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B u y indicted by a fedcnil Ja rr todsT> eharg* ed wUh Tialatlen «f the knU«tniit taw UNITES STATES DEFENSE In ui klltced coniplncr to monopollxa BOI^DS* st a m p s cuollne ■lonce and ' " 'A Regional .Newspaper Serving Nine Irrigated Idaho Counties

y O L . 24, NO. 28S TWIN FALLS. IDAHO, TUESDAY. MARCH 17. 19-12 PRICE B CENTS M’ARTHUR GOES TO AUSTRALIA Hero of Bataan 123 Dead, 900 Hurt in 6-State Tornado Made Chief for ERRIFICINDS Buck Private, 34, Tlu-ee Injiircd in Tliis Terrific Crash r — — LABOR GIVES UP Leads Symphony United Nations BLASl W A B ; By EVEJIKTT R. IIOLI.HS Throiigh Number RIGHI TO STRIKE WASHINGTON. March 17 (U,R)—flcii. D ow k\m M ac- RICHMOND, Va.. March 17 Arthiir, foromo.st commander of the allied war chieftains, (UJ*J—For 10 years Allen Piini- arrived in Au.tlrah’a from Ihu'lielejinnerL'il I’hiliiipincs today ED B A D S ham of Ooston played flri.t violin In Uie Philadelphia symphony NTIL WAR ENOS and hii.H a-H.siimed .siijireme ciimmand of the United Nations Dy Tiie Auoei>l<(I rrcis orchMlBi. Tlien he wM draficil WASHINGTON. M arch . 17 M-)— forcca there in Australia’s hour of peril. Torns\dic storms ripped in to U\6 WTTOi'. Lenders ot orKnnlzed latxir Indicated 'rh a \c o lo rtiil d e fe n d e r of th e Dhilipjiiiie.^ reached Au.-s- over ft COO-milc Htnp of six He wiw ovcf-Joyed when Jir today that labor had yielded ILi tralia after it Hccret airplane learned th a t Uie orcJie.itra would right to strike during Uie war as i .southern and, midwMtern piny an cnuagcmenl liere near more naU.ifactory answer lo Uu flinht, only u few liours after .sUiles yc.'itcrduy, leaving in Camp Lee, where he Li stationed, problems or proy Pre,-il- diana. ond killed at leii-tl 20 In strikes, or InterrupUon to protliic- dent nowcvelt to leave Uio Philip­ eiuil ccntriU lUlnoia. Slorma Tlie audience of 3,000 cheered llnii. tlirouKh thej.e Uiree m ethods: pine;! 23 days ago nnd go to Aus- ’rcporud as far wc-it aa west wildly as th e 34-year-old snldlcr CollecUvc bargaining, conclllnUon irnlla "ns sooh ns Uio necessary triU Mluoiirl. In uniform directed the cray- or mediation, or operaUons of the iirranHcnifnla could be made." Tlie loll of dead and e.nllmaled benrds of tlie staid symplinny naUnnal labor board. nif* 02-year-old general, whose number of Injured by au^^e.'^: tlirouRh Uie spirited linrs- At ttie T l\c tv.'o lop men In orKiv«l7«t ncvi cowmRnil tm btntea th e P h il­ Dead Injured flnLili, Uiey dapped him buck for labor. dbciLMlng by turns Uie p a r­ ippines where htn stnnd against two curtAln caiLi. ’ ley wlUi the chief executtlve. gavt w hat r.eenietl llko hopeles.i odd* won Ml-viLvslppl ...... G5 f— a plcuiro of satl.sfactory production him undying fame, was shifted at Illinois ------20 1 Kentucky______-...... 16 of war malerlaLi with labor devollng the request of the Australian gov­ Tenne.viee -— ...-....20 ! every force and effort to turning ernm ent which regards him a.i the Price Control out war .supplle/i, only lender capable of stemming Indiana ...... -...... 1! Murray said it was agreed the Japanese sweep of conquest. MLviLviljipl, linrdeNl lilt, rushed nil “voluntary action on the part of »Tal!nblo aid to Uie dlsiuiter / Aimofinremant Cheered ’ coverlnj an area of ISO miles Hits Most of Thren roen were injured and tn-o were Sn the lionpltal this afternoon a« a rrauU of the two-

★ TODAY & WEDNESDAV NAZIBAmESHIP Uiilieeded Hero Reieeives Honor P R T H U R GOES Twin Falls News in Brief 12SC0UTSG1VEN Kniill C rin g e Pars U Floe fFCTnrnei- Knull Orange will meet today at 8 Chorged with being intoxicated In C L A IIO LI 0 ANZAC FRONT p. m, ftt tlie school house. a public plaoe. Kenneth Morris, 'B7 The AssoeliUa Trr«a Twin Palls, today paid ft fine of *3 BOOSTS IN RANK r*t* Oa«l Judie Improve* London qunrt«r» loday mw agiUtut numerical odds of 2 0 to one asse!.sed by acting m unicipal Judge Twelve Piier, Gooding and Han­ threat of * poulblo 0«rmbn nttActr Municipal Judge J . O. Pum phrey, W. II. Eldrldge. sen Boy Bcou(« have qualified for or more—Oses not mean Uiat the 1 1 1 St hL Russia u a WM reportc. Lockard. who gave unheeded warning of a large under JurLidlctlon of the local - r u is — request of the Australian govern­ Mrs. Oust Knodel and .Mrs. H. O. Anthony and Carl Mogenson are w « ,i. nu(U Inform iU on Laclclnr gr«up of alrrlanes approaclilnjr Pc»ri harbor on Dee. 7. has a ftin llr board. - ' McCalllster were the witnesses. Mrs. ment which during the past week liners for the Filer troop. n.7 * .nd NEWS A British spokesman said that the reoiilnn afUr reeelvlng the dUtlnguUlied service medal from Under- has made Increasingly stronger de­ An approximate 750 men imve re­ Knodel Is the sister of the bride­ powerful Tlrpltt. alstershlp of the ■rrretary af War Pattenion. Hliown with yoong U>ckard are from left, mands that the Untt«d Slates take ceived th e ir serloi num bers from groom. 'The couple wlU live at. Sun baltiesJilp BLisnarck, •'appt'ars to hl« mother; brother, who admires medal, and father. the lead In the defense ot the con­ Tn'ln Palls county board No. 3 at Valley. South seas ,caif clomp and hold a have avoided" an ftltACk by British Buhl. liuman prisoner unUl death. a e ria l. torpedoes o ff the Norwefrlnn tinent "down under.” It Is the last — END.S TO N IG H T - rem aining ba.se In th e southwest Lottery SUrts port of Karrlle elsht dsfa ago and Pacific for an eventual allied coun- Tlilrd national lottery to deter­ “THE MAN WHO CAME that information vas Ucklnir on the mine " o rd tt" num bers wlU com ­ predent whereabouts ot the husc ttrolfenslve. Seen Today TO DINNER” with ... era In Australia ond gov­ mence a t i p. m. todoy in Wash­ Betty Davis ^ n n Sherldaa te a nUder. Gooding Driver ington. D. C., a n d will continue LOIT[fiy SIARIS ernment leaders have demanded, Manly WooUey The newa had irrava Implications until i o r 5 ». m.- tomorrow m orn­ M arried dor^-ntowTier pulling out for the DriaiJi. since a warship MacArtliur as their leader, pointing Kills Cougar in to his military genltu. the faith ing. his pocket to show he hod to *?• mighty as the Tlrplt« Is so grave The T lm es-New s tomorrow will patch hole nt bottom with solely a menace to sea convojs that stronR which his troops have In his leader­ ship and "what Li more Important, publlih ■•’order" numbers affecting pin. .. Fellows In the third draft British naval forces, IneludlnR bat> i O R m i R A N I S Salt Lake City thronging selecllve service office ORPHEUm the fact that he la the. only success­ all m’Ing to sUind on 34 Ctlevrolet Moster Deluxe . north shore of lAke Ilmen, one of cause of small registration. It simply will draw men from • the old order Allies Thrill. Ject to Jnpnne.ie air attack ot any wnlt.s luitll o n um ber Is drown tliat top of Iron barrel on Ninth ave­ ...... $150 the main anchors of aerman de­ list and Uie new order list accord­ moment. Neither did It Indicate nue east. . . t’ollccmon finding fense. (Iocs III w ithin lt.s tot.ll. To .such 34 Ford Tudor Scdon _____ 15Q ing to the number of rcKlstranfa It where he will .irt op his head- a board that number then becomes several loaves ot sUilo lircart and O n tiiB 'okraSnB Iront. R«.wlnn has available In each group. quarlor.-;. an old benr.skln In c ar reported ns J5 PljTOOuUi Sedan Fordor.._ 175 dispatches aald the Germans were At Shift of No. 1. Sim ilar procedure b follow- If. for lastance. the board has 100 Today's announcement revealed I throughout. obandoned. . . Navy recruiters 30 Dlx. ...... 105 ‘‘RED” surrendering In mounting numbera that Prr.ildent Itoa^evell directed malllni{ out Inform ation to all en available from Uie original list Ri-gl.Mriint.i .ihould contact their l...l^.ymfc,l as Marshal Setneon Timoshenko's and opo from the new list, the pro- MacArthur to go to Australia two Magic Valley high school seniors 37 Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan 383 Red armlea battered a t th e Rftten MacArthur drnft boards to Icom their serial . . . Tnick, brakes screeching (nice «( .portlon would be nine to one. Ten weefci bffntn th e Jap an ese srnl a numbers. Armed w ith tho BcrlaU. flghllng wtmiril of Kharkov, the Soviet "Pltt.il)ur«h.- m en would be culled from th e old Ifrin P ii. On«) new commi>ndcr-ln-chlcf Into tlic on tires), hnltlng at Maln-Sho- Ih th e Crimea, n »t)ulletlnk

FEMALE PAIN T ie trtditionj railiJnui e( )tmM E Peppa Womfa who tufler pain c( Im piU r period* wlta cranky nrr?Qu»nf**- liu iBiiJe ibufiae Keatsckr tourboa'a t)rmt>ol dus to tnonltilr functlooal CLilurt>- of ffnciooi li>iaf; frots nencntioa to geamtioa. Buy BUTTER-KRUST Bread from Your GROCER hw* S ‘nl Four-fifth q .ln N a 124. piat No. 125. <*er» lueh dutmw. lUd« ttpeeliVf You’l! Also L ike Butler•Krusl'n Germ O’Wheat, Whole Whe«t, C racked W heat and Sld'H Oltl Fashioned B n a d IVDIALPINKHAH'SgSSSS ti? Sif. . I rrp Page Pour TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALIS, IDAHO TuudV . H anh IT, 1942 TUCKER’S NATIONAL ANALYZING CURRENT NEWS ti

Ml r*k. II. IML um Mtk* BmlM WHIRLIGIG TlBM. m UUUM la >t«i. tlM Twia ruto Hfwi. wUkIMM FROM. NEW YORK r s U b M wwk «u«;l■ w jl 8«uH#*wHir. tr. «u«> M O R S E l^D onald M. NeUon hss ordered an Inter- H06TAOC»-Xconoml»U who have to rework the tanned*out goods. 4«f Boralna. «| IW tm out BtnM W«b Twja rula. IMm. br office InvesUgsUon of t^srRes thst the bulk of con' prebtd NlppoeiM McreU have un> tk» Tl»«-Wtw, rablubl»» Co«i>»»y.______tracU for army uniforms and other mlllt*ry appsrel torthed erldenee which polnU to * has been handed over to shopi tied to the Amslgamat- worked ll ed Clothing Workeri' union enee hesded by 81dnty •tartUng role for a difiated United Ing the flnt World war aa ar* oow HUJman, a White Heuse favorite and W. P. B.'s Ubor in oui onenola. only hiU a mlUlon BT CAR*«SS»TlSLlVirADVJlHCl ■dvlMr, Mewiwhll# the Sears. Tloebuek man hss given o f Uu fire mlUton ‘'osoembly line Instnietlona thnl future awards must forced to aoldlen-* are women. Official osU- be made wiUiout any favoritism. all th i mates foracasU fUteeo million toll­ Behind ihl*. flar«-up lies oni Knox. ers before the end of the year. If The most amsilng stories of union Imbued with the Hldeyothl tra- tha ratloa of the former eet\nifttisrt_ and n»Ct>nal defense poUtle*—and •ipwitlDnljU from voll U teh will be three rflUllon five ■T MATU-FATABLI W ACVAWCS poMlbly worse. T he author of the Baron Tanaka hundred thousaod tr«lMa at lk« Prm «a4 ValM already have come Uy. He discovered th st neither Mr. NeUon nor Mr. true: First rail- McKsachls had ever hesril of the letter and re- roods to old Man. MlnrToys lerve on farms. In fac­ >f mart *< eoaipa* nouneed almost profanely both Its content and pur­ churla to exploit tories and hespluUs, o r care for .1 k« w klliM la pose. tim ber, coal. Iron. China's endless stream of orphans. . SmUmi II pIOI I. y a e t U th a t erlUcs ot lhl« morsel of alleged mis­ wool and Jood and WMA« >»»» SawWa U'-* deed* have dLieuisert ilic problcin w ith U>o war prO' British young'lidles replace men as duetJon forem an, and he expre.vied c e ru in apprecla- next Invasion of Malaya, the East oaremen in the llfesavlng service, Indies and (hi PhUlpplnej te le- ferry airplanes, man antiaircraft tlon for th e ir cxp«a TfBatkW C4JH. a n d o th e r nsttirmi bounties. And m erchant vessels. D ealers h a v e resorted to every device In order to bu^ld for wool cattle and up Kir. Hillman is an antl-Lewls force among tlie Parhap.1 the moit unique employ­ SHOW YOUR COLOnS. WlSHY-WASHlESr workeri. grain. Finally gold for foreign tradi ment Is that or fraulelna from the and to place illvir nations of tha relch who broadcsJt over ' ■‘Something lUce a rovolullon . . . somothlnB O rien t on a precious m etal bo-'ls. O. in German telling Uielr compat like a great prairie fire!" TIP—The auxiliary mllltnry organlMtlon now being Already rlth mines have been' cap­ riots how to atuioy ihalr oppreiaor.''. In these words, Editor E, K. Oaylord ol the lormed unfltr Uie lesdenhlp ot Dwight T, Davis, for­ tured In Lbxon. Meny highly iklllid former Berlin Dally Oklahoman ol Olclnhoma City, deacrlbM mer secretary of war and tcnnli champion, will furn­ B u t th e big stake—the gTeatc. m anagers, eiA. Some wlU be .{iMlciied detki In s ta tu s are censored, fedsrat re> placency." not the government, for out prc- the United etatti. relieving yoiinger officers for duty ports list over nlni billion dollar# LIZARDi^-Wllh Java. Singapore .•>cnt sorry etatc of affairs. In th e field. B ut oUiers will be sent to far and strange added last year to the fort tressun. and Borneo In enemy hand-i and "All right," theae people arc saying in Inncls as active adjuncts to the armed forces. They Tokyo's own reterve Is oni hundred Australia and Burma threatened. Indls and Uie num irous B rltU h pos­ cffect. "We’ll acccpt the buckpassera’ chal­ will fix wraponj damaged on battlefields, fltUng them and ilxty-four million dollars. An for use overnight. They wUI run poit e*chan6es,.fum- Invaded Paclflo coast with men. sessions In Uie east as( lenge. We'll clean houae on all our Wwhlng- Uh am uaem ent to troop.i In rest cam pi and direct women and children held as hos­ doui Importance. New ton wlahy-WMhica. Wc’U force them to put eviry variety oC admlnutratlve duly. BventufUly as we tages would be a key which might tains cUlm that although our war efforta above everythin* elao. They'll recapture territory from the enemy, experts tn public open even o u r closely locked vaulU- Bombay, Madru and Calct a ffairs will beeome colonial podejtas and gm-emori. famous In the commercial XQrld. either take a definite atand, come out In the they are outdistanced In Importance open, ahow tome backbone, and forget their Men with n knowledge of finance will be needed to BIROS—Washington's Inability to handle confused currency problems. coordinate Its efforts has prevented by Ceylon whose principal port of petty political aspirations, or they need never T h o Qerm an* and Jnp.i .lupplled us w ith the tip the use of available factories on a Colombo Is the shipping point of waat« their time hereafter in aeeklng reelec- for this newfanKled outjiu Many of Uulr successei round-the-clock schedule, according delicious tea, spices, coconuU and tlon." were-due to thi pre.icnce of iklllid workers able to to New York builneumen acquaint­ rubber. repair and keep maclilnery In operation. On Jhe hieb ed with tha problem. The aircraft The crown colonyli as mountain­ The flames of protest arc roaring In Okla­ ol advancing {roopr. Jo'.low key men Quaimed to ex- sltuaUon b typical. Ample aluml- ous as BaUan and about as large homa. More than 100,000 telegrama, letter* pldRVflie countries penetrated.' In lom e InslaW -i our. ~'im for the moment exists for fiue- as till state of Maine. Humid weath­ and postcards have been sent to the Okla­ foes uUllse women for the.ic tasks. This is another C'ARE OF YOUR er makes living condlUoni unpleas­ homa