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.VOL. 28, NO. 89 T W IN F A U ^ , ID A H O , S U N D A Y M O R N IN G , JU N E 8, 1946 PRICE 6’CTNTS. HALSEY GOES TO WORK ON NIPS Truman Asks All Hellcats Pour Fire To Conserve Food WASHINGTON, June 2 (5^— President Truman called on Upon Plane Bases; the American people today to “produce, preBcrvo and con- Ber\-o all food possible as a real contribution to the final vic tory and the peace.” Government moves took shape to hjiaten the a^ricuIturaJ rehablHtatlon of war-awept areas, now largely dependent on 36 Jap Ships Down the United States for food, and to improve distribution of short meat supplies here a t ' GUAM , Sunday, June 3 (fP)—Adm. William F. Halsoj, home. back in action in tho Pacific w ith a fleet he boasts had the Rep. Clinton P. Anderson, power to penetrate Tokyo bay, poured carrier aircraft S at who will take over Ju ly 1 aa B I S H IN SYRIA urday at suicide plane bases on the southern Japanese island secretary of agriculture and of Kyushu, national food boss, proposed Hellcats commanded by Vice Adm. John S. McCain, oper- that civilian food experts fol PROTEtJI FRENI atinff as part of Halsey's third- fleet, destroyed or dam ased' low the armies and speed DAMASCUS, June 3 (flV-Syrian 36 nipponeso planes as they tore into five Kyushu airfields plantings. He told reporters WASHINGTON, June 3 tTV-The crowds caught and killed two Scne- alUft toward a one-Iront war econ* in bupport of the ground campaign more than 300 miles sputh he had talked it over with gale:e soldiers trying lo reach on Okinawa. omy has added only slightly to the rvcnch headquarters from their out- President Truman. notlon'B unemployment rolls so far, pnsi today while British troops Today’s fleet communique, disclosing tho attack, listed two with » world ihoruge of sugar. manpower officials Mid todaj-. strove to protect the French. French enemy planes shot out of the a ir, 11 destroyed on the ground /nder3on *ftld erery PacUlc Wand They estimated Uiat since mid* iroops are being taken from their and 23 damaged in attacks i Miyazaki, Kokubu, KusWra, elctr to the OIUii& cout h a poten AprU. when cutbacks began to her barracks by the British. tial lUffW producer. And e^-ery ounce ald V-E day, the number of persons Since noon. Damascus has been Kagoshima and Chiron. of extrm food that t»n be produced vho want Jobs out do not have quiet, but there Is tension as citi In addition to hitting Kyu in liberated Europe, hs commented. them has Incresscd around liO.OOCl. zens inspect the coet in lives and shu, Halsey’s planes struck Xfin e*»e b7 that much the drain This makes the total of unemployed Killed on Luzon property of the three-day battle Minami Daito island, 200 th!i country. about SM.OW, not many more than here. at the peak of war production. Qen. Ollvla-RoKct, Frcnch officer miles cast of Okinawa. Manpower commlislon ofHclals who directed the Iwmbing of Damas Among tho Kyushu tar emphasized nothing lias occurred to cus, has been dismissed from his gets, Kagoshima has bo th Steak Hurled dlilurb thclr prcvlou.^ prediction command at British request. land and seaplane bases fo r DETOOrr, June 3 (JV-Tho that by early August unemployment British ninth army forccs meat ihorUge look off In all di will have climbed to 2,000,000, tinued to tnke over trouble spots ^ v y planes. M iyazaki, on the rections hi Detroit today. WhUe Not for Months throughout Syria. southeast coast, has a three the dty marktt for gelling hono Tliey say while cutbacks In muni runw ay airbase. m » t fit for human eonsmnp- Thb Is the flnt n>u»h of the huie Mone or brenie stutoary that will adorrj Washington In the year* DE GAULLE STANDS PAT tlaa elOHd »t noon with a "wld tions contracts since April 1 now or< The Japanese tried new defenca hovering around tJie *10,000,000,000 after the war. H ihow. In elay, the historic fUg.tiOslnr on Iwo JIma by the marine*. Left to right are Uie PARIS. Juno 3 lff>—deneral De I tricks against the «S0 Superforta ta oot” il«n. JYank Zarzycltl. 27. mark, the full Impact Mil not bo felt world famed aHUl. Kary r»lnl«r Seeand CUaa Fellr G. W. de Weldon, sculptor of Ihrt© of England'a Oaulle charged today that Syrians Friday’s 3300-tcai fire bomb raid so WM fined tJ5 for throwlnff a steak I for month.1, since many projects king*, who roooldrf Ihe art; Ted R. Gamble,.national director «f the treasury war finance dlvblon, and the who fought tho French carried am Osaka, but the assault set flrea aooes » cafe. He complahisd. to be eliminated gradually. three sorrlvor* of the I*o J|m> flag railing .crew: Pfc. Rene Arthur Gagnon, Manchwlrr, N. H , Pfc. I n furnished by tho British, and suj burning In tha heart of tho Nippon “TTsere too miKh fat on It." Predicted double of untmplo>Tncnl llunlllon Hayes, Indian Chief. 6acaloD, Arli.; Phlnnaelst-a Mate John Henry Bradley, Antlgo, WIs. gested n four-power conference ii ese city. : In the next 60 days or so, govern eluding Russia negotiate the que AnU-alreraft fire at Osaka ment, officials say. is Inevltablo while tion of tho whole Arab world, a bad flying weathfer en routa ta tha' the catloti’a civilian production ma area where British intcrtata pre- target contrlbated ta tte tcOI a( Ii) chine la being maneuvered into po- Superttttaôfidng tm t'tb e ta the Important mldwestem area. slUoa to pick up the burden. Ko WofM Than IM i Asked to give nameu of Brttlsh SbMUca Knocked ot( Rent Office Secm-ed; agents he said precipluted u -- Me*^ ha* been for nrmer vrathir REIUilNGVElS The w produeUon board already Ian aad'lAbantM upruin'i au]tabl« tec Jlajd * 01*. AJôuib 0;jiU» 8«id “Evftyone XMf — -It piWtlar-.h«l*»n delayed • h u JenocWd m host of warUmo shackles from consumer goods mln- Registratioiijto Open ntmes, and t would blusb them to you.“ _____ t from a yew ttfacture, but the real go-ahead wiU not come until July 1, when supplies I>andIorda of rental property in T w in Falla county may He told of French-Brltlsh poUtlcal tiM and flood! lat«. in NEW YORK. June 3 yr>-A baU and economic duties in the middle y Jmj# hindered farm of Steel, copper and aluminum are b opin registering thclr holdings a t 9 a.m . M o n ^ y in the tered freighter, the Paine Wingate, of feet abon Otaica while the 8ro released- Any earlier green Mght, bringing home 323 vctcrAn-i from east dating from the last wur and foru, covered by UO Iwo-baaeS tOM* says WPB. would Interfere with war newly ncquircd—and centrally located— quarters of O PA ’s hidlcatefl refusal to submit the mid tang «ghte*fc deltijed doctatrimd Europe, limped into port tonight PFC. HOMEIt B. WOOD production. area rent control officc, G eorge Rock, Denver, regional rent with 18 feet of water In its hold os dle east problem to a tripartite Induitrlal planU with g a ^ duee a near rMord auptdy of food While about 150,000 have bccome meeting of France, Britain and the . . . KlUed In aetloD en Loan. »nd feed crops. director, announced Isst n ig h t. R egistration has already be result of a collision with a tanker bombs In the two-hour d a ^ actually unemployed slncc April, in a fog-slirouded convoy at sea. Dnlted States, as proposed by (Btaff engravinc) raid en Japans second largeet d • AdTent of thia June found Utll» twice liiat number have left muni g u n in Burley and Rupert. ChurchlU. He Insisted Russia sit In. Japanese Interceptor pUoU, whlla improvement In the Immediately Five other troop-crammed Liberty tions Jobs or related projects since The rent control office hero ships arrived earlier. In all tho reluctant to close with the heavlly- available food auppllu for consum- that time. WMO officials said. Of is located in the D, B. M oor ' era In thU ecunlry or abroad. vessel* carried 1,430 solillcra. One ormed EuperforU and tha hard-hlt- these 300,000, 60 per ccnt elthpr m a n building, IM Main ave ship brought a report of a perlloiu itog Mustangs, employed a new More Vetetablc*. Fmit have found nonwar Jobs or, ES voyage through stormy seas and Ice chaln-and-bueket dtfenaa ccotrlT- n ue north, and consists o f FLASHES of A furvBjr breught reporta from cue of many women, have retired bergs. miil ance without success, army actarees moat major American cities of an from the labor market, they added. t^vo rooms above Snowball'i H M N said . Capt. L. L. Bfo.?ley, commanding imehaBged altuatJon, meat suppUea Spo rt shop. officer of the Wlngntc, said tho acci LIFE The device, two paint' buckat- r a j tight, poultry and sugar scarce, Bxplalntas some of ihe delaUs of dent to his ship occurrcd 1,200 miles slted cyUnden linked by a nlne-foot but men freah vegetables and frulta the government rciu-control pro Total sales In the seventh war loan out of New York. A two-foot hole riBRY chain, was dropped by the eaany becoming available. gram, Rock divided "iM importint drive stood at }},oao,000 Saturday, was tom below the Wingate's water L ainnen with tha apparent totentloo LYONS FALLS. N. Y-, June 3- Kawerer. New York spparently POPE SEES NEW details of the set-up' Inlo two d i Orwit O. Padget, Twin Falls area line. Hcnry Bartlett caught a Jeael of HAILEY. June 3 «V-Pvt Ralph that It should explode on contact via getting mort meat. For the flnt visions, applleatlona for adjustment chairman, announced. Report of icebergs canic from 6«t. bullhead-Uislde the fish was a whl . Rawe, 38, Hailey, was UlUd in with the bombers or foul thftr p r^ t!m« in over a month, hot roost by tenants and appllcition of ad This la only about 40 per cent of Albert Kyle, Chorleston, W, Vs. Ho sapphire valued at $7S. action April 3S while servliii; with pellers. justment by landlords. the area quota, wliich is )5/)S7,000, Bandvlchea appeared In lunch rooma. said the convoy ot which his ship the Infantry on Okinawa, his Wife, Lifting of a government order chan TY R A iY AHEAD Rock said, speaWnB of ho?i' peti Padget pointed oul, was a part, encountered fog nnd DOGGEREL ON SriNDANAO Mrs, Ooldle Rawe, was infonned neling potatoes through the arm] VATICAN CITY, June 3 tion for landlord adjustment may Minidoka, Cn;sia and Camns c galcs'ln addition to icebergs. aiNailAMTON, N. y.. Jurw S- MANILA, Sunday. Jima S «> - eased a spud shortage In Idaho anc Popc Plus expressed hope today that l>e submitted, that such appUco- tics have rcachcd 50 per cent ot their Among the returnees were mem ; the war department today. American forces have made thfii* tlona may be filed al Uie local rent quotas, ho' reported. The war Is going to the doss—namea ether PacUlc coast areas. the Ocrman people, purged of bers of Uie 45tli (’Thunderbolt") of canhie pets rcjlMered for licenses Private Rawn vins bom Feb. 11, sixth amphibious landing c« 10n> Prom Texas and from Denver and nailsm, "can rise 10 now dignity and office on prescrilied fomu. Hts ■week-end report on county and 82nd alrtrama division]. They 119 at Hobson, Mont.. and attend danao island In a nore designed to Most Gel Order went to Camju Shanks nnd Kilmer vlth (he city clerk Include Snafu. OUiboma City came reports .. new life," but said postwar Europe nttndlngs against their quotas Ike and Jeep. ed school at Atlanta, Ida. encircle and exteimlnata Isolated butter piling up In etore coolers and la menaced by a "tyranny no --- lum rents, hoicver," Rock Ins's; for processing. He entered the army July IS, Japanese garrisons. despotic thon those for whosn < sold, "cannot be Incrcistd until on Cassia, quota. $i30,000, sold. U32,- warehouses became houiewlves lack FROM OKINAWA SHOOED 10« and went overseas last Janu- The landing, was made at Lau- . ration points. throw men planned." order has been received from the OOQ; Qoodlng, quota, (416,000; sold, ry- }-on 7S miles south of Mindanao'a The pontiff defended rlglite of rent director. tl«,OOD: Minidoka, quota, $430,000, SAN FRANCISCO. June 2 (/T)— SALT LAKE CITY. June 3-Steve Several hundred more survivors of Cogo has filed suit for $24,420 against Survivors include his wife, the capital city, Davao, and on tha west small naUons "to take their destinies 'Landlords may pelitlon for nd- sold, 1233,000; Ciimas, quota, 3124,- former Goldie Cox, Atlanta; a stei>- ern shore of Davao gulf. in their own hinds." He said future Justmrnt on the foliowlns grounds: , sold, $64,000: Jerome, quota, U. S. warships sunk off Okinawa Denver tc Rio Orande. He claims son, Ronnie, six; Ills moUier, Mrs. 000 by enemy air action today arrived was struck by tlie equine foot- (C^>Ub.i4 w ran s. Cûu 1) "harmonious relations between men' When the rent on the maximum uas,000: &old, $200,000; Blotne. quo Rena Levicy Keto, Boise: and five are threatened by mobs of "dispoa. rent date. March 1, I0<4. was ma ta, $J34,000. ôl(l, IDO.OOO; Lincoln, at Treasure Island en route home _ r thrown by another employe brotliera and sisters, all of Boise. sessed, disiUuloned, disappointed terially affected by peciiUar cir quota, <167,000, told, 169,000; Twin on leave. during a horseshoe game. and hopeless men who are going to' cumstances and as a re.ûlt was Palls. *030,000 of Its »aj70,000 quota. They were from Uiree ships, Man- HANSEN MAN KILLED aweU the ranks of revolution' In the substantially lower Ihin tlie gen nert L. Abele, destroyer of the 3J50- Reporting again for the area, Pad ton class; Swallow, a mlneswcei Nazi Bullet Wounds HANSEN, June 3-Mn. Bernice pay of a tyranny." erally prevailing rent for compnr- get said the "E" bond sales total hat B. Wood has been notUled by the E M N S E I S i y i E PARLEY Tlie Pope ricclared the Vatican ible accommodations." with ft long, gallant record S': mounted to $1,113,000 Saturday— large support landing craft. Wallace 10-Year Old department that her husband, BAN FRANCISCO, June 3 «V- concluded the 193J concorclaL wlui Major capital improvements, cit but the quota is *3,570,000, he ob Rusela was reported tonight to have WALLACE. Ida., June 3 WD-Ten- Pfc. Homer R. Wood, was kUled in Germnny "to set up a formidable ed by Rock, as necfSfiry for "any served. acUon on Luzon Island May 9,1845. taken an emphatic no-retreat atti barrier to tha spread of Idea at once flllowable rent lncrea«" intludo year-old Jimmy Oyde was wounded Twin . Falls county workers had Difficulty Feared today by n German army bullet, but Private Wood was bom Juno n , TO i L GEN. IKE tude on a veto-voting issue which subversive and violent" and asserted structural addition which is cJenrly sold $035,000 in bonds Saturday, R, not as a result of military action. 1618, in Kimberly. He attended tho ABILENE, Kan, June 3 MV-Qeni again has deadlocked the big five Umt his Immediate predecessor, de — addition lo.Uie premises, such aa J. Bchwcndlman, county chairman, Dwight D. Elsenhower is eomlns and the United Nations conference. nounced the nail regime In 1S37 r building of an additional room, With Draft Quota A souvenir German shell sent by Hansen high school and had se reported. his uncle In Germany, exploded as with the armed forces since August, June 31 for a reunion with his family This aland was dieUted straight after the pact had been violated by the installation ot plurpblng. Of the amount, *452,000 is in BOISE, June 3 (frf—State aeleo- 1944. He went overseas In January, nnd fellow townspeople. from Mosww. the Germans, heating or electricsl equlpm ‘ tlvc service headquarters said today Jimmy nnd a playmate were ham bonds, he pointed out. mering It in the basement of Jim- 1S4S. Noilflcatlon of the dale, received Bold the official British Informa- "Notxxly,* hfl said, "could aecusc (Canlli4 sn Pm >, C«Iibii II Idaho boards will cxperlencc diffi today, was signal for eonptettaa «f Hcal aenlces: the church of not liavlng denounced Mrs. Chailes Casey, Twin Falls culty tn filling their draft quotas m)"» home, causing a flesh wound in He was awarded the combat In- city chairman, reported the city his Hsht hand. fantrj’nian's badge for extreme plans for a celebration for the man "thifortunately, there eeema ... and ezpoeed In time the true nature ■ • •a* *313.480. as a result of the new directive cut- bravery and outstanding service. who led the allied fotcea to Tlctisy reason to believe ths movement of of the national socialist movement Auto Recovered ting off most men 30 years nnd He slso was awarded the Philippine In Europe. ■ ■ the conference on the final phoM and the danger to which It exposed older and previous instructions 10 Magic Valley Youths liberation medals, and the Asiatic- of Its Journey will b« facUlUted Chriatian civllliaUoa." Tangled in Cable leave essential younger workers in Committees have been set to thereby." Ttje Pope's outline of the church’s industries. Pacific ribbon. He was a member make arrangemenU for a recepUoa. - - Entangled in a U{ht pole cable Join up With Navy of Uie so-called Red Arrow Infantry which will Include a parade asd The lasus Is, should Baaila, China, stand on Germany vaa apparently 1 a local board tnemorandum BOISE. June 3 yp>—Navy recruit la answer to criUclsra that the •ar the approach of the Shoahono :ISSH 0T signed by Brlg.-Oen. M. O. McCon- dlvblon. program at Ui> falfsrninds. Oov* BritAln, France and the TJalted street bridge, a car Btolen at 11:30 ers today enlisted these i7-year-old Private Wood was the son of Mr. emon of several statei and coa-> State* have absolute veto power In Vatican'a attitude toward nazi Ger- nel. slate draft director, selective Idahoans; and Mrs. O. W. Wood. Hansen. He tha security council of a world mjuty has been amblgttous or favor p. m. yesterday was found by police service said local lx>ards would in mandants of mlUlaiy InsUUatfaoa io able. while the owner w»s reporting hi* Melvin Roy Jenkins, son of Arley worked on his parents' farm before Kansas will be tnvlted. BWm> TtS ’ league, even over the mere dlscua- forced to take some of the younger, Jenkins, Buhl: Isaae Fugene Todd, entering the service. ‘ iss at the pcdlce lUilion. leu essential and more replseeable dose, elon of situations which might brother of Majme L. Ownb«7 . Filer: sides tbem, he leaves a son. threaten the peaeeT DOUBLE BELIEF The car. the propertr ot r. L. Ed- JESSOPB, Md„ June 3 ~Thlr- men from groups already eerUfled The Elsenhower family win have mlnster. S33 Ash street, «»s taken !en convicts were abot uid wotmded Loyd EHwln Hills, son of Fred A- V, aged nine: four aisters and reunion at the hone of Mrs. O, J, AJJ but RusiU are wlUJn* to In- MOSCOW, June 3 »>>-K wak by fetJeral war egencies v «»»ential HIIIj, Jerome: Lester Butchlnaon, two brothen. One of the latter. tWTMt the veto privilege as Inap- from a parking lot In the rear of might bsfore state troopen and to such Industries as railroading, Bisenhowar, the teseral'a ti*ynr- f a o ^ mfair today when Judge A. the Woolworth store st 11:30 p. m.. son of A. Clyde Hutchinson, Bur Pvt. Deuane 8. Wood Is stationed old mother. - - jdkable to ihe airing of disputes In fte>D gmrds,; were able to drive lumbering, mining and aircraft ley. 1 L. Maxran granted John M. East of police said. tveral hundred rloUng t»ute of cor- manufacturing. In (he army In a South Carolina the Kcurlty oounclL B arm d * dlvoiee from OusUn East, camp. with a meamire British and Amer. A few moments later poUee found scUop prteonera back Into their at ■ five minutes later graiited ie car, which had bttn taken by » ie»n ■rmpathr. « u t to go farther ---S UD, Elmore, of Potlach. a !lli aqd and disorders which broke That Windshield •ad lift ih* Ttto from tnvtatl*>Ueaj sailor, entangled in. the cable near out dortnf the evening me«l. dtvoroe from Pearl Bast. tha bridge. Ilie owner called • Britons KiUl,221 ct eoatroreralea and action to adjust State poUn were ordered to open It’s a Bear! It’s a Bear! wrecker to free hU mschlne, The flrt St the climax of three hours of TaxAlmoBtDue Ibtoj pacifically. BOOKE, la.. June 3 (4V-A 1,300- But a Ruislu paper Uld before aaUor escaped eo foot. dlsbarbance* when a dccen inmatee Nippons in Burma WABHIKOTOTJ, JOU 'S Um tig flrt delegation cble'a de. Curfew Lifted At 10:30 p. m. • car belonging to nohsd eight (roopoa attempting to pctund polar bear U encaged In a ■niBt wladtMeU tax U diia hkIcu'' Ilcne . While Weir, 107 Blue L«kM elcsa a door. One of the offlcen. baggage car (onlght, and raUway new cage. CALOOTTA. June 3 (0>>-BriUsb T h t men » aatoncMk .tac claret the Soviets want the widest , 'Everythlne went off imooUUy trtwps have Inflicted a heavy defeal «lb le InUrpretation of the veto. For Servicemen boulevard north, wu takeQ from In „ N. Kavaiwgli. w u express agent A. J. Schroedor suid ftampa WiU «o oa m)» Moh 8«t^ 5 front of the owner's hnue. At 11:30 when we got It ready," Bchroeder JapauM troopa In c«n(nl ~ They are Izulstlng that ft cover dlt- Sheriff Wairen W, Lowery’s BUhed.il the back. id volunteer helpers are bre«tb- p. m. BherUf Lee Johnioa called lo iVlcis. sil short termers, related. "We put the cage up cuBlona u weU as laveatlgaUoa. ofUe# received official noUflc*- ing mire easily atter a dey-lnBg against the aide door of the car, peaceful aettlement and the uae of tion Saturday that the ninth cal poUce lo report lhat he h u l had armed themselrea with \Mttles found It parked on a main street la struggle to get the wilmal tack ta stuck some fish in one end and the fcfce against aggreason. 'h a d lifted iU and chibs. bear finally made up bis mind to midnight curfew t„ 'nieusanilli of windows In the celt Two i>tn Foils îTsrUles were Ar BO ln.“ BLOW Btrr auRK throughout the area It attperrliw. tl» wer« broken br th« prlsoneni, In Balt Lake City word et the D lls means that their status In rested by Bherltf Johuicn, Jenane, .nba kept up dtn. by hamsierlng, USDORA, UL, June 2 UV-Louls as they returned to the Weir e»r escape rwulted In a flurry d ae* Bean and H tm y ObaUaoombe night dubs and other Ute spots smuhla« g lM aAd shouting. Pl&lne, la. mity. »ill be as that of a civtUan Inso which they had a l l ^ y iiolen e«r- Beam were tu m ^ Into the cell whlls picnicking on Itamupln creek Uor tn Twin Fftlls and partied on m elded to set' the c v m m siding, tm July T, 1933, earred their im tuu far as the curfew Is eotieemed. tier through windows, and until they eould gMt blm In a n la . ______First report of the curfew lift m*ln sUeet in Jerome, They were tew gas sheila wen Ored Into the ‘nielr plan was to build » c u « utd tha dat« on the bark of a tur* to, be returned to'Twin Falls by bear. Learning that the : tie. 7%e tortoise wu foond today » ing was announced Uay 18, rlotltig oooTlcts, btd.a storm which beside the car to h(*l the beac t o . -treighi 1,300 ponnda. they eadcr* Chief of PoUce Howard QlUette, who sent a high wind whlsUlng through tU they eould (rpeir the cam tn ml2e from the pic3ilc gnnmds. aided la the axrest. * new. stronger fence boUt aroun prlsoD. dispersed the e u rapidJj. which be left Nev York. a* the cage at Boifit Qardcni k a Pag# Two TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO Sunday Mombiff* Jone 194^

ily. Hi* wife. Mrs, NaDene Tets and n< datigtiter, Gayle Ann. make C Ir hocna at the Tlilrd avenue PLANS UiERW A Y Twin Falls News in Brief address. Sergeant Teti, who enter i E D ed ths army In March, 10«, has been stationed In England since Ane*t«a Traveler* Cheeks Lest H»rt From Prwlen last Christmas. He b scheduled lo UUlan Olmple. 33, who gave police Fred Nlebon. Lakeville, III., „ . Mrs. Mabel Schlferl, Preston, ts FOR CASSIA FAIR ported to police here Saturday that the week-end house guest of Mr. report for duty af Ft. Doualas on her addrea* as "all over," was ar- July 1. BY LIONS GROUP Psf* 0») BUIOEY. June 3—Plana for tho he had Jost a number of travelen and Mra. cbarles lutcilffe. ROPEBT, June »—At the meetln* Doughboys mhed uhora iiiliut 1048 Cassia county 4-H fair and rested late yesterday and charged with vagrancy. chfcka either In Buhl or T»-ln Palls. of ihe Lions club, astk Cameroa Ugbt cîpÛon. quickly mcuiM tory stampede were made at a Lose* Ration Beak was elected president for tho ea-- their beiehhcad and roovcd Inlind mt fair board meeting. Boise Ouest Alltodi Conr< Gertrude Valentine, Twin FaUs. Car Overturns, 2 sulng year. Other officers elected In leirch of the enemy. Tlie UnxlUii New membcra of tho fair board In Dr. E. J. Miller will leave today for reported to police Saturday that were the Rer. D. E. Allen, first vlce- iru cuds under cover of tlrant clude Wealey filzcmore. View, and Mrs, MarUyn Parker, Boise, b she had loot her "A" gosollDB Servicemen Hurt guest at the home of Mr. and M Boise where he will attend the slate prcjldent; Earl W. Bell, second vlce- aerial und naval support. Clarencn Matthews, Oakley, Other osteopath convention. He will llun book. HAILEY. June S-PhM 3'c Rodney prfjldenl; Wayne Taylor, secretiry; ■Itie Jipanese puUcd b»i* from member* are George J, McOoiilgal. E. M. Bonwell. She will remain Twin Falls for the next few weeks. turn Tuesday. Rlggen and a marine from the Bun Dr. U D. Hyde, treasurer, A. W. Mc- tha beieh under ahelUng by a de- John Powers, Mrs. ESalne PIk*. L. C. PerUand GaesU VaUey base, are In the hospital there Roberts, lion tamer; Jim aessoo. itroyer fares commanded by Rear* Freer, and Oeorge Cleveland. Mc> Mra, John Kelrur and »on, John being treated for InJurier. received tall twbter; Leo B. Barry and Bari Adzn. A. D. Etrvble. aonlgat waa elected chairman, and ny, win arrive' today from Port When th# car which Rlggen was Buttcane, directors. Vanki lound a destroyed J«p»' Saul Clark. secreUry. I, H. Harxln Is Marilyn Brooks, student at Ste phens college. Columbia, Mo..' Is land. Ore.. for a vUlt with her driving went out of control on Tim W. R. Beeson was In chirga of tbe SCM radio station near Ixuyon. the new treasurer, i police Saturday afternoon that i parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wall, The maneuver was a 6hore-U>- expected to arrive Monday to spend merman hill. J8 miles south of Hai program. Clarence Matthew* la chairman of had lost her purse contahilng I and her grandmother. Mr*. Maty ley. The accident occurred as the The club declined an Icrttalion to *horo operation, shtftlns aome Amer Ihe rodeo committee; Oeorgs Cleve while shopping here, the summer vacation with her p&r- M, Wall. ican lorces. probably Irom M»J,- land will have charge of the grounds enls. Mr. and Mra. W, B, BrooU. two were returning from Shoshone. iponsor the rodeo Jinibore« thl* The car overturned several times year, due to other actlrltles claim* Oen. Bosfoe B. Woodrulfa 2«th ' and bulldlngK, and the finance com- Vlslla Sister Here etanu from Bpokane From New Vork after leaving the highway. It was Ing the time of the members. The fantry division In the Davao aec mllteo Is headed by Qeorge Mc- George Fouke, Lewiston, slopped Dr. Floyd Ham, 118 Main ai towed Into Holley and will be db- dbtrlcl IJons convention wlU be held On Luion Oonlgal. briefly at the municipal airport Marlin Sweeley. who has been :iue north, returned from Sp< On Luion. tlic 31th Infantry studying music ot Juilllard School posed of as unusable. Howard Bea here on June 38. Quests were W. K. ■■ was decided to enlarge the Saturday afternoon for a visit kane. Wash., yesterday, after man. also of Sun Valley, was owner McDonnld of Twin Polls; S 3/c Pix vision continued I and sealing capacity, and Im his sbter. Mrs. Al Weeks, He ot Music, New York City, arrived i-week business trip. Friday to visit his parents. County ■ “ le car and had loaned II to the Brosdhcad nnd Lleut.