LATE BULLEXn^- WABHmoi^N, JofM s U xUj JoliMd lb* Vtilt«4 s u t # u « - Gr««t ^U ln'lD an kcmawat ^djoat* In* leoA-kua UT»Bsnnata as4 p«*- «l - VOiL26..Ko. 30 - ■ ' • ^ ca5‘»,“g ,ja ______TWIN FFALLS.. A L I^ , IDAHO,IDAHO. TUESDAY,TUESDAY. JUJUNE N E 2,2 .1942-y_ w a - v , . . „ ■: ' "------PPW0B-&-eBNT9-r R iaB -t-eB M T O -tU S T BDM BERS^^ CRUSH E S S E N MEXICO N A Il Signs Declaration Note to thvaders: Iddho’a Gdorful ENEMY SUFFERS- Arsenal City of immim “Commandos” Aren’t Playing Games G t o s s Nazis Pounded in (By NEA. Senrlce) 8UN VALLEY. June 2 — W ith the incotpcprallon ot oil Idaho's pVc- South Idahoans Ready for Foe O W A R i M l S turesque guerrilla and homo guard M OESERIFIGHI .units Into'ono body, tlie s u te mlUtIa Gigantic Attack ' Hr EDWARD r. m oroan , C A Ifip. June 2 (U.B — Col Gen. 'AIEXICQ CITY. Juno 2 (UJO— will be augmented b y 25J 00 tough Erwin tUmmtVs plant tor » major hombre.1. axis offensive acr«M---the Libyan LONDON, June 2 (/P)-:-Thc RAF turned the lethal, dev Mexico formnlly entered Uie war Officially they are the Idulio vol- o c aliu t Uie axis today, Jiul 30^nya clc»ert upon T o b r u k and Egypt astating might of 1,036 planes loose on Germany last night, #{ler, the Xlrai Mcxlcon »li!p ■unteer ncservc.i: B ut Umt title Is have "gone completely awry" In nlmo.9t all of them on ^he region of the nazrafsenal city of «unk by an axla Bubmarlne. scarcely calor/ul enougli’ for range- a Hero* batUe that »U1I continue* bred citizens who have always had Esstfn. Pripie Mlni3ter'‘Churchill announced-today. President Manuel Avila Camacho, after the capture or deslraeUon of The (lecond of the crushing rafds which th e RAF ha^ *Jened a declartiUon of wnr-rfftri>- the faculty of being rr.vjurceful abo u t z e o ^ l s tanks, a DriUsh. and <-fflclcnt. and a^ the same Ume eommunlquTllfld to^.y. made against tho fiourcea of ocUve ip May 22—aRalrmt Ocrmany. plcture.vjue. So they've ^Ireody pick-, Italy anrf Japan. *n>o government ed up such names ns ‘■commando*" Adolf, Hitler's ; m iiltarv compiled with the lajt technical. By HENRY T. GORRELL strength in three* days stru tS Iiy of becoming a belligerent by pub- and -Pnul neveres," . 20,000 Claimed Ooii't get Uie idea, however, tim t CAIRO, Junji 3 (U.R) — Col. Eriii’ln at the home of the huge . IMftJnc Ute T U C K E R ’S N A T IO N A L A Fine Example In the High Places ANALYZ-ING CURRENT NEWS A aMMlMtltoa on r*b. II. lb* I of 'Jiao p. m.. aTTffevlously p lc i- I neo. D. W. AJexwwler »nd GMendar Gooding W; s. G. s. Sml». • -•— Dnn McCook circle. Ullles of , P ast Malroa^' club wlU meet At the Joalln home. th e O. A. n .. will m eet In ’bi^lneta a p. m. FrKlay. June 5, a t th e home Groups Assemble OOOOINO. Juno 2 — E ast nnd Harnett led the <1 se.v^lon Fr'iday n l .2 p. m. a t the . o r Mrs. J. a . Douglajs. 251 Eighth nven-Je east. t i n . Qfliievlevo- West clrclei of the Wotnen'a Society Uie hostcsa were Mr*. B lyttio O lem - ' I Americas Leglort Memorial hsn. otu ortd Mra. Fnuik Jemiet. .. ' ¥ « « D *ii5it .will j)c In charge of the of Christian Service of Ihe MeUio- An w^men of Magic Valley Are piocram and wni give a lx»lt re- vlow. Roll call responses 'will b« .dlst church m et w'llh M rs. lUley inviird to attend . a. dmioaiLrn- SmlUi and Mrs, O tto Josllni respec- Uon on victory c*ntilng nt iho vacation plans. Co-hoatessu