Nazis Take Matruh in Egypt

/ATTACK! WAR BULLETIN ATTACK! LONDON. June 29 C u m ln b tef ot (IcfenM ___ ATTACK! wUh the ftxla kw ertlnc ( b it Field M * r< . khml lUmmeVi I o k o had wUeA AUUati ; Yoa CM htip yoar coontry ta1c« - u \ i sKtpt on (o (b « MUt. (he offcinsiTe — buy war boqds. A Reidon^ Newspaper Scrvins Nine Irrigated Idaho Coantln

VOL. 25, NO. 62 TWIN FALLS, IDAHO. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 19-12 PRICE 6 CENTS NAZIS TAKE MATRUH IN EGYPT a ' Citizens Warned As Idaho Futui-e Farmei-s Convened Here Germans Open New To Face 15 More Drive at Caucasus M O SCO W , Ju n o 2D (/P)— ProbinR th e long, By CLYDE A. FAnNSWORTII. Ration Programs rinnilient Rii.s.'jiun. line for. n w enkncaa, th e Associated Trcts War Editor \VA3H:NG'I'0N. Jiltir 20 lU.t>l — Germunrt werb smaaliinK out from KuMk, The axis announced today thut its forces Aincrlcam wcrp wuriiccl loduy In a nbout 2S0 miles south of Moscow, today in in Kgypt ciiplurcd Malruh this morning, houê report nn » Ji,n30,487.815 n|)- a new drive presumably aimed at cutting thu.s reducing the first of the defense strong- jiroprlalloii bill for IB wur ugcticlca (0 prepare lor is ndclUlonnl ration- the vital rnijway connecting the southern holda on th e road to the rich vj\llcy of tho ItiK proKrnms wJtliln tlie next yenr. CHUfiCfilLURE nnd-ceiHfar froiiLs. Nile, the nuvni base of Alexandria and the •Ilic tjlU. prQvWS»8 eelflcally prohibited the oKcncy end In confcrence wlUi ^ n ]. etc- saUl Uic Gcrcnaiw Utid opened l i by-passed Matnih’s wtstem and from rccelvlnK any more money from mcni Attlee, deputy prime minister field htisplUiLi a l Simfeoiwl. norUi- southern detcnse poslUona In two. Uie Presldent'a einerKcney fund. and lender ot the Labor parly; Sir cast of Scvftstoixil in the Crimea, to days ot balUe had reached around Ilenileraon Secj New lU tlonlne S tafford Crlppn. lord privy seal, and handle Uic large number of wound- to Uie southeastern or Nile valley OPA Admlnlslriitor Leon Hender other members of the war cabinet. :d from Sevaatopol. sUo ot M alruh. prUed railhead, 100 son told Uie comtnincc- He ••torcices I t waA liidtcatcd th a l CliurctilU. Tl\e new blow in the Kursk sector mllci trom Alexandria. ihe need" tor 15 nfcw rnUonlnu pro* adopting the course which ills nd- :ame Sunday and Uie Ru.\jloi« said The Alexandria area was raided Rrams In addition to prc.ient rMlon- vUers had rccoramcnded. would de only ihat the Germans ••lia'd gone this morning by axis planes, but InK ot sugar, snsoltne, aulomoblles, mand a vote on the most hostile ot the offensive'' Uiere. Thc'drive Uiey caused iltUe damage uid no Urc.1 and typewrlterj, n .series of motions on the direction polnlM dIrecUy a t VoroneiLh, casualUes, according to thd 'official TlJe comsnWlec'ft itpOTi siSd Jl o{ th e b jnoUon •wWth sitiatka Amonr tliou taklnr ■dive leadership In the Future Karmert of America ronveniion wnicn opened at 120 miles to Uie east, on Im portont Egyptian report. rollway c cn te r 300 miles souUi of tvould be folly to nnm« Uie specific him directly in bis capacity ot mln* (he hlsb irhooi this momlnc. and »hleh will conUnue ihrciuslt Tuesday nflemooii, are tliMe ihoirn In the OliTcr Lyttlelon, W inston 6.000 P rlsooen Taken ttcnt3 likely to bo rationed becatuo Isier of defense. Adoption of such above picture. Seated are llefl (o right! Merrill Stuck!, Ucon. vice-prcsldent and aetlnt pmldent at the Mo-'cow and about <00 miles norUi ot Rostov. Uio gate to Uie Caucasus ChnrchlU's prodpction chief, U Berlin and Romo «ald that at Ma- It would cftiwe Immediate runs on a motion would mean ChurchlU’a eonvrnUon, and Rorer Vlncenl. Klier. actinf vlce-prr^liient. Standlnt (from thr.Ieril are Warren McKn- ranked u (ho most probable loe- truh Rommel coptiu’ed more than them . B ui It ndded Uuil Kcversl of reslffnatlon. ow held by Uie Russlatu. tire, r m to n , state treasn rrr: Klanley lUehardsnn, llolir, state ikUpervlnar ot vsc.aU«nWl atrlcuUure-. It. E. The Ruulon winter offensive had ceuor Id the prime minister if the 0,000 prisoners and that he was con- Vlitm nre In Iwe ol Wic basic coal Ctiurchm '4 position In Uie debate Lattif. profnuor and aulitant drafl. eotlezc of acrlcullurr, llnivenilly ot Idaho, and Rene Johnson, Hhelley. Dritlsh storm of pralest ever the Unulng the eastward drive. of living eroupa "which means a was believed to have been itrensih* foiled to dislodge Uio German.^ from A liondon military commenUtor actlnr secretary. (Statf rhato*Enrravlnc) Kursk and the RuMla line in this T obnik defeat sweep* ChurchiU tentral /aUonlng prosram for ilio encd by the Joint su te m e n t Issued^ out of office. Beat bet, however. said that was reason to believe that cntiw country." on his talks at Washington with region run.i roughly north ood south u> the casl of Kharkov, Kursk and Is (h at F ..D . R. will- take tom e Uie British hod withdrawoa from LATB«t Rlnsle iKm In thc-blll vrai P resident iloosovelt wlUi Its Impllea specU euU r step lo boU ler C hurch- the “Taatruh area." >1,100.000.000 tor Uie wnr shlpplnB prom ise of intensified &llied acilon OreL A G erm an break-Uirough east of 111 and pnrrent his eiutcr. T he 0,000 figure suggested th a t the ftdinlnlctnition. The committee re* to aid Russia and China. bulk ot Matruh's defenders bad been ported the WSA wcniUl tue the B u t ‘-lie government sUll was in Dumpground Matter K ursk would n o t only Uircotcn vlUil withdrawn. The axis claimed a much Russian communlc4tuon.s. but also money to finance iicquUltlon. hire, need of some good news to reassure STAIEFFAEyES larger prlsqner haul—33.000—at. To- • could be moticuvcrccl to btlns Uie cxpenAc.% reconditioning. outfltUnB. public feeling, and U « u held In bruk. Just eight days ago when that operation, repair, l[U*irance and in- parliamentary quartera that bad Russian forces In the Kliarkov sec tor Into rcAch Uf aA encirclement lost BriUsh fooUidId 1<1M» v»3 cldeniAl cxpenseA a t Uic u trtlm e news, such as a now defent In Eayp^> Left up to Council • captured.- . • ' ...... ■* . ®mo\;Ch«it. aiariv. Mesta*ST»y :(Vic-a», iho o f fflc movement from the norUi. I R i German Drive Dlunled Todayj RAF communique -from ' vcsjcU will be acquired to nhd to prime mtntiter's open enemies, now Tlie city garbage disposal question today wii.s back in Delegates to th^ state convention, Oalro contained no hint oq tho the present morehanl fleet. estimated to nutnbcr imrdly more Dispatches Irom the Klywkov trent Army Inertane Seen the lap ol tiic Twin Fnlls cily council. mure Farmers of America, today sold la st week's Germ an drive course of Uie land battle. It reported (Onll.»4 r>n 3, IP lii-ard u dlscur.iloit' on agricultural SAN FnANCISCO, Jtine Stf (/P> merely that axis truck and tank Tc.ntlmony a t licarlnKs on the var- Tliut nppnrently was the rcauR of n niuftintr called by through Kupyansk. Co miles south- —"The concreaslonal medal cduciitlon In the war effort, os they easi ot Kliarkov. iiad been blunted concentrations were atuwked loiLi approprlntlon.i revealed that; the Chamber of Comniet-cc to di.scu-ss the jiurplexin;; qiios- awarded to Gen. Donfla.i MacAr- 1. Tlie armj’.may be lncrca.«d to opened unnuiil i.e.vsions a t Uie high and Uiat Russian troops had taken throughout Satuxday and Sunday, tlon, mid altctidcd by represcntati%’e.H 'of nil the city's civic r.cliool liccc Uils morntiiR, Ihur by the President and con- night, with large (ires springing MP 0.000.000 or 7.000,000 m en In I0i3 Uit ofteailvr, throwing tanks, planes cress of the United StaUs March n fter rcnchlns 4J00,000 by the end of orKanizations al the Roircrson The dli.cu.v.Ion of the topic wa-i and even nn armored train Into tht between Motruh and Salum, at the y . s . s o m s M given by H. K. Lattlg. a.-.iLstant dean 25 will b e pm tented to G enem l Libyan border, and Uiat during Sun- tlila je n r. tTlil.i conforms with plan.i hotel at iioaii today. Thi bntUe. Tlie GermarM were retreat MacArthur by the American Mtn< prevlou-ily nnnoiniccd by Chief ot Je ro m e C liam bcr of Côin- college of iiKrlculture. and professor ing In some arca.s, Uie reports said. doy ilghtert reconnoltered the foe S taff George C. Mnr.ihnll. but In of oKrlculliiral rducnUon. University Althougli admltUng that the Ger liter |VelMn Johnson at u private and provided cover for the defense henrltiRR on the ;>cndli\K Viar tic- merce had objected to the : lilnho. In hln talk the prott m ans ••.succccded In -somewhat prc?j- rerem ony tTOitrrrew." radio M el lorcc*.' locatifin of u new tnush and CHINESE R tlY ■rmed attrlcuHural education on bourne aald today In a broadcast .Threatened by IsoUtloa pftrtm ent bill, Lieut. O rn. Urchon OHEUD (C. C'«tii«i • Som enTlI saltl Uie 4,500.000 tlKiirc WASHINGTON. June . 20 (,7>- KarbaKC d u m p ncro.'^s th e le most Important steps In the received here by CBS. On the'basis of today's communi ,TJie navy announced today that que from the Brtislv Matruh seemed would not be reached until July 1, Jero m e-T w in Fnll.4 h ig h w ay effort. 1043.) United Stales bombers hfld attack Thx convention, whlcii will 1 VICHY. France. June 20 (U.R) — Uircatened with IsoloUon by load 2, UnUtil S lalts v,Ul opcnite ed Jttpancse-lieUl Wake Island in bridKC it\ Jcromii county. IN JAPS’ PINCERS tlnue ihroiiKh Tllc^day afternoon AnU - German demofiatralcrs hove unless the defenders retained power between 2JOO and 2,000 merchant the. P.icltlc Saturday, damaRlng Uie After Tmmim Creenhnlali. city CHUNOKI.NG. June , 2!) (U.Pi — iittractcd one delegate from each ac lAFBOlSNAZ bombed two colIoboraUonlst hcod- to cut off that axis arm or could vcMCl.i In the w ar effort tlilii year. encmy'.5 air ticld and various shore stre et comtnl.v. CdBKB I) Tlie navy's communique, ba.?ed on verKlnK on llip Clu-klivnK-KliuW'l l-T-’A dt5lrlcI.^. the .itale officers and h vco' bad." War production board ren s had .lUted Ihclr objection;! to Tnllwny lodny In nn H to rl U) ollseV train In occuplcd. Francc, It was re C hnlrm nn Dontiid M. Neliion told «i»TW rrc tiv td up to 3 p, m. tEVTT) Uie prc.ient m ethod of. dL«poslng of the candidate.-, for the American ported today. today. .-4»ld: tiir I05.S of Ltnh'.len, a major inva- EBAS Uio committee Uic full Impact ot the Bnrbiige and tnish. Uay Holmes, Stjite F«rmer degrees. lotal wnr will not pel home lo tlie •'Central Pacific are.i: Candidate tor the Amerlc-m de LONDON. June 20 OI.D — British pre.sldenl of Uie Chamber of Com ;.lon base in iiortlirrn Hun»n pro- bombing plane.s concentrated Uielr W ASHINGTON. Ju n * 20 ori — clvllian.1 until late fall. "1, U. S. bombers attacked Jap- merce. .•..lid Uie quc.sllon w as too cree. high .1 which can be nlven in The navy announced today that a FARMER DIES OF anexe-occupled Wake Liland on June Attack-s on Uie G erm an submarine Americans Not Yrllow large to handle w ithout m uch Rtiidy. the FPA. is .Merrill Stuckl. Ucon small Norwegian and » small 4. Office ot clvltlnn defense rilrec- 31. From rcciipiurnl K mtI'kI, HO miles who is state vlre-prrr,lrtent and wh( bo.se a t S i. N aziire, on the French Tljcn, without objfcllon, he ptuici! lnva.slon coast, last night. vessel had tor J|>mes M. Li^ndLs believes the •■2, Under favorable conditions of onto Utc question ol finding a new ','.outhea.%t of Niuii'hang, the wr.-.tern Is acting a-'i president during thi w ealhcr and visibility our ploncs. at* convenUon here. Fighter planes nitacked enemy air (Canllnanl «n Tat* 9. Calann 4) location for Uie county rntlonlnK Japanese prong wn:. reported creep fleld.s and railroad objectives hi oc URIS incklnK in formuUon. damaged the Other speakers this morning In- air field and various shore insuilla- board, which hiun out-grown Its prc.s- ing forward. Jr.-,* than 50 miles from cupied Franco ond bombed slilpplng Amerfea. Carl Chlld.i. 53, farm er o f the ctit. ciutvTtcr!! In the Chfunbcr of a Junction -wllh a slalled ear.lem chulcd WllUam K err, r.tfttc lUrecôr ti Filer-Twin Foils area since 1024. Uon.i. vocational education and Ntate FFA In tho English channel. Com merce office, column, One bomber foiled to return. ■TOKYO (from Japanese broad died at the county genera! hospital •'3. ESicmy anU -alrcratt and fight OreenhulRh dcclarrd Uiat .1 udvber. Ills topic was "Future Farm e r defen.',e was weak and. althouRh Tlin Clilnesr hlnh command .’.uic G erm an plane.-, made their sharp- casts), Ju n e 20 (/P) — A Japanese corly this morning of Injuries re AGREEiNISEEN Prescott, who hni; the contmct to m erely th a t "fi^:hiliig i.s conllnuinK' ers Geared tor War,” e-st attack in weeks on southwest ceived Saturdoy afternoon when a one bomber uutfered minor damage TliU afternoon officer;,' training column driving south from Llnch- haul Uie city'.i garbaKc. had pur- around Kwelkl. which the Japancsi England and started tires in one w an tFvichowl In KlfcngM province, team he w u driving bolted aiid tan durint; the attack, all ot our planes chaj.ed the land acror.i ilie bridge cla.-vsp.-v were held, lastnictors in returned safely," rcoccupled la-M week a fte r being stjirmed and occuplcd Llngutu. IS away with a hoy rake on the Her In Jerome and that no one driven back -13 inlle.-,. For nearly cluded th e following: man Kaster ranch three mlle& east For p Uie Twin Palls hospital. He fall- approprlflUons bill nitli a compromUe plone.s mode th e second raid and the 1,000 persons broke sp an attempt Slate.i engineers have eO!uitnjcted present .■'ite. killed 1,000 Japiinr.->e in recapturing FLASHES of air ministry said they left large Ilrcs ed lb respond to treatment and died n, new port on the Persian gulf to "I have been trjlng to t>avc the Llntislen near the Shanzl border tty AiwelaUd td hold a nail meetlnc yeiterdar at W:30 a. m. today. The body waa burning. In RaettTlk, l U mil«> northeast n ie proponed compromLê would handle the material airiving to aid city money," Oreenhalgli declared. a rea west of Uie Pciplng-Hiinkow taken to tho Twin Falls mortuary.. LIFE Press A United Press Atikora dlnpatch of Stockholm. Involve ndmlnlslratlon ftcceptancc of Ru.ula. He said it behooved the elly to ob mliway. A communique raid all quoted travellers from Germany, os where It rests pending funeral ar a separalo bill by Sens. John H. Tlioasonds of laborers, using hun ta in a dum ping ground n.i clo.se ui enemy altackn had been driven back rangements. NOT I.VVITED reporting that though Cologne, the nnnkhead. D.. Ala., and Richard dreds of donkeys under dlrecUon of possible to obtain a conlntcl whidi and Uial a large number of Japnn- first target ot a British I.OOO plane MEXICAN FOUND DEAD M r. Childs waa, b o m Dec. 13, 1888 n , Rus.ieU, D„ On., to Rrant tarmefii 50 American engineers and tccluil- H could afford. CM faced •'Unmitieiil annttiUaUon" HEW YOnK-M ftKlslTalc -John raid, suffered heavy- damage, de PRESTON, Ida., June 20 w v -T h e In K ansas and came to F iler In 1034. He said the clly was willing to loans n t 100 per ecnt of parity on cians. dug the new port out Uie mud. In adjocenl mounUilnous areas. MiLson. confronted with 50 Negro struction there was paled by that body of B «n Alvorex. about 40. w u Aside from his wife, he Is turvlved bn.ilc crops. Tlie present loan rate reporta from Uie near ea.sl said. I t adopt an ordinance to prevent The official'Chlnei.e central new men and women orrested on nt Emdcn. German North sea naval found yesterday beside U. s. hlgh- by the following children,, all of Is B5 per cent ot parity. has an nlr field and desert trails, truclu hauling tra.ih and garbage agency reported from northern HU' cimrge.s of dlsorderft\_conduct ba.se. wny 01 one-half mile south of here. Filer: ^ HoDse to Yield which m ay be converted to hlghway.i from scattering It along streets. nan thftl more than 1,000 Japanese growing out of noisy dances held Sheriff bee Hansen reported Al- G len Child.1. Lenll Childs. Gerald C. R . Netion Raid U\at present Repealed big raid-s on ^ d c n . the In rcUiTO. hou-ê conferees ’siould and connect li with oUver Pcrr.l&n lii\d been killed dUTlns the past, In two Queens dance halls, asked vorez. a Mexican laborer, apparently Childs, Elwln Childs, Mitchell gulf points. plans call tor building ot a scenio ' irovellcrs HfUd. hod destroyed neor- yield on a senate provision In Uie weeks, brlnglna to 5,500 the total It they were' invitation affairs ly Uie whole town and completely hod been struck by a hit-run driv Chlld.1. Nolon Childs. One step npproprifiQon- bill to perm it »ub- (Canllnstd .n r«t« T. 4> enemy co.ûaities In 13 days. and was told Ih at Uiey were. wrecked port and factory installa er. H e lived in 'WhiUiey b u t hud daughter, Mrs. Iva Lou Biens, and a pnrlly dale.s of surplus ftralrt slocks ••Bui they v.a.sn’t all invited, tions. known relaUves In this country. sU p-son, Vernon Kenelpp, PMer, also for teed. Thu.s far. the conferees your honor.^^ spoke up one defen*/- survive. ■ hivvc nlood pftl on Oielr bpposiUon He was a member of the Mennon- to that propwlUen. It’s Mighty Widespread, This Service "\Vho wai.n't Invlied?" queried lie Brethren In Christ church at W hen tiie house pa.vsed ih e ’mea-i- the court. Filer. ure. It Inserted a provision prolilblt- ••The cop^. .ûh." InK U»e sale ot surplus grain stocks The magistrate suspended sen* President Extends Rubber held toy Uie commodity credit cor Price Ceiling Taking Effect Wednesday tence. poration a t price* below parity. Ttie only exception opplled (o deteriora Hundreds of Twin Polls county he pert»ed a lonK government bulle that he wants Uie owners ot ’ KIIILMLN'S HOLIDAV Salvage Drive to July 10 In jh e P ^ I M o f v o u h WND ted stocks destined for feed or al a n d M agic Volley business firms, tin, *'Oh no, there’* a few fellows sum er service busine.-ues to know HAMILTON. Mont. — While WASKXNOTON, Ju n e 2D (/p) - as reported today are dlsappoinUn^. cohol. many ot them one-man or one- who will m ts Uic celllns, I see." he Uicrc Ls reltet If ,Uic new resnlaUons tntmbers oS Uit Monlnnn Stale President Roosevelt extended Uie Hence tho continuation or the drive." •B ut ft badly split senate farm bloc w om an affairs, will come under Uie interjected suddenly. pull their prices below costs. Par Firemen’.'. a^JoclaUon were en- The total of 3lo,o<»Hona was ex- acquiesced In an ndmlnlslratlon pro consumers' service price celling •The barber can charge any price ln.^tance, a cleaning firm Uiat charg Joying Uielr convention dance, a rubber colfcctlon drive today for elusive of rubber turned In since additional days because col- vision trftwrmll'.Kile tor teed of CCC whlcli Roej Into effect throughout th e public will fitand -fpr. So can ed less ihon a comiwUtor in Marcli flrehroke out In u wareliouse near 10 Saturdoy and also of that In Uie stocks af a minimum price of 85 per Uie nation Wedneadoy. Coil N. An the manicurist. And you ktiowji;hy7 and for Uie Ume being must ac Uie dance hall. lccUon.1 throtigh Saltirday had h ands of some 30.000 Junk de’aleis In c en t of com porUy.' A proviso, how derson. cholrtnatx ot the local county 1 T h e otflcc ot price ntfrntnlstitiUon haa cept U« price as Uie present ceil Several ol Uiem excused Uiem- brought In n disappointing total the country. Early sold. 2t compares ever, limited the amount of wheal raUonlng board, «dd today. ' rtiled th a t barbertng h n 't n r.ervlce ing, m ay êck an adjustnienl selvca, ran to Uie blote, rcscued of 319.000 tons. WIU) a total of 100,438 tons collected tb n t could be so dlslrlbuted to 135.- "1 don't believe .1 can put my rendered In connection with com through Uie local board. three persons overcome by smoke, To End July 10 during the, first alx da>^s of the 000,000 bushels. finger on a local firm that doesnl modity. T he s-mie U true ot the Aatomatle License and Uien returned to iheir fetUv- Originally scheduled lo have end campaign, which beg«a June 16. B eth gtAfld Ground provide services which are covered physlclon or denUsl." All consumer service cslablhh- Itlc*.' ed a t m id n ig h t tomorrqw, the cam> :lck»: Claim* Beardliv Tlw hill was sent, to contercnce by the new pilct rtgulaUon." he Here's the Rule menta will be aulomaUcally licensed ptign now will, conUnue through Ickca told; rtportera that adjust tbe confllcUnit versions and BtAUd. . Andersen lald for price* on ser- when the new reculaUons go Info nACKKT Ju ly 10. mougbt part of the lade of niecuf conferees for both sides stood their Even Forking Lots rices hot rendered In March, such e ffect W ednesday. U n seller vlo- KANSAS CI1T — PawniJrokcr The contlBuaUon woa ordered up of the acrap rubber campaign nt&Aotrc*3itva/m BTOund. On test votes, both the "Imagine thU-even owners of a* Uie «harj>enlnR or repair ot Ice late.-< th e rcgul;itions, a fte r a w arn Ben Hurst began to noUce a strik on the recommendaUoa of Secretary due to hoaMlng, and he told there ôuse. ond the senate reiterated parking lota are affected. They skates, the olficc of price admin ing by the OPA. ft court of proper ing similarity between arUeles be Ickes, In his capacity at petroleum might even be people to official lUe posIUons by ovcm helm lns can’v charge any more than Uiey istratio n has lold down Uils rule: JurLidlcUon may suspend t h e " ing pawned and Uitue he already coordinator, and William R. Boyd. who were doing a UtUe hoonlliig. majorities. d id durin g March, The same op< The service man may charge the, cense for a periofi of. 12-m ontKi.' had accepted. Jr., chairman of the petroleum ln> ickes said he iuspect«d a great Unless Uie measure Is passed be- rules to laundries, dry cleanen. shoe lilghest price he CharBed last season Consum er .'j;rMce establUhmcnUi Police arrested an employe who dustry war council. - deal of rubber could be dijs up in tore tomorrow nieht in an uncx- repair men. auto repair men, radio plus an adjustment for Uie percent- must make out a price list to be admitted taking arUcles from the Speaking for Mr. Eoosevelt. prcsl- public buildings. In hU own lnt«r- . pccted burst of speed, consress will repairers and developers of amateur ftge Increase in Uie cost of living available to any consumer b?»fcDl -■aiep. and peddling U«m lo his deaUal secretary Stephen Tiily told br deportment buUdlne. olticUla have to paa * ipeclal continuing flings. between Uie time of the last service 1. O n Sept. 10 a similar list m ^ friends who would bring Uiem bock reporters: of the public tmildlngs adrolnlstra-

Plan to Meet Japs Again Marine Killed DHlHPENALiy LIBRARY ADDS 2 Richard Turner, U. 8. marine. a ^ l P l U E M Seeni Today lOMEtiHyRTAS Hailey, lortnerly ol Jerome, was killed "someUme after Dec. 7" In PeUow mowing law n w ith m otor- me »ou«J sea*, according to word propelled machine behind which received by friends here. rail S B ’S BOYS la self-invented coaster wagon ar A U T O r a S H . , SEEN FOR N K IS Mr, and M rs. Richard M. T u rn NEW YORK, Ju n e 20 (U.R) — Tlio Handbook of Civilian Defense.” M agic Volley's youUi—all boys rangement on which operator , A1 -D. BuUierus, 24, and D an O. er, HaJley, his parents, were In rldea comfortably... - . Flower g ar federal bureau o( lnve»lljftUon to Bnyder.- «hd ‘‘Oen, Douglas M acAr- form ed of hU death by Uie United from 18 Uiroush 20—will m arch to Pehrer, 39, boU» of Homedole. were thur." Miller, are Just two of the selecUve service reglstraUon places den at city pork displaying a In the Buhl hospiui today in #er- •• day Mught addlUonaJ conf«deraUi States government In o recent flaming beauty that’s bringing ot cisht nnil *plM put aahoro by up-to-the-mlnutQ non-flcUon books communication, Tuesday Uiroughout south central lous conduion as a result of ari-au- Oennan aubmarlnoa to organlM a which have been odtlcd to Uie Idaho. compliments to Supt. OUud Ste tomoblle accident west of Buhl on Richard enlisted In the United wart. .. Male customer In restau campalsn of sabotaso agaJnat Amer- thelve* of the Twin Fails public li a u u s marine carp* in December. I n ’Twin FalU, Uie county area highway 30 shortly before nooo to tcn's war IndUitrlM. Tlielr arrcat brary recently. No. 1 board compUt«d today the In- rant frowning and asking tor day. IMO. more sugar... Small boy hugging WM expected shortly. Other new addlUons Include: stailaUon of Its machinery for regis SUte Policeman R. P. BerUieau. It appeared Uint the confederatca FicUon tering between 700 and 000 youths large dog on Main avenue. . . who InveaUgated the mlahap, »ald wrrc farliiB no better th a n th e *ple.n, ’•Drlvlp" W oman.- C hevalier; In Uie “fUUi" d raft. AU young men Letter from Cambridge (dear old that only the one car was Involved. captured before they had “ chance 'Dragon's TceUi,'' S inclair; •'Dr. who were borh on or after Jan. l. H ahvalid ton-n) w asting io know ’The machine, he said, left the hlgh- - to dig up the cxploBlvc* tliey burled Pinlay Be« • It Tlirough." Hart: 1023 a n d up to June 3Q. 1034 will about dude randies hereabouLn. . . •ay and struck a rock which welgh- . 0,, Loni: W and and FIorKIa •'Flooe required to regLitcr, whether or Sheriff Lowery strolling through d an estimated 15 ton.s. T he m a - i>ertc)ics.-oi-rn}03-th o rortune In ’■Bright to Uie W anderer." L ancas not they are U. S. cltltcns. eourthoujw with large coffee pot chine turned over and the rock United Statea currency Uiey brouRiit ter; "UnUI the Doy Breok.- Brom- O f the toUil group, only the 20- In each hand. . . The same pots, rolled down on It, Charles Wing, a flrld; "A Song of Bemagette," Wer- plus four horseshoes, parked In - wltti them. year-olda are now eligible for mill- service station operator near whose The FBI announced liu>t night fel. E G M RAIL CITY tary service. commissioners* office as port of place the mbhap occurred, admlnb- '■Tlio CasUe on Uic HlU." O oudgc; The regbtraUon places and the parophemolla for courthouscni’ tered first aid uriUl ar\ ambulance , that "additional orresta have been IFnaa Ptf* Oni) . made of accompUcea and conUcUi oi 'Sergeant Sue,^' Bowm an; "Young lupervlsors In area No. 1 will be; picnic, . . Judge Bill Bailey the rmd physicians orrlved.Tlie car was John Takes Over," Jordan; “A Song Stand somewhere deeper eastward on Twin Fall»-Leglon hall; capL j. only nonchalant member ot group driven by Kehrer. • the anboleurs and more may be the coastal road to the all-import ■ made.'' Tlie number wa.n not an- ond You.'^ G rey; ••And Now T om or H. Seaver, clerk of selecUve service as ho unites man and woman at 'The two young men hod been v e row." Field: "Mighty Mountain." a n t vxalley of the Nile, less th a n marriage ceremony in probate iling In Twin FnlLi at the home of nounecd. board No. 1.. Blnns; "Only One Storm.“ Hicks; 200 miles away. Kimberly— Agricultural building, chambers. . . Deputy Jolm Lelaer Mrs. G. Tets and were en route lo •'Come GenUe Spring." JJoJster. The Cairo communique said that Klmbevly high school, Ernest Em- rigging up crystol radio set (re Homedale a t Uie tim e th e crash oc Federal officials were dccldlnB N m -FlcU on the confUct was spreading over ••a Ton. m em ber -em?) . . . O. C. Holl walk curred. • whrilier civil or military courU "Tlie World We W ant to Live In." very large area" but added that no Hansen — Postofflce, Mbs Lena' ing homeward behind a pair of - would inflict the "awUt a n d Uior- CTInchy; "Prlcc ot Free W orld V ic detalb were available, leaving the very dark glasse.% and carrying Bohn). which hod been reduced from reck- ’ ouKh” reprLinla-probably \h e riflng tory," Wallace; "Making of To general iltuaUon In doubt on this Murtaugh—Postofflce, Parley Per armload of groceries or some r.nuad or gallowa— th a t A ttorney morrow." De Roussy: "Psjxhology of third day oX the whirling battle on thing. . . C ar with U. S. bureau of Ie.1.1 drlvlns. the orlgliial charge un kins. der which h e wos orreated. Oentrni Francis EWdle promUcd the Soul," Wealijcrtiead: "Our Ha which the whole allied poslUoa In The regbtratlon period wlU be be- mines license... And Mrs, Marian ncalnat the agents, waii." Fergusson: ••Admiral of the the middle east may depend. »een 7 a, m. and 0 p. m. YouUu D unn roaming courthoiL-.c in -You may be sure." Biddle anld In Ocean Sea" (Columbus), Morlson. Mobile and armored forces of both who ore 111 or otherwise unable to search of that pipe mislaid by her Washington, "tlmt the depwlment "The Road We Are Traveling." sides were reported fiercely engaged regbter at that time may make boss, E verett Sweeley, of JiwUee will proceed wltH tills case Chase; "Victory Through Air Pow souUiwest as well a s southeast of other arrangemeotji with their local swiftly and thoroughly." er," De Sevenky; "America In the M atruh. draft board. middle revealed that -a number Now Pacific," "iSiylor; •Toroorrow By the accident of geography and of compllcBtlng legal factors were Will Come," Almedlngen; •'F aith Is military design, this little seaside Speeding Charge •involved. One arise* the fact Uie Answer." Blanton; “Ajnerlca Arab community, perched on the that two of the nwls luo cltlrena of Speaka,’' Gibbs. edge of Egypt's scorching western 350 at Parley of Costly to Visitor the United Slates and alx are Allens. Juvenile desert, had be«n made Ui» pivot RuUen Strong. Medford, Ore., to- • n « cWm m eim be prosecuted for Admiral Chester W. Nlmlti, lett, «ommander-ln-chleC of th« Pacific •TT\e Boy W ho Cou\d Do h n s - o! the battle lor strategic poslUon In Produce Handlers day was fined *15 and costs of *3 treason, while the aliens cannot. The fleet and Enilgn O. H. Cay. U. 8, navy torpedo plane pilot, meet In Uilng.'' B renner; ••Don Coyote." the middle east. , One of the largest convenUons In municipal court on ohorges of final decision aa to whether civil or the Pearl Harbor naval hoipltal. after the big Midway naval-air vic Peck; "Kit Canon," Gant; -Can Matnih Is the terminus of a rail ■er ataged a t Sun VaUey took place reckless speeding. \ i4jMFIEID„ military courts would try them may tory over the Jap*, NImlts congratulated Gay on hla lueceiafal atuck yon of Sunset," Tumgren: "Snow way leading to the Nile valley and over the week-end when the Idaho Strong was arrestM lost week and rest w ith President Roo.iovelt. on a Nlpponeae plane carrier, after which he waa ahot down and aaw Treasure." McSwlgon: "ShooUng the British base at Alexandria. From fruit and vegetable Industry repre posted a *25 bond a t th a t tim e for in any event, however, U woj be the fight while floating In the battle churned waUrf of the Pacific. S tar." Wilson. It the British had «xt«nded a nar sentatives attended the I9th annual hb appeanuice todoy. Appearing be lieved that their chance.i of c.wap- "MlUlon-mller," Tunis; "Jerry row-gauge line to Dupply their now m eeting. fore. Judge J. O, pumphrey this ing the death penalty were Poster. Salesman." Ferris; "Wider liquidated Invasion of Italian Libya. Of th e 350 m en and women who morning he pleaded guilty. On poy- The death penalty also was likely Wings." O’Malley: '•D on't-. Blam e M atruh lies 130 miles ln.tlde Eg>’pt- attended, approximately 79 were pre ment of fine he was released. Tlie for the •'accomplices and conUcls. Twin Falls News in Brief Me," Hughes; ■'Mario Roea,’- Kel- CooeentraUon en Creto sent from Twin PalU and surround reckless speeding charge was O fficials' nald they probably would ing towna, convenUon delegate.^ op- An addlUonal threat — still not nounced upon lhelr return from the bt thwgtd ’xllh ttCMon. TIrr. >Vheel Stolen materlaiued—to the Mediterranean Caleh Whelc Crowd Concludei VUlt >- convention rejort. • Mrs. T ,, E. Coxen haa returned William J . WllUon. 437 W alnut flank of the defense forces In Egypt was a concentraUon of German air Arthur Gacth. Salt liike City radio FB I Director J. Edgar Hoover from a montl)'s visit In Rupert and reel, reported to police n t 7:<0 a. commenUtor, was the headline doubled that U*boaU had landed Pocatcllo. I. today that during Uie night power and air troop# on the Island speaker at the banquet Friday night I R E RATIONING of Crete. more then eight agenU. . someone had stolen the spare tire a t th e Sun Volley lodge. "We^ve caught U>e whole crowd, Called to Oregen wheel from his Ford auta n the axis claim of victory nt A bowling tournament and bridge he said. ^ ^ Mrs. C. K. Stlnsotx U leaving today Matruh Is borne out. an attempt on the "verUcal envelopment" of de luncheon for the women; a ôlf Agents E. J. Connelley and Thom- for The Dalles. Ore.. where ih e has PorlUnd VUItora tournament and soft boll games for M J. Donegan eald In rêw York been called by the serious Illness of FORESEEN IN U. S. fense poalUorxs a t th e rear of the ,\fr. and Mrs. Edward M. Post and the men; special breokfast sessions Uiat the eight had been arrested her ton, John R. Stinson. (Fnaa Pat* On<) battered BrltUh elghUi army may and a barbecue Saturday night were m. Barton, and Mlii DorU Wohl- be expected at any time. w ithout violence, th a t they had lalb. Portland. Ore., are gHtsis of axis win bomb Uie United 5Ut«s among the outaiandlng cventa ot the kno»-n what to expect If they were to destroy producUon and "to create •The Italians, who seem to have convention. MeeUnx Set Mr. and Mra. Harry Wohllalb. jmr- been given the privilege of making All officers of th e Twin FalLi enLn of M rs. P ost and .Miss W ohl- .. , a feeling of panic and weariness They would not reveal how the squadron, civil ulr patrol, will m eet of war." He doesn't Uilnk Americans the first and moat complete axis re Ulb, ports on the battle of Egypt, declar READ TIM ES-NEW S WANT ADS. nails were arrested, though were nt the airport at 8 p. m. Wednes are ••yellow enough" to becom e pan selxed her© and two were arrested day In special session. It was an icky, however, ed that 36 tanka and "numerous” In Chicago, one directly ait«r he Married Today / 9. About 60.000 Japanese ar« now arUllery pieces and truck.! were cap nounced today by Floyd Orel\e, nicliard Monroe McDowell. 20, , -E N D S TONIGHT— had proposed to a young widow and training and operations offlccr. located In temporarj- assembly cen- tured or destroyed In the Matruh been accepted. Yakima, Wash., and Charlotte EUi- M.OOO In perm anent relocation assault. “Brooklyn Orchid*’ A “New W ine" ' abeth Jolm.itone. 17. Twin Falls, The FBI abo revealed th a t MO,000 Parentj of Son . Tlie bill carries money to pay AxLi planes, Rome said, lilt two more of the money that wna to have were m arried by probate Judge C, A. Jopiuicse workers at a rate of *12 sieamers In the harbor there and Mr, and Mrs. John Ford, Salt Lake Bailey in his chambers this mom- financed their sabotage had been City, formerly of Twin rails, nrc i\ monUi for common likbor, tlO for .let flra to 10 others and sh o t down found, bringing to a total ot *100,100 InR. The bride hnd consent of her .-.einl-.sklllcd workers and (10 a 17 platien, G erm an ond luOlan the parents of a son bom Sunday at father. NOTE! ■ the • United States currency with Holy C ro u hoapUal, B alt Lake City. month for skilled workers. Food, planes also struck anew at British COOieO BY Utr RIO tKATi^n HERE which they landed In rubber boaU. .nhelier, cloUiIng and m edical p<»Ulons on th e m ld-M edlterraneon He has been named John Abbott Midshipman Here Do Not Coafui* lour at Ponte Vedra beach. Fla., on arc furnished. Island of Malta. FOUR BIG DAYS—STARTING IT IS— II With Anr- Ford. Mrs, E. A. Lnndon. m other ot Midshipman Harry. Benoit arrived London outhorlUes evidently June 17. Mrs. Ford. Li planning to ro lo UU»h a. The federal bureau of Invesll- — Atnrrlca'i old»«t I h in c Yau'T* They had selective service cords Sunday night from Annapolis, Md.. gaUon staff will be Increased by OOB ..Ot clear on details o t the M atruh and (InMt hrslnic Setn Dffortl the liittcr part of the week to visit for a two weeks' visit *Uh hla pur- battle. A military commentator .Mild counterfeited In Germany, and so Uie Fords. ne^' ngenti and 2.9M clerical work- BltncUonl cial security cards, whleh . they ent-1. Mr. a n d Mrs. H urry DenolL «r». On June 1. the report said. 09.187 th a t If tlie de.fcnse force.? octimlly —7ih At the conclu-ilon of hti slay here TOMORROW might have obUlned In this country of Uie F U fs 1C8.3BJ pending caaes hod withdrawn, as auapectcd. It ifarl It m u tiu d To R eturn lo BoUe he will re tu rn to Annnpolla. > hold a line farther east. before returning to Germany Xor Mr. and .^5rs. E. P. Clarkson re were unasslgned because of Insuf T7DT7I7 See U first—Tell other* what we can'll FIRST U —ilStli coownltf* Yoa ro t. achoowg In sabotage. ficient personnel. Not Last BaiUon LADIES In Une fee lh« opening Biatlnw cUr turned Sunday afternoon to Boise Caaltrn Stars Meet Two Year Plan after spending the week-end at the Emergency Fund Replenished ’•Tills was done while limited All members of the Order of the T he appropriation c arries *100,- Their campaign was to cover a home of .Mr. a>id Mrs. H. A. Pierce, Eastern Star are Invited lo ollciid BrttLsh tanks. •orUllcry and armor parents of Mrs, Clarkson. Mrs. 000,000 to replenish Uic P resident's ed cars engaged advancing Oerman 8f« It rtr»l—Tfll two-year period and U>ey were 'quilting bee'" ul tlie home of .Mrs, cmerKCiicy fund, bringing th e total Oihrr* What W# •'magnificently^’ trained lo r Uie Job. Clarkson was matron of honor for Roy P ain ter. 1015 Sliaihone street troops." he said, cmphasinng that ADMISSION 30^ Ux Inc. Al-L SEATS - ALL SHOWS. Can'll her sister. MLw Allco Joyce Pierce, nllotted for It to S50fl.45D,000. Tlie Matruh "is not the last bastion be They rowed asltore In the dead of east, T uesday a t 1:30 p, m. TJie fund now ha.i only IM .000,000. of Come Early-Door* Open 30 Minutes Before Each Show. night, burled powerful cxploalvc.i who bectimo the bride of Lewis C. women will conipleie the tying of a tween Tobruk and Alexandria," Ouilery Saturday night at tlie Pierce which *31,000,000 has been request He actually dLôunted axis sug- ' and tools In holes along shore, and qulIt for the American Red Cross. ed by various agencies. left to recruit confederate.i. home. gesUorts th a t th e m ain defense forces TliB 10 war agencies and the fund.i had been engaged by the enemy. Among the vital American IniOal- Guesla of KcMters provided for ench are: Board of eco latlona Uiey Intended to sabotage :e(urn.i From North Mrs. Tlieo'pt until Uiey reached sultoble A m ericanJ from Washlnglon and points west:. the home In Illlnol.'i, MTvlces. *a,H40.000: office of de- Horseshoe cuctc of the Pennsylvania po.slU'Ie K auffm an recenUy be blo-itlng at supply dumps, communi relocation outhorlty. *70,000.000; cations and air fields. I WOMEN ONLY To Hold Fire came the parenti of a daughter. The Hospital war shipping adm lnlstraUon. *1.100.- T h e scope of acUon In the M ed Tliere were reporU Uiat Uie prim e Judy, and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Nlx- 000,000; office of petroleum coordi iterranean area wos momentarily AND HIGH SCKOOL GIHLS-Xt mlnlater would like U> hold his fire recentl>- becam e the parent-s nator, }3.3GS,000; office of solid fueU Beds were available on all floors until Uie end of the war debate, on. Edwin. Lhelr second child, broadened by an early morning raid today a t Uie Twin FalLi county gen coordination, »DJO,000; office of ag by three axis planes on Gibraltar. 2 and 7 P.M. leaving Sir Stafford Crlpps or MaJ. ricultural war relations. *«3.000; eral hospital. Relatives Visit The Brltlih reported no damage AtUee to open for the government. smaller war plants corporaUon, there but the Germans said several ADMITTED B ut membetR of commons « h o hen-td Mrs. M, J , T crrj’ a t'd Mlwi Lor Patty Somson, Hailey: Mrs. Lyman J150.DOO.000; otilce of price adm lnla- planes were destroyed on a m ilitary the reports seemed dissatisfied and raine T erry, m oUicr and .iLiter of U, Uatlon. *99.000.000, Calder, Bemlce Draper, Mrs. T. D. It was believed that Churchill might N. T erry, a re guest-i a t the home airfield. Pauselt, Mrs. Tliereso Murdock, Debate SUrU decide to open himself, and then of Mr. and .Mrs. Terr>-. en rouii Debate on the bill started as Twin Falls: Francis Dormnn. Wen speak agoln at the closing. 0 their home In Spokane. Wash., dell; Mrs. Bemlce Rice, Eden. gress cleared Its decks to rush It was evident Uiat commons, and .ifter spendlnR the winter In Bur through billions In approprlaUons Koelsch to Seek DISAUS8ED bank. Calif,, where MUw Terry wa.i . Mr*. Ray Sims and daughter. Mrs. the public, wanted lo hear Churclilll before the fl.scal year ends tom or speak rrankb' and fully not only on exchange tcacher, Tliey- are ac row nlghU Some govem m ent ag en Judicial Election MEN Ho»-ard Walker and daughter, W. B. companied by Barbara Bergloff, Lawrence, Shirley Hinton, J. L. the Libyan defeat but on the entire cies face the prospect of storUng BOISE. June 29 (/7)-D lstrlo.t war sltuaUon, Including his talks at niece of Mr. Terry. the new year "broke" If congress Judge Charles P. KoeLich of the TltRiUs. Mrs. Je u e Sm ith. M rs. G. Wn-ihlngton.and the shipping sltua- H. Bherrlll. Mrs. Wallace Freeman doe.'.n't complete work on all the third Judicial d b u ic t filed his decla-i ONLY and daughter, Mrn, A rthur U erm a u lloti. b«ls. I n adOlUon lo today's new ration of condlcocy for reelecUon AND and daughter, T*'ln PiUla; R onald Germans Launch bill, six oUiers pending should be with Secretar>- of State George H. HICK SCHOOL H o t Taylor, Derald Glenn. Klmber passed before tomorrow night: C u rtb today. % BOYS-AT Glenn. Kimberly; Beverly Whlse- State FFA Hears Drive at Kursk Tlie largest approprlaUon bill In The district Includes Ado. Boise, more, Hansen: Patty Somson. IFrsn n>I« Ont) hlstory-*«.030.003.067 for the war Elmore and Owyhee counUes. Judge irtment and corrj'lng money to 9 P.M. n i o m Hailey; Thea Egbert. Murtaugh; War Help Advice Ing our unlU" In one sector of the Koelsch has served on the bench IIST Mrs. Earl Pettenon and daughter. (rtMi r i i . o«.> bitter siege of Sevastopol, the Rus- for the past 13 years, having first TICXETS been appointed to the poslUon by Eden: Mrs. Carl Snyder and daugh south central FFA district, and Do*e ilans announced that ’'on all other A n C T 7 P J 4 ter. Hazelton. Bylngton. adviser for the aouiheoit- sectors tlie enemy attacks were re- ... Ume wlUiout trouble. form er ^ v e m o r H. C. Baldridge. em district. puked with enormous losses to hlm.“ Th(5 *080.000.000 Bgrlculluro de MAN FOUND DEAD IN AUTO For secretaries; Alfred J. Funke, The Soviet information bureau partment approprlaUon bill which McCAMMOM. Ida.. Ju n e UP>— adviser lor Uie south upper Snake loUl of one unit nt Sevastopol which has been deadlocked over proposals Australian Ship LcRoy Knowlea. 91. Idaho Falls, was river valley dUtrlct. met and threw back IQ German at to allow the government lo .sell gov found dead Saturday In his auto For treaaurers: Carl Hennings, ad tacks In three days and the reports ernment held com and grain stocks Sunk in Convoy mobile parked at the entmnce to a viser for the southwestern Idaho dli- lndlcat«d that tlie furious flghUng below parity levebi. there was conUnulng. SAN FRANCISCO. June 39 cem eteo'. trlct. Loss of an Australian destroyer In Investigator* said the ear's ex For reporters; Charles Heath, oc- Of the four major spring thru.its one of two convoy actions which haust had been piped Into tlte ton' ting adviser for the north upper InlUated by the Germans only the News ot Record fired the central Mcdllerranean neou. Simke river valley FFA district. I occupation of the Kerch peninsula convoy June 19 was announced by has been succeisfolly concluded. Se Tuesdoy sessions will get under .MARRfACE LICENSES the Melbourne radio today In a way at 9 a. m. with the committee vastopol still Is fighting back and a broadcast CBS recorded here. Seep tho White Flag reports highlighting the session. succe.wlon of O erm an drives on the June a>—James Cheater South- Kharkov front had been duUtd and worth. 13. B&cramento. Cali!., and 'Only Uiree Uve* were lost out * . 0/ Sojetv Flyinp Election ol Stale Paimers, adopUon of the shlp^ company of over of the budget, adoption of a pro diverted, according U> recent re no m a Mae Kelms, 23, T»’ln Falls; IN PERSON ports. The progress of the push from Richard Monroe McDowell. 20, Yak the broadcast said. gram of work,geared to meet the A later broadcast lÛ fled the ON OUR STAGEl war effort and also elecUon or of Kursk aUll Is un(;ertaln. ima. Wash., and Charlotte Elrabeth Johnstone, n, Twin FalU. lost craft as the Nestor, commanded ficers will feature at the afternoon by Commander Alfred fl. RosenUial. session which gttj tmderway at 1 Howard Rutsell COX ACTION BIRTHS DSO. Kentacky'a Fearless CommenUter Robert LeRoy Roath. 32, Burley, T o Mr. and Mr^. Jam es L ancas who told C iller p e tty . Officer C. A. ter. Filer, a boj'. Sunday, and to Mr. WEATHER Edmonson, navy recrultw, that "I and Mrs. Clj-dc W llllanu, 'Twin FalUi. ■fviis Of sEniimERmE” Widow Asks for want action and I don't want to a son. Saturday, both ot the Twin u-alt around In a training camp be Foils county gctiert.1 hos[^tal taa- Estate Authority fore I get lt,“ today had enlisted In temlty home. * PeUUon of Mamie Rlngneli; seek- the navy at the Ixal recrulUng sta- Ing letters of administration In the Uon. FUNERALS e state of h e r lat« husband, was fRfid Roath, a rodeo rider, probably will BINGNELL—nosary will be re RICnABO'B msBmicroKmDEfCHooL miBSimitsEJffAU s h o w s / tn probat« court today. be as.slgned to th e P -T b o a t division, cited today at S p. m. at the Twin ELECTRO FENCE Til© peUUon shows th a t Godfrey where there is plenty of acUon, Ed Falls mortuary chapel for Godfrej Prlee* S ta rt a t IIU O How 21 d a y s w ithout a X. RlngneU dled'ln Dlnghaa county m onson «ald. X. Rlngnell, local tlorlst. and ma« fatal traffic accident In our June 3d. The peUUon further sUUs Another enlistee was Junior Lyle will be celebrated ’Tuesday a t B *, a • BOID.FEARLESS,SHOCKING / _____ that value of personal property in- SteariM, 31. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. at fit. Edwards Catholic church. In SODEN ELECTRIC Ma0U:.VaUetf..^ Tolre4H'valued'it not mors tnan D .'S team i. T w in ra ils. H e will prol>- terment will be In'Sunset memorial rbone no . Nest to Orphean < 2 7 / // n ip t The l/e/V Off An fex Secreclei'! M.OOO. ably be assigned to the radio sôoL park. Mon'Oay, Judo 29, 10 12 .TIMES-NEWS, TW IN ^FALLS, IDAHO Page;Tbre» HarUng. s. A. Webber; youth Mrv. Minidoka Selectees Tandem Side-by-Side ice. Robert. Tucker, Jame« Uarl. Burley Physician.,, Everett Mullins; public affairs. L. Will Leave June 30 BUHLROIIANS RUPERT, Juno m—Men Inducted Is Captain Now 1 FREIGHT I M H ll J. John.ion. James Canine. J. W. Tlngey, W. A. Omy; vocation serv Into the nrmy from Minidoka coun DUBLEY, June 2S>—Dr. OhKle* ice. Joa W . Bdgett, ty June Id. who look advantage of ... Terhune. Burley physician, WM ■ Among Commlltee*: two weeks' furlough and will leave sworn Into Uie Unlted-SUtes'MTV, HOSISAIOlNiR IN FOURIH GAEL Rupert a t 3:30 p, m. Tuesday. Juno Ice Saturdliy with ih« ranlt of .«j»- ASIHOWIENAGE CloislfleaUon and membership. J. 30, by bus are James Wellington •WASHINGTON. Juno 2ft—DecftUic isUllL. Juno 20-nuhl Rotary club H. Darker. James Hart. 8. A. W eb WASHINGTON, June » (U.PJ - taln. and la expected to receive of pro^bte Injury (o asricuUur« and enteru ln e d a t dinner honoring wives ber: public Information. V, It Front. Approximately Sioo.ooo young men. Dowlby. Elwood FerrelL Hedrick. Clinton Somuet Howart. Wa>w Dr. Terhuxw wa* ulected lot •«»» nmall buslncu tu weU ax to Uie put>< ol mrtnbcrs, Cliar\ts Shtimatt. Oail Bbtnucl. EatI Mills; itudeht nearly two-liilrdn ol whom may ex- lie Bcncrslly. Sen- John Thomas. 1occt to be called to Uie colors and Norbcrt Dernhardt Huber, a ganlraUon of tho Araerlean Meal* R « .. Idn.. bellevc« th n t more care- Harry lleller gave nn entertain T. Hardin; rural-urban, n . M. Hays. j^ c o n sld e rn llo n alioulcj be Riven to ■eventually, rculster Tufxday In " trunlfcr from North Dakota. .. cal aisoclaUon. which recently « * - - ing program of colored motion pic W illiam Aldrich, A. E, KlUs. Roy fourUi selective service roll call. T?Se ellccta ot a five per cen t Hut on ilopklna: community sen’lce, James Next selecUve service call to r MJn- ' tered all Vniud 8U ta phytldtna tures token durlnc 'R number of The rcRlstraUon—already started Ulokft county la Jot. JO m en to leave m 'itsV ed certAin tjualilleil. d o c - frelglit traffic which la Incmded In lours. Pictures ot Alaska. Puget 11. Shields, the revenue bill completed by the In some stntcs—affecU IB and 10- July 20.______ir* to enter army duUes. Sound. Arliona and New Mexico, and Fellowship. 8, A. W ebber. William year-olds. who are noi eligible for Dr. and Mrs. Terhune' left o n ;» . houte nays and mcon-i comniUlcc. of (I rodeo a t NORole*. Arl*.. were Aldrich. J. O, Ea.itman. Oan L. Senator Tliomtu siild today tjiat th e d ra ft under the pre.nent law. nnd vacation Ulp to Arliona, and Df. explained by Mr. Heller in his Tljompson; music. Kenneth CuriLv about 500.000 men turned 20 since Legion Auxiliary at Terhune expccU to leave upon hl» liie house commlticc octcd wlUiouC traveloRue. Merlin Nefr«cr: audit. Pred Harting, nde-eM-o\dB win ftirnnueil w ith the will be relnswted na lecretnry treaa- oldest men on top. and men now Mrs. Roy Gordon wa.i reelected eluded In the original recommenda* Castleford Boy Now president. O ther officer* electe,uch n lax." Miiil ihc IfioJio Dortng. J . W.T^nKcy. K enneth Cur- CASTLZFORD. Juni- M-Jnck ; cenily—alter conlerences with Ma). lain, and Mrs. Stephen-i, serReont- r.cnator. 'ApiwrcniU’. the liouie com- tli, Prcd T. Pn^l^h. GrorRe M. Like Peter.son. who l.\ nn Instructor hi 'G en, LewLi U. Hershey, setecUvc nt-arm s. mitlec WM Impressed by im catlmato ness. Jam es H. ShlelcLs. and Jam es Uip army a ir tonxi, has been trnns service director—that the question of J3DO,000,000 In revenue nnd de Hart. fcrrwl from Chiuiutc field. 111., tc of revising the lelecUve service cided uiwn Llio Iji* w ltliout proiwr T he following com m ittees have Lincoln. Neb, He received his train to make ellRlble for Induction widely In other warring nations. con.',ldernllon. been announced by Mr. Boring; Ing at Chanute field before becoming and 10-year-olds prob.ibly would be Tomorrows reglstrallon. which Ls "A tax on Irelsht truffle would be Club service. J. H. Uarker; inter- an Instructor Uiere. reconsidered next fall. to be conducted largely by Uie flJOO n^êvcre blow to nRrlculture. Any national service. TJieodor nxin«en. He Ls o son of NJr, nnd Mrs. Fred The w ar department hns Rone local d raft boards between 7 a. m. luldltloniil chnrjie oti th e innrkctlnK Pcti-rson and attendrrili "Fivrnicvh in micSj a ^tnlc m WuUo. O *nd ««ve ju»t a* mucii money, loo. which b ft eonsldrrnble dLiupce No nuitter «luit day you do ^nur from principal niiirltclji. would be NUMBER 51 * InlereUing tricks/or picnics -k Fine JooJs as tow f>ricfd MonJcdjiJJy )i« by n t m itrr- way liccatM hafeway’* nKHlera ccnliiRD tax on the cost of .niw m ent as on Saturday ir About bclprt7g yourtelf to help your Country *»y o( iloio* UMiiotM n»ulU in ot ihclr product.1. • . aavingi wliieb are poued on to you "Smftll biislnr.v; men, whrt already ia Io» price* on every item, every ftre In a .•'tniKRlo for survival, a b o day of U>« »e«k. would be Injuri^. Uecaiune of price ceilliigR. It would be dUflcuU to po.'J the entire am ount of the tax to Uie public." Marine Recruiter Stores Closed All Day Saturday, July 4th îomelUlng a little different In Ihe way of tandem eyelet Is tried «ul Station Outstrips by Mr. and Mrs. Jam ei M ftlon at Ihelr We*lpor(. Conn,, home. It'« SHOP EARLY THIS WEEK! THESE PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK! railed a alde.tandem lo dlitlnftiisb It from the u.iual forr-snd-atl kind. Salt Lake Office Melton, who also collects anclcnl m olorean, ha* 2» ol4 bieyele* ol Tlie ajiibltlon of otllcers in every assorted model* and vintair*. rccruitlnh' subi.Uitlon Is to e n lb t more recruits than lUi main station. I t It nn ambition êldo^n realla-d Att Sefewa/s prices ure as hw as Uese becnaw Uie main station is peneral- ly locatod In a city w ith A much Grange Gleanings liirKer population to draw from. How lo have more inn Neverthele.M. Uie Twin PalLi ran B y A. HARVESTEH rlne Kiib-slatlon, w anned by S kI. on weelt-ends every day ot the week RuMCll U ppeit and Larry Li‘U.!li rUlRC, performed Uic feat during KAIIIVIEW Erie Jones requested ft good cln.’a June. nccordlHK to M ajor Con D. Everybody said that was quite a of Pomona inltlate.s for that night, right in yoor own Sulard. Salt Lake City niiirlnc db- banquet that we Rave Uic graduates as Uils Is a n ig h t meetlnK- Let's iTlcl Tccr'Jilh'R chief, Utrc ycstcrdny out at, Falrvlew. E stn the Hr»duat«s double up again to go to F^ler. Tlie back yard ► m PICHIC WHCHES < ‘ m COOUHB BRIHKS * on an ln.M>ecUon lour. liked U and Thalne Robert* made a question ot postponement of the fnlr "We ncccplcil 13 recrulUn from itie dandy toastmaster. Had over > hun for the titirnllon wa.'s broached, but T bert't no/Amjf lhat't qmitt m ucb/un I’o ta lo C hips Krown Derby Beer Twin Tall.i .'.ub-.it-itlon d u rin s thlr dred. counting all the.kids and we fall seemed so far off and we were so Ml a picnic—fip tc u llf * picnic right in * m n m m sAtAi>s* Have ccllo baif ...... PkK. 15C ll'Or. bottles, plus dep...... 4 for 3 3 C moiiUi and Uiat's more Uian wp cn^ M tiiony and they make to tired Uiat we did n 't d o anything y«i>r «u-n ia ri yArii. A nd 6t. Cnrlton Club, plus ilpp. . Duclieaa ...... - ....- .....Qt. 3 5 6 Mowi-vcr. he quiillfled hl;t was b id In the form of a vlciorj’ V. .Mdc had 30. Mm. KlnK'.s ^ldc 3< i (uhal uilb iht rirt and fatolint lifa- 2 5 2 5 tf m rn i by ixilntlnK out th a t a i with Thalne at the apex, nnd all members present In the attendance I lion) lb* SaJru jy Ihm tm akert' Umrrau Uipc Olives IMiracIc Aid Mayonnalfte bcr of recrulta obuiinecciJo Acnd Into .comp next honor. The kids nnd tlie rest of the FaER ,. ■ j L A W N PtCNIC Clenrwnter ...... Nn. Can 2 3 e frcih Bround...... -...... Lb. pkB, 2 0 t Cascade ...... 2 6 6 inonUi. sang were deployed about Uic room Filer G rangft'm et the .•.nme night I "But. major, we're holdlnR back a t oUier tables, u e did ttivd m ade final p la w £ot ; Hat e each fa m ily bring something . Rccci U Unn and the tonstmafiter In tr^ ttcc d attendance and routine bu.^lnc.-j; Colralaw witli Dienl Apple and SA R D IN K S f , hcnd to Salt Lake July O," Inter the graduates and its he A.ild, dUK' Hcmrt Salad DcesînR wern In evidence. Orange voted In I <;r«-n I’rpper Van Cnmp'B Ovnl ...... Cun Borden's .... Lh Can 5 9 i Miracle Whip .' . . ______Qt. 3 9 ^ jected SKt. Llpiiert, up a lltUe dirt on eftcli one. H u th take part in the flower show that I nutlCTTx! Hvr »rr« grnrtu- the Pom ona lecturer Is spon.'OrVng' ed the dlMrlct chief. ••We'll ^ny you iee Crr«m nnd C«l:e W ax P n p cr lUnck T en Sandwich Sprcjid ntp.s In a nice little speech. We a.1 p.irt of the next Pomona mcethiK,' t.'oflrr; or Hoot ll« r Alnile i2').foot nmi Cnntrrtjury ...... lh. pkB. i s e Ltmch Box ------« t. 4 2 6 bi-at tile Salt Lake office and let ii sani; •'America, th e Ileautlful," n la July 11. 'Die f.crni> riibbVrd kxliKT followed the ninln event, Mr, ftnd national Harve.iter Co., 'T h e Stnini; C>ll.c Koynl Gelatin F ru il E»cclin Toilcl Soap Mrs, Jotin Baty were elected to S hall De I-Tee" nnd •'Tlie Mnrlnc.^ Bniwn spnrfriKi in hoi »hi>rttnlng in or PuddinKr...... 3 1 9 c M. C. P ...... 3 Tkgi. 2 S t Lifebuoy ....•...... ------bar 7 t Six Seek Office become mcmber.i by InlUatloii. a n d Are L;indlng." tliry nnd Mr. and Mrs. Chtirlw Bur- And the picnic Sunday wn.s a liravy frying pon. Ata.-ioninRs. and \>tans; ptmr C tK ikics SUrcddcd W heat S u n b rU c lo u ot Ice cream nnd coffee, furn- Wa.Mon'5 A.'.'.orted ..... National ...... cleatuer ...... prim ary; H. D. Jackson, incumbent, Jone.'. called attention to Uie rubber Lshe«; cover. Hake m slow ..... 3 r’kK!'- 2 9 C -•...•2 Pkss, 2 3 6 - ...... « n S t for probate Juclue, Rcpubllcun;. M. drive but you’ll have m ote rubber If .',ce how .some of Uiese glrU can i o\Tn (325° F.) al>okr«I on BTTrn-p M «U OVEN ROASTS Round Bone....- ...... Xh. 2 3 C iDto ftre protection districts to copc MIm Kornlier hns hnd elRht year.n Wnali., «id Isaac Bcem. Durbank. Urtad. R u tta. U ttuee. and Mayoo- Watermelons ...... 3 c wlUi w heat fires, of H-H club work, four years In sew Calif., who arc home to vbit Uielr mii«e for Sandwiches ShouWcr lUb______ia , ing and four in canning. Slie ho.i porenLi, Mr. and Mrs- O . C. Deem, I’irkJe* I’oUlo S«U.i BEEF ROASTS 2 1 c also had two years experience (ui were (niests of honor n t din n er a t the rcvne.1 Ewr» Olive* Carrol Stleka Cantaloupes Jum bo ...... leader of canning clubei. in IBJl nhe ...... JJb. 5 c E, A, Bcem h o n e . Fmli (impn POT ROASTS Economy Cuta______.Lb, 1 9 C BUHL won Uie county cham pionship In Ute M r. and Mre. WtlllMft Adam s ftre CiniTtliftail lce«l wilJi Cremm Oiec** glrLV record contest ond In 1B<0 w m parents of a daughter, bom June 24 Bing Cherries e„„ r„cy. 3 Lbs. 2 9 c B rb icct______tb . Mr. and Mrs. R, D. Slec npd Mr. county champion In conning. For at Uie Ruby maternity home. Thermo* Coffee or Lemonaile BOILING MEAT lO c and Airs. OeorKe Unr\ey and rjntxll seven years ahe has been a metnber Mra. Owen Milled gave a party for Mn. Lee, have ijonc to PorUniid nnd of Uic Gooding high school band, her son. Donald, on his IlfUi blrUi- A ll lA o v t peonu fi and vifom hs Celery Cnllfom la ...... - ...... Lb. 9 C FRANKFURTERS „„„„ 19c Seattle on a week's trip. playing the clarinet. tiay annWtrsar)-. Several ranall boys See liiis week'* Family Cirde Maga- ML« WUma Puller, who ha* been were Invited for Uie afternoon. sine for nutritional in/ormation on Prc.ili Topped . LUNCH MEATS A j» r te d __!____ lb . 2 9c employed for several monUin nt Se- Miss June Vincent has returned Utah Carrots 3 l-lw lO c fttUe. has arrived.for n visit, with Ketchum Liquor from Portland. Ore. pranuta. New isiue out every Tburs- h er parents. Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Col. Earl O. Wnlter conducted a da.T./ftse a t Saferway. FRYERS u r , . o o t o d ______Lb. 2 9c , . ruUcT. U tr alstcr. Juno ruUcT. registered Guernsey cattle sale at Lemons run oi juue...... 7 c who ha.1 visited for three wcck.i a t Shop Transferred GET THAT GOOD EX-CEL M eridian. Sa/eway Portland. BeatUe and Tacomn. nrrlv- KETCHUM. June 20-The Ket- D ean Musser. F iler grade acJiool Strawberries...... Market price ______R EEF AT SAFEWAY cd home wlUj her. ML'j DorL^ Fuller, chum liquor dispensary, for a corr- Instructor last year who recenUy en Homemakers’ Bureau employed ot Anderson dam. arrived slderable period located In th e b a r listed lor officer's training. U ita- roU A t m WWOUT. D»*c\« Sftlurday lor a week-end vbli. Also ber shop of Jess }}ymas, was'sud Uoned a t Camp Roberts, C a b b a e e New California , ...... U . . 3 V 2 C Buy War Stampt of Scrf«way with Buesls Uili week-end of the Filers denly transferred a few days aeo ■ Mrs. A. M. Dowen le ft for Port @ lonay you tova h o r » were SUfI Sgt. and Mrs. Ted Chase to the oil staUon of Tom Reed, Morgan. Colo., to visit h e r parent.i. nnd Miss Marearet Kuns, Stockton, moved In an afternoon and w u do Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Cook, and oUi- 1 ANN LEARNS HOW nUU KE WEEKENDSMOK£FUN h ------1 " CoUf. Mrs. Cliase nnd Miss K uns nro ing business shorUy afterward. cr MlaUvts. cousins of Mrs. Puller. Inquiry as to the removal elicited M rs. T . Don Connor relu m ed from B(n-»riHAait> Y o k iw w « * AW>WMfA«TO ^ TIM*OOPfWOOM Mrs. W. K. Pitt has arrived from the slAtcment from Mr. Hymaa Mlnncapolb, Minn., where ahe apent SnrOHStfUUMV. 1 tffOSrtCUL* awwiftwivAy 1 )\ tM iimuJtmumat Why dont you yow "Wa" PorUand nnd will b« a summer Kuest Uiat it wan a voluntary move on his 10 days vl.iltlng relaUves. J THWOJ** 1 we* y ( MttOtomcmntKmme, ordmr In on a w M k tta/f too at Uie homo of her daughter. Mrs. paru He found It best for his bar Mr#. T. 8. Nicholson haa returned MUACVA^nee /tororiieww« AfTuifiasfoAf iolsrirtM . “ ** C. M; MerrltJc. Arrlvlns Friday for ber and laundrv agent busir\m to txom a vWi wlih T«\j»Uvt* av Poca Not «otr *3 ban men tima ta k on- extended visit at the Merrick discontinue looking after the liquor tello. play on v«ck-«ctds t» t ToaU b« lUe to home will be Mrs. Tliorvald Jolin- store. c.npeclaUy as he was worklns *on. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. single-handed. His oailslant In the 1IANSE.V SOLOICR PROMOTED oH tr is oe » vtak dajr. a a u n y Merrick, ond her sniall dauchtcr. barber ahop ha* gone Into defense • KANSEN.-June a»—EldOn Durk., TM >ao«. «• lov..aa Jane Lee johcuon. work M a coiai town. As In many son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Durk. Mrs. J. W. Tlngey has gone to another InsUtuUcn. Jess remains Hansen, has been promoted to staff &an Diego, cafled Uiere by Uio doaUi the sole tonsorial artist In Ket£hum ■ sergeant, his parenu Have been in of Mr. TWRcy* sister. Mrs. Harry •tthUUflie. formed. The young m an la wiu»' the . O. LeCouUur. following • lingering 183rd Held artUlcry a t F o r t LewU. SlIfEW AV Ulne^.s. READ TmES-NBW8 WANT ADS. Wash. Prices EffecttTe All Wtek P a g e Four “ TIMES-TffiWSr r IDAHO^ Monday, Juno 29, 1942