-Osl. Elmore J. prove the lighting facilities. route to Denver. Oliie Hurt, tuie pollcem.->n in The rodeo will be held August 33. Attorney and Mrs- E- M. Sweeley. Here From Utah Broadhead. jitcn occupied positions on highway vestigating the accident, stated that 24 and 25. featuring the Hutchinson Takri Training Mrs, Virgil Lessels and daughter*. the extent of Injuries suffered by II. aeren and a half miles north- rodeo stock. v,1lh Jack Okey a« an Pvi, Robert W. Cobb, aon of Mr. Records Brand Kathy and Margaret, are hero from Dghty per cent of a movlo fjiat cBit oJ DoKUlo. Thrsc ni)eratlcrj George S- Carder. Filer, record the servicemen have not been ascer niuiulncturing plant b In perpetual nouncer. New and different acta wllf and Mrs, J. H. Cobb. Is taking — Tooele. Utah, for • visit with Mr. tained. ' were tupporloil by mcclliira, attack be featured this year. vaneed training at the Infantry re ed hla stock brand, a figure four and Mrs. Robert Haller, p&rents darki)c.'5 during working hours. and llghler bombers which droppta placement training center at Camp within a C, to be used on the left of Mn, Lesseis, Mrs. Lessels Is the 370 toiu and fired many thousands Maxey, Tex. ribs of horstt. the left side of cat former Ruth Haller. of roundn In a.isaultlng Japine; Livengood Kites tle and anywhere on sheep. supply dumpa and concentratlonj. Reloriu Home Visit Itelallvea Reports Bicycle Stelen The U. E. 13th und Aoslralisii a' KING HAAKON Manager of the R^gerson Coffee Mrs. J. Morris O'Donnell and fotrcs carried their iicutralljlna ot- To Be in Oregon ahop, Herbert Alexander, relumed Oerald Conrad, 1139 Sixth avenue daughters, Valerie ftnd Joanne, are Bcnils atThis.Tlieatre/ (aclu on Borneo Into a flltli OSLO. June 3 W’,-Ktng Hut Fiinernl services for Wllllnm Hen- Friday from Salt Lake City where east, reported that his bicjcl# had hero from Moscow for s visit with cesslvo day wltli more thun HO 1)1 rrtiirn to Noruay Tliursduy ry Livengood. 85. who died early he visited hti wife who Is hospital been stolen from Its parking place Mri, ODonneir* parents, Mr. and of bombs, attacking air facllltlfs, the day will be declared a national Friday morning In the home of his ized there. Mn. Alexanaer’s con at Shoshone street and Second ave Mr*. P. H, Adams, and her abler, personnel and supply nrea.i an ' hDlltlay, It u-lJl be the klng'a first niece, Mrs. Emma Clouchek, 327 dition was described as serious. nue north. Saturday afternoon. Mrs, Qlen Trail. Speed Total Victor in the jIfhJ of hLt home/dnd since ho left porting Australian erouiid Fifth avenue east, will be held In Reports Billfold Loet mopping up ojierailons on nearby ' ngo to the day. to continue Portland, Ore. Dtgrae Candidate Marriage Uccnses Tarakan Wand. fight oBiilnsl Qermany f: Mr. Livengood. bom Feb. H, Teru Nakala. daughter of .Mrs. Mrs, Everett Park. Filer, reported MarrlBSe licenses were oblained Loii(Jon. In nddltion, Juno 7\Js I ML'jourl, hod been a resident of Han Nakala, Twin Falls, li among .) police headquifters Saturday Saturday by John W. Lundy, Wen day fiorwoy won lndej>endencJ from aftemoon that she had lost her blll- dell, and Hazel Iris Long, Filer; Tv.ln Falla for the Ia.it U years. candidates for degrees from Rock the streeu here...... Boys 13,10 and 9, fi»eden In 1D05, Surviving besides Mrs. Clouchek ford college. Rockford, Hi., at com Thomas Hicks and Mary C. Hlcka, lalned only a small amount of both of Twin Falb, and Mack another niece, Mrs. O. W, Coiner, mencement exercises next Wedne.^- money, she said. win I^lls. daj'. She Is majoring tn household Bright, Twin Faib, and Msxlne Held for Burglary The body will be nent lo Portland Clalon, Pocatello. BDIILEY. June 2 —nircc lo under direction of White mortu Fined far No License Juvenllrs, aged 13. 10 nnd nl Seen. . . J. Homer Bchnell. Kimberly,__ 4 Days Starting TODA Y! ary. ArrlTe* Hera fined <1 ond (3 costs Saturday were arrested here and confess Mrs, Victor Taylor arrived from to a series of burglnrlf.-i commltled he pleaded guilty to operat- n a patli OPEN 12:45 40c til 2 durlnir the post ta’o months. Harry Miugrave Industriously Tacoma. Wash-, recently to make . trailer without a llcenie. He ncliig tt-eeds on property he owns Last Honor Paid her home far an Indefinite time was arrested Friday afternoon by era] hospital, following hU return TJielr ccrlea of escaiwclM li with her aunt and uncle, w . and from Australia, Is here on s 30- ltd breaking Into the Consolidated oloni! Kimberly road. . . Seaman I'C State Patrolman John E. Leber. nei (Dub) Thomu swlnitlng hla Ernest P. Knape Mr*. M. J, Doerr. Her husband, S l/c day delay en route to Sant« Bar Freight Lines worrhouic and steal -old blond daughter high Victor Taylor, la with the coast bara. Calif., for reassignment. He ing a coin collection, an arronhc&d Funeral servlcM for ErneM P- Altaohmenl* Found In Itie air, lo accompaniment of her guard stationed In Connecticut. Bill Dj'e. city dog catcher, n. Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W, B. coUecUon. and some seml-pre. chuckle.i, os he !IIt.i her Into taxi Knnpe were held at 3:30 p. m. Fri Brooks. cloui uncut atones, alonft with llah- day In the While mnrluary chupel ported lo police Saturday that he cab. . . R. J. Schsendlmsn eating On Leave had found a case at Main ln« tackle and 'draftsmen’s tools. icr nt restoursnt with one eye wllh the Rev. E. L. White, pastor of Completes Course They later entered the Orange Flier Methodist church, assisted by Rex niomas. Jr.. Is spending Fourth street east that contained his plato and the other on part of a 10-day leave wllh his wife, attachments for a violet ray First Lieut. Earl L. Smith, ma- Transportation Co. warehouse, and the nev. H. O- McCalltster. po«lor rlne officer nnd veteran of Guadsl- John Brooks’ potato cellar. daughter Jranne’a baby sleeping In the former Anna Mae Mslberg, and chine. l)'j;jy besldo Uie table, . . Woman of Ttt’ln Falls Methndlst church, of their daughter. Mary Ann. 3, in conal, has completed a H-week A series of burglaries alw ficiating. Burial wofl In T^.ln FalLi training c o u rs e at electronics confessed to by the boys. They driver expertly pildlnR city bus ’ home at C03 Sccond avenue V-AC CapUln Home through downtown traffic. . . Lone- ccmetery under dlrecUon of the .west. Thomsj came home TTiur.^day school. Camp Lejeune, N. O. He b' a arrested after robbing the Fred White moriujiry. Capt. Agnes Stronk, first womsn son of Mr. and Mrs. Olytui E. BoUn home and the D. O. Parker looklns O l tilting alon'B In Jrom the San Diego naval postal officer In army hbior)-. ar city park and playing doleful tunes Pallbearers were noberl Estllng. where he Is training. Smith, and ,1s a graduate of the home, making a haul of ea*b, W. D. Steams, Howard Dougljs. Ed rived Saturday to spens a w'eek's ocarina. . , Auto collision leave with her father. Postmsster Unlversltj- of. Idaho and formerly gloves, a watcli. cigarettes, flash tying up traffic In the rain on ward Mlnnerly, Frank Howsn and Condition Batlifaelory an employe of the U. 8. bureau of light and claaa ring, These latter •I. Potee. M. A. Stronk, She has been trans donTitown Mftln SaliU’day night— 1 Dee Lake and Kay Lake, young ferred from Ft. Des Moines, la., to reclamation, Yakima. Wash. robberlei were done in the dsyttoic. »lUi drlvera hopping mad at each Tw© fonjjs were rendered by Mlsji whlls the occupanLa Bc.'.ilc Carbon, occompanlrcl by ■' daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Camp Carton general hospllal. Colo- other.. . RDM 3/c Royce D. WUkln- I-jke, route two. Twin Falls, under rado Springs, Colo, where she will Retui4u Home from home. C. H. Stinson. Mrs. John R. Watts, wife of Cap All Jtolei wearlng wrist wstch act In band went tonsllectomles yesterday morn take o\-er as postal officer. made from plasUc canopy of Jap ing In the office of their phyjlclon. tain Walts, who has been vlMUng •red, except airplane. . . J. E. \Vhlte w’llh full- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. U they bad spent. They were taken to their home To New York ilud mustache again.. . Pink locust Magic Valley where their condition was reported need, left for Denver and from Tlie bo’s were released lo their Mrs. Louise Hughes, mansger of there will go to Brownsfleld. Tex. inolhen. until the hearlna iree In E^)lscopnl church yard snap- satisfactory late yesterday. the ’Twin Fails Credit and Adjust ptd In two by spring brecrc. . . Funerals Captain Watts Is sUtloned with ment association, has gone to Brook the 30ih fighter squadron. overheard: Charles Drove Ilclurna to Montana lyn, N. Y-. where she will visit her □oodlng telling about the "stepping KI^fBERLY — Funeral services Mrs. W. A, Black returned Sat son. Wllllnm J. Hughe?, [wlly ottl- Veteran Home SheepherderGets lUlllons’’ and tsddle horses he for William Bennett Jacobs \ urday lo her home in Helena. Mont., cer first clos.s. she will attend his bujT breaks nnd eslls; One woman be held ot 0;30 a. m. Monday Returning from a year's »en1ce after nprndlng the past week with wedding while there. He will marry In England. Sgl. Orvll Teli. son the Kimberly L. D. S. church w.... her skier, Mrs. Mary L. Hnrehbar- Ann Brennon, New York, on June 8 *lUhop Dudley Whittle officiating, of Mr, and Mrs. Gottfried Tets, ger, and other relatives In Twin at military rites. 453 Tlilrd avenue cast, arrived in .nirlal "’in be In the family plot in Falls. She also visited at the home T«ln Falls Thursday to spend ■ 4 ^ e Rockland, Ida., cemetery under of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Bucken- Blrthi • '• ■ the Ts.-In Falls i 30-day furiough with his fam fuUty of ths cJtarJB'yÎday by Dl!. dorf, Daughters were bom Friday to Mr. trlct Judge J. W. Port«r, who sen- and Mrs. E. W. McRob^rts, Twin t«ac«d him to one to 14 yean In the DAV WUI Meet Falb; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rynear-. •tats peniiMtiary and then com- HAILEY—Sen’lce.i for Dr, Homer Tlie Dlsablril American Veterans son, Haielton. and Mr. and Mrs. W. muted the sentenco to one year’? Jones will bo held at 2 p, m. will meet at 8 p, m. Monday al Iho R. Mushlllt. Hansen; n daughter, parole. By Tho Aaioclated Press today at the Mn.nonic lodge In American Legion hall. Albert Orlsh- Hailey. Burial will bo In tho Hailey also on Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs. ITiompsoQ waj charged vlth ac- MFJITS, FATS, etc.—Book ____ am, commander, will preside. In Kenneth Springer, and a son, on rtd stamps E2 through J3 good cemetery under the direction of tho eepting a bank draft on Jan. 10 from Harris funeral home, structions will be given to delegates Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs. . Je.'s th# Olobe Seed and Feed company through June 30; KJ through P2 plan lo attend the departnent Moore, Twin Palls, all at the Twin tn payment for a quantity of liay good through July 31; Q2 through HAILEY — Funeral services for entlon at Idaho Falls. June 3J, Falls couniy general liospltal ma- ■whleb he did not own. Thompson DJ good through AtiR. 31; V3 terolty home. ea*hed the draft, records show. He through Z3 good through Sept. 30. James Ellis Shirts have been ten later signed a atatemenl that he PROCESSED FOODS - Book tatively set for 3 p. m. -Monday at was guilty of tho offenae as charged. four blue stamps HJ through 63 the L. D. 6. church- Burial will be In Thompson will report lo Sheriff good Uirough June 30; T3 through tlie Hailey cemetery under the di W. W. Lowery each month for 13 XJ good through Jul>' 31; V2. Z3 rection of the Harris funeral home. aewtit. Al through Cl good through . 31; D1 through HI good nome From Vbit through Sept. 30. C, C. KlnRiburj- and daughter, The Hospital 8U0AR — Book four Btnmp 36 Mrs, J. A- Hull. Twin Falk, have good for five pounds through Aug, relumed from a visit in Albion. '1. Next stamp valid Sept. 1. Bftsnercy bed* only were avtll. BH0E3 — Book three airplane Vaeatlon able late yesterday at the Tsln Falls stsmps 1. a and 3 good Indefinitely. Ir. and Mrs. Eli J. Pardee, 6Ja county general hospital. OPA fays no plaai to cancel any. Fourth avenue east, left by bus at AD.’MITTED Ktit stamp valid Aug, 1. a. m. today for Oeltyaburg. Friday aABOUNE-lS-A coupons good ., whero they will visit with B. J. Ualone, Jerry Hunt, Mrs. for four gaUona cacli through June friends for two weeks. Oettytburg John James, Mrs. Edith Par and 31; I8-A coupons become valid ■ Pardee's homo tonTi. Dorothy Qulllford. Twin Falls; Mr». JoDB 23 for alx gillans each. D-8, R«i Barlogl. Bllis; Mrs. S, Canfield, B-7, C-0 and C-7 couporx* good for Father III Kimberly; Mrs, J, T. Harshbarger, llte gallons eadi. Ration boards W. L. Goodman, owner of the IVer; Mrs. Gerald King and DeUs will accept nppllfBiion.1 for In- Crescent barber shop, left Twin Gay Brown, Jerome, and Mrs. W. J, mised B rations beÎrxnlng June Falls Saturday night in response to FelUman, Buhl. . message that his father, Francis Batnrday iTKln Falls couniy ration board of- Goodman, Is critically 111 In Delgh- Mn. A. C- Victor. U>renzo C..... Jlce now cloaea at noon every Sat- ton, Kan. Goodman’s shop will bo fal, Nola Corwerly. Mrs. E\-erelt closed during his absence. Jones. Mrs. W. N. Molyneaux, Twin Falls; and Mrs. Clarence Barks, Murtaugh. PiSMI&SED Friday Mrs, Ira Smith, Mrs. Florence Far- TU, Mrs- W. A. MaxweU and son; Jerry Hunt and Lansing Benton. Twin Falls; Mrs. Deo Christopher- son. and daughter. Harellon. and Mrs. Gerald Jenkins and daughter. Buhl. Saturday Mrs. EniMt J. Wills. Ooodlng; Mrs. Jack Cubit, E. J. Malone, fihlrl Kirk TODAY, TOMORROW & TUESDAY Mrs. M. L, Riddle. Mrs. Bljlhe Hsyne*. Mrs. Howard Koch. Mrs, IT’S YOUR LUCKY DAY WHEN YOU Eugene Johnson and aon, and Mrs. John James. Twin Falls; Mrs. W. J. SEE ROY’S NEWEST MUSICAL HIT! Fehlman. and Mrs. Asel Fairchild, Buhl. and. Mrs. & Canfield, lOm- berly. Roy meets gal in a swell aclion story whh just enough romance to keep your heart galiopinc! You’re'sure The Weather th rill to the biggest and best entertaJnmenll Twin VUIs aad vlelnlty—Tartly elendy aofl centlnned tnfld BnsdsTi

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Noto 31 vHthoul a death te OUT ilagie 8 194 Sonijay Mornlnjr, June , B TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO 'F 4 « 'n iI N Get Your Child One of These Reclassifications Gooding Msn StOI m i N ’ PROVES In Jerome Draft On Funeral Boacd BOISE. June 3 (AV-A. S. Thani>> k' JEROME, June J—roUowlng U ...... aoo. Gooding, Is lUU • member ot Ckwdlng M rat Man the list of men who have been- re the Rate embalmen and funertl dl> KILLS 2 HORSESclassified by the selective «ervlc« reclort examining board accwdlBS Made Target of CPA IE ACE board: BOIBS, Jime 3 mv-Dcd L. 0$x- to a ruling by Attorney 0«D«inl Two horses were killed and _ lA-Neal R. Silver. Thomas S. Prank Langley. rlco, o « 0(Ut« toMt dolor, ia tm eat ■ brooder house and small bam de Tsutakawa. George a . Matsxtmoto, Mveral in tha «Ut« ohaiced by O M stroyed by fire on the Loren H. l ^ l e y decided the appcintnunV Robert H. List, Richard D. Ostler, by Goreroor Oocsett of Anhur mn, In court lolti with TlOUtbw MlUer farm, one mile west and one- ESwln L. Tinker. e Bolnioa- half mile south of Twin F^lls at PocateUo, on the board b Innlld be> U eu goverslBt meat haailHpg. 2A-Alfred J. Robinson, Vinson C. cause not made In accordance with OPA aiks tnjtmctloni r««tnlzitac She Burgrd under water o:SO a. m. Saturday, Charles Thomp Rupert, George W. Kelson. Richard S^h otr with torpedoes a cmce*hit son, head of volunteers of the Klm- tho law which reijulies appolntmenl# th s a ftom further practlew of tha II. Setley, Keith B. Van Patten, Ma froa a list of duly qualified embalm- kind. Japanese tanker. Then. Xott«~~erly Mutual fire deportment, rion D. Johansen, Olenn M. Robey, Burrace by enemy depth ch*rge», porl<~~

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Famous -Trlkshorf set by Koret of PLAY SUITS California. Mnde of cool f.pun rayon crash In bright, gay colors. Halter type By Fleltebinan bra and fully pleated tliort patterned like tho natlonany famous Koret. Trllc- sklrt. On> ple«e «1Ui two piece ad> VMtaees. Bead, stretch — 7.95 Set And her* are lb« three service men’s wives who will man the *Dny t. Bond for the Baby Booth’ that will jftlthout popping oat. stfaln- open Monday at Ihe J. C. Penney jlote to spnr Interest In Ihe seventh war loan drive. They arc Mrs. timer aeam. Uatchlns tklrt. Mortoa noa. Jr.. Twin Falls ehalnnu>: Mr^ Keith Khewmaker. Kimberly chairman, and Mrs. UlllUm Scott, Filer Prinled Seerinclitr chairman, at rljhi. The baby bond salei will continue throuch Saturday, Jnne 10, and is being directed SU N SUITS Made of ctown terted rayon. by Mrs. O. G. MeRlll, county womm'i division chairman. (Staff pholo-eogravlng) striped pattema or gay, cool florols, embroidered eyelet lace trims. . . Skirt types with built-in ahorta or ihort styles u1th flare legs. Bets Include halt Plans Completed for Baby War Students Likened er type bra. 498 To “Giant Trees” ^ 6.50 6.95 Bond Drive, Picture Exhibit , WF.NDELL. June 2-Mcnibeni of ) EtK>Ulfht ea lUinlim •The Buy a Bond for Baby" booth, tile certificate may be placcd In the the Wendell high school RradunUnK Pleated 650 which opens at the store of the J. class were dcscrlbrd ns ’'glort red J. C. Penney window. PLAY SKIRTS i lS«r»n*d« lo Api«ric» C. Petuiey «mpuiy. 502 M nln "Lefo lUl this window with pic wood trees growing t.ill and strnlRht" ) Cina McC»rU>T avenuo south, Monflsy, will remain tures," Mrs. McIUII said. by the commencement epcaker, the pleated play skirts, large floral print* In operation through Saturday, June Mrs. McRlll will announce plans Rev. Brooks Moore, Burley. on a cool slubbed spun rayon crash. 18, Mrs. O. Q. Mcnm, Twin KalU for a children’s parade on the last Dill Bunn, gradunte of tJie school Printed Rayons 1098 county chalnntn of the women’s day of tlie booth sale—Saturday, home on furlough, attended the ex dlvlJlcin In the tcventh war bond June 18. ercises. Another graduate. Grant PUln Color Span Rayon drh-e, announced last night. Bhe explained the baby bond pro Hulet. left for his post only three SHORTS In charge of the booth will be Mre. motion Idea originated in California. hours before the oommenccment. Styled with i pleata In both front Elmer Ross, Jr., T«ln Palls; Mrs. Mrs. Pat O’Brien, the originator. W. A. Doerlnp, suix'rintrndent of back. S button fastening > rr«d Wmrlnz’i Kelt* Shewmsler, Kimberly, and Los Angeles chBlrmon of ihe baby schools, prr.ientcd aw ards and 2.98 Mrs. William Scott, Flier. bond drive. scholarship mfdnh (o Leona Morri Mrs. Bhewmaker snd her htlsyirs £hc toured eastern cities just be son and Idsllelle Ralne, valedic KaKer Bra to M«Ub—1 . 9 8 SLICK CHICK will have charge on Mondays, desig fore the drive opened- torian and sahiLatorian, respectively. nated as Kimberly days. Patricla Crosby, originator of the Graduates were Introduced by E. J. Mrs. Ross and her co-workers will baby bond posters, appeared on a Parr, chairman of tho school board. sell baby bonds In the booth on radio program. "Don't Duck Your Casuals Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Duty.- with Disney tn behalf of the READ TIMES-NErWS WANT ADS ■SLACK-A-DAY” FASH IO N S IN <. FruM* Lamford liioo, . and Saturdays, Twin F^Us days. cimpalgTi. orrbxir^ Runs'* luo Mrs. Soott and her helpers will be RATION FREE In the booth on Prtdsys, Flier dnys. RITES FOR INTANT mmmmm 291R ^ m m j to Dorw'» MO—Ifli I At all times a Kr^lca man's wife JEROME. June 3—Funeral serr- Plamblnc Si Heating Slack Suits A smart «HngWV,' fthrtn will be chief ovtneer In the booth. icci were conducted at tlie Wiley sandal with two wide tn« With every bond purchased for a funernl chspel for Rose Annette Falrbanki-Morse !IOME WATER BYSTESIS One, two and three color combinations. st«p itrspa . . . Cool tad cliUd under six yean of age. a W alt Ward, four-montlis-old daughter of flexible for summex oom- Dlaney comle strip gift certificate Mr. and Mr*. Charles Ward, who C liff Simmons Deftly tailored lUcks in smart sum will be given. fort. nuUo Mlea. ComM succumbed after a brief Illness Wed ua Third Are. North mer fabric*. 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CINDER PRODUCTS CO. WILEY DRUG CO. PhoMM^ DMl«n MMtoVMtoT 125 SHOSHONE ST. N O R T H Twin F alls Most Popalar Depart BuDdAjr Klornlnff, Sva» t, IMS Pag# Tbur TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, mAHO TUCKER’S NATIONAL Let’s Get off Our High HorseB. HOW THINGS APPEAR FROM WHIRLIGIG P E G L E R ’S ANGLE I honest American observer of ? a r DIVOBCE—The supreme court jtlcked the worn ccromunist conspiracy as It has of all times In American hutoir to cast doubt on- o^nitea“Iii"tKo~tmnea“Siai«S can the validity of divorces which have been granted •lave been surprised by the sudden Asiatic empire to W T A . ‘1 S :;‘ ^ ' £ K " - « A under a conflicting conglomeration of laws goTemts« ibandomnent ol any cost to Russia in exertion, life the basic institution of marriage. The elderly Jurists tho pretense or material. -Riere being ne fur .X cA.JSSiSISZ.'i.™ ..«= may have meant well, but In this which hid been ther reason to idseste or gull Uie Instance the mBjority violently ilnuined since American people, the old purpose# . Tipped the nation’s social fabric. Pearl Uarbor and of the Intenutlonal communist Thousands of young girls and sol Ibe renewal of program and aellvlly may be avow diers have married In hute since open hostility tt' ed again. 1040, and repented since. A service BT KAttÂTASU tN i the American WlMa U*k* ukd Bto CM«t7. N«rU»i man has freguenUy taken advantage vx and system This change now directs close at of his temporary assignment to a BOTernment tention to the conduct of these un- certain state to obtain a divorce. This change wss arowed American communlits who The first his wife heard of It was (Lnnounced in a collaborated with the ptofesjlng bol- ■ir»k1/ E41ti*a Oobi when the war department stopped long article in the shevlka during this time. They are her allotment. The man was then Dally Worker, tlie' WMlkrwk FttUt numerous in Washington. In Holly overseas. Brides have likewise won lid party orsan. wood, In the theater, on the air and gruiU of sep&r&tlon from absent ry a French communist named Jac- in the unions of the CIO. II they Bat Tu C „ , (either man or woman), under the court’s ficial goat. Duclos damned Browdei . But If they recant they per start proceedings to set aside the other Bro^'der's own paper for heresy ish because it was only by Ihe pow- n. The prospect Involvea tho legitimacy the pure Marxian revolution and Of I i that of chlidrcr :ansled payments of allotments, pensions. the class war emd. such Is tho dlscl- they were enabled U ^ u 4dM UmM> bi Insurance It may take years for the war depart pUno of the Intemalionai conspir above the grade of nonentity. ment 10 straighten out prospective claim* and con- acy. direct from Moacow. Browder Roosevelt's death might have hur trovercle.i. hod to run the piece with on edl- ried the pitchers’ delivery In this lATIOHlL llttPHMENTAl ’The dilemma may spur passage of Senator Arthur torltt! precede under his own slgna- case, but thal Is one of Ihoaa prop Capper's proposal for a constitutional amendment 'uro humbly promlslng to lake the ositions which he. sllh his ready ejtabllshlng a uniform federal divorce law. The post natter up at the next meeting oi wit, would have tailed llfy. The war era wlU start a sufriclcnUy threatening wcls! ho communist organiiatlon. Foi cammunlsis had got from him about DANGEROUS CREW re\-oliitlon without this disturbing factor to compli ;Kpedlence, this bund had been call- all that he could give. Through tho cate human relations even more acutely. .ng itJeH a political association American people, ho saved their At first glance th e German hlRh c rather lhan a party, for about one country, made possible the flestruc- mand docs n o t *crm like ft very formldablo Uon of their only farmWabJe rtval collection o f bogey m en. In the first placc DISCRIMINATION—Conereulonal Republicans are It gees without saying that the In Europe and delivered the conll- maWiig a determined attempt to rectfvcr the lost they are commanders w ith n tsfrm y to com imerlesn cell of the conspiracy will ncnt to them from llie Pj'rennees Negro vole by their handling of tho fair employment to the Bosphorous. with th» divi mand. Secondly, they are largely rcspon.->lbl( icrw take off its whiskers or, more prsctlcc hill cstnbllahlrg statutory barriers against iroperl)', resume the whiskers and dend In Asia already voted and soon for what la possibly th e moat dlsastrouo de Job rtljcrlmlnatlon. The possible effect of their bi toke o(f that capitalistic plug hot to be deUvered. At home, since his feat of a m a jo r power In history. B ut they r has b iwed by European and San the plush wesklt ndomed with accession. President Trumsn has :, but still a dangerous crew. ' hope ar signs nnd picket the Whlti plainly shown, as all Americans about purpose, knew all Uie time, that he Is Ill-at- • Perhaps th e ir chlcl menace lies In the fact While tho FEPC t has been bottled up In the ! purposes of . ease In the presence of the lellow- that the German people have not only house rules commltt< by the opposition of southern this Is all for the b :t vlndlcali iraveler and so, Ineritsbly and soon, dured but revered a powerful genera! staff DemocraU, thus preventing even a floor vole, the sen c skeptic s of he would have rejected the com- through w a r and pcace, victory and defeat, ate education and labor committee has reported favor otservalloh, had antlclpati_ . mtinist.1 In any guise and their col- ably on (hi* proposal by a ballot of 13 to 0. and a variety of government.-! for many yei this very switch In the party Um laboriUors in favor of American-s Tho drcL'lon would have been adverse except for take piles aa soon as HlUer was who speak the American linguige. An added danger 1.^ that, at the moment, the support of four QOP-ers and one Progre-Mlve— mollihed. Such predictions called As a net gain, whatever Ihe com those generals who survived bnttlo and purg> McMrs. Alkcn of Vermont, SmIUi of New Jersey. for no marvelous Intuition. munists do to him, and even though happen to bo the most stable and responslbli Donnell ol Missouri. Dali of MlnnesoU and La Pollctto they Bhould lure him bsck to Rus of Wisconsin. Only RepubUcaa opponent was Robert group In th e ir chaotic country. Stalin was In deep trouble from sia and shoot him as they did so A. Taft of Ohio. June 21, 1041, until his troops we many others for Ideological error. The top nazls are g one.T he self-appolntcd enabled to shoot their way Inlo Browder may point to many adyan- Doenltz government was Im potent and dis DEWEV-Mra. Mary T. Norton of Now Jersey, spon Berlin dimolUhed by Amerlci tages wrought by his aisoclstlon credited fro m the beginning. And since the sor of the house bill, was so disgusted with her fellow- bomber), marching on American with the new deal. The American allied commanders have to deal w ith some Dcmocrats' recalcitrancy that she tried to gel action by canned rations from the stockyards merchant marine, the greatest car circulating a petition forcing the rules committee to of Chicago and tho orchards and go fleet In all history. Is controlled body, they have had little cholcc but to turn report her proposal. 