vtll b« Mrs. E. A. Landon a n d Bir*. llvrly, Wednesday at deascrt lunch- idaJm Power company Kuditnrium ’ E verett Rice. MATiTRESff C L U B l r W'^lne.iday. June 3. MIm. Op.il At tlie country home of M rs. BmlUi Womis of.Uio TCerr-Cuwilng coni- Mm. Harrj*-Dennis pourt WOMEN f T r e s t o n e HEED THIS A —tn»«e to ijdU tollyTtodln X PlaUiaa's »»omaB;« Ve^ .I* CompouBd. UuU «fpcc«^r B^uy B U T T E R -K R U S T B rea d fro m your GROCER S T ORES 410 Main Avenue South Phone 75 - 1 ^ (O (Ix V o te of firaum t RfcJjard C W f i Mar«fre< 5 t > ^ W FircMme S*n#«m y OrehtMta wmler ihc dir«ct B oise B unches Faria Gives u p Salt Lake Citjrand ~ ,The Baseball Seven B low s Only 12 Blows Standings ^ Off T o n y J e l i Pocatello Triumph * SALT LAKI? CIT.Y, June 2 (/P>—S alt Lake City’s Bees In 33 Ihiiings BOISE, Juno'2 (^IV-Gfcrnld SALT LAKE CITY, June 2 Jtalcy, veteran Boise tw irler, m:ulc it four atraight over Ggden laat niirht, capitalizing'on Foils to five six crrors bv the Rccls'to'W in Pinn«r»r league baseball (/P) — Riffhthunded Hurler Bcattcred hitfl nnd-batted • in Kame, 11 to 3.' John Hctki of Ogden’s third ' A firat-iniiinjr Offclen miB- w I. r.i. place Reds leads tho Pioneer one.run to givo the TiloLs a leasue . in pitching averages 4 to 0 shutout victory over phiy that caused nn attempted I l l 11 Um the Cowboyn in a Pioneer doublc-pky to .go owry, _ l> It 4 « with five games won and none lost, on the basis of games American Loop Tfie Juggler baseball Icasuo gnme . laat started th e Bees on th eir >'ic- played through. Thursday, n if fh t. tory trail. They scorcd twicc lk>it* <, T«lii K>IU 0. All flvo Cowboy, h its were singles. Sail. Uk* Cllr II. Oi^M I May 28, EYEBALL ffflS LiCtrrAfrB, in' tho iaitial frame, added Slates New Harlowe Burton got twp of them /y */«{>«/ three more in the second in- l'oeR«lk> 19, Idaho in lK c o n d plnice, also wlUi a 1,000 and Jimmy Dow. Manager- Robcllo average Is Prank Nelson, Pocatello ^ m s B O N U A M and Bud pvremnn cnch one. ningr, then tallied four ru n rin righthander, with four won ind Service Tilts - SUley struck out seven Twin Palls SHORT CUTS the fifth.and t ^ in the sixth. none lost. Dy TOALMV DEVINE juccus iRONSPme, batten and L«ued only one walk- Big Charlie Beauchamp. wAr Tied for third plkce, each with CHIOAOO, June 2 OJ.R)—A revised Tony Jell pitched Mven-hlt ball ON SPORTS Joined tho Deo pitching staff to threo won and none lost *ro Eddio •chedule to Incrtue bueboU' 'fO F r TO f l y i N G for T*-ln FttlLi but the Pilots bundled day after belr\j reletued by the Ida. G reen, Pocotello; M anuel' Vargaji, trlbuUoa W array and nary relict th»T)lows In three Inhlngs to score FOR IDAHO Pocatello, and Rudy Blais, Idaho lundi waa announced today by STAf?T: BON M M /four runs. Tio Palls Russets, llrnited-tho Reds Palls, all right handers. , ISSHOOTWaAT to eight hits, well scattered except ' HoUd. credited wlUt 33 strlkeouU American Leasue President William Walk StarU.Seoring ' Short shots: lU rrldge. A M E R IC A N L £ A C a r In the tourth and fifth frames. The In 43 Innings, walked 14 and hit two Dljoppolntcd with the crowds at Wall Louo walked In tho second When - and if - the r»ln ever batsmen. Opposing teams garnered SUUrOOTf?E\------to sta rt Uie Pilots' first rally. Al Reds scored^two nins In the fourth tracted lor Veekday conlejta