senators and congressmen In less than example of Uie kind of toul and toteUurlan war we ant for white people among the five must wage, Incidentally the Davis employes mwit en- fo r lack o f engines. million natives crowded into the three daysl And what are these flBhtlng>mad loy a dednlte army M'that they wtl\ he trtaUd One division ol Oeneral Motori equatorial island. Hie Manhattan voters of Oklahoma demanding? a.1 prisoners of honei^ther than guerrillas If they Pot S h o t s CHILDREN now Is In the process of ripping out sklppen contend that this spot now 'That the entire Oklahoma delegation resign fall Into axU hands. By ANGELO PATRI lt.1 old machinery. Production In .lome Is of more itrateglc value th a n S in g ­ and come home or pass a law to outlaw e ig h t or 1 0 of Its units will not be In apore ever was because It can base TAF—Tlic right honorsble gentlemen’s real reason witli the LONG BCHOOL DAY IB full swing until December and then long-range bombere which can dom­ strikes in defense Induatriea and to abolish must face a famine o! skilled work­ inate the bay of Bengal, Arabian the law limiting the work-wcck to 40 hours. lor optxjiltig ihi Itoowvrli-Mtllttt w o hundrtd and VALUABLE fifty ihousand dollar nionslon of Oovernment lnf< OENTLEWAN IN THE THIRD ROW ers. In a mldwestcrn aircraft center xea and the United States' supply That congress act at once to get lOO per cent "My son goe.i to school at B in Uie several Uiousancl machine guns are lines to Australia, Persia, and thi ...itlo n coii^lnjetlon In th e h e art ef Uie momlnir and he rms back about 8. ■production from every munitions plant In the Cnpltnl liiw lot been told. Having okayed one hundred ftcciimulatlng bccaose elsewhere middle east. H o w on’t do his mu.'lc and hU planes are awslUng motors. The The land Is a strange Jungle ef country. nnd forty-fl '0 billions for rroiecullon of th e war. the u>OK, reiicv, w u a t y o u langunse leuons. He wimLi to piuy, seemingly u inecewary outlay is not what sails the SAItRONVLY M lSSEOl company flgurti that scon U will hinnped oxen and tusUeas elephants Other states are rallying to follow Okla­ S h o u ld n 't he do his musk: and lang. overflow It-s protective storsge space. «olon.n—It li thf jvonpecllve Infringement on their u a « c 7 ' where sscrcd mountain peaks are hom a's example. Hewapopers and public P s t ShnU; Another headache in one eai ‘ visited by Buddhist pilgrims. Sing­ prcrountlve.i A eouple of deik clerks orer at rc. and m y name Ono could not ssy unlcM Uit speakers throughout the land have been tell­ In th e pi member ef congrcs.i has been almost e from Klllamry. p la n t, which Is lr>-lng to supply thi halese men who Inhabit the low­ Ihe Park hotel git red faces every school program could be studied. war birtia for offenilve camjmlgn' lands are effeminate and wear long ing the American people for months that the lone, official source of Information—or mlsjnfor- Uma they think of the arrival of race Is all freckled, T h U c})lld. like miny oUier.i, gi maUoTJ—for th e folks In his district. Jle has scnl them talk smocks o' Olamty. Ing. Is that certain win* panels w nt hair conflnKl by cembi. 3n the back som ething muat be done—and done fast. Even Ptrcy (iralnnr, maestro who per- to s<*o io n s? A school Uist h a j a cliUd for WATCHING IDAHO ANGLES Roa^evelt worshiper nnd appointee. To the boys who The O'Briens and Plynns Uiat number of hours dally should 'The Allied Nations, the United States in­ depentl on this.sort of psp for reelectlon—Mr. Lowell Quests of tran sien t! seeking a free And McOllUcuddlei. too. meal, and wer« Just rrady to tell Clve h im all Uie work and play he cluded, have taken such a bcallng during the doein’t—such an invasion of Uiclr propagandn field Win have Ireland apunchln’ needs so that when he readies homo Is a heinous offense. the famed planlst-csrapeicr what' As Irishm en do. by 5 In till evening, he can feel free last three months, that most of our military he could da (e cam a undwUh AT WASHINGTON to do what he likes best In the way strategists are agreed wo cannot wait for and a eup of coffee. Then he told Eomon may be neuLral of recreaUon. No school child P A R A L Y S IS -U ke creeping pni “FACE’’—T he loyally which DougIa.i A. MncArUiur:* them his name. 1043 to begin our offensive. We must strike stand ha.1 Inspired among native nilpinci.i may com­ But Hark 3e to this: lat so rt of day would have a . alysls. Uie rubber shortage Is swee; Recorering long enough te rej- now—and hard—or all may be lost. Tlie next mend him to historians of Uilj era far more gloriously To all sons of Ireland ling left tor music lessons and ing acroti Uie Pacific northwest, and -nUieUe nibber. b u t B a n k ­ sia might soon fall. And with Russia gone, nlUiouRh London and Canberm Jiave—the Malaysians, Tlicy competed for prises put up in with another one today. trained to work. The Junior Wal\ claUon and called an alarmist e r Jones could no t we It: Ju st «» Burmese. Jnvajiwe and InliabllanU of Preneh Indo- b>' Harold P. Hoover. T h e C. R. vows th a t Jolin A- Brown school children Ought to have a se­ By Uie tim e rubber Is produced his subsidiary corporations preferred Britain could easily be left virtually helple.>a, C hina e ith er aided w ith th i Invaders or were ap.%theUc Wlio do you think won the prises? (he's In Uie colyum agalnl) said ar ries of experiences In various form from the guayule ahrub. which Is to to Import copper, chromite and Obviously, anything the United States does, J n C ielr re.^Utance. T hat Is why Blncaixirc, Horg Yeah. unusual thing occurred recently be­ of Ahop work—printing, metalj be planted In Csllfomla, New Mex­ other war msteriaLi rather than de­ must be done within the next 00 daya. Kong, B atavia luid Rangoon fell so quickly and so Harold P. Hoover. fore Probat« Judge Bill Bailey (so'i wood, science maclilnery tools, claj ico and Arlsona by the departmei ‘ velop deposits of these ores In Uie easll>-. Poor handling of locals and th e ir problems was (Ho took ’em too i when a woman became t gardening, the more varied Ui of agriculture, tJwel people wilt ha> Pacific northwest. Next to Presi­ tl\c partial »n^'^.-eT. Oy his conlrasUnR pcrfotmance —The Duke cour.ies the school offers the bcttei. d e n t Roose>-elt. Jones is th o m ost "But w hat Is America doing?'' asks Editor mother and a fatlier a father. . accustomed themselves to walking M acA rtliur m ay be Uie only hope ot Uic whiU! m en In rig h t h i Uie Judge's chamber. The some thing for the girls. Let or have evolved some other meth­ powerful man in the admlnLitra- Oaylord of the Dally Oklahoman. "She is a vast and wenlihy area where oUr rare has selicd CHAPTEtt 'niREK IN OUR The C. R- hastened to add Uiat all them try a course In cooking, sew- od of going places and several mil­ tlon (as he would be, having th e fighting now with one hand tied behind her and holds economic power only through a show of FAR.MER AUGUSIENT! this- occurred w hen Uie man an ' Inir. office wprk. milliner;', wearv- lion will have loit Interest In tires purse) but Uiere are demands be­ back. The politicians in congress and in the •■face." Pot Bljots: woman legally adopted a iltlle glrL ’ni’. num lng, hou.^ekeeplng. photog- and automobllei, That time will be ing heard that he step out. rapJiy. woodcarvlng. Let boUi boys admlnlBtratlon ace insisting on the <0-hour To "AnoUier yarmer": approximately five years hence. It rn o K A N E —’Hie la il wonls which Cordell Hull de­ Gue.-ui I sta rte d someUiing but RECITE ind girls select Uielr courses under will be four yeani before synthetic CREWS — One of the tn.nk.1 of th e week. In many Industrial defense plants, livered to Jn p a n n e EmUMirle.i Nomura and Kiiru.m in’t help b u t answ er your coiitrlb.' (Pot’s note—Here's another c :lie supervision and advice of Ui© rubber Is manufactured In suffi­ federal maritime commts.Mon Is to msehlnps nnd tools lie Irtlo for 8 or fvrn 10 hours « il on that historic afternoon are percolaiins through You see I have worked on a farm those contrlbs brought In to the trained experts. cient quanUty to approach the de­ fin d some 18 ,0 0 0 to :<.000 m m t* ' of th e 2 1 . Meol cmployfa are sllll worklnd dnys til* corridors of congrrM and the state ilepurtmeni. for the other fellow too and now I front office counter and left there *If a boy want« to cook and sew. m and. man the merchant ships that are » week. O ur aecrctary ot ita ls was aumrtVUned to th e phone hire help but I never got be»t out by parly or parties unknown. But let him. He l3 experlmenUng and A thorough investigation of the now under conU'aet on Columbia, "Althouch itrlkrt In our dereiiM Indiuirlet arc on while h e wn.^ encaged In a conference supposed to Of a nickel I really earned. Neither thanks to ’em). should do sa If a girl wants to do rubber shorUge Is under way by the 'river and Puget sotmd. Normal Uic In ereu e . Uire«-fourfha of our coody knows what a child m ay crlUclsm Is Jesai H. Jones, head ef a gun crtrw of lo. these la tte r to b« •T h ere U n o t a day to .^pare—not «n hotjr to be l« l. taineer. 'iRht or even half earns his money. you near all sorts of brlnksr become. Our task Is to so set his the federal loan agency. Mr. Jones supphed by the navy. The boaU un- The fnctorlca In Oermany are MrkinR 70 to BO hour# 'What he aald In wortli recording. H b lanKUBge was You go ahead and furnish refer- Laugh It off. educational background so that hi refused to finance synUietic rubber der contract on Uie west coast are a week, in Ja p an they know no Sundaj-a or holldnys sulphuric, volcanic. explo.Mve. profane. Tlir writer nces to hire a man. If I hire oni he U It's sanity you're after. get.1 what he needs to develop his plantii until the natural rubber was only a small p a rt of the 3.000 ves- afld 13 hour# a day U -an ordinan’.Milfi." would be glad to supply It privately to the trade, pro­ au furnish the reference. Your* for Thcr«'» no recipe Uk« laughler— la te n t powers. T h e short actxool day. being shut oil. ISe was long ago Mis the commUalon Is lo prtxluce. ProdueUon Director Donald NeUtti, the man who vided postmaster Oeneral Prank Walker will agree to e tu r help. Laugh it off. lit, lUwm, recite, a sliop period once uged to aid In the making of ar­ ontlclpaUon of finding offloert. waive prosecuUon for sending prohibited language I week. wUi n o t nive him . o r her. tificial rubber, but his banking mind ■commission Is training young was supposed to have been sItcd a free hand, knows x'hat he needs. Tlie program must wbat we are up aratnsL Hs U appealing for vaiUy in­ through the malls. FAMOUS LAST UNE realated as syntheUc rubber coats men In the east and they will Nt n o nUM DEPT. >. . . I don't what tlii air xj changed to allow ‘ more and It did not look like good -•lallfled deck officer* by the time creased Industrial output on a 34-hour, seven-day ba­ •xperiefieea. piled up ...... ley go to «ea. ils. but hlj pleas go unheeded, l^en Mrs. Eleanor *1MeeUnc WiU n e a r W orm DaU” nw dea loid. y«« take that catid business. The eontnlttec Is alio cuT' —Barley Item. «ot ef my new poUl.. .'• hat give strength to the child's lous to know why, with troubli Before long. In backwoods poet- nooDevelt admltf the countiy U badly In need of growtlj. • offices, in grocery stores and else­ leftdershlpl Other Points of View Sounds like a Udlea' bridgi club T B E OENTXJUIAN IN brewing In the-Paclflc. no greater dlscutdng huibanda. T H E X a m S B O W The lenlor high ichool boys and effort was made to bring cargoes where far from the ports there will "B ut,-kyi Ih# New York World-Teletram, "we wlU girls are usually prepared for more »f, crude rubber from the far e a s t « posters appealing to farm boys not ret* isaz lm iim produetion unleta, first, we fulljr NEVZa MIND THE COATS technical training, more direct O n, docks In the far east was .nd others (U thiy are not already reftllte our awful peril; and. second, p i over U« tlni* choice of vocations. If they hare itacked up sufficient rubber to keep In the draft) to Join the merchant mlcfl o f recent years; h a te to brtpg up Uie mmll«r of the two-pants lU lt agsl:■ ...... Just been properly prepared in Junior )ne American factory operaUng for marine and help America deliver the •'aimroe shorter hours, tlmme higher wases. gimme ------n ig h t Mr. Donald Nelson, tlie w ar producUi-.. HISTORY OF TWIN FALLS high school they eon readily be ;wo yearn. T h e rubber was bought Bood.s. In the m erchant service, fo r bigger profits, Rimmlemore overtime, gimme less work, board boss, called on us for "sweat and action." Now AS CLEANED FBOM THE ntB S O t THE TIMES-HEW8 fitted to vocaUonal and professional a n d ready fo r deUvery, but ship­ the duration, crewmen are covered gimme more pensions, glmrae greater crop benents, Wi learn, that the two-pants lult is definitely out, IB YEAKS AGO—MARCH 17. 1«7 t1 TEABS AGO—MARCH 17, I0I8 courses that really count for some­ ping space was scarce. by Insurance and receive • bonus gimmo more apprpprlaUons and patrooage, gimme fclong with TesU and cuHs and other Iillls: whereas thing. If their ship caters certain portji- planUi for my congressional district, gimme fees and the coat, or sult-jacket as they aay In Cambridge. Declartng that researches of schol. On St. Patrick's Day, Msn:h 17. SVMPATnY—The rubber ques- The merchant marine craws dues to work for Uncle Sam. gimme ham 'n‘ egp, Vlass. and Cambridge, ^gland; remains. on during the past half century had the ladles of St. Edwand's Catholic Uon ha-t ahlfted sympathy from the uklng greater chances than the gobe In Uie navy, as the of gimme share-the-wcalth, gimme I30 e%-ery lliursday." I t seem s to us th s t this Is all wTong. If we are going ahowT) that during the middle ages church will entertain at a unique automobile dealer to the man who to sweat, we will not need coaU. We will not even need Shamrock social at Jewel hall. The owna a car. The dealer U In a bad freighter tonnage deffloastralM. W hat, may we ask. are our congreismen And seaaum shirts. ‘The idea, as we gathered from Mr. Nelson’s the Irish led In music, art, educo* ertn ln g fee sp e n t enjoying the spot, but the private car owner tt rind It t>s*t rour bo7 from Idaho doing to clean up thU men? A rt the; ac- broadcM t, being to strip to Uie w aist and go to I t Uon and laws and that the extent of latest IrUli mblodlts, with plenty of BilBd. Ill* (salt k irsteblr m rv sees only that he will be walking tuall;^ gettJng-thelr necks bowed-Md out>-ln a de- But we will need ponU, since this Isft’t, aft«r all. their Influence in Uie nlislonary tha original Irish wit. aongs and .r Aa«unp. Addma Ann)» Ptlrl. tftnVERSmf OF IDAHO, Mwch a at the risk of personal political saoiriccs, or are befon. Hence.’we Umldly suggest that Mr. Leon stood. Her. Reml a. Kcyser pointed served. _____ nn-N»««, r . O. tla< TS. Ntv York. ing hit. according to complalnta 17—Hall Divers, local n Hansen, who has atlon via colored motion pictures secured Uie cooperation of Mrs. Em­ purtipcnt of the Twentieth dents to be May queen for >nd .slides tnken during eom p ses­ the annual May lete the ilny ma K. Blodgetl In Mcurtng auUien- C entury club lliiH uflernoon sions by Ml.ss Ruth M. Schellberg. tlc onUque.t for Uie drama's pre- a t the Am erican LcRioii Me­ before M other’s day. Miss national Cam p Plre cam p director In senlotlon. Uie sum m er a n d phy.slcal education Jam es and four other women ne.sldes providing free entcrtoln- morial hall. Instructor a t M acslestrr college, St. His addrc^js on ‘‘Spring were nom inated for the poni- lent to Uie public, the onnuol stake Paul, Minn., during the winter. drama presentation give* piny pro­ Plantinx’s" was informative tion. O ther Camp*, Too duction training and dromaUc art for hom em akers interested in In'the first election Mi.ss Be.ildes th e Twin Falls cam p appreclaUon to youUisof thechurch. landscaping, and inspiring' to .lames and Miss Marjorie perlence.s, acllvltlc.i of C am p Plre those who tak e civic pride in Thompson, Goodinj!:. were the Olrls a n d leaders C am p Bweyo- two hiK'h candidate.s. Women lakln. at LaKe Coeur d'Alene: a C. L. Mink Will niakinn Twin Falls a "city canoc trip up the St, Croix river by beautiful." He was introduced voted afjain Thursday and MlnncapolLs Camp Plre,Olrls: Po­ by Mrs. B artlett Sinclair, de­ chose Miss .lumcs. catello ciunp hnpi>cnlnRs, and events Address Meeting partment chairman. Rena Ecclier, Potlatch, wks rlrcted In Ihe life of -■;omp O m aha Camp president of Uie A.ssoclatr. Ml.v. 