6o far she has procured less farms of Callfomla, and equipped by a parly line subsidiary disguised over some responsibility of demobilization to than a hundred algnstures (15Q are necessary), and with American vehicles and guns. as a union which gives orders not the leaders o f tho defeated enemy. the majority of those are Republican members. In this country, It was Browder's only to the skipper* but t< This has played squarely Into the high com Oov. Thomas & Dewey has already put a similar ml.wlon to promote trust In Russia :nt a , charge. etutute on the New York law boolcs. Other OOP EDSON’S VIEWS ON DOINGS and besiUle the naive American na mand’8 hands. It has been apparent from rc. lUlc pxpcutlvc.r spurred by Nntlonal Chairman Her tive with Bcnllmcntnl propagandi The nunlils have estibllJhed cent statements of Its members th a t the gen bert E. Brownell, will try to follow hi? example before nbout the fundamental likeness o erals want to become tho core of the future the IMS elccUom. IN WASHINGTON our people and tlielrs and the right communications, also by means of German c lv jl government and eventually Its In view of the belief that no national legislation ist tendency of communism In Rus union penetration, and they tsn tie up the mining and refining of non- actual leaders. can be enacted over southern Democratic opposition, SAN FRANCISCO-When the Great Britain and Russia, regard sia. In fact, during this period. the minority's b.icidng of the antl-blas movement less of how it appeals to the res ~ ind the rest of the lodg( ferrous metals so neceaar)' for Blnco surrender, their pronouncements San Francisco conference Is all may win them votes among many elements which washed up and the United Nalions of the world. This Is predicated o: had illllt jnlsm pence or war. The production of have been bo th arrogant and Innocent. They have lined up under the donkey of late years. charter Is written, the key question belief that unless the big three ca which. U ...... I, has ...a offe ball and roller bearlnss which, t.r, have begun the old song and dance about w1i! becom e: agree In principle, peace of an of the debauchery of general Curl Spanti demonstrated Germany’s n o t really losing the war. We were "What Is to be the kind win be ^powlble. young girls, mass executions of po In Germany, are vital to traffic by HAl^niES—Any state, city or Individual feeling ACQUITTING JEROME nir. sea and land also Is at their sold down th e river by the nazls. say the gen litical heretics and Immorality as aBgrlevcd over the congressional members’ effort to tJnited BUtes In roncelvable that both thej r Pol Shots: fUed code of conduct. Aware of th mercy and we have few lecreU of erals. We a r e an Im portant, civilized nation, rabe their 110,000 salaries by the tax-free amount of world ftffalre?- premises are way behind and wa . answer to "The D'jsstlifled fastidious prejudice, they used tf trade, science, finance or techni and wo m u s t not bo crushcd. $2 JOO a year, can probably kill the echeme, If It passes, Without preji below a foreign policy which a ma word democracy Instead and g< cal method.1 which they cannot steal All this is a p«ct of sickening lies, of course, bv challenging lui consUtutlonalliy In the courts. dice and wlthoi Jorlty of Ihe people of the Unite nol a cop nor a esfe osTier— Henry Wallace to thump a tub no throuRli union agents. The hononible but harassed gentlemen were farmer's Tlio new monlfcsto frankly call.', but the generals ta n lie as well as the nazls conviction as i SUtes are wlllUig to support. Only and again with loose-mouthed a; anxious to boo.^t their pay that, according to recognised. due time, the close-mouthed old fair little city of Jerome. As suronces that this democracy wa for a resumption of the Hots and did. And since tMoy k now their audience, they their rightness < constitutional experts, they neglected several impor wrongness, son hu-isy, will till. IhLi fi-iherman should Iuiott, everj in many respccts. Ruperlor to ours. .-.abotoge which delighted the pal know what type of lies th a t andlence Is eagei tant considerations which appear to have Impressed The telling will be done town and city has Its law and order By folding up the communist par ace guard of the new deal and the the founding fathers. r\3r one thing. In tlie house of the pocslbllltii to hear a n d to believe. of this sltuuUo United Notions organliatl--- .. Including ways of parking. ty teftiporarlly. Browder enabled kremlin in the orgimlzJng days of bUl Itself therp Is no provblon that the $},M0 shall tually established nnd at work and Where In the world does Uils flah' most reilou.1 subjects to Join Bldr . tho CIO. Obedience will follow end Opposing generals have long been accus remain untaxed. :Ioser look. the United Slates mei erman come from to think h- Hlllmon and the Roosevelt party It will be possible now lo obsen-e tomed to treating each other like gentlemer The measure does describe the boost as an "expense august body takes his I In thi privileged charncUr d park n In tl- which of Uie parly line organlia- once the fig h tin g was over. But the generals allou’ancc." not salary. But the only deciaraUon that general assembly to de . he plea of which, they tlons. publications and Individual It shall remain free from Henry MorgenUiau's fingers lenled that many of the wnnlii way In his town? What i masqueraders abruptly abandon tho of the routed wehrmacht are not gentlemen. ;lons will go home from San tend the principles on which this 1 A deciding Is found In the report explaining the purpose of the country was founded and built. If they dot r, Russia's no-strlke nnd unity . pledges and Even In defeat they a rc dangroua men with bill, n iat is merely an Informative document to :isco disappointed in the The guy that told you he parked justify all thU as the inestsllble Rhlch the U. 8. delegation LI taken Delegates from the smaller na a determined and pathological addiction to guide members In voting. It la not legally binding. tions, dlioppolnled in the iUnc lat way almost every morning working of dynamic democracy. war. They m ad e a m istake this tim e In letting Under the trndlUon whereby each chamber man M many of the more Import not have been a Irlend. lues which have arisen al the which tlie U. S. delegation has Inker lUJt a rabble-rousing H itle r get out of hand, but ages it.s own household affairs, the house legislation at San Francisco, may be overlook -Nofthjlde Femme did not provide for senatorial gains. The senators Nations conference—voting. they wouldn’t again. ;ecshlps, regional security. ing two important concepts: P. S.: What's the mMier, didn't are now hotiy debating a plan to Include them. But First that the United Stales ear the fish bite good on opening day Left alone, tho generals would be planning tho constitution says that the only body which can The feeling that "the United do more for them within Ihe Unltrc 3 you have lo take out your spite BOB HOPE JEROME another w a r of vengeance even while the "originate" laws affecting the federal revenue is the States does not know Nations organiiatlon after It is es n poor little Jerome? blood stUl flowed fro m Germany's present itrength' Is all loo prevnl tabllshed than by trying to solve al It Says Here— wounds. So th e old rules of m ilitary polite Thus t e bill will hav the world's problems at Gan Fran AH. THE JACKPOT! ness could n o t safely be applied. cisco. )ear Pot Shots: I's about Llmi e If 0 be agreed to by house members In the confer Second thot the American brand I have a roll of 120 cfimeis Him I V President can take a joke so . Supt. H. Maine 8houn, hli wife It seems to us th a t if Germany's defeat tes.^lons. of course, but that cannot make It li it democracy, the higher standard rould be glad to send to the over- :lded to start off. Because If hi nd sons, Charles and John, havo U to be m ade perm anent an d pence made se The ... . much more substantial of American living or whatever yoti rns sergeant If you will tend mt his respect for the United States as a I take my Jokes, the other boyi ,;ft for Caldwell, where Ihey will cure, supremo allied headquarters should itself Is unlowful. .1 Is not 5C»nethlng thal address. are lr\. We coulc make their hbme and where Shoun Last. Morgenthiiu's inti lal revenue experts itri’. This has been migr— planted fully grown tc —Mn. J. B.. Durley , quickly demobilize th e German high com ■ ■ ■ San Francisco which bo superintendent of the city conclude Uiat n 20 per c .1 "exjiense allowanct another soil and eiprcted to thrive until those In mand and tak e Its members Into custody. pretty sleep. HU men. ur ?r the statuic.% speak the e and t schools there. aled t grows from seed. What Pol’s 0 Mrs dians dres.1 him last word on how large n um may be deducted ' ..._ ...... ibelltrvabiy high standard '.her countries •. nnd Mrs. F. 0. BeddslI, Idaho those for that servlcemsn. We don't up in that feath Falls, have been guests here of Mr. "Incidentals.” of living which the American peo 1 do is I I planting, lave his oddress and will have lo ered headdress EXPLODED FABLES ple enjoy. Now, more than e«r. refully ! it lepend on his or his reUlivts seeing ind Mrs. Ted BUmlrei and fsmlly. these delegates from the smaller 111 they save f Îrs. Blamlres plans to move soon lA countries would like lo see the Unit this. PresldenU . . :daho Falls where the will mike her Comes n ow the disillusioning report from ANALYZING NEWS IN that's always bei & Holland-bom professor at the University ed States step.out to assume world CONSCIENTIOUS GENr good for a laugh. lome near her parents. leadership. ol Minnesota that the story of the brave little Dear Pot B.: nd 1 uld Mrs. Walter V. Olds and Mrs. Mll- The BIBLE Gene Patterson says she knows x>n Andreas and son, Osry, have Dutch boy w h o plugged the leak in the dyke The responsibilities wlilch the nere is the key wr»e In the the most conscientious repair man g I did all n been In Boise the past few days, with his fin g e r Is a story unknown In tho NEW YO RK United StaWs would assume by sue! In town. Comely Gene, our nf«- dep. e Gary undencent an etamlna- Bible rea^cg passage for today Boi>« land where it Is supposed to have happened. FANATICS-Keep you ■yef on the flare-up action 'a-ould obviously be uemen' selected from the American re* uty sheriff and police matron, slow •hem. We all ot St. AlphoMus hoipllil. Kow we kno w how those nazl w ar prisoners Lebanon and Byrla. It not Jiut a local spat . dous. It would put a burden of mll- rlted veraloa by the Bev. Q. a ed this while cleaning off hfr desk must admit President Truman has liary guardianship on this countr; must have fe lt when they got over here and King Solomon's cedar gr ; It may affect us mo McCallister. In the police »tailon-and sdmlrlnn made a great start. Everybody won D. C., arrived here recently for a few than we iciow. at a time when the American peo her electric toasted which ilie had dered how to get Molotov to come reeks’ visit with her parents, Mr. discovered th a t Americans had never heard Tlie newly formed leagi of Arab states has rushed pie are sick and tired of war anc jusi gotten back from the rtpalr- to the San Francisco conference, so •nd Mrs. WlUlam Zfhn. that fine o ld fable ab o u t the luftwaffe bomb to the support of thi ' small republics qi all lt.1 concomitants. June 3~ A cta 13:1-24. Key the President had a sensational Dr. E. M. Snodgrass, accompanied ing New Y o rk to rubble. with the French. Moslem countries, It U doubtful If American public verse: 13:3: "Then when they Seems like said toaster wss one of Idea . , . ho oaked him. One thing by Mrs. Snodgrass, plans to leave the automatic sort, the kind that already stirred up by the Zlonis opinion would for long support a had fasted and prayed and that will help president Truman Is May 30 for Dallas, Tex., where they problem, are angry and suspicious foreign policy calling for United rings a bell and all those kinds of thal Missouri background as that's fill visit their son, Karl Snodgrass, Should sympathy slrikes be follow States Interference In the affairs o; laid their hands on them, they things when the Imsrted bread rcnlly the "show me" country and ind family. VIEWS OF OTHERS ed by violent action, the wholi other nations, even as a prolecloi sent them away.” reaches that goWen brown fthlch Uiey™ nol kidding . . . In fact •" Bgt. Lester P. Small, son of Mr. Levant might burst Into flames. of ihe oppressed against exploits' signifies that It hes Just become ! m t I tha ind Mrs. Carl Small, who suffered FREIGHT RATE VICTORY •nils could have serious conse lion. American foreign policy nevei Is afraid wounds In Germany on April 3J, 1s Viewed narrowly, the I n by th« quences for uj, United Slates Uoops being able lo rtm much ahead o: HAGERMAN Well. Ihe beU refused lo ting and iklng normal recovery. He sus tiero sliall be ett route lo the Pacific are passing what American publle opinion wli: ic hri’ d Nil in t:-.- rat:!r'.on tained injuries in tho chest and right one UDlfonn system of claaa ratea < illro&d trelght through the Suez canal. We havt support, the Idea that the Trumar. ouseholtl had reached such propor- r pla said. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Parks hi ons that Deputy Patterson decid (TerTvhere east o{ Uis KocUu is vast mllliary InstallaUons all ihi or any other admlnislratlon could sold ihelr home to Mr. and Mrs. ______S In the Mrs. WlUlam Zeferjohn and Mr*. eouth uid west- Herelofore, majiulaclurera In these way trom Ei;>7>t to Persia that wen step out too far la front as a — '■* Earl Ralne. Eagle. They are ed lo take Ihe oUlng toulfr to the Is really a Hellcat.- The other W. Oglesby, Long Beach, Calif., rejIOM h&T« been serertly h»ndlcappecl in coapttliinn used as supply lines to Russia and savior. Imposing democracy Ing to Gooding, where Parks w repairman. ••Yeah, and thal Truman we’v ivs been vbltlng at the home of with eutem manul»ctm-er8, who enjoyed mAterlally nerlcan armies In north where It Is wanted, of protecting Two days passed. Depuly Palter- in Washington Isn’t doing a Ira. Brick Zeferjohn and family, I are trring lo arrange anybody, any plaee, any Ume. Is pre Jjnilor of the Lincoln school. Mr . son returned to the repairman and lovu ntM. Now tb« competition will be on equal Parks has been a resident of Hag< Job, either." Miss Joan WalUr^ton. grand tenns-exeept, of eourae, rates will properly reflcet with Baudl-ArabU and posterous. was told lhat "the toisler «orki all Jn spite of this obvious conclusion man valley since IIKH. Parks ca right now, even the beU ringi. but daughter of Mr. and Mn. H. A Wal- dU/erencea In diatarct. here In 1918, from South DakoU. lingloo, submitted to aa appendec In the broader stiuc. however. It Is a victory of the iiths fanatics have been preacliing a holy there Is a decided feeling that th<- I can’t make the toast pop out when EDEN tomy at St. VslenUne'i hospital. war on ChrlsUaii staU-s. Wise emir* and sheiks in Jwllcy of the U. B. aelrgsUon nt th< He has JuM resigned his position It’s done.” whole Unlttd Statea over an IrUqultoui syslcm of in- as Janitor of the Hagerman eohool. deU. iMaal tarlTJa or trad# barriers. The repudiated *>•*- the league arc ngaln-si any such recJtlcssnesa: they United Nationi conference has beet Seems llk/fce man had frxnl lovemered too much by two mO' Mrs. Fern Winegor and sons, Eu two days tearlnt the Jpasttr iparl Mrs. Amy Houok, Balt Lake City, Mrs. Shirley Young and daugh- t«m promoted manufacturins in tJie ca^t nnd tlie seek more power through negotiation. But, tr Urs, Edith Mae. and Shirley, left turbulent east, hotheads always can raise caln gene and Frank, returned home af and putting It l3icDr& *gsln-ond was a gue.'it the post week at tli« ITOducllsD of raw miterials elsewhere. In corue- ter being away for two months. this week f«' Ketchum. wbera they quene*, the east presently became overcrowded by suppressed or the e^citcment dies down. First the dtslre produce a char- repeating the performance about a home of Mr. and Mr*. WUUom nolitlcaliy and They visited a month with her alster doten times-when all the lime the PhUUps. Mrs. Houck Is a slatei plan to spend the nunmer aoolhs. mljratlon from th# »outh and west, and subject to Ur which will I Mra Ava Schad and two daugh practically aecepubie Ihe United family. Mr. and Mrs. WUjcn toaster Just simply wssn’t Uitended Mrs. PhUUps. She was accompanied izc«s»lTely high cotU because Its food and raw mate« COMPLICATIONS-Tlie situation U more delicate Ban Fran- Rlehle, San Bernardino, CsUf.. and ters left this week for Ralley and rials bid to corns to great a distance. becawe the United Btates. OriUln and RussU have States when the work to do any popping shen the loast to her home by her molber, who has Stanley, where they will spend two SCO cone* up for rati spent a month with her parents. Mr. was done. spent the past year at tho Phillip# ‘nus HUtb and west, accuratelr called "colonial” so recognized tlie Independence of Lebanon aod Byrla. and Mrs. W. Nleffesegger, MaUd weeeks. Mrs. Schad Is a Uicher of l«ns u tbftlr l&duiUlal srowth was under such arti Tho French aUo have pledged that the two naUons Second the desire U Said Deputy Patterson, "Jiut home. ument which wlU be City, think how great thit man would Appleton school and plans to return ficial natralBt. fell into an inereulnglr low sute. will be free; In fact, France Is the only country in Mr. and ilrs. Earl Btj'ion and two these this fall. Her sister, Mrs. Vea- Tbtr nw materlali were shipped out without com- the war thal has granted Independence to peoples have been if he’iJ been able lo make children, Peyson, Utah, and John la Noel plans to return to Jerome the toast pop upl~ peuatory rettm ; rtfiona even became, to a larse put under Its Jurisdiction by the leacue of natioos. Wells and two children. Napa, Calif, this falL ctt<&t, redpientf ol federal subsidies financed by But ParLi iaslsu that cerUla cultural Uei be kepi HISTORY OF TWIN FALLS have returned lo their homes, hav- Mr. and Mrs. C. Alfred Hussel, tb« lieher east. and that military control be not relinquished until AS OLKANED FROM THI IU X S OF TOE TIMBS-NKWB Ins been called here to attend fu Hansen, hav* announced the birth Kow one of tba peateet cauMi of colonlaltom is the mandate Is Ruperseded by a valid MtUement. IDEAS FOB THOSE AS MAY neral lervlcea for Lemm Stephens, NEED SA.ME of twin sons, bom Msy 20. Mr, Rus ■bated. The south aod west wlU Iccreaaa In industir General de Gaulle contends that base« are necessary t l YEAB8 AGO, JCNB *. » l l 15 YEARS AGO. JUNS t. I W a brother of M n. Bryson and sell was a former resident of the • tod prosperity. They will s«li jaore. Also, they will to protect his Ufe line to Madagascar and Indo-China. Owing to the departure of Orrln Mr. and Mrs. Turner K. Harkmai Dear Pot Shooter: brolhtr-Io-law of Wells. In case you are bothered with Westfield community. buy mere. So la the leoc run. Msteni industry and He apparently suspects Uiat the United SUtes wants Puller, solo coraetist. and ProfeesCf relumed Sunday after a motor trip Mr. and Mra. J6M Met*. Twin Mr. and Mrs. E C. Gardner re- raUroidt. which iircsuotuly opposed the chans«. to weaken his empire by iupporllns tha aobltiaas Linder, ciarl&eUat, there wlU be no of three weeks including a visit to woodehueks aod deer around Twin Palls, were visltora at the hone of Falls, an empty bantl pliced up oenily returned home from Seattle »iU also profit, llie prlndpie is exncUy the sana one of subject races and by demanding basee such as band concert thU week. The first of WllUston. M r. and Mra. Jake L*whom. Mrs. and plan to make their bom* here. Ihat APPU« Dakar and MartinlQue. the season will be given a week right in the middle of the tuden to foreltrt tnde. wUl frighten the woodchucki. and Mela U a nelce of Mr. Lawhoro, who Mrs. Hamp Kingslicd has re ‘ AD the probleffls of the south and vest caniut be ■ Any Interference by us in the Levantise souahble from Thursday em June 13. ’Hie natural flow of the Snake rtv- ta serlouily 111 at his home. turned home from a month’s visit aolRd by.ftelsht-rats Justice: thcrt Is sUll nee<' ' would be interpreted in Paris as unwarranted mad' K at Heiie sUtlon showed an un a wire around the garden with rags Ued at intervals of four er Jfre feet . Mr. and Mrs. Vlrgll WUson and at Tulsa, Okla., where she wu the T7A MVA and other r«tiaM] development m dilng. and Franoo-Amerlean relations would tak« an usual Increase during the last dayi childrta. Eanten. were guests at guest or relaUves and friends. of Msy, according to daily reports wUl ke«p emt deer. takinii. Tet. as ibt IV A danamtrated In a report other note dire. Itie affair Is further eompllcsted le “Ittie ’s Eye.~ is the greateit the hoffl* of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mn. R. A. Johnioo, aeeompanled Mo yean ago. the dsclsioB may eo a tone way towud by presence in San mnciioo of Lebanese and Sytiaa received here by the ’Twin Falls So lonj. „ . „ OUh. Urs. Wilson and Mrs. Olsh byher daughter. Ions Mlecr, and patrioUo play on earth In the oplu- Canal company. - fl, r . 3. m Mo i U» big p«*l»iB of tacreased Industrisl "- dele«a\e«, spretdittg propatanda. iao of ail crttici. n is playtog at the sis ten. three smaU efiUdrea, hsri left for Thoughtful Amerlcaos «Ul reserve Mdcmsat on Orpheum. Jule LaJeunesse wss a business fian Diego. Mr*. Johnson win visit «i# dUfersaae of» few c«nU In « frel«ht rate often- ^ IrsUne. Trieste. Poland. Bor&holm. Buthenia knd Mta isetta McCoy, president of FAMOUB LAST LLVE “. . . ftlaoe yen eant (« any- week-ead visitor in Boise. ber too, B 3/o Mayben Johnion, Je< . t»4kM U» tfU fu v n betwttra a reasoubie profit or bo other dsnter ipou until they han aor* taoU than the Twin Falls Business and Pro- rome high aohool gradaste. Mn. I*! club. *here, dear, yea can help me eleaa - iJCMSS.tea iiumBfscfansr. Btrftln* off that handicap they have now. Tfte potpourri of uicisnt hate*. The airline distance from New Minor will reside there for the pree' ' frontiers, historical backgrounds, iffiptflal- ed by Miss Maiy B. Dobinson. Urs. boBM doriog yeur Tsestltnl .. ' WH'ttrnfW* *t«Uy Haprore the cbanew of the THE OBKTLEUAN IN Tork to Melbourne, Austnlla, it ent With her husband Ooxmia . mr>«tabUibMi •outturn usd mstem pisnU to -- S. O. Raioea and M i» Oora Bt«T«as. left Sunday momio« BoIbc n S THUD BOW 10,541 miles. Roy O. Minor. Itftt n e « fn n lo B ^ Louia Post-DiquUcb. of Uw army needs akillod men. tac Sunday Mornin?, June 8,1948 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO Twin Falls Colonel Risks Life Out of Nazi Camp HALSEY REIURNS Two Kevan Sons To Save Men, Get Information Home Together LEADERS i l B WITH t h e " 78TH DIVISION, TO H I M PUN Oermany—He's a flghtlns Ueuten- 1 0 PACIFIC AREA MIISDAY To Visit Folks By DEWITT MACKENZI* ant-oolooel, is James O. UIghton GUAM, June 3 M Âdm. WUUam F o e B R E n m AT renlm N«Wf Aiulnt ot T«rtn Palls, Ida. A Fighter P. Habey hiu returned lo tne i'aclflc First of the lununer concerta by, Faculty incnibcri letwdidn : pTMldent Tniman’j dlscJoauro Colonel Leighton, whose wife lives with hla fftmous third fleet confi the Twin PalU municipal band will Marine 8/Bgt. James B. KcTtu lor the union dally Twatloa sdiOcA . be held at G:1B p. m, Thursday, June and bli broUjer. Pvt. Bobert L. Ke- that the army In the Ptclflo uJU- at S3B Fourtli Dorth. Twin Palls, led dent that it could go anywhere. 10 be sponsored thti montb ^ wlll"bc'twlco t> prtflcnt fiiw -ona-ot-tha advanj mto-Tokyo-bay;------7. at the band shell In city p&rk. tan, sona of Mr. and Mr«. d. W. 1 ' ^ n _ ^ l s Mlnlstwtol and “bigger than our aimy wa« ' Uah a beachhead across Iho Bauer Adm. Chester W. Nlmits .... Tho concert aeries will contlnuo cftcH' Kevan.- Twln-^lto,-arrived -hoaa river between Luiembourj and Qer- Thursday night throughout the eeu- Siturdoy t« spend lurlougha vitts were aimounced aaiurday~ty~iBi~" Europe at Its htlght.” wUl taU nounced today that Halsey and his their parents. ftorry can la a Japan which already many, completing the haxardous as Btnff hBV8 taken over the Job ol Rev. O. L. Clark and the IUt. H. Is Dpporcnlly abwdonlng Its hole sault against ths fiercely defended lighting the Japanese In the enemy's Thfl band has lost many of ita O. McCaUtster, c«mmltte« chairmen on couthem China and concentrat- gun positions in the Siegfried line. home waters from Adm. Raymond A. regular members to the armed forces In cliarge. the last few years, according U) furloughs together, fJie Utter The school will begin a t-9 a. m. Ins ll2 strength In the north. Tho men under Colonel Leighton’ Bpruance and his fifth fleet, pre talning an emergency pass when There are signs the mikado's woj command were able to penetrate paratory to launching new attacks. Charles BatcUffe, musical director. Mcmday In the first UeUtodUt . forward wall of HlUer's once p Including such recent losses a« Rex he learned his brother was coming chureh with Mrs. H. a Burkhart as lords are adoptlns Hitler's strategy In his farewell message to the home from duty la the south Pacl- in hL-( dr-^perata last ditch stand erful concrete fortress by an Intri fleet Spruance reiwrted the great Thomas, baritone, and Pat Day. cor- general superintendent. It will eon* cate night maneuver. tinus through June IS. That was to light a delayln* action est naval casualties of the Pacific jamea now la assigned lo the ma and ulttmalely retire to his Inner After smashing through, h is __ war were auffered In the Okinawa Tlie addition of Reed Coutam. who Three DepartmenU returned last fall from war Indua- rine corps air depot at Miramar, fortress for a finish light. Mean tallon went on to Irrcl. Germany, campaign. After four months Calif, and la awalpng reassign Classes wlU be divided Into Uuee time he pinned his slender hopes or to establish still another bcachhcad. command of Uie world’s mlgl.:__ try. and Dick Common!, World war II veteran, will help strengthen tho ment. He la a mechanic with the departments with the beginners' de wmo circumstance causing a quar During thb entire operation Colonel floating fighting force, during which tint marine air wing service squa partment under direction ot Un. rel among tho alUts. Apropos of this Leighton and the members of his ho directed tho conquest of Iwo Jlma band orRonlsallon, however, not- dron, and waa based In the Philip cllffe said. M. E. Shotwcll. assisted by Un. thfi well-lnfomifd British official third bailallon were attached ...... and Oklnawo, Spruance moved O' pines and St. Matthias Islands. Charles Grclf. Mrs. George Champ* military commentator Veritas makes 417th infantry regiment, and to- to temporory shore headquarters Others who have been with the He waa graduated from Twin Un, and Mrs. L. W, Routh as teach- these observations: gether with other regiments of tho Guam. band for many yean, and who will Falls high school in the 1913 class. 