TUCKER’S NATIONAL Come on, Sparkplug: ANALYZING CURRENT NEWS

A »o^n(1ilWin n * . 11 tM I. »l Otm Ifate E m lsa WHIRLIGIG FROM NEW-Y0RR- TlBM. MUklkkW la IHt. u 4 Um T«1b n » i N m , muU1«M raU U M M k 6*ft btnrdtr, nsd Is^ MONARCUS-WMhln£ton1 d e U j In giving the nod SINK-Uval may have unwlt- step In ostensibly to shleM the na- . IM SmmhI SUMt Wmx. T>la F»lk trUk^ bf to Alrcrmft cturlen In ileu l of balUeihljw m v become Ingly picked the "second front" for Uve rtilen from the axis dai^rs. « prlin« tuue la the November voting. The RepubU- he United States. His open decUra* Once In Casablanca our plai^ c u ts Are pUnnlng to u k «h7 ihe'kdmioUtrAtloa tlon that he hopes—and wUl work— would hop to Algeria and Tunisia, Eatm 4 M •MBDd *taM u U A»ril 1. IIIL al t «d unUl the third r e v of the in ir before It tecofnlxed for a Hitler victory officially re -fhere the Italian colonUU under tm M S if U T>*B r a lk tWn> aata nwm •> 4 PnM *.4 DalMd approprUtfon bills carry blKlona for the more modem The advantages of gaining a foot Is not satisfactory to Washington HghUng craft and not a nickel for the erstwhile mon- hold In this north African district and It Is expected that additional archa of the deep. Party as weU as fleet considerations are enormous. An AEF debarking In AM noUcM rratilrad br Uw er b7 onkr c Brittany would face forUflcaUons ibjection wlU be tactfully made. ut JarMUtloa to b* voUUM WMkIr wll lie behind Uie move. The papal state department re « Tbsndar Imcm of tbta n»ower In a close race. Bui' lorm er N ational C hairm an trol 01 Mussolini's "mare neolnim' STRIKES—A family controversy of total war In a democracy and of Its even "Jim" has pIee fall campaign. Several preil- mLirton and th e hesitant allied staff left wing American OommunlcatioM denUal candidates for senator and governor In key seemed unable to recojmlrc the atra- as-soclatlon and certain pinkish ra to work or fight. They cannot take jobs as sUtes have consulted the White House and sUU de> icKlc Importance of beating G er dio operators have been given the ax. will and move on when they please. They partm en l on Uils M ue. Here Li the p a rty Une u prU many to lu The fact that the nails The .fleet's guardians blacklisted are frozen at their machines. vately enunciated by P. D. R, and the secretary: believe we do not dare to selie this mariners when offlclaU were con Women work long hours—up to 55 a week Tliey contend—and they have so Informed their po territory gives up a aurprUe ele. vinced Ihe men had expressed strong llUcal frlen rts-U u l there would have been no UfihUng ment—always vital In generalship. pro-axIs or anti-British sentiments- —often at tasks that every man hates to In Europe if the nonlnter\-enUonlÛ on Capitol Hill The population-both French and And they fired communistic union th in k ol having women do. had not blocked revision of the neutrality act early In Berber—Ls the lca.it pro-nari of any members they suspected might be Boys and girls from 14 years up are almost 1038. Hitler, according to this theoO'. would not have CARE OF YOUR Vichy territories. Port^ abouni* come Involved In sabotage IncldenLi. universally engaged In war work on farms Invaded Poland, France and the low countries if the which might put up some nava The coast guard takes a different United SU tes had ser%'ed notice then th a t U would and ground resl.itance as In Syrli stand. Vice-Admiral Russell R. or In factories—not pin money,, occasional Uirow nU Its military and material resources on U)e and Madaga.scar. b u t these can b., Waeache has Informed his district tasks, but day-by-day drudgery that frees side of the allies, Japan, they Insist, would never have POT Sh o t s CHILDREN taken by maneuvw. The landing of commanders that they are not Justi men for fighting and for even more onerous struck at Hawaii had It not been for signs of dlvUion By ANGELO PATRI Americans would be welcomed by fied In removing persons because ot Inside th e walls of congress. w lih the large ma.ists of people wherea.n thi bona /Idc.dqings. Including alow- labors. CHILDHOOD HAS TRAGEDIES Tills line of attack Indkates that P. D, R. will at tvrrtval of B rltoai would be resent- dowTis. strikes and picketing. T he Not,only has production of civilian goods chief also refuses to perm it Uie dls- . tempt another purge of Democrats who opixaed his GENTLEMAN IN THE THIRd ' r OW PoeLi w rite of Uie Joys ot child' eatrlQi.i slnce'vUiat tragic day. light feel abu.icd about thLi. but secret of Uie party. At the ‘ ‘ that way. making Uiclr memorlr: E\’cn .itatecraft gives u.i a break. 'Food Is rationed.' Money doesn't count. for all naval and army appropriations, but it seems anyhoo: of the storj- It was alnted llmi short for grief. But there are chil Owing to the old diplomatic tech tion ot security rather tiian upon Cabinet ministers and factory workers, mU- that their belated eontrlbuUon to Uie war effort has mnde for the Uen.iur^-. If 1 dren. and not a few. who suffei nicality regarding treaties with the the private interests involved." Thu.n MALE HELP WANTED sultan, the United Sutes alone Important branches of the servlca Jlonalres and subsistence level laborers, each won Uiem no reprieve In high plaee.t. ^ ONE STOUT-HEARTED man. with know what It l.i. maybe I can ' grlefn Umt cannot be forgotten, ant a cobweb party, loo. for Oie.ie wc should stand ready tc never itcognkted th e prcpteclorale, havt> connicWns dellnlUons ot "what is entitled to the same amount some ready cash and whni It tAkf-. ■niW loophole was unused while wo conaUtutea .■•un-Anvarlcan ac- otherwl.ie. to buy the Tu’lii l-'iUls , —Wonilcrlnt give help nnd com fort as far as lie Clothing 13 rationed. The rich can have VACATIONS—The consumer flnaUj- 4s hurl by the in our power. were friendly to Paris. Now we could tivlUes.- better quality, to be sure, but for cach woman, universal strife. Here Is how the pinch has been ap Cowboy franchLiP, No .ijndlcatc.i plied to high and low at the headquarters of the gov> need apply: one-man control HOT St:AT PUOnLE.M Whnl can one do to comfort chll whatever her Income or bank balance, there ernment, where living condlUons are growing extreme w onted. M ust act fast bcciiu.sc Mr. S liou: dren whose homes are lost to then Is one coat, one dress, one pair of shoes, one ly vexing for cabinet members as well as scrutjwomen: pr^.ênt board of directors miiy 1 siiy, you solved the problem o bceau.ie of divorce? They have on' CLAPPER’S 0BSE5VATI0NS Uirow In spongp Uil' werk. father and one mother and whci nightgown, one set of undergarments, two Ordinarily a suit was dry-cleanc li rainy weiithcr In noble fft.ihloii. they fieparatp the home goes, am pairs of hose' and four handkerchiefs for this Now It takes n week. A waUh could be repaired In when home got.; miiy be disappointed If they try Ic preixxrcd ,we are taking opportunity Income taxes start at the S450-a-year level, th a t hom e meari-v to adverllie It rather openly. Gen and climb fast to the almost completely con- cessors have a.vilBned all their output to tlie army women. rend too much Into Uie announce and navy, or they tiavo wlUidrawn Uielr products from T lie tim e wns 4:2i p m. S.ilunl/iv., D ear A. n. C.—O ur research .Ir- Some children are bom wlthc ment Uiat MaJ. Gen. Bwlghl Elsen- eral Marshall, clilef of staff, an nounced at West Point recenUy that flscatory rate of 07 1-2 cents on the dollar. the m arket while Uiey prepare to switch from Un to id you know tliat's In Uic broad pa rtm en l U liuslly a t work on llili the sanction of church and sl4i howiT hn.i arrived In London tc This Is th e barest skeleton of ^ a t Mr. •tlayllRlit, matter, but the only propuul 1( Tlicy ore nameles.t and faUierlci.i tiike command ofJii* European tiie- in time American iroopo would land g!a.-a containers. It Is almost Impo-vilble to buy a pencil in France. We are using Use oppor Lyttelton tells us of what total war means .y shop within a mile of the ex««ttec mansion. TliP?* two or ih rte women stepped h as nilvnnrril no far will eo-.t ><>u Uie eyes of the community. Througl a lcr for United S taU s forces. Into th e Dc»is nrlve-ln cleanlnR p W u five centi a «l»y. O ur researcUrn no fault ot Ihelra they are nnder n Tlie move works toward tlie of tunity to entourage our friends and even after the danger of death or maiming T . V . n...... Is luck>’ becai e he happens w tS ‘ha\-e a large to worry our enemies. General Els supply. , short distance from the heal'Ji suggest (hat you hire a small lioy ban. People wIiLspcr about them fensive in Europe that has beer has been discounted. unit. T hey snld they hnd vlewce«t It lo bloasoni Into an all-out ticularly timely because the loss of ... We, too, arc a party In this total w a r against ’.her shocklntt- thing—In fact the parketi bicycle seal for onf-balf Seme Are Unwanted nurlng the next few months. Insiders at the caplUl, ing WAS a man iitandlng In llio offensive Libya has been'a severe blow to the Hltlbrlsm. What are we civilians suffering anticipating further crackdowns on gasoline and voy hour prior lo jour ride home. The h ealth u n it window. Now llm t In boy rauld also place upen thr i.eal There are chlldreii who are un n ig h t could only British public. It also serves to sus that can be mentioned In the same breath a5 aging of all sorts.'are taking their vacaUons'earlier !lf w asn't too bad. but tlienc lncllc.% wanted, For some reason theli lead to disap ta in the h o p tt of Uie Russians, who than formerly. In fact. Prime Minister Churchill told ;old » r hag. John Bull’s troubles? declared that the man didn't have mothers or fathers, or both, do no pointment, Gen are at this moment engaged In what White House friends Jokingly that his present vLMt to want them. Children are quick to era] Elsenhower'i may be one of the decisive battles inythlng on. HO HUM DEPT. the White House was the only pleasure trip he ex So Mrs. Dou ealls U\e police for know that and quick, too. to fee arrival la Eng on the eastern front. RELIEF AND LABOR SHORTAGES pected to enjoy before the end of hoatllltlcs. -Henderson M ar Give Gs> (o Uie pain of It. T hero Is nothing la n d does not ihem. So Pnirolmen Perk Perkins VacatlonUts-—Headline. South central Idaho Is fortunate In having xnd Fred Zimm erman dssh to. th e much* one can do to eoniforl Uir mean Uiat ar During such a time aa this when , Blher would t>e more appropriate unwanted, unloved child, and hi rangem ents foi the war news Is bad, there is a nat saved its sugar beet crop In spite of an acute LEEWAY—The army and na\r do not choose to icrne In the eltv's trusty Mjund cur. for some of 'em. . publicize their rcgulaUons on the wearing of uniforms Tlien they diLOi back to the |>ollce mu.sl suffer hLi ‘woc In silence. a n offen.ilva a n ural tendency to indulge iri frantio ■ labor shortage. The hundreds of volunteers The children w'ho are not their completed but or clamor, which if it were all heeded because Messrs. SUmsor^ and Knox preler tJielr l» y t lUtlon—but thU time the drive b SLIG H T T H T ANK.S'T MISTER who left their own Jobs and businesses to aid to look snappy at all Umes and 01) all occasions. But ilower. parents' pride suffer dally. For somi the contrary thai would result In dissipating our force ' LON' CHA.VEY. JR.! reason they faU to reach Uie stand the organliaUon by scattering It In so many places the beet growers in their plight are the ones a careful study of Uie latest orders of the day reveals As they m iul In all c.r\M ilipy LLv.en. Poi-ilc; Uiat a eoldler or »sllor can ~go civilian" under certain wrote out a report on this one. i: ard of sueces.1 Ihelr parents have still Is In Its early Uiat no real blow could be struck to be thanked lor meeting the emergency. You niz; photographer Vic Oocrt- set. They feel them.selves falluri anywhere. No reverse anywhere Is clrcumstanccs. as brief. The rnvirl st.ited; ten nnd Ileiwter aeor?p Ilcdmond Now that wc ate in the dear, U Is inlcrcst- He may shift to peaceUme clothes when' (I) he Is 'T lie mnn In quMlIon wa.i dre;.\c he attends a parly ai whlcli no more I a white uniform,'" the Tlmcs-News had of Lon Chaney, ing their difficulties with the farm labor th a n two are pre^(nt, (3) he Is taking exercl.ie. Tlie - G u s to parents nor m ake up lo Uiem Uie loss Forces and mflterlals have been sider wlial Is most necc.uary to win. Jr.. why dOKgone It. Un-y werrn't of pride and Joy they.wanted lo fee moving acrans for some time. The They have pretty well agreed that problem. • last category leaves a tot of leewa)’ and In Wa.shlngton sure It was reolly the movie guy, and the heroes take advanUge of it. In their child. W h at Is such a child aulgnmcnt of a commander marka HlUer must be smashed first even "atten tio n , the GUVNOR wouldn't take a picture even when I to do? though It U the hardest task of all. For want of about 150 workers, the farmers T he B ack Shop Oracle grou.\ed In- anoUier suge in Uje preparation. sold. I'd pay $l for the film If It All such children are dependen Announcements made when o\ Once such a decision b reached of Sheridan county. Wyoming, are considering > our sanctum In querulniLi mood wa.ih't Lon Chancy. Klne guys they upon people of underaUindln.~ am air officers were In England receni preporations must be made over a plowing up a thousand acres of sugar beets yesterday. He wanted lo know are. DesldM, the article called Mi love for whatever alleviation o long period of time. It is necessary J where G uV nor Chase Clark think.n ' ly suKRCst th a t the a ir offeaslve will from which they estimate 36,000 sacks of Other Points of View Hnrbert ''mlis." She's married. th e ir lot Is po-islble. Teachers di be oi>cncd flrsU B ritish auUiorlties to hew to the purpoae regardless of sugar could be made. 1.1. anyn.'ay. Kentucky? Sccm.n - R o b Gr! more for such clilldren Uian people reverses at other polnta which may guv'nor appointed two cnlonrl:. have Indicated that commando op The nearby Clearmont area needs 250 work COMEBACK o r THE STEREOSCOPE know. Tlie teacher Is a friend In erations will be increased as another be"scrlous In themselves but which one day In Ttt'ln Falls-Col. Pot's note; Subm itting the above need, to many a sorrowing child ^preliminary îliaso of the offen.nlve cannot, determine the outcome of . ers to avert a similar danger, and business That old siereowope which lued to Ue on gruid- Johnny Sheffield and Col. Bill P cl- to Photog Oocrtien nnd Scribe Red' Her heme Is often their refuW.'-hcr mother's parlor Uble. to enterUln visitor* by giving American forces naturally would be the war. Everything one hears here men ate rallying to save the situation. mond. \vi> received Uie following re. smile Is Uielr rew ard, her affectlor expected to play an increasing part Indicates that the decision is fixed depth to pictures of Niagara falls. Westminster Abbey ply—"Sure, we wouldn't take a pic Montana Is negotiating with Washington and such daringly humorous subjects as "Fun In the healing balm to their wounded splr- in Uiese raids. 11 U possible Uiey and that no attempted diversions by to bring interned Japanese-Amerlcans from ANYBODY WANT TO EXPI-AIN ture when Bob w anted It becausi lU. The world little knows of tht can be expanded to the point where the enemy will succeed in forcing CountrjV has evolved Into a “mechanical spy.'"Ii 1s TH IS GRAVE MATTERT whnl he wanted was to have a phou California tcrthin sugar beet fields there. formally called, by the military- intelligence officers work of redempUon carried on Ir Uiey will open the way for ia ta r in any Important departure from the Z>«ar P o u ; showing him .ihaklng hands wlU Uie schooU of th e nation.------— vasion operations. Presumably Am program which is highllchted now All this sounds familiar to us, because we. who use It. a contour-flnder. rm in a dase. Pols. I rend the Lon Chaney, jr., See? In fact.'In It has . adapted, but mechanized, the same opUcal Latent Talent erlcan and Bria-ih forces, would be by General Eisenhower's arrival in too, pleaded lor volunteer workers and made first Une of an Item from Hager- offered tl for the film whether I made ready to take advantage of England 10 set up the European the- principle which gave an apparent third dimension to was Lon he shook hands with or nol A boy went througli several grade: every ,ftffort to have Japanese-American Held two seemingly identical photographs, mounted side by m an wHh bulging eyes, and read It any opportunity which might ap ater of American operations. again to l>e sure I wasn't seeing A.S for Marge H arbert. apologlei of a big school wlUiout a sign of thi pcor unexpectedly from commandi laborers brought here from the coast. side and viewed through magnifying lenses. The "trick" healthy spUlt of chlklhood. Silence things. But nol It wu there. She's married and has a right lo b acuvltle.1. But in Wyoming, those most aerlously con was th a t Uie ti,-o pictures were not Identical, but had "The Zlons league of the Re proud of that air corps hubby of a darkening face, a sombre eye. a July 4th Picnic Is l>een made simultaneously with cameras spac^ as far slow response and nothing beyond cerned with their own beet labor problem, arc span as the human e y v , and hence "seeing- their organized L, D. S. church held a But the heavy striking force that cobweb supper In the church base that marked his days One day he Slated at Hammett Indignantly asking a question that goes some subject sterececoplcaU}-, a s the eyes do. will be necessary unless air attack OLENNS FERRY. Jun, 30-PUn* m ent." FAMOUS LAST LINE picked up a piece of wood and began works a miracle must be much slow thing like this; TJie contour-flmler. employed In aerial photography, carving It. When he completed his are being completed for the annual focuses It4 own twin leas on Its subject—a buUdlng, Plaase. Hear-all-Know.all-See-all . . WhaepAl' The baby lo«k er in building up- If air force provea Why—IT there Is such a shortage of labor in Pots, w liat Is a cobweb supper? Do fully eight steps! ..." Job he had a beauUful woodcarvlng community picnic at Hammett July gun-em placem ent hlU or other photographic target—by unable to smaalt German- — 4. The regular plcnlo dinner is the United States—should we continue to they e at cobwebs? Msybe people In THE GENTLEMAN LS of an old lady, so lovely It brought Uicn a heavy invasion attac ...... moving their poalUons unUl Uro' red dots engraved In tear3 to one's eyes. scheduled for 1 p. m. in the J. O. C. support more than a million persons on WPA, both lenses merge Into a single sp«ck. the Valley are raUoned so heavily T ltC THIRD ROW n«es.iary. Building up such a force park. ■•Qreat w ork." said th r teacher la not an overnight job. Shipping CCC and NYA rolls? Maneuvering this “Hoatlng dot" over apecine objects “Tliafs going to the exhibit. It will Following the dinner, there will bo causes the finder Uj rcgUler on a computing scale the must be available to 'supply Uir a program and (ports, including T h at’s a logical question. Why? win first prlro as sure as the world forces as Uiey expand. Enormous re- “depth“ of the contour to pictured. When the pholo- B ring your f a th e r In to look a t It racea of all kinds for the young paphs are viewed three-dlmenslooajly. they provide HISTORY OF TWIN FALLS serves of tanks and oUier equip folks; horse racing axtd trick horM why doni you?' ment must be on hand or Ihelr ar TRAGIC ACCORD Information which intcUlgenee agencies might othtr- AS GLEANED FROM THE FILES OF THE TIMES-NEWS The boy looked up. “My fathei. :ts for adulU. Everyone- Is iuTltod wtae re a cot- unusually well this year, he com of last week at' Uie home of Mr. Mrs. C. H. Eldred. who was named mented. Rev. and Mr^. Roll.-i will re prcfen not to be hitched to a earf, thank d Mrs, Ahlm. northwest of Buhl. sane of rojes and aweetpefts. and Junior supreme representative at the Mrs, C utlery wore ti Bamberg model turn here next rrklsy. and leave you. Here she Is being adm lrrd l>y Ml.is Mr. and Mrs. HUlman returned to recent grand temple ses,‘ilons of Uie again July 8th. accompanlwi by Uie PhoenU. and Uie bride-elect w ent to of navy blue wlih white accessor PyUilnn Sisters at Kellogg, was hon Grace Olln, Kimberly. (Photos by VIo ies. and a corsage of roses and sweel- local conference deleKate.i. New York City for a few days' visit ored at a surprise party Saturday Among thoie attenrtlnR from Twin Guertxen-maff Engravlni) wlUi Velailves prior lo her m a n taa e, peas. evening by eight members ot tho Miss Grace Brueggeman. lifelong Palls will be Miss Ja n r DoUKlo-rs, about July I. to Lieutenant' Ahlm. local Pythian Sisters temple. MLm Bobbie DouBla.*j, MIm Barbara who Uils week finished hi* advanced school m ate of t^ e bride, was in Mrs. Eldred returned Tliursday charge of the cuest book, and Mrs. Deymer. Miss MarRnrrt Reiman, training at Port Dlx and ha* been evening from northern Idaho, Xj MLis Oene Cr.trundcr and .Mis.-. M ar- iwlgned lo observaUon patrol In LuUier Pierce. Mrs. Ronald Pierce addition to attending Uie P}’thlai and Mrs. H. A. Pierce were the re tho Ostrander. , Uio 126Ui obrervaUon squadron, at Sisters’ sessions, she also visited her Miss Jo a n Wil.-.on m»y (jL-.o a t Uic Jlrr.t arm y a ir base. P o rt D lx. ception asslstonu. Mrs, H: E. Pierce. daushter. Mrs, Bessie Thomas, Wal Albion, was In charge of the gUl tend. N, J, lace. Tlie marriage will be •olemnlied At the request of Uie group who NnpiUI Miule at Port Dlx. MLvi Helen Hainan, a arranged the surprise, Mrs, Eldred Phi Delta Club frlemf of Uie bride-elect. Phoenix, Miss Irene Davidson, 'music m a recounted her experiences while In who Is now visiting In Uie east, will jo r a t Mills college, who U spending the northern part of the sliitc. Invites Women Margaret Woods be her attendant. ihe summer In Twin Falls, played A wiener roast was orrsngcd, and If Horseless Carriage MLss Hillman was.frraduated from special piano setecUoru and was also Mrs. O. A. Gales, In behalf of the tlie NorUi PhoenU high school, a n d accom panist for Mrs. H, E. Pierce, temple, presented a gift to Mrs. n - To Be Sponsors Feted at Shower attended Arirona State Teachers col who sang "Because." Dllardelol. and dred. BUJIL, June !0-Ml.--i OIru K o- lege. She was a mem ber of Kappo. "I Love You Truly." Corrle Jacobs- ¥ * * desh i a-'A hoMr.M for Phi Dellu club Must Go—W ere Ready By Hostess Pair, Dciui Kappa and Zela Sigma »or- Bond. The Mendelssohn wedding Tccenlly. Vernon n . i^ o s t ivnd oiW cs nt th o coUege. By .MARTIfl^CIIOErS nchool up unUl Uie time they were Mlr-1 M antaret Woo One long table was arranged -- Plan' wrrc made for a hobo bi sliower la.^t W'cek a t the home of 31. • Mrs. C. P . ClwJuon. BoUe; M n. U, cycle party honorlnc the new sooner than you Ihink. aKiiln, M eantim e, the cows have from Luke field. Art*. He visited fo r ' the terraced lawn at tho attracUve chewed off th e -fancy trlmmin'.i. MIm M urray. 270 B uchanan, ' E. Pierce, Albion, and Mr. and Mrs. pledge.'', which IncUule.i, besides . Remember way b.ick when Johnny She will become the bride of a few dnyn wlUi his parents a t B uhl Forrell Chrlstopherson, Bliss. country home of Mr. and Mra. El u.ied to call via ills eiioice mare and As for Uie .Meed minu.i Uie buggy, mer Uvtliam. near Buhl, for tlie an O lenna Wll.ion. Marlon Kode.ih and Fourth Tech. Sgt. J . P. Wcek.n, sta - prior lo going to Port DU for ad- The bride, a graduate of Twin A rdlth HarKcr. two plcdKcn who re stylish cnrt? Or maybe you re- e.tperleneed "horse handlers" aren't viinccKl training ond assignment. nual picnic of Uie Addison Arenue •mbor the time you Imd lo attend concerneti about Uie return ot our Uoned a t Cam p Chaffee, Ark. Tlie Palls high school, allended Uie Uni ceived i)lln addition to Uie June Tnlc anil Mable llmiilUon. kanfjis. and the couple will later be she wtt.1 prom inent In miialcol Tîe party wa.i hrUl Friday evening. faillittil niiK wouldn't make It on "nettlnK around," Mrs. S, H, Proc Dancer Weds at groups, and has recently been .as famillK of club members, were Mr. tlmp? Yi'.i. ilio.'.e were the ROOd old tor and her prize mare. "Smllin' at home at Port Smith, Ark.' and Mrs, Charles Lnthani and Mr. Tlie glrlJi met a t Pap's ice sream DecoraUons and floral appoint sociated with the Twin Falls Bank parlor for the bic.vcle hlitr. follow, dayr. or so they tell u:;. Now that Thru," are proof of Ihl.i. M rj. Proc and Trust company. and Mrs. John Daty and daughter, Uie "m otor niiiclilnc" Is about to tor faces K.1S rationing with no ment;! for the d r » c rt supper, wlilch GoodingNuptial M v S t - ' i Judy, all of Buhl, ed by a swimmer and rcfrc.-.liinrnti followed pinoclilr. were in red.-white GOODING. June 20—Elta Jorgea- Mr. Outtery, a graduote of Twin the Buhl park. be abandoned tor a "ipell," what fears. She eares for her valuable FoJls high school and Uie newher Mrs. LenU C. GuUety, who was A tour of inspecllon of the LaUiam ivrc VDU RolnK to do for iransiwt- horse as r.omr ■•tovtunsvlts" ivtc sWH and blue, lu. a (irotes^lonal dancer o t B aa A ircraft school, is employed at the MUs Alice Jo^ce Pierre prior to dairy fnrm and gardens followed the tutlon facimir.i? caring for their renialnlnB tires, Al pinochle. Ml.vi Helen Gee and Franctico, formerly of Ooodlng, and Lockheed Aircraft corporotlon. Bur- Kcr marrlace (iaturdsy. Mr. and no-hait dinner, and Uie men ani They’re .Vot Worried Slie-.i Purebred Ml'.i Woods won Uie prlres, de- C, H. Unger, m anogcr of th e Shasta bimk. QaUf. .Mn. G u tie rr will make Lheir home Juveniles flnl.ihed th e day's acUvl- Mr. Biul Mr.i. M itchell W, Hunt, A purcbrfd.iaddle mount, “Smllin' feme .itampa.' (Inm cnmp of California, exchanged ' In Clendale, CaHf. (Staff Photo Ues wUh a baseball game. Ako prc.sent were M l\s Ann Live In CallfomU Marian Martin nuhl. and Mrn. 8. M, Proctor. Kim Tliru" Li srven years old and is msrringe vows Tuesday evening, ' and Eniravlni) * ¥ * berly, are ainonij tho-'e who have one of Ihe rinest hor.ies in this Toothman, M bs Annabelle Gee. Mirji June 16. at tlir home of the bride'* After a wedding trip to an unan lion ot liie country. She MarKaret aeeandM l:.;iM ary Ai;w.tUft Smrtnis. Mr. and M rs. 'N. 3. Oh- ■ nounced de.iMnallon. Mr. and M ri. Pattern ilê probkin in Mr; 51uin has Kline Residence been .nlorlnK a Ijukkt In one of hl.i brought here from Mexico. Mo., one Hughes. linger. Gooding. O uttery will be a t home a t 731-A cow liarnr, w.iiiitiK for tlie riny when of the .'.;idc!le horse centers In the ¥ ¥ ¥ Rev. A. C. Hartley, pastor of th e South Ujulse strret, Qlendale, Christian church, performed the ■ For traveling. Mrs. Outtery wore Hostesses Give Reunion Setting he could tnke’U out and hlteli Nellie United States. Scrap Book Program Tliiriy-one guesU otlended Uie «> It, without being called eccen Incidentally from nil the Inlelll- ring ceremony. a ton crepe afternoon dress with genee th a t ".Smllin" T hru" show.s, Tlie brldo wore a black crepe en- matching accessories. “Long Distance” reunion of relatives and friends o{ tric by his nrlKhbor.i, He recall.s Featured by Circle Mr. and Mr«, liarlo Kllno at the many amu-'lni; lacts about his riic must be aware of what we “hii- Rtmblt with accordion-pleated skirt . Kline home in Twin Falls Sunday, bupKy. man.^" are up against; But *he> Excerpts from Mr.s. W. L. Feiim- and a corsage of red rosebuds. Wedding Shower Luncheon wa.i served on the lawn. Just loo well-bred to give as Uie jie r’s ij;rai(bool; of c u rren t toplc.1 and Wedding guest* were the parent* BUHL. Ju n e 20—A lovely parly of Pleasant View Attending were W. M. Kline. Mr. horse laugh. otljer InterestinR subject, rend by : the bride, Mr. and Mr*. O. D. Low last week wu* the "Long Distance" and Mr«, O, M, H um phrey and the members, fonnetl Uie program ond family. C. L. Ohllnger and *00, ' Goes “All out” bridal shower Klvcn nt th e home of daughUr. Miss R om a Humphrey. for Circle No. 6, W. S, C, S. of Uie Kenneth, Mrs. Lydia Srogh. Mr*. •Mn. W. R. Hntfleld Tliursday In Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ncaves and chll- Methodist church."TlTtirsday after- MittyBirrkcr. Mr.*and Mrs. Richard hoiror of ■* Miss Myna Hntlleld. dren. Junior. Beverley and Laverne, Former Resident Immanuel League Corst. Mrs. A. C. HarUey. and Mr*. For Red'Cross daughter of W. R, HnUleld, whone Mr. and Mrs. Orville Davis iind Mr. Tlie program followetl a no-ho;it- M. Matt'.on. mnrrlnge to Bert Hayward. Lotk and Mrs. Joe Zuyen, all of Jerome. Has Picnic Dinner a lunrheon tit the home of Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, Unger left later la Bench. Calif., formerly of Tu-ln Mr. and Mrs. O. W. O stler and Of Buhl Marries Members of tiie Immanuel league F. E. Hayne.s, and M rs. R. IC. Jo.i- the week on a wedding trip to Cali Fnll.i. WM .lolemnlred Sunday. June BUHL. June a)—.Mr. and Mrs. A. children. Gerald and Janice. Good of the Inimunucl LuUierun cJiurch liii was In charKC of the devoilon- fornia. 2a. at Ihe Nortnnnme Wcddlttg Man M Dixon. PhornW , Arlr... lin'fc an-, als. Mrs. U. A. P a rro tt l.i circle le.id- ¥ ¥ ¥ cale. or In Long Beaeli. ing: Mr. and Mrs. Prank Ritchie. and'tJucsts attended a picnic dinner Mr. and Mrs, Ony Ritchie and sons, nounced the marriaHc of their ot the church parlors Sunday fol- U nder the spoiLiorshlp of the Em- Ho.ile.ws were Mrs. W. R. Hat- Euh-ene and Eddie. Mrs. Leonard dauHhter. Anallia Dixon, to Paul anon club, one of Uie leading wom field. Mr*. John T. Hlgble and Taylor Petty. Priday, June 20. at lowing morninn church services. Calendar Snclson and daughter. Valene. all Rev, M, H, ZiiKcl Kave a rcjw rt YARN TO UU1GIITE.V en's groups of Die district, Uie third daughter. Miss B etty Je an Hlgble. wedding rin-.s in the Latter Day Highland View club will meet . Friday afternoon of encli m onlh will of Flier. Jimmie Van Zuyen And the the convention he attended In Ore Mrs, Prank Barron and dauRhter, host ond Uielr children. Jeanne and S aints temple n t Mesa, Arts. gon. and C hristian cloy school plans .If you keep t Wcdne.idoy afternoon a t the hom e be (levot«I U> Red Crais sewing at Mlui VltRlnliv Barrcvt\. Twenly-elgUl. Richard, Mr. .and M rs. Dixon and lamlly were dLcu.v.ed. of .Mrs, SUnley Sturgeon. Uie Pleasant View school. gu'estji brought rlftn. which were formerly resided at Buhl, where lor Oiimes followed In Uie park. Dote Women Invited wrapped and displayed, then several years Mr, Dixon wns bl.'hop for Ihr July meeting will be an knitted aece.worles to perk up your w rapped to be sen t to th e brlrte- of the Buhl ward of tlie L D, S. nounced later by Irvin Ellers, presi wortlrobe. Sucli os a fringed tri All women of the community are eleet a t LonR Dench. TONIGHT AT 7 PJtt. church. He wa.i also mannRer of Uie dent. color belt for a summer linen dress, |P{nvlted to Join the club In Uils pro lEaeh Ruc.it wrote cards of' "advice CAMPFIRE Buhl Flour mllL'. Tliey hnve re bright wool bow knots to m arch ject, announcement of whleh was to th e bride," and {avorlSc Mcijie.''. sided a t Phoenix seven nr elRht ¥ * ¥ dowTi the front of a d a rk ba.ilc frock, made last week when the club met which were combined Into a book years. Tlie bride Is the second at the home of Mrs. Clarence Stew- Marriage Told crocheted cover for your beach let, w hich nlô contained a list of daughter of Mr. and Mra. Dixon. RUPERT. Ju n o 2ti—^ u , and Mrs. bag. a twUted band for your hat or Ihe KU^^ts an- Mrs. Dossett, and Mrs. the annual picnic at which the hus Vem Yoat ond daughters, Elehteen guesU attended. Refresh Oeorge Thomeu gove a reporl on bands wUl be guests, to take place BLUE BONNET- ¥ ¥ ¥ ment trays were decorated with min iature stork*. the M. 8. and S. club garden tea sometime In July. Blue Bonnet group of Blue Bird* PLEATED CURTAINS JOHN CHARLES THOMAS • t the home of Mrs. C. B. Lindsey. Mrs. O. A. Bickford and Mrs. Esrl met recently at Washington school, While the group was engaged In Hughes won honon at cards. P leated curtain* give window* a and went on a nature study hike. smoothly-finished effect so deair- Bed Cross sawlnc later In the aft Including a tlop n the UtUe water ernoon. Mrs. I. F, Sweet gave a .able In a modem, restful roan. gardens. A VERSATILE DIBNDL •There Is a dcver. new pleater on . travelog>]e of h er recent trip to Good'will Group The girls will write item* of In- I VEGETABLES'' eastern states. The dlmdl Is top-ranking young Uie market which mokea evehl; "Telephone Hour" tere*t concerrUng their nature hike spaced and m cafured pleata (quickly AMD FRUIT for Uie next meeting. They also favorite ThLi long-walsted Msrlan _ IN SEA50W, Picnics at Park MarUn style. Pattern 9051 1* In day and eaally. The pleater U mUy a HEAR THB WOHtDt Approximately CO guests, adults collected tinfoil, and had a picnic fine quality tape Uirough wlilch f ALWAYS FRESH Benefit Party Is a t the city park to clo«e th e mcellOB. and evening versions. It has «. aweet- and children, attended the onnual heart neck or revera; cap or puff cords are run ingrnlously. Simply > PRlCtO GREATEST MUSICAL June picnic of th e Oood W ill club sleeves. Border p rin t Is gay. *Uteh th o tape on Uie back of the AR-riSTS Arranged by Club Sunday at Hannon park. WICAKA-OCAWASIN Here is the Pattern B091 may be ordered only curtain hem at the top, pull the . EVERY..MONDAY_NiaHT____ Final in a serlei or tftree benefit T h e al fresco din n e r was served Wleaks-Ocawailn grotip of'Camp In mlsses’ and women's «hes 13. H, cord* a t each side aru] th e pleat* card parties was s ta ^ Friday by at 1:30 p. m„ and swimming and Fire Girls met last week for a swim 18. IB and 30. Slie 18 requires five fall quickly Into place. PleaUff Upe* RIGHT WAV... the Oood Will dub at the home of varied games entertained the chil ming party at the home of Mary yanl* M-lnch bordered fabric. are nvaUable In two widUw and dlf- • Kemraber that A tj, cr*clied M ri. J, C. DobUtUe, who w u chalr- dren later In the day. Virginia Bailey, a fte r whleh ferent weights, or by Uie yard for ^m an of all arranêmuit*. Card* diverted tJj# older membcn odd-olxed curtains. lip* ir* iajured lip*. So u*e a marshmallow rout and game* w Bend FIFTEEN CENTS (plus ONE .aedlclnsl preparation to help Dessert luncheon w u served at of the dating party. enjoyed. CENT to cover'cMt of mailing. Write 1:30 p. m. at tables centered with ¥ ¥ ♦ plainly SIZE. NAME. ADDHE88 'repair the Injured *kl& The syrlnga and larkspur, to carry out FRESH CURTAINS BLUE BONNET MXd STYLE NUMBER. CONSUMERS midlcinal iscredient* o{ coollnc,, the club's colors. Manr other (orden Keeping summer curtains clean Blue Bonnet group of u>e Blue *ooUtln( MentEoIitum will not I t ’* patrtqUc lo sew a n d m vc . . . onlr rallflT* the amartlng but flowers were about the rooms. will be less of a problem If you Birds met last week a t the H«r' with the aid of our new sumhier book MATTRESS OPuxJiAvt J 4oLn 3 raulitt - ^ Pinochle was the diversion, wiyi rem em ber to keep window screens Uura Lee Chaney. Plikni to ! o* patterns. Ja^t TEN CENTS for will a**Ist Nature tO' mote tallies and card table decoraUons Cleon, too. Use th e dusting atuich- sum m er reading book* a t tho BEBUILDINO • RENOVATINQ lekly he*l the It thl* bookfuU of sm art. pr»ctlry ing area will Include that porUon ther was cold at the first ot the liM outscored ^hem, 58 nin.i to 40 cago, both former' nnUonal amateur IIio club. OuHlnc.vi Miiniict-r Curl knotted the leixKur BUndinKs nnd of Lincoln county known os Uie season and fans didn't feel In the during Ihelr la.it 14 games. And In champions, play their final mnlch. Hoiis hns nnnounecd. AlUioiiKh ru- ft Jtrotne, R upert a n d Eho.ilione Dietrich tract, lying south of Uie mood to sit and shiver wearing Uiftt string, Uie Yankees lost Uiree Budge defeated Bccond-i'eedfd mnr.i linve been clrculiitwl th a t.tiir 11 tied for flr.1t pliie pnlon Pacific railroad ond east of an overeoaL. (21. The Ure shortage of four serle-s, beating only th e Cowboys •'dcrinllciy will drop Uic ilrea opened tin Jerome jiftlf U. 5. highway S3. and Uie grim oullook for gaso 3ro*ms In a two-Rsme set. All th e 'r Wnyne Sabln, Reno, Nev., 0>3. 7-5, JfuKDe rrnncliUe, Huik lin.t denied if the nlnUl 1 withI a ti*B»?nie T he iiAte fish and game commLs- line mUanlti* h as c u t dowu on :rcmt-line pluhtni. except rookie 0-3 a t Uie W est Side Tennl.i club. Uint n 1.1 dellnllfly drcldcd. Severul >t to fl: sloii a t Its next regular meeting In the number of out-of-town spee- Hank Borowy, have been defeated Forest HllLi. Ill th e ir sem i-final m ntcii yestercliiy and Riggs ellmS of tJie director* hnvp tfidlcntwl tlirlr rror. Bird was advnnced to second July wtl) consider the extension o l U ters. (3) The Cowboys ha»e been durhig the slide. wlIiJnsneM to abandon Uio. IrnKur. 1 another erriir nnd came In when Uie open *ea.ion on. the specie. It In the cellar and any place Meet A's Next nntrd Frnnkle Kovnc.i. Oakland, Htrns snid. tungcr r.lnnled. has been repor.ted. ihrougbout the naUon. » cellar- The McCnrthymen may pick up eded third, fl-4. 3-0, 0-6, 6-3. T n H E Burley will invade Jerem o July * Seven years ago a 15-day general dwelllnr baseball clob doesn't draw sme ground during Uie next ih rre in the doviblc.s, B-jdge nnd Rljg* Twin ra lU 020 000 010-3 I) 3 ir n non-lcBRue tilt n.i p n rt of J r r- sngehen seaaon W’as held In Uils area, a crowd! games with Philadelphia but the :fe«ted Snbln and Berkeley Bell. Idnlio FnlLs___ 230 lOQ OOs-fl 0 t tic'll Indejieudenco day cclebtntloii. Bagehtn population was so depleted The first year Uie Pioneer league Red Sox win br lough In Ihelr tliree- CW York. S-7, 6-3. 0-2, 10-a. Ko- Do* More: was announced yertVrrdny. after the hunt that Uiere has been was organlred. Ta’ln FalU won the gnme set. Tlien. after a single ics ond Bruce Barnes. AusUn, Tex., Twin PftlLs- AD R H O A LliieKore: R.H. E. no general ‘open sea-non* since. A About ao,000 fan s turned gnme wlUi the A's. the western i.ited John Nogrndy. W ilmington, eierrn. m ...... Shoshone 102 121 0 0 0 -7 1 3 gradual Increase In ^ e number of Uie games th a t year, wiiich wallopers will invade the stndlum for el., and Robert H arm on. Lons H atchett. If. c 100 220 102-8 0 3 .ingehens has been reported In some Is proof Uiat souUiem Idaho can and 11 games and unle.vi the Yankees ench. N. Y.. fl-1. 0-1. 6-2. Bunserl, l b ..... L. Bnrtholomew. J. nurtholom rw •lecUons of southern Idaho, dil suppou a winning ball club. find Uie an-iwer lo their particular nobello. rf ..... ind Ttiomnson: Rlcket* nnd Wnlter.v Several high mountain lakes and The whole problem then lies In puale, the race misht become in Slinnkii, cf .... streams located In central and getting a winning ball club, which teresting. Ed Dudley Wins Lohrke. 3b RUPERT WINS. 5-3 northern Idaho will be opened for this writer Is convinced has hap The Wlille so* hnnded Uie Yi fishing on July 1. nor.ll, c .. 1 10 3 0 HAILEY. June 2S—Tlie R upert pened. AlUioURh Twin Palls Is In » double defeat yes Utah Golf Open MnrUn. If ...... 2 South Central Idaho leaKue entrni lUUi place, no one can deny th a t and 13-L'Tt'wni the first time IhUi D urten. 2b ______i used icven llnlley errom u.i piiy-dli Uie team lia.s been plagued by a lot they hnd lost n doublehcndcr. SALT LAKE CITY, June 23 OJR— Norlesn. p ...... 1 ;halX up a 5-3 victory and .iho' Tommyûglies of hard luck Uiut has cost them the first Ume Uint many runs had I'oMr cwvslstcut voHSids ot sHb-pw C h c w rd . p ...... 2 Mliiera deeper into the leiiKue :vernl games. Ernie Sierra, a crack- been scored against Uiem. I t c a r golf todny brought big Ed Dudley o' ement. Sutton. Hailey hurler Manager Joe McCarthy of the New York,Yankee* It kcetnc (ha rjock of a shorutop. has been on ried their loM klrong lo lliree In tlie Broadmoor club of Coloroilo , TotflLi ...... 3< . ..jc k out M . R upert bat.imen but Bronx Bomber*' bU American leaf no lead Hplnr whittled away by Needs Koy the bench for over a month and Just four games and pnred Ihelr lead over Springs the 1012 Utah state open Idnho FalU— loose flcIdlnB contributed to hla de- wejtern clubi. The Vank»—in a hItUnr alilmP—recently lost nine of returned to Uie lineup Saturday BOBton to 5 'i gnmM ns the runner- golf c hnm plonshlp-nnd *350. night. Manager Tony Robello, thi up Red sex split with Uic Cleveland Donnldxon. 3b ...3 3 3 1 3 feat, th e ir la it M game*, (opp^ci o il by a double defeat (o the W hite Sox Dudley, prc.'ldent of the Profe.i- Bllvcrlhorn. cf Earl May allowed tJu Hailey club To Win Games club's leading hitter, wo-i out of thi Infllans. Uneisp tor two weeks wlUi the flu T ed Lyrin« wnn his sixth vltlory, slonal OoUeni nv.ocUillou. r.larletl 3cMcn. lb ...... lii« hit*. A thccc nin PHILADELPHIA. Juno 20 (,Vl — Sunday's flnnl 30 hole five strokes Pftter#on. ii ... le Mventh Inning gnv, .nd then a broken finger. Joe .'arl holding Uie Yniik.i to eight hlt-s behind the leader of the ftr.st two Slender Tommy Hughes stretched ras out for two weeks wlUi tonsIllUs, while his mnte.i, IH by Joe Kiihrl'.i M uleahy. c Uie game after the Mini out on the rubdown table in the days. lltUa Leonard Ott. Denver. Adam*. 3U ... >d an cftrly R upert m ust at ft Ume when a series of dou- "3 for 3," hnmmcrpd 14 snfcMes off PhlLV dres-tlng room. He had Ju.it ileheaders overtaxed a crippled Red R uffing.. Lyon.i contributed t> Ryan, rf ____ 4 1 1 0 0 ilxUi Inning, Tlie pitched the last pince PhlLi to an D unn. M ...... 0 0 3 2 t to tie foi first place In Cards Win Twin Bill pitching staff. double and n sUiKle nnd drove In exciting 3 to 1 victory over the St. the Dodgers to five h its In Uie fl^^t KUaum. p — 0 10 1 t standing The weak spot on the team'at two ruas- Tlie Sox .'cored In all b u t LoMls Caidlnah in a 15 - Inning the first of the year has been three Innings ns Jnhmiy Humphries gnnic In which Manager Leo Duro Shoshone Red.ikln.i wlll-^nvnde cher was bnnbhed, Durocher first TOUbl ...... ;....30,,6 0 27 11 uggle. mended when the Cowboys signed tossed an elght-hltter In ihe nlght- Hailey July 4 for the •I don't know what I'd di refit-ied.to comply to Umpire Tom • :twe«n Uiese two rlval.i. I t To Lengthen Lead Joe Rossi M catcher. Changing cop. Twin Palls ______OM 000 0I& -3 •. Emle." he sighed, and cloied Dunn',v order after, nn nrgumeiit j a SCI leasuo conte.it bui from bsekstop to backstop at the Bosox, Tribe Upset ■ Idaho Palls ...... 203 100 0 0x-« Dy U nited Pre«» his eye> and relaxed. first of the year, the Cowboys lost Boston'made U three strnlglit with over a dccUlon nt first ond when Errors—Lohrke. NorlcKn. Jc .w n . iR given OS a USO benefl "Yep,” said bespectacled Johnny he did lenve. threw .*(lov.eI In the with Uio proceeds above e Pocatello continued to dom inate the PToncer lea;fuc Sun- se>eral games which can be dl- nn 8-5 triumph over Clcvelniid In . AdnmJi. Runa butted In—Slprra. Ro- Podgajny. 'Tommy's won tlirct Teetly laid onto poor rtteWlnj. the first game b«v plnch-hlilcT a rbiter’s tnce. 'lU cjtR ed s ri\pwpitchers for 1C tilta nnd won, Ralph McCloy. R upert, nn That has been mended now. and Cliubby Dean drove In Uic dfcldlng Ihom. Jessen 2. Paterjion. Stolen inf: Ogden twice, 8 to 5 and 12 to 1. Salt Lake’s up-and-down him." the Cowboys again are on the up nin In the eighth Inning of tl 0-3. llton. Hailey, each h it thr. So tlw t WO.S why Tommy hiul A triple by Joe M «lw lck folloR-- bnaes—eilvcrthom. Paterson, gers Hees Htruntr alonp in second spot by splittinn with Boise. The grade, which seems to me a mighty nlghU np giving Uie Indlnn.i n 3' rlflcc—Adiuiw. Loslnit p itc h e r-N o r Bcc.s won the opener by the tremendous score of 15 to 0. But dashed from Uie dugoul and poor time to give up th e ship. decUlon. Oscnr Judd nllowe,il sevt rd Pete Reiser's single produced iega. Two>b(uie lilt. —6llverthoni, R,H.E. halfway acros.s the diamond to Brookli’n'.! wlnnlna ru n in U ie ^ 1 .. n o OOO 3 00-5 I! 1 Prospects are brighter now than hits, winning hU seventh victory h Ryon. JefLien. Robello. Double pinys the Pilots camc back to take me hand of Emle Koy after Koy's the Red Sox who Kniiged up h nightcap which Uie Dodgers won. . 000 021 0 00-3 0 1 at any Ume during the yâr. The —Sierra to Burton to Suiwerl. Slei the niKhlcap, ehlnd t(xlny for a conference wiUi K. M, by the POA. Henfner turned In 00- (I grand total of 17. Five Ogden er^ naUve of Scaly. Texas, laced out twice to win the nlghlcnp, 7-0. liom rrs In clouting th e Nc' ror.i did n 't help. lloosevclt has openly declared that GlnnU twice. 8-7 nnd 0-3. at Landis, bueball commluloner, and After Operation 05-6S—204. a card Uiat equalled the single off Johnny Vander Merr I h e is In lavor ot th e contimsanee of X Brooks Divide Brooklyn split with Clnclnnntl. cnuo's Cub.1 divided wltli U\e Hew Y o tk tt's JouTOcy imineill. CincA O O, June 35 W) — Alsab. marV lor 13 holes In a m ajor to u rn a Orelta Blanks >iloU Uie elghUi tA,score D anny Utwhlh baseball during wartime. 'ntcly revived talk heard In every la.st yefir’s Juvenile tu rf clmmplon. ment. e.itablbhed by Craig Wood Jii BoLie slmjily couldn't get going li wlUi the decisive point. lalnUlnlng lt.s nlne-gnme nnUonul ling the nightcap, 5-1, nf Orcanlied baseball was brought Ing the opent . 3-0. m ajor league ducoul during the pasi Is galloping iigiiln a fte r romovul of the MctroiHillUn open In 1040. Uic first giinic with S a lt Lnke. Or Hughes, who has lost nine games, (o Twin Falls only by a great deal league margin. PbuI Derringer held few days. a bony growUi from one of hLi Icks, Tlie NorUi Carollnnn's pace, how ella soundly blanked Uie Pilots anu gave up only 10 hlU in pitching the of effort and worry. Cnee the T hree changes in Ui^ rulcfl hav< his Chlcaao ottoniey owner. Albert ever, wa.1 not actually regarded us « his fellow Becj were right behind enUre 15 Innings agolnst the Cards league rnnchlse Is given op and been proposed and all have as tiieli SabaUi, said today. record since par for the Mahoning him. Tliey gut two nit yesterday. And once again Koy the ball elab disbanded, only by objective Uie gaUierlng of fund* lor SftbftUi said U>a Uvree-year-old’s cQursi is 60 and Wood, m ade t Rjx in Hit third, socked In the winning run. The hit more sweat and work will It be- army and nnvy relief and for USO. condition was good dc.iplte an Innc- score on a course wUh a par ot th e fourUi and one mo was made Off relief pitcher Howard broDght back. The leagoe frwn- . U nder plan No. 1 Uie series would .tjve period following rcm oval-of the Tralllna Henftitr. were Hort cntli. Johnston left the Boise mound KrLit afid ended a 13-game winning chlse Is m valuable asset-Kine that Wfter than he who understands women’s be extended to nine games from the split at Belmont imrk June 16, nnd Sm ith, Joplin, Mo., and Dulcli Hi In Uie fourtli and was replaced by streak for Krist. shoBlii be carefully weighed before present seven wlUj Uie aendce Xunds Uiat he had worked out nt Arllng- rlson, Harrisburg, Pa., who Ued for Lowe. In Uie nightcap, the Bees led benefUUng from the extra contests. rig h t , any measure is Uken to throw It toji pnrk even- dny Uils week. second wlUi 267. Ben Hogan. J away. hats, 0 Pr(nce, fs the host uifio rem cm berst Plan No. 3 h as Uio pe n n an t win Absb 1* enteretl In Uic Arlington alley. Pa-, pre-tourney favorite. when a n e rs dccldSng the worW Ui\e in seven cln-vilc to be run Ju ly 23. Snbiith Ished third wiu> Lloyd M angrum . vlctori'. Sacs Cop Two Ults before going on a barnstorm' said. Monterey, Calif. Both h ^ 26ft. IdiUio Palli lud ani.n-iy Ume dis Durocher Fined “The very best buy is the uthfskey that’s Ing totir of Uie country. poning of the Cowboy.i from Twli M ost revoluUonary Is plan No. 3 Palls. Kllsura. on the mound for Ui From Seattle For Flare-up which would have Uie competing Ru.v'.eta, allowpil only seven hits NEW YORK. June 30 (A ^PreaU dry—Paul Jonesl” " ' - ' . , . nines play two games In the homi 'Switching Players Confuses Noriega nnd Chenard of Twin Pall In Coast Loop dent Ford Frick of. the NaUonal park 0^ each before opening a roac were notched toe nine. league, in Chicago lor b conlerenee - f f M thi Oij « thi P«l J»en Cwi- Journey of nine to II games, eacl. Line score; By United Pres* w ith CommlsAioner Landis, today contest to count toward the chom- Pioiî^Fielding Averages The Sacramento Senators, leader* noUflCd his office he had fined M an plonihlp. a noo 0 of the Pacific Coast league, trounced ager Leo Duroclier of Brooklyn >50 Under Uiat setup Uie deciding bat SALT L A K aC IT V . Ju n e -29 (,r>— .004 and has been on “ lie Ralnlers In two games and suspended him for three days tie might be played In such place: —Figures niay not lie. but they often first sack In every Pocotello 0-3 a 1 3-1. for his flare-up In yesterday's dou . as Toledo. Denver or San Francisco. are confusing ond few are more so e. He made only two errors and In the opener the aenators pound ble header wlUi ClncInnoU o t E2j- than iht Plonter Jeagut IleWlng Is crcdiird w ith 23 astUts, 349 p u t- ed three SeatUe pitchers for l« hiU. bets field. averages outA and 33 double plays. They scored three tim es each In Uie Durocher was ordered off thi With lulltlme outfielders aU i Speaking of InlUnl sackers. ns a sixth and eighth Innings, beneli by Umpire Tom Dunn in the serving os part Ume pitchers, aliort first baseman Nick Sunserl. Twin Donnelly, Sacramento hurler, out- first Inning of the opening game «The Baseball slops and third bnsemen Inter' PnlLi. Is a pretty fair outfielder. steadied three Rainier pitchers In litter protesUng a decision at first .•banging. Uilrd basemen worklnt W ith 37 games under his belt on the 13-Innlng nightcap. He gaveVmly base. Before leaving, the Dodg< behind the bat and first bajcmer ind 20 In the outfield. Sun.serl six hits in the entire 13 ftamea. manager kicked a lltUe dust on t Standings roaming the Ereensward. you cai last place omong. the first In San Francisco the Seals made umpire's shoes and tossed a towl get some lunny results—In m o r s.'ickers w ith J)77, but In Uie field B comeback to win Uieir series from h is face. ® =a_ ways than one. holds JI73 for third place. Oakland, taking boUi games of a Add lo Uiat the usual Inlra Burton In H nt doubleheader, a-3 and 3-0. STANFORD GOLFER WINS league switching of players, stl i(id baseman, however, is a Sad Sam Gibson of Uie Seals, SOUTH BEND. Ind.. June 20 (-T^— thoroughly, and you have as fine i second baseman and no quibbling In pitching a n ine-hltter, score... For example, as a third ba.seman been no doubling In brass. Fish Planted Innings, but wenvlnto the lead when champlonslilp. He pelted NorUiwest- L.I* Cltx ... WIIllB Enos of Uie S a lt Lake Bees H arlow Burton. TY'ln PalLi. top« PAIRPrCLD. June 2fl — E3ghty- Cotton Plppen, Oakland pitcher, hit em's Manuel De La Torre with sub- Id>h» rati* __ has a perfect fielding average, 1.000, Uie field wlUi .i)60 on the basis of thousand rainbow trout, three inchcs Ted Jennings and Kermlt Lewis, p a r golf for a 5 and 4 vfctory to for Uie II games he has played In 49 games, 124 putouUi. 128 assists, In lengUi, were planted last week in Perris Pain singled and Rpy Perry snap a Jinx which had dogged SUti Uiat poslUon. w ith 13 putoutj. 27 nine errors and 31 double plaj-s. the SouUx Boise civet, Uirough th e doubled. lortl Unk*men three Umes In U assists, no errors and one double Among Uie shoruiiops BUI D unn. efforts of Horry Heller, Pllcr sports In the nightcap Tom Seats pitch post five years. play. Id ah o Palls, has j)33 for the honors. man, and conscr\‘aUon officials. It Is ed a five-hit game to win for the W.n U at r*1. JeraU Leads Oulfleldera He has played In 46 games, made expected th a t 100.000 more will be Seals. Tlie winners scored all their WOODEN COTS FOR ARMY Bobby JoraU. Pocotello. took Uie 85 putouts, 1C errors, 120 assists and released in sUroms In that runs In Uie first two Innings. WASHINGTON. Ju n e 20 i/P i-T o honors In the field wlUi J)85 for 37 n double plnys, within the next month. Soldier c The Los Angeles.Angels won twice save steel, the army has decided to games, C< putouts, one assist and Ten pitchers have perfect aver- will receive a p a rt of these. from the Hollywood Stars. 11 lo 10 use wooden beds InsUjad of foldlnj ORta—fielding, no t plichlng— .and and 8 to 0, ateel cots for eoldlers. T hen there la T ed K e rr of the Tony Perrera. Idaho Palli ts given SUN BOWL DISCONTINUED The Angels came from bihlnd In Bees who has played half his games the top spot on the basis of 13 EL PASO. Tex., June 29 (/}‘r-TU' the first game to win after the Stars on the hot comer and half In mosk gumes, four puiouUi, 2i assists, no war today erased the »ouihwrslerr. took B seven run lead In Uie esecond and mitt. 31 games In each position. errors and two double plays. ''' Sun Bowl from th e annual schedule Inning. John Dlckahot, left fielder, As R catcher he ranks sixth with Boise U s( of bowl football game.i. starU!d Uic flU ra' rally wlUi n hom er -agj-ABil Jta a_thiid-biisciBan b t is The only, team which .lias no -Dr. R. 0 . ilo m in . Jr.. bowl chaii oH Jess Dotjcrlc •with two men on. D O N 'T V aT UUrd wIUi .033. rcpresentaUves at the top In any man of the southwestern Sun ca In Uieir half c f th e srcon'' Uie Paul of Uie positions Is Boise, so It Isn't John Jordln. Idaho Palls, led Uie nival, said Uie Sun bowl game ar Angels scored tour Umes, Uirn added DIET , caUlier? with LOOO, but had played, surprising to find them in lost the Sun festival, held annually o four more In the third when Pea place in team fielding averages. New Year’s diy. would b f suipendt nuts Lowery homered off Manual i in only live games, so the honors The team averages. In order, ore Lii lu tbtck u> mtk« (ur* r>vr tAt w really should go to Ray SetUe. for th e duration of Uie war. Peres wlih Uie bases loaded. Ogden, M l; S a lt Lake, J)46: Twin Qehrman pitched » four-lmter for ««l u Ibi BMn *M Uwn a«<«*arr. Ogden, who has cau g h t 36 e&mes for TOUXL SAVE THE SMALL Jones ■T; Palls, .mS: Idaho Falls. JIU: and DDDGERK'TO DONATE BLOOD the Angels In the second gome while JKIC H« U cr«dlt«d wlUi 154