'niomp.-.ou 1.1 the \oiiin;c.'t rire G lrb . is a iicrliii which will be Mink, field man for the SouUiem brouglil about by Uie aar. 'riie nll- daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. E. read by Mrs. W. A. Van Engelen. Idoho ProducUon Credit associa­ ImjwrlAnt Job Li winning Ihe .wnr, Tliomi).\on. She and ML.i Jrfmr.s While they iirr In Twin Palls this tion. will dUcu.vs "FerU lU cn and but we nnt.-il n o r lose 8lglil ol the were graduated from Gooding high week, tlie picture.^ win be viewed by Sprays." vbIuo or riowers, becniiac now. more .nchoal w ith Uie cla.u of 1D38. on approxlmaU- IflO RlrLv accordUig Mr. Mink w u county agent tor th a n ever, wc m ust Imve more ¥ to Mr.i. Dlunrhe Tcasley. Cofflp Plre Ooodlng county for sU years, nnd beauty In our pfivotc world,” i.ild office secretarj’, who Uiis morning formerly taught ogrlculture In the M urpliy. Grand Guardian !AVe a ccmpkte whedMte ot their local high school. Continuing, lie declared. “.My ob- nilM Vera N clt Jam es. dsucl<- ihowlng al the recreation room al H f will em phoslM Uiol defense servatlona liavo been Uiil In a Guest of Betliel ler of Mayor and Mrs. Prank the home nf Mrs. Harry Elcock. 178 reaulres greater efficiency Ir farm - • »trlctly atcrleullural lown in ilie cen- Jamea. Gsodinr. who will rrl*n •Pllmore, Thc.sc Irish cyc.«t arc smillnpr n hnppj’ S t. Pnlrick’ft dny RrcclinK to you nil. They Ing nnd gardening, ond will ouUlne . ler of a farmlns region, ttie cliy li- At Jerome IVIeet as queen at the Unlverslly of Ida- The schedule, which, begins al heloPK to Colleen O'Hnllornn. th e Rirl with th e “mast-lrish” liiimc in town. .She’s the threc- how plants grow and their chemical seir Is otteii drab. CuUlvailon ol ho M sjr fete. :30 p. m, today wiUi Mrs. H. O. anri-one-hnif ycnr old dnuRhtcr of Mr. nntlMrs. Hnrry O'Hallornn, nnd she .««infn< like ft needs. growing planu on a large scale be- JEROME, March H — ML'.s Mar- (Time»-Ne*m Knir*Tln«l IlayrN' lyopta group; Mrs. H. H. He Will also d lu u s s Uie pracUcU Illtles p ultcrlng about In a SO-tool giirei W alllnglon. queen of Job't. lark. Her fnvorilc sonn in “My Wild Iri.sh Rose.” Daughters bethel of Jerome. Tlntrs- nurkliiirt’s Clieskchaniy group afld le of ferUUwr and InsecUcldes In back yard. rs. L. nilllnglon's Skookum Tllll- (Photo hy The Album—Tinies-Ncws EngravinR) home gardens and opray equipment. "W liatcver Uie cam e, ll Is to be day evening welcomed Mr*. Martha Ranvvey, SanOpolnt, griuid guardian \m Rcovip viewing Uie plctwrcs. Is Byrlnga plants wlW be lor luvle at regrelted th a t o«r town. olUiouKli ■I n.s follow.s; this meeting. Tlie Garden club U It lioj lovely gardens In mnny of the of the Idalio order of Job'.s Daugh- Calendar lers, who paid an official vUli to .Scheduled Shnwlncs sponsoring Uie sole of this lovely resldcnllal scctlon.i.^preaenU a ra­ • HoUdles Pinochle club win mpd Tuesday; A p. ni., Shahnekl, Mrs. shrub, the state flower of Idolio. . th e r dlBmal view to one approach. tlie Jerom e bethel; Mr.-.. Lorene C. Recent Bride Balls. granls Lucille continued. Mrs. Wellington, guardian of On back .seat. lender, generol topic beUig 'T he Cli­ T^).■lc\ Ftilte bethel, and Mr. WeUllw * * * C. DiierlK aud MU.s M ac Olsoti, wlU Johnston. Idaho Power company Ooo(J developinenl ol ar- Maroiv W om en's club wUl meei ■■Glamour iIlnN«om>-' homo economist, when .she .served o max of ModemUm .in Art and the ranRemenu, following a plan care­ ton: Mr. and Mrs. Sluyter, Mi lend. Dockgroimd of American Art.” T lu irsd a y a t 2 p. m, a t th e .wliool ¥ ¥ E iiate gnrdcncrs who used to Im- dc.vsert hinclieon for S tar Social club fully prepared. Is Ihe most desirable Sluyter being (w .l a-vtociaie guar liou;.e. M r.i, a ic a r Klnos and Mrs. )ort tulip bulbs Irom Holland ond R eports on n.-wlgned topics wer« dlon. members nt their meeUng Monday method of landscaping, he obscn’cd. Harold Malone will be the hos- irchld plants from Java miike Ult afternoon at the company nudltor- given hy MLs.i Clara Bllllar. Mrs. Rapid development of complcx ar- :olor them e of the Job's DauKh te.^^cs. Noted Botanical iiw t of petunia:. w culled -'glnm- O. C. Hall, Mrs. ClatJde M. Oorden, ch ap ter W1U-. employeers (InnkVd a M n, n . A. S u tcllff. M rs. A. A. Bos­ to m aintain a n d often ua-uHlsfac- table dfcoriillon.1 . bouquets of pur Oooeiis, portuliica, bran.i, phlox, bows ond spangled with varl-slred Beti-son ond M rs. Pierce. Plantlnf^s In Uic landscaping plc- laed. Place canLi, fashioned ll was M iss .-Murial ■>!- H aum jart. negulor buslne.ss meetlntt was W ednesday at 7 p, m, a t th e I. O. Of Club Program •im otocs and niuMurtluin, ahomroclcfl. In the ccnter of Uie'lace- n e r^ d a u c h le r of .M r. atid Mnu lure arc never atftUonivTy. They are iKular flRiire^ by MLsj Barbara O, P. hn ll, Hnsbojids will be Vctcron gardeners — commercial conducted by Mrs. J. E. Umgen- Sm ith, and also, of Uie same color.- CAS'I'LKKOnD, M arch 17 —' Mrs. covered serving toblc. Later. Miss Jacoit B oum tartiier, Albion, be­ growing and changing from year to .M>cclal KUP.-1U. :l Harding dl.scu.v.cnd and showed growers and garden dul) ladles— wolter. year, and one .should plan to revl.-jc. 1 the floral decor, marked cacit JohiLilon presented fooil;i she pre­ fore her reernt marriace at Uie V * * . cture.n ot th e f a ni o u ;i Shaw wondering omong the .swcrt-smcll- pared during her drmonMrnUon to replant, replacc or tliln plimt* In the ing dlsplay.% uc. Grand Cnar.il pot- I_ D. S. leniple In S a lt U k e City. O anlens In S t. LouLs. Mo.. Uic I!la^t club tnem bers via the •'littlo green lU.shiip I»avls A. IJroadbenl per- orlRlnal plan, h e advlseectlon. will m r e t nt ilir home of Mrs. hybrld.s. Ihe club voting to cooiirroie In pre­ and conlMts. pointed In a springtim e moUf, Mrs. md each month Is noted for other paring packeliS for young men as >(■ ' * * R, J. Rllcy. 1303 Seventh avenue ■arletles. I the lln»r p, R. Tuber was hostess chairman. famoiK -American they leove for .selective service In- , Feted at Shower ea.-,t, F rid a y al - p. ni, 'I'lie annual orchid show In Jonu- ML'Jt' Edgiirlna l> lc r. fiancee of iLvilsied by Mrn. Horace Holmes, Leroy Gager Claims B e a u ty roi.e was mi iclally' ductlon. Mrs. Claude MIlllRan. Mrs, J. W. =(■ * * irj- and February Ls Ui* large.st and MorrU MrFiirliind. Miirtaugh, and ClrcIc No. I, W . S. C- S. of the ■)red pro driiion- Idaho Pioneer' Newman. Mrs. r. K McAtee and Bride in Washing-ton nosi complete anywhere with ti.- itrotlon on how to prepare foods and d a u g h ter of .Mrs. Carl Hafer. CASTLEU=X5RD. March 17 — Mr. M e ihodbit cim rrli. win m eet ol Uie 0 0 0 .0 0 0 worth of orchids hoii.'-eil Now the American liriiuty Mrs. C- R. Scott. nore. ll.s htraln having r|u retain th e ir vitoniiii-'i, Mic di,-,cuv.ed □red 0 1 a p r.-n n p tb l sli ^ and Mr.'y R. W, Oiiger have received home o f Mrs. O rrin m ile r. 810 Uiere. vltaniln.-j In the food aud wUat Uic Praises Hoyt’s WDTil of the marriage of their »r a t 1 p. ni. ^^nlrsday for ft Before Mr, aiiaw died In IflM, .Qd ihc SV.CCV and tUv. i-package flowtr.i nre In ;it;aii' body requires in the way of vita­ Leroy Qagcr. P o ri Lewis. Wa.sh...... noihostc.vi luiifhron. Mrs, ESnmu er one million flower lovers hati mins. M arlon S. M alrr luicl .Mlr.s Dctt)' For Real Relief Irene Stoddard Mrs. Della Mae Powell a t Uie home Clouclielc will be th e guest speaker. lias and anemones nrrn'i ilted Uie garden and now 37i.000 about where and Iioa- >im H ofer a t th e home of Mrs. Carl of her parents at Cenlralla. Wa.sh * * ¥ per.-soi« visit 1 1 each year, coniinn H afer. M arch 3. U. P. Dooiier;.' nuxillnry will en ­ them . T lie y il share n tlnwe Hoyl’K Compound Has Com­ Soldier’s Bride from 0.11 nations, •rlUi roicniary and jioi.ito A St. PatrlL-k':, motif of green Mr. and Mrs, Grorge B. Stoddard. Tlie bishop of ihe L. D. S. church te rtain a t n no-hn.Mp-.s dinner In A dm iral Byrd hrought bock 70 .M-''- Request and w h itr war, featured In the re- pletely Hid My Syalem of honor of hu,ibnnrts nmrsday al complaint. Ilulil. announce the marriage of officiated. cles of lichen to ll Irom hLs secoiui All social, club and (alcndivr fri-shmi'iiL-,. nnd the hrlde.elcct pre- Misery Says Well-Known their daughter, ML« Irene Btoddard, Mr. Gager Is Uie youngesi child 0:30 p. p i. at the hnmr nf Mr. and trip to the Aniarctlc. if- >/■ * sided a l th e enffre .scrvlce. Mrs. Fay Hann. H22 Sixth avenue news Aliould l>e irlrphonrd or to Sgl. Roy T. Ferguson, -non of of Po.'.tmasier and Mrs. Gager and Mrs. Charles ShorUiouse imd Mrr. R ecent Buhl Bride brought to the lluies-Ncw.s of­ Prizes w e n t to Mrs, Ler.lic Oroves, G. P. R oberts. Mr. and Mrs. T, S. Ferguson. Cush­ wius reared a n d received hLi nehool- . A. K lnyon played n. piano duet, fice by 10;30 a. m. i.r rarlier each Mrs. E. O. T yler and Ml.ss Ef- followed by n series of controls Feted at Kimberly day fo r Inck'slon in th a t day';; Mr. G. P. Rolwttk. o pioneer who ¥ * « Community church ladles' Aid under the direction of Mrs. Fruiik KIMBERLV. Mardi 17 — Mrs. U known all ovei*Idnho and now r*» Vows were exchanged'at rites per­ society n n d Red Cror.% workers will i-v.ue. Item s for the Sunday Is­ form ed Sunday. M arch 8. at Olym­ Hn.sUngs. program chairm an. Clyde Urban entcrtninr.i ot o mis- sides nt Horso 61i0o Bend. Idaho, Birthday Party nieei Wednesday at the church sue mu.nt be received ijy 10 j) m. pia. Wa.ih,. w here Sgt. Ferguson Is Mrs. Prcd R lngert and Mr.-,. l.n- celloneoiw .shower lii.’t werk In hon- F rid ay o r before 4-30 p. m. S a t­ &a)'s: “I had stom ach trouble caused ItAILEY. M arch 17 — Auxill#r>’ w ith M m . C, H. Durllng as ha.s- clcn Shields were hostesses. • of Mr.s. LeRoy McMiirdle. Buhl, stationed with the U. S. army. members of Hailey American Legion te.vi. Pot-Iuek limcheon will be urday. Mrs. FVrgu.v)n Is expected to re­ * * * •cenl bride. Sireiuiirrs from the Tliank You I post entertained o t Uic 23rd an ­ sen-ed « t 1 p. m. chandelier form ed a brll under which turn to Duhl wmUn a few days for nual blrUiday p arty a t Uie Legion a brief visit wlUi her parenUi and * * * Courtesy Given ly gifts were pliiceil. Games nnd hall last week for members ot Uw n ickel Ptvwnt-TeBchrr aoiocSn- Its -were directed 1)v Mrs, Colin mends before leaving for Califor­ post. Cards and dancing were prin­ nia, where h e r Husband Is to be tlon will meet Wednesday al 8 Campbell. cipal diversions, and refre.shments p. m. nt the school oudltorlum. For Declo Bride M n. A. A, Arnold -mi,: "At Dawn­ transferred a n d where they will were j.ervetl to Uie large crowd In DECLO. M arch 17 — MLn.s RuDy make their home. T lie puplLs will present n play. ing." Mrs. Campbell re.ul Edgar A, attendance. "Tlie Pied Piper of Hnmlln Town," M anning nnd Mi'-s Sarah K earns rii- G uest's fom lllar poem. "A Heap o' nnd all parents are urged to terlolncd Friday evening ot hie y v ln g .“ attend. home of M rs. Lavem Lar.-.on in O u t^ f-lo w n gne.sts were Mrs. * * * honor of Mr.i. H arry D arrington. a Joseph K. McMurtlie. Mrs., Ivon J . V. c lu b of th e Royal Neigh­ recent bride. Twelve gue.st.s »<'re Coley, Buhl, and Mrs. Clarence Coie, bors will meel Wedne«lay m a pre.senf. Twin Pftlla. p. m . a t th e hom e of Mrs. LSlUati Tlie evenfiiE wa.1 sp e n t -Mx:iiilly * V m o d e r n s k a s o n s and playing gomes. Refreshments WIUj garland* of frosl and sporkllnR snow Wilson. 501 Fifth avenue east. Roll call responses will be •'Sprlnj Ap* ■>ere served a t Uiree tobies. Drto- w in te r lia» planned a g»y trou-weau raUnga were bells and long mpers. Group to Attend As she sallies forUi will, Pan « her'beau. petliers.'* M n. Bc.vsle Sltns and Mrs. Nora Zacliarlu.i. will be in Tlio bride was the former Mlm .A nd »catl«ra th e leaves and puts on a big Miow, charge. G ladys T en n a n t ond h a s been eiii- Martini Concert MB. G. P . S O B E B T T ' * * ¥ ployed o t Uie Bos cafe In Burlr.v. Several Tw in Pallj mu.slc lovers I saw them ' kiss o t Uje top of » tree. Aftemcx>n aulld of tJie Ascen­ Mr. a n d M rs. Harr^- Diirrlngion will go to Pocatello Wednesday to But they floated on os Uiough on a anree sion Episcopal churcli will itieet exchanKed m w rlage vows hi the hear MarUnl. one of the MeUopoll- LAUGH by lndIfresUon.-It seemed aa though T^ey plxSes on a wild honeymoon. a t 2;30 p . m. T hursday a t the L. d ; 6 . tem ple a t S a lt Lake, City. to n opera stars, who will appear on my food Just lay in my stomach like Lady Winter frosUng windows with a Ught fairy spoon. ^ home of Mrs, H. E. Dels*, with Tliey w ill spend the next few weeks the Community concert program. a heavy solid lump and then turned M n . W . F. Paaaer as aasUtant to Declo. Mr. D arrington ex|>ecls to Tlio p arty will Include Mrs. E. M. A t M oney Troubles sour. I had Eas. bloating and kid­ ;niey painted the earth like a Upestry, whlt« hostess. Members are requested leave soon for th e U. s. anny. Sweeley and son. Marlin Sweeley: D on’t worry and brood over ney mlserr. X had trouble with a j With ememlds and pearls and diamonds so bright. to come prepared to new for St. Miss M arjorie Albertson, Mrs, Nel­ those smalt bills. Oei the cash elimination also. Tor a Umo she woa dressed In, glamorous ermine Luke’s hoapiul, an annual Len­ lie Os Irom and ML'j Norma An­ from uji ond put yourself on "After I stATted using Hoyll Compound. Z noticed u Improre- . And Uiey brcet«l a t^M jh o u jti life was divine. ten projcct for the group. drews. eafor stre et. ♦ * ♦ ment in my gtneral feeling My Dul a fte r m o n ^ of high living Uielr frleiulilUp tUpped by, DromaUcs deportment of the See Reese foods dUcjt beUer. my Mdney* ara And ihrn one bright momlnir the found out why second ward M. I. A. haa post­ , Baptist Women's Ml.ulonary respojidlnf M d I feel b«U«r Jn til ways. My eUmln&tloa li mora dott Pall had divorced her; he'd had hla ning! , poned tryoutj for a one-act play, aoclety will m eet Tliursday n t 1:35 F p r an Auto Loan And left her barren for Lady Spring. ftclieduled M arch 18. unUl April p. m. for a dewert luncheon, to be -EMMA DUNN KINO I. because of th e stake M. T. A. followed by 0 program ot the home play being presented Wcdn«day o t lir a . Mao Schutt. 