7Gth division, consolidated tlio high play In this season'i concerta are J, ers. Beginners classes will be held. "Japan finds hcrecU In a situa UnderscorlnB the fact the Oki Bob is stationed at Seal Beocli. In the parlors of the First Baptist tion not imllke that of Ocrroany be ground above tho Moscllo river and nawa campaign has parsed from PFC, JACK GRAY G. Thorpe. Dr. O, A. Puller, W. O. Calif. Bob Is on o IS-day furlough, Shipman, C. 0, Bumas, Domer church. fore D-dny. In a sense the Japanese pushed on to within three miles of the orophlblaus operations phase. . . . father of five som. who and Jim will have 90 days before Helen Steams will serve u (tiper- are awaltlns their own D-day. They the key city of Trier, taking NlmlLz said the tenth army and has been freed from a German Bcrtsch. Iro Kuykendahl. lAwrence reassignment. Intemlent of the primary .depart have suffered considerable rever.iw age of two towiu per day a other forces In the Rjiikus under prison camp. Private Gray, who Kuykendahl, Wajn« Hancock and Two other brothers are serving 75 prisoners dally. Ratcllffe. ment with Mrs, Fay Bailey. Mn. In outlying territories, their naval Lleut.-acn. Simon Ouckner uro un lived near Eden before the war. with the armed forces. Lieut. Gladys DomogsUa, and Evelyn Gray power has been crippled so tliat It Always on Job der hla (Nlmlti’i direct control as Is expected home soon. (Staff en- Other experienced members In Charles Wayne Kevan, the oldest a* tcRchcrs. can no lonscr protect their sea lines commandcr-in-chlef. gravlnj) clude ^rartel Votes, RuMell Viehwcff. Is vtth B-Z9 armament in Jamaica. of communication or keep allied Diu-lng this entire action Colonel Tho primary deparlment will be Leighton was consUtently with the LT,-COL. JAMES LEIGHTON Allen DeVries, Allyn Heinrich. Jim Ho Is a Twin Falls high school under direction of Mra. Catherine forces nut of Japane.se home waters, forward elements. Ruper\’klng nnd RuMcll. Bob Hughej. Dob Morrison, graduate and veteran bomber pilot. and allied f.ubmarlncs and air at- . . . Twin Falls, who went aticad Welden Clark and Arnold Johnson. Ueut. WUliam E. Kevan, the Potter, with asjlatlng teachers In Inspiring the men of his battalion of hit troops (o ire what was tiip- Wendell Man on EDEN, June 2—Pfc. Jack Gray, cluding Mrs. R. D. Beebout, sixth tackfi have already dc.stroyed a I»rge In their first combat action of the In addition to thf>e are 10 who fourth brother, la a pilot on a C-S4 proportion of their ocean-going penlnc and «hs risked his life lo missing In Germany since Septem arc playing with the band for tho transport in the south Pacific. gmde; Mrs, Albert .Mylrole, fifth save othen. (Staff enparlni) Buhl Paper Staff ber, has been liberated frum a nazl Gob was attending Ta-ln Fnlls grade; the Rev, Leonard Oliver, boys trani;port. On April 0. MaJ.-Oen. WlIllBm BUHL. Juiie 2-Jolnlng the Buhl first time. "In tlicie clrcumitancr-i Japan Is prison camp, the Red Cross Informed Band officers are Dumas, presi high schbol when he entered the clnu, nnd Mrs. Uoyd Smith, girls Schmidt, commanding Kencral Herald staff this week was George his wife, Mn. Charlotte Gray, now len'lce. , clnsa, Phyllis Skordahl will direct evidently falling back on the the IClli illYlilDi). uiiiioiinced U . dent; Thorpe, vlce-prejltlent; Cou- rcM technlnuc. and adopting Lindsay, editor and putilMier of Uie rfildtrig In Tnln Falls Kith their rtfcrestlflna) periods and pianist wflf Colonel Leighton had been awarded Wendell IrrlgBtlonlst for the past lam. Becretary-tresjurer; Bertach. be Rae Salisbury. "Hie primary de- fortress menUllly. Ja^t us Germany Stock Sales Ring five small son.s. Private Gray, with buslne.is manager: Dr. Fuller and planned to hold the relch with Its the silver star for dUtlnguLshlng three years. his family, resided on a fnrm roratlon. Alvah Prior to lea.'ilng the Wendell Irrl- of ser\-lce In the south Parlflc. Clark. Lynn Cappj; baritone, Dick Bacramcnto, Calif.: Mrs. Montgom nenlons will be held each morning Battle of Okinawa hLs position of compiu-atlvK safety Tliomi>ion, Harold Steele, John Ar- ery. Acequla; Miss Alice Marie Carl determine the cau-ie of the explo gaUonlst, he was editor nnd man Sergeant Oabardl, a member of Pnrmater; bnsse.v Commons nnd except Saturday, Pfc. nobert Meunler. son of Eiiiery koash, Don FYcdcrlcksen and Alfred ager of the Index at MUchell, Neb., ,ie army combat engineers, was Morrison: drum j, Dtrtjch and son, Miss Leona Stanley, Ml.vs Shelia sions, and in so doInK passed through Johannên. Donna and MIs.^ Donna Chugg. Mcunler. route one, Tv,-ln Fal>, ha.i m open area exposed to heavy for five years. He ha-s also had con moblllJccl with the natloniil guard Thorpe. Order coal now al Warberr’s- Adv. oeen wounded In the Iona battle of ■iiemy fire. Upon reaching the Slock will be sold at SlOO a s: siderable Experience on dallies and from Bulil In Sept.. 1040. and sailed Okinawa. In telling of the bnttle, he of the explosions. Colonel Leighton 0 minimum or maximum amount ’.her weeklies. early in 1043 for over.seas service. He GRAVESIDE SEIlVICEa raid that he had been removed to learned from a wounded soldier Uiat of sharea lo be purcha.scd by an In- Lindsay Is married and has one t campaign stripes for Aastnil- a rest hospital on anoihcr Island dlvlduiil was cit.iblLshed. daURhter. Susan, tliree yrnrs old. JEROME. June 3-Oraveslde rites CARS tlve men lay severely woundc Jew Guinea, the Nellierlands for Roger Verne OrllfUh. Infant Cyanide Fumigation and that while the wouncln app.ir- icarby minefield. J. W. Fnrmfr, chairman of the lo Tliej- are making thrlr linme at Indle.s and Philippine action. son of Mr, nnd Mra. Vemc Griffith, Overhauled by expeiieneed wark- rntly were not serloiL-. they were cation commltlee, ninde a report 218 12th avenue north. He Is ft He also wears six service strlpe.i and Trtcoma. Wash., »ere conducted at Bed Bugs - Fleas ■ Moths men. Ganmnteed satlsfaetlon. painful. lie was hit In the shoulder. Cuts Way Tliroufli on j)av.lble location. One now being member of tlie Lions cUib and the four battle stars for major battles. Olva six* ot bouse, see— Now but two hundred yard;; friim Jerome cemetery Friday afternoon B A I.LE N G E R ’S His father Is a fnmier .'outh of considered 1^ nortli of Colorndo Miuionlc lodge. He also was secre He will report to SanU Barbara. at 4 p. m. Tlie Rev. flrn F. Hutchins. Twin Falls, and hU wife and three ;he enemy lines and still under strcpt. decided ...... tary of the Lions club and the Calif., at the completion of his pres- VELTEX SERVICE :nemy oteervallon. Colonel Leigh- pa.stor of the Jerome McUiodlst ehllclrrn re.ilrte In Washington of t Incorporation will be "Wood Chamber of Commerce at Wendell. l leave. church, officiated. Bhoahone East & 9lb Phs. tlS on with dUregiird • • • Sales Co.” flepurw wore also Twin y made his way tliroiigh the field, as to purcha-slng of ruiilp. jy probing a path with his trencli Two Old Friends

;afety for the litter bearers! NEW OmCEllH NAMED In Paris Reunion An hour pa.^sed, and when t! medical aid men did not arrive I BURLEY. June 3 — At a recent I a rccent letter from Pfc. Har- ftcnt personally for medical a;..sls meeting of Hit Burley Lions club, ?. Smith, his parent.s, .Mr. and iince, crossing an exj> 'cd area I the following otJIcers were clected; . H. Smith, 242 Aridhon av 0 President, Earl Carlson; first vice- . informed that he anc threc-fourth.n of a mile. From president, L. V. Morgan: second company command jKuit he tel friend. Second Llcut. Man’lii Mayo, phoned for aid. requesting that ■Ice-presldent, John Hasley; sccre- also formerly of Twin Falh, had tao'. Vern Mitchell; treasurer. Jim et recently in Paris. They had .surgeon be sent to the sccno of tl Miller: tall twUter, Bert Kllnk; lion dl.saster. He then returned to tl en each other for seven years. tamer. Clove Allrii; two-year direc Private SmlUi sen’cs with iliinger area and supen’Lsed and a tors. Otis Wllllnms and Rulon ordnance depot In Paris and Lieu .•listed the evacuation of the wounded Budge, and holdover directors, one- tenant Mayo was able to look him year. Leo Doty and Olln Baker, MEtJNIER HORNEB In the words of the citation up whUe passing through Paris. companylng the award: ’ Hla heroic M EN FROM MAGIC VALLEY. . . W ho wear shoes DIES IN ACTION action Is a lasting Inspiration to his HAOER-MAN, Juns 3-Ml*s Tresa comrade.s and if In keeping with the from Hudson-Clark iinow they’re quality right, Mae Condlt. daughter of Mr. s highest tradltloiLn of the armed Mrs. Silas Condlt, received word t! forces of the United States. styled right and priced right. Hard work . . . long her fiance. Lieut. (J.g.) Wayne Homer, was killed In action In the Klarts In Guard hour.s, malie comfort on the job m ighty important south Pacific. He was burled at Colonel Leighton began his mili with fitll military monors. Lieuten tary career in the national guard . . . no matter what your particular requirement ant Homer, son of Mr. and Mrs. of Idaho and was placed on duty as may be we’ve a shoe to fill your every need. . . Alva Homer. Bol.se, enlisted In the n second lieutenant with the 7th na\->- air corps September. 1042, and Infantry division at Fort Ord, Calif. The Store for Women and Girls received hLi wInKS at Corpai Chrlsll. In 1D40, After a short eoursc at r\3rl Tex.. December. 1D«. He lelt for Bcnnlng, Oa.. he was assigned to oversca.s duty Junuao’, 1045. the 385th Infantry regiment. Lieutenant Homer was to hsve In February. 1012. ho was made turned to the states this summer captain, February, 1943. a major and NOW OFFER THEIR in February, 1D45. he received his which time the wedding would have taken place. Lieut. Charles Larsen, pre.sent rank. for Popular for Trim Falls, who was recently killed, Colonel Leighton has I ^■aa shipboard roommate of Lieut. ed competitive Incentive. Hts broth Homer and was to have been best er, Ralph, has had ft parallel career man at tha wedding. In tho ninth army. Both were majors before they reached thirty, and Logger WORK both are lleutcnant-colonel.i. DRESS When queried about hlirjelf and Jerome Officer Is his battalion’s achievement Colonel Lelghtop said emphatically: "I have Near Famed Spot the best battalion In the United JEROME, Juns 2 — K n t Lieut. Stote* army," Wllmer Rarer, boo of Mrs, Jessie Raver, Jerome, is now stationed as a transportation officer In the truck company of a dlvhlon of the army, near Napoleon’s castle. In France. Lieut. Raver Is now at Fontaine- bleau, "garden spot of France," and ----H O M E — stated In a recent letter that the city Is the site of Napoleon's caslle. Appliance Co. "It's Jast as Napoleon left H; mos.slvB and ornate." Lieutenant Now I^cateiJ at Haver declared. 223 2nd Ave. E. i No resei-ves—all go. We KAVT VETEOAN HOME FTLEE, Jime,?-^r l/c Nyle Pep per Is home from 3 years overseas offer you the choice of duly, vl-iitljig with his life and rela Refrigerator tives. Tlipy ore guests in the home Repolrint - All Makes our entire stock of sea Horc’s ft sturdy, yet com We'vo our biggest stock o f of Mrs. peppers' parents. Mr, and Prtimpt Efficient Service For tho toughest of jo b s — Mrs. John Jordan. Filer. The Pep- fortable and long wearing w o r k w e a r in history. pers lelt Friday to visit at a number Phono in iW sonal Millinery—at a re 8-inch top — full leather of potot« east befora retumlnj to Bhoe fo r the “drcssed-up" Browns, blacks, oil-tans or duty. sole with co rd outer sole— duction of— worker. Popular sc o t c h retans. Sturdy types or lace to to e . Only ojie of a rain moccasin . . . semi-dress. See them nowJ many styles. Pattern Showtt Pictared Abors 6.50 6.50 9.95 and np H a ts

of every size, WESTERN BOOTS IRRIGATING BOOTS Just received—a huje ihlpmenl of Knee h e ^ t - M a d e by U. S. shape, kind. western boota. Styles for youths and women, toot Better hurrj aa Uiejril *o R abber Co. Small, medium, fast or large brims. 7-75 to 11.00 $3.91 Veils, flowers, FEBM1T r . K. iBVlLH w o r n (OipL M),« U IT UeUWAT. IIW TOtK t L V ribbons, etc. Sod tl « • XKPUCA vnm m tocnr r a w «n» r * a txoBn> O lf t r t M O t n t o 0 * $ * O t t W A hat for eveiy face—and age. VOM ...... All priced to sell i h c U m - C l a ...-...... now. cw» OM no t* ...... "Footm earroritm Bnnm rm a^ r m 9 * Tnras-NOTS, Twra falls, idaho • m w K r n m t , J m i , u w

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S O L iR L E H E R Times-News Public Forum—Voice of the Reader to abvlMw tnvvU JO to II mllee m W W f » tWO’WRl mtence In TOALL” Thinks Soldier Who Slapped WeV© Got to Be Tolerant or ■r w w N in’H u PixoH WABmwOTPN. JUM I - OOaoraCD OBRUANY. Juni I PEGLER‘PLAGUES’ The OPA today ptomUed each ifH -Itl no imeommon oHht now- Nazis Should Receive Medal Seeds of Revolt May Be Sown «oupty In me nition a fstr Oiare of ft d v ^ into »n «Tcr«(B eoM' lorce* and I am hi appreelatlv# of w a d pen w d find • group ot Editor, Tlmes-Nm: Uem I think the Itallana vere UlS ahert meat gopply. the necesaliy lor dUelpUna for *lo« Evidently Ura. Bair doesn’t bo< afraid of him. and.nobody » r ‘ tiouihtxtn vriunv Utt«n m Uie; latlona of mUItary law. However, iCH F I I I Y It and mayba 1>« ciMd for Intar- nevvr did befori. If you look ciMcr lidltoT, Timea-Newi: lUva the mlniitCT* ahcmld cxprew dominated by fear over BwIm an n m iM t^ ^ fafr^?lrtri» fcrlni wltli the promotion of tui the boy* In oiff armed force* have thilr Idraa or btllefi at »he »n' or ahow up tlie tyranny In a ol a spasmodic combugtlon of the fair and even illitTlbutlan of the I “ lonhln Rt base pootofftcei, the arrest and conviction by court tlon Inasmuch m he proved ne had we taJk about unlona, Whtli It or nasi government. And medulla oblongata. Muasollnl died I ful. easier dlBMt* Offlcm in individual outflU . don’t know their aide of It. «. n w ly that we do have," martial of one. Pvt. Joteph McOee, not forgotten what he was fighting often with our next breath we deny with the same bruullty which he 'The new action supplemntU an ed. mere palat- leniw must ctnsor Icittn of their becauea he imtckK] tomo of the«i for and against. U aeem* from what know In Japan, China and tn old othtr folKa the |l|ht to freedom of It to hla I Mrller order limiung the amount able. A now t m t enllited men. Of coure# ft w luch iptured Imbecllei, and demonatxat- ve road some of our great big brave cxarljt Rusilan daya no union* ot wdTJhlp, a« they believe to be right, lOugh I ck .. of farm slaughter for «»|g and J«tl«r» m#y ba opened ot i I lu*t how Amerlcin* feel toward genernla have. the workera were allowed. And where and freedom of speech. . . . him hanging I la milk. Try tt j Bwiiy bsje—liut whoover ecnjori leir kind. M*yt>e these Oerman varmints are are the men today that wanted to Per instMce, the mob Uiat «t- head down (on screen) and U we ed “planu I onoe. kin all worker*—that thoui them wont e»ro whnt tli« prtvnt# I write lhc«a line* not In contempt not u bad aa we have been led to Ueked Muaaollnl 1* one example Of can call ounelvea tolerant we can’t ^derally Inspwted meet, »n $4' eayi about the lieutenant. lor the naiU alons, but I wrlto in believe. But I can't believe the ought to get a lltti* better what can happea when hiunan t>e* eliminate anybody for eiproasins "PeiM, tf* wondfrful." frinnfd « :mpt for any conilderatlon American and Orltlali boya who were 'treatment? Inga rebel agalrut oppresilon. You their views and beliefs even If dif cor^XJrsl Bi h9 icnlcd an envelopo. shownn them t: or (bo Jap rata of the unfortunate to the extent of living He calls late Presldi force them to be obedient to a ferent from our own oplnloni with be shipped aeroes staU linn. •'Mat«r»lly, I know no effiew li sup. Ic. You a.^k by wliat right I In ft German prison camp would 'Prank" s ;r> each time penon, or government, or anme- out sowing teed* far mob law In "Already anlmali (olni to fedtra] poeed to hold Rialnit ms nnylhlnir make thc4e conilcinniiloni. I refer agree on thi*. These nazl moron* oies his name. Yi all the money ihlng, but you cannot coniûer their America, toe. Inapeoted planU are on the In- 1 mljht have »ald about him, fltUl you to picture* that ars undbputed from the nether paru ihuulil have had made from w liins I* oft ot that mind, or spirit for alyaya or make Mlia. GLADVa nUS&ELL --eaje." Dowlea s»ld. and aU, I llk« !t belter ihli way." and appear almoit dally In your remembered Just one thing, and that dead Prcaldenfi bones, for them beliere what they cant be- (Twin PalU) Describing the fair dlsl»lliuUon Y9V»?rs Not OTcrybod)-, however, b happy paper. I am at pruent looklne at 1* that to obtain reapeet you muat tide In yean___ plan aa a logical foUov-up, Bowlea about thl.i »llii»ilnn, Take rmli one, Ui the Tlinu-Ncwi of Sunday be reepectable, and to obtain merry hasn't Uifd that lubjeet, Booaevtlt, soma alauihlerera, “for a var- Newman. Abilene, Tci.. for exAmplo the a7th. Jail lo the right of thi* you m uit be merciful. Dy their o»-n God- the coast artillery branch of the . .. of reaaoni.’' have changed &nlo U a private flriit rln*«, a mall ploture on page live you will read deeda they have proved they merit In fact, his veo' living these m ■ ihe rldlculoui tmbarriusment of neither respect nor mercy, and thi service. their normal pattern ol gcojraphl- Per Bervlrs t'hone M clerk kt fllth dlvlnlon command pit -Wounded by civilian activities in swary for removal. ler man, ■niry all said the papei the 7th anny'a duh Inio Qermnny, OlvUIan action atialnit our troops would be bettvr for getting rid of s b reported K be miking eatlsfactory Charging axtreino cntDlty, Nellie 100 tricks you ean do azplalned In our two ne«’i books, "ftQ lln wronj every time," ho «nld. "im* recovery, Card BecreU' and ”M fleiicted M#g|c Tricka." AMU8B AWD laM they are croMlng me up by dyln» Pfo. John 1). Adami, Uurley, Ida., was common when Germany wa. hate«braeder and tell us In that col. Palrchlld filed suit for divorce rl- arrived here lut toeck in a fflant first overrun, Adams anld. He lav uitin how to bo better folks and ho* Sergeant Dibblt eniercd the armed day in district court from Wesley OONFDSE your frlendi. Be the life of the party. With every their hatr." order for these two books we will send you ahsolutcly ‘'PIIJX" Prtvate Newman highly approve* four-motored hckirltal pUne flown a woman pour boiling water from i us farmers and workers can be bet. 3rces In February. lfl»3, and ha# Palrchlld. The couple married St from the BrllLjh blci. lie has boe window on two signal corp* mri ter folk*. PleaM answer—Why dc been overAciu 31 muntlu. Ke waa Burley June 1, IQSI). our now Bin>ER CATALOG of Magic Tricka and Jokealll of t>•r^lmermcd forcta since Dtccmbor. 1043. Qranko. Philadelphia, manned the hold at various times every poslUoc Into conjtructlon work and lalcr be. prior to the mecllng. receiving tralnlm at Camp Calleii iMt road block before the fifth army In tlie gun crew, from gunner down cwne a rigKlnif foreman In lh( and Camp llaan, Calif,, and Camp Their gun. a B7 nun. wiu drawn b> tA«k fore* moTtd Into what hnd been Kaiser shipyard* on Bwan Island. DOYS GKT U tE RANK D*vu, N. O. For a time he waa with Oerman-held territory tmtll the lur- ' alt track and In apearhendlng Alter the »-ar he hopei to rclurr A LETTER rendar. At Burton’* road block 750 s«‘lft advance tliey often ran ) this type of work. GOODING, June I - Tro OooiJ- through Oermnn vllltjas without Ing Doy Scout* received the lll« 0«TBana of the first German para Adams’ career In the army has rank at Uie court of hnnor held it chute dlrWon itopped the taik soldlera been brief but atrcmio ' " AUTHOHIZED force, aunrnder or no eurrender. Ne- ...... left for ducted Sept. 6, 1044, Pnlrfleld. Dennis Tnta and Ciiorlts the infantry to clem up. Hughes were jirejent lo receive tli« Wcstinghniise Service cotutlon*. however, finally opened Comp Ilobert^. Calif., for bails high rank. Two other Gooding the way wltbowt untoward Incident. Didn't Bm Durer training. Ha went overseas foui . Ranges • Water Ilostcrs SflOuU. Claron Jorgeiuen and Jtr- Refrljmtora from HOME PriTata Burton'haa been In Italy It w»* whan paulnj UirouRh months later a-i a rcplnecinent, wai ald Mai. alsn hnvn Iv/^^ t>» nt. aulgned lo the 14th armored dlvl- JO H N H. YAPLK alnce December. 1044. He entered Kbngenmunater, on the Rhine, that award but w B not present to accept . aeiylce tn May of lait year and now Adama was wounded. Becauso the then in eastern France. Hi them. »J1 Olh Enat Ph. 3438-J years Uie riiropean theater ribbon, street was narrow, tlie half trnck Into action Uie day after Join good conduct m*dal. combat Infan was running at only IS mllaa i ing hla unit and saw sotlon con Sunday, June 3,1945 stantly luitll the big push eastward tryman'* badg# and three itam for hour. An old Germiti wctpan In t Back agnlnl G der t9 point ayitcm of< 1 major battle*. Ha U with the aom a»oand>story window threw ti . ■tarted jjarch 19. ler's keep return railngi. He has been In the India- Infantry, whioh prejiunably wlU r«. white phosphoroui grenade* at the that traditional d pel I August II,' JDit. Burma.Chlna theater of opera turn to ttit U. a aometlme In June. half track. IN BOISfi CONFX11Z.VCE tions fcr S7 montha, and was at T didn’t see her," Adam* aald. JEnoME, June a—Jerome county t Our lmt.i are off once mnre to tached to the Uth airforce aa a 'tmt our staff sergeant did. He sold public health nuroc, Ruth Mogor, Seven Seals of another Magic Valley hero. Sgt. member of tho ground crew. Ihe was quite an old wcnian, but n. N.. will return to her offlea jimo Harry U McCombs, Ooodtng. has at the Pller fairgrounds Uanday aha had thoae grenades tUned ex announced, Mlsa Mogcr lieen awarded the bronte dtnr for lo help ease Ihe (arm labor pic O 'n'eodore H. Pence, Buhl, has actly right. They exploded as aoon amoni thnsn altandlna the il heroic achievement In Oermnny, ture In Twin Falla county. Ernest recently hoen promoted ui the a« they atniok us. Shs must hnve public health meeting at Boise, Nov. 38, Upon licarlng a conipnn- V. Molander, chairman of the rank of captain, captain Pence pullDrt the pins ai joo.n as we cnme help county commlsslonera, lald the 5M went ovcraena In April, 18«, and In alght. Bha killed two and wound Revelation were SO more than tha labor ipon- has served with the seventh army •xtlnRUt ninl- ed t}irea of ui, and ilie bunied our tlon pit. McCombs, ammunition aorlng a&soclatian had expected. In France. Belgium and Qermany. half track. I dont know what hnl>- Did you ever hear a som on sergeant for hli battery, took im- And they came ftom a POW camp pcncd lo her. Wi ohnr?;a of n Rroiip of men In Arlaona rather than from the away, one of our tanks had Ita guna from the Book of Revela mccliate camp at Hupcrt...... awarded tha sil and sUcccMfully dirrctcd them In ver liar, and weara tha combat ■ -fttned on the houjc." tion ? Sorae tcnch th a t ruvo- BUtTON nAWKINB Adams waa atruck In Uie right extlniT\iIshlng the fire causrcl by Infantryman's badge. a ahell fragment pierced • Flight Officer Vernon a. Smith, thigh by two lant tmsments o‘ latfon is n Bcalcd hook. that had Twin Palti bombardier and one oi VETEIMN niBOIIAnOKD the grvnadm and 49 itltchea wrn an ammunition box and powder four servicemen brotheri, waa re • Commission of second lieuten DEOLO, June S—Pvt. Alvin Kaw- taken In the wninili. The fr&s- Come hour God’s answer to case and Ignited the poKdcr. cently freed from a Oerman prl* ant In the array nurse corps has klas ha* arrived here frt>m Osmp con camp and expect* to see hla been received by Irma Goodnight, ments mi.Med bolh Ihe bone and • Pvt. Bob Ooertaan, T^ln.Folia, Twin Palls, and she la now as- Carson. Colo., where he had spent artery and now. two months later, skeptics an d d o u b t e r s , who waa a Qermnn prljoner of home soon. B/Sgl. Laurence fiulll- the past five months In the hospital, he la able to walk and eipects to be van. Twin Palls, and another ex- algned to BlrRilngham general war for 43 dayi, arrived in Twin On May 17 he received a medical ^llly recovered. He wa* struck alw from the most intereating German prisoner, wrote of his lib hoeplUI Van Kuys, Callfomla. She I^lla this week to spend n dO-day eration and atat«d "I hope U beat le a aUter of Capt. Sob Good- dlwbarge. He enlisted In the army In lr» the right hard by IJ email fraB' book over written. M r. tught, Twin Palis P-61 Mustang ID4I, and after *pendlnc four mwitha ments of ateel whlrh have not heen furlough, nis brother, Cpl. William this latter home," J. Ooertren «na killed In action In ftee, In training waa ajalimed to duty In removed Surgeon* told Adams they Thomii3 is a student of Lu xembourg. the smith Paclfio with an Infantry would remove only a few larger • After U months of foreign • Pfe. Oonard King, Twin Palls, dlvUlon. pleeea a« th* tmalier pieces woul4 revelntion. lio will make • Favorite motion picture these vice S/Bat. Joseph J. ProchUch.Jr, 1« reported aa liberated and baek He aarrtd In both Atutralla and Hansen, haa returned la P!. Doug Amirlean hands. On Uay S hU tho Bcven seals plain. days of Mr. and Mra. Edfjar Vin las, utAli. for a dlMhargi, Tlta New Guinea and participated In cent. Flier, Is "Target Tokyo," poy. PAxanta received a message from three major oampalgna. Ke weara a 37-year-old sergeant saw service the var dapartmant aUUng that Dee Ain't Atad Either emment-made film showing ad In tha Tunisian campaign with a good conduct medal, a regimental LAM E BACK vance and attack detalb of a he waa missing In aeUon as of dUtlon, two oak leaf eluatert. one tank battalion and later entered B-S3 raid on Tokyo, Tliclr son, Rome with the yletcrlous allied April «. Private King has been In yellow ribbon and five overMai CORRECTION ' Sunday Night (Tonight) Lieut. Dlgar I.. Vincent, haa a the icrrlce for two and a half atrlpM. troopa. During meet of hla ser yean, and left for oreraeaa m ts pleasant and palnleu. Back* prominent spot In the feature vice with the armed fore**, Proe- Re mffertd malaria fever nine acha* may be auodat«-thlng ehe tiy idlu»t- on aheer merit, In a similar period of • Private Virgil 1. Blalr, former overdue army plane cn whlclt tlielr AmtralU. ments. ttellef U efien obialn- lime, than any other tire In the and later reported In a Oerman Hollbter resident, was killed In Mr*. Bawklns haa anoUier ion in prison camp, has now been re- son, Uiut. Richard Price, waa the ed after nrst trealraent. hlslor>- of the Industrj'. Announced action In the Philippines April 1. pilot, nic arm r reported him the service, Willard Hawkins, who as tho "Worlrt's first 8UPER- turned to tho United States and Two Twin PaUs nan aarvlng with U an engineer In m nca. DR. ALMA EIARDIN mUiIng on crosi-country flight CHIBOPRACTOB MILEAQE tlre-'-Uie n x haa gone la In a hospital in New Jersey, Uie navy In the south Paclflo froen hli base In OarUhad, N, M, I) to prove Uiat every single claim The Seven Trmnpels were . recently killed In acUon. lie Mala North n m tSIl • Marine Opl. Oharlej B, Math* to Ihe Paclflo coaat. The eom- lade fnr its superior wearing and Tlie seven trumpets of FtevelaUon denote wotk. Is n-orld war 3 They were: Ueut. Ohwlaa T. Lar< munlcallon itatcd merely that tha and world u-ar S mentioned In these TrumpoU? Mr, ’IliomM will o«-a. Jr., Murlatigh, u spending a sen. 35. and liadar Technlclaa so-day furlough with his parenU. offleer waa mlaslng, and that fur describe the hbtory of thU prophecy and make It stand out plain First Claaa Tom Price, ai. Both ther iflformatlon would follow a« eout who know and demand the and clear. You must hear this lennon. He wear* tha presidential unit were burled at aea with f«U mllU eltaUon, tha American theater of devaloprasnu werrant. A brother, best, the RX is firmly established as tary honora, the navy depart Pirst Ueut. Jerry price, wia re an aU-tlmi "high" In Urt value. war decoraUon, the south Paclflo ment reported. SEN SA T IO N A L O F F E R t By the Oriffinator ribbon, the pre-war defense rlb» ported as missing Kov. I, l»iS, Our prices are 10% bel6w this Subject for Wednesday Evening ov«r Autria where hi# plane was QKNUINX LEATHEB AND ZIPFEa price Uat: bon, and the good conduct medal • Mn. Vlrjlnla Wlart, >*tf» t4 MAKE-UP KIT fl.Mrl5-tju lncluded-41#i8 leu for lU yean of service. He waa Ueut. u a. Poiiant, who u it4> 10«i 7.00ilfr-iax Included-UUl married In Na* Zealand. Jan. 3J, tloned with the amy Iraniport ilph 0. Wllaoti, Todn less 10%; 6 09x18—tax Inehided- June 6th, 8 P. M. 1M3 to the former Ellen EHzabeth command tn utrader, haa taJun tll.»8 leas lO'-^: esoxlt^tas Includ- Ann Plummer Olsbome. 