piny. O F 1 3 . stspt falling In thU ar«a for any. and one In the fifth. • Lm Ia I, OllcSBO only 24 hits and eights runs, of cd in the pa«l t« o weeks for Uio Korhonen singled to left field and length of Ume, fUhlng Is expMt- which 4l* were earned, off him. Lowe went , to third and Korhonen — ^ 0 • win hoisted Uie Bee.i Into service (und«. Hnrrldge urged club thifa place and pdt Uiem only a Nebsn's Record owner* adopt n , new plan to to »econd on Dow's overthrow at sec ed’to be tho finest In .many years ond base on the throw-ln. Bill Sten- . . . The Snake river. I'm told. U game behind Uie second-placo Idalio NeUon struck out 21 In 37 In- bolster sac« recelpti. Arter lengtliy Fallfl R uuets. conferenc«s U was d.cclded to piny ger singled to le ft to score both Lowe (be best In many, ihany seasons, nlngs,>alkcd 11 and hit none. He three Sunday double-^ieadert and and Korhonen. and Silver creek Is UUraUy fuU .Beaucham p wasn' gave up 34 hits and eight runs, of a night game In place of {our single In the third Lou Tamone hit a of tront (if you csn get 'em out) comer In tho Bee lineup, tonight. which six were earned. two-bagger to right field, advanced Mftnager Andy Harrington also used In 2B Innings of twirling Green • day contests. . . . , Other strcami haven't been Victor Sander, right fielder, who The double-hendcrs. nil scJicdulrd to third on an Infield out, then fully tested yeCi bteaus« mnddy ':-7, struck out 34 men, wolked n and , for Aug. 33, are WnslilnKton a t New scored on Vic Trasky's onc-bagger. waler has made flslilng Imprae- WO.S relea.ied by Ogden. * hit none, 'while being rapped for The Bees' Qeneral Manager E THIS'CUmOUS WORLD [yDBAm — '""'liCO tlElt ^MARKETS AND FINANCE fflL E K fl A U O tlL E E n r DB w m MACKEKXIE COULEE DAM, Wash,, June 9 lUJO w id e W orld W tf AiuUr*t < ■A waterfall five blocks-'wlde and lEAIPllH ES ‘•Ice th e .h e ig h t of Niagara falU w s i i i s i i i l ' 8 m»U wonder thit Hitler's cbin* ceUeiy b Mid to be swept with con- poured through spillways of Uie NEW YORK. June 8Um*Uon ftt Ih* fctutnpled »wu^> G rand Coulee dam today, m arking Qtarket closed irrcRUln n»Uon or nelnhajfl Jfej-drlch. tlop* complptloti of the immense m alr Alaska Juneau ...... National Cash RegUter . uty'chlef of U)e drt«(] Oennui g v inlt ot ihe Columbia river develop- BECLIiONMiD Allied Stores ...... NaUonal Dairy Products > MMOLI Upo (secret police). In Ciecho- nent project. —-- AUls Chalm ers ...... NaUonal UbUller# — __ CHIOAOO, June S OP) AJtW ■Sorakla.. , ■ An estimated 15,000 persons stood American Can ....—u. rk Cenir; ' gaining as. much n a cent ft bushel It would boMifticult to exnggcr- in the banks ot the Columbia rlvei Markets at a Glancc Am erican Locomotive North American ...... - r ------In early trading, w neot futures agala »t« Uie *l«nmcanco of Uils event, ;anyon toS^-atch the-spectaculor In- Nl;w VOUK. Jun. ^ m - American Jlei ...... North American AvlaUon------lO’.i turned reactionary and price* slum p io r It entjihulMs t^e bumlns spirit kURuratlan ot U;e dam, wUlcU Is tf*- WfKVi— ptlM rmre Jonerlcan Rad, & Sio. Son. ♦H NorUitrn-Pacific ...... O'i ed more than a cent a-fauahel today. of ttikt legible front of Conquered >ected to double population of th« r*M> In »upplr. American Rolling M liu ...... » ‘i Ohio Oil ' Ju st before, the final gonff, Ju ly > IKOcles who are o o l; walUne for ’nclfio norUiweat Uirough Industrl- /merloaif Smelt, it Reflning....S 33-H Pockard Motors — - wheat sold, at |l.l&‘i. eatabtishlsc— their chance to turn uul rend their >lfutlon ana opening of new irrl- American Tel: T e l . _____-....1154 Paramouht-l’ub.