1440. Sixth Chest Colds MOTOR 'PflehU y way to U lk abw il The weaUier. and Thursday evening, offllialj a renue east. M rs. L. A. Snlvely. ToRmiinigMisn3f ^ | ^ | # e SWEET'S . '“,5 * " believe her, « e n the se u o n a hovc-Uielr -R eno d«>-s.- Come said today. Wednesday. April 8, Ooodlns. speaker for the Central FINANCE »8*ln to the Views In Verse column. Mrs. King.) there will be another bl-monlhly B apU st assodaU on, will give Uie dance of special Interest, and pt^clpcl addreu. V vapoRub O FFIC E WITH MAGEL'S FURNITURE Page Sue TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO Tuesday, March 17, 1942 LUISETTI AND TEAM TAKE FLOOR IN AAU TOURNEY TONIGHT Ricks College Dodds “Runs Tigers Look Like 2nd Quintet Wilis Too Fast” to 1st Round Tilt Top Mile Mark Division Baseball Club D7 GAYLE TALBOT DENVER, March .17 (U.R)- By STBVE O'tRARY Hank Luisotti, once the na- BOSTON, March 17 — Oil LAKELAND, Fla., March 17 (/P)—Del Baker’s Detroit Podd.i. who lias designs oo Olenn NO NCTVa VET TiRcra arc undcrsoing auch a violent and abrupt upheaval - tlon’s outsanding collego bus- Cunningham’s magic mile, almost ketball player, bcRina whnt FROM nODELLO thifl spring that it is difficult, aecln^r them in action, to h a d the ma-M«T'ft m aik ol *;M.4 \n realize they won the American league championship only two may bo his Inst bid for cage Ills grasp but he realltes today tiiat ON PLAYERS glory tonight at the national h e missed out because he ran too seasons ago and fought the ' AAU basketball tourntiment. la st. Cincinnati Reds to the last Tlie bespectacled theological stu­ I'm hoping "n o news Is good bitter gasp in the world Lulsrta. who broke an ull-Ume Simon Favored (By His Coast Leathers dent lost New York's Knlghla of news." 6 CCC Quints scoring record cturUig hU years nt. Columba'i m ile by scant yards to This In regards to Uie T ain PalLi Hcrie.s. SlaMord, wUl troi onlo the floor Seldom lias a big team disinte­ wlUi Uie BnjUesvllJe. Okla.. Oilers, Ponder.Grid xys M tcMltcliell but unUl the la.it baseball situation In general and Manager) to Beat Louis Iiip he set a blinding pac« which M anager T om Robello, now in C-ill- grated so rapidly. What tlie war Of 3 States Becond seeded enlry. when they m eet shattered all tlie fractional marks fomla. In particular. started by taking Hank Greenberg, Lhe Lake Ecken In ono of the By SID FXDER ot Cunningham's studiously paced Tony (and you can toke your tlie TlRcrs’ greatest star, gathering 1 1 gftinea I h a l -wUl eoinplcve stcond SUMMIT, N, J., March 17 (;p}—BcRinnlng with James Schedule Plan age and salary dispute* liave Just In Rupert Meet round piny. effort over Dartmouth's lightning pick on Tony or Tom—he doesn’t SAN FRANCISCO, M arch 17 (/T) fa s t mile In 1D37. care which) promised to write or about combined to finish, to th a t I t will be the O llert' first tourna­ Joy Jolmston's voicc— tho bitr wind under tiic derby hat> - now little remains. Tied for fourUi RXIPERT. March 17—Basketball —WheUier football would bo played "I guess I ran that last lap five wlrie m e every day Uiat anything teams from tliree states will gather m ent name anti a t tJie close of to ­ evorythinff around amp)c Abe Simon'.s triiiiiing camp is big. on tile Pacific const next season In with Cleveland last year, the club day's action only IQ of the orluitial or .-six seconds slower than I did all of Importance hoppened—such as a t R upert M arch 34 and 25 to dc- Naturally, James Joy’s voice !h the biRgest of all. T hat view of the army’s restrlcUons the rest of them." Dodds confessed. the a id in g of a good prospect or likely will tumble Into Uio second 48 teams will. remain In tlie Utle against, gatherings of more than division In tlie approaclilng race. Urmlne the 1042 champions of tlio scramble. situation ‘is 2 to G in any book any time the reformed boy "I Just ran as fast as I could at lar some special promises. Pocatello CCC-dbtrlct. Six t«am.i bandit is in the neighborhood. 5,000 persons remained NquesUonable a s I. could." W ell. U has Ju st been ona week Two Great Froipecta are entered In tlie final rounds ot today, but some clarification may Face* Tou«h DatUe The sound o f \ h c fury oven MacMltchell. who conceded It was since he left the Magle Valley— Only two excepUonoUy flns-look- the dLitrlct playoff which has been LuLietU, whoae wenkcned unklea come from tlie Pacific Coast con­ one of the toughest races he had and not one word from l\lm. Ing youns Inflclders, Bill Hitch­ In progre.is since December In O fc- ontl knees hivve benched him for out-3ize.t amplfj Abe him.ielf, Glamor Gloveman ference at Portland next week-end. ever run. liad about as much left i wod supposed to stop In Salt cock and Murray Franklin, bring Kon. Nevada. U tah, Wyoming and most of,Uie season. laces a collec­ and that's no « ft touch when Eorl V. Foftltr. gtatluato mansfler os Dodds ot tha llnlsh. Both ol Lake City to slsn up a veteran an occasional gleam to Manager Ba­ Idaho, thn large.it CCC dtitrlct In tion of HFlIllant young shnrp.iliool- you stack up aCTinst a dainty of W ashington S late college, com' them Ju.1 t about slatsered across pitcher who wa.n expected to add ker's eyes. He likes to talk about the United Stateji. ers in his battle to rrualn Individual mented yesterday that the confer' the line, according to Jack Ryder, world o f stre n g th to the Cowboys- tlieni. but about the rest of hU trlb'- Tlie tournament will be A single laureLi. 250-pounder. ence m ight scrap Iti 1943 grid sched' the Dodds tutor. but no word from Tony In Salt ulaUons. Including Uie foct h e has Abe's paws are &o huge he hu elimination affair wltii the first Second round play knocked one uie, or at least the big games, but Did Cll have de.ilsns on Cun- Uke either. only ft dozen pitchers In comp and round getting under way at 3 p. m. of them, Pred Scolorl. of the Snn to wear training gloves weighing a his stotement brought varied nlniiham's mark In-trying to And Buslnes.1 Manager Carl Ilong Is playing a gam)) nearly every day, Jfllrch 24. Tlie semi-finals will be Fronclaco Salc5lAn.i. out of tho mere 37 ounces each Instead of tho action. .lurh a speedy mile? (pronounced, believe It or he would na soon i]ot be quoted. 'played that evening wlUi the cham­ tournam ent liu t nlKht, but Scolarl'a conventional. 10. Put head-boarda Edwin- N. Atherton, commi.isloncr •'ro tell tlie truUi." Oil said. "I H-o-l-j) has received no mor In Hitchcock, raiigy .IBO-poundei/ pionship game o t 8 p, m, on tho 25th. total or 34 points K ortd In nn oi>en- and woolen blankets on Uiem and of the conference, said he Uiought felt I was going to n m about 4:00. tha way of Information than yours tlie Tigers oppaer to have a gre^it Teams will come from Price, Heber liiK game Sunday aUII an the they'd look like twin beds. Ordlnor Foster "undoubtedly Is,talking for That’s what Jack thought, too." truly. shortstop In the making. and Huntivllle. Utah; Ontario. Ore,, low tounvimetit mark. The Denver Hy, drink •wtiltT from i himself and not for. the conference." iMftcMttchell'e winning Utn« was Mean-whHe. th e local dlrectars Altl\ou&h leu has been said about and Payette lakes and Camp Pniil, Lejjions held ScolarJ to six lalllrs qimrc boUle betB'cen rounds. Abe and declared the loop had takeh ni 4:om. Bit a n d a w ait w hnt they hope will Franklin, Baker Is Itullned t^ rank Rupert. and eliminated tlic San Friincbco takes his swigs from a Jor. Johnston action toward obandonlng II4 loot' Tlie I&st lap was the Waterloo for be some very fine result.i from tho him right alons with Hitchcock. Trophies will be awarded to Uio iciun, 01 to 47. livat nIghL In.ilsts Uili Is not hccnu.ic the other’s ball schedule "and we will take Dodili whereas Cunningham's blat- Robello tour. Right now. the only difficulty Is cljomplons and runners-up by Llcut. Tlic Hollywoo(h 20th Ccnturlrs. so .imall he's afraid his gladiator none until advised to do so by mill' ing kick enabled him to knock out A nd BO does the local populace. In flndlns the right spot for Frank­ Col. Hugh C. Dorrlcn, district com­ defending champions, alno make would accidentally swollow bottle tary authorities." , an almait pcrfeet quarter In estab- lin. He looks great at Uilrd. but mander. tlielr toiimament debut tonight, fac- and all. - Graduate Manager ken Priestley ll-ihlnR the 4.04.4 m ark. At th e prese n t writing, the Cow- Pinky Higgins, one of the few scat­ Inn the Portland. Ore., SljnaLi. Tlio O ut somehow when you talk of of tho Unlver.’ilty of California com' •■Ve.i, sir.” Dodds agreed. "Some- bo}'B have two men under contract. tered rem n a n ts of tl» 1940 cham ­ titleholders. hailed u even stronger the stylish size of Uilngs in^ theis mented: "I think tliat Earl'a state, tlmc.i you can run too fast." One m a n Is Manager Robello— pions. has that spot sawed up for ‘thsn lost year, were expected to parU , you always come back to ment Ls a hit premature. We hope slugger and Ilrst baseman par eX' the time being. Hitchcock Is a fix­ score an easy victory. James Joy's tremendous Jawing. to cover all angles of the situation cellance. ture at short, and Jimmy Blood- At tills (conference) meeting, Tfro Upsels And. broUier, he's really under a full Stanford Cage The 'o th e r Is Ocorge WesseLi. tlie wortli.' obtained In a trade with head of steam as Ur time draws though." veteran catcher, who perforaied Washington. 1s supposed to hold By The Associated Pres* In snmes yesterday Fort Collins. near for Abie's return ra.vile with A1 Masters. Stanford graduate with Winnipeg and Fargo in the down second. Cleveland 1. • TccliS, « to 37. a nd.U ie Clippers Uon. It's no t contaglou.1 . m ind you, Pin Scores PALQ ALTO, C alif. M arcli 17 Wl fire in th e way of new slRnalures lyn. the catching staff conslsta al­ Chicago (A) B. Chicago L two years, 60 to 40. Edward Dosclon- through several fairly snappy rounds Ciiff League for Kansas City today and the na­ left field and Roger Cramer, veter­ Likl paced th e Clippers w ith 21 using a left hand that resembles This Is the snarl of Abe Simon, .. TWO «. COSCRIKF « (Ferfill) tional collegiate basketball touma- an from WashhiRion and way points. polnta. Another southeni Idaho athlete a cros.1 between n Callfonila Red­ }iD{e ehallenxrr of hearyw elcl't m eni. vantj to sign up with the Wranglers. In center, tlie team has two-thirds Flrtt round results ye.ilerduy. wood and the front end of n tnick. champion Pvl. Joo Lonli. The Stanford beat a flahUng Oregon , adequate outfield. Don Ross, RIclu eolleie of Rexburt, Ida.. IS. He Is Buck Andrrn.wn. husky and comparing him with th e slow, two meet for army relief fund at StJitc college team , <0-35. for the Sho.'hone back.itop. Andren.'on. 35, who lilt JIO for M ontreal. Is lop c an ­ 6outhwe.iUrn Tech of Weatherford, MsdNan Square Garden, March championship in a rou.ilng battle didate for the oUier post. Okla., 4S; O uachita college, Arku- lumbering Rlunt'who went 13 rounds W0.1 chosen on the nll-slAte semi- with the Bomber a year ago. you're 27. Kortunalrly, Joe doenn'l scare lii.1 t niRhi In tho deciding contest pro team a t the Pre.iton semi- Dick W akefield, the widely pub­ dclphla. Ark., 48, Oreeley s ta te . willing to give Jnme.i Joy half an euilly; of a tlireo-game series. licised college slugger who got *45.- Colo;, college 43; Denver university pro to u rn am en t a couple of years enr anyway. . U^ing their fait break to good back. He played In the Yellow­ 000 from th e Tigers merely for slffR- SO, Friend* university. Wichita. advnntjige. the Indians ran up a nlng a contract last winter, contln- ‘K an., 33: Colorado collegc/HB. Pliil- "W hy." Jim m y •■'avs, "he's Kre;it. stone IttvRue that, Idaho He's so much faster and steadier 14-3 lend. T hen the Oregonlaw. FalLi, Pocatello, niackfoot and. ue.i to find big league pitching an llps O. Enid. Okla.. 35; S alt Lake than he was a year ago he look.i northern division champions, found almost complete purile. City Eckers M. Phoenix, ArU., M ors- District Cage the range and closed the gap to a 'Burleyk among others, before tlie tons, 40. like ttwtL other guys. Yes sir, Louti Pioneer league wa.i brganlied. wWa Tighter and • great J2-17 Stanford edge at halftime. Second round results yesterday: l,.lrhlll.r Ori-Kon S tate waa a head briefly A great basketball performer, he .chSmp, a n O f ta too bad he has to could help Uie Punchers If he could New Leaders Gain Fort Collins.-Colo.. White Palacoa reach the end ^ th e row now. But Ciiamps Ready C. rullnmi . a t J5-34. W ith six m inutes le ft the 30. Los Angelca Aero Tech, 37; Chl- scorv wn.1 knotted at 33-all. hit Pioneer league hurling-which cajjo •’Y” cuppers SO, Shreveport. I can't think of a nicer guy to knock 1.1 Ju.1 t about 50 i>er cent toviKher Places in ABC him off th a n my Able." Ed Voss, tall S tanford center, La.. M orrls-Dlckson 40; Oakland. For State Play .icored wlUi a tlp-ln to make It 55-33, than anything Duck faced In the COLUMBUS. 0„ Morch 17 (U.Pi— Yellowstone loop. CliangM In Uie 43nd annual Ameri­ Calir., Oolden Stat«ra 66. Denver Smiilv ccntriil Idaho two clmm- then added two polnta with k field Arctknuma W ; Denver LealoM 03. ■c RoaJ and one wlU^ a I tte throw. can BotUna conRrcM 8tandln8» cot\- plon.'hlp ba.%ketball quintets today To get In my say about a national IN ACTION San Pranclsco Saleslans 47; Pea-sn- Play Opens m Guard Lou Beck of Oregon State situation;' tlnued last night as keglere main­ cola; Fla., noval tralnlns sUUon 72. KOt their final work-out prior " tanked a ono'handed field goal tained the roaring pace that has against WASTE stnie tournament play and ' . - Ted Williams has probably gotten been net In the past few days. St. rrancU. Kan., Silver Streaks. 