8 = a a ...... a dliUwlihed flying ed-*l9.7S lew 10%; 7.0Cxl«—tax In- Twin “ F K - S i i f c a plus lOr med^ for Incen- chjded—♦MJ8 lew 10%; JJ0H7—ta* • Mr. and Mrs. B. O, Evani. Twin «he »« . mlaalona agalnat Japane»e Included—i\J.04 leas 10%. Palls, received word last week from alitant and p - He U baaed on Tinian. We also hare a lot of odd sliea their son. Bgt. tran Evans, who dent 10 Brif.-aen. Dale Otffney, lueh ms fl.OOxIS, eJWzl9 and 0X10131. been a prisoner of the Oermao commander of tha Alaakaa de> Alt In S ply paasengar ttrea. The Unpardonable Sin government alnce January, 1M4. fenae oommand durlni tha three We hare mile* Qf H and 7/Jg The cards stated that he was well yeara ahe was at Ud4 flald, Pair- copperlsed cable, and hay derrick. and safe, and In Brltlah-U. S, W k J with her hual>and. Sha baa hand*. Tha parents had received also done wort In an abitnet of no word from their aon alneo De. fice here. 9Hc. W t are gettln* our mowtoc cember, ]Bti, At that tlma he waa ...... waa an rouU to hla . machine parts out. We hare a com Subject for Friday Evening serving 1» lUly, where be waa Wayne J. Odw|LU, Ru- Uigmi home, kicked a glaaa door plete stock ot them. capturadi rtiMiow eat of the ear and m m Wo pecelred two hot plate* aod prison eaap. OewfuiOerman OowflU, B (here where ha waa pteked up two ESectrlc SroUen. *nine eur* are • Flrat t4eut. Kenneth U Skeen, pUot of a £-24, haa been a prlion- mr a paaslnff motorist June 8th, 8 M. Twin Palls, a prisoner of the Ger et of war alnce July II, IM*. 4 nice and would *ure help your wife P. out. They ara scarce and very wel man (ovemmeDt since June is, • That do « It for thla week. comed Itczu. Borne ateel hunttag ISW, has been liberated, according • S/B«t DddU ReaBcart ranka u More and nore kids are Betting knlm eOso caae. Ih e r a n a'bar to word received by hU parcnu one of the fimt cl the fluW aer- liom* and w» hope it’a TOOR gain at «3.1S each. LUten h ^ W h iip e r of and wife from the Red Crocs. aIm Tlcemen to recelvi | d l f c ^ ua- . ito appTcodnataly ir t tn, If m i farmini are necdlnc am* TUESDAYS AND “ ------^ aJJ nw Bake Qik , munlUen. «omt on tn. We hate a THZ ABOTX KTfVS U X m MAY U CUPrKS AMD HAOIO TO TOim tM PnOI, IAIU>R, KABDni mppiy et different tfata. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH COAST OUAW. TTAO, WATS. tPAft. MAltlNB AUXIUABT, OB OCPXNBt HOBKZS AI . Bawl «t. plw Kl« (edtnl t a x . ^ In rtiB g rttht away. «■ are stay- o p a la u tB the eTenlnga. and Corn«r Srd S tm t »b4 8rd Avtnne North NAn. a u T C B or m DoiNog bsbb a luaio taubt. . P«ta*a tXX. ^ poctaca aa4 faea. g n are the aame. Dpe PaM Oese eMiy eft)ey Om eeamanlty m g scrrtee siier the '.K.MOVKL1TWDSm (Ofpt. MMn n I.IBnawar.N.f.t,N. o the rowl to the boe^HtaL Areetles ef Dea UtBae Detiffjted M a PubUe Servtee 6g Detweila't, Inc. Sundajr Morniog. June 8, 194B TIMES-NEWS, TW IN FA LLS. IDA HO Burley Man Gets New Army Honor AUARIU iO, T«ut., June 3—A/B Russell Doman. husband ^f Russell Daman. Burley, Xda.. awarded « duster to his air n Dr FRANK SnlEP at a ceremony here. Brlg.-Qen. Charles Dworshak. 35-year-old son DAMASCUS, Juna 2 (« - I haTC W. Connell, commaadlng genera ot Congretunan Henry C. tworshak, Just ridden Into batltrtd, bleeding of AmarlUo army air field. plnne< pleaded guUty in probate oourt hero Damasciu, » minutes betore BrilUb oQ ttie decoraUoiu, Saturday to a charge of distxirbing lorces put an end to FSencli »heU- AvUUan Btudcnt Doman Is not the peace In connection with what Ing, manarlos. bombing ind m*- training for duUts as a flight en^ Deputy Bherlff James Benham de chtoe gunning and piUaglng Uia glneer for B-29 superfortresses. scribed to Judge 0, A. Bailey-- ^ oldest capital on eniUi >lae« Tuu- Avlatian Student Doman, a tech' near-mldnlght fitercation at day. alcal .eergeant, was cited for '•rocrl Sixth avenue north, with the . . The peopls came out ot tbelr torloufl achleTemcnt by participating fcndanfs estranged wife, who has boles Uk« gophcis wbcn the; hEsrd la beftvy bombardment missions to filed suit for divorce. the dlaUnl clanklns oX Shennan taling over 300 houn during wlileh Dworahak. a linotype operator for tanka coming into the loro from exposure to eocmy fire was probable the Tlmes-News, said he went ' Beyroutb along the Dainucui road. ojid crpected, The devotion to duty the residence 'after having a fi They flnit listened caullously exhibited In the execution ot these becm" to see it he could effect windows Bjid then peered out. asslgnmenU, and tlie cooperation reconciliation. "lUpplat People" displayed therein, as an essentia He told the court a disturbance In a few momenta tha ilreeta and vital part ot a combat team followed during which hU wife ran which had been deserted lor days out ot tiic house and in which he were JlUed with what Syrian Presi has contributed much to the «UC' eeas characterlilng these opera slapped Phylllf McNlchols, who dent Bhukrt QuwatU descrlbetl to an picked up a telephone to call police. American diplomat as "Uis happltst tions." Sergeant Doman spent 12 months He olso l>rok« a glass 1 people over seen in the long history said. ot this cliy." with tho Tenth air force In the Tho tanks Immediately deployed Chlno-Burms-Indla theater. He Ilew Deputy Benham reported that through the etrccts. oppirenUy <7 mlaalor.j. Dworshak assertcdly struck Uie Mc knowing Just where they were going Besides the dSsllngulsIied flying Nlchols woman with his ftsU Her to stop. All French InsWllitloM and cross and tvo oak leaf cluster? face was bruised and several ot her strong points not yet evacuated were tlie air medsl wlUi two oak teeth were loosened. bracketed tamedlntely. clusters, he also wears Ihe Ameri The officer then Informed Judge Crowds sere checrlng In the can defcnso ribbon, the Asiatic- Dailey that D«orahok had been square before the battered Orlct- cll'c campaign ribbon with served Friday wlUi divorce papers place hotel when Terrence Shone, bronie stars, and the good conduct flijd by his wife plus a restraining JEROME, June 2-Wortl . . . Brltlih mtalater to Syria, drove up. ribbon. Ho has rccelvod credit for order Issued in district court pro received that Dchnnr F, Blephens, Cheers for British Prime Minister destroying a Jap Zero. hibiting him from seeing his wife, husband of Marjorie Wllllims Churdilil broke out and were re Ji'Mgo Bailey passed the matter phens. Jerome, has cr-idanted peated shortly when Oen. 81f Bern- unUl'lO a. m. Monday for pronounce olflcers’ training school In France, ord C. PBBct, British commander In ment of sentence. Meanwhile, hc : now holds ilie rank ct second chief lu the middle east, rolled Into said he planned to bcc that the cose lieutenant. the square In an annored automo- Is brought to the attention of dis Lieutenant Blephetu entered bUe. trict court officials for possible con e in Nov.. 11)13, He compltled his From BIckbed tempt action since the restraining ba.ilc training as nn engineer ot President Quwntll eenl mtMagcs order npparently was violated, Camp White, Ore,, and Camp Howze, of thnnksRlvlng to Churclilll and Dworxiiak spent the nlgiit In the Tex. Later he recclvcd advanced Prn-.ldent Truinun from hla flckbed. city Jail, was later committed to the Mining at Camp Cirson, Colo. streamline Design Oeorge Wadsworth. U. 8. ailnlslcr :ounty Jail alter being brought bc- Prior to belJig sent overseas for to Syria, arrived here an hour be ore Judge Bailey and shortly niter assignment he was advancctl lo rank fore the British armor arrived. He . p, m, was released on $2CK> bail. ' staff sergeant. Three moiitlis fol was driving his own car and flying lowing his arrival in France, he was TYLEBOARD a small United States flag, Wads DOriAN TOLMAK selected to attend olllccts’ training worth toured the town, snw QuwatU HOME ON FUBLOUGII tchool. : ; t S o 4f t e , and Uicn conferred wltli Joseph He Is the father of one mi. Dclma Sttttcrlhwultc. U. S. charge d'af OAICLEY, June 2—Cpl. James Owen, and hlj parents are Mr, and [■_ Tolman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Pi faires ,and Vlce-Conaul William Mrs. Otls Steplieii-'!, Eden, Ills broth- kitchen nncl bnt'iroom. Apply V 1 Porter. ley ToUnan, 4ho hos been home '03 the into Lciiiui Stephens, Sattcrthwalte and Porter had furlough. L.'- fell to bis death recently off Scnrj? m odern, strcamlino design moved through the dendly French Corpoml Tolmnn, a griiduatc of the canyon rim, during ilie annual I N S a t A T l O N p = fire on the sticcls of Damiucuj since the Oakley high school, entered IN GOIH BIRTHDAY senior hike of Eden hlali whool. TUriDINQ, June 2 — Mrs, Elsie grand, ycar-oround comfort. It's cleon. odorless, fire By Draft Board Walters. Tex., graduating thL? year tomorrow. / , from the high school here. Hadron Hardey, 60, died In a hos proof and won't support vermin. Easy lo install, tool JEROME, Jmie 2—Those leaving Former residents of Shoshone pital here yesterday atur >n Illness f n for Induction Into the anncd serv ho were active in Uie cliurch have r two weeks, E.icli batt Is 15 by 24 Inchei, 3 inches Uilck. Base M o ld ...... 25c f t | ices at Salt Lake City this week In Estate’s Residue ten invited and are expected to She had been a re.^ldem of Idaho cluded: return for the occasion. Members for 10 years, residing i;i Tuln Falls and friends of the church in Sho before moving here bi I0«, Cap S tr ip ...... 20c ft.l 01uirlc.s D. Jones, lender; Earl D, CoverH Fnllon. Jero' E, Merritt, Charles II. Awarded Sonner shone, as well as members of other Mrs, Hardey was born May 20, Herschcl Sonner. widower of Mrs. churches, are cordially urged to IMS, in Rockport, Mo. Slie wo4 Ctn. 18 Square Feet Gale. Leslie M. Ward, CTj'de C. attend. ^1 . 5 9 Corners ...... 15c f t * BrnRfr, Roy P. Buntln, I.Illes B, Carrie B. Sonner, Li entitled to all member of the Nawrene church. rc.'ildue of her estate, with ex The supper will be given at 6 She is survived by her hiBbund. Arnett, Lynn Johnson, and Vnlcn- m. In the home economics room llno O. Villa, tmniferreri to Yuma, ception of si«cltic bcfluests provided Clark Hardey; a .ion. Jimmie Har- in her will, according to a decree of ; the Shoshone high school and dey; and a daushler, Barbara Arlz., Hugh M. Che.^nutt. transfer le supper will be served in covered red to Seattle. Wash-: Wllford L. final distribution. Issued Saturday by Hardey, Ooodlng; her pirents, Mr. Probate Judge C. A. Bailey. dL'hcs. and Mrs, Joe C. Madron, T»ln Falls; SEARS GRANULATED Harrb, trnnsterrcd to Gallup, N. Tliere will be an informal pro M.. Elmer A. McQec. transferred to H. Biandford represented the Four - sisters, Mr.i, H.ncl Shaw, gram ot reminiscences ond talks. Montclair. Neb., Mrs. Olyvs Erick PHONE Bakersfield, Calif-. Kekou Kara- petltloiv^r. Mm. Sonner died Feb. 5. Including a brief addrcaa by C, C. Save of Sears on.. mlilo, transferred to Montrose, 1539. in Los Angeles county. son, Bremerlon, Wash.. Mrs, Ida Bpcclflc betjue.-.t.i include ciich Dudley, Twin Falls, district lay Oehorlng. Tlicdlord. Nelj. Mrs. Rock Wool Colo.. Olid Aden A. Criiham, t leader ot the Metliodist church, fcrrcd to Aurora. Mo, to her daughters, Lallo V. Llttler, Marie Broyic.^, McLoutI), Knn,; six F.Tslcst type of liiiulntion to usci Twin Falb, and Vere V, Orieve, Die e new altar will be in place, brothers, Ral|ih, Rodney and W il Blmply pour between floor JoliU 1 6 4 0 e youtli chob- will sing two liam Modron, all of Twin FalLi, Jhii trich. and her sorw. Luke V. Sonner. numbers, accompanied by Mrs. ond Btuds In wall. 3G-lb. bags: Buhl, Wnrd V. Sonner, Twin Falls. Madron, Suiiii)slde, Wash., Hermnn HAGERMAN Charles Pethlck. Madron. Slicrlclan, Wyo, and Ivan enough to hiLulate 20 sq. ft. 3 Irl V. Bonner, Dietrich, and Rev. H. a. McCallbter. pastor of , , D each to her grandchildren, Madron. Sencca, Neb. Inchcs deep. Very economically the Flr.n McthodUt church. Twin Funeral service.^ have not yet been FOR FREE Mra. Harry LcMoyne has gone Gladys Stevarl, Eagle, and Frances ?albi, will deliver the anniversary priccdl Bremrrton, Wo-ih., to visit her s McBumcy, Boise. completed, Tlie body reals ot Uic En.?Ign Johnie LcMoyne, who sermon. Tlie sacrament and the Twin Falls mortuary. 0 estate, distributed to Sonner. Lord's supper will bo administered. Covers recovering in a hospital from executor, includes 20 lots in Sunset ESTIMATE wounds received in battle orinl park; tivc pieces of real $ 1 . 3 9 20 Sq. Ft. Pacific, He was flown back property; crops ot hny. barley, wheat Decree Issued in Aged Resident, 90, B ur 3 " deep Re-Roof Your Farm Buildings W itii (Ask for Mr. Brown) states. potatoes; $3,000 worth ot Uni- L. W. HalKht. who Is servlj . vsr.sity of Idaho, southern branch, Dies at Hollister Sears High Quality purser on a merchant marine ship. dormitory bonds; $10,000 worth of Buhl Lot Dispute HOLLISTER, June 3 — William Is spending a 30-day leave here American Fails re.êrvoir district Tlie case of R, L. Conrad and C. Meyers Fanchcr, SO, died here at with his wUo and children, Tliey bond.1. 3, Conrad vs, Mrs. Cleva Cook and 1:50 a. m, today ot the home of his Ask About ore staying with her patents, Mr. United Stales trea.iury bonds in r, C, Conrad, seeking an equitable daughter, Mrs, Ella Abbott, ROLL ROOFING and Mrs. O, F. McReynoldS. Haight the amount of $7,800; $100 wortti ot dlvblon of a city lot in Buhl, ended He was bom In Townsend, Tenn,, OUR EASY Joined tho merchant marines a year federal farm mortgaKc bonds; $5,000 late Friday when DUtrlct Judge Moy 31, 1855. F.inclier moved to Mineral Fill ago, and has been In France and in U. S. pastal oavlngs; $18,000 in '. Porter Lvsucene Estes, Parma, The couple has 533 L o an - 20 Da>-s— 66« 1 SQUARE COVERS 100 SQUARE months In Canada and Alaska. a daughter, J. who*a Ueut. Tolmln $33 Loan— 30 Days— 99c Mr, and Mrs. olea Daridson. has not seen. Nampa, spent the week-end with her O PEN 8 I. m. to 9 p. m. FALK’S, Seliint; Agents for parents, Mr. and U n . Van Helfov. With a full Una o( i i Davidson teaches In the Nampa high school and they wlU spend the sum- ■ ^PRAY PAINTING“ “ Conoco Products mer at Shake creek, where be Is em We H a ve Reliance Credit O u. Oil, Batteries, Tin Repair- ployed as a forest ranger. GREEN PAINT las. Qreuing. Washlni u1ng lo get some o: lal gunnery tidiool at Las Ve, OTTH THE FIPTH ARAfY, luly —Pvt. Charles R. Ben/.on. Hailey, national friendship and under The girls will return home Boon for the bombs that had gotten stuck Nev.. where he won his wings April Ida,, recently was awarded the ;nce in preparation for his new posi vocations. "As a mailer of fo , —Pfc. Glenwood F. Hawkins. Han- standing," • tion. having been osslgned to the *Bld, "at 300 leet you'd be lucky to out of thfl plane.. 22. 1D14- f,en, Ida., received the bronse sta) bronre star medal for heroic achieve Price paid tribute to the nation's get through while at 25 you’d Sergeant Darrlckman. ii welder li Hls wife. Mrs, Edward W. for heroic achievement In action ment in acUon on the fifth army press for voluntary cooperation with Ogden regional office, the La Sal civilian Ufe. entered the AAF In De. wards, and tlielr newly bom child front during the Italian campaign. forest at Moab. Utah, ond more re- unlucky to get hit at all." Pinning on the medal wop MoJ.- office of censorship. ;ntly the Uinta national forest at flejult, the Mllcliells practically cember, 1043. 1 received his g reside In Tftin Falls. Ida, Gen, William O. Llvesay, command Benson, a member of the 133rd They e left 0 “NATURAL METHODS plow furrows over targets. *oomtn« ner's wing at L LS Vesfts. Nev His brother, George E- Edwi ing general of the Hist "Powder infantry rejlment. 34th "Red Bull' lllernlly thousands of new s__ Provo, In the over trees and buildings, coining July, 19«. AfU • advanced flight P/O 3/c, Is serving with the nav River- dIvUlon, Howklns Is a mem division, wss standing uuurd at l patches which would have been down again quickly. Altitude—even training ho wu sent overseas it the US3 Auburn. ber of the 3Urd infantry reglment, building occupied by hLs machine printed In normal times, disclosing MODERN MANNER” 80 unnectssiry feet—Is dangerous. Beptembei "" being as.^lRned t< gun section, when he spotted an military information." he sald- Idaho Colonel Says LARRON COLSTON, Naturo- Try Thill hij present squadron, ho has takei PULLMAN VIHIT8 RO.ME UNTIRING LOYALTY PRAIBED enemy rocket grenade launcher "Tlicy make mljtakc.s. Llie tame a.i paUilc Physician, Is proud to an J'Tortunatcly, a Mltchcll can stanc part in aerial attncki on enemy in FirrEENTH AAF IN ITALY — AN EIGHTH AIR F O R C E gunner, cortred by eight other Gcr- anybody else; ond I have been eur- Vengeance IsNear nounce the opening of his office a lot of beating. While strafing ai ctallatlons In nacl dominated coun Pvt, George E. Pullman. Twin Falls, FIGHTER STATION, England — mans. atUcklng a building about 40 prUed that they have not made In Ti’in Fails under the nome Indo-Chlna airfield recently Mar' tries all over Europe, visited Ronic recently and S/Sgt, John K. FLsher, Tv.ln Falls, yards away, occupied by a friendly more, with tlielr manpower situation LONEXDN, June 3 (/P>—An Amer "NATURE'S WAY SYSTEM.” ton's piano hit a tree wllli the cdsi Sergeant Barrlckmsn. whose ■ ■ ■■ '...... pholograpHi Ida., received Uic bronre star n: platoon. the way It Li, but even lhase In ican army colonel Informed the He will be assisted by M. A. Zupo ...... wing and wrinkled tli< motlicr. Mrs. Jay Fern, lives in Buhl. he wns vlilUng from Brig,-Gen, , Exposing hlnuelf to llic fire of stances have been comparatively United Nations war crimes com- and M. K, Harlig, both being ex- jnder surlac Tlic 0.1 been awarried the iili the famous cathi the enemy patrol. Bcn.'.on carefully mls.slon today Uiat the United States petU In the use of the Noturo- c oil clcinly and the plane did vlth three oak leaf duster; drnl of St. I'clc took aim. shot and killed the enemy ilready is dealing with Japanese palhlo metliods of treating the not lose appreciable flying speed. nnd the Europcnn-Afrlcnn nnd mid. P u ll gunne" csponslble for mistreatment of sick. : Lieut, B. A. Mldiael, Eavann die eastern theater of operations civilians and service personnel in the NATUnOPATnY is a method of . ilgn ribbon, wllh two cam man has Rupert Seaman to etrBfed a collccilon of bivouacs oversea-1 for : Philippines. healing without the uso of chem Formosn. One building housed paign Btars. year, ser.'inK ns i Get New Training Col. Abe MacGregor Goff, Moscow, ical drugs or surgery; however, chickens. He limdcd to dUcover a 'driver with a re Ida., one of the U, S, delegates, Naturopatlilc Physicians use all dead clUckeii In his engine nacelle. PRAISED FOR PICTUIIES , fueling unit ot th( Richfield School RUPERT. June 2 - Pfc, Verl E. made the statement In supporting those elements that nature pro Tliese would be liarasslng experi AN ElOHTH Am FORCE BOMB loldcst heavy bom Austrolla’s request for immediate vides in their natural or refined ences, perhaps. lor ordinary Hying ER STATION. ENQLAND—Acrlttl bardment groui Lists Bond Sales preparation of n list of key Japanese sUte. They are also trained in but enemy gunfire makes them funners on B-17 Flying FortrcMcs lin the Mcdltcrrn- criminals, Lleut.-Col. J. Old- the use of Electricity, Water, and lesser evil. Tlie theory, well prc lot only protect their planc.i agnlnst ter of RICHFIELD, June :’ - The Idaho rd a new destroyer of the Atlan- , Australian delegate to the the Essential Elements extracted by now, Is—as long as you havi School at War bullei ;ln 11.11,1 Rlch- conference, called for Immediate from food. Manual Manipulation ;nemy attack but are also an the PULLHAN chief (part ot Uii FIRHEri go In low, go as low as you can. ilert with cameras to shoot ptcture.i It flew Uie firs ground crew) or field as the only L Incoln county ' wears ribbons for the Amerl- •paratlon of the list. Is. of course, one of the special a be used in planning future oper- high attitude d;iyllBht bombing mb liter aircraft from 3 Augu.« 1044 school reporting on t lie amount of orea. the A.ilntlc-Parlflc area 3off said that, although the features. itlons and in llie newsreels and Elon over Euroiw. the attock on thi 10 November 1044. stamps and bonds !>clid during tlic one star, and the Philippine Ited SUtea Is dealing wlUi the Twin Falls; right opposite the De Gaulle Sticks press. ill yards of lloum. France. Au« ■FlRhter aircraft bcrvlced by Sgt, school yesr. Total an louiit told Wtt.1 liberation, with two stars. atment of civilians and service Post Office. Office hours 0:00 S'Sgt, Thomas F. McaonlRnl. ton '. 1042. this Flying rorlres.i groui Fisher," continued the cluitlon, tllil38,90. «lth *5.74 8.05 the first Son of .Mr.i. Winifred Oatcrhout, personnel In the Philippines at the a. m, to 0:00 p, m. Phone Is 1460. of Mr, and Mrs, George P, McGon- has floa-n more than 450 romt)Ji omplctcd WO hours conrccutlve (luarter. »<,lMiO, the iinert, lie hn.i a brother. Delbert, 'lands ot tho.ie "vicious llttio apc.i." Phone for an appointment to To Etiquette Rule ' il. Gannett. Ida., has piirllclpated s nnd has been owurdrcl (h< .orntlonal fllKht.'; wllhout turning ter and I3.010.4S thi p. Seaman. 2/c In the navy. Before Vmerlca would like help so that avoid unnecessary waiting time. LONEXDN. June 2 WV-On a point more than a score of mIsslonK .. ilshfd luilt citation, n ha back from a mLv^lon, and with «,944.55 o: ilLsllng. he ral.ied cattle In Fall ^•hrn the Inner circle of the Jap- bomb military and Inrtiutrlnl lar- ,ôld during the last reek. Ida. He attended Acequla mese Island was readied no war Location, 214 Main N. of etlQuettc. Oen. De aaulle Is not bombed enemy Instnllatluns In al “lie skill and devotloii lo duty school. replying to Prime Mlnlsler Churdi- ,. ts In the relch. including Cologne, all of axls-donilnatrd Europi cxhll)lte—Its pilots aad sup Mrs, Joe Doyle has been relumed porting ground men—was cited spe ; BENTON'S A FEW USERS from a Pocatello hospital after two cifically for a 24-hour attack when day's evening services. Albion Brlrk Co. Dnbnqt t Boat and Boiler Lasar Glass Mff. Co. Turner Reslllml Floors, major operations. A the flghter-bomber pilou new theli Miss Barbara Burnett and Aimh-Prt5uty Co. Co. Llbby-Owens-Ford Inc. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Emlth. Ken> twin-engined P-38 Lightning: real Boyce, Brlghara City, Amerieaa Radiator and Dnnham, C. A., Co. Glass Co. Twin City Brick Co. drick. Ida., are parents of a daugh' against German InstallaUons anc recent vlalton here. Ur bom May 15, Mr. Bmlth Is a wr dive-bombed and strafed retreating Standard Sanitary Corp. Eastern Cold Storaje Manlloiroc Shlpbulldlnr Unlrenlly of HUnols Insulation Co. of Mr. and Mrs, Dave Smllh. convoys and troop trains. They American Ship Buildlnt Co. U. 6. Coast Guard. Mr. and Mr*. Chris QJordlng havi destroyed six enemy airdromes from Co. Farto Linoleum Co. .^{arlne Iron & Ship* Federal ShJpbnlldlnr bolldlnc Co. Cnrtls Bay. Md. returned to their home In Leo An which German trbops were being American Steel Dredje Co. geles. Mr. and Mrs. Eugeno Ray 61,-acuated. destroyed 41 enemy LADIES! & Dry Dock Co, .Missouri Steel & Wire Co. U. 8. Coast Guard, purchased their home here. craft and dorosged 27 others. Sensational Offer! Avondale Marine Ways Galea, F. E , Marble & Tile NaihTllle Bridie Co. Cleveland. Ohio Mrs. Claude Bess baa returned to PVarmerly a proJccilonLit at Dethlehem-Fairtlelil Co. Pendleton Shipyards. Inc. U. S. Coast Gnard. Portland after visiting with her Roxy theater, Sergrant Snon Shlpbolidlnf Corp. General Moldfnn Co. PennsylTanla Shipyards, 6t. Louts. Mo. alster-ln-law, Mrs. William Wler. radar man. is the son of Mrs. Anna Bcthlehem-lllniham Globe ShJpbnlldlnf Co. Inc. U. S, Navy Yard, Mrs. Helen LanU and son left: Snow. Twin Falls, He has two Shipyard, Inc. Grand Rapids Tile A Pere Marguelte BaUway Bnioklyn, N. Y. cently for Detroit, Mich,, for a visit brother* in the service, both of Bethlehem Steel Co, Mosaic Co. Co. U. 8. Navy Yard. with relaUve*. whom are serving in the Pacific. llobokeo. N. 3. Great Lakes Enilneerlnr PllUbUTh Plata GUM Co. CharleatoD, 6. C. netumlng from Bumafh Glass C». Works PnUman-Standard U. 6. Navy Yard. commercial at Bonner* Feny was Bailer, Walter, 8hlpbolld> Gair Shlpballdinc Corp. Car Mfr. Co. Norfolk. Va. Miss Mariam Utty, daughter of Mr*. UNITY era, Inc. Iladley-Dean Glass Co. Beed Robber Co. V. 8. Navy Yard, Joe Wells. Cassini 'nie C«. HI Clay 6In> Stadlos Refloetln* Metal Prodncls Xfrtnooalli. Va. Mrs. E\‘a Chattln has left to spend Regvlor weekly meetlnga of th< Caterpillar 'Trader Co. lUfhiray Ste«I Prodacts Co. L f^ . Navy Yard, the summer In Palo Alto, Calif. Ac CAEI Railroad Co. Smllh, Leatham D. companying her was Mrs. Clarence ReUef society have been dlscontinu. PhlUdelpbla. Pa. ed for the summer. The society will ChlsafO Brld(e ti Iron Co. Ilonstoa ShlphnUdlnt Co. ShlpbBlldInx Co. V. 8. Navy Yard, Simmons, who had visited here and CbleafD & Rock Island HydraoUe Press Brick Co. In BoSao for a month, and goes to meet on the second Tuesday of ei SlewBrt-Caaey Glasa Co. Mare Island, CaUt her home la Vallejo. Calif. Mrs. month for their serving meeting, Railway iBdaslrUI Cbetnleal Stout Slxn Co. 0. 