T«-ln F»tU. IdAho when « recess was tAken until 10:00 New York Stocks Ju n e 13. 1043 o'clock a . m , June 19. JB«. GRAMS RECOVER . , 10:00 o’clock ». m. 0. B. LINDSEY, RAILS LEAO RISE Chsirm an NEW YORK. Juno JO nj.f^-’ThO P ItEGVLAB JUNE BE8SI0N market closed higher. ' Board or County CommU- WAL’TCR C. MUSORAVE, Clerk. Alaska Juneau ...... 1 NkUonal Cash Rglster — tloners tnei U\l& Umo punua.nt Twin Falls. Idaho ONSMM AlJIod Stores ------JJo sales Fillll942W to rtceu. Comrolulonera Lindsey June 19. 1042 AUU C h n lm en ______33<* NaUonal D airy P ro d u c U .. CHICAOO. Ju n o » OPh-B^rty de «nd Molimder ®nd the clertc prc»enu 10;00 o’clock A, IL Amerlcon Can ______«TA NaUonal DUUUera ______fin e s amcunUzMC to slm o il ft a n * ' CommUsloner PolUr abwnu New York Central------cu rle d w heat prices to new 1M3 low* Trmiufer of Fundi REGULAR JUNE SEStilON North America . T he Board of County commLi- today but the market recorend all R. O. Sdm unda. public «ocounU&t, American Rad. i suJ. San. __ NarUi American Aviation _ tlie l06» alter mldiearion aod later «ppe»red before the Hoard by letur slonem met at this time pursuant American Rolling MIIU ...... to recess, aU members nnd the clerk fluctuat«l nervously ground 6*tur- ftnd UsUd errorA tm ind In the rec American Smelt. & Refining .. day’s close. - ord* of Uio Tax Collector tind rec present. Quarterly Inspections Made American Tel. i Tel------Increased recetpU of new grain la ommended im n a fe n to coi American Tobacco D ______P aram o u n t-P u b .------the harvest belt and more {avonbls n>n u leaiows; D ebit Tw in Pulls QUMterly Im peciions were maiSe J. c. Penney Co------of the Court House and Jail. County weather for field work and crop pro- City t i i s a Mid Credit Twin Falls AUontlc R e fin in g ...... Pennsylvania R. R. • ducUon generally accounted for ear Hichwfty Tr&nster of tundi Farm, and HealU) Unit building. Peoples Oas ...... - Ortee to Craw Warrant Baldwin Locomotive .. ly weakness, w hich wa* portlculariy w u orderod tn»de Mcordlival;. Baltimore f t Ohio — phelps I3odge .. noticeable in Uie oat« and (oybean T h e fo}lowlns entries of soles of The County Auditor was author Pendlx Aviation ized to draw warrant on the Poor ...... - piu. wliere prices alumped a cent or county property were erroneously more. When rallied lat«r In retponsa omitted Irom the mlnutca of May Fund In th e am ount of <113^0 In favor of S tate of IdlUtO DepL of to buying attributed portly to mills 8. IMS. and (hey a re noi^- inserted NEW YORK. June 20 (UJD—Rail Radio Corp. of America ___ In connecUon wlUi n o u r M ies to to correct the mlnutes of that date. Public AssUtance. for supplemental road t,'.-iucs led an ndvnncc on Uu California Pacific ...... No Radio Keith Orpheum Sale or County Property direct relief for Uie m onth of June. slock market today. Gains In Ui< Canadian Pacific ...... Republlo Steel ------1B43. W heat cloeed tm cbanged to *io T he SE ‘; NE'.i Sec. 11. Twp. U group ranged to more Uian 3 points J. I. Caao Co...... - ....No soles Reynolds Tobocco B ------lower compared wllh Saturday, July Routine business was transactUI and ihe rail averagu reached a new Cerro de Poaco Corp. ----- No sales Sears Roebuck ______a. n . !4 E. B. M.: SWî 8W H Sec. 3. until the hour of 5:00 o'clock p. m. tl.WH to I1.15H. Beptembet T»T>. 11 B. R , 19 E. D, M.: 8 W ^ high since M ay 12. Chrsapenke & Ohio ...... Shell Union O il ______com Me to Tic lower. July MTio to when ft recess was taken uaUl 1:00 Sharp Increases over a year as Ohrj'sler Corp...... - Simmons Co...... -.N E U Sec. a„TB-». i2 8, B . IB E, B. I’clotk p. m.. Ju n e 32. 1842. 781;c. Septem ber 87);o to a7H c; oats M.: nnd N E ’i Sec. 20, T«-p. 13 0. B. LINDSEY. earnings reported by roads so Coca C o la ...... !______Socony Vacuum ------m e to 3‘4c lower; ooybeans Me to 8. R. IB B. B. M. Jinvlnc been offered JpT S^ny. a tontm aensonaJ rise o l __ IHc lower: rye V c to IH c lower. Chairm an oiKlintti. and belief th a t tho final for nole Ju ly 2. 1040; the S 'i SW H: AtlM t: NEU 8WU nntl SB’i Sec. 20. T«p. Irnft of the tax'bill 'would Icavt Consolidated Copper - ...... Sperry CorporaUon .....— r.ilAlK. TAHLC WALTER C. MOaORAVE, Clerk. roJUoMls in.B. iM orcdTsosltlon wcr« ConsolWaUd Edison ------Blandard Brands ...... 12, 8, R. 18 E. D. M. having been ol- « Twin Palls. Idiho lor sale October 17. 1D38; the rc.ijKHHIble fo r Uie Improvem ent. Coiwolldated Oil ______Standard Oil of Callfomli Ju n e 22. 1042 ContlnentAl Can — ______N W ; NE’i ; E'.j N E ’. Sec. 20, Ta-p, 10:00 o'clock A. M. G.-iicrally Uie m arket was quiet S U ndard OH of Indiana ,,, - 23S 12 a R. 10: the £ \i except R. liliciiiKli the rail ktouo waa acUve Conllncntal OU ______.j atandarti OW cl New JtTsey — 3*î •MEETING OF EQUAUZATION Jew York C entral was th e out^tnnd- Corn Product-1 ...... TK. In See. 33, T v p . 13 S. R. 10 BOARD Studebaker ...... E. B. M-: anti N W i N W ; See. tiK fc.tturc In turnover wlUi r rtUs W rlsht...... Sunshlnf M ines______------« i4 P ursuant to decUon 61-401 ICA olumne equal to about 10 per cen' 0 u P o n t...... 35. Twp, 12 S, R . J8 E, D. M.. the Board of County CommUiloners a w u t St C o ...... having been otlered tor tale Oc it all Uio business done on th e mar- Flre.itone Tire 4: Rubber Texas CorporaUon....— »{?», .MS .M l met at this time u a Board of :el, TJie l.«t/e crossed 8, agiUnst i General Electric ...... to b e r. 2J, 1037, nnd no t having Equalization for the purpose of Timken Roller Bearing . - 38 been sold, th e Btvutl on April 3. JSW. prevloiw closo of 7 S and n record' •al Food< ...... ’Transamerlca ______iquftlizaUon of aMcsftmenta 4’4 as .ihown In Book 10 of Cooimtjlon- real and personal property rolls, and ' iw made la st week of OS. G eneral Motori Union Carbide — ers Journal at Pnse.i 101 and 103. Co examine and act upon claltns SouUiem Railway Issues wert Gillette Safety Razor...... V.i Union Pacific ...... — (old) . i.n '4 i-Tiii I-: V *lxed a minimum price for private Funeral Replaces tlve ntid strong on news Uie road Goodrich ...... 17’i United Aircraft CP ___ •Vile of said lands. TJilrty doys now filed for excmpUon of Uxes. All real United Airlines...... property assesamenl rolls were turn l»l!l off Jti bank loans. Union Goodyear n re & Rubber ...... - IBTi liavlntr ela.iped since Uie publication over to the Board by Uie County iOBOEFE! Parlflc gnlned t|iore than 3 points Greyhound Cp. - ...... I IS United States Rubber J.. of Anld minimum price. U>e Board Call to Army for Auditor, Boins of a point and m ore were H oaiton o n ______;.------No sales United Stales Steel....— at this time accepted Uie offer of auch • Board ot Equalliatlon a in Pcre Mavniiette lasuts. Slowe Sound ...... -Mo sales Womer BroUiers______Joe C. Ym gul for roU laiula In Uie Twin Falls Rider :»vllle A; Nnshvllle. Nashville, Insp. Coppci Western Union . am ount oX *401-00 plus 11.00 re nalned In session unUl the hour if 12:00 o’clock noon, w hen a recess PERCENIAGELOW Jack F ranklin Frye. 28, Twin ttanoogn and St. Louis, Nickel International Harvester 4S4 cording fee, whieh amount was paid Plate and Qreat Northern preferred. InlcTTMkUonal N ic k el...... -... 35 S - 27 .'as taken u n til 10:00 o’clock p. r OnJy *Vi per te n t ot Ui» 5,W® m en 7alb. who aUaliied nnilonnl li ■ In S\iS\ u evWenced by Auditor'* June 23,1842. as a Jockey, w'ns schedulnl to be International Tel. as Tel. . .._ 3H i s n CRAtV CerllflcAie No. 1540. It wo.-i moved who have registered for the first, Johns Manvllle...... _ 54'J N. Y. CURB STOCKS C, B. LIND8EY, second and third drafU wlUi Tn-ln ducted In to the U nited Stiiic.i n; by CommUsloner, Llnd.ney. second ---- 28H Bunker HlU-SuUlvan _____.«■0 sales umrla hard I ed by CommUsloner Molantltv. nnd Chairman FalU couniy selective service board today. Metals Attest: Instead, h e will be pnld funeral ---- 184 Cities Service^ ...... 3H ml'icl «Si,ie; Ha unanimously carried, that when No. 1 has been deferred for occupa- Lorrllard ______Electric Bond‘d Share ....No nnlcs WALTER C.-MU6GRAVE, Clerk. tribute hero Uil.i niur.iday. Tl pnid In full, all delinquent uxes, ex Uonal reasons, Cspt. J. K. Beaver, Miami Copper_____ . O ulf OU of Petinaylvanla ______25Ti nS 4 IsJjS to sJJio: Ka cept special oiseisment/^n said Twin Falls. Idaho the board clerk, revealed todsy. lockey was fntAlly injured SiUu Hl« to «7l. ; •ampU end* yill«« Ju n e 22. 1043 day in a fall Irom n horse he i': Montgomery Ward .. H e c la ...... 4% ^ property bfe cancelled. tJiit dCid 1«- isver said th a t 80 from the mliad 4t4«' to 4IHe> Ko ,vir. nnd Ujnt Uic xlinlrm nn iind 1:00 o'clock P. M. nnd second drafts have been working out a t ArllnKinn park, I >slt. o i;e lo c recdved Wedne.v Wllow Sl.TlH to »1.1 T lie N>i NEU Sec, 18; Uve NWU prwent, F rom the Uilrd draft, 30 have been day morning at Uic Twin FalU mor Snako River Report ss!i to II N Ei; See. lO; Uie SE'4 N W ; and RcsoluUon placed In 3-A and only eight in 2-B. tuory w here Kcrvlccs will be held >o»i sis.it u> it*': citoiM llsbur » l i l ■ BWU NE’; See. 21; all In Tftti. 13 Uie m a tte r of the peUUon of The percentage compares wiui the Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Interment to 114.1*. S. R. 10 E. B. M-. liavlng been offer Itowatd Laprny lor cancellation o( win bo Jn Biiiiset mcmnrlnl pnrk. (bnp 1.000. tol^ «.ew: naUonal average ot abmt live per Umta •ciK*. ■(n>n( lo hUlor: ht POTATOES ed for s»lc nt rfsular tax sale on Blierlffs commissions, the following :n u Frye was thrown when hU mount. 1»SU.«0. (ood »n 111.1 October 25. 1037, ond n o t having rcsoluUon woa offered by Commis For all reasons, about TO per cent UtUe Oatlont. atumbled. He cnuRht >U1 4.900: been r,old, U>o Board on April 3 ,1B43, sioner Molander, who moved Its of the &.000 teslsUanis has been d«' hla foot In tlip sUrnip, and w m 00 Ik.- (H isiT*.."?? ?S£; w s , ' S“ :■ POTATO >TJTDB*8 as .iJiown In Boole 10 of Commlislon- adoption: ferred.' ’The naUonal average 1 dragged some distance. , (Coortcsy Siidler, Wegener and eni Journal nt Paees 101 nnd 103, WHEREAS, the personal property about 75 per cen t The parents of Mr. iS^’c, Mr, nnd c«mpany. piv « Landing). fixed a minim um price Xor prlvnUs of Howard Laprsy was assessed for M rs. W alter Fn.’e. CivUIornlit. i\rc ni«h \j,w c)M* file of fjvld lands. T h irty dnys now Uie year 1040. and Uie taxes thereon en route to T*-ln FnlU to attend trtdfd) having eliifvied sm cf tha publlc.-xtlon amounted to th e sum of *34.00: nnd WPA Offices at scrvlees. of s-ild minim um price. Uie Board WHEREAS, prior to Uie time said Also survlvlnjj nrc lila wife. Mrs. ;l-.» • UmU U ttv In »h Sb» ol nticAco roTATorj at thU time accepted U^c oiler t ‘ axes became deUnquent, said How- Oayle Pr>-e, Tw in FiilLi: a son, 1 clutKiH M rurllnt*). cmcA<— • :» tD -fU 90A )-A r- Lee LelcWlter for bald Innds In Ui ird Lapray offered to pay the sami Warehouse Here rl>au 10*. on %acK S1«. toUl U. 8. >blo- Jackie. Twin Falln: one sUter. Mrs. LIVE8T0CK mnta Baiunlar S(t. SuniS&r t il auprltra am ount of $110.00 plu» 11.00 record 0 the County Atessor.. but Uii - The new area office of the works John4/oiin Todd. iv u a , Twin i wi FalLi. and n brotli- modfrala.^dtraand on btal S«^| ing fee, which amount was pftld L. County AsstKior trrcneoualy dfcllH' projects ndmlnUtratlon U now lo er, William Frj Onkland. Cnilf, roa ANccgu liveatock fiill ns evidenced by Auditor's Cer- ed to accept the same, becnujo Uii cated at thp 'r«-ln Falls highway dU- M r . / r j ’e. wl wn.1 born M arch I* on ’r ^ lii^n :* cxla IS ANGELES. Jun« II M-V-ril • Mk dV nud'^llrnarkctûnM ltM ! Cal- llflcnto No. 1340. I t war. moved by personnl property tax rolls were Ir ..(0 to li:.S»: m*- liuW t C«t(U: iromU UBS Whitaa. U. 8. No. 1. tS-«t trict warehouse, Just east of Twin 14. .. 1 . ^ ...... In lo; had been ridliiR i l l ; lirlt«^ I10.3& In ,CMT*; ccni> al«*<7 t ** la K.SS. ^ConimlMloner Molander. seconded the office Of Uie County, Auditor; Fa\la near Uie Rock aeck bridge. tor aAium'Ber of years In Callfomin, ifntlnd 950 lb. f*d ila ■ •jy Comml3stonert.lnd.'.ci-. ntid unan- (Old R obert w . Hampton, area m«ni New Mexico nnd th e enaU ritlCACO ONTO] imoaOy carried that wlien paid for WHEREAS, distraint warrant No. said this afternoon. He lind Ivon nntloniil fame as n m full, nil delln.old. llie Board on April 3, J043, i Lnpray be required to pay said slier- part of a aUtowlde shift by which rive along Uic canyon and tliÛ a Argument Heard rlu>*a . falrl)-' 44ll< ■ lUKly^ «y«pt bull ;,hown In Book 10 of CommlMlonei Iff's commL«lons. Idaho was divided into four WPA ump near tlie bridge would bn un- 30 (-r>—Pli Butter and Eggs Joum ul nt Pnce.i lOl nnil 102. fixed Now, therefore. BE IT RESOLV areaji. wltli th e TR’ln Falli office slKhUy. He proixi.nrcl th a t tlic city t brought by R. L. minimum price for prlvnto nnle of ED AND ORDEREJ3 Uiat the sher- assuming supervision of nil south puK hose n diimi)ln« placr n ra r the ind H. E. Popple to romml.i.ilona. In th e am ount of lood lANCIHCO PROOUC* >. TTilrty days now having central idaha --n th foothills > vcn thouKh it co.i.i .y of Uie opcruUon CISCO. Juir elapse nee Uic publlciiUon of iinid «1,70. on dlAtmlnt w arrant No. 353. ...e taxpnycis several Uiousatid dol inbnll miichli In Idaho were jm n im u m 'X lce , Uiu Donrd n t Uil; tor Uic year 1040, Issued against aaid lars. ..J ebefc itato supreme Howard Lapray. be. and the sam( IlHc, nadlua IlHc. Ur«* lime nccepteS Uio offer of Victor M ayor Joe Koehler r.ald th a t tlic o urt today. ,UiuUrd4 t«n»tl tlS4«. W. Nelson fo r said Itind In Uu are Hereby cancelled- Boy, 17, Held in only rea l toUitlon ot ibo proUU'in tjTrive.iftniiPtpple obUlned an In- nm m int of J25.00 plu.i »1,00 record ThB m otion was seconded by Com- SAN PRANCIBCO LIVESTOCK ANCELCS PBODUCK would bo to float a bond l.ssue and imcUon last w inter restrivlnlnK Uio POUTII SAN yUANCJSCO. Jun. J8 ing fee., which am ount wn.n jxiW .Ir ml.wloner Potuir and upon roll call Crash of Autos build an Inclnrrator and aewace dis uiii county prosecutor and sheriff ■(r*d«na-8l*t« Uxkrt N full as evidenced by Atidltor'.i CerU- the vote was as follows: Charged w ith operating a car wlUi- posal plant. However, he declared ,inl the liotivc txsllcc chief troin In- Jlcntc No. 1550. U w as moved b>- CcRnn\lMloncr U ntJsty; Ye* out a driving permit, a Tu-in Pnlls ich a proposal was o u t of the quc.i- rrfiTlnK wlUi ojJcrailon o t Uie m a- M Im 110 • Ik . casdWd BMdJuia CommL«loner Llncliey, seconded by Commissioner Potter: Yea youth today was held by police un 3n at present with the city tax :hUiea pending outcome of the court • >l>n. lala ■ Icmdy: U. gowl Commi.isioner Molander, and uiinii- Commi.vLloner M olnnder; Yea til nuch tim e a.i he will be turned vy up to the Ia.it clghUi of a mill. Imou-ily carried. Uiat when paid for CancellaUon ot Taxes ovw to Juvenile aulhorltle.n. lli>»i*i .“ii I; *iradr: cMr* U . . . CmCACD PBODUCK liatlonlnR Board Chairman Carl Prevloaily Uie officers had ficlzed S( to ill , Ik. btmwt in full, oil dellnauent taxe.i (except It having been brought to the at- T lie boy Li John Secfrled. Jr.. 17. nderaon suggested that a comtiilt- leveral Of th e devlcca. T he dU trlct CItlCAOO. Jan*- 9 b*V-Outlort It.- j.peclal asficument) on said proper tenUon of the Board that upon cer <^lpla I.T77: firtn: prlcM a> swtod M driver of a car which was Involved te# be appointed to work w ith Uie :ottrt here ruled that the'machines a UbU ______t !^ Cblcaro trie* CrtUBorr M ty be cancelled, th a t dre-(U8DA)-Tr*d- Mon SSeitOKon nnUallMd earVna St^c. . bj- D arrell Howells, 31. aUo of T w in’ wns suggested th a t the civic organl- ippealed. Inf Iti Uv« Dcstaft wool sn»»k« «»i>Unu»4 Enat lutaiju «Al>6i tln a iim b «r*d- which were not cancelled; Falla. The crash occurred at Sec antSon.1 w all unUl the council a.ilccd • • • - 6t fUpIt fli •d o tr u rinu. local. SIHc. can SI5i‘ > Sale of County rropcrty M(7ved by Conunlssloner Lintfsey. ond avenue east and filxUi street for help. Chairman Holjne.i paired •oali «u nport^ from 1*1x11017 t«r lUb finu. lo»l S»%<. can llHe> currant ra- The E>i N E!; Sec. 17. Twp. 13 S. Uiat Uie taxes levied Upon Lots a - bMX boud c*(;U 3l);c: dfniaa 2S«i«| cbttki XSê: east. Howells' Infant son was slight onto the next queatlon for which the Apply Spray Now, •IMM* »«£ka4 flnU SU. R, 10 E, B. M. hnvlng been Offerwl and 4, Block 0. of Blckel Addition to ly injured in the crash, police rcc- mecUng was calScd—Uiti tlntlJns ol tor inle a t regular la x imle on Oc th e City ol Tw in Palls, for lîe yeai ordn tliow. headquarters for Uie rationing tobcr 25. 1037, nnd n o t having be« 1B31, In Uie amount of $6JH: be can' Total damages to the machines board. Orchardists Told flMM weoU cxmUaMd «• f.old. th e Conrd on April 3, 1042, a celled: and that taxes levied upoi was eatlmat«d at 1159. Second cover spray tliould be ap <8*8 a i T LIVKSTOCK Mining Stocks iJio«n In Book 10 ot Commlisloner Lot iO of Block 3. of E ast Law n Bub- plied not later than July 2, orchard- .division oTBloclcj 4 and 0, In Jones Journal a t Pagcrt 101 and 102, fixed County Will Toss isU of UiU area wero advWed today : (oed to ehalM 1«0 Ita. up S. Four Days Left n minimum price for private saJi AddlUon to Twin Falls, for weed er- Idaho Bond Quota by O. C. Magcr-n, sUita horticultural Obi JUUi _Î<1 land. Thirty days now ha\ adlcaUon In the year lOai. in the inspector. >.US| ciivM I.ITS: kUlloc'et To Sign Petition , — ' Jll •apced since Uie publlcaUon of said amount of S53£5. together with all Out Old Ballots "Because of extreme cool weather . .OS .osvi m lnlm ^ price, the Board ot UiU penalties and Intcreat In boUi Ir Set at $3,375,000 Because courUiouM vuult apo< 'si.r.’rirf,v ,.r-sr BOISE; Ju n e 20 (/P)-W lUi only WASHINGTON, June 30 — during the par-t two weeks." Mr. four days untU Uie deadUne lor time iftcepleo Uio offer of O crrltt stnnce.i above menUoned. be cat ecttlnB crowded. Twin Foils counly MnKcrs .-'aid. "codlln moUi flight CUltoojujton Slim — L. Peters tor said land In Uie am ount :elled. SocreUiry of Uie Treasury Henry commissioners today Bppro\’cd a rcs slgnstures. Lewis Williams. Idaho Coletmdo Con. __ MorgenUiau, Jr.. today announced oluUon perm itting deatrucUon of old has been very light. During this per director of charitable InsUtuUons. Combined UauU - of *20.00 plan 11.00 recording fee, MoUon seconded by commlsslom iod apples have grown quite rapidly, wlilcl) am ount wu.i paid In lu ll as ev- Molander. nnd upon roll cnli tê Uie atnte-by-state breakdown of Uie elocUon ballots and ballot stuba. U se«klng 8,000 m ore slg n atu its (ot i l leaving a vero’ alight protecUvo film dtnctd by Audltora Certificate No. vol« wns unanlmou-iJy carried. tl.000,000,000 July quota for w ar The board approved a moUon a peUUon to place a >40.pcr-month 1551i It was moved by CommUslon- Leave of Abeenee bond and stamp sales. draa-n by Ray D. Agee, deputy coun on the fruit." old age benefit measure oa the K o- W oltcr c , Musgrave. County Re- New York wlUi I171j0fl,000, has ty attorney, by which County Audi For Uie second cover spray the In vember ballot. er Molnnder. seconded bj- Commis- spector urged three pounds of arscn- Bunka Lllr Con. - Moner LSr.dsey, and unnntmoualy carder, presented the request o. Uie hig h e st quota, while Nevada with tor Walter C. Musgrnve may do Approximately 39,000 nam es axe Eunk. MliM* 81.038,000. has Uie lowest. July’s away wlUi ballou and stubs from it« of. lead with sulUble spreader needed and IflJMO now aro on lUe. _ carried, that when paid for In-lull, MarUia Holmea. Deputy, for ieave'of md Uirte-fourlhs of a gallon of Es* I!) all delinquent tAXes (except special absence to permit her to attend quotA5 were based on soles In May. the following-’ (1) T h e Jiospltal The measure la sponsored by the ’S . Khoot u n til August 29, IM l. U ap when the naUonal quot* was |BOO.- bond vote oi^ last OcU 14; (2) tho sum m er type oil to ench 100 Rollon.i Townsend orgiuilzatlon. WUllanu Is o&seument) on said property tjecan* of Water. Tlie cover, h e said, should celled, th a t deed luue. nnd U m t the pealing to the Boftrd Uiat the Re 000.000. June's quota U 8800,000,000 B tnenil elecUon of Nov. 5. 1040; (3) :ijo o : (Utdy to president of the Boise Townsend ehalmiao and clerk of Uia Board be corder wUI be able to fiU the poel- and It probably won’t be reached. all other ballots and stubs from 1040 be thorough. (Md «ad cboiM club. RuUiortied to cxecut« the same. Uon trniporarUy. U was moved by July quotas Include: or prior ye*rs- Quarteriy inipecUon Made Commissioner Undsey. Mconded by Idaho, 83,375.000; M ontana. «3.223.> Sinco th e tim e for any c0nte.1t Quarterly Inspection was made of CommUsloner Molarxier, and unan 000; U tah, 83.870,000, and Wyomlog, has now passed, the commUaloners Gas Prices Rise the County Qeneral HosplUI. imously carried, th a t the leave of ab 81J10.000. decided that retention of old ballou Twin Falls Markets Nor. flundard - RouUne business woa transacted sence re(juc3t«d by MUs Holmes be serves n o purpose. As they piled up, :<>*n unUl th e hour of 5:00 o’clock p. m. granted. ' Uie bsseoient v a u lt Rpoce—whlcli In Rationed Area when ft recess was taken until 10:00 Routine business was transset«d Real Estate Tranarcra also holds dUtrlct court exhibits nnd WAaHINOTON. June 30 (U.H tnrxcTO cc loformaUoD fKmlshea by Eastern motorUts began paying 3^ ht botchan. 171 to 2 : MU ©•clock a . m., Ju n e 16. lOO. until the hour t»f 5:00 o'clock when m any cotm ty record books—wns It bqtrban. SIB to XJ C. B. LINDSETY. a recess w u taken until 1:00 o'clock Tw la FalU TiUa iu>d Idly dwindling. cents a.gsU.on more for rationed il bulrhan. StO lo SI (Two daaltn cwrtod) i j ; Attest: .. Ohatnnan. p. June 33,1043, — Abstract Ceapooy gasoline tddn>>—If they could And WALTER C. MUQORAVE, O. B. u m s s E Y . finVtobiu-.-. aerfc. Attest: - • Chairman. Bomber Crashes 'The worst shortage thus far hit t h u b b d a VT ju n e ta the east wlUi full force durin g tho a* ; T ftln Falls, Idaho WALTER C. MTJ80RAVE, Oeod: H. D. Kmdrlck to 8. a. i S t t 5' Ju n e 16. X04X Clerk. week-end as hundreds of Iillln* K endrick. siO; lot l. block 108. Twin In Field; 4 Die fitallons elojcd their doors untU .IJH- r 10.00 o’clock A .M . Foils. . DAYTON. O.. Ju n e 20 (UJD — A ' RECUtAR JUNE SESSION Wednesday and others tried to Colorod h*M. L ease; U nion c^cntral U fa Insur- twin-molored m edium bomber strctch thtlr meager Mppllea until The Botfd or County Ccminls- ance coiopftny to J. C. Walls. N H NS crashed In a hayfleld nine mlic.i lloners met at thU time pursuant July quotas arc available. 33: p o rt 8£SW 15-B-14. northeast of Lebanon, o.. Sunday, B o rr ItOKAT to receu, all membert u d the clerk D eed: J . M . Cook to R. Hafer, 810; killing Ita crew of four army film StSr Reêrs-Stamp-— ' present. ATTENTION p *n. a w a E S E iw e -i7 .— ------■wiio'were'en rbulc from PatWrson (Cm M a t q«etad|. SES, Be«f UeeBst O tuled De«J: T. O. Jonoa to C. ’Turner, field to a iouth'’rn air base. Toll in Accident License for the aale of botUed Cash paid for worthim or dead OTBM OXAINi Effort Endorsed ftdniinU trator Mtat* of R. Brose. ’Thoee kUled were 2nd Lt. W. K. (Barlar tad eat* a u M noctula « ker was granted to Pet« J. Bonin. cow*, bonea a n d p rlct of pelti Jr.’. NE. NHSE, lota t , 3. 3. Van Zandt. Canum. N. Y^ the pilot; Mounts to Three Im*I favdar dasasd, aBl/arBlt7 ~ support of retaUer*’ war sarlnff Order to Blgn CamOnc Contr*ct for dead obtea SENW , NESW 17: NE. KENW 30- 3nd U. Ralph A. Oehman. Jr.. Gil IDAHO FALLS. Ju n e 39 (/T>-Ruby doU/ prlaaa «ao(^ Mar *ux JM M U* it*mp monUt which wlU Ofr In m v moUon was made by CoianiU- 1 3 -n . ford coIlcge, N. c.. co-puot; Tech Lees. 20. died last n ight of Injuries y ^ ^ y w UUoM U.u< balawlT augurated wiUi a a U ^ t loner Potter that a contract for use Idaho Hide & Tallow Co. FRIUAV. JUNE « nical Sgt. e . K. Eldrr. De signed by the Chalnnan o t the 113. B uhl ' Army officlaU h»d not det«rmlned William Wesley Jackman. 2!. ■lAJW- loard. T trt m otion wa« seconded by Hides, pelu, tallow, tui, and De®d: E. E. W rUht to E. E. and Fairfield. Mo., waa killed InsUmtly junk botsea b o u g h t / the cause of the accident. George It Norlharat Ko. 1 ___ Commissioner M oU cder, and J . W . W right; 8I0; io u 28. 20, 30. Jordan, who lives near the scene of and Mrs. Irene Donaldson. 29. of H Northamr No. S ___ hotel at noon today. inanimotuly carried. « « p e rt 5 5 f 31. 33, block 113. Dulil townslte. the crash, said Uiat "the plane' Idnho FaUs, died a few hours later. I>uTlng I h t n nl&ttU* so nar* ' Routine business w as' transacted Deed: G. H.-Lancaiter to M. C. motors were going until ju.it befor ' M lu Lees aUo Uved in Idaho chaodls* «tU be sold, onir W ky> tnill the hour of S:00 o'clock p. m. Jensen. 8l: p a rt BENE n-10.17. U fell rig h t strslKht down." F1OL1. li^ s ta m p a . -I- A Page Eight. TIMES-NEWS, TWIN PALLS. IDArfO Mondar, June 29, 1943 OUT OUR WAY. By J. R. WILLIAMS v OUR BOARDING HOUSE.. with.. MAJOR HOOPLE SERIAL STORY GET THAT M ess CUT OP ^ SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR MESS BCPOCa- L »MkK£ USACBNJT/ PiMX. (SEVERH'O eiOE LOOK \ BY BLANCHE ROBERTS 1 MELPEO Wt» LIKE BOEAKP^MST IKi B E D / \ AKt HG\S C_ - - TH E 1T3SA.—A HIPPOPOTAMUS HELP ME--AM’ AWD A s t e e l : m il l To /, ... alrport'ciife ITany- jind” tFc'erjfnrcf taken from her LOOK HOWGOtCK sPACie RMCH.' y ■ a ativlait* iaclsrr. ] ;ared lo have n bile, Shorlly mouth. Before she realized tvhat VVE CAM C1T IT iifl«?r that, a liRht In llie fro n t of was hnppeninff, rhe was pushed DOVJE, th e ship flnfihcd ."P le ase fnslen 5 .tafrty brlt.i." Into the cabin o( tho plane. "Just what do you know nbou< wUh “who’*,” TIk* Mj; rlilp rrime down nn «umlnL Ton ' -the pl.ins and who told you? It runway without a bounce, taxied •was a sccrct.’* Tom's voice w as back lo Ihc I>ulldln»;:i and rolled: t, l^ca low and hli hnnd was warm and to 11 ,%Io|>. Ju d ith WHj the first firm on her arm, p:i::.-.i'nKcr «ir. B ut fltie linBcre the Rltuiri Durke moved on lo his plnce, m om ent It WM'med h e w o u ld n i l of waifr before him while he }>iit turned nnd looked back nt r e tu rn h e r KreelltiK. T lic n ho ( nnKrlly. "He knows I don't halo you." she iiald curtly. him and he’s trylnc to make w THltgrV VEACS TOO SOOKA______nnd now . she wa.i mirc^ rh c hiid- "Oil!" -niP way he s;dr VE^.MIN-LSAW MORE FLOVAHS---PERSOMAUX I )>iC»>SEKl«E.' I3u t U iafs ber.lde the point. I' see the heavy-set mnn pauslnR by 'sw e et, AT H te O FF IC E UNCLE BtM-l'LU ■ FRO»AAAtC.eAiMP/---PREFeK-TXE LET- W HW PROBLEM e .n y lo t.nlk to, tlicn rhe woul6 ‘ «H iU > A LOVELY bo InklriK too I'.rcat n r};:k in; the end of the counter arc Inler- not hunjrry." lestetl in you o r th e pliin:; of tliat MAN-THE>?EÂ ^ M E NEW |L BEE-Ntxa-TIFUL? HERE Eve«{ lo D urke la te r nndf ’'I can eat when Uierc is n, INMI& PWIUkNTHRO(>y------M16KT.» CH1LP LIKE l>ombcr. I thouKht you might like inK lo be done,” uhc.i-cpUcd pleas- EV5 ANI? A^PR1N£i HE'6 HAPPIEST . %vnmlng him lo w atch o u t fo r tlii;;l to know ," MXIMAVE? fellow. nnliy, ytM Hl^^TRIPE- WHEN HE» I A fter n m om ent Uio m nn In thci B ut he did n o t boUicr to Rlnnce ‘•Or n younrr mnn to flirt with?" .SPEKlOlNfti H I* seat In front ot her craned hLi w h ere she IndicatWI.’ lie Krinncd knowinRly. ' WÊVOM J neck to look a t h er. Stii; trie d th e "Ono Pita l)chind you nnd Uie "He won!t flirt with me,” she re- OTWERt.- e.ime winsome smile on Irtm and It o th e r acrojin the nLilc." marki'd nnd pouted her llp% Sho w orked. IJctwoen blUvi of food he. said. .spoke loudly nnd her voico "Everybody on tiiia plntie wlili “Thnnk!! for the w.irnini,'. diirilni:, reached Tom B urke. Ho tumeo In contnct w illi a easy fcpline irwepl over her like iirr. itiny packnce. Slic pulled It out nlnR nir. She wan Jus! llKhtintf it a warninfT. to hove a look nnd her eyes %yUcru> haud wa,i put to licr elbow (To Be CenUnued) ^vldened. ••Ye flshcsl’* ahe thouR ht. ‘•Met- . Meeplnjr medlcinc *he had mo SIDE GLANCKS By Gnibratth buy for her this momlnp.” She lifted h e r eyes nnd looked nt tlio (bnelc of the m an’s head In front o t her. "It he .should mnke trouble and :i got the ch.ince, I could put him to Bleep wlUi this.” S h e nmiksl 'at her childlih plan and droppetl Iho pncknRS back in her purse. SJie was supposed lo be nn inlel- liKent.lnveaUgntor, not a ellly girL , , , SCORCHY By FRANK ROBBINS 'CJIE“’lurred nC'Jn lo rl.ire nt I *** turned hL^ he.nd nnd Klanced back ^NOW£TOC£TAN>OMEDOWN \ ward. Ills dark cyen met hem in M>il/fNG E9CAPp TW£ TDT>*eOTTOWnjaRET...HAVE \ 'nstonLiliment. A b rig h t Rlcnm AC<-ACKS Or TH£ JAP^ ' TO aWJEUV^R him O tn ' OP THBBc.y flickered In Uiem nnd di«l fehose to iKnore him. WH0H«)T;>X£MCWE3 •He f.iced Oie front abruptly and • THEIR REPUcUNG BA9£. *ho (tmlled, satlnfled with the turn SCORCHy'S p la n e 6 of events. The man ncrnsa tlie nislo grinned nt her. thlnklnR FIGHT1N60PF PURSUIT probably that she had trlwl lo 6HIP^ WHICH VWV£ flirt with the younR man nrul been COM£ UP PBOW TVS snubbed. "A t least, T om know.-j I nn K u sw a TWD p l a n k ' laboard the ship. TJint will Kivi. HAVE BEEN GHOT CO\V>J him something lo think nbout," e W A TWIRO ^WMAC-ES phe decided. TO SLIP N UNDER At nmdown'thc hosl(^ In- xormcd each, po.isenfrer the next T H EM . . . aloQ-JCPuid bc-bal£.Bn_b

