ColumbU, Mo., aU hflme towns and-make use of the about screen acting, with a view to talents they develop tn various pro- FdMIi M Sis Dkrt I towerins and dim. . keeping them - away from HoQy- fasslosal capaolttes. We doat want Jnsldc, In a restaurant on wood. tbem to cone to Bollywood. Uore nearby street, blue bulbs c&st ettia 'If they come to Hollywood from th a n 30,000 girls td a u to Hollywood XaUnd u S«ooo4 CUm y s tu r Ii The Gentleman in shodowi on two flgurw. C h ristian .'’ s h e said, "111 feel U)!:e every year and find thati the morles "inking thorn " hav e room for only 10 c " ‘ the Third Row You could see at a glance that . Mrs. Qable came here from Hol Mary Carroll and Vlitccnt Oreci lywood., wherr ahe conducts a were Americana, and Americans la rdlnic" for motion picture actors, a . girl really has what Hollywood Bt Util Pvkbl* tn Ad>inc«> love. to take in Abe Broadway plays be wants, nottUng cw 'keep heF-from WKhln ld*ho atii] Elko Cogntjr. Neod 1 moBth. 40ci I monthi, 11.00: 8 montht. II SO: “Muybc tills tlmo next week fore going to Columbia to Initiate going there tn due course. ^ If 1 Oulild* Idaho wc'll be back In New YorJc," Mary a brand new venture In college dra« should find a girl of genuine talent, I Wc; i bodUii. II W: < nonlhi. said. “It’ll bo heavenly to see malic liutrucUoc. Z'U keep it a secret. Then, ’when 1 Broudwajr blazing lo lights atter Columbia is not only the seat of gel the opportunity. 111 tell a tsovlp All Botlew nqulrwl b7 l»w or br crdtr of court of comptwnt Juri»u> of Hut pii>«r puriuunt to b<<;llon ' M-IOI L a A. 1132. «i addvj lb«rtIo b)r Chapter 194. IVII B«ikin U «« of Id*>io bun. I’ve had ttiough w ar to last ChrlsU&n, but, also t>{ Stephens col ■discover’ her ’ \ -v . . . • a llfeUme.” lege. Christian's greatest rival. Mn. Qable has been teaching NATIONAL nEPKESENTATIVES Vincent diuckled. "Well, well Stephens employed the famous ac movie actors and actresses tor M WEST-HOLLIUAY CO . INC tress. Maud Adams, to teach its girls years. Por six years. tncludii)g the ' 1 Towtr. 2:i> Duih Strxi. S>n rrancltco, Calif. have son^ethlrtg to tell our grand children—yours and mine, I m e an . the various arts of the stagoi and four she was his wife, she worlicd You and I Qcelng like refugees so It became a prabtlcal necessity with Clark Oable. teaching hltn “the Irom Porls and being here In Lon> for Christian to go Its rival one bet lamenials.'' Rehaliiiitatiiig the Wagner Act MATTER OF PENNIES! flon in blackouts. It’ll be quite a ter. After eight days of testimony by the special investi P otsle: yam to spin from a rocking chair." Aii ef Cinema . vn\lch young tnwiltd woman ot Mary amlled alowly. "Fvrnny, It hired Mrs. Oable to teach the gating committee of the House of Representatives, it which little penny ant« poker club Isn't it,” she mused. “You're al« girls ot Christian college not only has become generally apparent that some reforms in suBgested. afwr ahe had been play ready talking about our grandchU* stagecraft but also ^ e art of the YULEPROGW ing; w ith th e club to r tw o years, th a t dren ond a lew month? ago we cinema, radio and television. The the Wagner Labor act are desirable if the law is to "we play penny ante Bometlme"? hadn't even met. It was all so - m courses will be initiated at the start serve its prime function of molding better relation And what did her husl«nd say when strange, our meeting in Paris.. I of the second semester, and Mrs. she went on u> explain that che never could have believed that Oable will be in direct charge for “El ships between employer and unionist. thought playing penny ante meant first day that you, my dashing, the next m onths,. after which' she RUPERT. Dec. 37 (Special) - Until Jan. 5, the five members of the House commit tossing pennies to a crack- romantic soldier of fortune, would will return from time to time tn a Christmas was fittingly observed —Keyhrte Kal ever want to settle down." 6UT>ervlsory cap a city . In every chUTjh tn Rupert. tee will recess to study the 300 pages of testimony thus “But I do," he said convincingly "O ur p u rp o se.'' she said, •■will be. First observance, under the di far garnered from unreticent witnesses. Almost from IDKA TO EASE CHRISTMAS “Never thought myself that I’c to teach the girls- to externalize rection of Miss Om Joe Hanks and Jove a gal more than a war.' B u t themselves, to develop 'pcfsonallly' Mrs. D. L..Carlson, was held Fri the first day of hearing, it appeared ,that all was not CARD BURDEN.* . Thh-d Row Qentleman: here you see the evidence, before —an awful word—and to achieve day in the Christian church annex. functioning smoothly on the National Labor Relation's After acquiring writer’s cramp ad you. Our passports in order, our charm so they will be able to sue- This was a party for the ctdidren tickets bought for the Moravia. of the Bible school, with group board, which is the statutory enforcement machinery dressing: my Christmas cards, I’ve concocted an l&ea I'm filing lor use And all I want now Is to get back singing and games, and a visit of the W agner act. n e x t year. to New York nnd marry you. I’ll Mary tor«amad at the fell. . . . “Steady there!” a fiom Santa Claus. Impersonated by Instead ot slipping ouv dozeni ot And a Job making planei Instead strang« male voice cautioned. Mary felt strong arms D. L. Carlson, who distributed Most vociferous criticism of the board's functions trea ts, cards to folks In Twin rails, Tm of flying them. You'll live in a holding her, glimpsed a smiling face above her as the was implied in the reports of unjyw'monious inter golns to pul a lot of names on little house with a rose garden and EXtP.mFOIl Sunday a program, directed by fiashllght'i beam outlined her. Mrs. Wilbur Bell, of vocal and in course among the board’s personliel. From some of card, m ill It to the first guy and forget all obout what the weU> tell him to pass U around- dresed woman is wearing.” strumental numbers, reading, recl- the testimony, it would appear most of the NLRB em- Chain letter Chrlstmai card, slylc-wise as mannequins she had house in Mayfair, if that's whut taUons and the Christmas story by three intermediate boys was pre •orta. I^A R Y CARROLL was 23. She'd sketched in Paris. But no pencil y o u m e an ." POCAILO DIES - ployes, from executives down, were employed largely sented in the main auditorium. —KBUte been one of the most promis skctch, OB Vincent had often told Mory sensed that Carla's nar POCATELLO. Dec, 27 (U.R)—Thom' in writing caustic memoranda concerning the short- ing stylists ever sent to Paris by Sunday evening the choir, with Mrs. her, could do justice to the m&ize- ro w e d e y es vrerc Btlll on Vinccnt, as H. Fanner. 57. Union Pacific Floyd Britt at the piano, and group ^ PUN, SUQHTLY ANESUC! a New York Arm. It had been a coloted hair or tho morning glory . comings- of their colleagues. Where there is that but she couldn’t be sure in the freight agent at Pocatello until last from the Christian Endeavor (o- H PM Shotci thrilling assignment. Orphaned at blue of her eyes. Tonight she won; blue-black light. Nor could she much smoke, there must be at least a small fire. J2 when her mother and dad were May when he retired because of ill cleiy presented a sacred pageant, Do you want a punk pad f»r a gay dress with a saucy bustle account for the uneasiness that “Christ Comes to Earth." under the killed in an automobile accident, ooM ea? bow. It followed the lines of her Carla’s glance had aroused in her. health, died yesterday at his home direction of the pastor. Rev. Eugens Mary had no ties at home. She’d Principally inherent in'all of the voluminous testi W ell, we call U “kisseltoc" tat- slim body and against the bright W ith relief she saw the waller ap here. Stum p. aUad of mUtUtoe. thrown htr slim, vibrant self into fabric her fair skin glowed like proach with coflee. F a rm e r w a s b o m O ct. 10. 1863, Methodist Program the Job of making a famed career opal. mony that has so far been offered is the demand for And. boy, can 1 work u n d e r H Then her eyes widened. Dis In Chicago and remained there un A special program Sunday In . ir and when somebody hoists Uit as a fashion designer. “As long as you're real, nothing tinctly, she saw the w.iltcr slip a til 1007 W hen h e w en t to G ooding charge of Miss Mary Ruth Brock changes in the law itself. The Wagner act defeats else matters," he answered, after Usseltoe! But in September, Mary had card into Vincent's hand. Turning as agent of . the Oregon Short Line was presented at. the Methodist been caught in the net ot moblllia- I p a use. itself if neither labor nor the employer trusts —UorM \«'tin H a a n a k to her fiance Inquiringly, she saw rallroatl. He was transferred to Dil church, with group singing, special tion when Europe went to war. Her sm ile flushed tenderly. it. If the administration of the act is incompatible Vinc<;nt glance ot the card. His lon in lots and then to Rexburg and musical numbers, the Chrlstjnss OH BOY, cooperation : Fashions were forgotten, 'Something tells me I'm crazy Id a h o F alls. 1010 to 1935. story and readings and treats. Fol about you." faco was inscrutable when he with the best interests of those for whom the legisla X>ear T lilrd Row: a t this looked up. Mary waited for an Parmer is survived by his widow, lowing the program 35 young people To Mary at that moment. It Louise Knockey Farmer. They were with the pastor. Rev. Albert B. Par- AMumlng that the "row In your ahe had met Vincent Gregg. She explanation. When he said noth tion was designed, then congress should take from the seemed as if nothing could ever married April 33.1910, a t Twin Falls. rett, and Mrs. Arthur T, Smith, cognomen Is sometimes pronounced had gone to a party given by a ing, she, thought, "This is what board some of the powers of discretion it now enjoys to rime with "how," I offer you this come between them. Not black He also Is survived by two daugh supervisor of the Wesley league, young count who was closing his war n ^ a do to people. I’m being coB aent to stir things up. Paris villa so it might be used as outs, nor bombing planes, nor ters, a father'and one sister. sang carols. and should substitute a strict course of procedure. evacuation orders. As she reached jittery about nothing." Farmer is a former member of A pageant, “Christ Comes to You know alwut the boost-turkey ■ hospital for woimdcd soldieri. And then it happened! , From the criticisms ao far recorded in the hearing, it a\>ppoae(Uy underw ay a i Vlnccftt was among tha guests. for his hand, she sensed a stk tn E agle R ock lodge 10. A. F . a n d A. Eailh" was presented tn the Baptist; tlie room . PM ent? Well, Mr. Third Row. we That very first minute, Mary M.. ot Idaho Falls and the Idaho church under direction of Mrs. W. appears that already a number of reforms are sug PalLs commtindery. Knights Temp W. Harrelson. Treats were distrib pfeHn«d no less than seven different knew that love had burst like a rpIlE cord, the waiter, even the uted to all the children. Baptist gested. The “red tape” in handling cases might be Twin P^lls restaurants the other star shell upon her. In'a world »pURNING, she-saw a regally •r glamorous Carla were blotted lar. He also was a member of Bag night In a search for cold turkey or slender woman sweeping in. from Mary's ■ mind that instant dad temple of the Slirlne. He was Voting People’s union sang carols trimmed, definition of a bargaining unit might be turning upside down, she needed a former president ot the Pocatello a n d dl.