------another new seasonal low.'AU de oiim ssora. Ttie great darlns of UiU lands, American Tobacco B 43^4 J. C. Penney Co...... liveries ot rye also hroke sharply effort to extennlnftt« powerful *'der Tlic man-modQ cataract was Anaconda Copper ...... 23% Pennsylvania R.. R, . Into now low ground for th e season. - henker” 'k SERlAr'StOR?* OUT OUli WAY By J. R. Wlii,IAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE.. with . . MAJOR HOOPLE CARIBBEAN CRKIS e o ^n ia K T . i«4a. BY EATON k. GOLDTHWAITE • ■cwviecj iNc^ yOE_ENE3IV_5; took me rijiht Inl" knew oil about you. knew , CHAPTER XV • “Anybody can go rltfhl- In !f nil about Hnlsey before his name .tiicy’ve Kot clcam ncc,’’ tfle ffray- ^ALCOTT acccpU-d the print nntl was even mentioned. A jwy ’*'ho leyed m'ntv-rnillcd inlntly. Ho asked dumb question.'! about how ' M he ffcflnned It hl.i bew ilder- iturned to Tnlcott "Did you know many barrels of oil It took to nia went^rrcw. Tlic print wns n copy Hnltey before?" , a still. A jniy who talked about I crcncM nnd rather (tinucSE^ . "Only UirouRh let^rs," jnlemntlonal Intrijfue; as If nny- , I'Whlch could have .been sent WiRinnL It w ns the hcad-anil' Dody would w a n t t^ Ret control of w ithout th e know jcdge o f Uio n slinklnB. desolate hunk of rock ■ «ht)Uli!cnj illkcnens of I*re%ldcnl. lliia m a y b e a con- like Abas Island. utiiform . n .Ulilan omcc’r of tlic .nplrsicy to d e frau d , Uje Com pany, Suddenly a look nf poillive fln't "World W ar. His head or—" >le paused, searched throuKh bi^illlanee b u rst from M ncDowell's his drawer aRaln, found n blue closely (tliavt^l o r bald. U nder face. "Heyl That ffuyl" he gasped. sheet. He sald^ ‘'You operate a ••That Ruy Is a—" ,— a bulglnR forehead his.ryes held hop- cruel. Ho didn’t look Hko‘ tJinarlly carry?" kefpera and sailors. The crowd SlruthcTs; he didn’t look like nny- "Two montlie' nupply.’' was growing in volume. People boKcnt. He oft hh supply. 'Uniformed ofHeer pashlng tliem The man iit the desk shut'hlm- ipcaks JaryruaKcs ns llucntly ibii'ck from th e launch th a t be- relf behind his eyes. One. two, lonRcd to Federal Chemical Com nnd cITorllcrr.ly.ns If caeh three minutes p.iiised in which hin pany’s riant liumhcr-Six. An m other tonKUC, H e war. opiTatlni; lingers drummed restlessly. Thru. other unlfonntd oUlccr was in the In Ur.ixll 'u ntll th e rcccnl :;lijil:eui> slKhlnK, hu siiUl, "W e’ll w atch U. launch, bending down. Well, may And 1 nnruest that you watch Uiere. We have rc;l^nn to bt-llcvo be the cops could ftll him some your^c!^ Tliero can bo only two thing. Maybe they could tell him that h e m ny b e In Uie Islanil!i.’' posr.lble an«.werTi to th e RudltOT'n about the Ruy .ln the room that •'It certainly iMi't S lriilh rr::" condufl. rm rather hoplnc, for knew so much. Taicott said. . iko of all of u.i. th a t hc’.i tr>-- Ile'hnd to run to keep up to “I don’t llkr--(o think whnt ft ^ni: to tuke .llin Company for JC^ilcolt. W hen they reached-the ride.'