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QlJ i . Monday, Juno 29. 1042 , TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Page

PHONE RESULTS' a t 38 ' CLASSIFIED) ADVERTISING LOW COST

WANT AD RATES Life’s Like That By Neher MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE i Tlmei-Naw. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL' WANT AD BATES Bued OD Cott-Per-WoTd SETTLE YOUR .^40 per word per da; 0 a a y ^ ...... 3e per word per day DIRECTORY A ralnlmum or tea worda la re- HELP PROBLEM QUlred tn a n ; one clusU led ad. Tenu for aU clauUled ad»-OABH. S a d y SA op Money to Loan mXWIN FALLS with the ra O K B 38 FO R AI>IIU ajid Leslie SUU. Jr., le ft your own signature Water Systems 3 « . cwu; over 3 ton. 7c. Ptl. 04D3R1, four upholstered chairs, JIOJO. means committeemen said todny for Fish Creek where they will be Gomble Store.%. that Joiu- major flghta, headed by OASH CR EDIT COMPANY Filer 72J3. Ph. culU off grinding. imploycd on a dragline. Room 2, Burkholder Budg. Pb T7S Floj-d Lilly. P b . 2020 BEAUTY SHOPS MIIiIiER MILUNO SgtVlCE new sales tax nrsumrnts. probably Mr. nnd Mrs. Chet Maughn and SM AIX good used coal range, $14.50. would be reoi>encd before th e meas- family returned Irom a visit with PERMANENTS, *3.00 up. M rs. Nee O thers priced to sell. Gamble re reaches the house. Stores. relatives in Idaho Falls. ley. o v e r Independent. Boom Ifl. Don’t tumdleap your pullctsi They said opportunlUe.i undoubt Mr. and Mrs. Louis Connor and ents In Aberdeen before returning to UNFURNISHED HOUSES Burbank. Phone 355. FEED edly would be represented to con family rctumrd from n visit of two ALBION LIMrTED number tilr conditioners sider Bgftln not only a "w a r con- .■Mrs. H arry Buckles. Mrs. OrvUla PERMANENTS. I I J C Up. Shampoo, Bugler groR-ing m ash----- *3,00 cwl. for home" or oJflce. llobl. E. Lee w ects will) relatives In Los Angele.i. Bugler 20T. layins maih....S2.B5 cwU %\uv\pUon tax." but por.tward credits MiirDean Carver and Bcmlco Uunt, Mrs. P, E. Woodle, Mrs. R. H, tlriKcrwave, 60c. Phone 1BS5-J, SalM Coinixuiy. for corporntlons and corporate ex Mr. and Mra. Albert Tracy nnd Snyder. Mrs. Emmett Crystal, Mrs. Mayme McCabe, OOVL-RNMENT WHEAT Hawks, Pocatello, and Tom Mitchell. ground In ton loU ___ __$1.70 cwt. cess profits tax ratc.1, th e "with children. Terry ond Martin, lelt for Ronald Reed, Mrs. Richard AvekiU SEVERAL Kooer cent of a corporation’s i. picnic at Joe Brim canyon, DUACK tipper billfold lost In Jer Iliunn, i'.i south, c ast end o( Main wood IftUir, new. G;i.''ollne Maytag rhidlng Mrs. Rom Freer. Burleyl ccr-i protlls Income, w hich would be Mr«. Harry Uueklrs and ML-.s Naomi Mr. and Mri. >. O, Parsons nnd fenic work. ( ome Soturdny night. Finder keep SMALL lliree room ho\ise. No chll- OlOO-RJ. motor, 512 niUi nvenue rtu t'’ money. Phone B5-J. Twin Falls. inxed Q flat per cent, would not Edwards. Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. son. Kero". ond daughter, Helen, drcii. Wilier furul.'iliccl. I’honc help smoll companltn which visited relallve.% in Tw in F alb. SPLENDID Guernsey cow. HIkH Clyde Afanli. S t. Maries, recelw d STRAVEO from pxsture last Wed- 713J. renily might not have much c Dinner Guests test. l=Vc.-ih In Fcbnm ry. Halla, RADIO AND MUSIC guest prUcs, Mr. and Mrs. David Peterson and . HANSEN. Ju n o 29—Mrs. H altle neidtti', bay horse, no brand vLilble. MurtauKh. profits Income. m visited h b ' moUicr, Mrs. Jo niulcr notify Curtis Bower, phono REAL ESTATE WANTED LARGEST stock "New and used Pi Less than 24 hours a fte r th e Pltlullo wn.n a dinner guest of Mr. O n U. 6. hiKhways 40 nnd 5 0 ,___ hanna Peterson, at tlie Cottnge hos nnd Mrs. John Powell, after which 7iJ<. Kimberly. anos." Adams Music Company mlttee colnplcted its first i.tudy of of Wcndover, Utoli, traffic signs pro pital. Burley. ' I HAVE II cn-'.li cttMoiner for ii dfiilr- • (form erb' Daynea Muslo Com the new bill which contained n pro- the party npent the evening at tho nlilr W(;ll-lmprov«l flO acrM within vide for 11 Î>oed limit of 00 miles Mrs. Kay Cooper nnd Mrs. Hllla home of Sheriff nnd Mrs. Warren SITUATIONS WANTED ,. Phone O3B0J3. pany), vL'lon for payroll deductions of 10 an hour in daytime, but at night Waymetcr nre visiting friends In 10 mllf.i of Tivln I'ull.n. If you de- per cent of the difference between Lowery. Twin Falls, where supper i.lro (o M'll iiucli 11 fnm i call a t NEW Uiey change lo read 50 miles Burley. was 5cr\’ed to e. Btou7» of trSends. TWIN FALLS Mud bull aervli;!-. nn indWldunls" income a n d Ills ex hour. Mrs. L aura H aller spent a week niy ofllcc, C. A. Roblawii. llvered lo furtii, Guem.iey.-.. Hol- USED PIANOS emptions, Secretary Morgenthnu Others present were Mr. ond Mrs.' BAND INSTRUMENTS visiting her son and family, Mr. William Haynes, now of Twin Falls; steln.1. Phone 0185-R], (Unclosed th a t the "withholding" and Mrs. Howard Haller, Rupert, HELP WANTED—WOMEN HOMES FOR SALE DUMAS-WARNER MUSIC STORE rate might be cut to S per cent. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Vanllook and REGISTERED G urnv.cy bull. 10 Chauncey Pierson, who hiu been Mr. and Mrs: Cliff H arkins, Ooodlng, m ontlu old. Drown Orcliard, Eden. Time Tables seriously ill at Uie homo of Mrs. and M r. and Mrs. Cl>'de Edmlnlster. Idulio. AUTOS FOR SALE SchMul* of p>u«ne>r t Cora Erickson, Is recovering satis- Rock Creek. Yacht Party fnctorlly. SWAP—1037 Olds coupe, 5 extra RICHFIELD, Ju n e 20—Ml-vi Zella WANTED: Experienced benuty op- PUREBRED blnck Poliiiul China Coffman wa.i hMte?J to Uie F. W. A. Brmlce Clark Li spending tho k erator. An attrnctlve po.iltlon. Box bonr, I vcar old,-Noli nuich, M good tlre.-i, for hay. grain or fu r sum m er vtsltlnfc h e r sister, M rs, P. B. 0. Picnic 41. Tlmc.'..Newa. niture, Sweet's Purnliuro Store. rliib St a yacht party. Prlres were FIVE Room mofiern lioiwe with tnuHh. awarded M rs. LouLi Steven.i and Romaine Jensen and family, Logan, ■RUPERT. Ju n e 30—Member* of nlccplnu porcli. Would trade efjuliy ML« n h e l Pope for m em bers nnd Utah. chapter P. P. E. O. SUterhood, held WANTEI): S women i.lrnwb(;rr}' USED porta for cars and trucks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Taylor, Bur- a picnic on the lawn nt the home of pickers at. EdmondnoiiV Apply ut for car. Phone 521R. Twin Palls Wrecking, Kimberly Ml-w Leona Cenarrusa and Mrs. POULTRY FOR SALE Pearl Clayton for guestr.. Others bonk, Calif., visited h e r parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Tliomas Maberly. Mrs. house. I S iiorUi Wa.ihlnRton Road. ■ and Mrs, Matthew Tremnyno. Mrs, Maberly, delegate to tho state con scliool TucMlay noon. NEW five room modem home. Full NEW Umi>SinRE Red pulltW. i prewtvl w trft El«t\e JcnklM niwl Mrs. b«em ent, Ilrepl.ice, fum nce, sto LATE model Chevrolet coupc, good Jim Lathrop. Mts.s Ethel Pope was Taylor was formerly Velma Tre- vention nt Orangeville, gave her montJis old. phoni; 34J3. Mur- mayne. Tliey also vblted his par report. HELP WANTED—MEN ' ker, gnrnge. Shade. Small cmj] taugh, Idiiho, • condition nnd rubber. Phone I)rcênteera. Pliane 553. 225 TURKEYS. OrcKOii Broad B reast, five week-i old. Phone 1034 PLYMOUXH, coupe, good rub- MALTA ATTACKERS DOWNED FARMS AND ACREAGES 0383 R3. btr, $110 cash. Call O’enlngs, 401 VALLETTA, .Malta. Ju n e 37 OPh - FOR SALE 11th street. Buhl. Tlie RAP fighter patrol shot down Crossword Puzzle l i l l i i l l i l l l l TW O to ftl* weeks old W hite Leg seven enemy flRhters In the last 24 EXCELLE.NT 10 acre tract, motlem horn pullrt.'i at .special reduced GOOD 1940 Ford sedan. Low mile age, good rubber. Excellent condl- h'ours w ithout suffering a single lovs, ACRoaa . home. Cow bum . cl)lclccn houxe. prices while they In.ii. 3 iiioiitha It was officially announced tonight. Shade, Mirubbrry, fruit. Close In. old • Austnilorj) pullets, Ah.o 3 tlon. Intermountain Seed. L rrK S tta A number of deaths and injuries (. CDfDlxot UNFURNISHED Perfcct for IrrlKatlon, A real buy. pound colored fo’crs. liaycs resulted from a brief bombing at il. lUvallan Hatchery, 1B34 CHEVROLET coach. .Clean, lU Wlf» of PrUra •kluuilen APARTMENTS Robcrt.1 <5; Heaw n. Phono 503. heater, radio, good rubber, motor tack on the harbor area and the Ii. \Vor>t>lpB iL D.tlsn e( ictl. A-l. B«U or trade for Inter modt\ .ot a n airdrom e \tt.^t night, l.c4vn (llatif . t»r»a nb)»eu FOR SALE OR TRADE GOOD THINGS TO EAT «(. Qtrm c«JI> car or pickup. J. N. Moore, Filer, It was reported. 41. Beotcb wtlftt- Rt. 2. «». Hrm I tor nJhutn M. K .iSfk""''* THREE room.1. m odem . Elcctrlc LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS IT. u » n or trtckyi SL Kind Ot t»4s range, rcfrlgerntor fumbhed. 404 tUnf M. m c n s e * P-I4 McCORMICK-Dcerlng Tractor. MARSHALL strawberries by gallon, TRUCKS AND TRAILERS NOTICE TO BIDDERS It. Itutalui rlT.r Blue Lakes. Phone 1703. ia. ar««k u ttir II •• T rade for sheep. R. B. McMahon, you pick nnytimc. l mile north Sealed proposal? will be received U. TOUKC p«opl* WL.N*«dla«ork range. Oarogc. 130 Fourth avenue DOWN a. Card vlth ae* 6 FOOT McCormlck-Deerlng bind HARDWARE 1. T.hlcî L rropp*d up ewiL Phone eiO-M. er. Lowe. 3 east, 2',* south KJm- S3KIM milk. lOe h a lf gallon In 3 quart contnlnirs. cash and carry Hangar Rod Assemblies, etc. I t Drr 1 Wax otauntnu 4. n»er eer.rlsca bttTly. Proposal forms and specifications In c lU en arrlTlnc I. Dock veed Young’s Dairy. . I'uhl and ?i»*I may be obtained at the Office of the lES STACB U.HES «. Ueoniata ta USED Case (J fool combine for State Purchasing Agent, Capitol A gmln. beuns. clover seeds; engine STRAWBERRIES by gallon. You TWIN FALLS-aUN VALLET pick. Bring containers. <> nortli, Building, Bobe, Idalio. Proposals t OixumUm " drive, straw siireader, Innes pick will be opened and publicly read a t L Op«nilo oln FURNISHED up. Roy Marquee. Paul. Idnlio. ‘a we.it, west end of Main. A. T. *tl«WUI4 *Bd C*rwl. Near. No Sunday plcklngl LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS the above stated time. t. naistD« APARTMENTS MAUDE L. COSHO, (VU 4Dd C*r«7). 30 INCH Case grain separator wlUi Arnvf« .. . , ™ 1 il Aeed concavcs. TliU *eparntor In State Purchasing Agent TWIN FALW-WgLLB A-1 mechanical condition, guaran NOTICE TO BIDDERS Pub: June 29. 30 and Ju ly 1, 1B43. teed. $350 worth of new porta w ent ENGLISH Setter Independent Meat or comer roiith Jiiyeee Scaled proposals will b« received NOTICE TO BIDDERS into this machine. Inquire at Wil park. by the Slate Purchasing Agent. Sealed proposals will be received A rrlm .. ______Si«j liams Tractor company o r Ei»rl Capitol Building. Boise Idalio. until TWIN rAtxa-Bt;p*rf by the* State purcliaslng Agent, _____ T. .I t . Farllnger, Bulil. WANTED TO BUY 2:00 P. M.. July 13,1042, for fum lah- Capitol Building, Boise Idaho, untU aiM tf cotf Ss^g the Stale of ldaht> Bureau ol SEVERAL A llls-C haim en 00 all- 2:00 P, M.. Ju ly 13,1B42, lo r lu m lsh - tVI. EdM .nd.lUMltoBl. crop combines. RecondlUoned. Me- CASH paid for iwed furniture nnd Hlgh-vays at Twin Polls, Idaho tho ing the State of idnlio Bureau of Comilck-Deerlng combine with stovea. Uoon',1. PHone 5. following; Hlghwoyi, th e following: TWIN FALUI TSANBrr m o to r., Ttie.se should be looked 24 each Dowels, ?i"*3-.0” 35 PCS. 4’‘xlfl"-10' SIE. 1. 837 FBM r«TTtB. beuJ contn — WANTED—All Itindi scrap metal. 20 eaclj Anchor Bolt.i. \" x l2 " ------..... Uiak *Bd T rut I.AROB. small apartment. Call ovfr. Combines nre definitely . 3 PCS. 4’-xlO’’-12- SIE, 128 FBM cenMT 19 Btaalw « WalcnvD venMr eSiub* C«scy Service SUUon, iSI7 Kim ing to be hard to gel. Howard Junk House. Tractor Company, 2U0 lbs. GO d. nails FBM bcwi MrU ritt. M r. lUak «iid berly Road. Pbone 373J. , 12S Iba. 20 d nalU BlBOUl 10 U . bMT. WANTED; Wood or wire hangers, 391 PCS. 4"xl8"-18’ Rough, 3fl.M6 SSO'lbs, 12 d barbed nails 104 PCI. 2'*x4"-12’ Rough. 832 PBM TWO rooms, electric stove, private SEEDS AND PLANTS m gtKd condition, Vio each. CLO81M0 TUB r o i HAIL u . Baian vDA * entrance, 115. 3 0 Fourth avenue Troy or National plant. Proposal forms and ipeciflcatlons Proposal forms and specifications east. BEED poUtoet—33 bags Blue Tag, moi- b« obtained a t th e Office of Uie mny be obtained a t Uie Office of the 118 Eân Bench Russets. Globe A PEW two row bean cutters. In - S tate Purcha.->ing Agent, Capitol State Purchasing Agent. Capitol Seed and Feed company. . qulro Self Manufacturing Com Building. Boise. , Idaho. Propwals Building, Boise, Idaho. Proposals v s . - , “.■."iti..-... pany. will be opened and publicly read at will be opened and publlclj' read a t HAY, GRAIN AND FEED the above stated time. th e alwve stated time. Otu* ta Waili. N rr, Mly. ONE room. Electric ato\-e, refriger CASH paid for your uied ca, v. MAUDE L. C 0 6 H 0 , MAUDE L. COSHO. ator. Adults. 310 T h ird avenue equity. DeGroff-Woori Majn State Purchasing Agent SUte Purchasing Agent R S S a S a r . north. Pub; June 23. 30 a n d July i042. Pub: June 29, 30 and July 1. IOC. ___Euge.T en TlMES-NEWSrTWlN FALLS, IDAHO Monday, Jtm o M . 1842 CLARit W RENOUNCE JUDGESHIP AIMS IP ELECTED GOVERNOR GOVERNOR DROPS At Payette LEGiUNlISAI HOLD EVERYTHING ■ C H SESSION )EAS FOR BENCH -Tn maimta n f^co n ilL ir IIIAKING BUHLCHAR SETATPAM, BOISE. Ju n e 29 -Whcn Oov- WASHINGTON. Ju n e 23 J-T )- BUHL. June 20-Buhl pool of the Christian church member* and ▼ fm o r Clark nnnounccd liL'i bUl for u Presldenl Roo-sevelt'a aid wa.i sought Aiheriean Legion and fiuxlllary held leaders from over Ihls seeUon of /iKond two-ycar term WeUiiestlny today In an effort to save Uie civil regular meetlni;* a t th e Legion hall, Idaho are expected to be present for he mcAnl to rcnounco nil amblllon ian coaiervatlon coriia from exllnc' and m ade plans for Uie FlfUi dU- the state convenUon whlcli wlU get tou-iinl Uie fedcrixl JuflKc.sJilp lor lion Bs congre.is worked feverL%hIy irlet convention to be held here the underway at Payette Tue.sday and lOolio If rcclcctcd. (I reliable r.oiirco to complete action on several Im lasl week In Jub'. al wlilch time dis wlUch will continue through T hurs Indlcftttd today. portant appropriation .bllU befon trict officers are to be elected. A day. Tlie Infonnnllon conlraillctcd oft- the end of the fiscal year tomorrow banquet will be acn'cd preceding the Tlieme of Uie convenUon Is *T1ib. rtpcalol pr«llcUon.i Uinl Cliirk a t mldnlRlil. ineeUngs. Cliurcli Is Uie Way,” and delivering would rt'slRn to take the bcnch vii- Praetlcally a.viured of quick New officers of Buhl post ore to five sermons on that general theme cnted Fell. 1 by Fetlcral Juduc C. C. ote approval was a »43,020,« . be elected July 8. as convenUon speaker will be Clif CftVnnaJi, » h o now i.i se n ’liin in ii mUllary supply bill, but lost minute New officers of Ihe auxlllory have ford II. Jope, Indianapolis, Ind., gen retired stiitus. hagRllng was In pro«pect over a »7G, already been elected Including: Mrs. eral representaUve Of the pension T h r game source mild Unit Clivrk. 020,000 fund for the CCC. and «up Anna Slelma. president; Mrs. Alice fund of Uie church. If reclrclfd. would serve tlip lu ll tt-rm porters had almost Riven up hope of Taylor, vlee-prealdent: Mrs. Martina Tlie speaker, who Is on the execu and nddfd Uint Uic Kovcmor. nlncu enaetlnR the »000,000.000 farm ap- Yeller. secreniry-treaaurer; Mrs. Me tive committee of the department of Pearl Harbor, liaa Imd no intention p: prlatlons measure before the linda Heaselholt, historian; Mr*. evangelism of the federal council of triidlnff Ills cxccuUve chair for deadline. Mable Barron, sergeant-at-arms and ot churches, will particularly em the fWeral bencli. The CCC nllounent. approved by Mrs. Mildred ERRle.ston. c hapl^ n. Specnlallon D«tln> Karly phasize tvangellsm In his convenUon th e senate when Vice Prer.ldent WoV ExecnUve 0«ard addresses. Sixxuinllon U>«t Clark hiIkM bC' lace ca.« the deciding vote lo break ExecuUve board members are Mrs. Other agencies of Che Christian come federal JuclKf bcK»n la-'^l Oc a 32 lo 32 tie, was Included In CLtFFORO H. JOrE church will make reports to the con tober wlien It wa* known Uiut Judfjc »J,157,000,000 measure to supply Maud Amos. Mrs. Idii Sm ith nnd Cavnhah meiint to retire. Only i>ub- . . . General reprrsenUtlve of Mrs. Ju a n ita Ray. vention and conduct apeclal sesslon.s. fundi for the lalxir department and the Chrltllan church who will be Among lho.se to attend from this 11c Indle-itlon tlie Kovemor lin.i m ade th e , social security adm inistration Mr*. Slelma presided In the ab WIL1 n atntfinrnt liuit winter that hi speaker at the Idaho sUle een- sence of the pre-sldent Mrs. Vivian r,ecuen will be th e following: for the forthcoming year. venUon of Chrltllan churches at Rev. Eugene Stump, pastor of the wa.1 "Intere.ilrir In tlir por.ltloii. With a Joint .seniite-house confer Brown, who now resides at Port whldJ pay* *10,000 nnntially for life Payette June 30 to Ju ly 2. land. O n , Christian church In Rupert and ence commlttce scheduled to mee! pre.sldent of Uie convention: Rev. and Is rrsarrittl by liiwycrK iw tlir durhiR the afternoon. Senator Me New meeting .lales were chosen ntiraeUve Icual i>o-il In Un- wlUi Uie Legion Ui meet the second Mark C. Croncnbergcr. Twin Fulls, Curran, D.. Nev.. .lald he lioi^d r.omf president of Uie state board; Mrs. »u«le. exprc.'.slon would be forthcomlnK ond fourth We Olen Tay 000 Jews In Europe since th r wai of the Loynl W om en's cloi.s. and work." tlepresslon-born agency liquidated. lor. Jr.. Jim Shadduck ond Gene began, spokesmen for th e World Mrs. II. J. Reynolds. Ob/icn'trs believed the phrnaroloKy Rep. W oodruni. D-, Vn., said lu JewL'Oi congre.v said today. thought Ihe house would refuse K I T By PAPERS Jonea. sons i>- vl.Unn re|x>rted today on the ba.sU Funds were voiebcll, nlKO a Di-mocrat—have borne rasualty brine removed al .Seatilr. W»i>b.. from a U. H. tram VULCANIZING •urr5 and wounded from Dutch llir •ionic iiubll.ihcrs lu d to make wase ords 0.S a defense projett. Several Jewish i>opulatlon of C.OOO.OO* to pp€aJtJon n t p r o m t. pnrl »Mp wlilrb brouclit flrxt rvai .■■ohilcr k lu fi/it-e been filled a t the 7.000,iyx>. ItUIiew Daehed by Labor Itor iilnre Japanese attaeka on Ibc Alaxkan Uland outpo%t. artjastment.s In the ca.sc of employes liies — Truck Tl :EFHE who worked imu.'.ually long houi'x Red Cruvs rawing room by auxIUao' T lie slaugliler Is p a ri ot the nazl; irnser T ires—Lj Cfunptoell. like W hile, has n o t ye TORT HALL INDIAN RESERVA- "While the law liiid cniirrd ii gen- mrrnbeni. and plans were madi proclaimed policy that "pliyidcal ex aiinoiiiiecd. b u t hl.i nomliiatlnK pcti Tread Design* 110N. June 20 ./Vf-'nic Ik.M niys ot •al reduction lu hoiii;. of work.” continue In this work. termlnnUon of Uie Jew miwt from Ilona arc clrculatlnit. It wa.% Inirni-d >clthiR .Min loiilKlit will le illvlslon reporlvd. "a !.iib-.liinllal It was (lecldpti lo hold the uni now on be the nim of Gernianj Ills opponent, who claims Mippori of I murMxl hundred.'t of Bam liliuilc of the two Kroups and their h er allies," Uie spoke.smen said, orgiinlred labor. 1* Howard IlWiew, jiroportlon of the .small papers sur MAGEL AUTO veyed had nol adjusted their work famlllrji at il'e Buhl park durli KellosB. veteran miner. Buy Bonds! PHO.SE 540. TW IN FALLS AIR PATROL PAIR ing relirdulea lo Uie -tO-lKuir week. July. T lie U. 0- Imported $43,527,071 Thomas now has three primary foes. Prwley P. Horne. Caldwell 0'r;onncl, the ion senate. Twn mei:iber.i of the Tw in Fiilb - American biiy.s ii war l>ond, r.iiiiadroti, civil air pulrol, Kiiiulay It m onotonous brii and Uie elim ination of one l.vsiie n AlUioueh -several have n o t nil* ■ for tour day.i an nounced yet, all of Uic Inciunbcnt.i were amonK Idaho CAP nlembl•^^ to Uie Jnp.i lo.’,e fiu-c. Buy your week, Maiiy publL.hcrs adjusted to in lx>U) state and naUona] office are receive cltallons from Oov, Cbii;.e 10' every pay Be ft slralKht—b ^ everybody cr wlibtle.% blow has yet to reveal hi< plan.i. Dwor- for the crrcmony were Mnyniird law In the face of exemplliin tor all shok hM been tiirefltencd wlUi pri Cralif, squadron com m ander, und O. -Oioot u tr a S il^ lo the biink oUier tyjic.s of i mall-low n e r ' m ary opposition by sta te Sen. K. C. A. Kelker. fijuadron InlclllKcnce of luid buy ^var boniLs. llu prise." Barlow of Cassia county, a home ficer. Maklns the trip In a new Cub Uirnbblng I SAYS...' “ your every p.vy day. town rival. Till- dune e Intc Coupe plane which CralK rcuenlly food or water. Uiicor G o u ett iSllrnt ■ purcha.scd In St. Louis, the trip flKiitlnt;— m en i ,Our Lieut. Oov. C. C. GoMclt. Nnmpn, iclous of hi'.ii. wind, riiln or cn thcro took-one hour and 32 nilnutrs > their share. Here th i7 move In a monoionou.% d ie has not yet announcu^t. , and the return (rip one hour and 21 MAVY INCREASES Sccretao’ of State Oeonje H. Cur i the le.vit we c an i slowly around a Kri'ni i>«lc, thr tis u-Jll BKwunce aJjorfJy n /ie r JijJy eye.T fastrnrd on tlie tribal etnbli': ______'itolie field .w iir aoo lO'-;. of our Jjicojiii a white buffalo skull iiUip th e pol 1. friends said today. Hu has rrn:rnt of battle, the niivv aiiiiouiiced Ij ;ui. ;.qiiad' vlctorv. . every piiv dr » flniil rblnK r. • State Superintendent of Public roll ad ju tan t; Floyd GrlrvL-. train. rninK of July -I. It Mirtereil InslrucUon C, E, Roberts, who hi inK und operations offln-r. und Dick ..ibly 1 completed one tenn, also will lu Love. OliNcrvi'ts for the (rip ^ dy) iR fa.s H E R E ’S T H E W AY nounce sliortly, frIcnd.^ said. Brook.'i Barnhoii.'ie and Ulanolie NorUi Idolio Candidates Dowell. Jerome Defense Tliere were Indications Umt i.ouU- At Richfield the filers urro k> liiTr a l hoiiH- it-se l)a:Ue..iilp:. em Idaho Republlcnns, recosnljln« of Burk Albert nt luncheon. r bonds—10^ for uar Workers Praised TO HELP THE wishes of north IdaJio breUii In addlt the Jiipa would prcseiit no prim ary op[>o:iltlon every pay day. JEROME. June 21 — Personal letters of i>rulsc from C. A. Arney, heavy cru for C. R. Qalley of Qouiidarj’ coun de;ilroyer;; sini::, llirre or n-.ori- n ty. nprced upon by tJie Panluindle ii Temblor Shakes stale coordlniitor ot civilian defense, were recelvcrl toilay by S herltf Lee crulr.ers damaniHl, one lti;iU en a candidate for secretary of suite Uirlfly. If ycni ;.avp you ni daniased and four lran-.;.tii!; und Edward Nelson of GranKcvllli, ^ Itirllty. W ar biiiids help yn Johnr.on and B erlS hlm m ln for Uielr Santiago, Chile contribution lo Jerome county's carRO .ships dam aged or selected by Uie nortJierner.i us their bomb nnd toriiedo lilU-.- choice for lieutenant Kovernor, SANTIAGO. Chile, June ::!) (-1-)— lo sAve iiiHl help lo home dcfeme units. îctory ;.hli)s A itronR earlhqimke wii.i felt a l l;3S America. Buy your 10 o< Sheriff Johnson and M l Shim- and |H)\slbly more of th Boise drugtilsl Donald S. White probably .sank. head, defeated for n second term a. m. (12:35 a. m. m ountain war • cent every pjiy day. mln are eo-organlrers of an •'mix- Ume) today in Sanllaco. Commun lllary sheriff* eorp-s." mmle up o; Adds (o Losses lieutenant Bovenior two yeara n„_. Tlie communique. l;.;.ii<.l at Pa ications were inlerruptfd and elec volunteers trained In defense |iro- will no t enter Uils year’s pflmury'. It '..Ten per cen t of your Income elfic headquarters by Adm Ciir-.le: WS3 said. W alter V. Day. Murt4iu{;h tric se n ’lee wiu cut. cedure. T lirlr pliui hu.s been to .-.e- L In war boncb will help F. Nimllz. rom inander In chirf. no Ja tm e r wJio raji J;j 15*0 lo r Pie w c- CorjiJcf.^ were toppJeiJ Irosn bulliJ- lecl a "key nuin" from ejicli of .lev- oniy conflrm itl iirevloa.i repori.-. o retory of sta te n o m ln a U ^ . lUso ItiK* In Ihe downtown sector, but no build the iiliuies nner cent every pay day. Axis Planes Away Uie povslblllty Uial even more en RUPERT emy craft were runk or damaged Are you entitled to wear ’ GIBRALTAR. June 20 i-T>—Three Most any useful item is in demand now and Finished by Forty axis planes attacked Gibraltar < 11 was rvldenl lhai the commun CASTLEFORD. Ju n e 29 — Forty and Mrs. Perr.hlnK Vnnce ^ "larKef lapel bulton? Yi lo.ircnt.'i. Dr. a n d .Mr>,. S ^ n r e If you a re Inve.Hlng at bomb.i. durlnR heavy anU-alrcraft lo.—Allied airmen )n "igQ . Uie only two In Ihelr cla.s« Haley, Don H aney. Be.iale H a n . of hU parenl.s a l M utual. Okla.. Uielr mo,M prolonRcd atU ck on the Gooding Registration d the largest In Uic Ja p an e tc navy, "lU week where they will attend and the 10,050-lon Soryu and Klryu. Jo h n Hill, LftVem Jenkln.r several hours during the night, Cnilsers known -sunk were prob as fralenwt deleuute to the Uuh selective service office in the bank ahnll. Lloj-d Newman, D orothy P e t was announced today. building Ju n e 30. Tlie office will be ably Uie .MogamI and Mikuma. erson. Clirlstlan church convention. A communique from General 3J00-toas wlUi 13 6.1-lnch guns WorUiwhlle club met at the home open at 7 a. m. and will clnt.r a t 0 June Peterson. Evelyn Rend, DourUi-s MocArUiur'a headquarters p. m . Mrs. Ruby Ma.vsey. clerk ot the •ach. Ulster jh lp s of Uie four-slilp Christy Reese. Ha Eample, Mar- of Mrs. O. W. Paul. County Ascnt called the attack "a light, prolonged Mogaml cla.s3. CLASSIFIED AD board, uUi have a number of as C. W, DalRh addre.vsrd Uie Rroup. In the Midway ballle Uie Unlletl B artt flftvclberB, Ju n io r Stelm a, and harai^hiR raid" and a spokes sistant registrars. Gloria Dean Tliomas, & J. Wode, Mrs. Jo h n H unter wns ti2.'.lslanl man added Uial li was the longest Slates lost one destroyer sunk and Cor» Walker, jomen Wheeler, lla h(KtCf.S. raid In Uiat area. ilrcrafl carrier damaged, WlRglns, Sidney, WlRglns, Slilrley ,Tlie war bulleUn also snnounced suited. Wllllanu, Sammy Yoahlda and Gene 1 nU;ht attack on .Uie w harf area DECLO Zach. PAUL if TulaKi, In th e Solomon Islands, Minor Blaze Phone 38 and Ask for an b u t deUlU were n o t dlaelosed. Mrs. Annie W illiams le ft recently for Oregon'to visit her soiii and BURLEY. June 23—T l>e,flre rte- Barn at Fairfield Mr. Aiid Mrs. Menno Tenner fnd their families, Elmer and Veni Wil liartm ent pm out a blaze In Uie old baby who-have been lIvlnR In Ogden, Convention Report liams. botUlng work.^ building In back of . Destroyed by Fire have moved back lo Uielr home In Mr, and Mrs. Cecil ClirLsto[>lier;.on lome (x-i upled by G under- nn North Oakley avenue. T he Ad Taker Paul. Pre.sented for RNA FAIRFIELD. Ju n e 25—A b a m , on and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ro«s fire Rtar:«l in .-ôme trash In Uie Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bryaon and HANSEN. June 31>—Large nttend- UIgley reerntly visited relatives In Chimney creele, belonelng to A rden bulldftig and about $10 dumage rc- Uturltzeo, waa destroj-ed by /Ire. son. and Mr. and Mrs. GeorBC Fro- nce marked the Royal Neighbor Idaho Falls. Harness and woffon tn Uie buUdlns nek have returned from Kellosp, lodge meeUng a t Ihe WoodmoJi hall, Mr. anti Mrs, Pr«l Canrtll and were saved. XI is believed that, the where Uiey visited his sisters,'Ntr. whpre reports of the 'district con daughter. Maxine. Buhl, nntl .Mr. and blaze w u llA rted by children t>lay- and Mrs, Elmer Zandt, and Mra. vention held a t . Tw in FWli were M rs. K. Fm nklln, California, vl.slt- •ln» with mate' -- RuUi Lyons.- They also vbltcd hli given by Mrs. Minnie Bedov, vice- ed a t Uie P rank Flslier nnd Cecil Then Buy War Stamps brother nnd slster-tn-law, Mr. and omcle. Vonberg hocies. Cherries are Ripe From gm-enunent (ources comes Mrs, Robert Brj-ion, Calaldo, Ida. Rem ainder of th e. evening was Mr. and Mrs. Warren Robrns left Bings nnd Royal Annes are ready. Uw Uut the «rrylcca dS Mr. and Mrs. Prancis M cKcen f^pcnl a t p ln o c lile .' W ith M rs. H. for Kimberly where Mr. Robi-ru wU) • Come nnd bring your own iKWMtthlng like 1.700,000 men and went lo KelloRC to tfike Uielr d a u sh - Fomwalt director. Mr*. Edn* Bally be staUon Agent,- transferred from container. With The Money! women' wlU be needed to buUd the ter-ln-lftw. Mrs. WUllam McKeen, won high hononi. H ostess was Miss Dcclo. Crystal Springs Orchard 13»/K» pUne* called for by President and baby to Join Mr. McKeen, who Carol Sanderson, auisied by her Ml.M Belly Ke.vsler Is in Pella vis . Filer. Idaho Phone C-J-9 B o w m lt In tbe 1M3 scbedtile. is employed at the DunkerhlU mine. motlier, Mr#. Hugh Sandtrson. iting her cousin. Nancy Ke^lrr. —WB ATTACK! ATTACK! NIGHT FINALi; ATTACK! '-'■vl Mail Edition ...... vl You can help your country take th« offensive — bay war bonds. A Regional Newspaper Scnrtn^