‘!Crlbuted gifts a n d baskets cold chicken sandwiches. someone to cling to—and Vincent Mary watched as the woman slow Real terror instead of an imag Rotary club and vice-pre.sldent of of provisions. formulated, strict duties for examiners and prosecu And not a single one had any had been the one. ly surveyed the diners in the dim inary one chillcd her blood. tu rk ey . • the Pocatello Chamber of Com Under direction of the pastor. tors should be laid down so their jurisdictions w’ill not A.t the start, there had been the light of the bluc-grecn blackout Outside, a piercing siren walled. « the-lruth. so help us Hftntiih. It meant only one tiling. The air merce. Rev. L, Westerkamp, a special ser agonizing tear that ns soon as Vin bulbs. The stranger's gaze rested, vice was conducted in Trinity Luth overlap, employers should be given an opportunity to Jaid lor which London had been cent was fully recovered he would al last, upon Mary, then Vlnccnl. eran church Chrlstmaa eve, choral confer with NLRB representatives before they are T h e n a^ h e r glance m e t h is Iri gearing itself for months was here. KCHO enllit again. She wouldn’t bear to Castleford Road numbers by the choir, special num haled before examiners, and the entire conduct of leave him. With all her country recognlllon, she bowed sliglitly “Quicki Run for shelter!'', bers by Bernice Ouckenburg and ^ and with a lazy smile, turned and . It was a» if everyone In the rea- Sani» Claux has come men fleeing for home, Mary had Alvin Vogt, with Mrs. Amos Ratt at W cases should be handled with a regard for due process followed the waiter to q tn b le a t tourant spoke in one voice. The Oiling Promised And fone. remained in Paris to be near Vin th e organ, and th e C hristm as etorj* * the far aide of the room. dim lights snapped ofT nnd the CASTLEFORD, Dec. 27 (SpcCiaU of law and the common courtesies allowed in a recog But left us msny echo c e n t by the pastor. And then, Jnst a few days ago, The Intimncy of the stance site room was plunged into inky —Castleford Is slated to have a mile Pentecostal Chnreh T« Unger on. blackness cxcept for the beam of nized court. all had been changed. Vincent had had exchanged with Vincent gave of road oiled through the center of A special Christmas program was Of which Ihe loudest the hand flashlight pointing the said, “We’re going home, darling. Mary a fcelinR of vague forebod the village and west past the school given at the Pentecostal church un Other suggestions will probably become apparent In th a t way to the bascmwt door. I’ve hnd enough years of bam' ing. She shooi; it off. She said, h ouse as soon in th e sp rin g of 1940 der supervision of the pastor, Bcv. before the hearing is^over. Already the National As I'ull many ■ purse now sagi Then she reached'for Vincent's Oh, so flat: storming and flying for whatever "1 think you’re going to have as Die weather conditions permit, J, A. Johnson, followed with carol hand. He was not at her side. aeeordlng to H. A. Klnyon. Cnstle- sociation of Manufacturers has proposed a- 12-point —Marianne ’ flag offered the most excltemcnt very Jealous wife, Vlnccnt. r singing and distribution of gifts. and money. I lovo you und 1 want “Vincent!" alic gasped. “VincentV’ ford, member of the board of com- Choral communion was observed reform program, which would outlaw the closed shop seething al the way Utal gorgeous Outside, tho sirep continued its ATTENTION. MR. SPORTS to marry you." Simple and direct, w o m a n looked a t you. W ho Is mbsloners of the Buhl highway dis at Trinity Episcopal church with and check-off system of collecting union' dues and Just like Vincrnt. screaming warning. It beat in trict. the pastor. Rev. E. Leslie Rolls, In EDITOR! sh e?" Mory's cars. Trembling, breoth- Denr PoUle: Mr,’ Klnyon accompanied the charge and Mrs. Nell Ross as solo- would set up six restrictions against strikes. The re- She noticed .Vincent lucked his lt‘.s,s «hc was left olono ns the Have ymir »i»iu reporter, who other mcmt>crs of Ihe board to Boise 1*1 for tlie onthems, “There Were ■MOW they were her«v Vincent usual aplomb us ho answered, crowd pushed toward the stairs. Iasi week to confer with the state Shepherds" nnd "Olory to Ood In .sult of the proposed amendments on strikes would be made the reiwrt on ski Inalnicllons and Mary, In the London rci^ flurried. “Why. darling, that’s the Suddt^ly, her knees Rnvc wny and hlRhway oiilclnls. th e H ighest.'' al Sun Vnllcy, mnke a trip up there to remove almost completely this potent labor weapon. taurant. They’d crossed Iho Eng f.imous Carla Murchctta.'' Kho folt herself falhng—fiilllns, He slates that gravel and other Sunday concluded with midnight a b o u t th e Inal of Augiint. If Ihrre lish Channel witli scvei'ol of Vin “01)—and ghoutd I know wiio into the 'gaping darkness. materials are availatjle for usi mass conducted at St. Nicholas was enougli snow on Baldy a monili cent’s friends and were waiting .to she Is?" M ary screamed. "Steady thcrel’* soon as work can start. Catholic church by tho pastor, Bev. The manufacturers’ proposals are far too drastic. ago to malte a snowball tlien I’m take pnsango home on a British ■'Ilenvcns, yra. You've seen her F a lh e r D, L, M cElllgolt, w ith Mrs. color blind. a stranRc deep male voice cnu- The present oiled highway from •hip, Siiillng dates were kept plcturc ofu-n ennUKh in Uie so Diihl mops at the east entrance ot □etiy llenscheld Rausch at the or< When congress considers changes in the Wagner act, —A N ative lllallcy) tionod. In tlic dnrk, Mury sonscd crct bcciiuse of .-spy uctlvillea. but ciety colum ns. .She';i a rounder- ii piilr »f unfamiliar arms lifting Castleford. it must bear in mind that neither labor nor the em it was ccrtiiln they would be Icnv upper of cclebrltie.s,'' livivlw> wera h fid , Imt IUhI.siui’h Hiiy com]>uny 22 T o conclllote. P a ir. lir.li'iid ot llir |iii|)I1a ii-orlvlnK |>i<-- song writers go, so goes the nation. Love itself may neceasary for m« hhaIm to re tu rn u> i'«;('orn<>irr IX’.V'' lunl plt-tilifiil and h y f a r th e 20 R eady 81 H aving winga, the earth. 4IHti*bandor t7 . lli^l HirK i>{ Dll' (ily. I'Ariy ix-rM’ti i<' my IntcrcAt mi I tonk mime Iltlln bit wildi'.st, niiimulM In aouth- 30 T h e sh a n k . A2 Serrotl-d tool. 4 Opposed to wife It seems a little refreshing, therefore, that tlu; latest of m y tim e tn ftallnfy niy I'uiUwliy Urgnil iri|iic»l lliul nil vi'lrntiis IrntlliiK llir I'iiU'llaliiiiicilln wiin ic.- < rn Idaho, 31 Out of bed. 83 To wash realism, 42 He curried a nnd confirm tlinu for iiir grnrrril Of th e W orld w ar »lu> linvi; bn-ii •enard ii liln m l aiiiilc, Kvciy I'hilil crop of popular ditties stiould approach the eternal 32 Tasting o( lightly. 5 To procced on ------nnd benefit ol (Ik.ib who mlilU find ii dthAblril nnd wlui hnvr iiol. fllrd I»r red lifiiiillv Into llie Miinm 0 Monkey, nnow. proDlem with a little more realism. 'Ihero is not so w ould rrat tlirir mlmld. dlMiblUtv lUi mi iK'tmo and iin ji ic' iili II ]|ii|(B luuoiiiil Cl! ' 'iimwoiiiy (itiidied in chtldceu, lie ham . 84 To rely. cloililiiH, fiHKl and toy* wi'ic 94 T hus. He Is nicturcd ^ He is the hero 43 Ireland. much gushing over the moon, not auite as much tear- L isa Molnny iinl only aAkr«l Huntn J a n . 1, waa rcrelvrd liv Cointnnniler it>M> Mivn that there Is a tmlUva .v .n .. ____ j j r 'i . i . . __ O laua (Iter liUAhniid) to brliiK her 81(1 Ornvrs of tlir Anirrli'iin I.rHl<>ii, brouKht in lor illnlrlbullon. Iciiirliidoii belweai mental tests 38 Narrative I a naked, of m a n y ------44Chlni-ae jerklng Bentlmcntallty over unrequited and jilted love. •oma red flnniirin, but ilic old fel fro m th e Un1tc»l Htnlrt, vrU'innn’ luiil thn age at which adolescence poem . ------boy. tales, dynoaiy low, n o t being Putlsllcd. brouglii tier b u rrn u a t Holne toito). '"•Hlnn. A Blow ra le of developmBnt 38 Greek letter. • Tree. 45 Actual being. ‘ Crooners ore warbling, instead, about chatterboxes VERTICAL and scatter*brains. They are confessing “you might tw o pair. in roiiBlilored to he particularly 3D Steel c lothing. lONewslar. 40 Ovule. - I . D etect WrU O ne ()( Ihn mo.it drlluhK ul aCrnlrs The Family viiliinbln In human beings. In otliar 42 War vessels. . 11 R ubber trees. 47 T o rova. have been a headache, but you never were a bore,” In o f th o holiday Acunon wjis Klvrn Innt woi dn, npples th a t rl|>en m ost sloffly «7 T o sh in * . 12 Painful. 40 M anner M one Bong, the singer regrets that he got up that par n i K KNITTINO IHIHINKHN evehliiH at the Jiiiitiitiirifl Inn by tlio Innt th r longent. MII.ST IIK l»OUMIN(JI Zu /ilm rhit) ('oiiiplliiirninry i«lwrl1rr nhoultl slurl a to 7 p. m . wlUi iirlrca u<>lnx ■<> Ml'» arlU 'kn Iiy Dr. Flshbcln on fnrc(l (or the IiIhhIa u( Timm, lieartn Ulinirr wn* nerved nl- Mllor. .loiirnal of the Amerlr.h ■ ry 'tn make all children conform to w in ter, w ltli (luiilUalea of th e Item 7:30 p. m. and Ihr aiirlnil Inmi’a Mrillral Aiioelallon, and ol a ntnndard rate of growUi or to no use kidding youngsters any longer about the shim referred lo In yc(iic»l»y'a l*ren In use llxiela, (he Health Magaslnr put on a standard pliyslcsl per- mering moon and the banks of the Swanee. are Joe IllnncUdid nnd Aitliin- M- over 1100 venro »t y iire n 's <'hvnl latter mid eliilHirniely d n '- that we do nol haVe as yet 'iinv iniiM-Ien. In add itio n to muscle, the orateil wan cairled Into (he nxnti liy eerlnln Index ot physical ilinr»n, nplrit has a great dear to do with A little sad Is the story told by Dr. Ales Ilrdlicka, ANU JtKOniK, TOO! O la re n re K hm and Jiiilnord cit Ml)>iiilr DmiclnR was inany and I'ranne—mutlnea lmv<- tIUKle w hich Is a forced allltude. A derthal skull to provide another link in the stoiy of a g riit itvrr lirir In .Iciuinr wtio enjoyed unlit a lata tiuiir. Ix'rti rMnbllnhnl which are bU|I|><»i'iI Ktiii e d il child will have a n entirely T » t« t Ui6 nanio kmo ol V ulU fd Kill. (o develop all adult who Is ph>Mi.il- dlllerriil posture. m an k in d . TJte Kfiil li none otlirr ilian llrlok 27 YEAKS AGO ly fll. In Uie United States, ohllilrni 'llin whole purpose of military . It is particularly ironic that the discovery should Thoniiinon. learn to play, work and eventiiallv drill and of calisthenics