. Oo64 hick. Dill.” crotttd he'.iaw that the'pcople In N nil nRcnt eould tin if firmly It were acarcd. They were atarins •'e.itabl!shed nearby. Wc'll'cheek •jTO\TD'Uiat Kuy know about at .the launch and the bent-down on him thoroughly. And " t n * '? ” M acDowcll t leavlnjt: y [from the -ludllor, not tlic com- (pany. A man whom you had Ju onet In the auditor’s ofnce look you to the secretary. Have you any evidence lhat Hahcy Is actual ly an employe of Federal Chemi c al? "' ' MacDowcll niisped. "Huh? W hal more would you cxpccl? He •Tuesday, 3une 2,1042 \ TIMES\NEWS, t w in f a l l s , IDAHO Faga Mine ; PHONE ’ RESULTS 82 or 38 eLASSIFIED ADVERTISING t O v T c i o S T l •WANT AD RATES Life’s Like That By NeW r LIVESTOCK—POULTRY TImJf-riewi BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ^ Ail-of Excitement Grips Plane W / N T A D B A T B 8 Baaed oo Coit-Per-Wort Base Between Raids On;;Naa8~ .1 d a y .. M fsw ord -----PETS------ny WILLIAM B. DICKINSON The handsome 37-year*old 'v in e . 3 ^ BtAOd the guard officer Is talking In whis pers over the telephone. The jrrcss DBADUNES -nie SU-W ell. 837 M ala W Ph. 154 they had' never-i . SA I^Y LOANS eCClcer hurrlaa in , llusttTcd. magnUudft. ^ , W t r t ti»y». i ' *• » . Strictly coafldenUal . “I'xa-son^," he says.-'There has ’-ours was one of the lu t p J>e«, ButuJV. a p. m . fiiiturdft} Bicycle Sales and Service *5 to ISO to employed people oo been some delay. But there are spe to go In.- says Sgt. Cliarle® IH cial circumstances. I hope you'U un- This paper (ubscrlbM u> tbs eod« OloystelD's bicycle ih o p . Ph. 809>R your own slgsatura cliurclj, .31. of Brooklyn. N; Y. of.eUUca ol the AuocUUoa of N a n « CASH CREDIT COMPANY derstarjd." .'■We want la from the'east. Wo paper Cluaitled AdvocUiRu Mana- B c y c l e r ;?. TObm a. Burkholder Bldg. Ph. 778 On the neld are three Amrrl. mndp' on# run and got out;.We were gen aod reMrvu thri rltht to jsdJt eaaa and the ether men In the over the city for'three and a-half powder bine RAF unUorm, who minutes. There was a solid aheet of or lejcct any dassUlcd *d»ertatn*. SMALL used cor, good condlUoii and Curtain Shops $25 to $750 ' . “BUnd Ad*" carrj-lns a Tlniej-Nflwi raided Cologne. They said they flame unilcr us all that time. X good tires, 334 '4th . avenue west. ON YOUR CAR ■ had looked down Into what seem watilted for the. explosion of our box number are etrloay eonlldentlal Cabin No. 3. - ••• Window Shop. 603 M ain a Ph. and no JnJonnBUon can be given In . 1, FOR ADDITIONAL OASB ed the mouth of hell and circled t>ombs. T h e flam es were so high I to th e ftdvertlaer. OASH paid tor tised furniture, 3. TO REDUCE PRESENT oTcr an are*-10 milef square that «ouId not see the bursts. , Diambnds WM » tea of flame. ■ Eft«n ehould be reporUd Imme stoves, and elecUle refrigerators. PAYMENTa • •-“Jn «ne way it w*» the moat diately. No allowances will be made Moon's. Phond 0. n . L Roberta. Jeweler. 118 Sba N. S. TO FINANCE TOC SALE As they talked, planes were be horrible thinf I've ever seen. U • lor more than one Incorrect Uuer- O P YOUR OAR. ing loaded with bombs. ' - was like tooklni down. lnt« lb« Ground staffs are hard at work m outh of heU. don't i«« bew tlon. WANTm-'AU kinds scrap metal, Floor Sanding 1 iron, sheep pelts, hides. - Idalio Consumers Credit Co. on motors and equipment. Tlie air anything coold- have survived In Ju n k House. U dder Sona. 811 M alo E. liM -W . (Owned by PacUlo Finance) is Jllled w ith Uie ro ar of. motors ) th a t whole are*.