41. from 30 feet out. but Bill Cowden, off on the wron^ foot again, Yoo lave meney wllh every Second round gnmes today In­ New York’s leiivp tomorrow for tiie "big" cvenM a guard, put Stanford ahead by A new nnm e appeared In tlie five- inn of nl.V i: HI.AZE COAL ' llie year. It was only a couple of years m nn event a s F. (b N, Taveiji of clude: M idland. Mich.. Chemical five points wltii a field goal twr that he wanted to quit baseball ihsi yon bum. Sclrnllflc wsih* City AO vs. lUcki collfie. HiiKtrmiin Coach Harold Drown minutes before the final gun. Dayton. Ky.. rang up games of 004, and his crew, with 1 0 country—Coeur d'Alene, sen'lces In a n o th e r yearl AuolhcT yetLT about all thiit, Hit- rolled a terrific 003 series to carry i u naUonal InvUayon btuiktvbail w here the CIms B tcnin.i oI Uie Male Worley and McCoy first place flag In the singles event championship agBlnsfWest Virginia w ho ranked lilghest in Uiclr dis­ Irr and H Irohlto a.ik In w)]1ch to and deadlock for the oll-events lead mop up tlie ollles, Team Loses to tonight In Uie opening round of the tricts will comiwte. w ith l.nSO. R uss Shuster, also of BlOt BLAZE COAL flfUi annual “world series'" of Uie Ttie Plrntes annexed the district Win in Billiards Williams should have fallen Into JlydrixUancJ—SU td—DuUprooted D on Worley gained a Ue for Uilrd Young.itown, G., pu t away 673. good hardwood courts but has rellnauLih* crown a t W endell and will rank a.' line w ith H ank Greenberg. Bobby for fifth place In the slngle.i. CTTAK’S LOWEST ASil 8TOXEB COAL Preston Club ed tho favorite's role to West Texas one of the favorites to ciipturo the place In the Twin Falls handicap Feller and the rest of the top-notch billiard tournnament last night by perform ers and Joined the services BURLEY. M arch 17—Preston hlRh State's Border conference cham­ stnte championship—held Iwt year pions. by another club from ihls area — defeating E. L. Patrick. 80 to 43, when ills turn come. school MTf.itlera. by winning 1 0 o>it tho II. and M, Cigar store. Ile'lN havo a hard time living of 11 matches, defeated Burley here The Texans, unchallenged "tallest Shonhoiie. Sho.ilionc! wiui eliminated WARBERG team'* In Uie country, clash with In dLitrlct ploy this sexion. Sturgeon McCoy went Into a down this decLtlon—much tougher CASH- Ia.1t night. 4B to S. I t was Burley's a t th e top of the second division by than the fireman cae of two sea­ BROS. IlrsV wresUlns card ot home. Creighton university, co-champlon.i I n Twin FsUUi', the Drulw,. Class of the Missouri Valley conference. A district chumps, went through defeating Dr. O. T. Parkinson, 80 sons ago. Paid tor dead, old or disabled Tlie Preston matmen. one of Uie 1 nerwriurrtt n«. two j, horses, m ules and cows. Call col­ In th<; other opening round contest fin al w ork-out today and Irave tO' T. r. V’I.OUK MILI. 1 to 81. leadlnK teams In the stale, scored Tonight's matches, as announced A rose bush planted by' Emperor lect Percy Green af Phone 246 45 points on nine falli and three and on the strength ^f their earlier rtorrow for Pocatello. Tliey play D«l>tlUr't S.. S debut In Madison Square Garden th e ir first Kamo of Uir toum nm ent by Tourney Manager E. O. Bracken, Charlemwcne • 1,000 years ago still MARY ALICE TROUT FARM BLUE BLAZE COST^ NO MORE polnt-f on a time advantage.' n re D. D. Orlggs vs. Potrlck; and li flourishing a t Hlldeshelm. Oer' Durley scored Its five points when thU year, are almost unanlmou.sly sK nln't Coach Steve Delko's Lewls' T o ln F a ll! Ph. OUO-J3 picked to emerge a.i 1043 champions. ton Hengals at 3:45-Tliurf,(lsy af' W orley vs, Joe Wll-on. All will play many. RoAs Jone.1 . 106, won over Ree.tc fo r 8 0 polnLi. • NelliWi; 158. on falls. City college. Metropolitan cham­ ternooii. pions by virtue of a one-point de- Principal Ed nogel announced • Preston wrestlers who won on cl.^lon over York unlversliy last falls were Mont Smith. 130. over that Uie game time was shifted from week, plays fftKtern Kentucky State a n ortglnally-selieduled S:30 to a l­ " t : r . > l« r Hill Marlon Judd. IM; Boyd TUwUngs, lUn.Urtp . 141, over Nolan B u m ttf, 143: Vec- college, Kentucky conference leader low students from Tain Falls to non Hulse, 151. over Jack Haight, for 1 0 consecutive years, and lUiodo attend If they decided—after leaving A.IVini i •140; Nolan Sharp. 12S. over Ivan Island State, New England confer­ noon ela-sses. DosBCtt. 130;, ijiV ar •niomp.ion. 100. ence tlUeholder, meets Toledo uni­ over EuRene-Dayley, 102. two over- versity, the midwesfa top quintet. Umes: David Na.ih, 139. over Dob In the oUier first round games 9 Southern Idaho T o u t.______OMIM lit DeParle. 143; Dennis Hall, 180. over Thursday night. Rex H enderion. ICS: Wa>-ne C hris­ Tlie survivors nieet in the semi­ Women Chosen on tianson. 130. over Calvin Pace. 137; finals on Monday with the final Ladies* M inor Lcapue A GRAND OLD Joe HaU, 153. over Bom Mullen. 152, scheduled for next Wednesday. fl a H rARK-iN 1 . nr)i\'LAnROMC i John Prlme.M, 131. scored three Idaho Cage Teams points for Preston when he edged U N m n is m * OF IDAHO, .\lnrch Gerald Uirsort, 132, on time. 17 — Nine couthern Idaho CANADIAN NAME women last week-end were rhOM-ii wctfjicn'.n Intmmurrxl t);isl:fU>iill WARD PROMOTED . 111 iind tw-o were imme

By HUGH Fm.LERTON, JR. Vandal Boxers to Wide World Sporta CoIumnUl CORBY NEW YORK. M«trdv n — AtlCT Go to Sacramento Today's guest star: MOSCOW. March 17 i.Vr — 'm e PRODUCED IN U.S.A.* eareadropplng at a meeting of tho « l/.4.r U-DITM4 Ow JbvMt Cm WIm Bf— Monroe M cConnell. Ban Dle«o. University of Idaho will ^^Ild five New York truck writers, who were (Calif.) Union: “We note with inter­ dlscusalnff w ith conslder»ble vigor boxerj to Saenm iepto Wc l In fo r 82 y « u s the plan* for Ihelr navy relief bene­ turn at playing third base for the ill ___ »»« «09 lt»8 fit trftdc meet nt the Coliseum next championship Friday and Saturday. = • 0 x o s w in h « g U il l « h « * i lh » » » w il T h . C O K B Y > u n » > w w Padre rookies tJie other day and Coacli Bob Knox named Gordon u-eek, this departm ent h u orrlred cccrmlttcd three errors In thot many graoe* u Amazlcan wblahor bltnd lold herel We can't un At the conclusion that such pro­ Rom, M ullan. J!0 poun^ih: Dill w il- .MI1.LER SIG N S CONTRACT Innings, There must be awncthlng llnoi. , Spoknne, U srthare Ander­ ron how it tasiM, w a can't aran saaiantaa that yen'll ptalai motions miy help sports but theyre In a name after all." - 1 STANFORD. Fla.. March 17 <,n— bad ior sporta vntlns . . .' As » son. T ain Falls. 165; W orren DrtKg.i. Eddie Miller. Boston Braves' short- U to lha band you b a n boon njla»; Imt Wa DO »ay that many coach pointed out. normally the Bportpourrl-. Carey, 175; Veto B crllai. 'i\m k- Mop. li back on eood terms with hannock. Penn, heavyweight, to panoni haTi lonnd It to ha Inst tha wUdcay thay b a n boon ■writers 'would think it their duly Jimmy Johnston'8 latest contrl- the club today, having signed his to pan a coach.who let boys llko make the trip. Anderson and Berl- 1042 contract after a brief Sunday looUng foil Ton'll Ilka tho prioa, tool buUon to fUUc lore Is a se t -of lu were members of tlie team a year I* Lw MacMltchell and'O il Dodds figures to ahOT,' th a t u>e wiillotvi .1 conference with President Bob ahoot lor a world record here on ago when It won the national cham­ QtUnn. Abe simnn got frflm Joe LouU'ln pionship. Wednesday and then run os<^n at their Ift-U meeting was equivalent 5:----- Clereland Friday. But their Incli­ to his being hit by a 3 3 1 4 ton nation will be to soft-pedal such truck—and the ortly damage Able QUARTS crttlcJsm when the writers them- suffered waa a c u t Up. . . . "nje South Idaho Boys Mlres are responsible for pne meet. Pirates may have girl ushers at \C0 DS NO. 247 • P'orbea field this summer beeauw Win Minor Awards ATTEMTION One-minute sports page: the war and deferwc Jobs have UNIVERSITY OP IDAHO, WNTS Tip on Prltlay's Ray Roblnsonr taken 315 of the 300 boys on tJje M arch 17 — Four Magic Valley Cash paid for vorthlm or dead Norroao Rubio ncht Is that Mike llsL . . . P a l M oran. Uie old-tim e youths were awarded minor sports cowx, horses and price ot pelu CODE'NO. 248 Jacobs alreodx baa osrecd to let' lightweight, Is tho father oT a sweaters by the student ASDI execu­ lor dead aheep. RoblnsoD tight ilarrey Dubs, 'the' promising young' featherweJeht tive board last week. Oeoris Red- 73.4% N«itr«t up*tnd-<«mln8 Windsor (OnL) fiffhter who plans to enter iho ford, Rupert, capuin Of the fencing Idaho Hide & Tallow Co. CnisSphitf welter, a t Detroit April 17, Doeaat U nlTcnlty o l Wisconsin. team, was pronted & 'major ;iirard Call Collccl'Nearest Phone upmoF sound as u Mike expected Ray to for competltJB^ three years on the Tvla rant 3 14 # Goodlsc 4 7 loat, . . . Don etewart of tho Quote, wmiote: fencing team. JAS. >AICIAY I, COv IIMITIP, Norfa. Ul TUIsa. Okla.. ball d u b plans to Jako Mlntx. PltUburgb flsht \ OUier* recclTlng tho awordsNwerc R aperi 5 5 buUd * nek Inside U>e gates Tnatchsaakcr; * 1 Icu n d out. Ions ago lA V cm Bell. Bvirley. w resU lngioud H’jles, pelta, lux. and -Wtacr* ttOM e a a p a rk th d r bicy> that don't come out any too Em or*. R upert, wrestKntf; cftorge )uak txmei bought. cle*~ . . EMdUae: *X*aor to e«t . cheap, eepedally u 7 0 U hare to hlrv Hackney, Burley, fendnj; and Don cbasdt to oomeU ccnfoaloo'^ , m towrer (o do It for foa." Anderson. Twin rails, awimmlng. Tuesday, March 17. 1 0 « TIMES-NEWS, TWIN PALLS. IDAHO Page Seven H E R S O i n i l They’ll Not Be “Beacons” for Enemy Guidance MARKETS AND FINANCE i n ON CANCER CbnUnulnir to ••wa«c war" on can­ New York Stocks cer, Die ATCcnd cause of death In STOCKS INCREiiSP G R l U i E R T M th« United Stales, exceeded only by heart dLienw. lenders of the NEW YORK. M arcll 17 (U.P.}—Tli Montgomery W ard ______Falla county unit or tho Women’j m arket closed mosUy higher. Na.'Ji K elvlniitor______Field Army for the Control of Can­ Aliiska Juneau ...... 1' National Btscult ...... cer. Monday mapped plaw for Uii ■ A Y ’S GAINS Allied Stores .. National Cash RegLster -....—. NCIKPII Annual educational And enlLitment Allis ClialmenK e*. dlv.) ------27' Natloiuil DLsUllers ...... CinCAOO. March 17 WV-OnUn campaign. American Can ...... o'J National DlsUllers...... prices fluctuated nervously within RepresentaUves tnroiishout thi Markets at a Glance Anierloan Locomotive ...... 8' New York C e n tr a l...... a narrow range today olthoush Uio county met with Mrs. R. 8. StrlnB- American Metals ...... 20' NorUi A m e ric an...... market as a whole showed more fellow, Boise. •»t4Jtc com m ander, nnt American Rad. i: atd. Snn ...... NorUi American AvlaUon...... strene Tel, A: Tel...... - ...... 120 Packard Motors...... This rising tendency was the re* cnnled on during the enllro monli inierl^ai ti no niount-Pub. ------suit largely of a Iet the teirm*. NEW YOUK, M arch 11 (AV-Tlic llurroUBhs Pun- Oil ...... duceJicum ...... - enlni nfluer low emphoslze.d. tended .Monday'* recovery Jaunt by J- i: Cn.-’C Co...... Itrpubllc Steel ...... Wlieni closed unchanged to U StrejslnB the ImporUnce of main fractions to two or more points. Cerro cle Piuco Corp...... I!<'yilold.s Tobacco B ...... higher compared with yesterday's tftlnlns the "hcnlth front" of the Rails led the advancing procei Che.sapeakr AT O h irf...... Sriirs Roebuck ...... - ...... finish. May »lJ8*i-%, July »UOn: nntlon. «he quoted Df. Tliomftfi P ar Sion a t. Uie sUirt In th e wake of Chrysler Con’ Shell Union O i l ...... com 'i-'i up. May e8‘4-‘i, July ran, RurKCon.Kcnerul of the United tho I. c. C. reJecUon of Uie price Coca Cola . .. nuninnns Co...... DOS: oat-s >;-S up: rye S - S hlgh- SUiie.i. n.n declaring: atlmlnlJtralor'.! plea for paitponc Colorado F A: 1...... Socoiiy' Vacuum ...... -- Roybeans U lower to SH^lgher, "It U m v c an ie st hope th a t no .m cni of frclKht rate Increases. Cftminrrclal aolvcni.s ...... hiouUK-ni P a c ific ...... 5mnller,t Rain alonK th f public henllli Oils. chcmlcaLi. sleeLs. motors and CoiiMjlUlatcd Copiicr ...... Koutlii-rn Rallwav ...... cttkW~T7nLe front be lost'In ft pntrlotic re.inonni' spcclaltle.t soon eclipsed Uie carrlrri Consolldatrd Edbnii ...... Sperry Corporation ...... IIICACO. »Ulrh 11 to tlin drmnnd« nf total war. Every Under lapen'ldon of United Kialei army cnslneeri In the I’ananu Canal loiir, dwellineii of wood t when s|>cculaUvc ant^ Investmeni CoiiNOlidiilnl Oil ...... Buindard Brands ...... man and wnnirn mimt do n razed by trreckcn at part of the rampalgn to remove everyllilits (hat mlsbt be set atlre to culde enei sentiment was heartened by tin Conllnenlal Can ...... Standard Oil of California .... Ie.i.'i, In nur ffervlce to humi botnben to the vlUl link between the Atlantic and PacUlfl oceani. MacArthur shift to Australia as su­ Continental Oil ...... Standard Oil of Indiana .... •Tlie Wnmen'.i Field Army tiKftlnsl preme comnmndiT a n d word Uiai Com Products S tandard Oil of New Jersey .. cancer one of our (nlvance Ruard: sixable numbers of United SUtc: Curtks WrlKht ...... Studebaker ...... We look to It to hold Uie line." forces had-arrived In Uiat outpost DuPont .. • ...... Swift * Co...... desisnnled by Chinese ‘Jac^ up’ 'r a smash at the Japanese In- Freeport Sulphur ...... Texas Corporation ...... jntrol Names in the Ocneral Eleculc ...... Timken Roller Bearing 50 PLANISH Prices JiariJejij-d a fte r /nld-d/u'. Ocneral Foods ...... Trnn.iamerlcft ...... Union Caibldo ...... O rra n lte n Incomes so They ^ U h some plck>ip In volume, and General Motors ...... OrcflnlslnK thl.s county for th News e at-o rn ear th e best a t Uie close, Olllrtte Safely Razor...... union Paclllc ...... April campiilitn—the Rlxtlj • (innun Can Pay U.S.Tax ■lufers were a round 600.000 Goodrich ...... United A ircraft C p ------one In the state of Idaho-nre th Goodyear lire & Rubber.,,, United Airlines ...... -— .... EACHER COURSE Dy United Preaa NEW YORK, March 17 tU.R) — amaiterlng of new lilglu for Uie united Slates Rubber - ...... tollowlni;; Greyhound Corp...... Mrs. Gate". Good \V111 club, Twii Fifty or more persons uho liave A cnmpalsn to make Lieut.-Orti. Many Jriiudulcnt returns were Hied r was In evidence, am ong which United 8late.i Steel ...... jm plclcd advanced courses Imvc A. Q. L. M cNaughton. commandcr Houston Oil ...... Falb county cnptalo: Mm. n. I • '1 the internal revenue bureau by e Hania Fe. General Motors and Warner Brolliers ______»l'» l.MS slBnlfled Intention to en ter th r Red la chief of the Canadian urmy, Uie Chry.\ler. » Hoae Sound ...... Western Union ...... Common.1 . Blue UiKes Boulevard •oup ot Chinese a t m IdnlRht iM l lasp. C o p p e r...... flub, deputy captain: Mrs. L. W. C^o^ 1 first aid lifttruct^srs' cour;,c, "prime minister of Caiuidii" wai It but everybody—Includlna Otlicrh on Uie forw ard swing In- We.'itlnRhoiise Electrla ...... club. which will be conducted here .March launched in Vancouver. B. C-, today Bovcrniiieiit—was happy. International Harvr.