VOL. 25, NO. 62 OfHeUl CItr TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1942 PRICE 6 C ENTS BRITISH DIG IN TO STOP NAZIS Citizens Warned As Idaho Futiu’e Fai’mers Convened Here Reinforcements of To Face 15 More U. S. Planes Arrive CAIRO, Tuesday, June 30 (/P)—The Brillflh eighth army Ration Programs today threw nil available reinforcements into its new W ASHINaXON. June 39 (U. ) - line of defense about 50 milefl cast of M atnih, the strong American* were w arned today In ft hold Riven up yesterday to the axis forces driving into houio report on ft 11,830,497,011 ap ‘EVERYTHING IN Egypt. TJie line will run from strong coastal positions 50 propriation bin lor 19 war agt idea to preparo for 16 nddltlonal ra lon- miles wefit of M atruh southward about 45 miles to the great Ing programs wlUiln the next lear. CONGRESS HOLDS Qattara depression. The battle for Egypt Is now In full Tlie bill. provldlnB tor operall-'n SIGHT LEVELED’ force a.s General Claude Auchinleck's array digs In for o t Iho QRcncles d u rln s the lUcal all-out resistance. . year startlnR Wednesday, was aj)- proi'ed bj’ tfte howe flpproprlaUons NIGHI SESSION; commlltce today and sent to the By FRED VANDERSCIIMIDT houro for Immrtlftto consideration. AMoelated Preas War Editor It was deslgnftUd Uie flr/it aupple- HEADQUAR'TERS, HAWAIIAN Wild bnttlc of decision flowed on tonight over Egypt’s menui defense approprlaUon Wll 'A IR FORCE, T . H„ June 33 l/T)— DEADLl NEAR Striking In the brilliant light ot a' desert where the British eighth army, fighting deapcrately to for 1B«. ■ W ASmNOTON. June 39 <;D — full moon, U. S. arm y bombers loosed ie deferred u nlll tomor- pnrllclpatcd In the long-range at —Great Ilrltaln and th« Soviet specifically prohlblt«d the agency Union have signed an arreement British gave up Matruh, from recclvlne any more money from tack was not disclosed. 'There were Leadert, hoping to. dlipone of all no American casualties and only one proTldlng for financing ot Dritlsh coastal fortress 175 miles the Prtsldenfa emergency fund, mllllary supplies aent lo Ruula. Hendenon Sees New natlonlnc rrgulnr approivlAtloh bUla before plane received any damage, that from Alexandria, to the Uie new flacnl y e a r starts W ednes being minor and resulting from a the Mmcow radio announced to OPA AdmlnLitrator Leon Hender day. British military supplies will enemy. son told U« commltlee he '•foresees day. also cftlltd i o t voles tomorrow shell fragment. Unwilling to .expose hlj bullered on compromljo roeasure-n carrying It was the secopd attack ...... be delivered lo the Soviet Union the need” for 15 new rftUonlnj pro on a leaso-lend basis. main body to envelopment and de- grams In addlUon to present raUon- funds for the department of agri- Island since Uie Japanese seized It strucUon by German Marshal Rom cullure. the federal security agency a t high cost Dec. 23, The first was 1ns of sugar, gasoline, automobiles. WASHINGTON, Ju n e 2# t« > -T h e mel's strong tank foreci, Oen air Ures and typewriters, and the department of labor. They Feb. 2t by naval planes from an Claude Auchlnleck moved It east said the house would retoln In Am erlcan ta.ik force which pounded navy department announced to The commHtee’s report said It Among those taking active leadership In the Future Farmer* of America which opened at night Uiat a large United States tug ward affaln, meanwhile sene ratified Ja n e 29 OT) — DestrucUon e f twa Only Bear Gnanl at M atnh by the senate before the measures acting secretarr. (Staff rhot«*Engnvlng) stepping stone In the Poclflo at general raUonlng program for the Japanese Zero (naval) planes In Matruh wo* left with only a rear go to the Whit# House. least until the Japs can repair the entire country." an anll-alreraft bamge>after aa guard: the axis could claim no moro Largest single Hem In the bill was Th« senate deferred action damage and fly In new planes." than BJXK) priknem In capturing Jt, said Cot. Art W, Meehan, who allied pilot bad lured them tnta » l.t00.000,000 for th e w ar alilpplng and also post point-blank range waa described and this, quite poalhly v m * co&> • administration. Tlio committee re poned unUI then consideration of piloted onft of th e bombers. sldcrable exaggeration. ”We gave them everything we today by a member ol the gun ported tlist the WSA would use the house-apprortd *42,800,000.000 war Dumpground Matter battery. With the Zeroa repeated Possibly Auchlnleclc win be able took over and all our planes re money to finance acauliUlon. hire, supply bill. STATE FFA EYES ly firing at him. the allied pUet to regrtnip on a shortened. 40-mtle turned without casualties. Only one expenses, reconditioning, oulfUUng, The Utter meaaure wa.i reported went Into a power dive toward a line iKtween E l DnlMw lOO-milet v e s t , operation, repair. Insurance and In- plane was hit, by a fragment of of Alexondilft, and the upper end of to the senate today and Immediate atvU-alrcTaft. .. clump of trees ceneaaled the bat* I cldentjU expense* ot the warUme ftctlon v u asked, but Senator Mc- Left up to Council tery. th e sUik-Uke Q a ttw u ' StvnaUm. merchant marine. Mon Uum 100 ••Credit was shared by all who where the soft sands should protect Nory. Oregon, the Itepubllcan lead WARASSISTANCE went on Uie mlislon but we cannot vessels wUl be acquired to add to er. objected. The city garbage disposal question todny was back In COLUMOOS, Miss., June 39 (/P>— hU lett naak. the present merchant fleet Delegates lo the stale convention. dlsc lo v all Uio names. I would give This depended, however, on the Artny Tncreaie Seen "In the name of decency and out the lap of the T«Hn Falls city council. Future Farmers of America, today the moot credit to the navigators Two student pilots were killed and of respect for orderly procedure.- two others Jumped to safety today speed and nftturo of his reinforce Tîsllmony at hearings on the var* That apparently was the result of a mcetinp called by heard a discussion on agricultural who made a perfect flight like pick ment, and the success of his striking louf appropriations revealed that: he told his collengues, *'we should education In th e war e ffort n.i they ing up a handkerchief In the ocean. when their training ships from the have nl leoal one day to consider the Chamber of Commerco to discuss the perplexing que.s- army flying school here collided at columns In pro-enUng Rontmel from 1. The army may be Increased to opened annual se.-ulons a t the high "In fact. It probably was Uie long- using his favorite tacUo of concen- B.000.000 or 7,000,000 m en In IW a bllJ propw inj to appropriate $45,- tion, and attended by repre.Hpntativea of all the city’s civic school here this m orning. e.it range ovrr-water bombing flight 2,000 feet six miles so u th of Aber deen. The dead are Cadet Raeburn traUon of tanks, gims and planes a fte r reacliing 4.500.000 by the end of 800,000,000, ft rim qufte a b it larger orjranizationa a t the RoRersoh Tlie dlscuMlon of tlie topic was :r achieved. The navigation was on ft limited terrain. (C«tiIln.Ml >a r « f. j. Cslamn F. Gordon. 20. Farm vllle. Va.. and this year. (This conforms with pljins hotel at noon todny. The given by H. E. Lnttlg, OMLilant dean, rxcellenl that II amazed me, and AddlUonol U. S. airm en and planes • previously announced by Chief ot college of agriculture, a n d profeisor I would have said It couldn't be done Cadet Forest j. Johnston. 20, North Jerome Chamber of Com Hollywood. Calif. reached E ^pt today to bolster the Staff Oeorgo O. Marshall, but In merce had’ objected tq the ot agricultural educallon. University w hen they hit th e com er ()f Uie tiny U. 8. army corps squadrons which hearings on the pending war de- RAEEIC DEATHS of Idaho, In his talk the professor Island a-1 they said Uiey would." WARIIINQTON, Ju n e 29 m — already have been la heavy acUon parlment bill, Lieut. Oen. Brehon location of a new trash and tormed agricultural education one ot Over Tarcrt Five Minute* Japanese vengeance forces have against Uic main axis positions. - Somervell said the. 4^00,000 figure GENERAL S IA F F , RarbaKc dump across the the most Important steps In the war Meehan added: raxed Cebu, second city ef the OUiers are en route. would not be reached until July I. Jerohie-Twin Falls hishway elforu ••We were one mlnUte o u t.jfh e n rhillpplnes. U ent. CoL Carlos G. AlA) arriving to old th e B ritish 1043.) Til'- convention, w hich will con- the first hur.1t of antl-alrcraJt fire were fresh New Zealand troops. 2. T he United S U les will opemte bridffc in Jerome county. 25P E R C E N Itomule of Gen. Douftas Mac- llnue through Tuesday afternoon, Jail beneath us rocked the squad Triple Naxl OtfenslTe After Truman Oreenhalgh, city CJIICAOO, June 29 W>-The n Arthnr's Aoslrallan staff, reported between 3JOO and 3.000 m erchant MAY BE NAMED attracted one delegate from each ac- ron. this being the nearest ahot the on his arrival here today. The In any event, tho battle of Egypt vessels In the war effort UUs year. lONDON. June 2s w>) — Winston street commissioner, had explained tlon's traffic death toll dropped '25 tlva chapter In Uie sta te as well as Japi got at u-1. I was over the tar- had reached such a point of crisis 3. *rrhe outlook for the cotisumer per cent In May—the sharpest slump town of about 100,000 was leveled Cliurchlll confidently prepared to* the sItuaUon and a nimiber ot clU- Uie district advisers from tlve o t Uie geLi for five minutes. I t was May tS In reprisal for eonUnued M !>*«• s. a i a n S) Is very bad." War production board night to defend hla government and sens had slated ihelf objections lo for any monih on record. FPA districts, the state officers and beautiful sight, like the Fourth Chairman-Donald M. Nelson told guerrilla acUvlUea. T he Japanese his dual role u prime minister and th6 present meUiod of disposing ot The naUonal safety council the candidates for the American July on Coney Island, only not later broadcast to. all Uie Phll- the committee the full Impact of defense mlnliter against porlla- tho garbage and trash, Ray Holmes, ported tonight, and attributed the State Farmer degrees. peaceful; They had plenty of fortl- ' total w ar will n o t get home to the llpplnes'that — Fearing tor James M. X^ndls believes.the PoIIUcftl experts Jiald only a caia,i- onto Uic question ot finding ft new tires and gasoline. Is acUng as pre.Udent during' Uie nil Uie way over. We hit all our an uprising In the event ot on J «n T x t t, CsIhbr 4) trophe In EBypt would produce more location for the county rationing Traffic deaths dropped 2Q per cent convention here. targets, set tlie main building afire, allied Inva-ilon of the conUnent, the than 20 or so vote.i for Conserva board, whlcli has out-grown Its pres In May-In the north AUnntlc dli- Other speakers thLi morning In leveled everj-UiIng on the surface. German government has been at URTS tive S ir Jo h n Wordlaw-MUne's ent quarters In the Chamber of trict. 31 per cent In the south At cluded William Kerr, sta te director ot One plane started to take off from tempting to set up new and stable Carl Childs, B6. farmer of the Uon o f "no confidence.’’ Commerce office. lantic and north central area.i. 21 vocational education and state FFA C<>ntln..4 !’•!• s. C»l»in i> Rcr.-emmcnts In the N etherlands and Filer-Twin Falls area since 1034. C hurchlira oratory fre<3uently hiui Qreenhnl«h declared thaW tgg, per cent In the south central sector adviser. His topic was "Future F arm BelKlum. but has been rebuffed by died at Uie county general hospital AGREINTSEN overwhelmed his parllarncntoiy foes Prescott, who has the contracts to and 27 per cent In the Pacific rr- ers Geared for W ar." King Leopold ot the DelgUins and early Uils morning of Injuries re and h e will make the final speech, .haul U»e city's garbage, had pur Rlon. They w ent up 13 per cent This afternoon officers' training Farmers’ Income by I>ulch leaders, Belgian govern ceived Saturday aflemoon when » waji hlntfil that he couW make chased the land acrou ihe bridge in the mountain states. cla.i.ics were held. InsinJctors In ment sources said today. team he was driving bolted and ran storlllng announcement of one In Jerome and that no one The council figured motor vehicle cluded th e following: In 1941 Tops All away wlUi a hay rake on the Her ON P A R liy LOANS of th e fundanjental rea.iorui for the could stop him from disposing of travel dropped 10 per cent In April For persldcnw and vice - pre.il- man Raster ranch three mile* east • of Twin FalU. W A S m N aT O N , Ju n e 29 (U.O — defeats In Ubya and Egypt. Ihe garbage and trash there. He while early gasoline consumption dents: Tom Maberly. adviser for the Consre.*islonal le ad e n hoped leday T h e political situation was said that the city wa? faced with nn reports Indicated It fell oft 20 prr (Cantlnai^ «n Pan S, Column :) Years Since 1920 planet showed tonight the Gerr Childs was employed on the Eas- to break the senate-house deadlock, plicated by the Brltlih and Amcri- Injunction by Carl Jung.it ot Uie In cent In May compared with,May ‘ WASHINGTON, June Z) WV-.’Fhe tnan batUethIp G nelsenaa waa T ra ^ a n d lived In a home there over the tceo.000,000. agricultural can promise to divert Oennan dependent M ral company If It con- the prevloai year. nation’s farracrs received 111,830,- so badly damaged by RAF attacks wlUi l a ^ U e , Mr*. MoUle Childs. approprlftUons bill with' a compromise strength from IlUMla. prcsumnbly by llnues to dump U)e garbage at the • ClUes ot 10,000 or more population 000,000 tn cash Income from farm that three man 11-Inch gun tor- After the mishap he was rushed r th a t would give fan n ers ft 100 per opening a seeond front. The Joint present site. cut their faUllUes only three per FLASHES of marketings. Including government rets had to be dismantled and 30 to the Twin Palls hospital. Re fail cent parity loan on tt)elr crops. statement by Churchill and Presi “I have been to’lng to save the cent during the first five months paymenLi during 1011, the highest feet of forecastle deck removed, ed to respond to treatment and d l^ The proponed compromise would dent Roosevelt took some of the city money," Oreenhalgh declared. of 1S42 while the number ot deaths am ount In any year since 1020, the leading to the British belief that at 13:30 a. m. today. The body was Involve administration acceptance of sUng from the African defeat, but He said It behooved the city lo ob In rural territories fell 15 per cent. LIFE rir"-'' agriculture department said today. she "may be oat for the dtira- taken to the Twin Palls mortuary a separate bill by Sens. John «. tho opposlUon has lanUled upon ta in ft dumping ground os close as Tho«e reckonings led to th e con> On the ba-iU of revised tlgure.i, Uon.” The 20,000-ton G nelsenan where It rests pending funeral ar llvejtock and livestock products ftc- rangements. Bankhead, D.. Ala,, and Richard tli8 debate belna limited lo ' possible to obtain a contract which cliulon that autoi-its were taking NOT INVITED » Llbyan-Egyptlsn campaign. It could afford. few long trips. counled for M,4SO,000,000 of th e 1041 Mr. ChUds was bom Dee. IS. 1BS8 Q,'.Russell. D„ Oa„ to grant farnien NEW YOIUC-MaglsUale John loans at 100 per cent of parity on Some of London's moat InfluenUal He said the city was willing to total, while $<,704,000,000 came from In Kansas and came to Filer in IMi. newspapers Joined today In adro- adopt an ordinance to prevent RETAIL SALES DECLINE Mason, confronted with 50 Negro e ropi and $585,000,000 from govern LIMA, Peru. June 2S (/P> — The Aside from his wife, he la aurvlved basic cropt. The present loan rate men . and women arrested on Is 85 per cent of parity. caUnK ihe removal of war strategy trucks hauling trash and ‘garbage WASmNGTON. Juno 29 on — ment payments. government dealt a severe blow to by the following children, an ot HenM to Yield from the hands of the prime rnln- from scatUrlng It along streets. The commerce department said to cliatBcs of disorderly conduct . Ca.-vh Income .from llvestocl: and Japanese farming Interests la Peru Pller: In return, house conferees would Ishter. Should Chiwehlll give ground C. R. Nelson sold that present day th a t retail sales declined agHlii • growjnfi; out of noisy dances held Uvestock products, from crops, from today by decreeing concellaUon of Olen Childs. Lenll ChOds. QeraU yield on a senatfe^Jrovlslon tn the plans call for building of a scenic In May. conUnuIng a downward In two Queens dance halls, asked government payments and total cash all land leases held by persons whose Childs. Elwln OhUds, BCtcbeU CUKintPfffnOH The local board chalnnftn u ld bofttd. again. Is for rubbc th e total collections mats to be turned In for scrap. Page Two ^TIMES-NEWS, TW nTFSliSrlDXHCr -4loiid«yrJim «*29rlM a— MORE ARRESTS OF GERMAN SPY ASSOCIATES EXPECTED OEAIPENALTY Plan to Meet Japs Again CONGRESS HOLDS Next in Britain? SiGN-UPIUESDAY Seen Today nnniAS Pellow mowing lawn w ith motor- propelled machine behind which S E fN F i NAZIS NIGHISESSIO: OR AREA’S BOYS U self-lnvenled coaster wagon ar ■w a s u i n o t o n ;*^™ * za from GertnMJ nibm»Hne» on charge of the bill, agreed to one Idaho. compliments to 6upC Claud Ste tomoblle accident west of Buhl on wart. ., Male custecner In resUu- -eut «out lo MboUc« the Ameri day's delay. In Twin Falls, the county area highway >0 shortly before sooa to can war effort. Thli r»Ufd the Tliere was virtually no debate on No. I board completed today the ln> rant frowning and asking for day. TxrulbllUy th»t Uie demlh peiuUr three of Uie supply bills passed by BtaUatten w Its machinery for r«sU- more sugar.. . Small boy hugging State FoUcemaa R. T. Bettbeau, ml(tat bo lo u fh t Amont the prob- the house. In rapid order the mem terlag between 700 and 600 ytnilhs large dog on Main avenue. . . who InvesUgsted Uie mishap, sold U ou r»lici« On>) ing letters of administration in the rest with President nowevelU Mr, and Mrs. Jo)m Ford. Salt Lake estate of her lAte husband, was filed -In any event, however. It was be City, formerly of Twin Palls, arc It overshadowed the triple German Called to Orrcon offensive acUon In Russia, alUiouRh In probate court today. lieved tiiftt Ihelr chances of escap the pnrenLi of a son born Sunday at JUDGES IG Hie peUUon shows that Godfrey ing the death penalty were »U8hl- « o ly CroM hospital. S a lt Lake City. Mrs. C. H, BUnson la leaving today this was presenUng menacing as jr The Dflilci. Ore.. where she has BOISE, June V> Oi’> — Pour of pects, • X. Rlngnell died In Blneham county T he d e a th i>enftlty o.\sa waa Ulwly He has been named John Abbott Idaho's district Judges filed their Ju n e 30. T he peUUon fu rth er stttes for the "accomplices and contaeu. Ford. Mrs. E. A. l^ndon, mother of been called by the serious Illness gf ^ '^trcm ely fierce" .balUes on Uie her son. John R. Stinson. declarations of candidacy for re- that value of personal property In Officials *a!d they probably would Mrs. Ford, is planning to go to Utah election with secretary of Stale lower part of the central front and volved is valued at not more than be charged with treason, th e latter p a rt of tlie week to visit aeorge H. CurlLi today. at Sevn.itopol were reported by the $4.GOO. i* j, ■ Catch ^Vhole Crom l the Fords. Portland VIsHon m idnight R ussian cbmmunlquc. Tlils Mr. and Mr*. Edward M. Post and 'Ta'o oUiers h a d filed previously • FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and at least a dozen of Uie 10 In said large enem y,îSk«#orces were in, Barton, and Miss Doris Wohl- repulsed In the former area, at doubted that U-boata had landed R elam to BoIh . cum bents In th e stote's II Judicial —ENDS T O N lO nT— more then eight agents. ^ Mr. and ilts . E. P. Clarkson re lalb, Portland, Ore.. are guesta of districts have announceii Uiey will Kursk, but at Sevastopol. German "We’ve caught the whole crowd. turned Sunday afternoon to Boise •. and Mrs. Harry Wf hllalb, par- seek another four-year term. sm ashes sup;>orted by fre.*ih reserves “Dreoklyn prthM - A “New Wine" after spending the week-end at the enu of Mrs. Post and Miss Wohl- re.-iulted In some advances. lalb. Flr.1t to fllo today was 'D istrict Agents E. J. Connelley and Thom- home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pierce, JutlBC C harles F. KoeLich, Boise, Spearheaded by scores of tanks aa J. Donegan said In New York parents of Mrs. Clarkson. Mrs. whose district— Uie Uilrd—embraces and sqUAJlrons Of dive bombers. Uie that Uie eight had been arrested Clarkson was matron of honor for Meeting Het Alla, Boise, Elmora and 0»7hec new German drive in 'Uie Kursk KOOtfO s r KSfttTQfKATIom NOTE! w ithout violence, th a t they had her sister, Miss Alice Joyce Pierce, All officers of the Twin Palls counties. sector 380 miles below Moscow was HERE iaiown what to expect U they who became the bride of Lewis C. squadron, civil air patrol, will meet ALw filing today were Ju d g w 'Al aimed at Vometh on the Don. 120 Gutter? Saturday night at the Pierce at thb airport at 8 p. m. Wednes. bert U M organ, Moscow, who Is miles ciuit of Kursk. The German FOUR BIG DAYS—STARTING IT I S - '*TTiey would not reveal how the home. day In special session, it was an on Uie second d istric t. bench for strategy obviously w m to Liolate —AmcTlcs'f stdMt nasls were arrested, though six were nounced today by Floyd Orelve, Clearwater and Latah counties; the Russian' armies of the south and flnwt b r(t»t selied here and two were arteiled lUlnms From North training and operations ottlcer. James W. Porter, Twin Falli, In the rrOOT those of the center and atuseUenl In Chicago, one directly after he Mrs. C. H. Eklrcd, who was elect n t h district, which Includes Ca. Judy, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nlx- AuUiorlUes In W ashington A id Invader and the Japanese Issued a commanders In attacks on Mexican south central FFA district, and Dowe 1 recently became Uie parents of that on the basis of the two actions long claim of succe-sses In mop-up the Ame^can high command ap shipping. I - Dylngton. adviser for the souUieast- son, Edwin, their second child. operaUons on the north China front, Any axis national* *Ull Uvlng In T» district. parently was following a strategy along the Ixirdcrs of souther ‘ the coastal tone were, ordered For secretaries: Alfred J. Funke, RelatlTe* Yliit of attrlUon with regard to Wake. Shansi and northern Honan. bcought immediately to Mexico City. adviser for the south upper Snake permltUng the enemy to build it Mrs. M. J. Terry and Miss U>:- up as a ba.te lor airplanes and pos river valley dUtrlct, ralne Terry, mother and sister of U. For treasurers: Carl Hennings, ad- sibly submarines and then destroy N. Terry, ore guests at the home in g tha InsUillaUons when Th^y are The Hospital , vber (or the southwestern Idaho dis of Mr. and Mrs. Terry, en route Z. n iR -n is fore I get It.- today had enlLited In more, Hansen: P a tty Somson, To Mr. and M rs. Jam es L>-incas- the navy at the local recnilUng - Hailey: The* Egbert. Murtaugh; ter. Flier, a boy. Sunday, and to Mr, Uon. Mrs. E arl Petterson and dniiKhter, and Mr*. Clyde W illiams, Twin Palls, Roath, a rodeo rider, probably will Eden; Mrs. Carl Snyder and daugh- advocated by the powerful ...... a son, S aturday, both a t tlie -Twin be assigned to th e F -T boat division, H aielto a and Influential groups In parlla< Falls county general hospital where there U plenty of acUon, Ed- m ent. temlty home. moruon said. Gen. S ir ArchlbAld P . Wavel!. A nother enlistee was Junior Lyle ______presently commander In India, was FUNERALS Steam s, 31. son o f M r. and Mrs. W...... led a* a m in w ith a "three IUNONELL-Ros*ry will be' re- D. e teo m a. Tw in Foils. He wlU prob N. . RICHARD’S m iPiasiEnR om E school miK.HUKSBam s h o w s / service mind" noceasary for. the ;lted today.at 8 p..'ra. at the Twin ably be assigned to the radio school. ELECTKO. FENCE head of such a ataff. With V . B. Palls mortuary dispel for Godfrey Prlees .Start at tl3-» Now 31 Aayt without a troops potulng Into the country X. Rlngnell, local florist, and mass According to one of B ritain's high fatal traffic acdUlcnt in mir and American wanhlpa operating wlll.be celebrated Tuesday a \ S a est-ranking air cWels. more than 10 • BOID.FEARIES$,SHO(MN<| / UagieVaHev. from British bases. It was evident at St. Edward's Catholic church, per cent of the worplonea defending ^SODEN ELECTRIC that fucb a staff would Include terment will be in Sunset memc Uie British Isles are of Onlted Stales Plione 270 Next to Orphfom U Rips The I/e// Off All Sex Seerecwf'! American icpKsentatlvea. park. origin. T l Monday,’June 29, 1942 ,T1MES-NEWS, TWIN T'ALtSi IDSHO Hartla*. 8. A. Webber; youth oerr- Minidoka Selectees Tandem Side-by-Side Ice. Robert Tucker. James Hart. Everett MuUtns; public affairs, L. Will Leave June 30 YOUNGSTERS SIGN —RUPERT, Jun. SK-Mcn-tnilncted FREIGHT TAX HIT BUH J. Johnson. James Canine. J. yr: Into the army from Minidoka coun . C h * ^ ; : v : Tlngey. W. A- Oray; vocaUon sen/-, ty June 10, who took advonUge of A. Terhutw, Burley phytiden,;;^^?::* Ice, Joe w. Ddgett. Among Commtltees tw o weeks' furlough and will leave sworn Into the United SUtei OSTSATOINNER f F O U R T H l Ice SatunlM with the . AS IDAHO I N A d . ClasaUlcaUoQ a n d membership. J. WASHINO jtU H L , Ju n e M—P u h l R otary ciu b ' 1L-Batker,-Jame* Uart.-S. A. Web WASHlNOTON, June » (UR) — tain, and ls expectcd tO_r«!iT»._ ^ j i t probable Injury to agriculture and entertained a t din n er honorin« drives Approxim ately 3,500.000 young men, Dowlby, Elwood Ferrell Hedrick, assignment soon. < ber: publlo InformaUon, V. R. Proat. Clinton Samuel Howard, Wayne D r. Terhune was selected tor M tv - small buslnm u well u to the pub> of member*. Charles Sherman. Oall BamueL Earl Mills; student nearly two-thirds of whom moy ex Uo Benerolly, Sen. Jo h n Tbomao. Douglas T êr, I a Vem J. Hawkins Ice throu^ the procurvBUBt cr» - BlaekfOQt, was » vlslUng R otarlan. loan. J. H. Barker. Fred Parish. W. p e ct be called the colors gonlzatlon of the Amerlcui'UMn* - - Rep^ Ida, beUeres that more care* T. Hardin; rural-urban, R. M. Hays, to .to ood Noit>ert Bernhardt Huber. » Harry Heller gave an entertain eventually, register Tuesday tn the transfer from North Dakota. cal association, w hl^ recentW 'n fi'^ ful coHAlderftUon should be given to ing program of colored motion pic WUllam Aldrich. A. E. Kllas. Roy fourth selecUve service roll call. the effect* of » nve per ccnt uuc on Hopklru; community service, James Next selecUve oervlce call for M in Utored aU United BUt«f t ’— '* '-~ tures taken during a number of The reglstraUon—already -started idoka county Is for 50 men to leave &ndrt4iuest«d' eertxin'qmii Irelght trotnc which la Included In toura. ■ Picture* of Alaska. Puget H. ShleldK In some states—affects 18 and IB- the revenue bill completed by the Ju ly an.______tors to enter am y duties. Sound, Arlsona and New Mexico, and Fellowship, S. A. Webber. William year-olds, who are not eligible for Dr. and Mn. Terhuoa left c, houM ways and metins committee. of a rodeo at Kogales, Ari*„ were AUrich, J. O. Eastman. Oan U Senator Thomas *ald today that the draft under the present law. and vacaUon trip to' Arlsona. andtl explained by Mr. HeUer In his Thompson; music. Kenneth Curtis. •about 500,000 men turned 20 since Legion Auxiliary at Terhune expects to leave upon^ the house committee acted without Merlin Nefzger; audit, Pred Hartlng. last Jan. 1. ade. J. Jolinson; Peterson and oltended CasUeford record In favor of such a revUlon, of agricultural producLi u-iuolly ts R otary InformaUon, C. 0 . Voeller, high school and Polytechnic college, IMlntlng out that men In those age service system's rcgUtraUon of vir V. R. PrOBt. George Llkrmess. Oakland, Calif., before Joining Uie groupA make better than average tually every male In the country be po.Med back and rc to Filer. Tlie back yard * m FicHic m c n e s < * m coouHG v R m s » on an Inspection tour. liked It and Thalne'IlobcrLi made a nueitlon of postponement of the fair "We accepted 59 recruit.^ from Uie dandy tonstmaater. Had over a hun for tho duration wns broachcd. but Tbrrr'i ttolbing ibat"/ ifmiU ai mueb jm Potiito Chips Brown Derby Beer Twin Polls aub-fltatlon during tills dred, counUng all the kids and we fall seemed so far off and we were so a picnic—tiptciallj a picnic right TO cello bng ...... - i ...... pkK, IS ji n-oz. bottles, plus dep.____ ★ m TtMPmO SAIAVS * montli and that’s more Umn we en have so many and Uifry make so tired that we didn’t do anything ...4 for 3 3 * about It. yMT tm-n iaci >»n/. And becMMit picnia rolled from our o-*-n ofllce In Salt much noise that we have to count art becuming mart popular evtrj day Cheese • • Mixer.s Lake." the mnjor said. tlicm to keep them quiet. The table A count showed that Mrs, Noh'n Chnilenae trip ...... Ui. 2 S t Carlton Club, plus dep...... 2 Q ^- 2 S i However, he QUiiIHled his nlate- wiia laid In Uic form of a victory V, side h a d 30. Mm. King's side 3< (uhat U’ilb ibe lirt and gate/int litaa- ment by jwlntlng out tlint a num with "nialne at the -apex, and all ...... ‘ ■ In Uie attendance lion) lU Sajeway Ilomtmakm’ Dartam Rip© Olives Miracle Aid ber of recruits obtained In Salt Lake Uic grndunles and Uielr parents, pmcnts brrt tbttt mtriMt that tbould Ehm anns Sclcct.... —Tall Can „a.i.iorted flavors ...... 3 pkjs. 10* were being held back to lorm Uie along wlUi th e Orangp officers and maic anj picnic mtrt Jun. Mormon battalion which the ma- the other halves, having placM of Tuna FInkca rlnea expect to send Into camp next honor. The kids and the rest the FILER ^ . LAWN PICNIC Clearwater...... No. S Can 2 3 * ... Lb. pks. 2 0 * --Q t- 2 « « m onth. ganit were deployed about the room Flier Orange met U10 same night 'Have each Jamily bring sometbing "But. major, we’re holding back at other tables. we did and made (ln'%1 plans for Red Salmon Edward.s Coffee a number ot recrullj, too. to form J . n . Crawford gave the ln\-oca- the picnic at Danbury's. The usual Kiilney and SpurcrilM U bby's ...... T a ll Can 3 9 * drip or reffular___ ..... Lb can 2 8 * ' . BotUo 16* the contingent Uiat we eipcct to tlon and the toa.slma.iter Introduced attendance 'and rouUne business ColoUw witli Dicrd Appl« atid SARDINES Hemo Salad Dressing tend to Salt Lake July H," Inter the graduatc.1 and a.s he aald, dug were in evidence. O ranje voted to. Grrm I’rpper Van Camp's Oval ...... Cun 1 3 * Borden's ...... Lb. Can 59* Miracle Whip ...... jected Sgt, Llppcrt. up a lltUe dirt on each one. Ruth take part In the flower show that Dullfred Bye Ilrrad SUb« of Cb««! ••Qh, I forgot about Umt." relu m Harding responded for the gradu- the Pomona lecturer Is sponsoring ed tlio dLHrict chief. ••We’ll say you lr« CfT«ni »rul Cake Wax Paper Hlack Ten BtcA in 0. nicc UlUe spcccU. Wc aa po rt oc th « n e x t Pom ona mttVlna, Coffee or Hoot Dter A lrtlte ...... -..... 125-foot Boll 1 3 « i C anterbury .....____ ...... U lb. pkB. 1 8 * ------t)l. 4 2 < ^ beat the Salt Lake office and let It sang ’'America, the Beautiful." a la July 11. 'Tlie scrap nibber drive RO at UiaL Anyway, the Twin P-.ills snnK’. wul MI.-'-i Jones of CiwiUeford was announced and eveo’onc was " KIDNEY BEANS W ITH SPARERIBS area Is doing a great Job In tlic wai sanfj two numbers, accompanied by urged to gather all ho could. We effort.” MlrJ Reese, also of Castleford. Mrs. got to sttvs the scrap to win the ll» .I>»rrTiU lo n i CMp« m~» flotk *VEUaOUS VBSSBRTS* 5 p c m SAVERS * * SÂPS AHB c u m m A new enlbtment at tJie local of HajTlson, our lecturer, gave a short scrap. 3-tili ftnflj eLopi"*>l 1 lUri. fice yesterday was Wayne Follctt reading and It was all over Ull next Moving pictures were shown dtir- l..aundry Sobp Wat.',on. 21, son of Mr. and Mr«. H ~P 'I"! Jell-Well year. Ing the lecture hour, the Pomona MsorUd ...... : ...... 3 PkHs. I 7 e CrysUI W hite ____ ...6 glsnt bars 2 8 * Israel E. Watson. Hazelton. During tho business scaslon that projector and films from the Inter followed the main event, Mr. and national Hanrcjiter Co.. ’Tlie Strong Oilio Roval Gelatin Tollel Soap Mrs. John Baty were elected to Shall Be Free- and ‘The Marines • Brown iporeribs in hot sliortcnmg b . - 3 rkKs. I 9 t ...3 Pkgs. 2 S * Lifebuoy ______------bar 7 i Six Seek Office bccome members by InlUaUon, and Are- Landing." Uiey and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bur And the picnic. Sutulay was 1 heavy frying pan. Add onion and gar lU iisinA Laundry Soap In Gooding Area bank were given the first and sec (freat success, wlUi a hundred mem lic; cook about 8 minuto, stirring fro- Seedless .... 4-lb. PkK..37e ...... -.....4 7 * p . a: Q______ftoBt bora 28< ond degrees by Master Hording. bers and their famUles being pres quenUy. Place spareribs in casserole. F ru it Cocktail Flour aOODINO. June ai>—NomlnaUon Business Agent Oacar Noh an ent. I mean a hundred all told and Combine meat slock (or 4 bouiHon papers filed for county offices In Sundown ...... Tall Can 14* Kitchen Kraft ...... 48-lb. sack $ 1 .5 5 ....W-oi pk«. 4 1 * nounced that twine was available If they a re n 't all told they will be cul>a disserved in IH cups boilmg clude J. W. carpenter, for the of at Uie Co-op OU at MÔ per bale. A before we get to Berlin. They had fice of treasurer In the Democratic water), Ka.tonings. and btauu; pour Cookies Shredded Wheat letter from Pomona Master Erie lota of Ice cream and coffee, fum- W aston's As.iorted ______3 pkRi. 29*- N a tio n a l______2 Pkc*. 2 3 * ------can S « primary; H. D. Joekaon, Incumbent Jonts ciUtd attention to the rubber liht* by the Orange. Oee, I don't OTCT iparerilw, cover. Bake in slow for probata Judge. Republican: M drive but you’ll have more rubber if see how some of the.se girls can o^Tn (3M® F.) about 1 hour o r until P . Ryan, Incumbent. pro.necutlng ati Rilx Pancake -Flour you dont drive. A thank you card play a typewriter with their long spireribs are tenJcr. Scnts 0. crackers ...... Lb. box 2 2 * SunrLie ...... •...«-lb^ sack 3 2 * - A t . 1 3 * tomey. Republican; Mrs. Florence WHS received from Mrs. Russell Mc- claws, I trim mlno every month Kelly Hughes. Incumbent, county Caulcy. who had been ill, and Mrs. whether they need It or not, and l l m 't a quick'and easy menu Crackern Corn Flakes Duz Soap • school superintendent; J. E. Palm Trhoolcy was rciwrttd a.s being 111. sUIl I strike Uie letters abovi? the Excell Bodas ...... 2-Lb, Bo* 18* KeHoBB's or Post's _ .2 H-oz- Pkss. 1 7 * K ra n u la tcd ...... 33-ox. pkg. 2 8 * er, Incumbent. Justice of the pence n o ra wiui placed In charge of tho one* r mean to.neared a-i jar a back yard barbccu* Democratic; W. C. Thornton, state Orange exhibit at tho Pomona Milk- Gloss Starch some of^ticiM am rblood I'd think BARBECUE AH Bran . senator. Democratic, Orange Flower show July H. This they woulil stream every time they Sejo or MomlnR _____3 Tail Cans 2 5 * KellORg's ...... —..-...... larê pkB. 2 0 * Klngsford's ...... lb. pk*. g * Petitions are being circulated In in the next regular meeting of the Make your ou-n tandtviches Ooodlns county, under the referen Ttt’ln I'^lls County Pomona and BroU«l Culie S l« ti Milk Whole Kernel Corn dum act,, for -the senior cltliena' Cherub ...... 3 TiOl Cans 2 4 * -Country Home ______No. 3 can 1 3 * ....pks. 8 * (Cookwl on Rtt«n-p—A clvlliiln OOODINO, June 39—One of the her contract bridge club at dessert I'oUlo Cliip* defense schoo\ was stnrlrd here with Itt Carl Raymond Qray Btholatihlpa OraKge and VinMpple Compote luncheon. Prizes at games went to are low priced every day Mrs. H arry I>ani.'on. who recently fo r $100 In 4-H club work has been Cup Caka is low priced every day took the four-day Instruction at aw arded MIm Helen Komher, Good Mm. I*. H. Brown. &lar>bmanowi for ToaaUag Olenns Perry. In charge. Key mep ing, dauEhter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Pred Reichert entertained the Coffee or Iced T** yoa MV« moniy any day of the wetk on S*f»- y e a c*B «ev« mon«y on »*»t ^ •» Stftway becsa** hove been appolnUd from the vari Komher. Miss Komher, a groduato W ashington bridge club a t a de.-aert S^swiy.tBMb wt low prici^«T«ty d«y of w««k. ous communities In the county and of Gooding high school. lOU, plans luncheon. M rs. A. A. Dalrs waji wiy Produc« b«c«ut« ll'i aUayi low pric«(L will act as leaders In emergencies. to enroll a t tho UntverXiiy of Idaho, gueat. PARK PICNIC Later, the county will bo organised Moscow, for tho fall term. Mr*. WUlTftni.Uoj-d, Snohomisli. Cold Slictd Ham or LuoelKOn Meats OVEN ROASTS Round Bone..- 23c Into fire protection districts to cope MIm Komher has had eight years Wash., and Isaac Beem, Burbank, Bread. BuUer. Lettuce, and Mayoo- Watermelons Ki™d,k„ . 3c of ■4-H club work, four years hi scw- Calif, who arc homo to visit their with wheat-fires. oaiae for Sandwicbe* BEEF ROASTS S houlder lUb... 1ns and four In canning. She has parents, M r. a d d Mrs. O. C. Beem, rick ln I’oUto Salad 21c also had two years experience as were guests of honor at dinner at the DeriltU Err* 01i»r» Catiot Sticks Cantaloupes Ju m b o ...... — U). 5c leader of canning clubs. In 1B41 she E. A. Beem home. POT ROASTS _ 19c BUHL won the county championship in the Vnaii Grapes Mr. and Mrs. William Adams are CingCTbread Ic*«l wiUi O w n CbecM girls' record contost and In 1040 was parents of ft daugliter, bom June 34 Bing Cherries Extra Puncy DrUket ______Lb. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Slee and Mr. county charpplon in canning. ot the Ruby maternity homo. Thermoa Coffee or Letnonad* 3 u... 29c BOILING MEAT 10 c »nd Mrs. aeorge Harvey and lunall seven years she has been a member Mrs, Owen Milled (rave a party for son. Lee, have gone to Portland and of tho Oooding high school band, her son. Donald, on his flfUi birth A/7 obovf pôovfs ond vffonlnf Celery ...... 9c FRANKFURTERS ij. 19c Seattle on a week’s trip. ploying the clarinet. day ormlversory. Se\-eral small bO}s Mtas 'WUmu F u lltr. who baa been See lilts week's Family Circle Moga- were Invited for the afternoon. *tse for nutritional informatioo on LUNCH MEATS A u o r t e d ___ _ a . , 2 9 c employed for several months at Se- June Vincent has returned Utah Carrots Fre-ih Topiied ------3 Lbo. 1 0 c BtUe, h a s arrived for r visit with Ketchum Liquor from Portland, Ore. peanuts. New issue out every Thur*. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. CoL Earl O. Walter conducted a dajr./rwatSofcway. FRYERS 1 .29c; rufler. Her sister. Miss June PuUer. Lemons puu or juic ...... uj. 7c Shop Transferred reelstored Guernsey cattle cole at GET THAT GOOD who has Tlslted for three weeks at M eridian. Safeway Portland, Seattle and Toeocna, arriv KirrCHUW. June 39-The KeU Dean Mu.«er, PUer grade school Strawberries______«.=. BEEP AT SAFEWAY ed bocna w ith h er. MIas Doris Fuller, chum liquor dispensary, for a con Instruclorjost year who recenUy en Homemakers’ Bureau employed at Anderson dam. arrived siderable period located In the bar listed for officer’s training, is sUi- Saturday for a week-end visit. Also Cabbaire caiitomin 01 / - Buy War Stamps at Safeway with, b e r Khop of Jcsd Hj-mas, was sud Uoned at Comp Roberts. JUUA LEE W niairr, Dirwtcr- n„ Kuests this week-end of the Pullers denly transferred a few days ago Mrs. A. M. Bowen left for Port © the monay you fov* h«l« were Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Ted CTiaso to the oil staUon of Tom Ree-l, M organ, Colo., to visit h e rT » ren ts, and M iss MATsiiret K uns, Stockton, moved in on afternoon and was do- M r. and Mra. Conrad Cook, and oUj- vcs.Mioaenerm, Calif. Mrs. Chase and MUs Kuns are InK. business shorUy afterword. er rclaUvc.i. PCA«.WONTHAr J TOK I MOT OW.V «V f cousins of Mrs. Puller. Inquiry as to the removal elicited Mrs. T. Dan Connor, returned from irrM V io w i y t>M»*«owwooww»oc- Mr«. W. H. put has arrived from th e Btfltem'ent from Mr. Hj'm as MlnneapolLi, Minn., where sho spent t«MOU wi«K> )V. om ; evrfiwviMv m en W kydofi1rovo»tyo • soa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. single-handed. His assistant In the DANSRN SOLDIER PROMOTED iroet»yord*faoBaw«kdi^.y«w ay. Merrick, and her snail daughter, barber shop has gone Into defense HANSEN, June 20^-Eldon Durk, iBi, yo* kBoWg M9 axîjv lov^ oft Jo s e Lee Johnson. w ork a t o coast town. As In m any son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymotid Durk. CTetyCbac. m A. Mfs. J. W. Tlnsey has gone toanother liuUtuUon, Jess remains Hansen, has beeij promoted to staff the solo tonsorlal artist in Ketchum MrRcant, hli parents have been In at thb Ume. formed. T h e young m an Is wlUi Uie SAFEWAY O. LeCouteur, following a lingering m rd field artillery at Port Lewis, PHces EffMUTe AH Wetk IHlAD TIMES'NEWS WANT ADS. Wash. P tT ^ T 'o u r TIMES-NEWS. TW IN'FAliS, IDAHO Uosdv, Jime 29, 1942