Is to make —N orth • ’ Hnake HKC, *7, IDl* lo uet rt Jot) w ithout h avlnu ii'me u iinmp i.f |>e«ple look allks and made in a land whose leaders have Voverted One of Ihe Im>ai Ohrlstmas days tInoiiHli a fonnal rlUiat of IHiiim , net alike at the same time. Tliui rNeandorthal tactics of brutal clubbing and pll- , KAMOim 1.ANT I,INK ever spent by the ('luiiilii's ami tlniiwliig, hitting, squteslng, Ih-ihI> there h a tendoncy to ouIUvala **. ,. Maw, nlifii do we aU rt eat- fliinday achooU of Twin I'lills waa ing and twisting. uniformity rather Uian Indlfldusl B whole Incident Is a poignant illustration of Ini llie eaiiil; ranee oft the Uie verdict ot Inlh scholuia and Doctor llarrU |WlnU out that ity. It Is interMtlng to Hnd • Liggle flcience h a s parried on ag ain st IreeT . . adulli as Uis result ot a new plan there U no oorrilatlon between ncientlst riefinllely on Ihs ild« of TllK <\r.NTt,VMAN IN , thf' thH ivhra wMh mental InleHlgence teiU and phys hHiWiihmllty Irom the point of vlrf» fjpidn It is trying to help. TIIK TUIKD a u W irvtard to Christmas alvlng. ical nieasiircments that are mosl I'l natuiiil anntomy and physiology. ' W e^esduy, Deetmber 87, 1989 IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO CLEMSON PICKED TO WIN COTTON BOWL Southerners Given Edge Over Strong SPOKTS Boston Collegians 100 of Top U.S.Skiers to Compete at Sun Volle^ It's a venturesome spirit who will name the Cotton bowl winner—aulck, just like that— without giving the matter some really serious consideration. Attendance at. I've changed my mind three times since sitting down to A. B. C. Champions Second Annual Event begin this piece, before finally deciding I like Clemson to .e^ e- Boston college in Dallas’ ------BowfCsaimes New Year’s day gridiron Starts Saturday With party. • Coyote)Stat' Soars Upward Number one reuon tor m y choice lin'l because'I regard tho South B r BA&RT QBAirSON Cross-Country Rmje CaroUnlans m the jounder football NBA 8m ie« Sperta Editor team, but becauat tn Banjt* Mo- IDie annual New Year’s day Roee SUN VALLEY. Dec. 27 (SpecUD—More than 100 of th* Fadden they wlU have the best bowl game . . . between Southern football player o r the field. . CaUfonUa MXl Tennessee this trip nation’s top collegiate skiers, from colleges throughout tbe^. And with Uttle to choose from . . . mirriwd many obsUcles to be country, will be on hand Saturday, December 80, lor the In the way ot cocQparatlve istrensth, come JootbvU'B top spectacle. opening of Sun Valley’s second annual Intercollegiate ^ ' I think the difference lies In Bon* While Brown journeyed to Pasa meet nle Banks, the lanky tri*threater dena to take a 14-0 shellacking from who b Clemson's first MUAmerlca. Washington SUte. Jan. !. 19ia. Amid an atmosphere of informal fun, the collegians Will The .Boetons played a sUghtly FemuylTania lost an IdenUcal de> vie for the American Intercollegiate Four.Event Champion*, tougher schedule, but not much. dilon to Oregon the following y w , ship on the powder-enow , The once - dcle&ted Sag^es beat aod Harvard launched the poet-war slopes of the rugged Sawtooth Z^banon Valley. St. Jowph's. Tem aerlea with a 7-« victory over Ore ple and 6t. Anselm In early season gon, the Iry league thereafter turn mountains of Idaho. games and wound up strong by ed thumbs down on the cofst propo- According to Dick Duirance. whipping Auburn, Detroit, Boston tlU on. America’s finest skier and eecretary university. Kansas State and a good The W eitcm confcrence decided of the Bun Valley Ski club, which Holy Crosi ouUll. to end'lta season on Uje Saturday la sponsoring the meet, compeUtion Their lone setback came'ln their before Thanksgiving after the phe is being held In downhill, tlalom. third game, which they dropped to nomenal Brick Muller and Califor cross-countty and Jumping to en Florida In a 7-0 upset. courage the entrants to become pro nia amothered Ohio state, 3t-o, In ficient in all branches of the tport. U a b y CUekf 1931. TheM keglen, now known at the Detroit Ooebela, were tbe Fife Electrics when they won the American By Vnlted 1 Clemson defeated Preabyterlan. Navy appeared on tlie scene to tie The first event In the meet wUl be MOKIOOMBBY. Ala. . Tba ■ ■■ ...... k S.161 ptra In Cleveland last April. Froto U » to right: an eight-mile croas-country race North Carolina State, south Caro Washington In 1H4, but soon boUi Johnny Crlmalns, Oiartea Kotarskl, Leonard Dcttletf, Fred BreeUe and LouU Burr. Blae aa« Ormy foMwO ««u4s lina. Navy, atorge Washington. service achoola cited dlfflculUee In over a course laid out by Dur- heU two praetlee aetttow ted«y Wake Forest, SouthwesUm and volving Academy regulations which rance at nearby Galena tUmmit for their anaaal Berth-aratb gaw Furman. Tbe one loss the Tigers stood la the way. This event It scheduled to itart «t Satorday. 10 suffered was a 7-0 edging by Tulane. JOilN DE GEUS Notre Dame's famous Four Horse a. m. Saturday. and dropping a decision to the men leached the et\d of the trail TOUGH Downhill man ST. LOUIS—Tbe Boatoo «oD«f* Green Wave-r» one*polnt decision V « « ¥ In repelling E rnie Ne\~ers and S ta n Five-Man Bowling Team KANSAS c m r, Mo., Z>ee. 71 On Sunday, Dee. SS, preteat plans footban aqoad stopped hert today •- . at «hat—Is far removed from a de ford, 3T-10, In 1025, b u t th e good speed.” DtArance asid, *1mt It win Tonight, the Clem Parberry Year's day Sugar bowl tan * betwMB Lou Monigomeo', nifty Negro vorably wlU» the best. Cleveland Indlatu' ace hurler. Is to You must shift the lineup until provide for greater skill and aafe^ T am Agglpi and *x\UaD«. back. Is staying home as k cour coached five will show Ita wares on Sonlh Has Been Ufesa' receive this year Is harder to pin you find out who follows who best. the Jerome floor agalnat the Jaycefs Dodger Pilot, la the race.*' tesy gesture to the southemeni. but Dixie has since been a llfesaver down than a clam In a chowder. I’ve always figured Uiat the trick Monday. New Year's day, irill see of the Snake Valley Outlaw league. Alva Bradley, club president, be PABADSNA. CaKL VaUkMlt Vito Ananls, top scorer la eastern for the Tournament of Roses. In bowling is to knock down as, many tlalom raclag Judging compeUUon Oeerge Cafege*a kms, «b* *Aehll- m a jo r college circle.*), gives the' On ’Thursday Dec. 28. th e Coyo'es Tennessee will be th e eighth lieves that Feller's Income from pins as you can regardless of where tackle the Gooding club oJ the same President on Ruod xnouxvtain. All evmta w* lea h te r si the ttaiiwsee Teii; Engles plenty ol threat. Aouthem team to appear In the baseball next year, directly and in you roll. But some fellows don't like open to both men and women iklers, loop and then on Friday Invade Sho Ro.ie bowl In the last 14 years. directly, will be "above 130.000,” to bowl In the middle. They call that «he awel Saotheni Calllenla tat The team la big and strong up and there will be team as well as in the Beat bnrt Jan. 1. faetai t* front and In Gene Ooodreault has shone to Wckle th e Redskins— And with football material : Bradley also corrected the Impres a Chlnamons position. NatUraJly, champions of the Snake Valley cir Win Awards dividual compeUtion In tte tlalom the outstanding end on the Atlantic evenly distributed the football end sion that the ai*year-old Van Meter, tbe anclior man holds the key posi and dottnhtn. seaboard.. C»pt. Ende Sckwotier Is c u it. ' of the Tournament of Roses Is more 8T; LOUIS, Dec. 27 tU.R-Presl- la., country lad who's been hurling tion. The best, bowler should roll ■gala «a«ay. Final W am-Up P rise s tor Ttareo Oeaeh Bewart Jenaa ef V. B, C, a w hak- o t,^ * guard. Reserves firmly entrenchcd than ever. dent L4try MacPhail and Manager in the American league four years, there. plaaaed heavy drUlt ler Iht nart are good and deep a;id. In T hat three game series ta expect*^ Southwest and Blx Six teams also Leo Durocher of the Brooklyn Dodg would receive "only $24.800" for his Frcd-'Breckle Is the leadoff man Prises will be awarded to tbe win fact, arc Uic big reason why an to provide the final warm-up for the re available, so the Pasadena and ers and Joe DlMagglo of the New pitching services. of th e D etro it Goebels, 1939 Am eri ners of the first three places In several iay*l edge might be given Boeton Instead Coyotes before tliey return to Cald other bowl games can get silong very York Yankeet were bateball's "No. 1 Pc4er.»lgne-- trlbuUon of tlckeU. Southern CaU- a n d DiMsgglo Asked whether 125,000 would be been bowling II years, named In honor of the family of an excellent passer, heads one of otes 28, fomla. thl* season's host, has been as the “perfect player.' clo,«r to the true figure. Bradley Louis Burr rolls In the Uilrd posi Prof. H. O. Bradley of the Uni Kimberly Gym Dixie's sharpe.it attacks. Shad Coyotes 40. E astern Oregon Nor returning applications for days. Bruce Dudley, executive of the serted agaltx that it w m above tiiat tion, H e oj>erate!i a gaa hlallon. versity of WtsGonsln, because of (ta m al 37. Bryant Is a devastating runner Thousands xtood 10 abreast In line Louisville American associaUon club. a m o u n t Leonard DetUolf rolls In U Important contribution KIMBERLT, Deo. ST (apecM)— whom many consider even L ew iston t^ rm a l 37, Coyotes 31. for blocks trying to get their hands William A. Meyer, manager of the No Bonua Claoso fourth pmlUon. He Is employed.In growth of American skiing. It u anUcipated that tha euttlda Coyotes 43, Lewiston N orm al 39. better than All-America McFadden on end cone tickets of which the K ansas City Blues, aCollege of Idaho club has only amount. Brndley said Uiat ho only Capt. Joe Payne Is one of the hour. Angeles last season, won similar couI son, but Iho team has shown steady nlhke-oul pitcher would receive Fullback Bru Trexler Is the spin' see will deploy before more than around | 2fl,flOO for hlr work alone bowling buslncHs. and seconds in the other three day teason. improvement In nearly every game. ner who adds hocus-pocus to the 00,000 persons. R eceipts will be tn on the mound. The club prc,ildent Pive-man bowling is slower Uian events to finish well ahead of Cart Kimberly b e a rd of edtKtttat Returning lettermen are Doug An a ttac k . th e nelgliborhood o t 1300,000 of admitted that thb year Uiere were slnHlc.i. Som e rio n o t fa re so well Neu. of the University of Wash .awarded the contract for the oon- , Sophomore Joe Blalock han been derson, center, from Valparaiso. w hich m ore Utan 1100,000 wlU go to In It bwoiwe Uiey have to roll fast ington, the runner-up. Since Steve ttrucUon of the entrance to the n a - Ind., Ace Coulter, forward, Payette; no bonus clauses In m ier's con little short of terrific as n pass- each seat of learning. Basketball tra c t. T lie f la t sa lary Is I->ller’s lo keep their timing and rhythm. graduated from IHrtmouth this natlum to I. S. Tate, John DeGeui, guard. Madison. S. snatching «xd. George Frltta t\as It’s quite all right for Ivy league whether he. has another great yonr They cool off when they liave to year, he is not eligible for compe- The board also met wlUi the WPA attracted rave notices In the line. D,; and Vejn McGowan, guard, InsUtuUons (o be snooty, but schools flit down i)olw ten fram es. Utlon. Joe Bradley, of WUcontin, dlstrkst engineer and atithoftsed Boise, as last season or a troublesome Hie game Is highly worih white like Boutiiern Cailfonila and Ten Results >n tike In 1037. I orguiiiird o u r p rese n t U-iim two another son. it an entrant ahd will submission of an appUcatlon for a Good Prospeola from every viewpoint. Net proflia nessee can use a n o ttie r $100,000 for ■iil-fl «K0 endeavor to uphold the family tra- WFA project to Improve arid beauti OutslAndlng i)ro«pecl4 Include Bradley remarked Uiat the first to go to the Texas Children's hos- minor s|»rts and Intramural ath call and congratulate him uix)ii iho Wo'vc liud tt lot of fun. dlUon. fy the echocA grounds at both als- Curt Jorvis, a guard who halls from Bradley 49. California SO. p llal. letics. signing of Feller wat Judge Ki-iie- O lh e r C< mentaiy and high tchool, and also Dolse and who Is a iranatec from OuUUndlng AltracUoM Weitem Illinois Tcachers 42, Ore Tl\c battle is a tosn-'up, dt)ienillng gon 40, saw M, 1/sndls, baseball commluloti* NKXT: Tlie bull and shadow Other akiert who are expected to to complete the impcovemenU eo th e DolBe Ju n io r college, and Nyle Tliu Homi tMwl scale of profits h a t on tlie breaks, but wo haven't Ntanford «S, B altim ore 43 lortr* er. do well are Carl Neu; Joe Dun- Uie high school athieUc field. chnnged our mind a (mirtlt time, Williams, a forward from Lewiston been Increased In the last few years Improvemenla will Include eon- who Is tho only freshman on the tim e). ’'U n d ls alw ays h a s callen,000. erican league In strlke-oui grading and planting lawn around Trojans End LIU well as being a scrappy ball player, 'riii,i hn!i l)een acceptable bocaute stir Morida 30. non of W ashU igton V., who was sec teaton and rang up 24 victories fur Steals Show at the agriculture building and com Otlier members on the Coyote the bowl 1.1 nearly pnid for now. and Colirge of Idaho 39. Utah Slate ond In Uw combined cross-counUy hit best year with Uie Indlanit, and sislom: Charles Hibbard, cap pletion of Uie tract around the ath- Cage Win Streak squad Include Bud Saunders, six not M) miicl) monry Is needed to CoitC(B «0. vague as to how much he would eorn Resort Carnival tain of the Idaho Southern's ski ieUo field. NEW YORK. Dee, 37 (U.f>-8oufh- foot-five Inch center from Nampa: keep the cnlrndnr going. The Tour* VnlrersUy of Soultiem Callfflrala 17. U n g Island V 41. n e x t year. team, and Elton Blader of Wath- The board hopet to begin (hete em Oallfomlii'ft Trojunn Inst night Kenny Moore, guard from Ontario, namrnt of Roses will Ukn tome* nprovtmenta tn early spring. brouKht Lon* Inlwwt untveciUy'ii A2- Ore.-, Bam LaOrange, speedy for thing nke m ,000 Irom thU tea- Radio, endorsements and exhibi SUN VAU.K Y . Ida., Deo, 37 (U.IO- Ington Slate. tion appearancen. however, are like Whit MlUer, capuin of thlt year's gam o winning Blrr-nk to an end by ward from Dietrich who played with snn'A game. Oicnr L. Illctmrrtii, 84-year-oUl figure Morlng M S7>4B triumph before IS.- tlie Coyote Pu|w last season, and *»ft,000 eorti. b u t wound up with ly to add anoU ier Ift.OOO to Ills skater, stole Uio show at Hun Val D artm outh football team , Will l>e a From a mode.it beginning, the come. 34S peronns, largest crowd ever to DirJt Ulrdsall, forward from FniU- New Orlrann Sugar bowl show hat Bonloii colirge and Clemson, also ley, fam ed w in te r resort, when Uie competitor. Stanford Is sending Ren Feller, who starlod with the In 0, Hutton and David Hollage, both nee ft buketbKll game In Madlion land. growif In mammoth fashion until n miiAtanding attraction. annuiil ico carnival was held nmld a USED CAR Bqunre Oarden. Rklpli Vaiighn, with Tljo sta rtin g lineup for th e Coy.- ItA sixUi renewal is ceilaln to at Tltr Mlsml Oiuiige l»wl has Mis- dians when he k UII, gangling yoviii iiurstlng of fireworks Monday. residents of far-off Hawaii, to ot n . has added weight, tlnturr, i 10 points. \tA the Tin]»n nllktk. otes probably »># picked from tract tlie largest crowd ever to tee •ouri aiul Georgia Toch. which Isn't All Icn hockey gam e between col- that even the south m i CLEARANCE perlence and consoling rnninJi of excellent sklern. among Cmilier, Williams Anderson, a foothalt game In the deep aouth. a t ail t>a-Tlie en th e square Monday pete are Kathleen Harrlman of 'U Chevrolet 1 -d o o r Se Brooklyn t^gnra purchiuiM In* HTOLZ RDGEH DANG fore ftfl.OOO. Tlin sixth . . . bringing game. Nrw Orleans, Dallas and Mi slva blrUida.v gift from Ihn C.r.c- nlulii, liennlngton colisge and Janet 8ee- lano management, since he cclrlii,i- dan ...... IMS (Inlder I^u Bergrr Innt night from NEW YO RK , De-All|e ou t T \ilsne an "lln tooklng mjr dough away, IDAHO HIDE and torn* In annulU ee, tome in inturance Boutbem Oalifomla at a freth- ed him with open amit 4>ecauae m*de two yeara ago, In the entire university. notarnte liw they know that In Foxx they had Foxx It the mott valuable man My gueM is th a t Foxx will be and aoma in other thingt. All my TALLOW CO. man. With hUn he brought a repu a 00 -mlnut« player with olatt. Ihe ouUlandliig man on Uie field eggt aren’t m one basket," I r i E o n the LErt U P w tf OoMb on tho Tinneaee Uam, «afego hat . . And Beys, W hal tation at a whacking good football Foxx left Oalifomla In a hurry; gotten more publicity at a back, next Monday, With cafego out, Filler rMelved approximately |IB,- TWIN FALLS aO O O IN Q Badul ...... U N I tbot' Uotl protpeot, a fatt, hard-hitting, but before he left he told Uie foot a n d " n sd News " Is a clneh to 000 a n d a b o n u t fo r h is w ork In IB37. His pay w a t boottod to *17,000 in 314 47 1 1 a m . ooM h,'«'i^''^ khi-Moklni t«ilb«ok. ball Uain at tha Unirertlty of ...... o ^ow. reUre the first time a re a l block SouUieni California that he would but Foxx wat votad (he mott valu le put (XI him. ho will have more le ia a n d d u rin g (h a 1030 te aso n he H O l M f m M M M ; H t itnrolM In lh« unWartlty be back. received a roported *30,000, HOUSEKEEPEU’S Altot We Bay RMta. fslto able man on (he team by hit responsibilities and you have only Par, Wool u t t Jaak, BecML and for five dayi went to olaatet "I'll be teeing you fellowt, and (eamalet, a n d th e aouthem to Ulk to the boy to know he Is llA U G H TER ” • t the Loa Angtlea tohoot, But I'll be aeelng you In Ute Boae who M^w the the type that rells^et a heavy A tafely device for army pilots (o TaDew I nona of (he footl»]l ooachet gava bowl," he tald. "Ahd don't for- him a (urabie. They took a look iraiect them against the mtse of Maaataalmn t t gel th ia -im going to make U>om ;nobt and levert In the cockpit h u Th6 airl With Oolden firaod UmA 9 m m , .at hia happy faoe, hit blond hair, UBO coaches torry they didn't Coach Neyland will tall you been perfMtfid. The devloe to a tui- A MilHon Bog laakage aMI Bom mnL and .ngurad ha watn'l too hot. give roe a chaiioe.'' FOXX U the fineat defentlTt bw)k pandtr-1lk« hfU’nits that holds them 0 0 Hobart, vho kMw h» wat good Now, today, Foftx hat kipt hit he aver ooaehed. And that ha U •houldn't have treated me to UghUy In the teat but can be re* SioeethearUt Ingaira f t f« w MaMMi DMh* «nough in a football tuU to get a promise, ite U back with (he Ten the greatest man on a revepM tn oooly," told me. leased by prtssing a button. , .Weanerfay, D e^ to Jw A « » S ! z IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TW IN-FAU^ IDAHO MARKETS AND FINANCE By United Press I j uvisiocK-i STOCKS DECUNE DBNVBB UVBSTOCK DF.NVKK—Catlki MO; lUadx „ . .. hlsher: be«( aWcts $7JO U> l l.l ti faeden id etoekera II lo t«.2i. ' eMRCIALSNOW H oo: 700 i moatlr •iradrii r : top II Sheepi I.lOO;...... 10c _ Uc hl»he „ U 18 • 0 ------IB .lt:*- feeder* II.SO to ,^S"=.iS W J f f i- K .'is ; 14. ahare volume topplnv the millloa Uvel for th* rirat time tinea Dec. II. OGUKN LIVmOCK Louee In Ihe main >U>ck Hal ranttd OGDEN—Husfl 200; buUher cUiiee lie 2 polnU.^RlM) hllhfr. top and bulk heiC ' ‘ * " k»M to fraeUona. welehU Sellinc *aa B*crib«l to to-ealM !!!i.- ruE fv i",;: Caltia. .. ..irt tax llqBldatlon. lo trad m wbo na loiwr, «»» 7«H« U. leUe. So>E«iC.. cbttd .ale. WxUr ...... T hnucht *eeurllle* laat week on Ih* bop, JHe to *e lower. M«r «l «- ■i««r> IC.I6 tii I I . v o u i l tau IS.2& lo l&.W: BOwl vealen |a, _ ... 1*1 a rally would be witnetaed In Ih .Shc«p: 760 : late Tunday packafe «oar cent over th* precedinf I Caltle: 7.800: calvci 1,000: iirofi* ' Dow JoDea Drellmlnarr cloelns averace* 8«7b*«ni1 2U higher: axirema lop lonr yearlini Induitrlal UB.M. off 0.78: rail »0.M. ofi in-M. ' ~9: utility 2(.8I. off 0.01; and U alock* K J r ^ l:l& !::i • .Sheep! 6.000 : f CA»ii GKAIN IB; /eafllnse 17.6C 0 Is: e' 14.50. nUCAGO—WhcuU N.I i»lcj. Corn: No. » mU..I. n-..lnly wlilt. OMAHA LIVESTOCK « i,c : Nu- 1 »p1I'■ H.U vealcr* ileady: bulk fed »lcer. and year nil. 18.73 lo 110.25. bh.tp: 4.1U0: fat lamb* tiow. earlr bidi NEW YORK, Dec, 21 OJ.B-The x,ul ilea.i;- ...... — ------mnrket closed lower. Alnnlca. Ju n e a u ...... 6''4 uei^n Allied Chemical CUICAGO-Timuih) JI.IS I. AlllB C halm ers _____ Kr.1 clover 112.CO to IK. HAN KHANC18C0 LIVESTOCK American Can Alfilfi tIT.60 tu i2;'.eo. .SOUTH SAN KKANCIKCO-lloita: 6 liulk 116 lo 220 lb. California! anil C American Radiator . American Smelting ... American Telephone American Tobacco B Anaconda. Copper .... 1 POTATOES I Alchlson. Topeka. & S a n U F e 23% 1.08 AN'fiKLKS LIVESTOCK Auburn Motora ...... 2 \ I.OS ANOKI.K.S-Hoa.i Salable 300: Baltim ore ic O h io ...... FUTURE POTATO TRADES la 2Sc liliher. nuallly coneiarre.1; med Bendlx Aviation ...... 29% U. cliukc U« to 23S III, iruckin. lO.Sl .. ir.lU; fvx» 17.16 tu r.W : lop 17.25: Kood Bethlehem Steel ...... W 'i K. fhciiir. rail liilhl...... •!■<'«. Borden Co...... ■ 20'^ I. C ase Co...... 70*i A - Jan. ilellvury: no m Iu i; closing M li'ii'uu I6.S0 : licw luni ateady at »4,26 to tt.76. ?tiul te Pacific ^ ■ bid a n d ask. »1.B0 U> <1.67. cVlVlr; «aUble 600; ciiw* alrun*. . 0 )J>’sler C orp ...... M arcli delivery: no .%alvs; ciMliig .JC lu ilc hiBher; lor S dar>. uther claeir* Cocft Cola ...... bid. and aslc. 11.85 lo »2. Hfiidy; load aroumi K2S Ih. fe,l yearlinif lU.'jS: othera hold around 10: commercial Solvenl.i ...... itud I.0U4 to 1,205 lb. It Commonwealth A: Southern CHICAGO POTATOES SS-' - • ina 17.86 CUICAUU-Wc«lh«r. K»rl cloudy itm- I 15.00 I 16.76 Cont. on of Delaware ...... ' pcrttura Z8. Hhlpmenu : loial lo liatr, Corn Products > bulli 16 to 16,76; DuPont de Nemours...... lt4 .u ;:'n « w HO; arrivkU 61). \i ralvea, aalabl.