- CARD OF t h a n k s 325 MAIN AVENUE NO^ITS. l>eing tested. A tracto r is dragging •The-first arrivals were Just be- WANTED: Wooa or wire hangers; along a t^arrler containing eight toro| us." says Bgt. Bud Cardinal. • - T H__ E ______Uiidi and- Bj-tnpaUiy ^ m good condition, -Ho each* Gas Proofing Jiuge cylindrical bombs. . ’ ■ ^ 31, J rear gunner from Fort Worth, nelfihbor* and frlonda.ln our rc- Troy or National plant. “What calibre are thoacr s Tex. ‘The fires were Just beglniUng ccnt sorrow will ii2wn>n rem ain Osteopathic Physician 'O h . theyTo two tonners,''' tlio to light up. 1 could »e« th« llres jv'JUj uj ft preeioua memory- Our A FEW two row’ bean cutters. In - Dr. O. W Rose. 114 M. N, Ph. 837-W pilot replied, '"m ey're’lieavy stuff," stringing out, .criss-crossing the Blticere thanks a n d BraUmde .for <^uiro‘ 8elt UanutacturLng Com Tlie pilot, Uie crews. tl)o ground city, like beads.-I could ice them «U those com forUns ncU and Jot pany. len, th e girls of the women's aux spreading out^nd out and merging the beautiful .floral tributes to Photo Finisfung iliary air force,' knew they must It hill, With flowers 3 LOTS, 400 to 500 young ewes w ith For Flro and Casualty Insurance. with' other fires. They would be lit- our loved one. 0 prints any roll I9o. Sav-Mor Druf. not talk too much. Not.one will ad tlo spots In the dlstanoe and like Mr. and Mm. Jam es W. Davb, 8r. early black faccd lumba. E. Surety and Fidelity Bonds, see m it tlio t ."ops are on tonlKht," dTQ[M ot 0,’alcr on a dry pavement WriRht, Milner hotel. Salt Lake Swim InvesU&ent'ba Baugb Bldg. meaning .operations were flT pros City. Plumbing and Beating they would flow togeth^t'until the REAL ESTATE WAN;^;ED pect. ■ whole pavement was wet." __ SPECIAL NOTICES UNFURNISHED WANT at once, floor lathe. 13 Inch Job Printing Abbott Plumbing Ca APARTMENTS PAPER hanslnB. painting. Work to 18 Inch, quick cliange preferred. UNEXOELL C an also use I Khapcr. \ mlVUng suarantced. Tk c csUm atci. S. A. Id Public Stenographer EXTRA nleo apartment, two bed . machine, and 1 drill press. State Towe. Kimberly. Phone 109-J- rooms. Extra nice apartment, one LETTERHEADS MAIL PIECES Ross Barney New price,'condition, make and size. BUSINESS CARDS BROADSIDES Rm . 10. Fidelity Bank Bldg. P h. 418. bedroom. East part. Roberta . 4i -S, W. U tt. 1313 SouUi Brand Bou- Henson. Phone 563. PERSONAL STATIONERY F A i B L O C Burley Principal PERSONALS HOMES FOB SALE lovord. Glendale. Calif. n Engraving, letter press, lithography Schools and Training 'B URLEY. J u n e /3 —Roas Baniey. 3« ACRES. % mile north of Wash School Annuals, business forms A PINE line ot • assorted plnques. T. P. Business University. Phone 314. whO'has.been teaching In..Purlejr..... Also Psychic Rendlns. Manmrct FURNISHED ington school. New modem bulld- MISCELLANEOUS a specialty APARTMENTS^ Ings. city a-ater. T. C. Brou-n.. -FOR S A L E . TIMES-NEWS EAR Jjinior and senior high achooU sine* JertrtM . room 231. HoRcrson hotel. Commercial Printing Dept. T r u U e r s WASHINGTON, June 3' 1020,. luis been named prfotlpal ol TRA V 6L & KesOHTS »225QflQ wlU buy to u r room hou.^e P^mt bloc leadeM in congreu were ■ and batlu Pull cement ha.',cmcnt, K ey Shop Gem Trailer Company. Phone 439 Burley high scliool, taking tfie place fearful today that duty-free odmlt- of McLaughlin, who haa Mrv.