T U C K E R ’S NATIONAL Come on, Sparkplug a n a l y z i n g c d r e e n t n m s _ WHIRLIGIG FRDITNEW TÔRK MONASCUS—WashlnRton'i delar In giving thelpod «t*p in orteoslbly to ahkJd U>* n»- m iiib x l »*»k «»T» vrntlnn. aerpi 8ilgr One* la oaaablaack oar pi<^ Uoa that ha hope»*-aM wlU wott— WMld hop to Alc«rta t a d Ttm ifU. wi M M*Md «1M mQ BKit*t Arrll I. I tll. a ed unUt Uie third rear of the m r before It reeofnlMd for a mtler victory oftldaBy ra W ho* Um Italian oolooteU uwlw TVlD r*]k. Id>h«. Bsd«r llx Ml el U>rtk t. th 0 tU uo of the Xloatlng airflekU. ni ore* the laat shrad of Vichy x m i- tha tricolor ar* hoaUM to U t»1. SUOBCKIPTION U T tS The question o u f prova ambturutloff to tb« Pm l- traUty.-Hu ctata department so And tben UM U nlt«l BUtM maitOM BY CA«»inu.r*TAflL» IN AOVANCB ------l-< lent-and-W i-»en-tm -0 «pttoJ-ltm r ------Jongtr naada. to Uwibcnic^TrlpolL n«pubUcaa NaUonal Commltte* kowtow to Pataln. Chalman Joe atul lidea jot tar . crvatet ______M tha n*w» B S i ? '' d material dedcned to coDaequne* la tht was annouactd Uiat tba Tatlesa effect apoo ou; bad asTMd to an exehinn at am o r H A IlÂ TAB LS IN ADVANCl mUltary plana. bassadors with Japan, the admlnla- Wlthla Idtbe kBd Elk* CnmU. U was CalTlQ Coolidse who ordered K 11 h otflcUU traUon ha* quleUy brought pr«B- Ur th« ...... ------the court-martial of the lat* BiUr reaaoQ th a t (ure to bear on Roma POt to ree- MlbeheU. ThQ a . O. F ..« rt wlUctiars* dilva oveneaa ognl*« Kan Harada, w h o , formerly that the Whlt« Home stuck by the wlU n o t be It waa Hlrohlto*! minister to Vichy. S 5 r u « appareotly outmoded batUewa«ons Europe—a* near* Hi* exact funcUon apparently will UU th e eva of Coral sea and Mid* ly everyone «• pecta—but In Mo not be qulU tha> of a regular envoy rocco, “gem of the but more In the nature of the head UAYTOOKEirr^'uS","" of a "special mission" to the Holy T h e election ptospccl explalM w h j thft la st two ivft’rj Trtiwh empire." The advantages of gaining a foot See. But even UiU differenllsUon approprlaUon bills carry billions for the more modem U not satisfactory to Washington flehtlns crnfE and not a nickel for the erstwhile mon- hold in this north African district and It is expected that addltlanal nrchs of the de«p. Party as well as fleet cotulderaUons are enormous. An ASP debarking In obJecUon wlU be UctfuUy made. AH netlcM ««»lr»d br Uw ar ^ ariUt of m n of tmpr- Brittany would face forUflcaUons Unt JurUdtclkin to b« publUM •fMkIr *111 U oublUM In He behind th e move. The papal state department r«- IW 'nDrxjmr l»o« of thU rIQI L which have been strengthened ccnUy accepted the view that, since c. A. m j u u lM UMrtt» bi OuiBUr 164, m j 8«« arrival of BrKons would be resent tem p t anotlier purge of Dem ocrats who oppo." tain Um hopaa of Uit Ruaslan*, wlw John Bull’s troubles? Ulan formerly. In fact. Prime Minister Churchill told declared that the man didn't hare mothers or fathers, or both, do not pototment. Gen ar» at this mcsaent engaged in what White ilouse friends jokingly Uiat his present vUlt to want them. Children are quUk to anyUilng on. no HUM Dcrr. eral Bsanhower* may be one of the declslva battles the White House was the only pleasure trip he ex So Mrs. Doss calU Uie police for know that and quick, too, to feel arrival in Eng on the eastern front. RELIEF AND LABOR SHORTAGES pected to enjoy before the end of hoeUlltlea. Hendersen May Girt Gas t« Uie pain of It. Ther* U nothing land doe* them. So Patrolmen Perk Perkins VaeaUonUU-*—Headline. South central Idaho Is fortunate In having and T n i Zlmmeman dash to the much one can do to comfort the mean th a t During loeh a tkne'a* this when Ether would be more appropriate unwonted, unloved child, and he rangementa the war new* Is bad, there Is a nat • saved Its sugar beefcrop In spite of an acute' LKEWAY—The army and navy do not choose to scene in'the city's trusty squad car. fo r S' e of '( publicise their regulations on Uie wearing of uniforms Tlien they dash bock to Uie police must suffer his woe in silence. an offenslva »r* ural tendency to Indulge in franUo labor shortage. The h'undreds of volunteers bccnuse Mes-irs. SUnison and Knox prefer Uielr boys staUon—hut this time the drive la The children who are not their completed but on clamor, which If it were all heeded BUGllT T »T ANENT MISTER parents’ pride suffer dally. For some Uie contrary th a t would result In dissipating our force who left their own Jobs and businesses to aid to look snappy (it all tim es and on all occa.ilons. But slower. LON ClIANEV, Jit,! the beet growers In their plight are the ones a careful study of the latest orders of the'day reveals they m ust In all ca.ie.1 they reason Uiey fall to reach th e sU n d - Uie orBonlzaUon by scattering It In so nâny plscea Llssen, Potsle; ard ol sucttsa th'elr parent* have sUn Is in lU early th at n o real blow could bo *Uiick to be thanked for meeting the emergency. Uiat & toWlcr or saSlor can "go dflllan" under certain •Kroie out a rep o rt on th is one- It You n x t PhotORrapher Vic OoerU circumstances. as brief. The report stated: set. They feel them.ielvcs failures, sUges. Work ha* anywhere. No reverse anywîere la f -Now that we are In the clear, It is Interest- tsn and Rriwrter George Redmond unappreciated, even disliked. Try as been going on for unimportant But military men her* Ha mtiy sh ift to peaceUme clothe.i when (1) he Is "Tlie man In que.illon was drewed for me. will ya? About Uiat picture Îng to note that other localities also are hav : home, <3) he attends a party at which no more I a whlt« uniform." Uiey may they cannot please their a long tim e here. have to strike a balaiKO ond con- the Tlmes-Ncws had of Lon Cdaney, parents nor make up to Uiem th e loss Porccs and materials have been fll(ft>r w hat Is most necessary to «ln. ing their difficulties with the farm labor th a n two arc pre.ênt. (3) he Is Uiklng exercise. Tlie —Guilo Jr, why doggone It. Uiey weren't last cateKorj- leaves a lot of leeway and in Washington of pride and Joy Uiey w anted to feel moving acroM for some Ume. The They have preUy well agreed that ' problem. , sure U was really the movie guy. and In thtlr child. What Is such a r'-"-* in U er m ust be «mashed first ertn- the heroes take advantage of It. ATTENTION, THE GUVNOIt oiilgnment of a commander marks For want of about 150 workers, the farmers wouldn't take a picture even when I to do? a n o th er sURe in Uie preparaUon. though it 1* the hardest task of all. Tlie Back Shop Oracle grousul In- said I'd pay JI for the film If It All such children are dependent Onco such a decision la reached of Sheridan county, Wyoming, are considering 1 our sanctum In querulous mood Announcements made when cur wasn’t Lon Chaney. Fine guys they upon people of understanding and air officers were In England recent preparations m ust be made over a. plowing up a thousand acres of sugar beets yesterday. He wonted to know arc. Bnldr.i, the article called Marê love for whatever allevlaUon of where O uv'nor Chose Clark thlnk-i ly auggest Uint the air offensive will long period of time. It tt necessary from which they estimate 3fl,000 sacks of Other Points of View^ Harbert "mUs." She's married. their lot Is possible. Teachers do bo opened first. BrlUah auUioriUes to hew to UiB purpose regardless of sugar could be made. he Is.-anyw ay. Kentucky? 6eem.i —Dob Graiea more Jor »uth children thao_people the guvnor appointed two colonels have UidlcaUd Uiat commando op- reverses at other point* which may The nearby Clearmont area needs 250 work COMEUACK OF TIIS STEREOSCOPE know. Tlie teacher b a friend in ertvUons will be Increased as another bo aerlou* in themselves tnjt whkih In one day In Twin Fall.i-Col. Pot’s note: Submitting the above need, to’ many a sorrowing child. cannot delormlne the outcome of ers to avert a similar danger, and business T h a t old stereo-icope w hich used to Ue on grand- Johnny Sheffield and CoL Bill poU prelim inary phase of Uie offensive. to Photoff Ooertzen and Scribe R d - Her home Is often their refuge, her American force* naturally would be the war. Everything one hear* here men are rallying to save the situation. moUier's parlor table, to entertain visitors by giving mond, wc received Uie following re depUi to pictures of Niagara falls. Westminster Abbey smile, is their reward, her affection expected to play an Increasing part indlcatea Uiat the decision Is fixed Montana Is negotlotlng with Washington ply—“Sure, we w ouldn't take a pli- healing balm, to their wounded spir In these raids. I t Is pOBslbl* they and that no attempted dlversloni by and such daringly humorous subjects as "Fun In the ANYBODY WANT TO EXPLAIN ûrc when Bob wanted it beca’u\8 to bring Interned Japanesc-Amcricans Itom Countr^v' has evolved Into a "mechanical spy." It Is its. The world iltUe know* of the can bo expended to the point where tha enemy ntcceed In forcing THIS GRAVE MATTER? what he wanted was to have a plioto work of redempUon carried oi they will open the way for later In any Important departure from the California to thin sugar beet fields there. formally called, by Uie military Intelligence officer* showing him shaking hands with ■ ho use it. a conlour-flndcr. Dear Pots: Uie schools of the nation. vasion operaUons. Presumably Am program which U highlighted row All this sounds familiar to us, because we. I'm In a daze. Pots. I read Uio Lon Chaney. Jr.. See? In fact, he It has adapted, but mechanlied. the same opUcal Latent Talent erican and BriUsh forces would b« by General Elsenhower'* arrival In too, pleaded for volunteer workers and made flrat line of an ll«m from Hager- offered II' for the film whether It made ready to take advantage of England to set tip (he European Ui»- principle which gave an apparent third dimension to wlth bulging eyes, and read It was Lon he shook hands with or not. A boy went Uirough several grades every effort to have Japancse-Amerlcan field two seemingly IdentlcaJ photographs, mounted side by any opportunity which might ap ater of American operaUon*. again to be sur« I w asn't scetng As for M arge H arbert. apologies. of a big school w ithout a slgT» of the pear unexpectedly from commando laborers^brought here from the coast. aide a n d viewed through m agnifying lenses. "The "trick'' healthy spirit of chlMhood. Silence, things. But no! It was there. She's married and has a right to be actlviUea. . But In Wyoming, those most seriously con was that Uie two pictures were not IdcnUcal. but had The Zlons league of the Re proud of that air corps hubby of a darkening face, a sombre eye. a July 4th Picnic Is been made simultaneously wlUi cameras spaced as far hers." alow response and nothing beyond cerned with their own beet labor problem, are spart as Uie human eyes, and hence ''seeing" their organized L. D. S. church held a But Uie heavy striking forte that cobweb supper In the church base that marked his day* One day he Slated at Hammett Indignantly asking a question th at goes some subject stereoscopical^’, as the eyes do. will be necessary unless air attack QLzafNS rro n r. June aa—pii»« ment." FAMOUS I.AST LINE picked up a piece of wood and began works a miracle must be much slow thing like thla: Tlie contour-flnder. employed In aerial photography, Please, Hear-aU-Know-alil-See-aSl «. . , WhDopa! T he baby took carving it. 'When he completed hla are being comptetod tor lha focusea lu own twin lens on Its subject—a building, er in building up. If air force prove* Why—1/ there la such a shortage of labor in Pots, what Is a cobweb supper? Do fnUy eight stepsi . . ." Job he had a beauUfuI woodcanrlng cemmunlty picnic at Hammett July Kim-empl&cement hill or other photographic target—by unable to smash Germany alone, i . T h e nsgular plcnlo dinner Is the United States—should wc continue to they cat cobwebs? Maybe people In THE GENTLEMAN IN of an old Isdy. so lovely It brought th e n a heavy Invaalon Attack will be moving Uielr poslUons unUl Uny r ^ dots .engraved In tears to one's eye*. acheduled for 1 p. m. In tha J. o , a support more th a n a million persons on WPA, both lenses merge Into a single'apeck. Uie VaUey a re rationed so heavily THE ’HHRD ROW necessary. Building up luch a force park. ••Great work," said the teacher. U not an overnight Job. Shipping ; CCO and NYA rolls? * Maneuvering this "floating dot" over specific obJecU - I h a f* going to th e .exhlblU I t will Following the dinner, there wlUlie cause* Uie finder to register on a compu,Ung scale the mtist be available to lupply the % prc«ram aitd sporU, TTiat'a a logical question. Why? win Ilr»t prize as sure as the world. forces as they expand. Enottnous r«- -depth” of the contour so pictured. When the photo- Bring your father tn to look at It, races of all kind* for the roung sraplu are viewed three-dimenslonally. they, provide HISTORY OF TWIN-FALLS serrea of Uuiks and other equip folk*: horse racing and trtck horse why d o n t you?'* ment must bo on band or Uieir ar I TRAGIC ACCORD InformaUon which Intelligence agencies might other AS GLEANED FROM TUB HLBS OF THE TIMES-NEWS T he boy looked up. “My father? acta for adult*. Everyone la InvlUd wise require weeks to discover. rival in steady stream must be In to bring his hmch and enjoy the Tokyo, ever sensitive to;Anglo-Amcrlcan 27 YEARS AGO—JUNE 19, 191S 15 YEARS A G O -Û N E 2S, JWT He wouldn’t even come. He Ui'-*-- sured in advance. Our shipbuilding Y esterday's toy has again become today's weaponu— m no good." ' afternoon and evening. Ice cream welfare, Is sympathetic about our "troglc Des Moines Register. The settlers of Uio Shoshond basin Compl_^cnUu7 to her htUe p rocrom ought to h iv e a few month* and drinks -wlU be aerred by the The teacher broug-ht the father more to make sure Uiat enough error" in promising a second front In Europe have concluded to celebrat« the daughter. Marilyn. Mrs. L. W Jlrltce women. Fourth of July this year for the first In to see the child's work and told fthlps of the right types are on hand. against H itler. > scnBECiiLicimBrrt Ume. They have decided on Satur- entertained at an attraotê party him It waa the work of a fine crafts We must bo abU to replace the heavy We appreciate Nippon's thoughtfulness, Hitler warns he wUI begin unrestricted submarine day. Ju ly 3. for th e day as thla .will Monday afternoon. Ouesta Included m an if not an artist'*. *11 wlU win expenditure of material Uiat would Antiques Turned in w arfare June 3S. If we keep fIghUng. He will sink erery- the gold medal at the exhibit.” hot we can osstire Emperor Hlrohito's foreign give aU who wlah an opportunity to Helen M ay and ESnma Je an SkUiner. occur once flghUng began on a largo tblng afloat. It did. And It won a father for a scale. AU ot that U In addiUon to For Blaine Salvage otflce that we did not commit ourselves with come to the county aeat oa the fifth. VlTlan Andtrton. Edna May 'Wii- boy. But wasn't It too bad Uiat the T lia t sounds fam iliar. Is h e tr>-lng to kid us. or Uie T he celebration wUl take place on •on. Jack Hovorka, Ruth Burkli. the first task, which is Uie assem K C rcH U M , July 39—Rubber sal ou t canvassing th e posslbiUtlcs. Also, wc fierm aru. that acme sweet streak in his nature has held faUier had made hU aon miserable bling and final training of suffi vage campaign 1* progreailng at Ten the ahady banks of Big creek and holder, Leslie Burkholder. June because he could not bo a chemist m ig h t point out th a t wo coiUd rely more h im back? there will be a picnic dinner, horae •m om pw n and Dick Brize*. cient numbers of tr o ^ good rate tat this part of Blaine and upon Japanese omniscience If we'dld not re Hitler and his accomplice deTlls hara iunk ererythlng races, foot races, and all kinds’of like h l^ e l f ? (ome of the obsolete tire* and old tliey could, have made the fleeh qulrer wherever their What we *ee now U the m ult 6Z rubber contrapUons aeem to outdala m em ber how Jimm y DooUtUe’s raid on Tokyo sport« which go to make up a fue- Miss Doris Dingier, Los Angeles. lash .toukl reach. Sinking, air blltaing, murder, rapine ceuful celebratloiv...... » ...... past decisions and pact plannUig. , the flrat World war by co&alderabW. Interrupted * broadcast assurln^'the little aad robbery have marched with every step of Oerman Is visiting here at the home of her u •ft *n Ut. ttounds o f old <â*tngi, tubes, tcrau brown men tliat Americans never could bomb A party of prominent drugglsU Ani*l» r>lH. cart of P. O. pointed toward acUon la Europe, them . Unrestricted w arfare Jim # 3flt Why- d o e t n l . be from Boise were tn the city for a and have hoped to be able to mova and the like before he got to town, It did happen In Tokyo. It will happen In threaten to bomb London? We might as well try to short time Thursday of last week M rs. H. W. Sawj’cr. Fallon. Nev, forw ard to th a t end wiUiout having and ha Uvea 10 mllea out. KJds a n •c a re h im wlUi a th rea t to h a re him kicked to deaUi by looking over the city and the woq> is a guest a t Uia home o f h w par- Utrteti lwjnuch_ot_amcrlcaa forcca icat- Sorop*. ______-m IM anlM flaa Jâaclsco Chronicle. ------c f Uie s n a k s tItct caiiyon.------«at»,-Mr.-jind irrs.-H .'J. ’Wair.------nl ot pcaUr*. tcred iti other places. aome things that an not loose. Monday, Juoe 29, 1942 TIMES-NEWS» t w i n 'FALLS,. IDAHO- Vandenbark WHlv D irect Ohioand- For Second Year seventy-ftvo former rwJdenU^- SOCIAL EVENTS Ohio reelectM J . A. Twin Falls, at prealdrat o* th* O ito assoclaUon at a bualOMi • Sunday aftemocn. held to cooa^ . tion with the annual plailo a t tb# grore. Twin Pall* county iH t - . round*, Filer. . and G-LUB NEWS T. S . HlchoUoo, Filar, v u tu r n e r vlce-prcsldent, and Ml** AUm Bm S* ly, Twin Falla, *ocr«t*iy-t— “ “ Rmi. White f *- Kenneth Moore, thaprln- . elpal speaker. Joyce Pierce and Lewis Guttery B onny Moon, Twin FaD*. » 1 » , Miss' Augustus. s p ^ e . telling of Ohio picnic* b« hJtd attcndKl In post year* In CalUomU. / Exchange Vowi Mrs. Cora Stevens, a pojt peed* Pledge Vows at Evening Nuptial Announcements of the marriage ot dent of the club, prtscJlted the r»- Kenneth Moore. Kansas City, form ets of Mr, and Mr*. E. S. Carpea- erly of Tfcln Foils, to Miss Evelyn who were unable to attend, Noir W earing a white silk lace Augustus, Columbus. Kan., were re residents of Andersoo «lam.. tJ»« dreas over white satin, and Scrap Rubber to ceived here last week-end. Carpenters have attended tho pic« carrying o bouquet of Joanna June Bride Tlie marriage took place at the nlu In past years. Hill roses’, Miss Alice Joyce homt. of the brlda June 14, Tlie Miss Georgia Ixm Erhardt, Filer, Be Collected a t bridegroom Is the youngest son_of prracDted a whistling solo and a to- . Pierce became-the-bride of Mr*. Maude Moore, San Francisco, cal number, accompanied by Phillip Lewis C. Guttery, Glendale, formerly of Twin Falls. Cory. Calif., at a 9 p. m. ceremony Boosters’ Meet Mr. and Mrs. Moore are spending Musical Nomber* Members of the U. P. Boosters' M1.W Bernice Gullclc, Filer, also Saturday ei^criirlK St'th^homo auiUlary will contribute their xomponled by Mr. Coty, tang s«- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. share to Uie rubber salvi.ge drive Twin FaUs high school In 1531. Tli lccUon.1. and Miss LlDlan Lauben- H. A. Pierce. The bridegroom by taking scrap rubber U> U)e bride hofl been employed In th e civil helm. Twin Palls, presented Tocal meeting of the group Tuesday at service department of the AAA at Tuimbern, accompanied by Miss Lor> ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. 3 p. m. a t Uie Idaho Power com T. Guttery, Twin Falls. Manhattan, Kan. :n Fuller, pany auditorium. * * * MIm Alice Beatty played the piano Mrs. Jean Pierce Clarkson, “niey will also pack a service for the community singing. Boiae, was her twin slater’s box, and members are u k e d to * * m fT '. bring candy, gum or codcles. Episcopal Camp matron of honor, and Edward The afternoon will spent Lieut. Ahlm to T. Guttery, jr., was best man % nith Red Crou sewing nsd mem Conference Will for his brother. The bride waa bers are asked to bring Uireod, Marry Arizona given in marringe by her thimbles and needles. ifrs. L. II. Last and « rs . D. L. Start July 6th father. Moon will be Uie hosletses. and Rev. and Mrs. E- Le.ille RoIU left •Resident Soon I CIiolM Dloonu Mrs. M. Phlbbs and Mrs. Annie Sunday adernoon for McCall where Not at all oppoaed (o boggy riding In the BUHL, June 20-An anncwnco- Choice peonies. Canterbury b«ll« Yeaman will be In charie of the Rev. Rolls will make final arrange- good old summer Ume are Ray Hoobing ment Appearing recently In the “Arl- menLi for the opening of the Epis sona Republic," a newspaper of wjd gyrlnsft from the Dyrd WalUr 'program. and MUs Allca Taylor, popular member* g u d e n Xormed t. backsround lo r Uio copal summer conference for young Phoenix, Arls., told Of the betrothal ceremony, i t which Rev. E. U WWt*. people at that scenic Idaho vacation of Buhl's yoonger set If Urt and gas oC Miss Mini Frances HUbnaa. Filer MothodUt mUilsUr, of(lcUt«d. center. •'••i' • rationing Uke (he anto off the road daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Dewey Conference dates are July fl-lfl, ac Hillman, PhoenU, to Lieut, John The brlde’i >tl«nduit wore « blue Pythian Sisters they’ll Josl borrow Kellie and lh a bctggy embroidered Swb» orjandy gown cording to Rev, Rolls, w ho is Arthur Ahlm, *on of Mr. and Mrfc and her flower* were roees and gar Fete Official at ference manager and grounds from Mr. and Mr*. Mitchell W. Hant. BnhL Edward Ahlm, Buhl. v denias. todlan. "Smtlln’ Thru,’’ (ha purebred saddle MLu lllllmon aiid her pat«nl* vis ited from Saturday until Wednesday ■ Mt3. Pierce was trodccd In a rue Surprise Party Registrations have been coming In mount of Mrs. S. H. Prector, Kimberly, crepe alUrooon dreu with a cor unusually well this year, he cc of lost week at the horns of Mr. Mr*. C. K. EWted, who Waa nam ed menled. Hev. and Mr*. Rolls will prefers no t (o be hitched (o a cart, khan>: and Mrs. Ahlm, northwest of Buhl. sage OX roses and sweetpca*, and Junior supreme represenutlve at the Mrs. Outlery wore a Bamberg model turn here next Friday, and leave you. Here ahe Is being adm ired by Miss Mr. a n d Mr*. HiUman returned to recent grand temple sesilons of the again July Sth, accompanied by the Phoenix, and the bride-elect went to of navy blue with white aeccasor- Pyttilnn Sisters at Kellogg, was hon G race O lln, Kimberly, (Photo* by Via les. and a corsage of roses and sweet* local conference delegates, , New York City for a few day*' visit ored a t a surprise partgr S aturday Among those nttendlng from T*'ln Goertxen-Staff Engraving) wlUi relatives prior to her marrlaffe, peas. evening by eight mcmljers of the Miss Grace Brucggeman, lifelong Fnlls will be Ml.is Jane Doub1o.vi, about July 1, to Lieutenant Ahlm. local Pythian SLilers temple. MLvi Bobble DouRla.«, Ml.w B arbnra who thU week finished his advanced school male of the bride, was In Mrs. Eldred returned Tliumday charge of the guest book, and Mrs. Beymer, Mlu Marnaret Relmon, training at Port Dlx and ha* been evening from' northern Idaho. -In MLm Gene Ostrander ond MLss Mar a.-ulgne>d to observation patrol in Lulher Pierce, Mrs. RonaJd Pierce nridltlon to otlendlng the P>-thlnn and Mrs. H. A. Pierce were the re- tha Ostrander. Uio 12Cm ob.servatlon squadron, a l Sisters sc.«lons, *he oUo vUlted her Miss Joan Wll.mn mny also i tho first army air bfl«. Fort Dlx, eepUon aasistanta. Mrs. JI. E, Pierce, daughter, Mrs. Dessle Thoma.i, W al Albion, was In charge of the gift tend. N. ,J. lace. T he m arriage will be ■ ' At the request of the group who N optU t Mtulo arranged the surprise, Urs. Eldred Phi Delta Club Mlu Irene Davidson, music ma recounted her experiences while In who U now -visIUng in th e e a ^ will jo r a t Mills eollese. who is spending the northern part of the state. Invites Women Margaret Woods be her attendant. the summer In Twin Palls, played A wiener roast waa onanHcd, and If Horseless Caniage M iss HUlman wo* graduatod from spcclal piano selecUoos and was also Mrs. G. A..Oates, in behalf of the Feted at Shower Uie NorUi Phoenix high school, a n d accompanist lor Mrs. K. Z. Plerte. temple, presented a glCt to M rs. n - To Be Sponsors attended Arizona BltUo Teacher* col who sang "Secause," DHardelot, and dred. BUHL. June 20-Ml.is OlKa Ko- Must Go— We’re Ready lege. She waa ft member of Kappa, •T Love You Truly," Carrie Jacobs- V V V jle.sli wo-1 hosip.is for Phi D elta ^lub By Hostess Pair Delta. Kappa and Zet* Sigma tar> Bond. The Mendelssohn wedding recently. Mr.i, Vernon R. F rost ond critics at tho college. school up u ntil Uic tim e they were Miss M argaret W oods, who has march was played by Miss Davidson Addison Avenue Mrs. Emil llonlewlck were Invited to IJy MARTHA SCTI0EP8 clioicn tho Fourth of July, most pa- Lieutenant Ahlm attended Utah as members of the bridal party took be club sponw R, and bUls were With tire ratlorilng what It Is— In the seventh grnclo and th e n when Stato Agricultural college, Logan, tlie motor car becamc tho popular trloUe doy In the year, for her mar th e ir places. Club Has Picnic fluod to O lcnna WlL-.on, M arlon Ko- and Ka.no11nc rationing apparently riage date, wo* honored by Miss U tah, and was emplo>'ed by th e U. Thirty-two guests otUniled the tle.sh and Ardlth Ilarger mode of travel, Mr. Hunt put the S. forest service before entering Just around th e corrêr—you moy be buggy In the cow born •feeling- th a t Alice Mae Murray and Miss Geral- wedding and reception. Among the club member*. dlnt Smjth at a miscellaneous training In the army air corpt. H« At Latham Farm returning to the home and buggy era some day he would get to w o It out-of-town guests were Mr. and Plans were matle for a hobo bi shower last week at the home of received hU commlssloa May 31, ^ U n. E. P. CUrkson, Boise; Mrs. K. One long table was arranged on sooner than you Uilnk. again. Meantime, tho cows hove from Luke field, Arls, Be visited for tlie terraced lawn at the attractive cycle party honoring the new Miss M urray, 31B B uchanan. E. Pierce, Albion, and Mr. and Mr*. pledges, which Include.^, besides Remember way back when Johnny chewed ofC the fancy trlmmln's. a few days with his parent* at Buhl country home of Mr. and Mrs. El As for Uie ite ed m inus tho buggy, She will become th e brido of Farrdl ChrUUpherson, Bliss. Glennn Wllsnn, M arlon Kodcsh and used to call 'via his choice mare and Fourth Tech. Sgt. J. F. Weeks, *U- prior to going to Fort Dlx for ad The bride, a graduate of Twin mer Latham, near Buhl, for the an- stylish cart? Or maybe you re experienced "home handlers" aren't vanced training and assignment. nyal picnic of the Addison Avenue Ardlth Jlarger. two pledges who re Uoned at Camp Chaffee. Ark. The Palls high school, attended the tJnl- ceived bids at the cloje of achool. member the time you hod to attend conccmed obout the return of our * ♦ » Soclfd club Sunday afU m oon. fonr-legged friend os -a meons of marrioge will be performed in Ar Yerslty of Idaho for two y ean , where June Tate and Mable Hamilton. to that "city buslnrw" ond your kansas, and tho couple will later be ahe was prominent In musleal Special guests, in addlUon t o __ faithful nag wouldn't make it on "getting around," Mrs. S. H. Proc families of club members, were Mr. The parly was held Friday evening. at home at Fort Smith, Ark. Dancer Weds at groups, and has recently been as T he girls met a t Pap’s Ice cream tim e? YC.V those were the good old tor and her prise mare. "SmlUn' and Mrs. Charles Latham and Mr. days, or so they tell us. Now Uiot Tliru." ore proof of this. Mrs. Proc DecoraUons and floral appoint sociated with the Twin Palls Bank parlor fdr the bicycle hike, follow ments for the de.wert supper, which and Trust company. and Mrs. John Baty and daughter, the "motor machine" Is about to tor faces SOS rationing with no GoodingNuptial ^ Judy, all o! B u h l • ed.by a Rwlromw and wtrefthmenta tollowcd pinochle, were In red, white GOODING, June 2«-EIt* Jorgen Mr. Outtery. a graduate ot Twin at the ntihl park. be abandoned for a "spell," what fears. She cares for her valuable Mrs. LetrU C. G uttery. w ho was A tour of Inapecllon of the Latham hor.se as nome "fortunatea" lu e still and blue. son, a professional dancer of Sa^ Palls high school and the Fletcher are you going to do for transpor At pinochle. Miss Helen Gee and A ircraft sctfool. Is employed a t the MIm Alice Joyce Pierce p rier to dairy farm and gardens followed the tation facilities? caring for their remaining tires. FrnncLsco, formerly of Gooding, and her mafriace Saturday. Mr. and no-liMt dinner, and the mer\ and They're Not Worried She's Purebred M l^ Woods won Uie prizes, de C. H. Unger, manager of the Shast* Lockheed Aircraft corporation; Bur fense stalnpA. bank, Calif. Mr*. Oultery will m ake th e ir home juveniles finished the day's activi Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell W. Hunt, A purebred saddle mount. “Smllln' dam camp of California, exchanged ties wltli a bnscbnll game. Also present were MLna Ann marrioge vows Tuesday evening; Lire In Callfamla In aiendale, Cailf. (UUf^ Photo Marian Martin Buhl, artd Mrs, S. H. Proctor, Kim Thru" is seven years old and is and EngraTlDfl berly. are omong thoee who have one of the finest horses In Uils . TooUiman. Miss Annabelle Gee, Miss June 10, at the home of the bride's a wedding trip to an unan- tloo of the country. She Margaret Gee and Miss Mary Agatha parents. Mr. and Mr*. W. J . Oh« Pattern the problem In hand. Mr, Hunt ha* Hughe*. •■'•ôunced destination, Mr. and Mrs. Kline Residence been storing a buggy in ore of his brought here from Mexico, Mo., Unger, Gooding. Outtery will be at home at 731-A cow barns walUng for the day when of the saddle hone centers In the • • * Rev. A. c. Hartley, pastor of the SouUi Louise street, Glendale. Reunion Setting ha could take U out and hitch Nellie United SUtes. Christian church, performed tha For traveling, Mrs. Guttery wore Hostesses Give Scrap Book Program ring ceremony. Thirty-one guest* attended the to it, wltKout belnff called eectn- Inddtntally from all the InteDl- a tan crepe afternoon dreas with gence th a t “SmlUn* T h ru " «howa, Tho bride wore a black’ crop* as- ' matchlrig accessories. "Long Distance" reunion of relatives and friends of trlc by hU neighbor*. He recall* Featured by Circle Ur. and Mrs. Harlo Kline at the m any am usln* fact* about hi* she must be aware of what we “hu semble with accordion-pleated *Urt KUne home In Twin Falls Sunday. , buggy. mans" are up against. But. she's £ic«rpt( from Mn. W, L. Feam' and a corsage of red rosebud*. Wedding Shower Luncheon was served on the Uwn. ■n»U same conveyance used to }ust too well-bred to give us (he ster'i scrapbook of eu rrcn t topic* and Pleasant View BXnOK June 39—A lorely party ot Attending were W. M. Kline, Mr. carry hU children to and from their hOTM laugh. ' other lnt«rMtlng cubject*, read by last week was the "Long Distance" and Mrs. G. M. H um phrey arxf the member*, formed the program and family, c. L. OhUngw and son. Goes “All out” bridal shower given at the home of daughter. Miss Rom a Hum phrey, for Circle No. 8, W. s . O. s . of tho KenneUi, Mr*. Lydia Kroch. Mr*. Mi». W. R . KftUVcW Thxiraday in Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Neaves a n d chli- Methodist ciiurch, Tliursday after- Mltty Barker, Mr, and Mra, Rlchanl honor of MUs Myna Hatfield, dren. Junior, Beverley and Laverne. Former Resident Immanuel Leagrue C orst. Mrs. A. G. Hartley, and Mr*. For Red Cross daughter of W. II. H atfield, whose Mr. and Mr*. Orville Davis a n d Mr. . The progrom followed a no-host' M. Mattson. marrlflRe to B ert Itayw ard, Long and Mrs, Jc)e Zuyen, all of Jerom e. Has Picnic Dinner rta lurKêon at the homo of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Unger left later la Beach, Calif,, formerly of Tn'ln Of Buhl Marries ■1 league F, E. Haynes, ond Mrs. R. E. Joa- the week on a wedding trip to OoU- Pleasant View dlslrlcl Is going Into Falls, vM .lolemnlzed Sunday, June Mr. and Mrs. G. W. O sller and BUilL. June 30—.Mr. and M rs. A. Members of tlio I charge of tho ' children. Gerald and Janice, Good ot the Immanuel LuUieran church fom lo. Red Cross production an a major an. at the Normandie Wedding Man II. Dixon, Phoenix. Arlt, have an and guests attended a picnic dinner all, Mrs. n. A. Parrott is circle lead- » * * scale. or In Long Beach. ing; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie, nounced the marriage of their Mr. and Mri, Ouy Ritchie and sons, at the church parlors Sunday fol Under the sponsorship of the Em- IloateMcs were M rs. W. n . Hat Eugene and Eddie. Mrs. Leonard daughter. Anatha Dixon, to Paul lowing momlnff churcli services. anon club, one of the'leading wom field, Mrs. John T. Hlgble and Taylor Petty, F riday. Juno 28, at Calendar Snelson and daughler, Volene. all Rev. M. H .Z agel gave a report or YAItN TO BRIGHTEN en's groups of Die district, Uie Uilrd (InuRhter, MUs Betty Je a n Illsble, of Piler. Jimmie Van Zuyen and the wedding rltc.s In th e L atter Day the convention he attended In Ore H ighland View club wiU meet Friday afternoon of each month wlU Mrs. Frank Barron and dnuuhter. Saints temple a t M esa. Art*. gon. nnil ChrLstlan day school plai If you keep a yam box. as . Wednesday afternoon at the homa b« devoted to Red Cross sewing at host and their children, Jeanne and ^.1. . .t * Mli.1 Virginia Barron. Twenty.elcht Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and family were dL'cu-'^-'ed, do a scrap bag. it'll probably yield of Mfs. Stanley Sturgeon. gUMls brouHht rlfU'. w hich were formerly resided at Buhl, where for Games followod In Uie park. Doto plenty of materiol for smhll, bright wrapped and displayed, then several years Mr. Dixon was bishop for the July meeting will be an knitted accessories to perk up your wrapped to be sent to Uie bride- of Uie Buhl w ard of the U D. S. wardrobe. Such as a fringed trt- All women of the community nounced later by Irvin Eller*, presi TONIGUT AT 7 PjW . elect at Long Beach. church. He waa also manager of U\e dent, color belt for a summer linen dress, Invited to join the club In this pro Each guext wrote cards of "advice CAMPFIRE Buhl Flour milU. They have re tiright wool bowknot* to march ject, announcement of which was to the bride," and favorite recipes, sided at Phoenix seven or eight ¥ * » • down the front of a d a rk basic frock, made last week when the club met which were combined Into a book years.. .The bride ^ tlje Mcond Marriage Told crocheted cover lor your beach at the home ot Mrs. Clarence Stew, let, which also contnlned a list of daughter of M r. and M rs. TOlxoa. RUPERT, Ju n e 3»—M r. a n d Mr*. g, a twisted bond for your hat or art. the gucits and their gifts tc * # « P. E. Corson have announced the hair, a colorful snood. Knitted gar Mrs. Orville Gussy and Mrs. War bride-elecU marriage of their son, Richard Car ment* no longer In use, but whole, ren Williams were assistant hos Many garden flowers added to the ' SYftlNOA Anniversary Party son, and Miss Helen Strom, Los An can be ravelled out and used to tesses, and Mrs. T. M. Baird was arrangements for the party. Syrlnga group ot Blue Birds met At Fairview Home geles, at riles performed Sunday, good advantage, too. program leader. She introduced the at liie home of VUglnla Bracken June 31, a t S a n ta Ana, C alif. Mr. program wlUi the club collect. FAIRVTEW, June 20—Mr. and and. following a short business Mrs. Walter ELs were honored re and Mr.s. Carson will live In B urbank In addlUon to the Red CrMs sew Gem State Club meeting, the girls completed cut- where the bridegroom Is employed. ing project, another patriotic ges cently when a group of friends came — Do You Treat ■ Ung out paper doll bathing beau- with lunch to rcmliwl them of their ¥ * * ture was the collecUon of W for ties represenUUve of different Uie USO. Planning Outing wedding anniversary. Cards were DRY,CRACKED Gem State Social club was enter sutes. Nursery Shower EfltaaoQ Plcnle played. BUHL. June 38 — M rs. V ernon tained at a bridge luncheon Friday Each girl then wrote to the atate Guests were M r. a n d Mr*. Bob The annual plcnlo for the families afternoon at the home of Mrs. Evan Chamber of Commerce In the state Preeoul 'arid Beverly, Twin Falls: Strolberg waa honored recenUy at of her choice for information to be a pink and blue shower at the home LIPS of the club members was planned Tarr. The hosteu used red ros Mr. and Mrs. Ludvlc Voelka and for July as at the home of Mrs. E. decorations. put in her scrap book. Mrs. O. A, Peggy, Flier; M r. a n d Mrs. Melvin of M n. Thomas Newbry. Assistant Ut wrong wa/ \ M. DossetL The Red Cn»s report Preliminary plans were made for KeUer is guardian. Moore and Karen, and Mr. and Mr*. hostess waa Mrs. Olen Buckcndorl. was glten by Mrs. Dossett, and Mrs. the annual plcnle at which the hus Vem Vost and daughters. Eighteen guests attended. Refresh George Thooietx gave a report on bands wlU be guests, to ta k e place BLUE BONNET ment troy* were decorated with min- * * * ikture storks. the M. S. and S. club gardea tea koctettme In July. Blue Bonnet group of Blue Birds PLEATED CURTAINS lOHN CHARLES THOMAS a t the home of Mrs. O. B. Llndj Mrs. 0. A. Bickford and Mrs. Earl met recently at Washington school, While the group was engagi____ Hughes won honor* at card*. Pleated curtains give windows a and went on a nature study hike, smooUily-flnlahcd effect *o desir Red Crou sowing later in the afu including a atop at the UtUe water crDOon, Mrs. I. F. Sweet gave a able In a modem, rtatful loco. gardens. A VERSATILE DIRNDL There Is a clever, new pleat«r on travelogue of b e r recent trip to Good w ill Group ''n ia girls will write item s o f in' VEGtTABLCS 7eleplline H « ir eastern states. The dlmdl is top-ranking young the market which makes erealy A N D F R u rr terest concerning their nature hike spaced and measured pleat* quIcUy for the next meeting. They also favorilo ThU long-waisted Marian IM BEACON. ■ Picnics at Park MarUn style. Pattern 0051 U In dny and easily. TTie pleater Is really a MBAK THB WOXLD’S Approximately 00 guests, adults collected tinfoil, and had a picnic fine q\iallty tope through wtiich " a l w a y s FRCSK Benefit Party Is at the city park to cIom the meeting. and evening versions. I t has a'sw eet 0RSA TB8T MV81CAI. and children, attended the annual heart neck or reven; cap or puff cords ore ru n ingeniously. Slmt>ly > PR IC ED Ju n e plcnle of the Good WlU club aleevej. Border print is gay. sUtch the Upe on tê back of' the ARTISTS ! WICAKA-OCAWASIN Hen is ike Arranged by Club Sunday at Harmon park. Pattern 0051 may be ordered only curtain hem at tho top, pull the BVBRT MONDAY NIQBT Final la a seriu of three benefit The al fresco dinner waa served Wlcaka-Ocawasln group of Cam p In misses' and women'* aircs 12, H. cord*-at each side and the pleaU card parUes was sUged Friday by a t 1:30 p. m., and swim m ing and Fire GlrU met last week for a swim 10, IS and » . Size IQ requires five fall quickly into place. Pleater tape* RIGHT WAY... the Good Will dub at the home of varied games entertained the chil ming party at the home of Mary yards 3}-lnch bordered fabric. art available In two widths and dlf- • Rtmtmbtr th*t drr. cracked dren later in the day. *. Mrs. J. O. Doolittle, who was chair VlrgliUa Dtilley. after w hich a ferent weights, or by the yard for lip* are lajortd Up*. So tu* a man of all arrangements. Cards dlverttd the older members marshmallow roast and games were Bend FIFTEEN CENTS (plus ONE odd-tizcd curtain*. v m*dlein*l preparation to help Deasert luocheoa le rre d a t ot the outing party. CENT to cover ecst of m ailing. W rite waa enjoyed. _____ rtpalr the Mar«d ik la . Tb* 1:30 p. m . at tables centered with ¥ • * plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS NcxlWcel,. ■yrtnga and Urkipur, to c a n y out FltESn CUBTATNB BLUE BONNET .and BTTLE NUMBER. CONSUMERS mtdSclfitl IncrtdlenU d cooUnib the club's colon. Maay other garden Keeping cummer curtains clean Blue Bonnet group of the Blue ■oethinc Meatbolatnra wriU net It'S patriotic to sew and save . . . only rtHev* the -imartliMC bot ' flowen were about the rooms. will be less of a problem If you Birds met last week at the home of w ith the aid of our new tum m er book MATTRESS JJcitn 3raul>tl Pinochle was the diversion, with remember to keep window screens Laura Lee Chaney, Plans to make "A HOME OW/V£P SrOftE ^ w ill a i t i * t N*ture to mora o* patterns. Just TEN CENTS for REBUILDINa • RENOVATlNa tallies and card Uble decoraUon*. clean, too. Use the dusting attach summer resdlng book* at the. next this bookfull of smart, practical, 0ROC£ftlE£. L. MEATS quickly heal the 'Injared akin. TUNEIN KTFI , , ■ leaturlng a patrioUe moUf. ment ’on your vacuum cleaner fre- meeting were made. The girls wrot« WOOL CAUDINO BOOEftSON HOTtLBtOO — — 30e oad 60c lis ts . fabric-saving designs for work. »MONt S7» U 575 'TWIN rattS.'OAHp miently to remove loose dust and about their trip to the water gardens *POrU and -dress parade.'' s i ^ T O N M ATTRESS CO. TV KMaUla Stet« TiL * TO. also wipe off tiets fairly often with for their nature books. Joyce Hout- Send your order to Tlmes-News. m Second Arc. S. Phone 61-W k dam p cloth. by was assistant hostess. pattern department. MENTHDLATUM ~Pa|'« BIx Mond&y» June 29, 1943 COWBOYS FACE ABANDONMENT OF PIONEER LOOP FRANCHISE Local Club to Meet •Dodgers Beat Phils, 10-3, to Boise Tuesday Night Bade from a -week's rond trip, the Twin Falla Cowboys Increase Lead to 9^ Contests tonight faced tho possjblc nbandonmont of their franchise PHILADELPHIA, June 29 (/P) —- Scorlnfir six runa In the in the Pioneer league for at Icnst the war period, if not for ninth the Dodgers turned a close gamo into a runaway to- all time. .The directors of tho club were conaidcrlnR the Sport Squibs niffht to wallop the last place Phils, 10 to 3, before 8,066 at question a t a meetinfl: tonifflit and a decision m ay be an Shibo park. nounced tomorrow; By Bob U e rig h t, Pinch- Until the ninth, when tho Meanwhile M anager Tony HllHnff for Hal Wood league champions batted Robello prepared for th e op Reds Held to . the Baseball around, the Phlla were in the ening of tho Cowboys’ three- Manager 111; Qub in Slump World Series The fate of the Twin Palls Cow thick of the game. They jjanie series w ith the Boise boys wtU be decided early this week trailed by only 4 to 3, having Pilots on the home lot to 5 Hits m Two by club directors. Slowly and grad Standings knockcd Brooklyn’s atarting ‘Toui’’Draws ually going Into the hole financially pitcher, Ed Head, out of tho morrow night. Jim Olsen o n the Cowboys, m any of the direc probably will take the hillock Card Battles tors are willing to give up; forfeit box in tho seventh. for the local club. OODEN, June 25 M V -The Poca Opposition '* the league franchise; and abolish The victory Increased Brooklyn’s ' Tliera Jmvo been minors flaaUn* organized baseball In l^vln FalU. lead over th e C ardinals to BH games. tello pitclicni hcU tliB Ogden Ueds CHICAGO. June 29 0 'f—C om - about for some ilme Ihnt UiR Cow to five hits In tVo PloDerr leiigue Attendsnee a t the Cowboys Prank Mellon stnrted for the mUsloner K. M. Undla and Pm l- hoae game* thb yeai^-«nd for boys would quit Itie IcnKiie bccntuc Rume.i tonlKht. The CardlnaM won denU Ford Friek. NaUonal leacue, ll'p flT^l cncovwUr. 10 lo 0, and ihent the part two yeara—has net been and Will Ilarrldge, American large enough to cover azpenses. fl>l< t.«k« Ciir pitched well unUl. th e nlnUi. ftbout bccaaie of uiifnvorablo took the sccond. 7 lo 2, league, eonferred for tiro hours ------wcfttlier conilltlonfl. B iwIiic.m M an- Oi:det» HOt two Jilts In the flr/it The attendance has been low fer~ Heed Vas constanUy In trouble, In the JUdte's office today, while nnm erois reasons: (1) T he wea flRcr Carf Hoitc. Jiowcvcr, liiui con- „im e nnd ihrce In the Mconil, In newsmen «er« held at bay with 2»f* bu t wlU) th e exception of Uie fourth fMtcnlb’ lt, Ord this writer Is convinced has hap hlta off Tony KlUurn but couUln'. Pociitello ...... 200 0 2 - 3 3 the champlonslilp — has received a sixth plact, no one can deny that R.I.B. ,f t 1 MrUh, ah-M 4 - Robello priced Uie W rtuiglcr hitlers Orern nnd Pcli-rjrn; Mti;;i)cro nti cool reception In some Ixweball cir the team has been plagued by a lot w ith two h its Apiece, SftUe. cles, for a variety of reasons. of hard luck that has cost them ...... Box score: M ainly, It is contended by tJiese several games. B'nle Sierra, a erack- Twin Pttlls- AB Jl H O A circles that there are no boll parks efjack of a shortstop, has been on Sierra, ss ...... 5 0 0 2 Q Bees Get 28 outside the biR leagues with suf the bench tor over a month and Just Sir.'' H atchett. If. c ------,.3 1 1 ficient seating capacity to do much returned to Uie lineup Saturday W»blfin.a ...... Sunserl. lb ...... 3 0 3 10 o more than pay the cait of trawport- night. Monager Tony Robello, the Hm Robello, rf ______4 0 2 3 0 Runs to Beat Ing and feecllng: the two pennant club's leading h itter, was o u t of Uie Ct*T*knd II. Chl'isn Bhftnks. cf - ...... winning clubs. They think the whole lineup for Iwo weeks w llh Uie flu Lohrkc, 3b ______* 0 0 2 3 thing would bo n financial failure. and Uien a broken finger. Joe -’arl. Rossi, c ___ _— ...... 1 1 0 2 CHICAGO, Jo n o 29 <,10 — Joe M cCarthy, m a n a re r of th e .New York -Edge'' Would Be Removed was out for two weeks wlUi lonsllltls. MorUn. If .... 1 Boise Twice Yaiikfcn, was “very much belter today," Dr. Robert, H. Lawrence of Just a t ft Umc when a srrles ot dou liuTlcn. 3b ...* 1 1 3 3 SALT UAKK CITY. June 211 f-T>— tlin Del i'rado hoUl reported. The Yankees manager remained behind Secondly, and of equal Imixjrtnnce bleheaders overtaxed ft erlppled Noriega, p _ ....1 0 1 0 0 The Salt l.iikr City Bce.i poundi'd when his team went e«»t last nitht. McCarthy Is njfferinc from » fall lo bn.ieball In gcneraJ, they feel pitching staff. Chenard, p ...,3 0 1 out 28 run.1 to drfrat the Hobc bladder attack And probably will stay here ft few days, Dr. Lawrence that any sort of tour or extension The weak spot on the learn ftt Open Season PII0L1 Iti 11 twin bill hero toiilclit, Mid. Meanwhile, the Yanks are In the worst slump of the season. The of the number of games to be played the tint e( the year hai been _.,34 3 8 13 Inklns ihr llrji Kivnir, 11 to B, nnd ble lead that the Il'ronz Bombers enjoyed Is being slowly whittled would take the “edge’Vrtght off the m ended when th e CowlMys signed Id ah o FnlLi— AU R H O A the second contest. 17 to 5. Jn tlie away by the we'lem clubs. The Yanks, In a hitting slamp. have lost world series and ti/rn It Into a Joe IteuI as eateher. Changing On Sageliens lo—lltrmitn. niouop. Donaldson. 3b ------3 3 2 1 2 second liinlnK of tlic fii-cond gnmc, nine of their last It games, topped oft by a doable defeat »t the hands "carnival a ttra c tio n .” Those were Uie from backst«p lo 'backstop at the Sllverthom, cf ------3 2 1 1 1 the Btcs jnndc 10 runs, of the White So* Sunday. words emploj-ed by one influential first ef lh« year, the Cowbeyi lost Jeasen, I b ______* 0 3 11 -FtUST CAMr. ofJlclal. several games whleh can b« di- Starts July 1 • I " Pfttcrson. U ------* 0 1 1 "We're In favor of doing every 'reetly lal4 onto.poor receiving. MulcaJiy. c ------3 0 1 11 thing we paulbly can to help the That has been mended now, and Bagehens, bewarei A d u n t, 3b . 1,-nr charities." h e sold. "B ut I'm the Cewbors again are on the op Por the first time since 193S, Ryan, rf ...A I I 0 0 itrttW U\ls Isn’t ft good Idea. I t Uic grade, which seems to me ■ mighty southern Idaho hunters will have Heafner Equals Dunn, sa — ....3 0 0 2 2 Reiser and Gordon ans knew the series was going lo poor time to give up the ship. an opportunity to legally shoot snge- KUsura, p - -...3 0 1 0 1 Ia.1t Indefinitely nnd maybe not Prospects are brighter now Uian hetw In tills areo. The state flsli World Record be decided unUl the middle of the a t any Ume during Uie year. The and game comml.i.^lon Um crenteJ Totals ....25 0 0 21 11 winter out in Sarv Francisco I tlon't weather has Improved and Uie club— three special days this year In whltli In Golf Tourney _.020 OCpO 010—3 Hold Batting Lead think they would be greatly Inter with all Its sore spots healed ov^r— nlm rods may bag two of the small, O I R A R D, O,. Juno 38 (UJ5 — ....203 100 OOX-O ested In the opening gnmes here. seems to be back In winning form. tAslp’ birds and It will coailder the Brawny Clayton Heafner, Durham, ESror>—LohrKc. NorlCRn. Je.vcn, NEW YORK. June 29 (/P) —Brooklyii'x leaders boffan to wherever they are plnyed. A new leaf will bo lurred over on esiablUhment of additional open N. O., ranked w ith th e world’s best Adnnu. Runs batted In—Sierra. Ro- come bnck to the crowd liist week, rniHinK. hope.*! in some Players Approved July 5 when the second half ot the season days on the sageben. golfer* today oiler compiling ftn oil- b«Uo, -tloricgl. DonaUUwn, SUvct- nunrlers th at tho club will suffer the Hame fate. "Another angle Is this: the play season starts. Hunting will be permitted July 1, time world record-equalling total of 0 thom , Jessen 3.' Pauroon. Stolen ers would not feel like It was a real Given a fair chance to continue 364 In the gs.ooo M ahoning valley bases—Sllverthom. Paterson. Sac- While Pete Reiser, the Na- world series. Jumping from town to and atUndance booster drives open gold tournament. rlflcfr—Adams. Losing pitcher—Nor- tionni Jengue’a 1941 batting toftm. They would gat tired after similar lo those eendnoted by the of Lincoln county known as the Heafner wound up tout wivsa- legn. Two-bnse hiu—SllverUiom, champion, nnd Joe Mcdwick about a week and turn the thing Into Ja y ee o . LIsiu clob, and eth er elvie Dietrich tract, lying souUi of the tlonal rounds of golf yesterday and Ryan, Jessen, Robello. Double ploys Riggs to Play a farce, probably. You can't expect a Union Pacific railroad and east of came up with nnmcwhat low- organlsaUoQs last year organized. won the tournament tor the second —Sierra to Burton to Sunserl, Sierra biuich of nthlete.n lo slAy a t fever It seems that the Cowboys ceuld U. 9. highway S3. year In a row. Suspended last' Apcll to Sunserl, Dunn to Jessen. nvcraKC.'i a fte r S u n d ay ’s heat for weeks on end." pull Uiemsclva out of a hole. Why The itate fish and game commU- by Uie POA, Heafner turned In « - nine (lUehcr—OTelln. I/uU\c — Don Budge in Kiitncft th m i th e .;55G and .350 Up to now. th c ie is nothing of. not g|«e It another Iryf slon at Its next regular meeting In 05-Cft—584. a card th a t equalled the they had boiusted the week flclal about the propoool. Tliat ti, Organized baseball Is a good mor- July will consider the extension of m ark tor 72 holes In a m ajor tourna Scrnnd Gamn officials of the various service char m ent, estnblLihed by Craig Wood In Jei-ome Beats before, bi^’ Ernie Lombardi, lie builder and the great American th e open sca.ion on the spede. It Ilol.'ie ...... n o 000 1— S 0 3 Tennis Finals ily funds have nol asked Ihnl the sport exemplifies those Weals for lia.1 been reported. th e Metropolitan open In IIHO.. Salt Luke ...... 210 320 0 -1 7 II S NEW YORK. Jui\« 20 i said. Bench, N. Y„ fl-1, 0-1, (J.2. Jim Hegan, with a perfect day of league. In Chicago for a conference or the ninth Inning wltlj o Ulple. He hlt.1, 5S runs batted In and 12 home four slnglej and a pa.is, and Roy with Commissioner Landis, today scored when Bird got to first on an Weatherly, with a Ulple and two notified his office he had fined Man ••The very best fs the whiskey that's error. Bird was ndvnnced to second T he Dodgers' pltcher.i estnblLihed singles, led the attack on Lee Ross ager Leo Durocher of Brooklyn *50 on anoUier error and came In when lhemêW^.’l m ore llrm ly than and Joe Haynes. and suspended him for three days Stanger ilnsled. Switching Players Confuses nt the top of th e ILit. t^ rr y Frencli Tlie Indians scored thdr edge run for his flare-up In yesterday's dou d ry — P a u l J o n e s r Burley will invade Jerome July 4 hung up his elKhUi victory wlUiout In the sevenUi when Shortstop Luke ble header wllh CInclnnaU at Eb- a iM.i to take th e league lead, while for a non-league tilt os port of Jer Appling threw wildly attempUng to b e u field. — ftw th» Opf'Stjtax* »f tl« Pm! hast Ctatl ome's Independence day celebration, Pioneer Fieldinjj; Averages Whitlow Wyatt, alihoUKh he suf tomplete a double play alter Jett Durocher was ordered off Ihe it was announced yesterday. c ? . e ? fered hl^ second defeat In nine de- Heath and Les Fleming singled and bench by Umpire Tom Punn In the Line score; R.H.S. SALT LAKE C m * , Ju n e 20 -8 D 3 are confu.ilng nnd few nrc more game, lie mnde only two errors and much trouble from other regulars Weatherly and tu-o singles la the base. Before leftvlng, the Dodgers L. Bartholomew, J. Bartholomew than tho Pioneer league fielding 13 credlled with 23 fLVilst.i, 349 put- In tlie American league batting race, eighth, and added another taUy In m anager kicked ft lltUe du st on Uie and Thomason; Rickets and Walters. averflges ouLi nnd S3 double plays. but he'.i apt to get unexpected oppo the nlnU). umpire's shoes »nd tossed ft towl In With fulltime outfielders Sixaklng of InlUal sockers, : sition from an erstwhile Invalid— Meanwhile. Mllnar, who his face. ^ ttUPERT WINS. 5-3 serving as part time pitchers, short flr.M ba.iemnn Nick Bunscrl. Twin Taft Wright. White Sox — before touched for nine hits In the firat HAILEV, Juno 2t>—The Rupert stops and third ba.^cmcn Inier- FnUs. ).i a pretty fair outfielder. th e sea.ion ends. five fram es, pitched hlUess boB the South Central Idaho league entrant chsnglng. tijlrd bwemen working With 37 game.1 under hL« belt on On the b(vil5 of a minim um 133 last four Innings. Russets Acquire lued seven Hailey errors as pay-dirt behind the bat and flr.n bn.',cmei first and 20 in the outfield, Sua-ierl times at bat. tho Yankees' second Weatherly Injured his left Ug In to chalk up a fi-3 victory and shove roaming Uie greensward, you cni Li In last place nniong Uie first bnxemnn still leads the league' a collision with Catcher Tom Tgrner Jobless Players Ute Miners deeper Into U\e Itanue Get wtnc lunny teivilL%—Vn mori sacktrs with sn . but in the Held top ten swingers ulth an average at the plat* In the eighth Inning. IDAHO PALLS. Ju n o » basement. Sutton. Hallcy hurler, ways Uian one. holds J)73 for third place. of J5B5. But Wright, who only re He was taken lo Mercy honpltxl for Qarlond, manager of Uie Idaho Polls strvclt out H Rupert batamen but Add to. Hint the usunl Intm Burton In Flnt cently returned to work rtgularlj X-rays. Russels sojd today Uie Russet man league switching of plnyfrs,;, stir A second baseman, however. Li for the White Sox, U clubbing the CM'ito loose lleldlng contributed to hb de Moan, rf agement has purchased two plaj-ers feat. thoroughly, and you have os fine tecond basem an and no io Falls, has .028 for Uie honors. to J i5 . Bailey July < for the annual game Jerati Leads Ouiflelden He hos played In 48 games, made Next were John Pesky, Boston, WOODEN COTS FOB ARMY between theae tm> rivals. It will not BoSby JoraU . Pocatello, took the a» putouts, IS errors, 130 assists and .339; T ed W lUlams, Boston, last WASHlNOTOr^. June 20 (;r>-To be ft SCI league contest but Is be- honor* In the field wlUj ^85 for 37 17 double plays. year's batting champion. J3S; Stan ive steel, the army has decided to Is^ given u ft T780 benefit Bame games, 64 putouts, one ouLit and Ten pitchers have perfect a... Spence, Washington, ’J18; Bill se wooden beds Instead of folding age.1—fielding, no t pitching— and »run—Mack llron . AppUnr. wlthi the proceeds above expenses one error. DlCkey, New York. J13; Je ff HeaUi. battH In—Wr*li>«rlr, Jlcxkttt S. KpI steel cots for soldiers. going to ihe boys In service. Tlien Uiere U Ted Kerr of Un Tony Ferrera, Idaho Falls is given Cle\-eland, JOS: Bruce Campbell, n«nlmt J. Ktctn. MIIn*r. M / Rftlph MeCloy. Rupert, and Ham- Bees who has played half his games tt]e top spot on Uie basis of 13 Wa.ihlngton. JM . and George Case, A»plln« t. WrlsM. KVniwHf. T»n Rtvnvcs, Jour putOMts, 24 nsaVsls, 00 Wt»—ll»«Oi, Vi»mlrir. Mota. Kolk litoo, Hailey, each hit three bag* on the hot corner and half In m ast Wwhlngton, 5M. Thr~ h«.« hlu—W«iih»rlr, Mlln.r. g e n . mid mitt. 31 gam u In each position. errors and two double plays^ WiniAms, w ho boosted hU aver- rlln». Suil.n b«i^-Anplln«. JWrlflc«— Une score: R.H.E. Bolie Last ..ic two points last week after kfUn«r. Mlln*r. Houbl»-pl«r— As ft-catcher h e ranks six th wlUi I,.!,...,, _ R upert ______110 000 300—5 8 1 .004 and a s .a th ird basem an h e Is -.ily tenm which hw no dropping off 13 the week before, DON'T H a ile y ______000 021 000—3 9 7 U\lrd with 523. ■ representatives at the top In any continued to set the -wny in runs of th e positions is Boise, to It Isn't John 'Jordln, Idalio Falls, led thp batted In with 73. in home runs Moneys Worth DjDRT In fQ»I uak c«tb«r- Paul Fish Planted catdiers. wlU> 1.000, but ha.i played flurprf.lng to find Uicm In lost with n and in runs scored wlUi •tor t> «n» ef Um Bsla ets*« pt lew In only • flVe'gomes, so tho honors place Jn tfa m fielding averages. ’ 81. 8PRINOF1ELD, Mo., June 2S (;p) n«olln* n iln r^ . PAIR?IELD, June 39 — £3shty- The team-averages. In orifcr. a.e really should go lo R ry Settle, Pitching honor* ' «ttia.taed with —SPOCWOT» of the 8prtngfltl«J Car Lrt » (hr47:-Salt take, ,®4