8. Navy Yard. Dorett* Bursett will leave soon for Mrs. L. E. Cra,ne and son. Calvin, Chlcaio Snbway Laboratories StnrfMD Bay SUpbldc. A Fnret Bound, Wash. VaUeJo also. ave been ill the past week, with CoawUdsted Bteel Corp- IcdBatrlal Rooflnt Co. Dry Dock Co. U. 8. Navy Yard. Mr. and M n. WeodeU Allison and flu. Ltd. JetrersoBrlUa Boat A Tennessee Enamel Portsraonlh, N. U. children have reUimed from a vuit Mrs. Gerald Hewud and Miss Rlachlne Co. Mf|. Co. Wabaab Railroad to Rocky Ford and Fowler. Colo. Ora Stoker, who have been teach Ksmp. P. A. noorlnz Co. ToddOobnson Ship. AVestem Brlek Co. Lleat. Dan Abbott visited with hta ing school in Rockland, have re TABLIWARI FOR L u u n m , Edward S, bolldlnr Co. Zlske A Eckhard laffill; Iwr* recently. Bb bad been at lumed borne. STAINLESS STEEL LIFITIMISEKVICI Paint A Glass Co. Toledo BUpbnlldloc Co. Teiraae * TIU Co. BakenflBld. CalU. and U g:c4ng now Busan, small daughter of Mr. and ■OrpwfvaHv •( • Dfrtlm* to r«pl*a)ili yaw 4«U*vsr« msJi. Ym. to Del Rio. Tex., for tnlnlng. Mrs, WlUard Bowen, has had her *h>rdy sIsIjiIm. O..) U, »«. Ym fuy «u,»I.. Hh. Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Henry a n tonsils removed. atd cempir* aa4 »»1«s, Or^w Htfsyl 0»»atlty IlmiHdl aoTlnf to Nampa. Henry Is « br»ke- Mr. and Mrs. Erra Bingham and n aa ca Oie railroad. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cmne were T a S P O O K S ------( I K . F O R K S ______6 S v . Mrs. Ruth Brora. Cl&dnnatl, U guests at a chicken fry held at the TldUfig lur brother, Vaa Irau, and borne ot Mr. and Mr*. F. O. Bowen, TABLESPOONS-8 6 V;. K N IV E S ______7 5 » «f Ihia to , C r t t m e r 425 SECOND AVE. SO. PHOÊ 439 Mr. Otopten. BolM. «ero hei« ftlsa day holiday here, SnciU OFHMI - Mrs. a o l ^ OJeiui Lanen sod her Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Case visited ' tvo iiuis (Uugbtcn lUTB mOTCd to at the home of her mother in ‘nior- KetefaoB to be aear her husUnd. ton, recently. • « 3/0 Itfu o , vbo Is la tba Son Asrenlc Priesthood maaiber* ------D a p t .' VaUijr B tn l bojpltAL I sponsored the program U l«Jt Sua- 71 lA St I I 0 A 9WAT. NIW Y M i r t .N. Y.. iunday Morning, Juiie 8,1945 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO ?ap 1 Narrow Escape Townsend Plan’s Human Side Parents Hopeful RENTAL CONIROL BAPIISI CHURCH Of Son’s Safety HlEY SERIES Related by General Manager Mr. and Mrs. Coe M. Price ■were The human side of the Townsend hurry to perfect the plan? " B*ln- walling for n telephone call late yea- movement was discussed by Sher brldgo asked. 2terday—0 telephone coll that would ASSElLYJULy tell them that their sou. Second FILER June >—The Filer Qrangt man J, Balnbrldge, Los Angeles, gen He answered Utat *o many pathet The Sawtooth assembly of the eral manager for Dr. Francis J. Ueut. Richard Price, reported miss HAILE7, June s-Âm 1 W« thewrtil pr*. viously eiUl: slruclural betterment, night by presenting a program, and Townsend and editor of the Town who have opent their all li ing on a croa-country flight from July a to July 13 at Easley’s, tho Carlsbad. N. M.. to the Pacific coast, dominant tn the minds cr( & ob» »t>- ' u the modemlzaUon of an existing honoring Its charter member*. send National Weekly, Friday night relatives and others—nop Rev, n. C. Rice, pastor of the First at a meeting In Twin Falls high only tl7 or IIB a week on was safe. tending MemorUl day servlcw hciil ' bsthroom or kitchen; cornpleto ra- The honored guests were Mr. and Baptist church of Twin Falls and nt the Hailey high school audllorlum, hnblUtaUon, such os a generalfflod- Mr*. Q. E. Chwteen, Mr. and Mr^. school auditorium. Bolnbrldge told of spending tliree chairman of tlie stote board ol the Mrs. Price said that she "had not emhntlon n n d rcconatructlon Tho meeting was sponsored by months In Washington, D. 0 , work given up hope tliat our son wl .is they left the hall after tbo wund* C. O. Thomos. Mr , T. Dan Connoi assembly, announced S a tu rd a y heard from.” Ing of ‘'taps.” This thought WM which would ploco the proptrty In Mr*, aeorgo R. Johnson. Filer, nm southern Idaho To«-mend clubs. ing with various congressmen and night. Balnbrldge, a forceful and dynam senators in "preparing fo Frlendi of tho family recalled brought forth by the Rer. AuawUi • higher rent*l range. »nd which Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gardner. Jerom* The Rev. Mr. Rice said thu...... Jackley In the benediction »t tbs miut bo more thwi ordinary up- ic speaker wltli a resounding voice, hearing," of Uio faculty so fax listed Includes that Ueut. Harry Tnber was found Mr, and Mrs. Roy Durlc. Hansrr safe after five days In the rugged inclusloa of her aerrlce in bcoor keep. lio were honored guests. Mr, Durk declared: Flr*t speaker at the session here Dr. Mark Rlcc. New Yoik City, town Rock also cited Increased Mrvlces "You can’t change human na wos Judge W. G. Comstock. Ji mountains of Washington undei r those who paid tb« niprsme I Pomona Orange master and form- and country secretary of the Na conditions believed even more dan sacrifice. u another allovrable tactor. itatlng r Filer Oranger. The honored ture.” talkers. tional Baptist convention; Miss that “Bubatantlal Increase, ' Altnitatlo Motirei "Into my court, many elderly peo gerous than those surrounding Ueu- Memorial services were held under uests were seated at a spcclnl table, Marlon J. Tate. niL'alonary from tenant Price’s mishap. ausplcet of tbo American Legion • maximum rent daU. In tho aerrlcefc rlih decorations and a blrtliday coko He said that despite crlUcsra of ple come—and It makes your hi ‘ A.«am, who is familiar wlUi tho waj fumlahlngs or equlpoient provided bleed," Judge Comstock said. lone; the Rev. Clyde Beard of Lin. The communications received by - lUary. Legionnaire* WUclpatta* with tho housing acconunodaUons.' :llh 20 candles thst later were llght- the founder of the movement's mo He ezpliUned he referred to the the parents, telling of their son e Fred Allen, Clarenee McNary, d. A corsngo and a gift were prc- tives. there Is much proof they ore field eollege; Miss Hetty &'Bns, spC' k "Inercased occupancy may bo con destitute. clallst in children's work, depart plight, stated that other Informi. Douglas Jacobs, Everett B. Taylor, ented to each charter member. purely altruistic. He compared what tlon would follow "as development# L. E, Outxs, WllUam Barr, Anthony ^ Blderod. in one of three respecti, Dr. Townsend has tried to do for ■■I tell them: ‘Well talk the maU ment of education. Rock said, naming them as rollowa Granger, 81, Honored ter over and 111 do all I Mrs. Grace Herring. Seattle, pub warrant." Bonin, J. Bwonner, Fred Boort and men and women between tho ages All day Friday and Baiurday, Mi. Oeorgs Mcaonlgol, TBterons of ••When the number of sub-tenanu Is George Thomas, Bl, received recoK- of 60 and 70 wiUi tlie servicemen you.’ Many of them are betn lication society; MlM Harriett Laub- luhstontlftlly greater than the num ages of 60 and 70. They i mayer. western vice-president of the and Mrs. Price have awaited that World war I and Ralph Braase and ' iltlon and Robert Brackett gave the who give their lives for their coun word. Up to a late hour yesterday, Merle ScantUns of World war tL ber of sub-tenant* on tho maiUnum ddress of welcome, try. ting very, very feeble and Baptist Youth Fellow.ihip; tho Rev, rent daU; when the present numbe: got pensions, although some of them J. B, Gleason, Pocatello; ihe Rev, they had not rtcclved further infor Ttie main address was gl'ren br Georgia Lou srrhardt, with Mrs. “You have heard criticism leveled mation. Lieut. Charles Todd. Sun VoUey, of occupants is greaUr than norma Jay Cobb at the piano, presented at Dr. T\)wnsend. as it is always hove spent their needed earning: Tracy Olpson, Roberts, Ida.; Uie occupancy for slmUar dwellings oi supporting relatives. Rev. E. A. DJork. Buhl; the Rev. ilBO a veteran of World war I. who teveral whistling solos. Mra. Cha?i- leveled at those who help others." •miere are not many warm places las been stationed at Sun Volley tho maximum rent date, and whci five yean ajo tor'active letn gave an InleresUng history of . Balnbrldge said. J. J. Frey, Dlnckfoot; the Rev. C- 0, the post 23 months. the landlord had a definite and reg and who ha. served In the for Us when we have reached C5 RUtenhouse. Patterson, Ida. Youth Won’t Face Ihe Grange, and Its origin In Filer. Before the collection was taken Vocal duet* were given by Mr». ular practice of charging dlltercn Pacific 37 months. (Staff e Mrs. Johnson spoke on "Ou from the audience. Balnbrldge add- The Rev. Oerald C, Dryden. Arco, rentjs for different numbers of occu He said tlmt many felt Uie plan Ida.; tho Rev, John P, Daly, Em Assault Charges Leah Walker and Mrs. Harold Buhl- Orange of Yesleiday." telling of th "would not come os far as It has.'' mett, Ida.; the Rev. James Brown, er. accompanied by Mra. Prank panu." first meetlHK of the Orange bcliig "He and Mrs. Townsend have Rock also described the catagorj He said, he too. was skeptical a', nier, Mrs. Robert Miller. Tain PaUs, A 17-year-oId Twin Foils youth, Moore. The community choir sang, Held at the Flier high school for oni ■ been accuied of putting the money facing a charge of assault to com of special relationships^ m theorem In -their sock.- Tliey expcct to use first, but that now, although he does and the Rev. Miss Augusta Jacklcy, :lth Mrs. R. H. Wright at the pi. icar, nt the fairgrounds for 10 ycnn not need it and hopea he n Hailey. mit mayhem will not be compelled no. Tha roll of honor, contolnln* and then of the purchase of the pre It In paradise, I suppoje. Both are substantially lower than compar Fog, Fate and about 79 years old. will, he Is 0 suunch advocate. Tlie Rev. Mr. Rice said that help to face the charge after becoming the nomea of men from HaUey, sent building, which was made ovei "great movemi is wonted for the dining hall and the centrol figure In a dlslurblni Bellevue and Oannett who ore (err able rents In tlie area (is a result of from a former church building Inlr •The Townsend plan was bom to blood, personal or oUicr special rcl help other*." he went on. Tlia Town •ups I said I for work the peace charge. Prosecutor Everet ing In the armed forces was read b]r Uonshlp between landlord and tc: Jap Trickery U'le Orange Jn.J). sends have a son—a capUln In the . id he l! It has survli’ed. He cxpin ed Uiat boys ond girl.? M. Swcclcy announced Jate Friday. Fred Allen and Ralph Braase. Women Hid Dig Job army. The son docs not wanl to Former Senator Bpeak* ice to earn their boat ' ' ■nie youth. Weaver Hanby, wht Al the conclusion of the aenrlce* Another speaker, WlUlara Oh . •'got into Gt, Anthony’s before hi Leases Considered She related how the women of the lean on his father. He will make hU r during the conferi Lcclonnalrts held services at both Killed Yanks own way." ner, former Idaho state senator and He; It any li d shou made good his promise to get inU Hailey ond Bellevue cemetcrtes, dec "Also allowable for consldcratli jrange had purchased fumlshlnRj advocate of the Townsend plan, ...... llllam the navy," on last March a struck orating the grave* of Teteram. on the landlord's petition will By JEAN IJINKELACKER jy holding banqufls, serving church Balnbrldge said Uie Townsend National Weekly has. In Its vast cir said "we have one common . J. Keech, 530 Union Paclllc Annex o youthful ticket taker at a basket, Proyera at the cemetery Mnrlces Fog "played hob" with unche.s, and wUh sales of qulltlns To provide for elderly people building. Salt L.-ikc City. bnl! game at tho Twin Foils hlgl were read by Father Bernard Me* mum rent date a written lease, tl lat of the 31 American.^ aboard mil comforters In mlse tho nccer.- culation, B value equal to or greater hove comc up through strenuous than any large metroiwlltan dally Tlie Rev. Mr. Rico said the faculty school, breaking the latter’s glasse: Bride. terms of which commenced one ye. ! small boat thnt landed six lobor—farmers, for Imtance, making list Is rapidly being expanded. and Inflicting face cuts. or more before the maximum rc: lea behind Jap lines on Luzon Stanley' Wnlters spoke on 'TIk newspaper. less than SO cer •ly the morning of Jan. 11, 1045. PalheUc Flnires Prosecutor Sweeley gained pcrnUS' date, requiring a rent substantially 3ranRc of Today," and Albert •The Rev. H. O. McCallUtcr. pastor slon not to file Information of thi Funeral Rites Held loner than generally prevalllni Vs the landing craft pulle< Mylrole discussed 'Tlie Orange o' "So any blatherskite who tells you of the First Methodist church he ; beach, a man In tl: Twin Falls Youth assault charge l>ecauM Hanby "will in tho area." romorrnw?" Mrs. Ernest Peek lee Uiat Dr. Townsend Is loUig to get gave the benediction. probably be In St. Anthony’s until For John S. Mullins Also specified were varylnj ... 1 fro tlie ?rniip singing, and WlUlam Price rich, you know what to tell him: Mlis Virginia Froncls, daughter Funeral services for John S. Mul- rees. waving flau- and seasonal rents, the formir ;nve a ton.-st. with a response beln; I^-erythlng he has done and accum Mr. and Mrs. A. E Francis, played Hurt on Okinawa n-1 were held at 3:30 p. m. Friday that the rent was Ilxed by a i Then Cut Loose •nntle by Mm. C. 0. Thomos. ulated is for you. two violin solos to heJ c the Twin Falls mortuary chapel. His deccltfully peaceful nppro.ich Pvt. Billy E. Campbell, 21. ton of agreement provlcllnp; ractlvely dccor. "Why are Townsendlles In such a compnnlment on the Mr. and Mrs. O. 8. Wren. C3S Main Veteran of Naval 1th the Rev. B. L. White officiat tlally higher rent al '11.^ a mocklnK camouflase for ;h summer flower ing. ’The musical program for the during the terms of cry of fire wlUi which the Tlie proKrnm wm presented by crvice was given by Mrs. Nelli* t loose 1 tlime on Okinawa, Ryukyu blands. May Rock fltoted Uial tb iler Orarse lecturers. Mr II. hbi parents Imve Ju:t been In Battles on Leave istrom. cvcral of whom Burlil was in Twin Falls ceme- was "when the rent nedlcal corpsmen. id Thomas being cholrmai formed by the war department. RDM 3/c Royce b. WUklnsor mum rent date was subsumlally ^hincnt-s Kere served by Mr Well, Anyway, Friedman Gets ro-, The Jap.1 blafitecl away wlUi He has been awarded the purple Fillmore street, veteran of the .. lon'er than at other times of tho year 7 mm. arUllery piece, and Ihi Price, Mrs. Ernest Peck an heart, which he sent to his mother val engagements In the Solomons, by reason of a seasonable demand, sniped" them from the shorcilr P. Oliver. A Lot More Noted Signatures the expert combat medal and thi Palau. Leyte, Llngaycn gulf, Luion SEVERE EYE INJURY or seasonal variations In the rent, bronse stAr. He entered tlie service and Okinawa. Is here on 33-day BUllLzy, June 3 — Elmo FMler, fee such housing accommodatlona." itcd to the occf NO! Never Ago June 27, 1044, leave prior to returning to his ship. mploye of the Herald-Bulletln. re I^st example to be considered by Isldor Q. Frledmaji of T»m Pa He mode two beachhead' and Radarmon Wilkinson has been Ir ceived a serious eye injury at hU 1 landlords In filing pctltloni wert hot’s how First, .leut- Dale E. da., writes It lyrically like th arrowheads- He has been over the navy three years; two of then ranch near Heyburn. when a piece ■ described to occur when, on the after CHURCH LEADERS Nol Nol NOI Never Again—m' since December, 1045, and Is scr spent In the south Pacific theater. Ire penetrated the eyebaU. He maximum rent date, tho acconimt>- f artlller>- duly, happen ,e be attacked by e—vll men." with the 77tli Infantry division. He landed on Okinawa Easter the Rupert hosplUl. where It datlons were temporarily cie.mpt •earing Uie purplo heari lloru attcndlnB the Uni Sunday and sjHint the next five days lecessary to remove the eye. from real estate taxes, and the land caliber shell went thr oiigh his "in the thickest, ruggcdest fight lord was passing this benefit on to ;ft check. N IE O FOR YEAR Officers Renamed Area Prohibition ing” he has encountered, he salt the tenant In the form of a rent Moat Were Killed of t substantially lower than comparable "Tlie Japs killed a large percen 3 frulU By Underwriters Leader to Speak He attended Ta'ln Falls Wgh rents In tlie tage of the 31; some of the re.^1 now Include lelt- school and was working In a NO PRIORITY NEEDED ,t the McthodUt church resulted ning factory at Pcndelton, Ore Idjus shrapnel n the following members being mcnt from such persom as Sccre Life Underwriters’ o-uoclallon wei To Boy a Tcnu ruing I. 1 wa.'i luck., Ury of SUto E. R. StcttliiliLV chulr. fore Joining Uie na\y- He Is ho-ini to guide the group for the reelectfd at a meeting Baturda ItiK hLs wife and parents. Mr, applj’ lor ndji Saturday aftemooi man of tlie United State.'i delega noon at tho Park hotel. DIAMOND-ZERO lowing ground llghUy of his wound, wl tion; Roberto Jlmenci, m ' ' John W. I'railer, field dlrecK Mrs. Mac Wilkinson. Trustees, Will Chambers, n. Bon- They are Leonard Bruce, Twin the prohibition national cornu renuls where only a minor scar, ilchscn, W. H. WrlKht; stewards. foreign relations of Pan. Falls, president; U, N- Terry, Tftln SOFT or DAYTON 1< higher than that generally pre ... iho e.icai>ed fioni U» chairmen of the Panama of the northwe.'.tem sUtes, will be mVORCE BUIT FILED lUlph Albcc, Ralpli Baughman, V. Falls, vice-president; Merwln I the principal speaker ol a commu- BURLEV, June 2—A dlvorc vailing for comparable housing la Japs that day were In the watei C. Burnett. A. P. Carter, Fred egatlon. and Carlos P. ftoi bolt. Twin Falls, secretary, am Water Softener the area on the maximum rent dste; from about 0;30 a. m. to 3 p. m. Ident commissioner of the Philip nlty-wlde meeting to be held In the lion was filed In district court Grodeon, Carl Herendeen, Mr. and vld Jensen, Burley, national church nt 3;30 p. m. today, by Dr. F. E. Snook against Mory E U t us install one fo r yon. when there has been a substantial the lieutenant eald. Mrs. Chester Hobson. Harlan pines to the United States. deterioration of Uie accommodaUons In the Bouth Pacific Itomulo'i Comment •'Mr. Frnrler will apeak on 'Uqui Snook on grounds of desertion. They .. 1, Mr. and Mrs, John Luntey, Plans were made lor the annual Bs a Postwar Problem,’ - the Re were married July 6. 1020. Ja B»l ROB’T E. LEE SA LES CO. otlier than ordinary wear and tear Toughest time he spent—he woi r. J. Bluub. Kenneth Shnider. Mr. Coramls.'Joner Romuto wrote In meeting of the Idaho Life Dni since the maximum rent dale; when ■nt to Australia in April of 101; Mr. Oliver said. "He has just n Lake City. Horry Povey. ’Twin Falls PLUftlBING & HEATING Id Mni. Clyde Smithson. J. M. part: •'It may be of Interest to you writers' aiioclatlon June 16 at 1 turned from a national commltti Is attorney for the plaintiff. Dr there has been a decrease In mini from Fort LewLi, Wash.—wai dui' Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. George Walt, ho Falls. UM28 Main Are. & Ph.lS0W mum service, furniture, furnishings ig a six monUu period when he meeting of the prohibition movi Snook is a former Twin Falls ' H. W. Wright: communion address before the delegate.s at the ment held In Chicago.” list. os in charge of construcllon o .ary, Mrs. Will Hawkins; fourth plenary session of the Unit >adway for mo.U of the time, irer. John Noble; superlntend- ed Nations conference on Interna Guard Field Trip Tlie construction of thul road, )f clitirrh school. Mra. Elva tional Organization was 'let us make om Ora bay to Dabaduri ii; charge lay leader. J. R. this our last batUcfleld.' ablo r g of branch to Buna and ann "I pray with you that the horrors Postponed a Week blood, personal ape Klllcrton. Is a monun latlonshlps between landlord and 3f war shall never, never again Orders from Col. OrvU Pcet, Boise, :ouraRc of the Amerlci :ome unto mankind." commondlng officer of the third bat tenant. Sweat blood and mud, plus Rock also Elated that tenants may N. Loyall McLaren, chairman of talion, Idaho state guard, late Fri Australian army ralloi Ihe cltltens' committee, on cntcr- day postponed for one week tht file peutlons when tJiB maximum le of the "Inconvenlcnee rent was established by a rental ;alnment. to whom Friedman's let /car's first bivouac of state guard :n who built the road. D> orKe O. noseberry ter ond song were referred by Roger ujmpanles of Burley. Qoodtng, Bulil agreement which provided for sub Id malaria "knocked on n 1-^lls, wrre gviests stantially lower rent at other periods D. Lapham. mayor of San Francis- md Twin Falls. Orrln Fuller, pub- the men, too, Lleutcna ncl meeting. Church Informed the song writer; Iclty officer, stated late Friday. during the term of the agreement; Iven following the when the maxlmiun rent was higher ft now appears that there will be The bivouac was scheduled to take A. patriot— in wofkiog hours— M ^. than at otiier times ' ' official functions under the aus place In Hagerman valley June 3 of s inal d land, ( pices of our committees at which ond 3. Jckyll is eager to do her part in the w in tonal variations In thi e United i orlglnol music will be played. We s far as we know now, the field received more than JO compo- and maneuvers will take pli accommodation and when there has indlnf offK ning of the war . . . B u t after hours, ai been a substantial decrease in tlio slUons, many of which have consid 9 and 10 In Hagerman valle; ipoke proudly. erable tolent. and It Is unfi number of subtenants or other oc> He wa-s "nil complImenU" for the Assistant to Brand Lieutenant Fuller said. eupanu sinco issuance ol an order . the n snfer Mrs. H yde, she lets her Countiy down, nen who worked under him. "My luch t providing for on Increase In mixl- ncn were a pretty happy lot; tlielr Inspector Is Named oppor mum rent on account of Increased ;unlty to present these ntwiber norale was high; we built our own J. Darrell Peck. T»ln Falls, has King Hill School Her puree cramfned with more d o llm than ibe oocupuicy. imp and did our OTi-n gm'emlng," Favorable Reaction Tenant BaponalblUly been named asslsUnt brand Inspec- ‘T have heard considerable favor, he eald. 3r for Twin Ptllj, Cassia and Je- Principal Named h u ever earned before, she trie* to buy more "Teninte as well as landlords have After h !ut visiting ible comment about your sings." roiponslblllty under the rent con PVledman's songs rated this com- KINO HtLL, June 3-Arlen Den. ilthough there is far lea to buy. She spends his wife, I MO Polk ^Tbls^'’Tnn” micfment was mode trol program." Rock said. "While the itreet, Ui 5X win re- nent from Stanley Delaphane, col- rt has been selected as »uperln. landlord Is required to charge only port to Saturday by Oeorge Benham. brand imnbt, writing In the San Francisco ndent of the King Hill school foi needlessly . . . wastefully . . . bids up price*. Barb Callf., Inspector for this area. the legal maximum rent, the tenant' ...... rcasslgnmcnl. Chronicle: ,ie coming ye«r. Other leacherL on his port is obliged to take prop< In addition to the purple heart, •Tliere's-i.ome kind of copyright will bo Mrs. A. Johnson, Miss Edith "W hy not?” she asks. "Money’s tnade for care of his accommodations, he wears the New Oulnea, Dutch Alumni Elect Norby V about how much music can be Blanchard, Mrs. Wilma Hemng and the strange case of "In cases where tho landlord lives East Indies and Philippine cnm- published, but I guess BMI won’t Lyle Jolly. Remaining to be hired spending.” lo ajiother city or state from tha palgn ribbons and the Phlllimlne MOSCOW. Idii., June 2 (/TV-A. B. mind my saying tiiey have publish one teacher for the grades and In which the rental property is lo llbemUon ribbon. Curtis of Oroflno today was elected peace conver called for the high school. cated, ho must register bis propert> for 0 third term as president of the Foolish Mrs. Hyde! She forgets that dollars University of Idaho Alumni B.s.soclo- ki tho rental offlco covering U spent unnecessarily rob our fighters of supplies. area In which the property is li Two Divorces, One tlon at an niinual business meeting. cated." Eleclcd to ihree-ytar terms os di Forgets, too, (hac living costs will soar if she Office hours, starting Monday and rectors to n il vBcsncles were John Mrs. Jekyll eontlnulng through Baiurday, will be Annulment Given forby of Jerome ind Cecil Hagen and other half-titne patriots keep on squander trom P a. m. to S p. m., Rock said Two divorces and one annulment f Spokone. were grajiled here Friday in district and ing money. Let this continue, and each of her WORKEtt IS FREED court. READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS HAILEY, June 3—A preliminary Frieda Mays Lewis, a minor, dollars— of your M. U Perkin*. They were en route John Lacy, 17. who faced charges and Howard above dollars in a savings acoiunt for emct-; *0 SinU Monica, whera Captain of first degree burglary and grand Drury »U1 be reassigned, following larceny, was bound over to tho dis gencies. Then you will • •orrlce tn EngUad.' trict court Friday when he appeared Mr. and Mr*. Beibert £wen and before Probate Judge C. A, Bailey help keep your dollars I daughter. Marguerite, have Uft for L*ey, charged with the theft ol Portland to vUlt relaUvea. Mr. n automobile belonging to Mrs. worthwhile. lYDWwBaCDM^/ Ewen has been mperlAtendent of Grace Cowan, two miles east and MirrApianos the local school for the p u t (our COB ^ a half north of Hansen, year*. WAS also charged with entering Mrs Carl Carlson. Lofoa, Is visiting Cowan-* home and taking $io. the The Converted Spinet Type Piano ■«% ti« MtiM'* ifNrti to 1M|I JMf M « M tl MMH I t the Duane Perkins home. keys to the car and and a gasoline Ouesta of Mr. and Mra. Herbert rationing book. Records show that tiM iQtm »«nr •« TW NP. Tbome are Mrs. Elmer Perry and the offense took place last May 33, daughter, Eva, Rockland, and Baby Two bond* o{ MOO each were or —Thu UvtniiimttU u nffrrutJ ij tkt Ofet Merla Joy Perry, Pocatello. dered conunued and the youth was M i^ P. J. Pihey accompanied her agatn remanded to the custody ol daughter, Mrm. oUffortS Svaa*, to the aherlff tn lieu of payment. JJ MUSIC CENTER her home In BUckfoot. ; PvL Eddie Boden Is here (rotn DEDICATION 8EBMCE Twin Falls Bank & Tnisjt Louisiana with hi* wife and daugh- JEROME. June 2-Speclal dedlca- ■ specialized Record Service 'ter, Monica. Uon cercmonlas of the Christian Sci Unda Lou Kan>ert and u«rt>ii| ence chtirch will ttkt place here 1 hod their UatU« remored Sunday at the regular 11 a. m. i*n. 140 Main A t«. N. Member F.D. C. ftt T dn TaUo. Ice, It was announced. F bS« . TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS,-IDAHO lusdty Morning, June 8,1945 Homespun Wedding Reception Pastor Marries in Social and Club News Replaces Elaborate Settings Informal Ceremony Garden Club to By ClIAEUTTE ADAMS will Mrve. 1 suggest that you make grease again. Vie two deep 8-lnch Inform al church ritca were Vance to Speak at AiaocUled Pros Food Editor It Ice cream, coffeo and cake. layer pans- Suut oven for moderate conducted for the marriage of You must and can have something Order vanlil* lee cream In bulk, heat <375 degrees). Sift (lour once Royal Neighbors Set Definite Date to eat at the bride’s wedding recep put It Into one of your best serving before measuring. Irene Becker to the Kev. tion. but the cue li to keep the food dishes and decorate the lop with Measure int« alfter: 3 .xups David Johnson, pastor of the First Flag Day Tea For Flower Show at simple ss PQUlblc and mcUcc ilie chopped nut meats. sifted cake flour, 3'.i teaspoons dou Twin Falls Mennonite Breth To Fete Mothers Uble selling to beauUtul that every Sate sugar for this worthy occa Plans for the annual spring flow ble acting baking powder, ii tea ren in C hrist church held at Royal Neighbors of Aaierlc* will Samuel Vancc, Hozelton, past state commandcr o f the er show wU! be completed at the body will surely enjoy looking at 11. sion and make the bride’s cake at spoon salt, 1 cup sugar. honor mothers of the organization, regular monthly meeting of the Twin A white Irish linen damojslc table- home. Here's a rtclpe for a dell- Heasore lota bowl; H cup vege- 7 p. m. Friday in the First who have son sand daughters eerv- American Legion, will be the principal speaker at the first Falls Garden club to be held Wed M ennonite church, Aberdeen. nlg In World wor- II « party annua! Flay day tea scheduled Thursdny, Ju n e 14. The party nesday afternoon at the home of Measare Into cup; K cup milk, 1 The bride is the daughter and program Juno IS. teaspoon vanlllo. ■will begin at 2:30 p. m . and w ill be held a t the American Mrs. W. T. Beal. Addison avenue of Mr. nnd Mrs. David J. Mrs. Q. E, Kunkel lA general t/Ctcion hall. west. During the aftemogn members Uavo ready: 3 egg whiles, beaten chairman. At a meeting held Prl- will view the gardpn of Mrs. H. until foamy. Add cup sugar grad Becker, Aberdeen, • and the day memben made plans lo fitr- The Flag day tea is an Severin. Mrs. H. P. Laird, president ually, beaUng only until meringue bridegroom is the son of C, nljli cookies for the USO. The re- n u a l affair and is in charge Ladies of G. A. R. of the organization, will preside at holds up In soft peaks. 