-itcr .... F. W. WoolworUi ...... !;;; 5!i Folwrn. Twentlelh Oeni :lu(le]r No. S Whiu i.vslatant financial of- pleied the advanced course. maklns ed tbe envr of a torpedo bomber • he rcturn.1 rcpoi tc d T lia l no Chinese Uicm eligible, said W. O. WaUitra, after II made a forced landint in ' iiari«r mllUDit Uc-II.OO nonlaal: fm l ficrr. would be permitted in the family Stock Averages ao,l .cr^nlnn U-U« aonlnil: No. Z malt- Lieutenants, Mrs. U A. Tliom as. first aid chairman for the Twin the roclffe . . . clubhouse to d ay unless he could .c bacUr louc^ >t«l t4«. » tnaltlac bac Kimberly Pioneer club. Kimberly; Falls chapter.. R onild Crawford, 83, Uie formei show he had paid his tax. Livestock Markets Mrs. Earl LaHue. Filer Woman's All additional 230 per.ions hav« owner of Uie SeatUe Intelllnencer «o,b.ana N«. t r«lk>« ll.H ti I No. 4. club. Filer: Mrs. Donald DelU. Lnt- tjiken the st^mdard course recent^. was burled In Redlands. Calif., yes­ ’a - . - , „ humlrwl «r«uht notnlaal: nwah club. Han-sen: Mr».-N. I. Jor- midilnB a total of 337 fIr.M alders terday . . . He was a native of Ore­ Suit Asks S500 in limolhy aUlU tlS.tO'IS.00: r«V II.04-TS: r>d *II«71 WIr* Inqulrjr (air: ^ Idaho from Tenne.isec, He had been was $500. accordlnc to the .'lult. The I>orted to his newspaper. El Chlleno. story of Lou GehrlB. , . IJVKHTOCh r ’i o u ’Jafh W nccUH-d of forKlne a *15 checfe Ja n lotlny th a t Oen, M asaharu Homma, At Jeffrn o n . O., Commoti r ir a i auto was In private u-'^e at Uie 30 In the wc.it end city. who commanded Uie Japanese Judie liuch Dewitt today defer­ It was stolen. B,«i.ch.:i • Judse J. W. Porter approved t forces In the Phlllpplnr.i, had com­ red sentence in the rase of Nick W. L. D unn Is attorney lor Cai moUotj filed this niornlntt by Prose­ mitted hara klrl. ili reported by Nemlck. 4Z. Seattle, convicted of U ii No. 2. w aih ^ moaUy lU S - cutor E \'eretl M. Sweeley, oaWnR Gen. Douulns M acArthur. maniiauchter In the death of hli i»aih^ tl.>a-t.3:tb. «n oeeatluaal for disnrlssal' of tho forgery Infor- B arry aLio confirmed th a t Hoi hi] mother, .Mrs. Catlierlne Ne- Services at Buhl . 115.::; »i: car and an occaatoaal t>art]ir roaUon. Cobper w as accepted In th* had been succeeded n.t Japa miek . . . a rm «l M rilce yesterday attetr suc- commander In the Philippines by Ornce Moore. Uic lUm and opem Set for R. Owen 1 1IU.MU, U a No. I. crA-ifully hLs physical exom- Gnn. Tomoyukl YamashlLft. slnnlni: alar, today urged Uie film- aiICAC;o LIVK.1T0CK inntlon. Barry said that Honimu’s.act nm mg of more mu.slcal picture.-! •'as e lUJIIL. M arch J 7 -Illc h a rd I-il- ClIICAGO. Marti. IT (IJl-)-l.l. On M arch U JudKC Porter dl.v the failure of Jtlne Japiuiese officer: vital p;irt In our naUonal dcfcn:,c.’ wnrd Owen, Te. who died Sunday missed forgery charue ftRalnst W. E. to return from a ml'.ilon In whlcl In lloll/wood. Composer Arthur nlKht at the Twin Falb coiinty lUiodej, 31. Tw in Falls, ufter Uia they piloted a "suicide torpedo" Johntlon'* lonc, "CocktalLs for farm, will be paid final tribute at defendant left for army inducUoi had caused considerable conn Two." proved prophetle today t . . servk'M a t 2:30 p. m . Wedne.-,d»y, with permission of nuthorlUcs. In Japan. He married .Miss Veronica KItson. Mareh Ifl. a t th e Buhl DaplLst tho firi who Inspired the song . LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Mmp. ChlanK K al-shck. in a Rev. E. Jam es Civln. pa.iUir. will broudcaxt to India celeUraUng India offlclsie and Interm ent will be In NY A Head Begins tho Buhl cemetery under the di­ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR liny, declared tonlRhl th e futuri ■ d lota vcmmI lllah • VOUJNTARY DISSOLUTION peace and pro«perlty of Asia "wll rection of the Albertson funeral ■mmon l« cnt)>c itcUnn itIU. TrliHaali i"tin- HO. IN AND FOB THE COUNTY »a«hnl ll.VO.J.OSi «ra(h>U tl.lO: Cobblrra OF TWIN FALLS. to confer with NYA leaders and Canaday. 44. who claimed to poi­ Mrs. Irene Al:.up, He hod been HI ilso youths Interested In nccepUng ses* the power to *'put curses on tho past eight years. In the matter of the dissolution of . defer J f DOONn a b s tra c t COMPANY, mine people.” went on trial In superior Ho was born Feb. 8. 1800. In Am- Wood vLilted p a rt of tliLi ...... court charted with the murder of luch. Wales, E ngland, and cam e to a co^por^tloll. BalahUi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN yesterday and today. Remainder of H uih E. Ilollancl, CZ. his seeUon Uie United S tates w ith hLi parents •Iimi: Uil; total: j» THAT THE BOONE ABSTRACT h b schedule follows; boss on the Southern Pacific rail­ a t the age of th ree . He wa.', m ar­ »CH«J 100 lb. larat •! • COMPANY, a corporation, organlted n iu rsd a y : HaRi'rman hiRh scliool. road. . . ., ried to NInn Haven-aa St. Helens, and exlsUnR under and by virtue of 1 a. ni.; Bulil hiBh scliool. I p. A PUUsburch boy of 13. Vincent Ore.. April 32. 1005. She died lev- k Colorado : the laws of the S tn tc of- Idaho, ha: Castleford lilnh school. 3 p- m.: nocco. who .ilioi his nhie-year-oltl cral years ago. filed herein ILs verified appllcfttloi er high scliool. 4:30 p. m .; Perrlne sLiter. Marie, beriiuse she "naKeed' Btsldes his daughter, he Is .sur­ for a Decrce dissolving *ald corpor­ hotel. TB'ln FbIU. nlBht. him. was turned over to Juvenll! vived by the following sons: Richard ation. imd Friday: NYA office. Tw in Falla. authorities today . . . Edward Owen. Jr.. Klrksvllle, M( B utter and Eggs Tliat Friday, the 21th day of ! a. m. to 10 p. m.: Glenns Ferry Phillip Owen and Edmond Owe New Jury Panel city Imll. Olenns Fern- hlRh school. Peoria. III.; Dan O wen. C edar noj.- M etals March. 1D13 a t 10:00 o'cloelc In the Nazarenes Declared CtRCO PllOOUCR forenoon of said day has been Mountain Home high school and ItJi'. la., and Uee.n Owen, Phoenix. Dra\ving Slated pointed •a.-i the tim e a n d Uio e___ Mountain Home court house, all en Patriotic, Christian Arli:,: two half-sLsters, Mrs. Phoebe Order tor 30 veniremen for Jury room of eald butrlel Court of th* back to BoUe durlns late lUv. Glenn OrlffUh. Nampa. Nar- Lovern, EUiel, .Mo,, and M rs. Am duty in the Mareh term of district rifventh Judicial District of the morning and early afternoon. nrcne district superlntcndenl foi Jones, Marcellne. Mo. court war, Usued here today by Judgt Slate of Idaho In and for the County Idalio-OreRon-Utah. and a vetorar 7J.V; cmUi.1I >-011 J. W. Porter. of Tv,-ln Falls as the place at which of Uie flr.1 t World war. declared li T h e Jury ll.st will be draw n Wed­ the said application is to be heard, Car Use Forecast an nddre;j5^t Kimberly Monday 6 Rescued From nesday aJtenioon by the probat« and nlRlit th a t the policy and standard Judge, Uie flherlff (or ft deputy If TliiU on or before th e said 21th Near End in 1944 of Uie C liurrh of the N a?areno Is he ha.s not returned from a trip to day ol March, li<2. any person may Torpedoed Craft extradite two prlKincrs In Collfi Prrdlctlon that by the end of 10«, to be both 100 pcr crnt patriotic and chanirtl. file herein his objections to such ap­ ••25.000,000 of the 30.000.000 cars now 100 per cent ChrbUan. NEW V O nK . M arch 11 lU.PWSU nia). and by the deputy clerk of t plication or to Uie RrantlnR tliercof operfttlns In the United S tate s will He aho menUoned that five of the survivors of an American collier tor­ UulrVill>ir (doiUri fl»li ot 7« court. Paul H. Gordon. h.n>“o»tV by the above entitled court. pedoed and sunk oft Atlantic City Jurymen will report at 10 o...... Lcs'win h«na 3 havo stopped runnlns because they Nazarene missionaries In China are Tuniiim, (wwiKnJ (ilnlimn |>cr lb. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hi cannot be provided with new rubber N. J.. early S a tu rd ay floated in the Monday, M arch 23. for Uie InlUal being held by Uie Jaiw. Rev. Orlf. sea for six hours, clinging to ar. '> rcLi s.eo-a.fis.. hereunto set my hand and affixed tlre.s," wa.1 nihde today by R alph E. fllh has one'son In Uic urmy. and trial on the criminal calendar. the seal of the Dlatrlct Court afore­ BrUtol, Salt Uke City, district man- overturned lifeboat from which 20 re t'm ^ rn e declared that while the struggle will of their ship mates had been tliroan said. this n th day of Februarj-, 1012, iger of the prlorUles field service. probably bo long and fierce, th e ol- , ' i.o n iio n_h a r ' hii.ver WALTER C. MUSORAVE. Into the water, the navy revealed to- Hfl qualified his pre)«r« quotad). ’ new Urcs on hand Is all wo have chief officer—were picked ^vvrwffliht butrh«r«. Denver Beans , .'tween us and Uie stransulaU on of PROOF Snake River Report traffic," he cited 14 liwLahces In TOLEDO,. 0 -, M arch 17 (/T>— (Two dulart Qustatll. vhlch automobile dealers averted Worker* «f. Uie Toledo Income U u :loslnR their doors by convertlnR office swear ifs true, ”l?ortb»roa'' FARRIERS ATTENTION . Enclosed with one return sent space and facilities Into producUon o Ofakn ouol, if small parts In the ^'ar effort. ' in by mall was a tuft of liair. CASTLEFORD I nm in ^thc m nrkel (o , "Alow* « llh my ■check, p^eue u v t l contract READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS, find a bit of hair I lore out while drm'ar!d*m«itr^or*f"a«*‘ Md btooi figuring my Income tax.” the tax­ tee Larson ha« employment- at Colored hetu. o- payer wrote. #n ordnancc plant Jn ORden. Utah. #O rr WHEAT Colored beoi. u waa 'a lIlU* dtaaad *or fliM ’ RANCH WOOL Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Frimke and Boh ______Ufbam h«tu, ore raisfaisc Ohio dtlaln* at uoatl/ 47 lo 4S • dauelitcr. Shoshone, w’ere dinner IOm dMkr qoouai. ^ O r a ^ U u / ^ SEED CATALOGUE guestfl Tuesday of Elmo Oskey at (mien CRAIN9 I Have a Limited Snpp); of Ui6 home of M rs. P earl BUck. Mr. aa. I 0». « BigTaUs ■ key, music ^talkd aheep o f Lebtnoa Get jonra at onee or Uare jonr ^ero roommates when students « Aihua t.n Itk have (Alls 10 larte that Uttla w affou ' GROWERS fiti<.» ju»u»i l*Ui«l order. Write or Call for -Northwestern university. are prorlded to can y tb e » . ' T b t We Are Always In the Mr. and Mrs. R aj’ Blick and (Om duWr «Mt*<)l. fat in the bust taUi pro rb ln • re­ your copy ChrUty Beaton, Three Creek, were Stock (Md. (M poandt . Market for Potatoes i;>! servo supply ot eoetijr v t u a tts* L. L. LANQDON wests Tuesday of Mrs. Pearl Bllck. food supply n m i ahort. . IW prle«a. Phone 8 Buyer* for H. D. Zlmmerll Iron' W flusiry used iro n ores IcnmtJ Two oul ol every three lamlUe* Ot.%\ Mcnl-rTi* Ko. » ------» n e t effiplciTmeot iQr moO’tnnrtrtMtt In bon and ponds alonj the AUaa- . 1 the United SUtej own autooio- ^ T » » te la n «uol«dl Jour out •( n and tfio o other votkna. tt. aocBMl,.. tlo coart. bUe& C « » NonWn* No. I ______V Page Eight TIMES-NEJWS, t w i n f a l l s , IDAHO Tuefldv, M*rch 17, 1943 ISaM s m 0 ^

that’s tho style over there. Colnp the white-painted gate open again. noMEcx)Mmo to be a doctor over at th^asylum.” "Come on in. Drake will be emtyj' ■ CH A PTER XXVI ‘'Well, now! Covemmenl job to he'll be ;,o Kind to see you." “How Is he?" Parris caufht her DY fp re ad o otart off on?" "Y ep.” rrm anil helil bock as they camo ^ o f P n rrls’ le tte r to tho door. "H ow Is ho renDy?'* tnblc. The letter hnd come two Rnndy looKetl away, then ba ck T>ARRIS walked ncroja tho dnyt SRO, ond she had read it s agnlii. Her rye;i dimmed a little. doscn times,' b«t »hc retume»l ta ffjunre. At the corner ho “1 .Imrt really know. Parris. I It ogaln nnd ncaln for the wonrtb pntincd and tliought a moment. don't really know. Ho seems— and comfort, the sense of «ecurity Yes, Cedar street, that was the more like himself lately. But I and Mfety that iho derived •h o rte s t w ay tn Rnmly's hou.-»e. c .in't tc'll." tro m i t Ho hnd thought so often of com- Ramly opened the door. ' "I am »uro that you have ol* dnK home. Now he wrs here. Thla ' P a rrl: iieW tight to D rake's rea d y m ndo DrnJce f « ! thnt h« w:li Kings Rf”*’- He looked cast Jii.TiU ;iu>t lookctl down Into th e Ji needed nnd wnnted in th« •iir>d went on the crr.^s strc<“t. T h is deeply ;.hadi)WC. but w« cam e a quick, keen wave of home- m.•l^k of tliln atone. He nhifted can keep hlS'jnind nmi pcrnonnllty’, r.lckneis for Vienna. Vienna had a little like nn cmbarrnssed child a n d soul, if you wLtli to enll il meant friend:i, a comfortable nnd turned his face away. that, whole nnd well. aometlilng that w.is nlmost homo I’arri;; :;at dow n on the edge of ■*1 recalled laxt night tlmt t — V iennn waii—he shook him self the bed and laid his cheek hard long time ago Drake tnlkril ol fre e of th e thouflht.i. ag.iln.ll D rake's. f«nl entxile projcctfl of iiomc kind. "Piirri.ll" Handy bnckcd out of tho door 1 don't remember Jiut wlint the "Rnndy—my rienrr nnd cloM’d it behind her. She Idrn* Were. The mnin point i.i to "Oh. Parri*. I'm so ulad to neo wont In the kitchen and sat down KCt hLi m ind KolnK on fom elhlns you!" in a low chair behind the stove. definitely eon.ilnicilve. ^ Itiindy iaid jiut st^irted out (To »e Coatlaucd) "Drake hns been more than s when alie met Parris. She swung brother to me. and frmn tiiii mo- rre n t on you a re rotrro tJiaii m y eister. In you two I feel tliat J HOLD EVERYTHING hnvc more than n profcj.iionnl reason for coming back to Kiniri ■Row. You Itnow. of course, Ihni I have always hoped for an an- polntm enl nt th e StJito Ito ^ ltn l fo r th e In--;nnc. I have kept D r. I^olan informed of my proffrcsa. Jle has promisetl to rerommcnd yny appointment when I have fln-* Lihcd m y w ork here In Viennn." Randy foltiM Uic thin shecLi o/ pa p er carefully. I t was atr.mKe. iihe thouchl. how well she knew Parris Mitchell. ^

G r a d u a l l y . tlie weeks ^ wpn* bv. Rn

I\T»l le tte r. S1\C VITii RTOftltll to Bce how Drake fell more nnd more ' easily into the pattern shit so care­ fully planned. One day. followinR her carefully dl.-sffuised Icnd.^. D rake recalled tho old project for reclaiming the • creek-bottom lands nearby. He ■lighted upon It with joy. Ho had begun from thnt day to move toward n normal life. Sometimes, as Randy studied ihp sharp-cut profile, it seemed as thoush this catastrophe hnd burned Drake dear of every tm lt that had been a little careless and coarse. “I'm golnB to move you down- ■talr* next week. Drake." He frowned. “Wliere?" "Tho front rooiru That's golns to be our living room, nnd the lltUo room off to the side that "Ur'.i de.iertlnRl" never hos been anything but a itorcrooni will bo our bedroom.” SIDE Or-ANCER He thought a moment. “It sounds pleasnnl.'* “There Is Just one front wju- dow. It looks Into tha front yard. There's a big cedar tree outside, and across tlie road you can aeo around Harper's Hill on out into the country. It's (juieler, too. You don’t hear tlic switch enslnes as you do back here.” Drake's face contracted sud­ denly. "I'll be glad to get where 1 don't hear them so plain. Some- limea I dream—I guess I'll always, hav e dream s lik e Uwt.” “ I d o n 't think no, D rake." Randy epoko very calmly, but bcr chest was tight. “You'll hove a lot of other thlnifs to think about." "R nndyl” ‘‘Rem em ber this always. You'v< had a terrible nccidrnt nnd nil 4hat, but you're ju.it Drake Me- Hugh. You're no di/Tcrent. Yot c a n arraiiffo your Ufo anyway you •wnnt to>Tl’m here to see that Ifi . done the way you want it, but— ■you are Drnke, and 1 love you. De I have to tell you tljat every day?"