* 6U: <1 aale* about ateady: Eastman Kodak ...... »upplin mudetaic. dcniind tair, choice vcalrri I 111.60: fov ralvei — tlrm.-lda. KunK tinrbanki, ' IS.SO clown; cBoicr iiftit raivr* qm Elcctrlc Power & Light...... a.lb. I r II.UJ G eneral E lectric ...... • waihciJ. . —...... - . .. Khrepi none: lal* Turiday load aeiieral Foods . .. a can ll.W. 1 car »l.so...... ihorl wuolrd laniU about aleady car uelu II.M per hsnilrotlwolitiiii JOO.I tc. choice Kooled^ ' General Motor UM Tundar. ouhed. 1 car tl.thj; d soud ewn t Goodyear Tire «ruh«d. -j ta n il.76, I ear li.tft. .... —Bnrttt. -l-rar-BBneralljr-SDtx! ll.Hy, weot Intcmatlonal Harvester ..... Coto. Kt fair c. r »1.7„ mntlc wuola but la in wera elow bccau** Johns Manvllle Nab.. Bilu Trlumpht. n >ack>. waih- of Ih* llmilnl nuanlillr* available at bide. ad. I ear IZ.IO; 1 ca...... „ rrlcea werv eteaily and firm un hulf* Kennecoit Copper ...... Wo. 1. barlap aaeki. wa*Bed. Knii'ralir bt(«d arade* liul were Inclined to weaken Montgomery Ward ...... ' fair quallly, I ear I1.8&. 1 ear ll.b nn '^1 and ti blnod Krailo and Territory Na-sh K elvlnator ...... w aiM . 1 car BS per cenl U. S. wooli. Cumblna N Wood Territory wool* National Dairy Products... tl.«0. N. Dak. .Red river vi ' wen aold In mo,| ..I, .Sin. I2.C0 lM> all traniporuilun charneil UutieU, Stiuidard Oil of New JerBcy ... U. S. No. 1. t'lnch mlnlnutn ai) per « timall llr.il. M4a ...... Ii:.20 Swift and Co. 10 auneaa and Career, uawa«h«tl tl.OH (Two ilcalara nunifl/. T exas Corp. .. 11.111 » u h « l ll.ia to • !.» ; U. 8. Nu. I'OTJ TUBS 100 Urn m ln aalea Co - Neiud (Wma No. I ...... 70c*7uu Trans'Amerlca «ra, bulk Mr hundredxcliMi HuimO U. NetlMl Uem* No. > ...... IUc>a6c Union Carbide & Carbon ...... 8. No. 1 moallr He: certain luu lur •ue- iKour daaUra mwl*dj. Union Pacific elal aliln* bifheri a >>» ulM. at carlalo RIU CLUVKR pol, tr: U. 1: I HWc I'OUI ..1JV40 Unlt«d Alri-rafl ...... n n tly __ United Corp. Twin ralb'iiurley dlalticl, cold, cloudy. U. S. file d , com ...... «lr* Inquiry tnon ...... hen*, ovar I'.i IW...... A m erlcnn Rollliig Mllln ...... *ham*> Uuawu U. ti. No. I.II h, ti.ioi .e«horn h*n*. under lU .Iba, A rm our ...... U. H. Nu. I «»a lo 72c, Caeh to (n>o*r>, (kilor*<1 fry*i* ...... 1 lluiMi. U, H. No. Colorad roaal*r*. ov*r 4 lb*...... Atlantic Ri'flnlnti ...... 1 7»e to lie, a f*<* hicher - ...... , m*»...... Boel,n« ...... fl. No, t lOo l<> lie. W*alh*ri Upper valley, B minimum, Briggs Miiniifaclurliig Co. . . Baalmuiai cloudy. l-KObUCK Curllss Wright Nn. 1 bultarfat ...... Eleotrlo AuU) Lii* ...... No. 2 hutlarfat —...... Houston oil ., CHICAGO-IO.IIi. pack. Kvae, *itra ...... Idaho HpanUh lie to 7 Hlandardi .. _ ll« NaUonal DlsUllers ...... CoW. Spanleh « e to 71 Medium (landarda .. . 10a North Amrilcuii Aviiitloii . Medium aalraa ___ — 11a S afew ay Hiorr.n ...... , I’ulleta flchenley DUllllera ...... Btudebakur ______14« United AlrlhiM «Uf}4N XKW YOllK-No. I r.M.lracl fuluree Whl{« Motcjffl ...... cln**d unchaniH to off I jHihite; ep: tlo*rr I'o w rr...... II.IaVi to ll.s lw ; Itec. II.ION, OlUes flei-vli-i-, now ...... Electric lioiKl A: tilia r e ...... Ford Mou>r. Lid.
CourUiy o( Ch*.**! WhoUal. Ilele (iu4ltr-W r(rner A Company !«(>«. Klka llldf,—Phone DIO I«r*l U ri* ilH e i l*'l UH*I nadlum 17ft«i eaiill Perishable nilNINii HTOCHH Shipping M tn, Oily C'i>|i|)(ir Park uiir Otiiintiluiaird . I3> 0 «Brl«a7 F rp d C. ramicr, 'nilnililc I'luli lifllit tha Olirlaliiina Bllvor KiiiK CoulHloii ...... V ai*B Paclflo fraljrht acanl. jiiiity Prlilay i«t ilin homu of Mra. HUIIBllhln Mlllirti ...... Tl»ta raUa. . Myi'llp RiiiUli. wllli Mrn. 1.. M, rin li- T lntlo Hliiiiiliii'il ...... r r nn anfilfttiiiil, liiimrB wdrct |ilnyed Coiuliir (lolii ...... O arlM d ihlpinDnU of perUimblQ uiiil II Kl(l cxrliiiiiKr cnjiiynl. •onknoiU tiM for, Deo. aoi IVmii Yciuiiiiii, , niKiii iHilli-tman . KUIU IW U ^otaloa X. fiir U iirlry lor Id yi.tim, Iiili rffilHH- price* for il.litrliil tli>l*l>. rd lo liikn Ilia imhltlou n« Jallei T w ttt F R ll«»P ol«toei 44, oiiioiu 3. I ^'’i m V '' ' " " ' ’' j '!'’ q H d w B jJ - ^ lo n a 4. e. anil oiiAtiHlini^ of tlip oily Imll, J . 0 . I'lxKm Miifni Wi'iliinMlity niul U i- M li / r 'l l7';. 'nitll'Bdiiy III Hull |,n)(i> Clly vlnlllllK Ilia {iirinrr liii'liirvi jiiiiini'r, I. H. I.uui< n.iA^ Tnylor, M r / a m l Mi». C uill» I'llce niiil Markets at a Glance nhlldieii nin Niiriialili U U iut U>g Bolden waitdliiu annlvcr- ta I4N. i M». O eorge OarriiUi, JIEAD T )JB ’I-IMBS WANT AJ>». '••'I., rp W ^ a a d ^ . Danmher! ST, 1M9 < IDAHO fiVENING TIME 3, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Quick Results Are Yonrs for the Asking When You Use Low Cost W ant
WANT AP HATES THIS CURIOUS WORLD By WUliam FergoMn LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS more experienced sportswomen who NOTICB months after tbe first pubUeatloQ rugged mountain. Hnrw ' f o r RU>UC*“ ? ‘J 5 “ “ ’ , NOnCE IS HEREBY OIVKN of thlf notice, to tbe said admlnls* tncbes on Old XOOC8 N B w S THAT L Jess Merton will at tbe trator, or Raybom, Raybocn St O b rlsto tts day; 13 BAm PDI ■>»*’„ next regular meeting of the Idaho SmlUi. Attys., County of Twin FkUs. pare d to tlx a yeac icoV vB'. 9 Slate Board of Pardons, to be beld State I r 1939. 83 1/8 Discount and/or commuUUon oi . sentence WWaJEHAR WE) For Cash from that crtaln Judgment of con* age are* bad two-fncbea M -aoa»^ Tlctlon of Receiving Stolen proptiiy estate of Grace Ann pared with nine tn U88. raM M d. ; 0 »h ducouat •Uowed U adverUM> mads and entered In the Court of Weddle, Deceased. however, was even wltb iMt year . jnent U paid for wltbln Mvea d»y» the Iltb Judicial DUtrlct of the RAYBORN, RAYBORN A SMITH, at two Inches. oI tint UuerUoo. Stat4 ot Id^o, In and for the Coun Attorneys for administrator. Lower M Balsa No cJaasUled ad taken tor less tbao ty of Twin Falls, 00 or about March Residing at Twin Falls, Idaho. Depths on the South ^ ______500. tnMtirtlny discount. 18. 1939. Pub. T im es Dec. 0,13, 30, 37, 1939; watershed were uniformly below ft,' Line o: dusUled advertlalng com Dated at Boise, Idaho, November J a n . 3, 1940, year ago. In the Sabnoa rirer drtin-' , puted 00 baala of Hve medium* 9. 1W9. age area, the only figure dtoA cn Swift! (Signed) JESS MERTON,- NOTICE Mr. Moore's first report ■bowed four length words per Une. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN TWIN PALLS No. SS98 A pplicant. Inches at williams'rancb. Pub. Times—Deo. 6, 13, 30, 37, 1939. THAT I, Ralph F. Tisdale wUl, at Cumulative cnowfall at Hailey - PHONE 3» or 32 FOR ADTAKER the next regular meeting of the from last Oct. 1 to Dec. 35 m ealed IN JEJIOME NOTICE Idaho 8tai« Board o! Pardons, to a substantial shortage thus far tbls . . uave Ads at K ii.W Root Beer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN be held at the State Rouse, Boise. fall and winter. Total from O ct 1 , * . . resultfl for buyers THAT I, Milford W. Smith, will, at Idaho, on the first Wednesday of IN R O P E R T the next regular meeting of the January, 1940, make application for Leave Ad£ at Residence of and sellera, traders and Idaho State Board of Pardons, to a Pardon and/or commutation of M rs. Id a W aeeler. 713 B St. borrowers, losers and A U T H O R m E S be held at the SUte-House, Boise, •entence from that certain Judg' even more marked In decline. AggrC''' Idaho, on the first Wednesday of ment of conviction of Forgery made gate thus far Is. three Incbee. • COMPLETE COVERAGE Ja n u ary . 1940. m ake ap p lica tio n fo r and entered In the Court of the nth AT ONE COST finders with low cost, r s l O u X H S year on Dec. 39 I t waa » S 0 laebM . a Pardon frooi that certain judg* Judicial District of the Btata of Compared to the 3M Inebe* '^ WAS A^AOe OF .ment of convkUon of Burglijy Idaho, in and lor the County of BOX NUMBERS effective TIMES and cumulative total at Hailey ilnce O ct mads and entered In the Court of Twin Falls, on or about May 18, 1. average Is MM tocbes; Ttie TIMES and NEWS wlab to NEWS Want Ads. Just the nth Judicial DUtrlct of the 1939, make It clear to thetr readers that I State of Idaho, In and for the Coun* Dated aC Boise, Idaho, November “b tln d -a d s" J© W ITHOOT NOTICE 16 HEREBY OIVTO Idaho Bute Board of Pardons, to he Jerome county resident, and R. J. TOUCHING ir^;> . THAT I, lAwrence Oabhart will, at held at the State House, Boise, Holmes, 34« Pleic* street Twin: the next regular meeting of the Idaho, on the first Wednesday of Falls. Report of tba accident, re- ^ GOOD THINGS TO EAT Idaho State Board of Pardons, to Ja n u ary , 1940, m ake application for celved yesterday by tbe offlcen. n (d . be held at the State House, Boise, a Pardon and/or commutation of POTATOES, carrots. Ph. 0197-J4. ‘a n s w e r : By striking ahotheryjf tlje same pitch near It the mishap took i^ace when tb« tifb ; Idaho, on the first Wednesday of sentence from that certain Judg cars were 90 feet from tbe aoutb end ' M ISSOUR I sorghum . 490 Blue Lka N Ja n u ary , 1940, m ake ap p lica tio n for ment of conviction of Burglary made of the Hansen bridge. FURNISHED FARMS AND ACREAGES LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS a Pardon from that certain Judg* and entered in the Court of the BLAKE'S better cider. Pb. n380-R6. APARTMENTS :4. : FOR SALE ment of convlcUon of Burglary n th Judicial District of tbe State ATTORNBrS WIFE DIES made and entered In the Court of ot IdatiQ, in and for the county of NOTXCB BOISE, Dec. V tWD-^Mrfc O . O . POPCXJRN »\4o lb. deL Ph. OMl-Ri. 3-RM . a p t. A dults only. P h . 1809. tered In the Court of the 11th the 11th Judicial District of the Twin Falls, on or about March 14, Haga, 97. wife of « p ro m in e n t BqIm NOTICE IS HEREBY ’ GIVEN Judicial District of the State of State of Idaho, In and for the Coun )39. SEA foods at PubUo Market. attorney, died .last n l^ t «t HTD„ 2 rms. Oarage. 2M 4Ui Ave. E. THAT I, James Morgan wlU. at the Idaho, in and for the County of ty of Twin Falls, on or about March Dated at Boise, Idaho. November next regular meeting of the Idaho home of her daughter. Mn. 3 . K ’ Twin Falls, on or about May II, 19th. 1939. 8, 1939. JUSTAMERE Inn. Ph. iM . O asis 911 HAY, GRAIN, FEED State Board of Pardons, to be held Harris. In Beverely Bills, Oallf.. 1M8. Dated at Boise, Idaho. November (Signed) where she went to vpend tbe Christ- '' WHEAT, barley, bay. Pb. 0395-R3. at the State House. Boise, Idaho, APTB The Oxford. 438 5ialn Nortb- Dated at Boise, Idaho, November 31st, 1939. DOUGLAS 8,. GREENMAN. mas holidays,------APPLES—Delicious, Bananii. Jona* on the first Wednesday of January, 9, 1939. (Signed) ' No. 8893 AppUcant. CUSTOM com sliellbg; al! kinds. 1940, m ake application f o r a P ardon thans, Romes. Bu. or truck load, 3 RMS.'all modem. Private bath. (Signed) HALUE ASHER,' LAWRENCE OABHART, Pub. T lm e s-D e c. 9, 13, 30, 37, 1939. R ay B anbury. Phone 231, Bulil. and/or commutation of sentence 2te to 7&C. KoUmeyer ranch, 9 ml. Bungalow Apts. Snd Ave. E. No. S9S3 A pplicant. No. 5899 A pplicant. from that certain judgment of con . E. ot H£. comer o( Buhl. Pub. T lm es-D ec,' 8, 13, 30, 37. 