> SHARE expense trlp-i m any placcs. Eo.1 t side location. *500 wlU-lian- tance of a-ar materials purchased , TraireJ Bureau, 517 PourLi nvenu* ilie. Roberta & Henson. Phone Scli.-irfe. Key • Sliop. La».Timower8 Transfer & Storage abrood would lead* to importation of ed Inbi^t capacity for.the p i^ srv- east—198(5. iiharj)encd hollow ground. 12(rse c- tann commodlUts and lffJ.’trtng ol \:n ytan ahd who haa prtaenled hi» ond St. So, Back of .1. D. Store. SCHOOLS AND TRAINING ,AXVSJe. »DU »I(«U I.IIA.CIU domestic agricultural prices. resignation to the board of trustees. menta. Close in. Phone 2034 « FARMS AND ACREAGES Lawnfnower Service president Roosevelt yesterdivy Mr. Bomey has. taught social scU ' THEEtE Is atin tim e to enroll In ■ nlng*. FOR RENT ‘ «Jgned*an executive order relaxing cnce.tho post-five yeata and ha^ PO W ^R Iftwnmower. u.-ip^crlllg potato pliujter. F a rm e n ’ H. Jones aold the order wouW mere . Implement, Jerome. ) THIS week only-Free Installatlpn Floyd Lilly. Ph. 302a 314 Sbo. 1 ly aboli.*Ji some complicated book ■ 'iO R stomach ulcen and dUestive MODERN two and three roomf, fur on all seat covers. *1J!8 up. Fire keeping In wrtlcli the government troubles ' take adjustments. Dr. nished. Parisian Apartments. McCORMICK-Deertng 3-row potito stone. was paying duty to Itself on goods ^ Hardin. J30 Main north. Phone 850. pla.nter, good condition, ^arry • AUTOS-tOR SALE Clark, whose first name Is to It Imported. . PERSONNEL VITAL, MtL'-Knivc. • "■ A U TO ^Iass, ciihTos, canvas re(ialr- plnlnUlt unkncfwn, husband and ■ It was beli6?*a Uiat the-wdcr - BEAUTY SHOPS BASEMEnT apartment vacant June Uig. Thbmets Top and Body wife, Ujelr unkno»-n heirs and was aimed mainly at easing Impor 0, Oomflc; llBhtn- furnished, ev- PRACTICALLY new -bciiii planter. Works. 1037 COUPE V-8-85. A-1 condition, devlseei, if decenscd; and all th e. tation of copper, 'aluminum, tine, 8PE0TAL on permanents. Mrs. eryUilng jfflvatfl. 605 Second ave Earl Sallee., Phone BI-J5. Klm- good terms. Pliono 75-J3, Kimber- unknott-n owners, claimants and lend and tung.iten,' but agricultural Neeley. Over Independent. Room nue nortiu t»rly, Idaho. ^ 6UARANTEED elcctrlc fence charg- GRAOUATESTOLD l y - . p.irtles cloimlng all or any in commodities may havo been Indiid- le. Phono 325. e n :-B a tu ry S3.7Ck-AC tOJM. Bud M since t2>e secretary of agriculture MOSCOW, Ju n e 3 (4>—The need WILL panics who Inquired about 40 HORSE -Waukesha" power unit; T arr. Phone 2117. USED parts for cars and trucks. terest In Uie following descHbod ■ real property In Twin Falls was empowered to waive the duties. for trained men and women Is "as HALP price special on genuine oU new 65 horse Case power unit. 1 Ttt1n FalU Wrecking, sJClmbcrly important as oil. tin or tmide rubber" permanents. Beauty Arts Acad- AUTO door glas.1 . wind shields and County, Idaho: the,Northeast OUicra given tlie power to nbollnli «est, "i nortji Curo’. Road. torlffs were the secretaries of war In the war effort. Pre.ildent Harrison • emy. window glass. No charge .for set Quarter (NEll) of the Southeast O, Da|e of the University of Idaho WANTED: Bean planters, bean cul- ting. Moon's, Ptione 6. • Quarter (SEUi ot SecUon ThW-
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