fT ’H E late-afternoon train elanke-oung m an who had stepped fro m the ChlcaRo cxpre.in just in tim e to cntch tlie KinRi R ow local At the Btition he looked with fiome surprise at the new brick ■Crossword Puzzle building. *'Hnfck, «lr?” A cn o ss « . Drive •■Wiy— the Centr.ll Motel, n ie rc I. Mullen JS. Went 6. Hrswrecl JT, «Vfai is Ellll a Centriil Hotel, I sup- iloflvptlr* as, I'Lilvt po.ie?" “Yes, sirrce. Only one, In fact, d s way, auh," T h e r a th e r decrepit hack sw-unji around the corner nnd clnttcred nlonK lower Union street. lii At tlie hotel de;ik, a thin mou;:y- '. Touns <)f« W, I'fovltffrt looklng clerk bowed wltli an iml- '■J. lation of briskness. I. Aliouna “I’d like a eulte, plense.” Sraihol fer «l.' Htl rUht • "S uite?” Solution o r Ycatercfay'i Puizia “Yes. Silling room, bedroom. sr.; h,?A ^rlnki •on-el SOWN (. IVrtilrlne In m 15311)." I'lns orxnvork (T. Wlililn: comb, 1 . Tnw .guare. van nt tli. “ W ell—w e hiiven't exarlly Kot fabric furin S, Cnnaifiifiil Itii.i.ii .that kind of an (irrnnKBmenl. I sa, .'"pollriS »l. n«eli«h out«n could throw two rooms toKcUicr m*«n*noan "o! Iirpoii* fo r you." ror 'I. ApiKiInlnitnl He watched as tlie newcomer ■wrote: “ D r. ParrLn Mitchcl!. V i- 3 * 7 e i ,o " *nie clerk turned the rcKbtcr u 3 «round. wrote a number opiioillc IS Hho nam e. "H ere, boy, take D r. \ 'T • 'Mitchell'* baggage to 217. Going 'a 30 2j to 6 0 into pmctlee here, Doc?" ••At th e S tate Hospllal." a ^3 ■ii x s 2U ‘'S ure enouKhl Doctor at th e 4isylum. ch? Well, well.” ‘‘■7 iB Jo Jl _ n "Send the bagg.Tge up. I'm go- ■iBff out first . t<^to look around.” J3 }L Out on tlitf sidewalk Parris stopped and slowly drew on his 5r J8 kIovcs. T wo men sitting In split- 4. «Z i j 44 •U bottom rocking chairs just outside the hotel door stared and glanced 4*> ■-f at each other- When Parrla walked K away, one of them spoke slowly. io il 3A. “Say. did you see that fellow, put­ ting on gloves?" iS it, h sa io “ Glo^-es— In August!" la "Dr. Mitchell. Used to live here. i l Tarri* MitchcU." U *7 a “ W hnf^ h o w a r in g gloves for?" .••He'j be en living over in Europe V f~ to V tenna. Ip r five w r a . Tuesday, March 17, 19-12 TliaJlib-JNli:Wt>/TWIN FALLS, IDAHO ^ a g e N in ^ ^

PHONE RESULTS at 82 or 38 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LOW COST

WANT AD RATES By WllUam Fcrgnson HOMES FOR SALE SEEDS AND PLANTS l'iv k s t o c r f o r s a l e 'nm es^Newi LARGE rod everbeorlng raspberry WELL broken saddle horse weighing BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WANT AD RATES plants. Onion seed. 0U8-R3. Clif­ about 1100 pounds. John S. Klmes, ford Denny. 303 4th a-eat. Buod on CcaUFer-Word ONE 4 room house. 33 ft. x 33 f t , locnt«l on Pioneer Square. To ‘ - 500 BUSIIEL3 clean seed. borlr>-, PUREBRED Hereford male. JO I er horse draw madilnery. Inquire A-m lnUnum ol t«o worths b re* OWNER leaving—must sell new 6 MICHEL'S gross seed, recleoned. 3 Idaho Clilef stjHlon, ShotOione. qulrcd In any onn cImsIHmI •(!, 'room modem dwelling with fire­ miles southwest' of Berger, J. M T e n n i for claMUled «1»—CASH. place. stoker, air condlUoner. New Pierce. THREE coming two year old saddle Baths and HlaBsagcs Money to Loan district. ♦6,000—easy term*. Phono colls out of government stallion. COMPLETE COVERAGE 2041. EXTRA good first year from Ashton Pttur yew old saddle mare. Phone Th# Sta-W ell, 837 U ala W. Ph. 155. '"blue tax 'Russett seed potatoes. 61-R3. Kimberly. AT ONE COST Luke V. Soiuier, Buhl. Idalio. m TWIN PALLB NEAR SUN VALLEY a0VI3lNNfENTrcRUt«red. Tlior- Bicycle Sates and Scrviee PHONE 33 OR 38 POR AD-TAKER SEEDS OP ALL KINDS -our c ar to a specialist cltlienshlp re3 JO cwt less. See Dr. L. A. Peterwai. Os­ MUNITION DEPOT, Hawthorne, Growing moiJj ______3.00 cwt. pany. Nevada. AN INVESTMENT Upholstering teopathic Physician. . 130 Main Laying fnasli ...... 3.85 USED appliances wanted—refrlger- north. Uiftt will pay you good Interest Dalr>- ration (sw e e t)____ 3.00 SALARY LOANS THIS IS YOUR OPPORTONITY; otors. washers, stoves. H ighest Strictly conllclentlal Coif meal. 25 lb s .______I 2 i prices. Gamble Stores. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES :03 ncrcs first class land In high Calf ration ______3J0 $6 to $50 to employed people c TRAVEL 4 RESORTS P O tm roomji. W in sell for $800 t . state of cuUlvaUon. near Hazelton. A GOOD 80 or 160 acre farm In . your own ilgtuiture F O R RENT—Pountaln service sU - re n t for JI3 J0 monUiIy. Box 4 No noxloai weeds. New house, CASH CREDIT XJO.MPANY SHARE expense tripa many jjacea. change for first cin.is cUy, Income tlon at Hogermon. Call 91 West- Times-Ncwa. small outbuildings . . . SIS5 per property. Box 30. Tlmes-News. Room 2. Burkliolder BIdg. Ph. 770 Water Systems Tm vel Bureau. 817 PoOrth Ave­ cott on. BuhL ncrc. good term s. Also 80 acres nue east—1039. north side land, small buildings-;' AUTO loans. Bob Reese at Magcl'a Floyd Lilly. Ph. 2030. 314 8 h a E. W AN T jMXther a t once, handle the LIVESTOCK FOR SALE WANTE35: Wood or wire hangers, J3J50, term.'i. In good condition. ',io eoch. ■SCHOOLS AND TRAINING "Lira topper.** Makes old tires good P . C. GRAVES & SON fo r tnousands of mUe«. »250 rc- NEW th ree room plosWred hou*e. Troy or Notional plant m o H T achool classes now forming. Qulred cm m achine. Box 43 Tlmes- Large garden, berrle.i. Phone MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS Plan to enroU In these courses News. 0485-R4, FARMS AND ACREAGES FOR SALE AND APPLIANCES nowl Call or wrll« for Informa- . FOR RENT Uon. Twin Palls Business Unl- FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED to buju Scrap and cast USED vacuum cleaner, $10.60, Used UNFURNISHED PURNISHED or unlumhhed ronett -verRlty, . APARTMENTS Iron, also all sorts of metnls. No light plant. $33.00. Western Auto. —13 ucres hoy, 30 acres plowed. . q uantity too sm a ll L. L. Uingdon. CHIROPRACTORS Znn Atwell, Gooding. PR O TEC T your family. Have t h a t FREE tutting of window shades t h r o : nice room s, bath, furnace. • Truck lAne..west, Phono 16C3. broken glass repaired today at when purcliosed in King** Base­ adjustments will relieve your ■ w ater heater, hart*-ood flo pO RTY acres, 1 mile m uUjwcsI of M oon’s. ment. 0487-R3. Mijrtaufli. Pcavey-Tnber Com­ WE nr« defense axents for scrap high blood prcMure. Dr. Alma a n d cost Iron, ALw oil kinds of H a rtln . 130 M ain north. pany. ST O C K Salt. »10JM per* to n . BcIqb FOR a comfortable, duroblt m at* T H R E E room s, modem. Eleclrlo metaU. Highest prlcea paid, Idaho sacks. L. L. Langdon, T ruck L an e range, refrigerator furnished. 404 FOR SALE OR TRADE, Junk House. 153 Second avenuo west.- Phone 15E2. BEAUTY SHOPS Blue Lakes. Phone lOOT-R. south. H A LP prlc* «pecla3 on Rcnulne oU 6.000 PE S T 0 Incli. 4 Inch, 3 Incli USro Prlgldolre refrigerator. Good PIVE rooms In modem duplex. Sto- WANTED wood stave pipe. Eilwln D am m nn. condition, $35,00. Term*..Wltaoa pcnnanenta. Beauty Arts Acad­ k e r heat. Adults. Inqulr* M l emy. TH REE room.n, batJi, partly fu m - GOOD bay work horse, 8 y ean , DUMP BODY AND HOIST Phono 028(5-Jl. Bates Appliance. E ighth avenue cnsL w eight 1,400. E. n . Lancaster, 3 U» m orket for ver>- nood used dump Islicd, reasonable. Inquire 064 0 . C. C. salvage goods. R aincoats, MONARCH comblnaUcn range. EASTER spcdol*—Permanents, two TJilnl wcit. west, m soutJi Pller, body and hoist. slie,2 to 3 cu, yd, Tor one. Dldcart's Beauty Shop, overshoes, liorse blankets, army $40.50, Used washers (14.60 Up. C. FURNISHED b«ly, hoist mtwt be heavy duty C. Anderson Company. phono H71. PURNISHro cabin. LldhU and FARM IMPLEMENTS MOLLY mule 6 years. Jack mule 3 and good order. Stole age. condi­ cots, quilts, bath tubs and sinlu. APARTMENTS Id ah o Junk House. water. $(>.00. 264 Sidney street AND EQUIPMENT years. Broke. Phone 0183-Rl. L. tion and ske. prc.^ent truck used 50 POUND cotton felted mattress •to o . M.OO. 18.00 pennanents, hair South P a r t C. Pace. on. Thorpe Motor Co., Jerome. price. Idaho Barber and Beauty AUTO glass Installed at Twin Palls for only S9.S6. We hove only 7S a t tills price. Pull or twin sizes. Shop. Phofl# H2i. TH REE good work hor»es and h a r- Wrecking, Kimberly Road. Phone WANTED TO RENT OR ncM. Horry Wohllolb. Phone MISCELLANEOUS 137. M oon’s. EASTER speclal-R eguIar- »5 ..... T H K EB rw m s. modem, stoker Kent, LEASE McCORMICK potjito planter. culU- 0200-J2, FOR SALE chine permanents $3.50. Eugene ■hot water. Inquire rear 148 Pierce. vntor; bran plnntcr, cultivator. 100 big English White Lefihom h e n s, COMPLETE fumlslilngs, appliances. B cauly. Phono 60. O5>po<o Court 336 D hit I a Vm north. SIX T Y head good ytw ns work USED a volt batter^-, radio and pow­ a years oW. 'thicken and Ronl Good condition. I lls 6lh t.venuft House. horses. Some nice matched p a^. er Max wind charger. Gamble m an u re: 3 steel burrebi; 10x52 fo o t P. A: O. bean cultlvotor, Oliver pota­ H ughes & SmlUi. Stores. a n d 12x15 foot fr&mo buildings to PUr NISHED or partly fumWied 4 LOST AND FOUND to planter, sled comigotor. Mile be movwl. nit>om, n o rth W eg­ 26 DIFFERENT styles and covers of or 5 room house wnntwl. Adults. rii.>it.on EllMbcUi. RB OISTO IED Holstein bull. 14 THREE coal brooder stoves. lU bed davenoti on display as low os Rctercnce. Box 30. Tlmc.i-Nett-3, ener's, Kimberly Rond. NEW 750x20 truck rim lost on High­ m onths old. Phone Bdrn 13P3, E i­ miles norlh .Washington scliool- .$20.05. Harry Musffrove. JOHN DEERE plow, two 2-way bot­ con, 3V4 south Eden, waO:R3. w ay 30, R eturn to Plelclier Oil HOME FURNISHINGS REPOSSESSED white porcelairt cool Company. Phone 3il. Reward. REAL ESTATE LOANS tom: Hardy spray wagon. 400 gal­ lon tank—oa)2-J12, A NUMBER of good wjfk horses. EXCHANGE your V-8 fuel pumps, AND APPLIANCES^ range. $50.00. Terms. Wilson Botes PARM and city loans. Northern Winston, *; east, 1 south of Sugar carburetors and dL'drlbutora a t Appliance. ♦ SITUATIONS WANTED Life Insurance Company—Pred POR Sale: Used farm mochlnery. factory. Scully’s. END tAblfs $156. Axniln.ster tlirow Bates. Phono 1270, Wani«l: Bean planteni and fotir rug.s *205, Davenocs. hardw ood SPRING houjecleaning aid*—Blua POUR year old strnwberry roan AUTO gloss, canvas, cnnvns repair­ construction, excellent quality Seal cleonser, 36c pouiM]: Muresco LA HO E rtiodcm two roonu. $23. Two row Self cutlers. Harry Musgrave, HOMES FOR SALE mare and colt, gentle saddle horse ing. Thomet* Top ond Body *32J0. Moon’s. kalsoinlne, bulk 13c pound: Vcllo room opartm ent, $8.00. 460 Second CASE 2-way Ranff plow; Jo h n Wo^ks. ca.^cIne paint. 6 pounds $1.15, Mc- norUi. and several other.i for ssle or MARRIED man. experienced farmer, TW O , hou.ie.1 . i.miill. new, modem. Deere tractor. 3-way plow; 3 Cy­ trade. See U BUIlnRlon. 3 miles SW ING clialrs. velour cover.i, a sso rt­ M urtry points, vomlshes, eaajn- ed co lo n $12.50. End tables $1.36. IrrlROtor. Steady work. Box 45, T H R E E ronw. (rround floor, pr1vaU> Speculation prlccn. Hnlf car.h. In ­ clone wcedcrs. 14 west of Ber­ south. 1 n-est South Park or phone FURNITURE uphoUterlng and re­ eli; Cltnlax wallpaper cleaner 10c Tlmes-New-1 , quire 332 PoU . ger hlway store. Crookham Bro«. 0384-R4. pairing. Tliometi Top ond Body Davenoes, hardwood con.structlon. can: Impcrlol and Wollcrest wall- entrance. AdtJlts. 366 Blue Lakes W orks—733. n o rth . excellent quollly $3260. Moon's. poper. Moon’s. HELP WANTED—WOMEN TWO rooms, electric refrigerator, RADlp AND MUSIC rnnfie. Reduced rent. 3G3 Fifth n o rth . CLOSING out entire stock of Mo­ torola riidlo.1 . nitmctlve dIscounL M ODERN two room.1 . glossed In Robt. E. Lee Sales Company. porch. Adultj. 21D Tliird avenuo norUi. REPOSSESSED Console wolnut piano, your chance to save money. POUR rooms, modem, sleeping See Adorns Music Store, formerly porch, .ntokcr, gnmge, garden. Daynes Music Company. Pho:ie 444-W. WANTED: OIr). 