Tw in PaJLi. Idaho when a recess was U ken u ntil 10:00 New York Stocks Ju n e 13. 1S43 o'clock a. n s, Juno IS., 1942. M N S fiECOVER 5 |L 10:00 o'clock 0. m. C. B. LINDSEY. K LEAD RISE r TIEGULAB JUNE SESSION Cl^ttlnnaa NEW YORK. June 09 Tho market closed higher. Tlie Board of County Commlj- Attest; WALTER O. MXJSORAVE. Clerk. Ala.’ika J u n e a u ------3 NaUonal Cash Rglster — »loner» mot At this time pursuant Twin Palls. Idaho ON STOCK M Allied Stores ______No soles U N I 1942 111 ■: to recess, Conmilaalonera Llwlsey June 10. 1043 AUU Ohalmera ______33K NaUonal Dairy Products _ cincAGO. June ao -»rry d*-' mnd M olnndcr and th e cleric prettnu 10:00 o'clock A. M.- American Con :______07^4 NaUonal DlsUllers _____ dines amounting to almo«t a eect CoRimlMloncr P otter abscnU AmerlcMv Locomotive _ New York Genlml ______coTTled wheoV price* to new I S tt \c«» T ra n ite r ot Fund* REOULAIt JUHE SESSION Tho Board o t County. CommLt- - 17H today but Uie market recorercd aJl B. C. Enlinunds. public accountant, AmerJcan Rad. * Std. San------Uie loM o tte r m ldseslon a n d la te r appeared before the Board by letter slonen met at this time pursuant to recess, all members and the clerk American Rolling M ills------01* fluctmued nervously around Sotur- and listed erroni found In Uie American Smelt. Si Refining _ 30S Ohio Oil ■ ■» close. ords of tho Tnx Collector and present. Quarterly Inspections Made AmerlCIITS Tel. As Tel------110V4 Packard Motors ______...crc(wcd recelpta of now jraln tn ORunended tnm fers to correct American Tobacco O ______4 2 \ Poramount-Pub. ■ the Uarvcr.t belt and more laTOrobta tor* «a follo?!B-. D eb\l Twin fall* Quarterly Inspections were made J. 0. Penney Co------I of UiB Court House and Jail, County Anaconda Copper 24^4 weaUier tor field work and crop pro City H 7£0 and C redit Tsyln Folia • itlc Refining______lOli Pennsylvania R. R. _ duction KeneroUy accounted for ear Ulshwoy »47^. Transfer of Iimda Parm. and Health Unit bulldlnff. win L ocom otive______to People* Oos ...... Order to Draw Warrant ly weakness, which was particularly VOS ordered mode accordingly, 'P helps Dodge ...... — 'rrnble In Uie oftts and soybean Tlie /ollou-lns entries of soles of The County Auditor was author- Public Service of N. J. - county property were erroneoualy Ired to draw warrant on tho Poor ... where prIcM slumped a ccnt or a n ltt« I Xrom Uio m inutes ot May Fund In the amount of $113J0 li jnore. When rallied loter In responsa r Oil . to~tmtlTiK ottrftuted parUy to mill* 8. 11M2, and Uicy a re now Inwrted favor of suite of Idaho Dept, o Radio Corp. of America ------to correct Uie m inutes of Uint date. Public Assistance, for supplemenUi .In MrfTPcttort wlUi flour sales to California Pacific _ Radio Keith Orpheum ------goverWient ogcncles. Bale of County Property direct relief for the month of Junt stock m arket today. G ilns In thi Republic Steel ______1043. Canadian Pacific _ Wheat dosed unchanged to Ho Tlie.fiEU,.NEV-S«.-Jl, Twp, n proup rftnged-to mofo-ân-a-polnts- J .' 1. c imr t : ^ . Reynolds—Tobaceo-B—,, 1owTr-«omTViiT<'(rwltli*S4lUM6yry®7------R0Utlne” bUainc«' was lron.iActtd and tho rail average reached a ----- Cerro de Pa«o Corp. . Scars Roebuck ______B. R . H E. D. M.; SW'A 8W\4 See. 3, unUl the hour of S:00 o'clock p. i $1,15‘4 to jM S S .S c p lc m b e rlU B H ; T«,-p. I I a . R. 10 E, D. M.; 6W>4 hlal\ slnte .Mtky 12. Chuamoke & Ohio _ ShtJl Union OW ------com >ic to Ho lower, July 84T4o to rhen a recess was taken unUl 1: Sharp Increases over a year ago In ChryiJer Corp...... — Simmons Co...... NB'4 See. 3. T*-p. 13 3 . R. 16 E. B. I'dock p. m., June 23, 1943. 7011c, September 07‘;c to 87Sci oats M.: ajMl NEU NWVi Sec. 20, Tft-p. 13 O. B. LINDSEV. vrnlngs reported by road* so far Coca cola Socony Vacuum ___ '______I 'ic to 3!ic lower: soybeans Ho to S. R. 10 E. B. M. hftvlnff been offered • C hairm an for May. a contnueasonal rUc of car Colorado P. e t 1...... - Southern Pacific ______l?;c lower; r>-o ^ c to IH c lower. for nalo July 3. 1D40; Uie S'A 8W>4; loadings, and belief that tiie final Commercial Solvents _ SouUiem R a ilw a y ______A lla l: Consolidated Copper _ Sperry CorporoUon...... NE>^-SW K nnd'S E U Bee. 20.,Twp. WALTER C. irUSORAVE. Clerk, dn»!t of Uie tax bill would Icove '12, 8. R. 10 E. B. M. having been of- rall:oads la a favored p«lUon were ConaoUdMed Ediion _ S tandard .Brands ...... ------Tw in PaSls. Idalw SUvndard OH of C alifornia „ fenxi fo r M le October 17. 1030; the Ju n e 33, 1042 on.ilblo fo r Uie Improi'emenU ConsolldftUd Oil ___ , NW.4 NEVi: EH KE>; See. ^0. T»p. 10:00 o'clock A. M. ■nerally th e m arket w as quiet, ConUnental Can ____ Standard OliJsf Indiana ___ 13 S. R. 10: th e E S exctrpl R. MEETING OF EQUALIZATION ..jugli th o rail group was acUve ConUnental Oil .... StandanI Oil of New Jer.iey _ R. in See. 33, Tft-p. 13 S. R. 10 BOARD New York C en tral was Uie outitand- Com Products ______Studebaker ------E, B. M.; and NW>i N W 'i See. Sun.ihlne M ines ______L i l ^ P u rsu a n f to SecUon 01-401 ICA feature in tumorer with i 35.- Tft-p- 13 8. n . 10 E, B. M , the Board ct County Commissioners imne equal to about 10 per cen Swift & Co...... liuvlng been offered lor sole Oc met at this time as a Board of of all the business done on the mor itone Tire A; Rubber _ Texas Corporation______11'S si tober 23. 1937.- n n d not hnvlns EljunJlMClon for tiio purpaw of kct. Tlie t«uo crossed «, OB^nst i General Electric ------Tlniken Roller Bearing ------been sold, th e Board on April 3.1013. equalltaUon of luises-wients upon prevloiw cloflo oI„7H ond a record General Pood-n______^ ai shown In Book 10 of CommUlon- real and personal properly rolls, and low made last week of es. ' III II ^ » ers Journal at Pngra 101 and 103. S outhern Rallwoy Issues w ere fixed A minimum price for private " xamlne and set upon claims ___ far exempUon of taxes. All reol Funeral Replaces tlve and strong on newt tho road United Aircraft CP _ sale of said lands. Tlilily tlays now hod paid off Its bonk loans. Union Goodyear T ire d: Rubber United A irlin es...... • having ela.iped since Uie publlcaUon property,jwse.i.'iment rolls were tu m - o\’cr to Ui8 Board By th e County Pacific gained more than 2 points Greyhound Cp. ______United States Rubber , i:SS iii of Bftid minim um price, Uio Board Call to Army for and galaf of a point and more wero Houston Oil ______United States Steel n t th is tlrtiQ accepted Uio offer of Auditor. Such Board of Equalliatlon no^Ml In P e re M artjuelto Issues. Howe S o u n d ______au Joe C. YroRul tor said landi In Uie Twin Falls Rider LouLivlllo & No.ihvllU, Naslivllle. am ount of HOl.OO plus $1.00 re- malned In se.vilon unUl th e hour I'clock noon, when a reccJM ERCENIAGELOW Jack JVonklln Prye, 28, Twin Chattanooffa and S t. LouU, Nickel IntemaUonaJ Harvester . cordlna fee. wUlcli Mnoucit won paid Plate and OreatNortiieni pr^lerred. In fixll as evidenced by Audltor'*- ...... n unUl 10:00 o'clock p. i Only per cent of th t 6.000 m en FalU, who atuined national f(una 1043. a s a Jockey, was schedule*! to be In CASH CRAIN CerUflcnte No. 1548. I t was mm'cd who havo registered for the first, M. Y. CURB STOCKS ;»h whMti No.' by CommL'.iloner. Llndscj-. second ^ O. B. LINDSEY, second and thlrdydrafls wlUj Twin ducted Into th e United States arTny C hairm an Polls county seleeUve se.-vlco board today. mktr Illll.sulllvnn _____ No sales ed by Commissioner Molander, and Metals Ues Service ...... unanimously carrlcd, that when Attr.ll; No. 1 has been deferred for occupa- Instead, h e will be paid funi pnld in lull. aU delinquent taxes, ex WALTER C. MUSGRAVE, Clerk. Uonal reasons, CapU J. H. Beaver, tribute here Uils Tliursday. t*,R Btt-VCR AJ.-iltss. No'. * ««ie t cept special a-viewment. on sold Tw in Palls, IdaJio the board d e rk . rcveoled U>day.* Jockey y a s Intally Injured Snl S NU tn tBmrl* ffrftd property bo cancelled. Uint deed Is June 23, 1043 Seovcr said that 80 from tho day In a fall from a horse he was '"o'.lt! 1 mlinl sue, uid Uiat Uie dialrman and 1:00 o'doek P. M. first and second drafts have been working out a t AriliiKton park. Ho clerk of Uio Board be auUiorlrcd to REGULAR JUNK SESSION placed li» 3-A. deferred for agrl- died a t tho NorUiwesiem hofljiltal , oxecuto Uie same. ■Die Board of County CommLwion- cultunil and irtmllttr reisons, and In suburban De.i Plaines shorUy rs m et a t Uils tim e p ursuant to after the acddent. Livestock Markets Sale of County rroperty 103 In 2-B bccau.ie ot critical war xe~5, all m em bers and th e clcrk ■work. *- Tho body will be reccWtd 'Wtilncs- H ie N S N E iilS cc. 18; the KW\; doy morning at Uie Twin Pa11.i m or Snake River Report 9 11;.. lU.M to lll-SI: 1«0 to Prom Uie Uilrd d raft, 39 have been "so ibi * It to lU.tO; Bood too l» liO Ik. NE>i Sec. 10; Uic 6E>; NWVi and ^ ^ RetolnUon placed In 3-A and only eight In 3-B. tu a ry w here services will bo held ii to lU ; thoica IlsliUr wclchu SW U N E 'i Sec. 21; oil In T»-p, 13 In Uio m atter of Uio peUUon Tho percentage comports with tho Thursdoy at 2:30 p, m. interment 8. R; 10 ».-0. M.. having been offer Howard Lapray for cancellaUon -- will be In Sun.wt memorial park. ■ 0l»nc naUonal average of abost five per mh. atnii POTATOES ed for sale at regular tax sole on Sheriff's commlsalons, Uie following cent. Pryo wos thrown when hLi mount, tlO.tt; choir* v«»tm li t 1 od and choI(« n October 35, 1837. and not hovlns resoluUon was offered by Commis For all reasons, about 10 per cent UtUe Oallant. stumWed. He cnuRht llr«,j a.l.l>U l.Mft, U) been sold, tho Boanl on April 3 .1M2. sioner Molander, who moved Its of tho S.OOO reglsU-anU h u been de his foot In tho sUrrup, and was J.ek.oci U k . ______«»,» POTATO ITmntES as »hcm-n In Book 10 or CommlMlon- adopUon: ferred. ,Tlio naUonol averogo Is dragged some distance. to ina Ita. 11J.8S to IK. (Coortesy Sodlef, Wegener and en Journal at pages loi and 103, WHE31EA3, th e personal" property about 7!i-pcr cent. The parents of Mr. Prye. Mr. and r« J.-00I fed eampany. Elks LnUdlng). fixed ft minimum price lor private of Howard lA pray was assense*' M rs. WftlU:r Pr>-c. Calltcm la. are t.ooo. t< d yrarlfnrt unrrrnlr il cn>d , lll(h L«« Claaa (tal» of said lands. T h irty days ncrw N..»...... l t « I2.M Uio year 1B40, and th e taxes Uit en route to Twin PaUi to attend (16 (Ul')-C.l. for sale n t reRxilar Uuc siile on Octo in have been paid, and It l.-j lne-(U.snA»-Hn»»i ber 25. 1037, and n o t havlnic been ible'and u n ja it UiAt snid Howard completed. The change was (Frsm l’*(> Oni) SaUbl* T.:ao. ti.til 19,000; tluw. W)ld, tlio Board on April 3. 1042. o.i Lnpray bo required to pny said sher- port of a statewide shift by which rive along Uie canyon ond Ui:it a Argument Heard i»«a uMr MUfi. wc*k lo Ss h.»-Plnnl arju- Butler and Epgs Journal a t Page.i 101 and 102. fixed a Now. therefore, BE IT RESOLV w ith tho Twin PftlLi . . . slghUy. He proixi.itd Uiat Uic city neiits In a suit brouRht by R. L. m inim um prlco for private .'.ale of ED AND ORDERED Uiat Uie sher- nasumInK supervision of all wuUt purcho.ie a dumping place near Uie .Dlcki Graves and R. E Pepple to imld lands. T lilrty diiy.n now having lir* comml.wlon.1. In Uie am ount oI central Idaho. nouUi fooUiUls (;veii though It costs determ ine Icgullty of tho lontr P otter a n d upon to ll caJl Crash' of Autos build an Indnrmtor and sewage dls- Ada county prosecutor ind sheriff Ncwi ."WrrlMl'— full 03 evidenced by Auditor's Cerll- :ic voto was as follows: . po.ial plant. However, he declared ind Uie II0I.1C police chief from In- flcato No. 1350. I t was moved by Coinml.isloner Lindsey; Yes out n sudi a proposU was out of the ques- icrferlpg with operftUon of the.ma- llult.r In bulk S9c. CommLisloner Und.'.cy. seconded by CommLwloner P otter: Yes youth today v held by pollci Uon a t present wlUi the city tnx chlnes p<;ndlns outcome of th e court • tradjj oirdlum'to t«>d Comml.iiloniT Molander, iind unni Comml.vilontT M olander: Yes a.1 he will be turned levy up to Uie last clghUi of a mill. lmou.ily carried, U iat when perUes heretofore sold by Uie :ra.ih t B;25 p. m. Saturday city council on Uie problem. How « r e u-ied fo r gam bling »nd hence Uiat Uic clialrm .m and clerk of Uie County Uiero were certain delin wlUi machine being driver ever. this wns pas.ied up when It ^‘cro Htegol. G raves a n d Pepple then B oard bo auUiorlz-(USDA)-Tr»d- by D arrell Howells. 31, also of Twlr was suggested Uiat tho civic orK;inl- ippealcd. im kln to tS.TS and ■ loa vnol marktl conUnu<> rjimc. •which were not eancdlfd; Palls. Tlie crush occurred a t 6eC' snU oai w ait until Uie council a-iêd and n illm «llilb)« tn.SO lo I icm. bujrlni of .lapl. fin, Sale of County Proptrty Mo%-ed by CommL'Jloner LInd«ey. ond avenue ci«t and Sixth street for help. Chairman Holmes pawtd built stMdv W -Hnh; send iH»d from U ôT T ,^Y TJie EVi N E ;: Si-c. 17. Twp, 13 lat Uie taxes levied ujion Lots 3 Sll.ti to IU.40: ( c lodl. :ast. H ow dls' Infant son a-as sllRht- onto the next quesUon for which the Apply Spray Now, l.tOl TMlin atMdy. Il2.t0 lo Sia.uui R. 10 E. B. M. hnVlnK been offer and 4. Block 0. of B lckd AddlUon to ly Injured In the crash, police mecUng was called-tlie finding of d h*ad choira' btid tlt j («w cood ilock for Bale nt regular tax sale on C Uie City of Twin Palls, for the year ords ebow. , headquarter* for the rotlonlng tobcr 35. 1037. and not. having been 1031, In Uie am ount of $3£4. bo can ToIaI danftuKj to Uie m adilnes board. Orchardists Told sold, tJio Bo.ird on April 3. 1043. celled; and that taxes levied upon was estimated at»UO. Second cover spray sliould bo ap Mining Stocks fihown In Book 10 of Comml.vlon^.- Lot 10 of Block 3. of £a.it Lnwn Sub plied not later than July 1, orchsfd- Jo u rn al a t PaRcs 101 and 103. fixed division of Wock.1 i and 0. In Jones Addition to Twin RiUs. for weed er County Will Toss UU o t this a re a were advlseh Set at .$3,375,000 Becau.'M courUiou.ie vault spnce is "Because of extrem e cool w eather 'BOISE, June M M>-WlUi only m inim um price, Uie Board a t Uils and Intcrcfit In boUi In- during the past two weeka," Mr. rr; medium to low rood tim e occepted Uie offer of O errltt stances above menUoned, W ASmNQTON. Juno 20 (UJ!)— BctUng crowded. Twin Pulls t ...... : rood to ch. four days unUl tho deadline for Sccrctary ot tho TreasMry Henry «osnmli*lca\CTa today approved...... Mftgers said, "codlln moUi fUgbt slsnaVMTts, Lewis VrtUloma, Id ah o I,, Peter# for said land in U\e am ount celled. has been very light. During t{ ^ per of *20.00 plus 11,00 recording U Morgenthau. Jr.. today announced oluUon pennltUng de.itnictlon of old ____ - ...... - director ot eharltoble InsUtuUons, MoUon seconded by Commls-iloner iod apple* havo grown quite rapidly, rood lo tboln iS’V^ ««al*n wliich am ount wa.i pnld In full aa e Molander, and upon roll call Uii Uie stAte-by-state breakdown'of the elecUon balloUi and ballot stubs. . Is seeking 8,000 more signatures for ESI *1,000,000.000 July quota for war Tlie board approved a moUon leaving a very slight protecUve tUm a pcUUon to place a MO-per-month denced by A uditor's Certlflcotc No. vote wos unanlmou.ily carried. n th e trult,'* 1551. I t was moved by Commission Leave of Abtenee 1 and stam p sales. drawn by Ray D. Acee, deputy coun' aprlna lanla ahoat old age benefit measure on the No- For the second cover spray tha ln> inti tit to-tU, veraber ballot. , . er Molander, seconded by Commis Walter C. Musgrove, County RC' :w York wlUi »niJOO.OOO. ha.i ty attorney, by which County Audi 'IS.SO; ahfvp and r>a sioner- Undiey, and unanimously corder, • presented the request o tho highest quota, while Nevada with to r W alter C. MU-igrave may dL ipector urged three pounds oT arsen Approximately »,800 namo ate of lead with suitable spreader wdVosa U» tood Tffarll carried, Uiat w hen paid for In full, M anha Holmes. Deputy, for leave o. 11,038,000, h as the lowest. July's awoy wlUi ballots and stubs from rllk No. 1 and No. II needed and 10,000 now a re oi all delinquent taxM (except special ib.ience to pc n n lt h e r to attend quotas were ba.ied On sales In May, th o following: (i) T?ie liospltAl and three-fourths of a gallon of Tho measure Is sponsored by Uie Z .o o ^ itmuner type oil to each lOO sallons CniCACO LIVMTOCK Townsend organlxatlon. Williams Is Mseasment) on said property be can school until August 20. 1043. I t ap when tho national quota was S800,- bond vote of lost Oct. 14; (3) th r CmcACO. Jun. » «n—(U8DA»-fial. -M 45 celled. th a t deed Is-iue. and th o t tho pearing to th e Board th a t Uie Ri KcnertU eleeUon of Nov. 5, 1040; (31 of water. The cover, he said, should president ot the Boise Townsend 000,000. June's quota Is $800,000,000 b* thorough. •bU bon is.ooo. total Xi.tooi tuadr u chalrrnan and derk of tlie Board b« corder will be able to flU Uie pen and It probably wont bo reached. all oUicr ballots ond stubs from 1040 d u b . MthorUed to execute the some tlcn temporarily. It wns mo>'od by July quotas Indudo: or prior years. Q uartcriy InspecUon Aladi. mlasloner Lindsey, seconded by Idaho, t3,375,000; M ontana. t3 J2 Blnee the tlmo for any contest Quarterly inspectloa was mode of Cotnmlssloner Molander, and tinan- 000; U tah, »3.070,000, and Wyomli h a s COT passed, the commLislonera Gas Prices Rise Uio CJounty G eneral HospIUL taously eaxTled. tlio t th e leave of ab. I1J10.000. decided .that reteoUon of old ballots Twin Falls Markets Routine business »-aa transacted senco requested by Miss Holmes be •e rre s no purpooe. As Uiey piled up. unUl th o hour of 5:00 o'doek p. m. granted. the basement rault space—which In Rationed Area when ft recess was ta k en until 10:00 RouUno business was transacted Real Estate Tronsfcra also holds district court exhibits an

SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR HERB QEn3QZlI, MM<£ N I u£) A> jr / PAIX. R E V E R S 'd RICJe IX30K \ BY BLANCHE ROBERTS IMeLP>EO HIM LIKE B(SEAKP,ar.K.LIng ,.ry Ita7.a met nnd held until Judith jlo n o f h is fncc. Iliit hli; uyi-s e- After « moment U>« man Jn Iho But he did not bother to ]{l.*iBce •‘Or a youns man to « rt wlthT” veat In .front of her craned hlT where she indicated. h e Krlnned knowlrvRly. neck to look at her. She trlM the "One slt.i l>chlnd you and the "He won't flirt with me," she rtj- sam e win.iome smile on h im nnd It. oUier acr Uie ntile." mnrkcd and pouted her llpj. Sho w orked. Botwecn bite.i ot food ho raid, ;;poko loudly nnd her voice *”EvcryboclScve I am cn»y pickup.", th o I m ore Uiiit» iipjireclatc your In- nnd rcowlefl nt Uicm boUi, ploying ,told_ herself. "D ut so m u c h 'Uin tcre.-it.~ T here wa.n a tw inkle In his mie well. "See what I mean?" ^ttcr.” Sho In.ilnnlly averted 3il.i ry e s th a t Infuriated her. Tlie largo man nodded with nr* her eyes and loolc«l out the win "I (Itm’t w.int nnythinff to hap undcretanding wink and s.it down. dow. p e n to the plan-1." she s.iid .TWect- , Tlie oUirP passcn«crs took thcle A s tlie miles flew CTvlflly by. 1>-. places, and in a moment Uie voleo J u d ith UiDUKhl over Uie fiilu.Ttlnn. He (ielibcmlcly t of the hostess .cnmo to- Judith'a ■Those men wntchlnR Tom itrlnncd nt her. Ho was to much ears from ouLilde. Tliere was know ab o u t Uio pln ai h e i* en r- jjettcr lootclni; w hen he sm iled. curious concern In the tone. lylnB. The Wond one In a fnr- She K.-ivQ her litool a tspliv at\d olid ‘'C h an g in g eo-iinota? ^Vhot eiRner. nnd Uie one to fear, ia llie (icvir. W ithout a. backw ard happened to Bill?" GASOLINE ALLEY By KING don't know about the heavy ir jllnnce sho w.ilkcd to the c.ishier, Judith did not Iienr the answer Jn front of me. He may be Ju.it paid her check and left Uic cafe, b u t .nhe tu rn ed to see the tw o flyers « ctirioua passcnccr." red head In the air. wmo throueh Uie door und moke She opened her piime and feU ,their way to Uie control room tip flia Bmail nutom.itic there. Tlicn CHE paused out.iide the ship to 'front. A.-i they passed her an un her hand cnmo In contact with have a rmoke In Uie crisp eve easy feeling swept over h«r like itlny p.neknce. Sho pulled it out ning air. She was Just linhtinj: It a w nm ing. ito have a Jook nnd h e r e y e s' 'WthvrvA ha o d v.'a.i jjsit to b c r elbow (To Ite Contiooed) fwMcned. ' "Yo nshcjr dw thounht. "Hcl- [ea's sleeping medicine sho had SIDE GLANCES By Gnlbrallh ibto' for her this momlnK." Sho lifted h e r eyes a n d lonketl n t Uio iljnek of th e mnn'a hc.id Jn front of her. “If ho should make trouble and J BOl tho ehnnce, 1 could put him ,to sleep w ith this.” Sho jtmllctl jat her childish plan and droppe

[CHE'^tumed arala to ntaro at scoRCHy; By FRANK ItOBBINS p Tom’* sent and as rtie did. Vio Jtumed hLi head nnd Klanced baclc- /notimetocetanvdnEoown \ HOLDFAST B C W .-.i/C H N E S E \ / Y EAH... fwnrd. Ills dark eyes met hern In 69CAPEO THE TO t> £ SOTTO»/ TU«RET...KW E- \ yvEXLcwEHiM ^Ui«tijrE? ) (O N e .w ^ Instonlaliment. A brli:ht Rlenm AC<-ACK9 Cf THE JAP^, TO M W E L ^R HIM o u r OF THERE.y TH6 CHINESE — yj— V l-OW/ •flickered In them and died ii IchOM to jR noro him. 'WOHAOTAfCENCVK s a l u t e .' He f.iccil Uie fron^ abruptly nnd THclB BEFUGUN(S 8A95 . t o e sm iled, Batl.iflcd w ith th e tu rn SCOacHY’S PLANE 1^ of events. Tlie man across tlie oJsle KTlnned a t h rr. UiSnklnR F^CKTfflCOeF jirobably th a t fh* h.-td tr lo l to 5 H1V5 WHICH HWE flirt with the young man nnd been COVEUPFCOMTVC intibbcd. “At l«tt. Tom knows I am »5U>Na T W PLANES ' inboard tlie ship. Tliat will Rivo BEEN SHOT OOWM him something t® thlnlc about," BU^ATH1RCIMA^4A0ES jtho decided. TO 5UP N u f jo e c , A t KXMlown' Iho boatens tn- »im«& e»eh ptiKenRtr the next »lon.-j«>ul4..l>cJiaK.naJK}ut nnd JVASH TUBBS r ROY CRANE RED RYDER By FRBD HERMAN) cu3TK\Ei-'' V m e sE cLctv*«, I^P eS T R O V E B ; pg------FtrV>>l.E t M BBLONCStD TO Thc iT O N 't y \ lADT K )t>4»^D

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By Neher MISCELLANEOUS WANT AD RATES Life’s Like That FOR SALE '' Tlmta-Newa BUSINESS AND. PROFESSIONAL #■ WANT AD RATES ____B4Md oo-0«l-P«T*Word SETTLE YOUR 1 cUy - ■■— ^— 60 p a w ort 1 dftj» *« per w ort per 3, forks a U Roberts. Jeweler. 110 Sho. N, PAYMENTS. box number are slrtcHy conHdenUftl Kret^gel's. new jobs arc being created all down-^ »nd no Inlonnfttlon can bo cWen In •3. TO Pm ANOE THE SALS r w r d to the ndvertiser. th e line. Floor Sandit^ O P YOUR CAR. Em»r» Bhould be reported Immedi SPRING HOME NEEDS ately. No «llow»neei will be miule tor Relder I t Sons, B ll M ain E, 1480-W. Consumers Credit Co. more than one Incorrect Insertion. If you are looking for a job or if Insurance TRAVEL & KES0BT3 you need help, let the Time3-Nc\v8 For Fire and Casualty Insurance. TWO Indlei want ride to Lo« An- HOME FURNISHINGS ClaKsificd Ads go to work for you Surety and Fidelity Bonds, see Osteopathic Physician^ eelea. Share expewes. Phone AND APPLIANCES Swim Investment Co. Baugh Bldg. 1350-W. • today. They'll do the job . . . Quick Dr. O, W. Rose. 114 M. N. P h. 9 5 7 -W .\ Job Printing SHARE expenio trips many places. ly . . . Economlcfilly, TnxveJ Burtau. SIT FourtJi avenue UNEXCELLED QUALITY Photo Finishing e a st-U 8 0 . In ITTTERHEADS MAIL PIECES 8 P rints any roll IBc. 6av*Mor Drug CLARK-MILLEn Ouesl Ranch— BUSINESS CARDS BROADSIDES k Saw tooth Valley. Cabtas, meals. SPECIAL prices on all bedroom PERSONAL STAHONERY Plumbing and Beating ^ horses. Ilahlng. For rtservaUon* "His la th e r Is a navy m an." suites. Pour piece suites, >^.60 at Engraving, lett«i‘ press, lithography Phone o r 867. PHONE 38 aiaa H arry Musgrave's. Abbott Plumbing Co. P h . OS-W. SCHOOLS AND TRAINING FURNISHED HAY, GRAIN AND FEED GOOD used Westlnghouse electric APARTMENTS range. Co-op OU Company..Phono ASK FOR AN AD-TAKEE Schools and Training INQUIRE about our lecreUirJal HAY In bunch. Harris, 0 south, H 478. courses. Secretaries placed In po- THREE toorna. m odem . New low west Jerome or IH west Topper. Key Shop T. P. Qusiness University. P hons 314L elUona every wcelc. E>»y and night m t«, Bungalow apartments. Sec No Sunday business. GOOD rebuilt aluminum tub May courses. Twin Palls Bujlncsa Uni ond avenue east. tag. Large wringer, like now. Schade Key Shop. La«-nmowers BT7TTERMILK lor hop aod poultry m S5. Terms. Wilson Bates. sharpened hollow ground. 139 Sec Trailers versity. feeding:. Sw ift and com pany. 304 THREE partly furnished rooms. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEIVIENTS ond St. & Back of L D. Store. Gem' Trailer Company. Phone 439 CHIROPRACTORS Water, lights furnished. >30.00 Pourtli avenue south. Phono 183. ' 12 USED refrlserators. recondition, ed and guaranteed. Must so now mnnth. Adulu. Moon'a Phone i CUSTOM grlndlDg. Phoae 303 , ANOTHER IsUMMONS NOTICE OF PROPOSAL OF Lawnmower Service DOES It pain you to look up or back? 663. M cKcan Brothers MUUng C. c . Anderson. Phone ISO. In tlio Ju-Uice's C ourt for Twin BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF IN Typewriters A djustm ents will relieve you. Dr. Service. Falls Precinct, Twin Falls County, DEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS H a rtln . 130 Mnln nortl>. ALMOST new Hotpolnt electric es, rental^ and serrica. P h . »9 range. H. R. Wilson, 120 North Idaho, before Harry B, Jennings, TRICT CLASS A. NO. 1 IN BOARD AND ROOM MOLASSES MIXinO NERVE prcasure Li the dlrcct cause laui. Buhl. Justice of tlje Peace. TWIN FALLS COUNTY, STATE and FEED ORINDINa LAUREN MEIDE\UN, PlalnUff OP IDAHO. TO ISSUE AND Money to Loan Upholstering of all headachu, stiff neck and MORELAND MILLING SERVICE Bland trouble,siichtisproutAloand JUST received four new Western SeCL NEGOTIABLE COUPON Ph. 318. PUcr. P h. calls off grinding. Beacon wasliers, >C0.0S. Western WAYNE LILLY, Defendant. SALARY LOANS ovarian. Good resulta are oMurctJ llErUNDING BONDS OF SAID Strictly confidential In all cases. Home calls. Dr. JoJin- FURNISHED ROOMS Auto. The State of Idalio .lends greet DISTRICT. Custom Krlndln«—grind • anywhere. ings to Uie above named defendant; 19 to >50 to em ployed people on son. Third avenue east. Phone 8c cwu: over 3 ton. 7c. Pli. 04DDR1, USED dtnlng room set. Table and WHEREAS, pursuant to proceed your own signature 344. You are hereby summoned to ap Filer 72J3. Pii. calls off grinding. four upholstered chairs, >19.50. pear in the above entitled Court to ings duly had and taken Uie Board CASH OREDIT COMPANY M ILLER MILLING SERVICE BEAUTY SHOPS Oambio Stores. bo held In said County and Precinct of Trustees of Independent School Room 3, B urkholder Budg. P h 77S Floyd Lilly. Ph. 3030 3^4 S In the above entilled cause, within District Claai A, No. I in Twin Falls S^f ALL good used coal range. >14.50. County. State of Idaho, heretofore PERMANENTS. J5.00 up. M rs. Nee Don’t handicap your puUetsl five days from Uie date of scrvJco of Others priced to sell. Gamble issued its negotiable 34% School ley. Over Independent. Room 10. UNFURNISHED HOUSES FEED Stores. this summons upon you, If served LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Phone 3S9. Bugler RTOwlng m oshJ__>3.00 cw'. within this County, or. If served else Qulldlng and Im provem ent Bonds, Bugler 20% laying maah_43i)5 cwt. LIMITED number air eonditlonen where, then wltlhin twenty days Series of Ju ly 1. 1037, in th e aggrc' sealed and addressed to the Clerk deem it to the best Interests of the PERMANENTS. *1.50 Up. Shampoo. GOVERNMENT WHEAT for fiome or office. Robt, E. Lee from Uia data of Bcrvice of tJjls sum the Board of Trustees of Inde District. ^ flnucni,-ave. 60c. Phono 1805-J. ground In ton lots ______$1.70 cw t SaJe.5 Company. mons upon you and plead to plain pendent School District Class A, No. Dated at Twin Palls, Idaho, this Mayme McCabe. tiff's complaint on flic in said Court, . in th e dcnominaUon ot $1.- 1 In Twin Palls County. State of 29th day of May. 1M2. SEVERAL good u."icd water « or 'plalnUff will take Judgment OOO.OO each, and m aturing aerially, Idaho, and marked "Proposal to INDH3>ENDENT SCHOOL D IS HALT price spcclal on genuine oil ers. Reasonable and tem isl/ against you as pra>*ed in said com* permanents. Beauty ArU Acad In regular numerical order, on July Purchase Bonds ot Independent TRICT CLASS A. NO. I IN Plum bing. plaint. This action was InsUtuUd 1 and January 1 in each of tlie School D U trict Class A. No. 1 In TWIN PALLS COUNTY, emy. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE to collect the sum of >50.00 due LARGE seiccUon of used fumlture years from 1S39 to IMS, both, in Ta-in Falls County, State ot Idaho, STATE OP IDAHO, PERMANENTS $2.00. Mr«. Beamer. plaintiff from defendant. clusive. bonds num bered 381 to 350, as Advertised.” By RALPH PINK, Chairman. a n d u.ied range.v Priced far below W ltncM my h a n d th S 0th day of Phone m i — orer Independent the March level Moon'a. both inclusive, aggregating 170,- Each bid (except any bid on be (SEAL) Me».t M arket. June, 1D43, 000.00, being optional fo r prior re HARRY B..JENNIN08, half of educational or endowment ATTEST: E. P, STTITLKR, Clerk. A FEW Estate coal hcntrolai and demption on any Interest payment funds of the SUte of Idaho) shall Publish: June 1, 8, l i , 33, 29, IMS ePECIAL— tS M Oil perm anent. . C olem an oil heaters. A sm all de- Justice of the Peace date on or after one year from •3.00; «e.00 oU perm anent >3.00. FURNISHED HOUSES O. C. Hall. accompanied by a certified check ponlt will hold yours until fall. dale; and payable to the Treasurer ot said NOTICE TO BIDDERS Idaho Barber and Beauty Shop. Wlbon Bales. Attorney for plaintiff. Sealed proposals will be reoelved Phone 434. Twin Palls, Idaho. WHEREAS, the Board of trustees District, in tho amount of three pej of tlie District has determined and by Uio SUte IM rcha^ Agent, W ALNUT bed, dresser, and oprlngii; Pub.: Ju n e 8, 15, 22, 2D, July 8, 1043. cent of th e to ta l'o f such bid, o r if Capitol Building. Boise Idaho, until LOST AND FOUND REGISTERED Hnmp bucks. Wil- oociulonai dialr and table; Singer docs hereby determtno that It ii such bid is not accompanied by such liiims. IVi south, east end of Main, ANOTHER SUMMONS ueceuary and lor tlie best interests 3:00 P. M.. July 13,1042, fo r fu rn ish , scwlnK mnclilno. Fruit Jars. Laiê' certified clieck or cash, the bidder ing the State Bureau of Highway BLACK tipper •billfold lost In Jer omo-na. In the District Court of the of tlio District that bonds numbered mutt make a deposit of said amount ome Saturtay night. Finder keep wood InUie, new. Gasoline M aytag at Eden, Idaho, the following SMALL three room house. No chil m otor. 413 n t t h avenue easU Eleventh Judicial DlUrlct of the 381 to 350, boll) inclusive. In the ag or tender a certified check to the money. Phono 01-J, Twin Palls. S P L O nsiD Ouemacy cow. High HARDWARE dren. Water furnished. Phone Slate of Idaho, In and for tlic Coun gregate principal amount of )70,- School District Treasurer before the H angar Rod Assemblies, et«. 713J. tesL Fresh In February. HaiU, ty of Tu-in Fallfl. 000,00. bo refunded, provided the STRAYED from pasture last Wed M urtauch. RADIO AND MUSIC time of the closliig ot the tiling of Proposal forms and specifications nesday, bay h one, no brahd visible. MAUDE MAY HEFNER, pinlnUff, same can be done to the profit and bids, as a pledge of good faith and may be obtained at the Office of the Finder noUfy Curtis Bower, phone REAL ESTATE WANTED TEAM Palomino mares, weight about advantage of the District and with as liquidated damages for failure on SUte Purch'aslng Agent, Capllol 71J4, Kimberly. LARGEST stock "New and used SI- JAMES FRANCIS ■ HEFNER, De out the DL<^lrlct incurring any-ad Ihe part of the bidder. In case ,hls I HAVE ft cft.Ui cu.itomer for a dc.iJr- 1500, age 4 and 0. T rade for grain anoft." Adum.1 Music Company Building. BoUe. Idaho. Proposals o r cows. Plione 03(MU3. fendant. ditional Indebtedness or liability; bid Is accepted, to receive and pay will be opened and publicly read at ftbie wuli-improvM ao acrcs within (formerly Daynea Muslo Com The State ot Idaho,*nds greet and SITUATIONS WANTED 10 mlie.i of Twin FalU, If you d e pany). for said bonds in accordance with the above sUted time. TWIN PALI^ stud bull service de ings to the abovo nam ^ defendant: WHEREAS, tho-Board of Trus the terms of his proposal, on or MAUDE L. COSHO, sire to Bcii such a farm coll at livered to farm. Ouemscjs, Hol- You are hereby notified that a my office. C. A. Robia'son. NEW tees of U>e District believe that said lore th e 1s t day of July, 1M3. SUte Purchasing Agent stelns. Phone 01B5-RI. USED PIANOS complaint has been (lied against you Pub: June 39,30 and July 1,1S43. In the District Court of the Eleventh bonds may be so refunded and.fur The bonds will be accompanied HOMES FOR SALE BAND INSTRUMENTS ther believe that a bid more advan- by the unqualified approving opin HELP WANTED—WOMEN DUMAS-WARNER MUSIC STORE Judicial District of the Stale of Ida ho.,In .and for Twin Fails County tagcous to the District will be .. ion of the law Ilrm of Pershing. celved Uiun' wlU' bo received from Visitor Honored by the above named plalnUff, and Bosworth. Diet de Dawson. Attor ALDION. June 30-Mrs. Orrille the Department ot Public Inrest- neys at Law, Equitable Building, PUREDRED black Poland China AUTOS FOR SALE are hereby directed to appear Hult entertained at a bridge party and plead to the Raid complaint menls of tlia State of Idaho, and Iênver, Colorado, and the District honoring her sister-in-law, Mra. Dan WANTED: Experienced beauty op boar, 1 year old. Noh ranch, Mur- that It is for the best interests will furnish the successful bidder erator. A n AttrncUve position. Box tauRh. SW AP—1037 Olds coupe. 6 extra within twenty days of the service of H unter, Callforola. Guesta were 2lrs. the ,-mid D istrict th a t a notice ot with said opinion at Its own ex 41, Tlmes-News. good tires, for hay. grain or fur this another summons; and you i Roos Freer, Mm, Nels Fowles, Mrs. FIVE Room modem hoaie wlUi niture. Sweet's Furniture Store. further notified th a t unlc-M you sale ot such bonds be given pur pense, together with Uie printed Rusty Stokes, Mrz. Marjorie Mag- W ANTED: 5 women atrivwbcrry BlccplnB i>orcli. Would Unde equity POULTRY FOR SALE appear and ple&d to said complaint suant to the provisions of Section bonds. ffart, Mra. Louise Carter, all of Bur pickers a t Edmonci.ôn's. Apply at lo r car. Phone 531R. USED parts for cars and trucks. within the time herein specified, the 32-71D, Idalio Code Annotated; The Trustees reserve the right to ley, and Mrs. Harry Buckles. Mrs. Twin Palls Wrecking. Kimberly house, IVi north WostUngton NEW HAMPSHIRE Red puiiets. 4 plaintiff will take Judgment against NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE- 18 reject any and all bids and to sell Hunter rccelvcd the guest prise aod NEW five room modem home. Puil monUis old. Plione 34J3, M ur- Road. you aa prayed in said complaint. Mrs. Freer, Mrs. Buckles and Mrs. school Tuesday noon. baiemcnt, fircplwc. furnace, sto HEREBY GIVEN that the said said bonds at private sale. If they taugh, Idnho. This Is an acUon InsUtuledQ^ a. Board of Trustees will Issue, nego Fowlea won Other prises. ker, Rftragc. Sh'nde. Sm all ca.'.h LATE model Chevrolet coupe, good plaintiff to secure a divorce from H ELP WANTED— MEN payment, Roberts d: Henson. 235 TURKEY'S, Oregon Droad condition and rubber. Phone tiate a n d sell negotiable couiMn tlio defendant. ■ inds of'TSurtpendent School Dls- Phone 503. B reast, five weeks old. Phone 2I04W. Witness my hand and the seal of 0363R3. ict Class A. No. I in Twin Palls 1M4 PLYMOUTH coupe. ROOd rub said D istrict Court th is 12th day of County, Slate of Idaho, la the aaDQQEsa soaiaB FARRIS AND ACREAGES June, 1943. TWO to six wcrk* Old White Leg ber, >110 cash. Call evenings. 401 am ount of $70,000.00, fo r the p ur □QQEiQDS anQ na FOR SALE horn puilct.i at special reduced n th street. Buhl. W ALTER C. MUSORAVE, . EXPERIENCED lumbcrj'ord mn (Beal) Clerk pose of paying, redeeming and re □saaiaQQ aoDoiD once. Twin Pails Lumber Com EXCEI^LENT 10 iicro trac t, modem prices Willie they last. 3 m onths funding tho outslandlng bonds of □ □ Q O □ □ □ □ old Australorp pullets. Also 3 GOOD 1040 Ftord sedan. Low mile Harry Benoit. A cnosa I pany, Phono S«. home. Cow bam, ciiickcn htniw. age, good rubber. Excellent condi Attomey for PlalnUff, the District, consisting- ot seventy L m s b u a \ Slinde, fJirubbcry, fruit. Clcac In. jxjund colored foers. Hayea bonds In the denomination of $1,- Hatcher^-. tion. Intermountain Seed. RtMdlng at Twin Fails, Idaho. a Covaluat i UNFURNISHED Perfect for IrrlgQUon. A real buy. Pub.: Ju n e 15. 22, 23, July C, 13. 18« 000.00 each, num bered from 381 to I t Wlf» Dt frU m _____ APARTMENTS Roberts i Heivion. Phone 503. 1034 CHEVROLET coach. Clean, 350, both Inclusive, being a p a rt of IV WonhlM 41 Dtiira a. GOOD THINGS TO EAT heater, radio, good rubber, motor NOTICE TO niDDERS an original Issue made by said Dis It. KerthWMUn Ur*4- otijKU- FOR SALE OR TRADE A-1. Sell or trade for taUr model Sealed proposals will be received trict of Its School Building *L S b watib- car or pickup. J. N. Moore, Filer, by the state purchasing Agent, and Improvement Bonds, Series ot 11 flTmboi fc Ini Ac4«vlc* R L 2 . Capitol Building, Boise Idaho, unUl July 1, 1037, and bearing Interest a^ n d lu a U. Xno& □osnaQE] aoQ THREE rooms, modem. Electric .... M------mq or trtckyi,1 SI. Kind «f b«aa 3:00 P. M.. July 13, IM J, for fum lsh- the rale of two and one-half per ___ Q a n n a n a a range, refrigerator furnished. 404 ing the State of Idaho Bureau of It. nwlM Hr«r SL Blue Lakes. Phono 1703. F-14 MeCORMICK-DcerinK Tractor. centum per annum. □ !□ □ □ □QiaClQC^Q Trade for sheep. R. B. McMal)on, TRUCKS AND TRAILERS Highways, the following: Such bonds shall be negoUable 35 PCS. 4"xl8"-10' SIE, 1, 987 PBM “■“S'"''"- VACANCVi Pumisbed or unfur Goodins. coupon bonds of said District In the I. la o a r o e ^ It. la for» iggana QsaanGQ nished. strictly m odem. R- gallo»x. YOU Building, Boise, Idaho. Proposals first day of July. IH3, and to be Krain, beans, clover seeds; cneine pick. Bring conlalnera. S north. will be opened and publicly read at absolutely due and payablo serially, drive, straw spreader, Inne.i pick 4 west, west end of Main. A. K the above sUted time. In regular numerical order, as Iol‘ FURNISHED up. Roy Marquess, Paul, Idaho. Near. No Sunday picking] MAUDE L. COSHO, lows: APARTMENTS Stata Purchasing Agent Bond Nos. Maturity Date Amount 30 INCH Case grain senator with P u b : June 20. ao and July 1, W41 1-14, inc. Ja n u ary 1, IM8 114,000 seed concaves. This separator in DECLO 15-33, inc. Ju ly 1, 1048 18,000 A-1 mechanical condition, guaran NOTICE TO BIDDERS ENGUSH Setter pupa. Independent SS -tl. Inc. Ja n u ary 1. 1»49 10,000 teed. 1250 w orth of new porta went Meat or comer south Jaj-cce ball Min and Mrs. Harry K. Lewis. Sealed proposals wlU be received 53-70, inc. July 1. 1040 10,000 into this macliine.'Inquire at Wil pork. Winchester, Ind, visltod Mr. and by the State Purchasing Agent. The principal of and interest ac liams Tractor compaivy or Eari Mra. H. S. Lewil before leaving for Capitol Building. Boise Idaho, unUl cruing CD said bonds shall be pay P arlinser. BulU. WANTED TO BUY Twin Falls. 3:00 P. M., July 13, ISU, for furnish able at the office ot the 'masurer Vaughn Wardswortii. Chinook. ing' the State of Idaho Bureau of of said District, at Twin Palls, Twin SEVERAL • AlU.vChalmen CO (dl. Hlgh’7aj-s a t Ttt-ln Falls. Idaho the crop combines. Reconditioned. Me- Mont., Tlslted at the Henry Norton Palls County, Idaho. Cormlck-Dccrin* combine with home. following; Bidders are hereby Invited to Lowell Walker left far SeatUe, 34 each Dowels, ^;"x3‘-0'* submit sealed bids to the said Board motor. These should be looked W AN Ta>—All kinds scrap metal. 30 each Anchor Bolu, V x ir over. Combines are definitely go- Wash., where ho Is in the navy. of Trustees for the purchase of said LARGE, sm all apartm ent. Call I n n , stiecp pelts, tUdes. Idaho Mr. and Mrs. John -Mackle and ltI4 each "S afety- Bolts. ^ “xO- -C a se y Service. Station. IS17. K im - 1ns to be hard to get. Howard . J u a i House. bonds. Bids will be received to a^d Tractor Company, sons, nkoe, Wyo. visited Mr. and 23S0 lbs. 60 d . nails Including th« 30th day of June. l>crly Rxxid. Phone 373J. M rs. E lm er Mackle. 12S llM. 30 d nails WANTED: Wood or wtr» hanger*, 1M3, a t th e h o u r of E ight o'clock TWO rooms, electric stove, prlrate Mrs. Joo Doman returned to Salt MO lbs. 13 d barbed nalU SEEDS AND PLANTS In tood coodJUon. Ha each. Lake alter spending a few days hero Proposal forms and specifications P. M„ and the Boartl of Trustees entrance, IIS. 3S3 PourUi avenue Troy or NaUonal plant. win ImmedUtely after aald hour of SEED potatoes—3B bags Blue Tag atten d in g to business a n d Ylsitlng may be obtained at tiie Office of the easL relatives. Stata Purchasing Agent. Capllol Eight o'clock P. M. on said day, at 118 Egan Bencli Russels. Olobe A PEW two row bean cutters. In the office ot said Board, at Twin VACANOy-at-^tamert Inn and Seed and Feed company. ■ quire Self Mantjfacturlng Com BuUdlag, Boise, Idaho. Proposals If you find youneif caught In a FalU High School. Twin Palis, Twin Oasis apartmenbL Phona 4S)>-^7L pany. will be opened and publicly read at HAY, GRAIN AND FEED street car track give the wheel a the above statod time. Palls County, Idaho, open all bids ONE room. Electric store, refriger OASH" paid for your used c ar or quick twist. Gradually forcing the MAUDE L. COSHO. on file and proceed to consider said ator. Adults. -319 TtUrd avenue eouity. DeGroff-Wood. 351 Main wheels out of the rails wUl grind off State Purchasing Agent bids. north. E u U some of the rubber. P ub: Ju n e 20, 30 and July l, 1943. AU bids must be unconditional, Page Ten TIMES-NEWS, TWIN.FALLS, IDAHO M001U7* June 29, 1942- CLARK TO RENOUNCE JUDGESHIP AIMS IF ELECTED GOVERNOR

HOLD EVERYTHING'" GOVERNOR DROPS Dutch Harbor Casualties Back r AfPayette [ [ ■ ■ ¥ DEASFORBENC niiL ir iiiARmo MAINTAIN CCC BUHLCWIE SEIATPAYEHEt 0 ChrlsUan church members and BOISE, June 29 WV-When Qov- WASHINGTON, June » WO — BUHL. June 20—Buht po»t of the ernor Clark onnCFunced hla bid for a President Roosevelt's aid was sought American Legion and auxiliary held leaders from over this section oI stcond two-year term Wednesday today In an e ffo rt to save th e civil. regular meeUngs at the Legl6n hall, Idaho are expected to be present for __h«-meant to renotmce all smblUon ■toiTTcmservaUoirroriw from exttnc L fnr Uv» Piflh /Mm- the sUte conveotion vhlch «1H get towurd the fctlernl judgeship for Uoa os congress worked feverishly ' ttlct convenUon to be held hero the underway at Payetto Tuesday and Idalio If reelected, a reliable flourcc to complete acUon on severor Im lost week in July, at which Ume dis which will continue through Ttiurs- lntllciit«5 today. portant approprlnUon bills before trict officers are to be elected. A The In/ormntlon coiitrne#t«l predictions tiint Clark at midnight. meeUngs. Church Is the Way," afld dellvenns wouW resltm to tnko th e bcncli va PracUcally assured of quick New officer* of Buhl post aro to five sermons on that general theme cated rcb. 1 by Federal J ucIko C. C. a u approval was ft Ii3.a30.000,000 be elected July 8. as convention epeoker wU be Ollf- Cavoniih, who now li servlns In a m lllta^ supply bill, but lost mlnutfl New attlcers of the auxiliary have fotd K. Jope. Indianapolis, lad., sen- . retired Blatu*. haggling was In prospect over a (7S.> already been elected Including: Mrs. eral represcntaUve of tho pensloo Hie Mine source said Uiut Clark. 539.000 fund for Uie CCC, a n d sup Anna Stelma, president; Mn. Alice fund of the church. If reflected, would serve Uie lu ll term porters had almost given up hope of Taylor, vice-president; Mrs. MarUna The speaker, who Is on the execu and Added ti>at tJin governor, since enacting the teso.OOO.OOO farm apr Yelter. secretAry-lrcasurer; Mrs. Me- tive committee of the department of Pearl Harbor, liaa had no Intention pr prlaUons measure before Uie Ilnda He-iselholt. historian; M n. evangelism of the federal councU of trading his cxeeutlvc chair for deadline. Mable Barron, sergeant-at-arms and of churches, will parUculartJr em- the federal bench. The CCC allotment, approved by Mrs. Mildred Eggleston, chaplain. phaslxe evangelism tn his convenUon SpeealaUon Itcflnt Karir the senate when Vice President W al ExecoUve Board addresses. Speculation Uiat Clark mleht be lace cast the deciding vote to break ExecuUve board members are Mrs. Other ftgtnclea ol the Chilstiaa come federal Juclgo bcfian laat Oc a 33 to 33 tie. was included In a CLIFFOIID n. JOPE church will make reports to the con tober when it was known Uint J ucIko / M aud Amoif. Mrs. Ida Sm ith and >1.151,000,000 measure to supply . General representative of Mrs. Juanita Bay. venUon and conduct special s^ o n s. Cavanah meant to retire. Only pub funds for the labor department and (he Christian cburch who will be Among Uioae to a tten d from th is lic IndlcAtlon Uie governor ha.^ made Mrs. Stelma presided la the ab the social security odmlnlstratlon speaker at the Idaho state con* sence of the president Mn. Vivian .secUon will be th e following: was » statement iMt winter Uiat he for the forthcoming year. Rev. Eugene Stump, pastor of the wa.1 "Interested" In the position, venUon of Christian churches at Brown, who now resides at Port whlcli pays IIO.OOO annually fo r Jlfc With a Joint senate-house confer Payette June 30 to July Z. land.' Ore. Christian church In Rupert and ence committee scheduled to meet New meeUng dates were chosen NAZIS I S S A C R E president ol the convenUon; Rev, *nd is re«ar(jed by lawyers as the during the afternoon. Senator Mc- moRt attracUvo ICKal |>0!it In tlie with the Legion to meet the second Mark C. Cronenberger, Twin Falls, Cornvn. D.. iJev.. said he hoped some and foarth Wedne.idaj’s of ea^ president ot the slato board: Mrs. . •Uit«. expre.islon would bo forthcoming Cronenberger and daughter. Betty; In his stalcment. askliis rcnoml- monUi. and the auxiliary, the fourth natlon on Uie Democratic Uckct, from President Roosevelt In support W ednesday. .000,000 JEWS Mr*. lola lUlnes, Twin Falls, re- of the senate's action In voUng tho cording secretary for the conven Clark said "my h eart Is In tlie work E The Auxiliary voted t i to the Mc- LONDON. June 23 T h e Oer- th a t I am dolnff. I have no oUier CCC funds previously rejected by Clusky Memorial health camp, and mans have mas-tacred a t le a st 1.000,- tion: Mrs. C. C. Hoynle, president wnbltlon but to continue with my the house, which had ordered the planned to send gifts tp Glen Tay 000 Jea-s In Europe since the war of the Loyal Women's class, and depression-born agency liquidated. lor. Jr.. Jim Shadrtuck and Gene began, spokesmen for t h e World Mrx. II. J, Reynolds. work." Rep. Woodrum, D.. Va., said he Observers believed tlie plimseoloey m Jones, sens of members who ore In Jewish congress saJd today. thought the house would refuse to BY PAPERS Jeft room for tJie gownor to bo NEW Y05UC. June 23 OlJJ—M eet military service. Other Legion sons Tha penecutlcn has bceft parUcu- •••droftod" for Uic Jua«e.il»lp. b u t Uiat change lut stand and McCarran ad In military service were recently sent mitted the agency's chance of sur small new.ipapers have met the larly severe In Uie conquered c was not what ho Intended, persoan wage.hour acta minimum wage re gifts by Uie Legion and auxiliary. tries of east Europe, the spoJta do se to him Mid. vival was “slim" unless the Presi dent took a hand. quirements. Uie wage and hour dl- F an d i Voted added. Poland, Latvia, Lithuania ■niu* far he has no primary op vLilon reported -today on tha basis Funds were voted for delegates to and Rumania have suffered grcaUy. ponent. B ut of all Uic lncumbent.1 of a survey of Uie fair labor s u n - the Legion department convention They said th a t probably 100.000 who have announced or are expect dards act's effect.i upon small dallies. which will be held a t Kellogg In Jews had been killed In LlUiuanla, ed to announce soon for reeloctlon Wage sUndard on the smallest August. and Poland, 12£,000 In Rumania, RECAPPING only three—Republican Sen. John newspaper* had for years been sub- Mrs. Ifarjorle NeUon and Mrs. 200.000 In RuMlr. and 100,000 In Uie and Thomftit, Democratic Con«. Compton R twt of Europe. These victims were A scTcro wound ean’l keep the irallfl oft> th e lip* of tW s slreteher- Manlially above the minimum of 50 AUce TaySeir w ere chc«tn aa a com , I. White and Mines Inspector Arthur cental a n hour, the report said, but mittee to gather phonograph rec selected from Europe's pre-war VULCANIZING Campbell, also a DemocraU-Jmvo tmme casualty hring removrd at Seattle. Wash, from a U. 8. ironi- Jewish populaUon of 0.000,000 to port slilp which bmutht flnt evaruee* and wounded from Dnleh Har some publLihers liad to make wage ords U a defense project. Several party oppMlUon at present. adjustments in the ca.ie of employes .■loldler Wt.1 have been flUed a t the 7,000.0ft0, lUêw Backed by Labor bor since Japanese altaeks on the AUskan Island onlpoit. All S ite s - T m e k 'H res — S i DANCE FEIE who worked unu-iually long hnur.i. Red CroM sewing room by auxiliary The slaughter Is part ot the naxis' Faasenier Tlre>^L«test Oompbell, like While, has n o t yet PORT HALL INDIAN RESERVA "While Uie law had caused a gen membera, and plaai were made to proclaimed policy Uiat "physical ex- Trtad Designs announced, b u t hla nomlnathiK iwU- TION. June 30 <^—The last rays of eral re d u c tb n In hours, of worlc.~ conUnue In thLi work. termlnaUon of the Jew must from Uons w e circulating. It was icnmed. the setting sui^ tonight will fall the division rejwrted, "a sul»tantlal It was decided to liold the annual now on be the aim of Germany and Kls opivnent. who claims support of upon mo.'uctl hundreds of B annock proporUon of Uie small papers sur picnic of the two groups and their her allies," the spokesmen said. MAGEL AUTO . orsanlred labor. Is Howard Rl.-Uiew, Indians, Uielr arms and lace.i up veyed had not adjusted Uielr work famlllM at the Buhl park during Bviy Bonds! n iO N e MO. TW IN FALLS Kelloes. veteran miner. AIR PA M P I lifted In supplication and praise to ing schedules to Uie 40-liour week. July. The U. S. Imported $43,531,671 Thom as now has Uire« primary Uie great father who semis the llfe- 'T h e clilef meUiods'u-ied by pub- worUi of cane sugar from th e Philip foes. Presley F. Home, Caldwell 0-als, town rival. Coupe plane which Craig recently Tliey take no fCKXl or wntirr. U ncon- Oewett Silent purchased In St. Louis. t*.» trip Our fighting men are doing U eut. Gov. C. C. Oowett. Nampa, .iclous of heat, wind, rain' or cold there took one holir and 33 mlmites I their share. Here at home they move In a monotonous circle has not yet nrwounced. and the return trip one hour and 31 N A V l l l l S k th e least we can do Is put slowly oround a green pole, Uielr Secretary of State Oeorge H. Cur- m inutes. eyes fastened on the tribal emblem, Us will announce shortly after July A t the DoLie field some 300 spec 10% of our Income In a white buffalo skull atop Uio pole. 1. friends said today. He has served tators looked on as the governor bonds for our share in Amer- W hen the sim rlse-i tomorrow two term j. gave the cltaUons to an estimated i D l V C U IM S Icju m orning they sUll will be dancing Attorney Qeneral Bert H. Miller 50 filer*. Twtnly-lOMT-ships wtto on and medicine men will lead them in PFJiR L HARBOR, Ju n o '30. fUP>— and Mn. Myrtle P. Enklna. only the field at the time. (Delayed)—Japan definitely lost Adolf. B enito and Hlrohlto an hour long cerrmony "waving up" wotnan state treasurer in tJie na TJiree other slilps from Uie Twin Uie rising sun with outstretclied four aircraft carriers. Including Its tion and p arty ticket leaded, have Fnlla squadron made an objervaUon I —tho Uireo blind mice. Make arm s. T h e dance will conUnuo two largest. In the Midway l.iland asked reeleeUon. Auditor Calvin E. pntroi flight to Richfield and re ^ them run with ten iieitent of batUe. th e navy announced to-. ; every pay day. climaxing wlLi a final rtiing sun Stato Superintendent of Public ron adjulant; Floyd Grieve, train ceremony the morning of July *. It suffered damane to two and InstiucUon C. B. Roberts, who has ing rtnd operatlon.’i officer, and Dick probably Uiree battle.ihliM. one ser completed one term, al&o will an- Love. Ob.’ier\-ers lor the trip were M en are dying fo.it for Uie iously. H E R E ’S T H E W AY notmce shorUy, friendA said. Brook-H Barnhouse and Blanche Mc § jf o iir freedoms. Tlie lra.it Reports of alrplsne pilots who par- North Idaho Ctndldales Dowell. Jerome Defense U clpat«l In the bAlUe left little There were IndlcaUbns Uuit south. A t Richfield Uio filers were guests ^ ' cat! do here ot hnme Li to doubt Uiut one of Uiese batUcshlps — to save and help to home defeiue units. , Victory and po.islbly more of Uifm ships Boise drussUt Donald 8. Whlte- A strong earthquake was felt a t 1:35 ' America. Buy your 10 Sheriff Johnson and Mr. Shlm- a. m . (13:3S a. m. m ountain war probably sank. . head, defeated for n second t«rm ns ‘ cent every pay day. mln ore co-organlters of an ''aux Adds to Loiies lieutenant governor two years ogo. Ume) today In Santiago. Commun- iliary sheriff's corps." made up of IcnUons were Interrupted and elec Tlie communique. i.MUed at Pa will not enter this year's primary, it Ten per ccnt of your Income volunteers trained in defense pro cific headquarters by Adm. Chciter - I said. W alter V. Day. MurUyugh tric service was cut. cedure. Tlieir plan has been to se ^ tn war bonds will' help lo F . NImltz. commander in clilcfi not Cornices were toi^lcil from biilUt- lect a "key man" irom each of sev only confirmed previous reports of Ings In Uie downtoivn .ipctor. blit no build tho planes and tanks eral deslgnateil areas, wlio In turn Program tho magnitude of Uie United States serious damage was reiwrfed. Com- ' th a t will In.iure defeat of chockies te n capable a.isLitants. victory but added to It, observrrs ____ munlcntlons were resiorrd quickly. • H itle r and hLi axis partners. An efficient system of notlflca- NImltz released Uie communique Slmllarl>-, H. C. Baldridge of P a r ' Temblors were felt abo In the Uon m akes it pos.ilble to call any a fte r th ree weeks of analysis on Uie ma, former governor advanced at a or all groups together within a few northern and souUiern parts of the Wa.ited money is wasted basis tof reports submitted by all McCall meeUng of first district Re country. m inutes. T h e corps Is subject arms of Uie services engaged. Search your attic, basement and closets for publicans as their congressional can Thirty persons were Injured here. f e llvea. D on't w aste precious only for real emergencies. Further. Uie , statement in the didate. has as yet encountered no lives. Every .dollar you communique thjit "aAalysls of all port; oppwltlon. 3mo seriously, by falllriR masonry • articles of value you don’t need or that you-most and in a panicky rush to the streets. spare should be used to buy reports now permit* the announce ^ 'w o r bonds. Buy your ten Gibraltar D rives ment of a more complete list of losses Inflicted on the Japanese" left likely won’t be using for some time to come. First Aid Course per ccnt ei-ery pay day. Axis Planes Away the possibility that even more en RUPERT emy craft were sunk or damaged; Are you entitled to wear GIBRALTAR. Juna 30 M vThree •Most any useful item is in demand now and axis planes attacked Gibraltar early It was evident that'the commun Finished by Forty a "target" lapel button? You CASTLETOno. June 30 — Ptorty M r. and Mrs. Pcr.ihlng Vance today. They dropped only a few ique's llsUng was Uiat of minimum, V will bring a good price if offered for sale. Jimlor high school students were visited h er porenls, Dr. and Mrs. âre if you are InvesUng at bombs, during heavy anU-alrcraft losses. awarded tlrtt tM cerUIlcutea Ict F , H . KetxaRy. and Veti tor Bolw , le a st te n p e r c e n t o! yoMr lire, which caused no damage. There P enonnet Lost Heavy to vUlt his mother, before going to •'Personnel losses on ships sunk I* «ucce»stully completlnic the Red _ Income In war bonds every ere no casualties reported. Cross first aid coune and passing McCall to report for work In the (The German radio said several known to have been extremely heavy the tests. forest service. pay day. It’s your bodge of planes had been destroyed during and shlp.1 receiving bomb hits prob SELL WHAT YOU DON’T NEEQ^. Miss Lucille Ayres, public health Rev. O. L. Johnson, pastor patriotism. the attack on a military airdrome. ably suffered heavy losses In this nurse, and Earl Hudson, grade school the Rupert Baptist church, was A Madrid report, broadcast in Ber respect,' the communique sold. prtnclpttJ, were Instructor*. th e P a p tlst assembly grounds above lin. saki U merchant vessels with It reported ■'■■n that with the four Those receiving ceniricates were K etchum this week, helping with Airmen.Hit Jap cargoes of munlUons and food ar enemy carrlen sunk went all their HUda Becker, June Blew. Johnny rep a ir work on some of Uie buildings rived Sunday at Olbraitar and tied planes, totalling about 37S. and all And an easy, inexpensive way to sell Brackett, Maxine Clayton, Anita damoBcd by heavy snow last winter. up In the harbor beside three cruis plane crew*. Cox, Barbara Dennis, Hlecn Ebbers, Rev. Eugene stump. Rupert Troop Positions ers and six destroyers.) The enemy carriers sunk were the Betty Lou Ellison, La Vonne Oarrell, Clirlstlan church, accompanied from ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. Aus 36,900-lon sister ships. Akagl and Kaga. the only two in their class it is vîth a Times-Nev/s . Raymond Qrtggs. Caryl Jeanne Denver by a brother, U at the home tralia, June 39 (/T*)—Allied airmen in Hotey, Don Haney, Bessie H art. of his parents a t M utual.' Okla.. their most prolonged attack on tha Gooding Registration and the largest In the Japanese navy, thU week where they'will ottend a n d the 10.05D-ton Soryu and Klryu. Jo h n Kill, lA V em Jenkins, M el Japanese bases at Lae’and Salamua, OOODINO. Ju n e 39 — All young Tin Jenkins, Helen Johnson. Bob th e m arriage of their sLiter. On hU likewise sister ships lo a class of on the norUieost coast of New Guin ..jen of Gooding county between the only three. Joneo, Ray King. Carl Kinney. Jean re tu rn Rev. Stum p will s[>end S a t ea, harassed enem y troop poslUons u rday and Sunday In Ogden.' UUh. ages of IS to 30 will register at the Cruisers known sunk were prob “ ■ ron. Billy McBride. Ronald Mar- for several hours during the night, lelecUve service office tn the bank 1. Uoyd Newman, Dorothy Pet. an InM cm al deltKate lo Uie TJtah it was announced today. ably Ihe McFgaml a n d M lkum a, building J u n e 30. I ^ e office will be 8i00-tona with 15 6.1-lnch guns erson. ChrljUan cliurch convention. A communique from General WorUiwhlle club met at U-.e home open at 7 a. m. and wlU clone at 8 each, sister ships of the four>shlp Ju n e Peterson, BvcIjti Read, Douglas MocArthur'f headquarters p. m. Mrs. Ruby Massey, clerk of the ChrlsQ' Reese, lU Sample. Mar of Mr*. O. W. Paul. County Agent M ogaml class. CLASSIFIED AD called the attack ‘'a light, prolonged board, will have a number of as garet Savelberg. Junior stclma. C. W. Daigh addressed the group. In the Midway batUe the United ■ harassr ...... sistant registrars. States lost one desUoyer sunk and Gloria Dean Thomas, E. J. Wade, Mrs. John Hunter was assistant ____ added ___ . Con Walker, James Wheeler, Ha hOAtCKS. one aircraft carrier damaged, raid la Uiat orea. culled. Wmina. Sidney Wiggins, Shirley The war bulletin also announced DECLO WUUUU. Btm m y VoshldA and Gene night attack on the wharf area Zacb. PAUL of Tulagl. In the Solomon Islands, Minor Blaze Phone 38 and Ask for an bu t deUUs were n o t disclosed. Mrs. Annie Williams Jett recenUy BtlRLEY, June 39—The fire de for Oregon to rUlt her sons and p a rtm en t put o u t a b la « In Uio old Barn at Fairfield Mr. and Mrs. Menno Penner and their fsmU'fi. Elmer and Vem Wil botuing worfci building In back of baby who have been living in Ogden, Convention Report liams. the home occupied by Leo Gunder- Destroyed by Fire have moTcd back to their home in Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Christopherson Ron on NorUi Oakley ovenue. The ' • Ad Taker PATRPTELD, June 20—A barn, on PauL Presented for RNA and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ross fire started In some tm xh In the Chimney creek, belonging to Arden Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bn-son and HANSEN, June 30—Large atlend- Higley recenUy reloUvea In building and about 110 damage re- Lourltzrn, was destrO}'e