0. Johnson, Yakima. Wash., refreshment hour was In charge of o f the patriotic organizations ■le meeting. *llx or stir shortening Just to so!t- Mrs, Anglo Iron, a.alsted by Mrs. Blft In dry Ingredients, add liq who attended the ccremony. Laura Shelley, Mrs. Susie Pratt and o f women. The annual busi Make Plans for The program has been arranged Pot her ensemble the bride chose by Mra. Alva Jay. committee chair uid. and mix uptll all flour is damp Mrs. Katie Qeorge. Birthdays for ness meeting and a progrram ened. Tlicn beot 3 minutes. Add me a soldier blue suit with black and May and June were celebrated. A Sale of Rosebuds man. Mrs. Paul Taber will demon white acceiaorles. Her corsage w ill be featured at the party. strate shadow box arrangements and ringue mixture and beat 1 minute special cake was made. Plans for the annual longer. (Count only actual beating pink rotes and gardenias. » * ¥ Twin Falls C h a p t e r of sale In honor of rmhcrs day and Agnes Schubert will discuss "Point The bride’s mother was dressed In Judging for Artistic Arrangements." time. Or count beaUng strokes. Al- American W ar Mothers will district convention to be held June ■ iw at least 100 full strokes per mln- a black afternoon frock with a cor Youngsters Feted be in chnrgc of table decora 18 and 10 In Boise were completed Date rUnned te- Scrape bowl and spoon or beat- sage of talisman roses. by Ladles of the Q. A, n, rrtday The definite date for the flower The Rev. a . W, Barbezat. Pller, tions, General Lawton a u x il : often.' At Birthday Pai*ty sitcmoon In the American Legion show will be set at the meeting. Turn bitter Into pans. Bake In pastflr of the Mennonite Brethren iary o f Spanish American hall. Roses will highlight the show and moderate oven (375 degrees) about In Chrlstc*urcb, performed the cer A birthday party In honor of W a r Veterans, the hall and Mrs. A, C. Zachariaa. In charge of will feature polyanthas and flarl- 33 minutes. Frost tops and emony. Prlends from Twlfi Palls Patsy Ann Skeen was given Thurs attended. day afternoon by her mother, Mrs, Ladies of the Grand A rm y of the rase bud sale, announced that bunda. everhloomlng hardy rcees. It '1th following frcutlng. assistants will be appointed at Uis pointed out that tliese rcees Easy Fluffy Frosting Following Uie ceremony, a recep- H. L. Skeen, wlUi 10 friends prcs- the Republic will be in chargc meeting. Plowrro arc being growing more popular with the on was held In the church base egg whites 1 teospooi Oames were played and refresh o f the progrom. mi\de. public each year as they are partlcu- ■ teaspoon salt vanilla ment for friends and relatives. The Kew e>«lc(rs for the ensuing ye«r I, W, A. Fnloon, Idaho depart- lariy sulloble for mass planting, 1 cup light reception was given by the bride's ments served with a pink ond white wUl be luttlled tt the £culon. The presldent of the O. A. R.. and Florlbundas have large flowering corn syrup parents. color scheme carried out In decor tea l4bl« will be dtcorstcd In patrlo- several other delegates will attend clutters and polyanthas have small Beat egg whites with salt until Mrs. Johnson U a graduate of ations. Prizes were won by Shir tie colors, the convention. flowering blo-woms. stiff enough to hold up In peaks, but the Aberdeen high school, the Bible ley Peters and Mltrle Ollletle. Officer! »ho till be In Bcneral An annual birthday party In They are colorful and bloom from not dry. Pour syrup in fine stream Institute at Los Angeles, and the Other Bucsts wero Betty Joe RaU cittree of Ifte fla; day cctetjratlon honor ol all members Rho ore . C. W. Kctan. who li older wiu bo held June 25 at the resistant than other varieties. Teas, 3 J5 minutes, or until of tJie past two yean; she has taught rcplaclna Mn. Wbe. praiident. Mra. home of Mrs. n. E. Commons. It at the Blckel school In Twin Palls. Sally Marlyn, Joyce Blxlcr and climbers and evcrbloomlng varieties right consistency to spread. Add va Joan Olans. WUe will be un»ble to attend the was announced. Martha Smith, of roses will also be featured at the nilla. Makes about 4 cups frosting, or Prior to that she taught In Kim iDesUns. Un, Keran l5 represen' Mn. Elma Byrum and Mrs- R. J. berly. Mrs. Skeen was a.«lsted In sen-- show. enough to cover tops and sides of Ing by Mrs. C. E. Clans. UUv« of the War Mothers; Mrr. A. Riley will be In charge of the event. "Cool rainy weather, has given two 8-lnch layers. Double reclpc for •nie bridegroom groduated from I- Francb, wrgeant-ol-nrnu. rcpre- During the mecUng tribute was aes n splendid swrt so that an ex three 0-lnch layers. tlie Ml. View DIble school at Alber tcnLlng American Legion nuxlllary; paid the late Mrs, Clftrn Wlrtli, CryiUniied Rose Pelals ta, Canada, and has ser\’ed as pas Mrs. Ralph Qllott. miulclan; Ocn- cellent display In all classes l.i ns- prut department president and jred.~ Mrs. Laird stated. Decorate the wedding cake with tor of the Mennonite church In Twin eral Lavton auxiliary S p a n is h member of the organization for the Palls for the past several years. Make Boggestlgns crystallized rose p etals. Select DOROTHY GAILEY American War veterans; i,lr». C. V. past 30 year*. highly scented fresh rofcs and wash Tliey will make their home at 234 Jones, secretary, repreaentatlvc of * * * Members of the club have made Third ovcnue east formerly with the Harman the following EURgcstlaai for picking well. Remove petals and drain, Re- Beauty shop which Is now the Daughters of the American RC' whlte pulpy base of petal, as * * » volution; Ura. Joseph Dlake. chap. Adrian Dean Has blooms for exhibition. In the rose permanently closed scctlon class H is the only one In las a bitter flavor. Beal white lain. Ladles of tlie Grand Army of ^ egg to a foam. Dip small pas Plan Flower Show Now the Rtpublle and Mrs. p, M. KnlRlil, which It Is necessary to have named UmVEflSITY OP IDAHO Mos- Birthday Party WEDUINO CAKE . . . WITH ROSE PETAL PnCSTlNO try brush (or use fingers) In egg on tlie staff of (he treaaurer, Disabled American Vet- varieties In your entries. However white and brush both sides of rose iw. June 2 - Jane Meyer, Qoodlng, crana auxiliary. Adrian Dean, slx-ycnr old son ol If exhlbltom do know the names of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Dean was hon cloth (cither the bride's bwn new cite white cake wlilcli calls for a petal well. Be certain no surplus egg assisted in preparing a flower show CRAWFORD their rosps plea.-se enter as many of nr her motlitr’j bcsli glvc.i on minimum of .sunar. white remains on petal but tliat both given by the botany department. ored In a birthday party given Fri them as pos.Îble os many flower lov BEAUTY SALON Club to Send Gift day afternoon by hU» mother. )f elegance. Tlic lamlly'.i ver>- Bride s Cake sides are moist. Shake granulated Flower exhibition displays will be ers are Interested In named varieties. sliver and a lovely arrangcmem Preparitlona: Have [.horlcnliig at sugur on botli sides and place on open during graduation days. Oames were played with prizes Pick blooms in the cool of the eve To Children's Home going to the children, and of fresh garden flowers complete room leaipcrnturc. Otcft.*e pans, line dry In ning or early morning. Plunge them the setting for llte simple food you bottoms with wnxed paper, and a wild rc e pattern on top of cake. Members of LUe B and T club traditional birthday cake and neck deep In cold water In a cool made plans for Mndlns a birthday cream were served. Each youngster place for several hours. If stems are as presented with a favor. card and gin to the dub's •'adopted lough split the end.1 which helps boy" at th« Bobe children’s home Those attending Included Ed- them to absorb water. Local & Interstate durln* a mtellng held Friday after wlna Hinton. Billy Dabcoclt, Evelyn Vows Exchanged Calendar Recital Features Ghotwell. Jim Cox. Roberta Bos Cut the stems on a slant with a noon at ihi home of Mrs. Olga sharp knife before the flower Is full BoweU. ton. Allen Campeau and Susan Ro . By Griggs, Godby Ml,-.. Lorctt.a*Sltf( till be hoit- Georgia Burgess bertson. blown. If you feel that a particularly c.'.s to members ■ he Country MOVERS The lesson was presented by Mrs. lovely bloom wUl be too far advanced Tlie marrlogc of Nanna Lea Ood. A piano recital by Georgia Bur- Located at Mra. Dean was assisted In ar- by and S l/c Jamrs David Origijs. Women’s club at 2 [ Wednesday. »lor* Hall. I deaert luncheon was ranttlng entertainment and re- to display on show day, place ge.'.s, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Q. aerred. The club will meet July e the refrigerator as much o.< f. Paducah. Ky„ has been announced W. hurgeiv was featured at 8 p. m. 217 W ALL freshmenla by her daughters, Eve by the bride's pjrcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Tlie Magic Valley •y Mother'. at the home ol Mrs. Bertha Irwin, three dayn In advance. Tills wl liit> will meet at 8 i Friday at ?tudlo of her tcacher. I.C.C. LICENSED TO 503 Pteurth street north. lyn and Afton. William Oodby. Tlie ceremony was * * ¥ tard development and give a "ller In the Baptist church. Mrs. Margaret L. Watts. OPEIlAT£ iN « « « feet bloom, the club said. performed May 21 al Blythevlllc, Refreshments were served the Single Ring Nuptials Concluding: Recital Select Long Steams w.,Primrose Itebekah lodge guests attending. Georgia has stud 8 WESTERN STATES re to select specimens dre:.std in „,cct at fl p. m Tuesday ied piano for the past 13 years and W ill Be Presented grey suit with . acceôrlrs Is a member of the Twin m is high Unite Local Couple long stems and good foliage. Where and a corsasc ot pink roics. m the Odd Fellows hall for a card StudenU of Mrs. C. L, Luke, piano more (Ixan one stem Is required the party. Member.i are nnkcd to bring school graduating clas.^ this spring. A slnsle ring ceremony w m per- teacher, will present a recital to Beaman (Urlgg}, a former resident tables and cards. Utahrldaho-Calif.-Nevada-Oregon ionned for Prt. Milton Hda and Mil conclude the winter course at the rowers should be uniform slii ot Paducah Is now In Beattie, dred Sasaki. Twin Falls, at 7 p. m, fmall amount of sugar, about MurtauRh LD3 church at 4 p. m. Wash., where he will be given re- The Disabled American Vclernns Shower Arranged Thursday it the Methodist church this afternoon with Eva Ooodman, tesspoontull to a quart of water, a-^Bnment. will help keep the blooms fresh for auxiliary will meet at 8 p. m. Mon FILER, June 2 — A picnic supper bj the Rev. H. O. M e a former pupil, presenting Mrs. GrlK^s wlU spend several and shower was arranged at Sho Write,FORD Wire or Phone TRANSFER solos. longer period. days wltli her partnL^ before re- day for a buslne-y meeting at Iht B CARRIERS. American Lesion hall. Election of shone falls by Mrs- Leonard Fisher The brid* »as dressed in navy Pianists will be Jimmy Davis, Members concluded that sumltig her work at the Mountain and MLvi Detty Johnson for Mrs- IT MOVERS WHO blue alUc and carried a bouquet of considered as effective as standard officers will be held, nefreshments I/irry Goodman. Cheo’l Rutlcdgd, Home air ba.if. will be ien-ed. Wllllam Scott, formerly La Ree ;FUL. MOVING, rosebud* and orchldj. Myrna DanlcU. Patricia Olsen. Gay A dinner p.irly vus arrniiBed In Williams. Other guests present were The brldeiroom has been overseas Lu Perkins. Vnrd Oken. ' ‘ honor of the coijple Sunday nfter Betty Allen, Twin FalLi, Pliyllb 2, We 2 Connect 7 With Van Service Anywhere in America for the past several montlis nj>d is Tîc American Legion auxiliary Walker, Arlene Moyes. R eid_____ Recital Presented their return here. Ihe jiarty was wlU meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday Pickrell and Margaret Sonner. Buhl. now on furlough. Ha will report bum. Sheryl Lincoln. Anna Lee given by Uie Urlclc'e parenw Juna 7 for rtasJlgnnjent. In the auxiliary rooms. New mem Arateln, Joan Tolman. By Piano Students * * bers are asked to attend for the S. Robert Miller will present Picnic Dinner Held last Inlilatlon. The board meet piano pupils In a recital ot 3 p. ing will be held at 7:30 p. m, Sunday for friend.t nnd relative.^ A t Concluding: Meet ^ * If the pupils. The program will A picnic dlnnrr observed Uio fi Care of Your Children presented at her home. nal meeting of the year for the Honor Officers By ANOEIO PATRI of any child. U he Is spanked In Violin music, augmenting the i Past Matrons club of the Order ol JEROME, June 2—The San Fran- There It no Justice In this world, anger, and JusUce Is rarely meted cltal will be furnished by Grace tlie Ea.item Star. cL'ico peace conference wn.? depleted •nd that is the truth. There Is no out In any other feeling,—he rel>els Johnson. e group met at the city park. at the la.it meeting of the year of the need to feel bitter about that be In anger. Spank him In love and The program will Include numbers Tlie business meeting In charse Gammn lUio .loclety. Members of the cause tnstfsd of JusUce there is with undersUindlnR of his need, and y Paul Winkler, Lots Anne Wldcner, of Mr.-.. K. c. Dawioi), president. orsnnlratlnn dressed to represent lore. Ixive Is a strong force, the the results are different, Robert Honderlck. Marjorie Mona Members spent the remainder ot foreign country officials attending Child Senses Your Feelluc han, Ross Miller, Shirley Larsen, the evening playlnji "Can You Top (troiifut that affects the lives of 'T-l.l-'. -1..V _.,ii _ conference. Officers were hon- people. It b the underlying prlnci- 1 am saying that a child feels your Johnny Haber, Either Winkler, I at the party. Tlie meeting wos pto of creation. All that happens In feeling. It U what you think, what Shirley Halver.^n. Beverly Miller, held at the Coral Tooley. nature, all that happens to us. Is' you feel toward him, that affects Vcria Haber and Marlene Monroe, not based on Justice but on love. To' him nnd not what you do to hu ett the full meaning of that tenn, body. It Is ills mind, his soul, you To Meet - please rea<\ the 13lh chaptcr of Cor- want to reach and force, based on tnthlftna. JmUce, will not rcach them. But HANSEN. June 2-The Latawah love wUl. club will meet wlUi Mrs, VlrgU Wll- PirenU often worry about doing One child Is able but ho nrglecls — *t 2;S0 p. m. Tuesday. luatioe to thtlr chlldrtn when all lUs lessons so he Is kept'In from You’ll never need they need to think about Is dealing play and asked to do his work, for with them In love, Love Is not fee his sours good. AjiDther dilld falls ble. It moves aoeordlng to law and because he Is unable to do the work n$ many clothes itfl waj-s Kmetlmes seem harah. and the wise tcacher reduces his Frigid-Vcntilated When one corrects a chUd in love jlint, eels It In lowest terms, helps it may causi suffering on both sides him, and sends him out to play. but it *urtlj will result In good. - Justice? No, love, understanding FUR C«rre«tlBg Erron and mercy. A chUd hurls another child and Never mind Juitlce. TTiere Is no there is a cry for punishment for such thing In child training. It Is STORAGE the offender. He must be ahon-n the love you want. error of hli imy. H» may be cor Phone the rected and shown the right way but If he b punished according to Jus- FUR SHOP Uee he does not turn toward rtsh- t««usness but from It, Justice Is Day or Evening ahcrwn as a blindfolded mortal and for food reason. Leave that Idea out > and M winmprd. trU-AjJrrtfi «tiv« and treat the child on the basis of PHONE 413 undersUndlng love, for his good and for the good of others. , What ietemim s A aeUtah ehUd makes life miser able for a roomful of people and fflB8SB888Ba8SBB8a88BS88™a888™sa8888BBffl •omebody loses all patience and «tve» him a whipping, "He got what b« deserved," It is said. That feeling •win n«PT*r cur* the »eHlsh behavior Just Received diamud's mlml

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The color of a diemand >i on« of >h« >m< O . P. A. C EIL IN G Our selection now offers a size and poftant choroetvrltHet determining Ml value —ond IN I IHWGR OQftom • paMeoE- her* again iho faymon need* th» advic* of an expoii •r bCQtfum. Radio, luater nmd drtr*. tl4t4. • price for every home and need. See W e will gladly help you In the tel*ctJon of o diamond for any occasion. Yow moy rely upon (ha odvfce of owr OOm o A M m* Vm these this week on display at spockilifli. ABBOTT'S t w in f a l l s BUHL 133 Shoshone N. Phone 95 B«ck of PMt OHice m Z V , Main Bunflay WomJusr. Sm 9 . 104B TIME8.NEWS. TWIN FALLS. IDAHO P i f i l Burchards Feted Wood-Towne Rite* Froehlich-Cook Held in Twin F^s With Open House Wed in Wendell Open hinu* vas held •* the k««M A homo ceramony w ai perfonned fo r D o r th w Cook »nd daughter and *on.ln»Uw, W*rnmt JoBQph J. Froehtioh, at tho horns of tha bride’a p«rsnt«, Mr. Weekend Recitals I 1 Breakfast Given Officer and Mr*. WiWo BurcJwtf u d niftUTw, and Mra. 0 . G. Cook, Wondell, a t 9 p. m> F rid ay w ith tha Rev. Lovely Hands Display who were m*rrH4 May M, ---- dtaobivinid M ark C. CronenberRsr o ffic iatin g . By Losing Beta Given at Studio Pr»*iaing^ at Uip (m W jJ* wm *•-- •n a y . The fljngjo rin? ritej wore read before a backeround of ...... eoact Sigma Phi Team By Editli L, Foss artUlarr- aeaeonal flowers and attended by-SSB frienda and relativei of Diamonds to Advantage trWe Mr*, 'rintjvad,* ^ A slwnb«r party and breakfast Two teoltala wjre presented by The couple left for Bait t«k* eiQ't the couple. Bdlth L. mss at her home studio bride’* slater was In i;hm » ot th* Utah, where they «1U re«|d«. WM held by mambsn of Set* eig- westbook. Mr. and Mr*, Cwll B*l- The bridegroom recently ma Pn>, builnCBs woman's sorority Thuraday and Friday avanlngs. The Thuraday recital featured lenger, BaU Lake qity, brother and dlscharited from th# «rmy, ia Jerome Bride at tha hon>« ot Joan L« Olair. »later-in*iaw of thi hrWe, attended Has Dessert the eon of M r. and Mrs. 3. J. The grmip recently hald a con grade school studenis. Tliose par- a* special fueit*. tlclpailng were Uary Sue Loucks, test and WB W n g t*am entertain ¥ V 0 ' I Froehlich. IlanBen. • ed th« wlnnara. "nt# oontest waa I^uanne Reese, Batty Hall. Robert For her ensemble the brido conducted on number of Red Cross Lydum. Bharon Bwcot, Lorraine War Bonds, Stamps wore A Phell pink frock w ith bandages made by the two teama. Dettgle, ^c ly n Bauer, Bill Weaver, black accessories and n cor Virginia Morrlsan was capuin Shnron Wohlalb. Vera Jean Flynn, Sold by Buhl Group of the losing team. Olhere on tha Irene Coulter, Joan Fliher, Patricia sage of a ainsla orchid. team were Alecne Bush, Doris Gene BUlIott. Bob McRae. Joan Beglan, BUHL, June S~A tots! of |}0a4 } Twin F*iu T(»ctitr Nellson. Helen Blue. Joan Le Olalr, Oary Uyrtum. Verna U u Coulier. was reallfcd in bonda and atamps Uu&lo was by U n. Virginia Mon'man, Oevene Hard- Sharon J'alk. Grant Eriokson, Joyce for the bond drive, at an auotion of -PRICE'S-- BUka S^MliUeh, «olnlil. ^ recenUon wlcn. Jeanna Bair. Jiianlt* Poe. riynn, and Joan Fisher. fancy-work hold at the meeting of AVEKITR iRiwI) »-M ilvrn by LhB brlrtc'i moiher fol- Connie Brown, and Bernice Hill. FYirtsy night perfonnances Inoliidv the Sew and Bave elub the home lowing Uia ceremony. Janet Coleman was In charge ed omflenL.^ from Junior and tenlor of Mra. WlUlam 6toiiib»u3;;. Mr». The bride well knom In Twin Uia Winners. Othen on the team hlRh school. Nora Briggs was auctioneer and Mr*, MARKET P«llj. h«vln* taught Jor Mvcrsl were Oall Beam, Brma Laa Skin Pnrllclnanta were Mary Jean Dca- Delta Briggs, olerk. year* it the L-lncoln (ctiool. She tJi n ner. Maurlna l^ike, VjUna Morse. Rle. Jsek rnlk, Ruth McGlnnti. Tha group also donated cooklas GROCFIRIGB MKATS graduate o( Wendell IvUh sclloo Betty Lu Bailey. Mary EUen How. Pliyllls Flynn. Geraldine Brown, and IS for sandwich meat for the and alM o{ the Albion Eul« Norma ard and Franne Porterfield, Ix)Ulse Hall. Marjorie Rudolph, U. S. O. In Twin Palls- The H, Y. H. Vegetablcfl — Prtilt* achool. Prior to her msfrUge. Mrs, •Wi (Iris In charge of the break Betty Ion Dean, Robert Wohlalb. club were guesu. Other guests wpre Froehllch taught school In Bolae. Bonnie Jean Tulloch, Phyllis Burk OPEN WEEK DA»» fast wir* AUan* Buich, Helen BUi- By BETTY CI.ARKB Mrs. l^dla Holmes, Mra. Prances I *.(0. to IlSQ P.B. llanaen Yoglli and Joan Olalr, pretty for the moment vhcn he hart. Jscquellne Joslln, Lois Soper, Rose. Mr*. Charles Dearlng. Mm. A graduate ot the lUnien high « « « AP NewxfMtarca Beauty Editor may want to slip that diamond Betty Lou Black, Wtlllam Powell, Jack Yelter. Mm, Una Roxburgh llinaiAyS-S (0 1 B M Y school and iha eollefte ol •nslnecr-* Men iton't usually plan to fall In tho third finger left hand. I^Liann Krlcknon, C,-\rolyn Clark and Mr*. E. Jones. A pot-luck iunch> fee Fiiee, Frop„ Phcm* tn-fV Ing at Oakland, OalK., th« bride, Visitor Honoi-ed love so It Is not an easy matter lor Somehow when tlie winter wu__ Elen Jftslln, Haroldlne Hnlnllne. eon was served. groom was recently given an honor, a girl to figure when U may happen, slop biting we tuck our bond lotion* Eunice Sweet, Loitlso Hall, Haoral away In our drcjsalng tnhle »nd for. Herron. Carolyn CUrk, William abla dUchargs Irom the smy. He At Party in Paul But tha chanccs are it may bo ssrved 93 montlu wllh a tank dlvl. get about them. Yet summer li the Powell. Ocno Klaas and Sonnlo PAUL. Juno 8 — Mrs. P. a Coon whilo you are reaching across the Sion In North. Africa and Italy and picnic tabls for a potato clilp, play- time when hands are really on dis Vcmne AlUe. )i« btert Jn the itnici linte 15k* their I and n. homa In Ooodlnj. The bride'* twin »UUr, Ula, Tliere will be an election of new .. Mahoney. He li a senior. ’The re club met In Burley at tho hnme of fleers following the dinner. There citals were presented In the Bobock AaalsUng Mr*. Barker with the Mrs. Walter Short. Mra, Mabel ctrc.utd }n a Jbwcred afwmoon sale were Mra.'Ernest Fields, Mrs, frock, wo* her maid of honor. She will be several appointments auditorium. Zemke won high tchore. Lodges Hold Social made to auUt th* itate organlia. The program Included, 'The UtUe J’rcd a, Craig, Mr*. J. D. Pultcher, wort a corsage of tnapdragoni and Mrs. R. W. Day. Mra. 0. D. Heller, Night for Sergeant aweel p m . Robert Andoe, ehoahoni, tion DnmMl," "aprlng Momlng Call'’ and aetcd a* best man. are requested to at. "Tft-o Marionettes," vocal numbers Mra. A. O, Clemons. Donna Louisa BDHL, June I —Euhl Odd Fcl ena, b)- Thelma Louj "Juba Dance" and Craig, Julietta and LouUe UtJbrecht lows and Rebeknh lodgu held i For her daughter’s wedding, Mr*. * ♦ ♦ Caroline Schrleber and noberta Fftmworth was In a black afternoon •'Tho Btorni." piano, Dein, '"The vdvet to the touch, aoclnJ avenlJig In honor of Egt Judgment Day," reudiiig, Mrs. John Day, menibera o( tho atiilllary 1 Prime Qabarcil. a member who haj crepe frock, wllh whlt« trim and Sewing Club Elects unit; Margaret Hoc!(lnnder, Lila FEET accsuorle*. The bridegroom's mo son; "Prelude in 0. sharp Minor," I these eye catching fipect*. been aervlng for thee yttrs In tht JEROME. June J-Mrj. Zelma "Flight of the Bumble Deo" and "Sea Stone, Gladys Ohlgbrow, Donnie Muscle bound? Soru, nch- Boulh Pacific, T*-o readings wer* ther was in a dark afternoon frock. Anderwn was eleeted president o( I tore, by Peacock . . . Oaress They both had bridal wreath and Qardon.” piano numbers. Thelma Cady, Camp Plre Girls; and Qcor- Jng, tired, hot, painful given by Barbara Aldrich; aeeord. tha Hl-Land eewlng club at the laat Uiu- "I^n Bells" and "In the Cool gla Doty, Jim Barker, Lowell Hen- fcot? ; your feel with every atepi Ian selections of mountain mualo “■>se corsogcs. meetln gof the year. Other new offl- drlcksen oJid Robert FUlds Following the wedding, the couple of the Evening," reading by Mr*. I use tho beat mechanical foot by UleUi Blair, a resdlng by Mm. are Ray Hamlett, vice prcal- Johnson and "Oranie's Potka De ¥ W « I Proud little shoes, cut J, W, Belli a talk by Ser|f»nt aa- loft for t trip . They win make their e«rci.iqr, also tho latest melh- home In Bhoahone, where the bride- ;; Mrs. Jesale Raver, secretary, Concert" and "Minuet," niano, Dean. Meeting- Plnnnecl odj of hand manipulation. { carefully aa a diamond, the harril: songs by the men'i chorus Mr*. P. A, Pati, treasurer. The "Bird Song at Bi’e Tide" and "Qod groom ll engaged in farming with JEROME. Juno J—"Bird! In Our \ Peacock way. from the Orange, eonjUllng of 'ilB laihcr. He plans to enter tlie group met for a pot-luck luncheon nt painted a Garden," by Tlielma Lou. ABHOLUTE RKUF.F FOR ALL Roy Smith. KenneUi Shrsilcr, Boy the homo of Mm. C. E- Wright. Tho Qardcn," will be tho subject of a itmy toon. Mrs. Johnson accompanied all voiuU ■ ilk to bo prc-icnted at the Gar- Haley, Jr.. Don Shrader, Albert group presented ^f^s. Sylvan Miller selections. Dr, D. R. Johnson Hast. Jack Brennen and Arnold with a gift. Meetings will resume In !ji club mecung to be held nt Tannler. with Mrs. Roy Smith as Five Honored Beptember. - the home of Mra. B«a Thomason, aceomponlst. Rcfre.ilunenls wera BDHL, Juno > — Honoring Jlv« « « « Mrs. Paul Clontz June B. MTTad by the Rebckahi. membsr* of the sanbr class, Frank ¥ * * Charlton, Rommy Holmes, Don Bride Honored Feted at Shower Leaders Elected Miller, Harry Wilson and Dill Har BUHL. June 3 —Honoring Mrs. ris. who left Friday for Ban Diofo. Harold Hiutead, Mrs, James Shields KIMBERLY, June 91 — Mrs. Rus- FILER. Juna J-PopUr Hill club id Mrs. Dick Lev* imtertalned at ^l Larsen entertained at a mlscel- ' members at a meeting at the homa where they will begin navy boot training, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. luncheon. A miecellaneou.i shower laneous shower In honor of Mrs. Of Mrs. Prank Monnahin sleeted of- as held. High at bridge went to Paul Clonlr, Tuln Falls, the for- ' fteari for the ensuing year, ilrs. Otto Jease Jlolmas and Mra. L>-nn Oar- entertained at a lawn party Mr*. Jack Mois. and low to Mrs. isr Betty Butter. Pleasant Val- ; K.D.IC VITALITY Hllflker wna chosen president; Mrs- . wiener roa.u. Charlton, Holmes, B. T. Albertson. High at pinochle y. who was married recently at Prank Monruihan. Tice president and Wilson and Miller are all thfto Ut was awarded Mrs. R. B, Bklnner, fko, Nev, Mn. Ha>Tnond Ijoncasto-. leeretarjr- ter men and winners of tht state * * * Parlor games and eontesU were ! j and other SPECTATORS Im4ur«r. The white elcrhaat went championship la the relay t«c» held. Priies were won by Mr.