18-25. Inquire Mal- lon's Log Cabin Barbecue, artcr- N IC E one room apcirtment. Reason- AUTOS FOR SALE noons. . ible. Adults only, 233 Plfih ave- luo east. WANTED: Lady for general home­ work. Slay nlghU. Inquire 350 THREE room modem, stoker heat. ‘ Lincoln. 1041 PLYMOUTH special deluxe 6 Bungalow Apartments. Second jxir-scngcr. 0800 miles. Phone 2B7R4 avenue east HOUSBWIPE who wants to supple­ Jerom e. ment family Income. Business ex­ LA R O E, furalslied or unfuniLshed, 1030 CHEVROI,CT coupe, five good perience or full time unnecessary. w ith two bedrooms. Also small Box 30. Tlmes-Newi. _ Ures. m ns good. <86.00. Inquire apartment. Call 3034 or 448. 403 Thlrt arenuB east. HELP WANTED-MEN CLEAN,,comforUble. a ttrac t . •1040 aedan. apartments. Private batli. Cali­ 14,000 miles, excellent condlUon, fornia, Boston, Cottage Apart­ $700. Phone 201, KloyUme. ments. Inquire California Apart­ m ent 10.360 Second avenui north. 1840 CHEVROLET business COUp*. P h o n e 1004. Good Ures. Lifeguard tubes. Slxtli avenuo east. BOARD AND ROOM M UST sacrifice 1041 Chrysler coupe. Oood Ures, low m lleavt. 8e« a l > XODNO m u i lor fa n a work. E _ ,. Joe Covey Tcxico Servlco. rlenced Irrigator. John Pastoor, Amsterdonj. 1D36 BUICK eoup«. good ccodlUon. Phone 0I84-J5’ evenings. 400 Ad* WANTED: ESperieneed linoleum dlson west. Mayme Swan. loyer. Good paying Job. W rite Box TRUCKS AND TRAILERS 41. Tlmes-News. FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED: Experienced plumber. POUR wheel trailer, f*lr lubber, M ust have o*-n truck. W rite Box hay rack attachment. 811 Uatn 43. care Tlme.'»-News. e ast WANTED: Elderly genUeman. that Bx20 WELL-BUILT tn ll a r booM^ ' doesn't drink, U.V! tobacco or awear. trade on boiBe, or cash. Two blook* U> do chores ond care for premUes. v est, ctoe north luBstatteo. auto age, experience and woges CLEAN, pleasant, comfortable. Sult- 1S37 v-S K toa pickup, ftaks bedJ. Mpeste Here's a ques­ RUPERT, March 17 — Tommy tion on that Edens, young prisoner In Uio Mini­ FOR 2 CRASHES new .Wages and doka county Jail who rccenUy sawed P E N D trrO N . O re.. M arch 11 <.n BY FDR Hours, ruling away the bars to make his escape, Army nalvage crcwa lodny ailcmpittl NEW YORK. MorcJi 17 (lU»-Pres- w hicli soj-s th a t w u found and brought back to op- Ident RooAcveli warned last n ight pear before Probate Judge H. A. to carry criuli-shnttcrecl ntctloir in th1C e bossUUM hasIlua tolo r ' two nyinirlorlrc.viea from Uie me a>. .dJrMK «■< that the United Nations must re­ ay the em- Boyer last Wednesday. , lAliiB on which tlicy fnrly w lloiM Dm^ main “united In purpose, sympathy ployeloye for five > I H e Wfta scnlcnced to the atnle In­ yc-itcrany. kllllns H nvlBtori. wr~«Si5 . of the Economic club of New York. a alow dres.scr — does lie get over­ dftj'. Parent* of two sons, Uiey wanl? o(TrM. \rr • bodlM of the ten crew members, all I twnLr lli*< I b H alifax spoke, as did Ru.-vslan Am. time or go home naked? Tliat ed a daughter lo complete their hurled Into f.ciitlcr.’d snow btuika. ba.wndor Maxim Litvinov and Chin, fam ily circle. Friday, M urcli 13, nlio — . $10,000 >«.. Irt*. w> Art4i*.i»'* *~1 0-1 ought to be a big Item of concern TlJB oUier bomber, nl.-.o from Uie On.. tl-... Koml le Ambassador Hu Shlh. for th» boj's wlUi General Mac- arrived. Pendleton field, plftwrtl Into a WKt- •raJ la tb« Atn-lk.m «rllb Litvinov, urging a diversion lo Arthiir. who probablye haven't brush *loi)c near Ouwrn field, DoL«, w eaken Uie German as.-!ault on the h a d their cloUics off for weeks. Iilnho. while elrclltiK for a lancllnu. Rasslon /rent, said .such strateijy and four meinbera of the alx-man m ig h t enable the alUcs to pu.sh th e crew were killed. - K - i u N azi armle.-* back "to Berlin, or b e­ Two Injurrd yond." Walter to ‘Call’ lIOJpitAl, iitlcndants saltl Corp. (.) ir •!> > FMUilr Vait. M.i* tba !■> > Ic 1.1M •• •The supreme nchlevenicnt of en­ George A. Oiirlnek. ciinhi«r, Dun- emy propiiRnnda would be to create bur>', Conn.. one of Uic •iirvlvoi'i. •CKV. !■ r ..IV Unlt.UdUi| iIm [m, dLsunlly.- Mr. Roonevelfs letter said. Cattlemen’s Sale wna In a aerloiw eomlltloii. juflrrliiK . UV U«lU« IIo.4« tm lK« lUu. In.lu'.alr.l 1 p) n.d aboT* U ar—' li ttth n d r i b. ftmlLtau lb* inirti uf l! •'Those who rry for e Idaho CatUemen',s u.\.so- Col. F rank A. WrlKlit. Pendleton' viciously o r stupidly lend ihem.sel' clatlon a t Uie fairgrounds In Bol.se. a lt baac com rannder, onld Uie plane.i. nimnl >l<»» /S W r* I lo the repetition of distortion or i W inter also will ilv>1.sI n t Uie 22lld on routlnfi niRhl.''. crnckcd upwlUj. truth. nr<» sen'lng n.s obliging m nnnun! Calltomla rnm sale u> ^e In two lioura of each other In early sen sers of nxls propnKiinda.” herd at the Sacriunento county fair­ Relieves momlnK darkne.vi. grounds. O alt, Calif., uniler iiu-'iplce.s He Ibtcd Uie driid from the Ulue I. N..ml« ol U. Till out in order lo oblnin wnrlime ralion honk.q. The Times-Ncw.s .stiKKCst.^* you to tfUcp uctl' lent of Uie Men to U. S. Army S ta ff SKt- W eldon O. Wlboii, Mon. Wall A: Ra« RUPERT. March 17 — Four youii« clip nnd .stiuly il in order to Have lim e and confusion when dale for iipplication.s is announced. MiccmlInK S ' j l r r E S tnursvllle. Pn., enKlnrcr: SkI. FranV AURUnt Aver' cliK.Mxl th e m en left Rujierl We^IneMlay tor S a lt D. Ollll-v Heverly. Mu.vi., co-niKl. We.slby Drlv .. Mr. B u r- Lake City lo be liuluciod Into i.e. '''■’mmi’ii' lecllve Mir\'lce, Tliey are Palm er neer; Con’. Jm nes T. Mutchler, Kall.i dick was w ith th r ConMiriiir,-. miir- o'l?il^flrcl Timtpi™. Bll^r Ihn City. Tex., radio oiternlor; Corp. •t a t Tw in Pi.lLi for th n c yearn Emmett Haihau-ny. Paul; Alvin Le- OcorBe R. Hull. Ald<-nbrldi;c. ' :r. and Mm. Hurdlrk and two cllll Roy York. Heyburii: J o.m-|>1i A rthur Sgt..C harles C. Parsot^.^ Du Qu . Hitler Sunday Sj)ccch Termed •ell are pow at boiiie tn Buhl. Collin.-:. Minidoka; Clayton lilw ia d 111.; S ri. Raym ond J. TnvrlKllo. SIZE OF JAPAN’S E. L, Plmiey. Ruj>rn, l.v aI:o a nev Hrbel, Rupert. DAHOSUBiRl b ' H « ’ Concord. N. H.; Con>. Frank " m em ber of Uie .^tore M.-tff. taking Uii Charles Edward Urwin hius been Spooner III. New Brdford, Mass. Mo.st Significant of His Talks pliiCf of Ken Clikloler. who Is em lnduckl% of battle Women's Union met Tliursday nt b u t Uie re.U of Uie plane po%.slbly ilc.^troyer.i and 25 subinarliien. belnK one of th e m ast Im portanl on liti pccipir lor Kreater cffort.i and utterances, for Its Is a tnclt admin- .'pori.' . Oricar Ever.-uin was m Clmrle.^ 8 . Hosford 3rd. Butler. Pa.. The admiralty brcniue of the fulhn , the fatherland. Howi'vrr. whili’ all this Ls en- Uie pilot; Second Ueul. Dume T. 'Dxe MKcc>n<^i,iernb!e lU tl'T lls\i\Uy coivniKlw tot lUtWr's cncinlcii. v:i :-.>s awarded to Iwo olher submarine chnrKU of the i.hnrt buslne.vi m eet- of the olllclal Amerlcan-Drllhh Kinnmnder.'.. Lleul. Commanders Ine. and Mrs. C. E. Rudy led devo- CrosUiwRlte, Plea-iant RIdKc. Mich., communique lo reveal the slip of llie shall make n vast mlstako to placi co-pllot: Harold L. Ollllnm, Everett. iind adm it the terrlJIc Ix-al- any deiiendeiice on the, weakne;.: .III'UI.-; H. Chappell. 37. Columbiui. tlo n ab . force which the United Nations' .--a., and •nieop Klven by Mrs. J. Wttnh.. and P>-t, ArUiur L. Schlfper, squadron oppo'e<). iilrh the Nari armies hav. which Ills war .■'cheme has develop­ RADIO-PHONOGRAPH nddrc-u unnvallnble. iklnK a t Ihe hands of the Bol. ed for lie In still the .Kreatest threiii :inrliini»tl. and to Lleul. Command- A. Howard, iicronipanled by Mr.s. StrnbolKl urtjed th at furllipr In- r C. M- Wns.'.ell, 57. LItUe Rock, SnriUi Bcvrrcomb. A Bocltil hour and fornmtlnn on the Javn battle be which the flilles face. You w ant t< keep your flnKrrs c ro w d when yoi irk., of the medleal corpi. rcfrrf.h m en u were enJoyee Mrs. Ed. Miller a.% hMle.^. Tlie Lord Snell, replylns for the retreat from Moscow in 1012 and showltiK slKtis of weakness, lo awardMl lo any olflcer or enlisted Jiuiie.i Me.v.erMiilth. rccenUy .bad­ club voted to continue membership ihus mlnlmlre ,Uie present misfor­ dDiible our efiorts to finish him man. F urther nee- type of scrap. .nucee.v.ful evacuation of woundetl wa.1 In churRc of the buslnc.vi se.s- damaged. under, liLs charge from Java under slon. The group worked on a quill. extremely hazardous and trying Mrs. S. D. Trefren enlerUlned ALBION D elta Sigm a cla.ss Ia.st week. Mrs. Election Slated by T h u rm an Tat/* ha-, and Mr." and Mr.v OeorKe .Ts of Home Culture club mut at UiLn community nro a real "cnin- Air Raid Siren T h e local Re—If children vlllane board has eoncrudcd the ncMlny a fte r KpendInK ttin first of M rs. Earl LauR hlln was a Buest. now underKoUiR Uiem, Li eon- purchiue or a .siren to be-ai.'iei) for M rs. Sudle Wllllam.s has returned $17795 Followinjc a b rief business se.islon. arc lo be n partial answer lo Idaho's vnlesclHK from them or Is "cw i- from an extended visit wlUi reliillves tJie week In BoUe vl.'ltlijff Judne blackout nnd nlr raid alann aIr- In'^iu'.ndenn and Los Angele.s. Bro.niln. w ho Is nt Uie Veterans' Mr.v C. O. Sm lthr.on Rave a paper Uirealcned lal)or .sliorUiKe precau- hiR down" wltii Uiem. accordUiK nuls for the village. hofiplUl. cn\ "Applied RellRlop In tlie Home." to school officials. M rs, ArUlur Alban and .ion. Billy, Uotu should be taken to prevent T lw siren wns purcha.sensored word the p ast week th a t h er son. Mrs. J. Earl Powers entertained a.v:ended lo tlio presidency of the by the Women's Athlrtlc a.«oclallon. fs onice in Washlnglon, D. C.. Clayton. Yakima. Wa.sh.. has en- Mrs. Jo]in Chatbuni. Mrs. Jim Ma­ junior cla.-.s w hen G ordon Wllllam- Tl'ie federal children's Ourrnu. slie Rulh Ellen Jark-'on. BII.m , Is pasl- where he operates a teletypewriter. ll,Mcd In th e navy and will be sU - IF YOU SELECT NOW honey. Mrs. John W erner,. Mrs. said, believes a dilld unik-r M ihotild .• charman. Ollu-rs chosen were Mr. and Mrs. P, E Hulet have •lon. form er U ilrd basem an of the movee a t home «nd In .sclimil. Donna Handy. Jerome, and Edna Mrs. Eric Sundqulst ond daugh- "Children are workini: In alt lypes Lucylle Roberta. OoodlnB>— C.. souUi of the Burt Lewis A Complete Line o f New 1942 Philcos T m cy. Mrs. RIcliaril Averlll and Uio UnltMl S lates tinny. home. •r. DoroUjy. Idalio FalLs, spent Uie Mrs. Clifford Mulllkan at brldKC Hooblns wa.s elerrl week will fill liie vacancy. sliortaRe of labor In die fieltls.' the past week-end were Mr. and Hill C arter. Twin Fall.i. Klvlnu a le.i- She recommended Unit rranmun- dercla.i.wien's scholastic honorary. son. March 0; Mr. and Mrs. Robert liLst week w re Alton Sept. Twin Hague. Hagerman, a son. March 12. Mrs. J, A. Lyman, of Boise, and son on^nrdenlnK. READ -nM E S-N E W S WANT ADS. lly orsnnlirttlons make sure that Mrs. Fred Dlerk-son. of Meridian. W ILSO N -BATES Appliance chlUlren work under proper supervN Palls, nnd Ted Merrill and A1 Kiser, B e rt Bowler. Gooding, county slon. both of Palrfleld. Only nine fre.sli- auditor and recorder, was named Mrs. Dora Beachell has relumed Rupert .•nVIN FALLS nen men were ellRlble for member- Tuesday on- Uie county's rationing from a .several months visit with rel- 'Often now ihey are put to work a a t W averly. Neb. Life’s Like That By Neher a lower Uian nverai?e w;i«r," MWw ihip. board by Al Rctidlns. chaVrrnnn ot ro' pointed out. "llenidrs belnR .Men receiving midway between an civilian defense. unfair to Uie children this cuu.ses A luid B ffnule average are ellKlble Alvin Chandler left Tuesday for le adult wtvge level to suffer." for'tiie 6r*nnltaUon. Merrill made a army service. *' stralfiht “A" average. MLu Pae NleUon. Murtaugh. and Bob Williams, American Falb, spent Tri Delt Initiates th e week-end a t tho Elmer Nielson UNIVERSITY OP IDAHO. March RUPERT home. 17—Three Mtt*lc Valley women last Jo h n Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. week-end « r e lnlUate