1939. Pub. T im e s-D e c. 8. 13, 30, 37. 1939, 40 A. bean straw , 40 tons liny. R un viction of Attempt Forgery made LARGE front room and kitchenette n in g w ater. Ph. 0196>R3 before and entered In - (he Court of the NOTICE BATH AND RUSSAGE close In. 8M 3rd Ave. N. or Ph. 4 p. m . 508-J. lith Judicial District of the State NOTICE IS JIEREBY OIVBW UALLORY. m M »ln N. PD. lie -R . of Idaho, in and for the County of THAT I. Marjorie Beu will, at Uxe KEIWMSNOW LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Tw in Falls, on o r ab o u t A ugust 30, next regular meeting of the Idaho . McCONNELL. 390 M a in S. 1330>J. ROOM AND BOARD 1938. s p r i n g e r Holstein helfers-S«ll State Board ol Pardons, to l>e held Dated at Boise. Idaho, November Idaho state Board of Pardons, to at the State House, Boise, Idaho, RM . & Bd. for ge n tlem an . P h . 1478. or trade for steers. Ph. 0188-Rl, SCHOOLS AND TRAINING 1, 1939. be held at the State House, Boise, on the first Wednesday of January, MEimRK Burley. (Signed) JAMES MORGAN. Idaho, on the first Wednesday ct 1S40, m ake application fo r a P a rd o n Cheering up the ski enthusiasts NIGHT schota Courses NICE ROOM—tie lUi Avenue East. GOAL No. 3771 AppUcan January. 1940, m ake application from that certain Judgment of con* anxious to start a winter of down - shorthand, typing. boo_ WANTED TO BUY BD - St rm . O arage. 323 ^ t h A ve. E. P u b . T im e s-D e c. 9, 13, 30, 37, 1939. for'a Pardon and/or commutation vlctlon of Robbery made and en hill travel on the long wo^en accounting. T. F. Buslnesi of sentence from that (iertaln Judg tered In the Court of tbe 11th Many bomw and boslMaa NOTICB boards, holiday snowfall In the Ket- RM . a n d bd. 381 2nd Ave.’ W . 1313. ment ol Orand Larceny made and Judicial DUtrlct of the State of chum-Sun Valley country brought a houses an taking adnnt* LOST AND FOUND NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN entered In the Court of the 11th Idaho, In and for tbe County of white blanket that doubled the age of our quaUtj coals.. THAT I, HalUe Asher will, ot the HAVE' strayed heifer. Owner may Judicial District of the State of Twin Falls, 6n or about February depth of a year ago. according to the FURNISHED ROOMS next regular meeting of the Idaho Idaho, In and for tlie County of I f you are n o t a user, th e n have same by paying for ad and 25th, 1937. Inaugural report received here to su te Board of Pardons, to be held Twin Palls, on or ab o u t M arch 33, we ask that you compen feed. R. E Booth ranch. 0M3J1 FR O N T bedroom . P h . 1854. Dated at Boise, Idaho, November day from F, s. Moore, Hailey, Saw LIVESTOCK—POULTRY at the Stale House, Boise, Idaho, on 1939. V3th, iW«. ciw prices, quaUtv and the first Wednesday of January, tooth national forest supervisor. LOST, between Buhl and Twin Falla QUIET front room. Ph. 390-W. WANTED Daied at Boise, Idaho,'November (Signed) MARJORIB BESS. On Christmas day the average •ervlce wUb a n y other eoal 0:00x16 tire and wheel. Please J940, make application for a Pardon 1, 1939. No. 8483 AppUcant. SLEEPING rm. 313 4th Ave*. E .' and/Or commutation of sentence depth at Ketchum was four Inches, you have been using and : noUfy H. E. Parker, Box eis, Buhl, HIGHEST prices paid for your fat (Signed) L. O. HARPER, P ub. T lm e s-D e c. 8, 13. 30, 37, 1939. Mr. Moore reported. Depth one year cWckcns and turkeys. Independent from that certain Judgment of con No. '8907 Applicant. see what a'Ziandsome sav Idaho. FRONT* bedroom. 349 4th Ave. E, ago at the same time was' only two Meat Company. viction of Forgery ma Hatchery. P.8.-More R. I. Red Bicycle Repairina room hoube. Sioker and fumace Fann and cUy loons, 4H%. Prompt Ohio. S hare exp. W rlt« H otel BuJil. Breeding flocks needed. hca(, hardwood floors, bulU-ln BLASIUS OYCLERY, Phone 181. action. Swim Inv. c o . P h . 881. cabinets, cem ent basem ent wlUt MISCELLANEOUS o Jones (or loans on homes Room 8, 6th S t. W. V. O. lumidry, double garage. On gravel C a r p e n t e r s Bank i t t r u s t Bldg P h. 3041 ed street, clone In. Immediate pos- FOR SALE ses.ilon. CANVAS-ALL KINDS Experienced, reasonable, pii. 1413. BILhSI DILL8I BILLS! BEAUTY SHOPS E, A, MOON. P h . a o r 31 Thomets Top St Body Works. Who doesn't have them Chiroiiraclor after Christmas? FlIUNISHEl) HOUSES HEALTH nervine, all dniKlt.u nmth- If tlii-yin KriiluR you down then let 3 RM. M od. Adults. 913 M ain Bo, FAMOUS "RED JACKET" water oUs-Ur. Vemer, nt Ur. Wysil’s UH help youl Hularled persons need only ilielr nlKtiature to borrow. 3-RM, house. 440 7th Ave, E, sodrner.i. Ouiiriuiteed to satisfy office, 1.M 3(1 Ave, N., IV ln IM lls- Mon., Wed., Frl. Uulil-Tues.. HOLIDAY special. M WHve for 13,76: th r moKt rxucting custom er. ?5 lo $50 KlltNOEL'a HARDWARK Tliur.v. BnU M and I& w aves '.i price. Idaho Up to 3 nioiitlM to repdvj Barber i t Beauty Shop. PP. 424. FOR BALE - Prnctlcally new 23 X;Aen CREDIT CO, BEAUTY ARTS ACADEMY TWO rooms, sleeping |>orch. garaBc. Colt autoiniktlo, wlUi holster, 130. Coal and Wood Rm«. 1-a Burkholder Bldg, Ph, 778. OIL PennBiivdU un law m tl,QU. Adullfi only. Im iulre 303 lU rrl- I>. O. OCX 240. O akley. Idaho. Junior tiliutcnt work free. Pli. SOS. AUERDEEN COAL Oeteopaihic Physician NEW tr, hoiiAe, Good canvas, sew- MovlriK, trnnsler, McCoy Coal 133 Mati> W est. liiK tiiucliliip, «m. c lrc u ic Winder, Trunsfer, Phono 3 or 200. Dr. It, J, Miller, 413 M ain N, P h. 1977 MARCILLITS. ISl Thlid Ave N. The HOMES FOR SALE 132 3rd N. T, F, Cabhiet Shop, ROYM. and HPRING CANYON shop o( unusual permanents Dr, O, W R»e. U4 Muln N, Ph. 937 FIVE room modern hbuso. Just com YOUR l)li;yclo will n in eanlcr If lasUAg finger waves. Oil siiampoo lIliih’H 2 LeudliiK Coalu pleCed. Very good location. |iroi)fily rrrvlrpd (or Winter. Bla- and ringer wave, DOc. Eveiitnui by UKNHON COAL St SEHVIC7E Painting-Decorating JOHN S. KIMES slUA Cyclrry, Pli, 181. appnlnunent. P hone 383 701 Bhaihono Houth Pli, 187 Phone 643 dayUme, or 390 night. W ANTED - Your wcWU\g repair P h o n e 1897-W “ siTUATioNS WANTED ~ KABT LAWN HOME work. Our equlimicnt Is new and Curtain Shopa K, L, H liader. Phono 1303-J. Lurtie llvhiB loom, dining room, kit* iip-to-dnto for both oxy-acetylene PRACTICAL nursing. Ph. 0200-J4, Chen, 3 bedroom s and larg e nlrc])- nnil electrla welding. Trained op- OUSUilom (liupory servke. Curtain Ai Radio Repairing ing iKirch. bath, cloeets, BasemciiL rrutorn give you quick service and bnap n y Mhop. 404 4Ui E. P h. BS:j. wUh Itirnace nnrt ntokrr, double a guariinleed Jolj, POW ELL R A D IO -P H O N E 809 MHtugr. Im m edlato posAennlon, KHKNOEL’U SHOP BOOKKZBPER. a yrs. bnnklni rx|i. Pricn I.1.H00, Oculgnlng and Scwlno 0, VERN YATES Clo anyw here. Box 39, 'n m m - U E eS E M. W ILLIAM S AirrOMOUILR GLASS FACTORY RADIO UERVICE News.. 12ft Shoshone SouUi ItlDnieU I'op i t Body Works. Detluuliig. [emmtcltnK. MIm D »uua H um , lUu. 13. ISO M tthi N. 1843. 138 3nd Ave, N. Phone 384 HELP WANTED — MAI-K HOUSEHOLD o n FEMALE WANTED TO RENT OR FURNISHINGS Beat Etlale-lnturanee LEASE Floor Sanding •30 WEEKLY - O n m Mu»l\roo»nB, F, O. GRAVES a n d Sons. Phone 318 cellar, shed. W e buy S3o Ib. 1 WANT (o rent eqiilpimt fann suit' LINOLEUM Floor sanding. H. A. Welder, 30.1B-J, World's largest company. PRiac iililc (or nuUlviited crops, W ill pay SALE Shoe Repairing HOOK. M iwlirooma, 1937 Third troj) rrnl. Cnn finance Riyielf. W illr linx 3R7, Gooding, Idu, We Brllliig o u t 1939 p a tte rn s of Joh Printing italpli B. Turner at Hudeon-Clark's avenue, Seattle, Wash, Inlaid and PHnt UnQleum BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIBH FO R cash, 00 to DO A. good tirouiid, greatly rediwed prlcea. Print. QUAl j l ’Y JOH PRINTING alfulfa »od picfrirrd, suitable (or low no 34a p er ru n n in g foot and T r a i l e r s Inlaid* as low as OOo per running rOK LBASS-Oomb. Mnriot ataUoa po ta to ralslnu. Not. UiU rested in LcUrilicKUi , , . M all Ploi^eii Trailers for rent. 381 Fourth West and groo., living quarters. Ph. 2ft7. worn o u t soil. Jlox 44. Ncwfl. foot. B uslnrw . . . F n ld trs I'riillsr Houses. Gem. Trailer Oo. Tim es. . , . u ta tlo n e ry HEAL ESTATE LOANS TRUCKS AND TRAILERS NKWH a n d TIMEM Tupewrllert OOMMKUOiAI. PRINTING DEPT, LOANS on FARMS and IIOMUS. NEW lioune trailer, 19 ft,, aiream- tuies, rentaU and sanioe. Phmie M, FURNISHED Fred P. Bales—Nwthern Life Ins. llned, Kimberly Road, H ml, B. Co.. Pcavey*Taber Bldg. Ph, 13tA, 8 pis. I t t n u r a n c e UNDERWOOD BALXB St BEliVIOB APARTMENTS 131 M ain I , Phone 437 a-unis.. furnace hU Main W. ^i’ARMifANI) ACirEAOES AUTOS FOR s a l e r«»yey-Tab«r Co., Ino. Phone 301, FOR RENT V t h e M K r l n g MOO. 3 rm.. bath, stoker ht. US3J. 8TUDBBAKER CHOICE 00 A. ranch W. of Hatel. CER-nFIED USED OARB Janitor Supplies I'Rms., gr’nd fir. 800 Blue U kes N, ton. Adequate ref's. Equipnieiit, a-RM , AdUlU. 013 M ain Ave. B. finances necessary. Box 40, News- ■17 Btude, cruUIng sed., dlx,, O. KKMrr aWEEPING OOMPOUND Tlm es. CblpmanU anywbwe. Pboo* lOJl. O . rU R N , a p t 319 OUl A vt. Z. '18 Ford (lU., 4-dr. tr. oedn radlo^ M8 Tboneu rt« and 8 ACRES, close In, wlUi new S rm. ‘97 Ijila y o lte coupe, O. D., now,. 438 K e y S h o p lioiuc, hot and oold water, I33M ‘83 P lym outh s e d a n ...... 178 Vsnstlan BUndta mo. AUn 1 ko»• St, south, ' BUnds, Me sq.- ft,. Installed F lvr V olnls A|Hn. 130 Addlnon W. Bthool a (in Wcil. Baok o( Idaho Dept. B tora, PENNEY'S, T w in F alU P ^ , Eight IDAHO EVENING TIMES, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO WediKMdw. DeMinbv.SJ. ,1M* 350,000 TONS OF CUBAJV SUGAR READY FOR U. S RF.T.FASB Dlliy lOWEK This Twin Falls Home Typifies Holiday Spirit CAlEiOEFOR Beet Chief Raps’ at ' Interval _ Allowing Cuban Sugar ‘Flood’ m s SALE OF GOOtoPllOlS SA L T LAKE CITY. Dec. 37 (Spe tn pointing out that any attem pt .to iE liO lN G More than 600 vacancies In th e cial)—When President Roosevelt an obtahi additional s u ^ quotas for the domestic beet sugar industry at QOOD IN Q. Dec. 37 (Special)— aviation branch of the UnltctJ States nounced Tuesday that sugar mar Special servlce» were held In all the no# *nd marine corps arc to be the expense of Cuba would result, SIOBED PRODUCI keting quotas, which were suspend to quote -Mr. Welles, 'not only Ooodlng churches on Sunday. Tlic filled wlUiln the next few moi>ths ed by him on Sept. II. 1B39, were to Trinity Episcopal church service W ASHINGTON. Dcc. 27 It was announced here today after Cuba's hide that suffers taut Just lu be reim posed on Ja n . 1, 1840. he much the hides of our own com-hog began a t 11 p.' m.. Chrl.'slmas eve. ettlmAted 350,000 to n s or Cuban flus- rccclpt of word to this effect from «r held under bond in New Voric producers of the middle west, of our It WBS a choral celebration of (he Lieul. Charles D. Williams, Jr.. com automatically opened the floodgates Holy Communion and special todBjr was ready for release on the wheat farmers of the northwest, of manding officer of the U. 8. t»val on Wednesday, Dec. 27,1839, to sev CTirteWM music. Rev.'L. a . Cook open market wUh a tarur duly low reserve aviation base at Seattle, our rice growers of the south, of our eral hundred thousand tons of wheat growers and flour millers of Is vicar. ered by 60 ccnU a hundredwclgnt W ash. under the terms of the sugar quota Cuban raw sugar now In bond on the east, nnd of our manufacturer) Al Uie Assembly of Ood chui'ch Tlie word was received In a ''om- the eastern seaboard which will be Uie Sunday morning servicc was de program recstnblished by presiden munlcfltlon which arrived today at of the one hundred- and one manu tial procUmatlon yesterday. released by payment of tlie 80 cenU factured goods that we export to voted to ChrUtmos music and a the locol novy recruiting station at duty and become a port of the huge message by the pastor, G, L. Cole The CubAn sugar, which has been tlic postolfice. The marine corp.i Cuba, when Cuba can afford to buy (ccumutaUng since Uie quotu were supply to be distributed during 1840, fro m us.’ m an. rccruiting station for this section Is but not chargeable to the 1B40 quota, Ref. H. J. Reynolds of Uie Chris jiuspended on Sept. 11. con be sold located at Pocatello. “Before making such wild and without being charged against the according to H. A. Bennlng, presi unsubstantiated statem en ts, it tian church chose "Augcl Music" Tlioso selected for the aviation dent of the United States Beet as his topic for II a. m. At 7:30 IMO quota If It is dLg durin g 1840 unless th e excessive ln>- Uie K ing." ^ When Uie quota program was sus school at Pensacola, Fla., for ad the manufacturers, and that b that ventorles are taken Into consider Weld county. Colo., perhaps the most At the morning worship of Uie pended os a result ot buying that vanced training. Upon completion ation In establishing sugar quotas strictly sugar beet county In the Baptlst^thurch Rev. C. H. NorUi- raised prices oi»d brought charges of this eight montlu corps, they arc of hoarding and war profiteering, for that year," Mr, Bennlng added. rup's sermon theme was "Making commissioned as ensigns in the United States, wlUi a populaUon'of the Cuban tariff automatically Why Not SlmulUneous? Room for Christ," 'Tliere was .special naval service or second lieutenants approxim ately 55,000 people, p u r “Just why the treaty did not pro music by the choir. At 7:30 the Jumped from 80 cents a hundred In the marine cori)s reserve, and are chased more new automobiles In vide for the tariff reductlb'n simul 1037 tlian t h e ' four m illion In "W hite o u t" program of tlie pounds to 11-50. T lie opening of the detailed to duty In the U. S. fleet or customs this morning brought the habitants of Cuba purcliased that church school was given. fleet marine forcc as aircraft pilots taneously with the relmposltlon of autles back to their former level the quotas will perhaps never be ex year." TTje L. D.‘ S. program began a t While ufidtr training, cadeu te- In issuing ftls procJamalSon. Prcsl- plained,” Mr. Bennlng continued. 10 a. m. and Included 'songs, pocm.s, :lve pay a t the ra te of »105 a , "The com plete te x t of th e P resi denlRoosevelt gave as the reason ‘The manner In which this situa dent's announcement, terminating readings and violin music. Tlie th e retu rn ot prices “to pre-war month. After being commissioned. Christmas story was toJd. Q(ft4 were the p ^ tion has been handled 'Is Just an th e saspenslon of ‘Title 2 o f tl»e levels" and Indicated that the ad- other illustration of Secretary Hull’s Sugar act of 1937. Is os follows: “I presented. her lAformiitlon regarding the mlnUtratlon was saUsfled wlih pres discrimination against the Aiherlcon Rev. T. B. Mitzner of Uie MeUio- securing of these appointments can have-l.isued a proclamation today ent price ranges. ' Use of all oMtdoor shrubbery, plos the window* and facade of the residence produce# this attractive nlght- farmer and In favor of foreign coun dlst church Chose "The SUength be had by contacting Uie officers terminating the suspension of mar l^ e reestablishment of the quotas llghllnc sllhonette at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Newman. 244 Walnut street. Twin Falls. The tries and It Is high time that Amerl- of Christmas" as his topic for Uie h: charge of the navy . recruiting keting quotas on sugar, which removes Puerto Rico from the favor Newman.hou«c. always a contender for high honors In the TImes-Newi Christmas llghtlnr contest, will agrlcuUure and labor should suspension was made necessary on 11 a. m. service. A cantata, ‘Tlie s'atlon at the po.stofflcc In Twin Hope of the World." was sung by able position It has enjoyed since be making a strong bid for the S25 grand award as judging committees (onr the city for the remainder of S e p t. 11. 1939, by Uie e xtraordlnory Falls, the officer In chargc of the the choir. Sunday evehlng a pag their suspension and places the this week. (Tlmea Photo and Engraving) purchases of sugar by consumers marine recruiting depot a t Pocatollo eant, "The Nativity," was given- Tlie growers under more competitive agrcements abrogated If 'farm Immediately after the outbreak of n- by writing direct to the procuvc- service was concludcd with presen condlUoM. Exporte to the United modlty prlccs and wages are to be the war In Europe, and the excessive nicnt officer. U. S. Naval reserve tation of "Wliite Christmas Gifts” SUtes from that region, which are maintained. speculative activity and advance In nvintloii base, Seattle. Tlie SeatMo for needy ones at home and afar. not subject to the tarUf. have more "The beet growers of the United , price which accompanied such pur cfllce' handles applications from St. Elizabeth’s Catholic church than surpassed the quou assigned SCREEN' States were subjected to a vicious chases. Since tliat time hoardhig of Wa.shlngton. Oregon, Idaho. Mon- held a special lilgh mass at mid for 1939. RIPERISfflO attack by Under-Secretary of State sugar has ceased and the price of t.ma, Wyoming and Alaska. night Sunday. There was music b y OFFERINGS Sumner Welles in a speech he made raw sugar has declined to the price th e choir. "This service was excep before the Cuban Chamber of Com which was In effect before Uie war. tionally well attended. On Sunday •. , It should be noted Uiat under the IDAHO merce last week. He characterized afternoon the Altar society had a M I PBESENIS PLAl them as Inordinately greedy and Inw Uie quotas may again be OPPOSES LEWIS party for the children of the church ” I BEANS. PEAS eAlL Wcd„ Thui'.s.—"Dodge City." Errol cleverly attempted. to...... align.. tlie...... _ rice. .'Slw pcnded if such action becomes RUPERT. Dec. 27 tSpccliiD — P u Flynti-Ollvla DeHavllland. CHICAGO. Dcc. 27 (U.R)—Jam e.i C. ACM PUNNED in Uie social room. Oames were pils of Pc]«liliit{ school pn-sentccl and hog farmers against Uiem' necessary to protect the consumer." 1.. Sat-—"B ad L lu ic AurcI," Peuillo, head of the Chicago Fed- played and gifts provided for the "T l\e CUvlslma.'i CftvoV wdapletl Vlrnlnla W cldler-O ene Roynold.s. ilon of Musicluns, today aU' children. from llic story by Chnvlc.s D ickens, in.. Mon., T nes.—"T he House- meed a one-m an cam p a ig n t( IIBEFUSEII In the hlfih srhool- auelltorlum Fri sor any refeienco to John L keeiwr's Daughter," Joan Bcnnell- 10 OAllLE REDS COLORFUI. COSTUMING LENDS BOISE, Dec. 37 (U.R>—A proposed day, umlcr gtitioul direction of Roy LcwI.s, chief of the Congress of In- Adolphc M enjou.. VATICAN CITY. Dec. 27 (U.R)- Farmers’ Tenant Increase of from five to 39 per cent E. Trem nyne. ;lusrnal Organizations, from al Italy and the holy see were reported CHARM TO JEROME OPERETTA on phlpment rates on peas, beans M r. T rcinayiic w as ii.s.sl.stod by ORPHEUM -.uiKf productions app ea rin g In Chi- tonight to have -reached an under- Housing Planned .and lentils on railroads from Idaho Gordon Goff unit Glunii Nuitlng. Wed.. T h u rs.— "T he UIg Guy,' L.'ilKU. ■point* to outside the state was re- P ershing teoclier.H, and by MI.m hiaiuiinK in regard to parallel action JEROME, Dec. 27 (Speclall — Mitchell's tumbling team. They de- WABHINO'TON. Dec. 27 (UEJ-U. Jackie Cooper-Vlctor 'McUglcn, FoIIowlnK up liLs succe.ssful fight S. Housing Administrator Nathan . fused by the iotentate commcrce M nrUia Allen, head ot Uie high 10 eilmlnate a Lewis .ikU from In behalf of peace and against the Pupils of' the...... Washington elemen lighted th e audience w ith th eir - I.. S at. - “T h ey S hall Have .spread of Com m unism . Straus disclosed plans today for commission, the sUte public utili school drujniitlc.s di-parlmont, ami George White's "Scandals." which tary school were congraiulated for unique exhibitions. a Mu-sic," Joel M cC rea-A ndrea Leeds, Sources that are usually well in larm tenant low-cost housing proj ties commission announced today. her public speaking class. Mr. Goff ajieiicd here last night. Pelrlllo Uiclr splendid performance Friday Next came the Dutch dolls and .....idaAQ ships umuaUy icom. one had chargc ot tuuslc. Mr. Nulllun ROXY nowncwl h e w as golnx lo w ork oii formed .said th e , u n d e rstan d in g h a d enlng when they appeared in the e c t tn th e &ouU\, u n der v h to h h n n e a been rca'ched as a result of conver- Uie rag dolls; and la s t were th e with one acre of ground would be and one*half to one and three- llBhtlnR cCtects a n d M iss A llen aJKt T lnirs.—"R eno,"Wed., eno," Richard managemeiu of "The Man Who Christmas operetta. "In Quest of grotesque goblins and Wangaloos h e r cla.s.s of miilcc-iip. 8atioiih between Cardinal Magllone, rented for approximately $50 per fo u rth m illion 100-pound saclcs of Dlx. Came lo Dinner.” a play wlilch also Santa Claus," at the high school whose business It was to frighten beans alone and there 1s a tremen The cast wns as follows: Ebenezcr opened here last nlghl,' the pnpnl secretary of state, and auditorium. year. * F rl- Sat.—"Kunsa.s Terrors," Tliree Dlno Alflerl, tlie new Ita lia n nm - a n d torm ent Uie lUUe girl ‘'In Q uest Straus, wlio recently returned dous surplus held In the state at Scrooge. Ted Kelierllng: Fvcd, A.sked to explain th e basis of his Me.squlteer.s. . An estimated crowd of more than of Santa Claus." from a tour of 10 southern states, the present time, the commission Scrooge's neplicw. G coirc Cl>am- caiiipaltjn, Pctrlllo replied: bns.sor to the holy see. Sun, Mon.. Tiies.—"Thafs RIrIh . 400 persons packed the auditorium said the plans were nearly ready ^ald. • plon; Bob Crutchlt. Dwayne John T his Lcwl-s has .started a lig h t In Prevlou.sly there h a d been great You’re Wrong," Kay Kyser and itorcst here In International de- to witness the event, directed by for submission to President Roose / Idahq shipped 1£19 carloads of son; ghosts of Chrlslniii,>; Pa.sl. P res orche.stra with all-star cast labor movemciii. Okay Uicn. wc Mhs.Heleti, Mitchell Miss Josle peas to out-of-state destinations ent nnd Future, Miiilo Stapleninn. a fight back. Tills is dog eat dog. ^hlch som e sources be- velt for his approval. No new legis llevcd to be connected with possible H andy. lation will be required, he said. during U38. a n d 3.731 carloads of Edna Schow. Elolse Ward; Morley's t h l s Lewis Is not goliiR to r pi any future pcacc moves. These Included Tlie operetta was staged before beans, ghost. Alfred Idle; Ebeiiezcr. Alfred publiclt> In any .show appearing In background of mountain scenery ’ The Idaho P. U. C. letTa heated Ralls: Dick, Nenl Spiatll; Pezzlwig, Chicago." report.s that Premier Benito Musso READ THE TIMES WANT ADS, lini last week sent a message by 011(1 real ChrlsUnas trees. Elaborate demand by shippers for suspension A flon Binn.soiK M rs. Fu-zzlwig, Dc- The Implied IhrcaL was If show costum es worn by th e 100 children of the proposed rate Increase. In lorls Staplemsn- managers rcfu.sed, Pelrlllo would Henrich Hlmmler. chief of the Ger man secret iiollce. to Adolf Hitler, lent color and loveliness to the July, 1038, th e IC C ru lin g p erm it T iny ”^ 1, Clmrle.i Bn.sii'tt; Mi.i call out their AFL union musicians. spectacle. ond the action of Pre.sldent Roose Several Boy Scouts, members ting carriers a tenfporary two cents Cratchlt, Venia Miie Wagner: Be Principal Roles of hundred pounds .Increase on linda Cratchll, Betty Crnliin: an velt In appointing » i«presentatlve troops of the Burley and Gooding OBENOSIME to Uie Vatican to cooperate In any Playing Uic leading part was Thursday’s peas, beans and lentils, was pro other Cruldili Kin, Eileen Fi'atun; Police Start On Jean Bell, who as Jane Wilson be districts, today had received ap CLEVELAND; Dcc. 27 (O.P-)—Conv peace effort.s. tested by th e Id a h o commls.i- badge awards, officials of the ar lowed. Dock.'tteudor; Scrooge n.s ii little boy Jane met many fairy folk from Roast I-eg of Pork. Celery Dress Ian .shutdown la^t .spring wns not ; .-iador a l Itoine, W illiam Phllllp.s. offices In Twin Palls announced, Wallace Kump. wlipm she Inquired Uie direction to ing, Salad. Vegetable and Drink Mrs. Fred. Dorolliy Hoiii; Mrs strlice and that inhu-rs therefore Dynamite Blast going (0 Paris for two weeks ot The awards follow: wcru onVUltd to nnemploynii'nt in W ATERFORD, H. Y„ Dcc, 27 vU.Pi conlcrenccfi on the international sit U\e Good S t. Nick. Because of wl- or Dr. John O. Lowe D llbcr. DcUft Pcftv&on; O ld J w . Dob ll.shness and other bad |>er.sonal surance for the six weeks In which —Slate police today .searched debris uation with William C. Bullitt, Burley: Troop If second class Fruit Salad. Hot Parkerhouse McMllllon; a boy, Richard Powlfr traits, the liUle girl was unaided by advancement lo Wesley Karlson. dancers, Reuben Kettcrllng, nalpl tliey did nnl work. In th e Lile canal Iiir i\ solution (o Am erican rtnibns.sador to France. , l*aid Last Honors Uie forest folk and was taken cap troop 11. first class advancement to Rolls and Drink SinlUi, Billy MaiilKmiK’iy. Calvli Till! decl.slon w as rcKarded lin e ■ the dynam ite explo.'-loii w hich killed Pope Plius also wa.s underbtood to tive by evil Wangaloos, who wen M ax M offett; troop 20. m erit badges BURLEY, Dec. 27 (8p«lol)-At fstabllslihiK i>os.slble procedcnt f< live young hiuilen and rorkcd plan a personal tour of the Italian W all, Loiiilne Uarnes. U oiiiia Mcxjii, queer looking goblins. Tlie Wanga Impressive funeral services Sunday, rilliiK of tUi.OCO.OOO In Insuraiii bulUliiiKh lo r 15 inile^. cathedrals next hprlng to help to Richard Louder, public health; GRILL CAFE MuxlnoHming mul Vloln KetleiUnu. loai frightened Jane with their Rex Ivie, first aid. book binding, final tribute was paid to Dr. John Siwclal mu.-.k'«! mnnbcr.s, "TIk elnlnis by 340,000 m in e rs in .several Dynaiulln caclicft In a metal- itrengthpii the Vatican's relations distorted tales of cruelty. flr.st aid to anim als; Robert Louder, O. Uw*. prominent Buriey denttat Tliree K ings," "O Llilli- 'I'own of states, including Ohio, wlirn; i sliealiied trailer (Ictiinati-d ye.stevday *-lth Italy. Finally, with the aid of the good safety, and public healUi; Charles who died la st week a t Bolsf* of a Bethlehem." "The Oyiwlcs" and th a n 20,000 w orkers would be soon a lte r tliu live yonlh:< pa.vi-il ,pirlta, Klndneu, Helpfuhie! ' McDonald, life soving and pioneer heart aliment.. Bishop Earl Ohver- •■Christmas EverywluTo" wci'c pir- titled to 11.500.000. the dredKlng project wiille on a Unselfishness and Ooodwlll. played son presided at the L.D.S, tabcrnacle sented between nets by clioniM's Judge Hurd ruled In llii' ra.s lumling trip. 2 Burley Lodges ing; Kennelli Lind, Oale Wolfe and by Jacqueline Hamlett, Katiierliie Tlieodoru McDonald, ploucerlixR'. service. fio iu Uiu dUfcri-ni. o( the U nited BU\tes Cn. hut wnr Vernon Watters, merit badge In Mve forever to preserve •niili,Mlav ev I'lllim 111I till' 1 . o . () l-jiMern .Hiar oflicers, Installed iiy lins. soldiers, clown dolls. Dutch and Hyrum 8, l^wls. Mrs. Jospph GOP HEAD SEES Kianti'd hv II IxianI nl irvli'\« metal working. hall by iiu'l lllli'l.'^ II■f th e Ili'ljcl:, Mr.s. C. L. Hatclay. H ugh C raw foid niemoileH of friends and Payne sang "I K now tlu a MV lt>'- when it uas apiirated. (lolls, rag dolls. deem er Llvelh.” nnil lh«* cloftlnic liKlKt, Ihr 1 O. O 1'' llll'l1lllcl.^ al ■mil Mr.i. Maliellr F rem slad , wert D uring Intemil.ssloiis, a bra.sa family, Oet yours today I till'll' lanillli' TIIAIN WRECK TOLL m quartet num ber ,wns •'Hock of Aki Mi.s. Mae (hitriihn, worthy matron: qnnrlct compo.sed of James Mann, H. O. Mall gave Ihe Ix-nrtnclltm, i DmvUih UvI' pn>«vioil, >111 Kveirtt Oilttllhii, worthy patron; Kieil B urkhalter, D anny Connor and BEULIN, Dec. 37 IUR)-Tlie death ADDIINALCAIN Trbendly Named lug lit Chi:hiiuii'i ' Mr.i. M arie .Smith, afLsnrlato m atron: toll in a train coliisloii at UenthIn Pres. D. R, Langloln dedlcaied thr Doiintil Itice, played a medley of Young’s Studio li'i' null'■ (;aiv.ti')| Mai grave. COKUIl U‘A1.1';NK, Dit -J7 (UP Joye OiiiiiiK IlMU w JEJtOMH, l>(- .'7 iNiMrliii’ .liihl t;illB Wel>-.|eclal condition. forrrnst by Niillonnl CiMiiinltlrcm fl'lllowi'(1 l.y a leiulli prcccded him In death over three T rnendiv was elc niiis letiilliiK Mr.i. Doiothy K unnu, ronducl- coinmrndatlon, Appearing fH V John;«>I1. lll'IIV fill years ago. Pnllbearfis were lir E-/ra W hltla of C immu a n d hon o rary |)ii||tx‘»rrr/ WhlllH i)rn llctrd ih r iK'iiUbllc week a t the I. < Ion plaveil i ^ell'rllll|l ami lijile i-oiiiliiciiV.ss; Mrs. Uuby Hluip about tlie trees. Utter the snow •iHlniai ;noiiin well' .Mil were members of the niiite drnlul parly would innki: i-vrn iiioii' Kaliis a |Xtt-l«ltli liinchroii grou|> ol Chi lot. ehaplaln; M ary B arclay, iiiar- Hakes aiipeared followed by tin asndatloii. In state offlcr.'i next >■'''»>■ 'han in Ml TriM-ndlv «liall; Mi>. Klla Hlirader, plaiilHl l-'renrli tlolls who were dressed In Onlled SiMnlnh W nr voi III .stewi w aulen. anil Mi«. Ituby O ano, mile Minlieains gowned In thii Payne^mortiiary hnd ohnrgr of a said ll<'|iul)llriin strrnKlh would br ANlett: ehapli II. Mm. Uuwd l*ur- tinrl. fani'leiL of frocks of cellophane In (oinid "in tlie ta ct that l>cni(H-ri dun Itei , Arthur mill; ^rc- Mil.sonn lll^lllllcll were Orol'Ke H bi ljiht oniiiKe and yellow. M ajestle- hold* the record for niunl hup|H)it New O ral |MiIir i-ctary, Eiigi W. W hlliiian; xale- Mclioler, woilhy m antri'l L. J. Kixl allv iitiiiiMht and (all were tho itn w hich lirr nilKlilv ini]>rr, Ji.c Wet).slci; (.'ries. Mrs. Inlt, .M'liliir w aiilrn; V. O. Hedlli'h siildlers wlio appealed anil goose Kiinheriy PiipilH W liltla said tlir 1^'iurMriiln’ .•hlrl Will Hnyih'r; M oni, Mi.s. H arry .Me tieiiMuei; Olto I'auhoii. Junltir Wai '•ti'iijird iilKiiit the stage, followeil worda.ihan any other pioblem In I W(iiill M'.liool hoii.s iitHKe/' and o(- felt t4Hlay m a t hei lu: deaeon; Krnnrlh Hiiinder, neuid program was prrsenlcil Iuai wrck i> I'ai-ciilK l'’<‘t<‘d l>y lU't'iK In ilii il of the rounty wan eoiiiplele. stew ard: 1 1 . K. Bidgood. junln Top Off the Kvenintr MenI • billion fancy words th e high nchool niicllt^>rhiiii. Tlion aro liivlteil li. Including tlir MM. He.s!.le K. lliiiU;ei steward ami I. A. Hnslon. tyler. With a Qunrl of aboui caay W inter teacliers rcaiKiifllhln for pliiiiniiii llnrlcy Hliidcnts live (IraiiHc.s In Ihin eml ol tlie town lo 'riinen iii(l(e% Kiaiik l>y, wah In leavli the dinnei. witii Mrs. Minnie Mvn sen. Jack O'Conner and Ml.m Jrui eanl Clirlntnmh ev ■rill' In eliarKe ol arran g em en ts, ln and ('liilMina.s p a rly WihI- KutiiriiiiiH 11(11101- o n e f a d . . . ni-Mdiiy Id ih c tiiKh M hool uvnniiL.s- tendril Chrl.sliiiiis Henry Dwoinlink gave • talk on iia Theiiie pruvrumprogram hioliulrd niiiubois winhetl Mrn. Hiulne ilil|>|>^ Uonal alfalrn. by the pcltnary tl lv«n», wUh sviilov r*ri-\iUvr .St'oiits, M UK te r r thyU m \ Innwl; li nu ill., I)...' J7 iH iH rl.ill-'n illlv - tlay. Young H aniri iiir lll^ |lrU ' glee club,...b , beglnnerh' Imii trn and Mary llioilav, faciilly ail- Vlsi'C^.ill vhatMB 111 aiiitnK i'iiK nU . onu iiieinUein ot liiK>p iNu. 3 of tiio th a t Ilia elderly eii Special Winter Bland h lgb h Iiooi|I oroheaiorcheetra and advunn eoiiiro a t the Yiiln band. Pupils f i ^ th e firs t ihrmiHli Two Cliihliiiiin til 1 an d culoi'inl llilhl Hoy tk o iiu a n d Ihi'ir H<'ouI- llHlitii stsunii tlnoiM (Mil liif imil niusler, Itrv. .1 )) Hi«r lha club, Elects Directora th e wolcoinn addieiui. und »thiir m nn- welcomed Ihu Uiyn and iirogram JtnOM i, D«0, « bers Wcifl Klvcn as lollown: Hulo, "In chalnnun, ic«l Fiwier, luked Rrv. WASH .ion auti am iiat of Ih* atookholdera ot the Oardeii ut ’riHnunnw," by I'ayn Hardin lo iiiiiiHlii, who In tiiin nave a bliort And ComiileU' Myvi.s Cycle be held at the office of the N orth c rnm ent, Lau.Minni- (lu d n in n il’xm; program eiiUKlhtlnK of tlif Hug nn« condition the full Winter Bide Oaiial eompany TtieMlay. Jan, plum ) snin, "KUnW," V,n 1‘llr l Ollv- lulo and Mcoin onili luid Uie Hciiiit liUbrieatloa U. $i 10 a. m. to eleot dlreoton and erson: talk i>n srliolaniii' i>iKaiiirji- law. 'n iry alM> (leinonhtrlilnl liir •lanlng m m bulh In tlon. Kvolyn tiliis'kry. lalk on n(H'ln) lylnH nf lv|)e kiiiiln. ,I. C. Jtieol)»en ■t the factory. One direetor will be elected from oruuiiDwllun, Howa^l 1‘aikii; lap MliH two Cliilnliiian miiik*. dl«lrlet,No. a and one from dlstrlot dance, Barbara ilowrn: lalk on alh- 'llir were iinikbir to allond the dinner I. to irraM ,iiu, oraiu; and two Christman carols by will Alsu imrrlve th e ir liashllghU . M1V£ IN TODAY. an oolet, ao6onnwn\t4t by Mnrshal) T pronilons of OllohrUI, violinist, and Ulltabelh COVEY’S Uuvoii, planlit.