^. to Mr*. Bud Prough, -nis atlemocn held at Moscow. Harris woa on th« Brother Honored Chloe Weech, Mrs. Mable Webb, | WM apent doing Red Orcw sewing. foot-ball team, FAIRPIELD, June i — Roland and Mrs, Cnra UcEntlre. The bride | I W ete really prtMid of our new aelection ot BPECTTATORa on t Mr*, 0. H, Wilson ^rai asiliUnt hoe- V « « (Bud) Baldwin, eldest *on of Mr, received gilts. A luncheon was I I now . . . root-flalterera a l l . , . Height of heels, designs ot VM«p « 4 and Mr*. R, T. Baldwin, ha* left for served by tha hostess, assisted by quarters to pleaao the m oft (aslidious. SUc* and wldtl)* too fgr Observes Birthday Port Douglas, Utah, for Induction. Mrs. J, M. Majon. Mra, 8am Ba- ever}’ t;p« foot. JE310ME, June 3 — A birthday Hla sister, DorLi, gave a theater par VBg». Oooding. was an out-of-town Mrs. Thorpe Hostess party In honor of Earl Crane, six ty lor him. Following the show, they euB*t, JBROME. Juna J—Mn. B. Ll year old son of Mr. and Mr*, Clif returned to the Baldwin home where Thorpa waa hoatess to members of ford Orane. waa arranged. refruhmenta were served. Order w>»l ni>w at Wartwrg'*. Adr. $4.9586.95 th« Tuesday eontmct elub. Mra. auesis included Larry Osborns, rrank Thomaa and Mri. Bhsron AU Det^l and Blsay Kenton, Joann, berlson were guesU. Prliei went to BlUle and Calvin Palmer, Dorothy Mrs. Frank BiiilthaHsr and Mr»- m d Betty Ball. F#y« flpencar, Carol, Vhorp*. Arthur, RafreahmanU were served « » • by thahosfa mathar. Fireside Hold * ♦ ♦ UNITT. June % — -nie ». I. A. Graduate Manufactaring Jewclen NEWEST fireside was held at ths home of BUHL, Juno a — Four Buhl stu Rachel Mathewa. Refrohmenta dents graduated from Albion SUt« were eerred. Normsl school. They ara Vida Wll- dot* on Uams, Olga Kodcih, aetly Drlckell and Mrs. Hwold Husttsd, Mias Ko- royon (m oy... deish will teach at Lava Hot Sprlngi Marian Martin next yeu, Mias Brlekell fUilahed her eoursi in tha winter uid has been Tilorod with oil tho Pattern teaching in Kimberly alnce that C ^ r e a t i o n d time. Mrs. Huatead finished her r». quirementa In the winter and taught devotfon lo dalQil In 3uhl until her rocenk marriage. Rocky Mountain Gold Hand Wrought » « « Farewell Party The three natural colors you've come to expsct riLER, Juno 3~A party was gl\. of solid gold, GREEN, RED \ for Un, B, T. Reiahus. Mr. and . . in L'Alglon dresses. Mrs. Relshus and family are leaving and Y'ELLOW . Ejigravcd, designed and blended into theae new eye-catching versions soon for Minot. N. D„ to make their The b e ll, the sleeves, home. Bingo vas played. A gift wa* of jewelry tplendor. prcaenlfd Mr*, Ralihus. * ¥ * trzB fhe collar ora decidedly Group Entertained You netd h tet th t„ dtlleattly AanJ it'it J JEROME, June 3--Ur*. P, H. Bev- wrouffAt, tnfraved deilffm to really sjipre- 1945- v e r y new, very eridge entertained members of th# eialt fAeir oul*tandin(r beattly. , . , fS i Tueaday contract dub. Mr*. I^w- ifendi'ilp renee Van nipor and Mr*. Roy p. 0/ Uie ihret eolort rj beco m in g . Pinkwilh emlth WJ> honor*, ouaiti Included Sa\id ffoW to arf/uJ/j, ingravti «nd d»- timud . . . mckt Iheie jnocea wnusually .iXn. Van Riper. Mr*. WUllam o, 5 Phoenix and M n. Smith. 6

p u rp le dots, flesh with Outstandingly popular now are these two ver BATTERIES sions of Grape and Leaf motifs made into ... block dol5; yellow For An Make Cars Pendants - Pina and wllh black dot*. 88.95 FLASH LIGHTS Matching Ear Rings $12.90 Conplet< wlili SiZM 10 to 20ii Main Floor Bho« P«pftrtmcnt TIKES Main Floor RMdy-to>W*Mr EA R RINGS suiTDBBaa. aouu lUllon Fnw-Gnda S R A D U T O R For Pierced Bara ‘ IDAHO FLUSHING Regular Style Earrings—All Sizes and IDAHO W.'llolT«yoOTBodl«t«r Prices in the Popular Style as DEPARTMENT ■nd A Rnl ganmar aw m i; Illustrated Here. DEPARTMENT K i r , bud and MARK STANDARD STATION s t o r e ;.. Aeroi. Btnet from Bu* Depot On Sale Now at STORE Kudler’s It bnt Brbf RM f'T TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO- Saiwiay Ifornln?, June 8,1045 ON THE SPORT Ivan Parke, Trainer of Derby Hopeful, Hoop, jr., Returns to Rain Delays Game; Indians Beat Yanks prentice NEW YORK, Juno 2 (/P)—In a game delayed one hour and Jhen Burley Parke, luckless MndN brSi'era who''durl'ng thelj"youngcr MmTrison'wldChtuley^^ Mlii nine wln'nersVlwo eecondi and 29 m inutes by rain in the first h a lf of the ninth Inning, the Indians s h u t out the Ynnkees, 4-0, today to even th e ir series reeted brother Ivna on hU arrival Vasco, now 42 and servUiK as clerk Th<-n o v . » .i In the Parka Behnont futurity and three sue ; one gam e apiece. Ed (Spec) Klieman, sopho more hurle r of the Tribe, Idaho Star Wins in Inent stables of today. Burley, now successfuJ eeason at Tijuana. Drenl?r? nnt 9t-L4tohla achieved tha This year he felt like he finally blanked the first placers with Yo Oldo Sport Bcrlvencr today la <0, and Ivan. 38, in Uie not too dis- Vmco'b principal claim lo horse- Ing rider at New Orleans * 1m iVwlnn^ ”1 dIsUnctlon of rfd- had turned up with a derby horse In Eolng U) give you a JItUe Info for six hits in hia first starting Great Lakes Meet tjint past enjoyed rank among the'Inanshlp distinction came In the thVr, rh™??:. , n, k* todays, seven of Trte For All. only to have U.e son GREAT LAKES. 111., Juno 3 (/!V_ one ImporUnt reason—to satufjr Uio top relnsmen In America, -bull rings." Aa a .Roman rider, he led the riders ot New ^rlesM <3u«tlonnalfe pull a tendon last assignment, to annex his first pudgy the records show was one an d 'S i^ m “ «>me balm In knowing that broth- imned lollowing the long interlude, Mr, B. M. Bweeley. the county proac jBCicetj, scoring only two firrta, piled the Tribe pounced on Ernie Donhi up 48 points ii] tliG 20th annual cen- cutor. In the athletic ftnnolj of thi lor nve singles and three runs I traJ coUfgiatc meet before 5,000 nation. Roser stopped them. Baclclrg up this ancient word pud- Bailors. dIer'B opinion are these «aUent facta John Taylor. Idoho, won the 120- I. He played on one of the rreat yord hljli hurdles In 15J. Taylor eit erldlron elerens of all-time at also placed third In the 320-yard low the Unlrerelty of nUchlian. RECREATION PROGRAM OPENS TUESDAY hurdles, J»ck Anderson. Idaho, plac ed second the tn-o-cnlle run. t. A mnnlnr mate In (he Wolrer. Ine baeUIeld wa« the ImniorUl WII- HARDER SIGNS Ue lleiton, Hho'll alirsTi be foond CLEVELAND, June 2 (/T) — Mel on the nation'! all-lIme, E. M. Sweeley, Famed Harder, veteran rlsht-hand pitchcr. todny signed a contract with the J. He WM coaclicd by Fleldlni Yost, old ■polnt.a-Dilnnte" hlmtelf, «. And Bweeley blnutlf Ii rated Grid Star, Instructor unonj Ihe all-llrae neat punters All of which adds up to this: Tliat There w ill be m any features in the sum m er recrcntion pro- In consenting to spend one evening a (rram thnt the Jnycees will Iniinch iinder the triple. That thla ancient word pnddler b all-timo groat punters, having links here on Juno 21, 22 and ------—------wriUng (hit li doe In part to the 3. gone through four years of AsJBosox Win ' am Vb-, • } •nnouDcement of Mr. L. II. Patter- big-time football without hav ion that Mr. Hweeley had consented Fred Stone, course master BOSTON, June 2 (IT) ~ Johnny lo participate aa an Instnielor In ing a punt blocked on him. a t the local links who w ill be Lazor sewed the game up with Jaycte recreation progretn and also A part of Uie large number of manajrer of tho tournament, eighth Inning homer with two Instrucloni, nil skilled In the spotl base today as the Red Sox defeated to a itory that came over said that a num ber o f out-of- In which Mr. Jack Froi.. ___ _ they will teach, wa.i named by Pat- the Tigers, 8 to]. Rouge. La., give* hU opinion of the son yesLcrdny. town golfers already had JO grealMt coaches of all-time. And Denton Heads IKng Teachrn mnde hotel reservations for heading Ihe lUt. like Aboa Ber "ho boxing division will be head, the big event. Adhem, Is .Mr. Sweeley’a Mr. YotL lined by Louie Denton. Kimberly, More than 00 golfers played In the Here Is Mr. Jack Frost's ratlng- famed as o boxer while ntt«ndlng touniamcnt at Pocotelio but 5t I I I RAITIME BATES •’1—Fielding H. Yost, the sweet e University of Idaho and later well known coach and referee. that he cxpected this numbei NAT10NA1, t.EACl heart of sigma Chi; 3—Knute Rock- I will be os.-ibtcd by Ilimk Coin- xceeded here. - •' darling of tho subway fans; foroier assistant coacii at Stan- 3—Qlci , the double wing Torr~. Cutrin, PEAVEY- scourgc; *-Alonro ...... ■ d; Dean Dronrfhead, former Mulllsan, 6nm bff surprised If the entries tht:, best; S—Bob Zuppke, tho builder or Stewart. Ra%5 I3c-i men; 0—QU Doble. who made the Alll- et a new record for the toi nnd Tt :ient," Ihe poimlar courso m TABER CO. flit tackle play what It Is today; 7— — icry InstructorR will Bemlo Blemian. class poet; 8—Jock tnted. FIGHTER BREAKS HAND Oordon FUce. Dwaii " Ilah Sutherland, the dour Scot; 9-Percy Ban. Dial Meanwhile, Stone prepared I CHICAGO. June 3 HI - Elmer Houghton, Hanard’s gift to foot he first rouml in the Jaycec — . -Afl tion or Johnny-Come-Latclya whoic Four Evenings Kaeh week «lll head the list of ring In- trailing, 8 to 1, eiirly In U.c gan necke, pitching star of the Cub.'i lom ill Ihe Jaycer^■ .Irpptd- Corky Carbon. who with _ II decade ago, has applied f -- - has yet to meet the test of itterson caid thnt IiutrucUon li Leonard won the :hc Los Anaele.s AngrU forged timi jporla will be given on Tuts ^crca(lon program. title last year, and ilu-ad to whip Uic Hollywoixl Star.i, .'talement from the volunti "If you don’t agTca on Yost for Wednesday. Tliursday am ucicated Dale Wlldman I to 8. in B Coast league game UUs tired ILit and will report lo Man first place, name me one coach who ay evenings. atone, 1 up, while Jimmy Rosseli ifwrnoon, ager Charlie Grimm in St. Lout Cal Calhocn won over Dick can matoh his record," Mr. Prost le program will be completed next week, the club announced to challenges. "In 25 years he won 169 ugust with a Magic Valley t :i, Tuin Palls, and Olln Smith, Hollywood ..... 512 OOOOOfV—813 2 day. gamc against losses and from Braves Win 011 Buh . Tlil.1 leaves two mutches to 2 10 . toumnment, in which chi be played in the flight today. L(X3 Angeles . 014 040 oox—0 13 l IBOJ to 1P05 his teams scored 3^31 plons wIU be clecldcd In all wclghu, Smith, Legauli, Sliuri), Intlekofcr POWELL QUITS SLNATOR8 polnta against for his oppojienta " Paterson said lliat old rug All matchcs In the first flight, two 2 2 Single in lOtli In the second flight and one in the and HUi; Osborn. BaUcr. Lammcri WASHINGTON, June 3 yrâke That should give you some idea needed for ring padding. Ttt in and Kreltner. Powell, 35-year-old outfielder, quit 6f the alhietio brand that our Mr residents are asked to donati CHICAQO, June (-!’)—A 10th third remain to be played before the tlie Senators today unci told news Sweeley has on him. rugs. mljig single by catcher Phil Masl ------get underway OAKS WIN IN NINTH papermen, "I'm through." pijwell And (bat's that tor now, except: hQ c.\r:ier hit one of tlio Braves BAN FRANCISCO, June 3 (,1^~ irned before the start of todaVs Athletics may net mould yea for ™ homers, gave reliever Joo Hev- Les Scarsella hit a two-run triplo In me with the Wiite 8ox th. ' ' making a Uvlng. and there can be Phils Lose Despite ig a 5 to 4 vlctoo- over Ihe Cubs tiie ninth Inning and scored on a s being benched, . plenty of debate on that, bot they laai in the veteran American Giants Even wild pitch to give tlie OakUnd eertaJnly put yon in shape to ague hiirler's debut in the - Acorns II 0-5 win over the San Fran- U'OMEN STARS TO MEET a life. 4-Run Pinch Wallop 3hal league. ctico Seals. , PITTBBURaH. June 3 (/P)-Vln Card Series PHILADELPHIA, June 2 — DIMaggio hit n pinch liome *-Jcut. Patty Berg of tlif- marines and ST. LOUIS. Ji Oakland ...... 000 000 123-6 3 Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Dldrlkson Za- with the bases loaded today aRiilnslaR ’» - Tht San Praiici.'ico 000 030 200-5 10 Bertsch Team Wins his former teammatr.>i, thp Pi; league leading C harla.1, representing Uie west Chetkovlch. Ayala nndFc Dot Germain and Helen SIgei, but It wasn't enough a.i ihc Duccos' "lelr scries with the Cardinals b' rmnn. Duiollch and Sprlj Mixed Loop Title defeated the PhlLv ' - oslng out the world champlona. i east's candidate.^ will compete It wasnt C. H. "Chuck" Morris' I'hll>J>i[.hk tb > , at eporumans park lonlsht, best ball golf match at Llanerch 2 country club June 13. fault that his team lost Uie sum T\\c Red Birds loaded the base;, mer mUed bowling league cham- with one down In the ninth after Schultz to Return pionship playoff at the Bowladrome Napoleon Reyes fumbled Marty Morris rolled a 603 series, which Marlon's grounder.---- but they • •• - To Brooks Tuesday Included a Jo g am e .^t his team, CINCINNA-n, June 3 OP^Howle. LIVE POULTRY the second section winner, lost to chullz will rr>oln tlic Dodgers when the Domer Bertsch team, 3,050 to m c n E S T PRICES FOE 3,026. they appear nt-the Polo ground.? for HENS AND FRYERS The tabulated score: a game with the New York Giants Morris team Tuesday night, Harold Parrott, road HOLMES PRODUCE wretary ot the Brooklyn club, an 2«2ndAve.8a. rhaneWW C. II. Morris____ 208 169 239 A. r. Jardlno-- 103 146 nounced today, *3 Schulti sent word ha is leaving Z. Adkins----- ID8 WH m Mary Gllkey--- no 317 1J3 sio St, Paul tomorrow night. Regular first baseman with tha Dodgers last T eU ls--- -.891 «M 6 « JOTfl season. 8chuli2 was optioned to the St. Paul club of the American as Be; t«h team sociation last spring so that he could O, Jacobs---- _160 200 134 M Kramer Shuts out continue his studies at Hamllne col- 4 St. Paul, for which he had rc- V.BerUch---- 133 150 1« 430 D. ^ s h e w --- s 1J8 181 405 d a deferred draft classification, 12 A’s for Fifth Win and also remain active in baseball D. Bert«h ----178 208 J87 584 PHILADELPHIA. June 2 (>r>-Tllc Handicap _____ 49 49 ■ member of tha minor league BroTOs hanged out a ba.ie hit bar He will b« graduated from ^ n t p o d ul u c L n g . rage aKnlnbt three Athletic hurler* college tomorrow. Totals ... -...eyi 73i 8 J,OM today lo lake their 8/-cond straight Gun Club to Hold shutout from the Mnckmcn. 8 to 0, Second of Shoots Jack Kramer annexed his flfUi vie- 4 In: LomUtiU t. SI MR. R. L BLEDSOE I Today’s "working agreement" between ewly-revlved Snake Rl\-«r Qun and Uie T*-ln Falls Rifle nnd Formerly of Springfield, Mo. Pitchers Pistol club tlirouRh which the two NO RATION POINTS REQUIRED ---- organiiaUons will consolidat* their _ , AMtHICA.S LBACUg projects may b« effected today whoso past years of experience in insulation and boat When th* former club holds its we have . . . conservation work ably qualifies h im second shixit of the season at iu I h im (4-1) grounds. '» TV CkrUUrkM "ê shoot probablj- will be the plenty of HANOPICKED lna.«much :,i I the club expects to use up its resenres of shotgun shells. However. C ER T IFip as the new I) w.iff (4-j) ..4 L. V. Rothrock, a director, said that he expects Uie govemment to re Number 123 and Number 15 ^ " V ation-u , LBACU* BmIm> al Ckl w r shoota wUl be resumed. GREAT NORTHERN and Mr. Bledsoe will bring to Magic Valley home owners n vast knowledge nnd experience in all the various types For Complete UNIVERSITY STRAIN of in.sulation installations. He is at your service! Call INSULATION FARMERS-RANCHERS him about your insulation problems. We Are Now Doing Information In addition to serving home owners w ith a complelo Ph. 809 W . P. B. Authorieea Custom Killing and Curing Small Red Beans understanding of insulation in all its phases Mr. Bled- ASK FOB MB. BLEDSOE B ailding of Hogs antJ Cattle All 36 Inch Burlap Bags for soe w ill show you how you can save money w ith calking ESTIMATES CHRIS-CRAFT For Those Eligible to Have This Work Done Use for Crop Delivery and meUJ weather stripping. ouaiy Olvni BOATS W e Are Pa>-injf $14.75 for Top Ho(pi Without ObUsaUon V jm i « B t a good boAt. order It aow„ Amid del*jr ea deUmy. Idaho Packing Co. THOUSAND SPRINGB Y A C H T C LUB PHONE 1960 FOR APPOINTMENT 0. J. Childs Seed Co. M bcrt ciu>Ktt. OwMT H ii m t n . fte. ' A ctom from Sngtr Factory O F F IC E 225 DETWEILER’S Phones RESIDENCE 60 FOer, Ida. “IimOatton Doesn’t Cost... It Pays” Sunday Morning. June 3.1948 TIMES-NBWS, TWIN FALLS, LDAHO Page TUrtSSg Goes to Buhl UIE Rescuing Trapped Pilot Just Pai’t of Job to Shoshone Man Markets and Finance BUCKLEY FIELD, Colo., June 3- experleoeed three more cmergenc: UNHAPPY ISSUE ’fc. Kenneth O. Dayley, STusshone, landings, snd cane through al WASmUQTON, Juno 7 WV-Tha OOODINQ, June 3 — LfeuU Lu da., who was awarded the soidlert' without t icrilcb. WhlW Houae »fflnne Ooodlng from the vast Pacific crashed plai Recoverlni from hSa Injuries, 1 cy or hla predeecjsor. PronUln D. area, where he served many moi part was dlscliirjed from the service artd RooAflvelt. with a marine detacliment. day's Immediately went to work tor Boe Charles O. Roas. White House Thompson drc the I ing Aircraft u a t«st engineer preii secretary, wm asked IT the raphlo plct if contrast betwi force; Serving In Uils capacity for six Preildent had been correctly quoted nedlcal c Of t > Amer Prior to h li months, he Inducted into f by the Latin American reporters In lierolc work In et- DAYI-Er service once >|iln, aod aul^ned I hl«htr: cUi.j cluici u saylna that he was not happy-- soldler. feeling Uie rescue. Pfc. Dayley fig Buckley field. the BltuftUon In Argentina. The speaker was Introduce ured In one crash, four emergency All WSJ quid tmUl a P-« era noss replied In the affirmative, Merrill Qee. commander ol tl landings, had been discharged from during ihs iike-off and you . .. •ddlni: ■ W,. The Invocation was given the service and re-lnducied. bet Dsyley vu there. He and Flro "The Prealdent Is not happy by the Rev. Carlton Moore; a vocal Entering the service In March, Chief John I. Doherty ol D«) Argentina. He was correctly quot duel was sung by Cleo Umphenoi 1012, he took basic training and rescued the pilot. Both men ' ed: THE KEY. R. W. JACKSON md Patty Hanley. was Uicn assigned to a technical honored In ettemonlea at Buckley •The President Incldeatally »polce The Rev. E, R. Kaemmer read the training school at Amarillo, Tex. It for ihelr herols work. -- -JJii '‘‘S about D minute to tlie Latin Am'ri- . . . tfbe hu arrived In Duh) lo auume the pastorale of the list of gold star servicemen fi was there that he experienced his When Initnlsw'd on lils crash can Journalists on the good nel Qoodlng county. first emergency Isnding when the experience, he »-ss on thsl bugaboo Auort*j uiIIIUm IhcQ Atu&cUd bor policy and expressed his c< Church ef the Naiarene. He was foriDtrly itslloned In Psroa. Nadine Savage gave a read wheeLi on a B-17 stuck and the of army Jobj, KP. where he com plete and imqualltled approval Mary Umphenour sang a solo. The plloi skidded the aircraft In on her mented thit "If a pUne crashed that policy. benediction was said by the Re belly. through Uie mess hall. I wouli' ' "He then was asked about Argcii- N, S. Anderson. The program wi Transferred to Columbus, O., he b# al all surprlsedl- tlna and made the reply aa quoted. continued at Emwood ceraetery. He did not dlacuis the subject New Pastor for Following is the list of Goodlr further." county gold star nomes read dui In* the service: William Hnney, Nazarene Church Wesley Wills. Arvel Schamp. Don Czechoslovaldans Give Daily RICHFIELD BUHL, June 2-The Rev, R. W, ald Valatjuez. Martin Mink. Harold Xiciaon ills arrived In Cufii to take Larsen, William Hoyle. VIrgd Chrfa- Mr*. Ireno St. Clair has made up his new dullen as paitor of the Icnaen, Kenneth Webb, Donald P. Prayers for Mothers of Yanks builoess trip to St. Maries. Idj Euhl Church of the Nazarene, com ens. Robert Walla, Donald Fa- She has been eighth grade teachj ing here from Parma, where he has Joe A. Mansanarez, George nonlMl: Umoli7 and music Instructor at the nich- scncd as pastor for nine years. Hi Fisher. Nell Owens, Clifford Har- tep’aces the Rev, J. F. Penn, whc , Lee Owsley. Frank Crooker. Held school the past three years. :Iand a n to u Mrs. Bernice Leavitt has rolumed liM accepted a call to llie Parmi Robert Barker, Jessie Cribble. Er vlll t the nie Haynes, Bruce Eubanks, Paul That is the prayer expressed In i tm i MV-Wht«l fg|«M to her homo In Marcus. la., after Cr^choslovakla. to the mothers, wivi Inspecting her farm property in mlplt vacated by the Rev. Mr. Jack- - -ee, Robert P. Alban, Mllea on. The Istter is a grnduntc of the :h. Stanton Runyon and Frank Midlers who have given the people f that country i Richfield. 8he visited at the R. J. freedom." Lemmon home while here. Vorlliwcst Kamene collcgo at Nam- Royce, 11 ttos dlrccicd to the command- Pearl Pate has returned to S< liiK officer of the third army, par- "To thf Amtrlcsn nation *e send C»n«d« Drr - attle after visiting relatives tiei BUHL iiciilnrly the fourth armored dlvl- our grectinjj, Ctech nioihfrs and while her brother, Lcjter Pate, wi flo;i, now in Cieclioslovakla. Copies wives by Mt;l! Bonnlcltnerova." homo on furlough. D beliifi Deiulllul Country Mrs. J. a . Mclntosli fpent se\ Mrh. Lee Howard hiui lofi for the ‘ n soldiers t> lovee •e she V, Private McKray wrlte.s tlint eral days In Spokane, Wash., vlsH erlcii. F = = ;ii! Ins her son. Cpl. Cirl Mclnt^h, i • ter. Sfl. Rut „ WAC, who Crechoslovakls Is one of the most Baxter hospital there, where he ej « York I Translation Received beamlful counlfles In Europe, and pected to undergo another opera n point. Slie aho will wH- A literal transl.HIon of the thal the people are "simply marvel tion. She was Bccompanlcd by h' ■ graduftlluii nf hrr — •uthorlted by Marie Sonnlellr ous" to the American coldltrs. - = = ■:;!; two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Re; George from tho Annapolis > las been received by Mrs. H The »-cmtn Insist on doing Iheir nolda and Mrs. Helen Storey, ar • ocadcmy. \'llbur McKray. Tv,ln falls, , laundr)', and »hen the American Potato and Onion Urs. Marie Burton, Shoshone. !hc Grand Jsloncl Business cc ler husband, Pfc. H, W, Me liberators emtted Cleclicelovakla, Geraldine McArthur and Ma;. ■ m Ncbroska. M to McArthur PASS tXAMINATlONf ,iow slalloned with the lourih iiiitj mraed out in their Futures il costumes, paraded, cele- Sorenson, Richfield high schools plsns 10 enter the school this fall. JEROME. June 3-Thosc ored division In that liberated (Conrteay t W. McSobetto mafl valedictorian and salutatorlan, but t. and jhowered them ^llh bou- ^XP«CLS pijêd Iheir pre-lnductlon physical if flotrers. Ceiapaay. Elks BW*, Fhos* MO) awarded scholarships of $2S0 raining. examinations al Boise recently were reads: "To all American P>t, lUlph Vaughn and Venna Vern Tomlinson, Byron C. Young, ;rs. wives and sweetheari.-i: to dlKfrent from Oermiiny, Riley were given life lime pa-ucs to Neal R. Silver. Sylvester H. Rob ;zcch people of Volyne are ( se Ktrc not even permitted nil Rlchlleld student body activities bins. Melvin A. Orlhd^taff, Eral R. 0 the United States In orde Private Mc- for hsvlng participated In the moat Henage, Chester R, Munger. Ha •he saints above bless all the school event) during their four years J. Stolts. Alvin F. Hastings, Cl •rs, ulves and sweelheaHa c t high school. J. Ehrmantraul, Adam Schmidt American soldiers who car I Gooding Soldier on M&ry Sorenson and Qltnn Capps Paul E. Snider. Willard R, WoO' cicchoslovakla In order to 11 **T»xu “ lloi nrmud»rili» U> I8.»l ere chosen as the two ouwiandlng Robert H, List. Rlclmrd D. Ostle ■ id return to Leave of 30 Days T>xit 7«llow botim II: Ton whIU v u •udents to have iheir names in . -nns freedom. aoODlr.'O, June 2 - Pic. Lcilc' 12; C.li/on.U Dabou. M4«! AH- scribed on me American Legion cup 1 Binc •Ctlve Bravery Praised M, BarUiolo:ne»-. con of Mr. ant MU r<)lo« Babcau 12 u II. for the year 1M5. ■Dally we shall extend our Mrs. C. M. Bartholomew, Ooodlng . In remembrance to our j Is (pending > 30-day leave with h i lerlcan soldiers so thal ttie parenu, Jle »111 report back to the Butter and Eggs in return lo ihelr homes navni liojpltil In Tncoma, Wash, good health. The only thii where he »IU undergo irealment • do for -...... for Injuries julltred Ir nember you dai: A broUier, Sjt. Cllffi prayer mew, Siilen Ulond. spe at home before repor at Camp Cios-der, Mo. GLENNS FERRY Qarry Barry Ain’t mad t PAUL This is not Harry Bany writing Itobert C. Lawrence h u been this ad. ThcAO are Harry's stooges Mrs. John Shaffer underwei.. , promoted to the rank of sergeant, tr>’Ing to fill his ehoes and It Ukes operalion it the Rupert geneml I according to word received ^ his t tho Job hospital. ' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Plav Law- c. No-) la goltc Mrs. Alice McOregor has received ' - - He Is at Uobbins neld. Oa.. pie polishing taken caro of we'U teU word that a grandson, Sgl. Harley e he U studying radar. Be will you folks that we Jiist got In a load Orlll, WM klllKl over Italy May 10, be there until August. of 3 X12 coast fir bridge planklni He was a member of a bcmhlng l7i« Rev. and Mrs. Don K e u u r If you want to keep your horses' would I erflow- squadron and had previously been i and family have been vlslUlig with dry or keep your tractor out of INSUHED MOVING TO^ jporlfd mlalni, Sgt. Orlll’s par- ' his sister. Mrs, Play Lawrence. They water, these planks will do the ti )r the Joy and happlnci nts, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Grill, I have gone to Cstifomla and wlU at- We Just flnLihed unloading a i MONTANA - IDAHO - WASHINGTON ed every drop of Amci ve In Denver, Colo. Und a church conference. In Port blood that shall glisten like a load of No. 3 coast fir dimension Acenla For Sgt, and Mrs, Orville T. Miller land. Ore., before returning hcoM he end of lime. We shake rove to Eall Like City lo vl.Ît a lumber, surfaced four aides and wi ALLIED VAN LINES, INC.. TO ANY *tUl have a small quantity of asbes- hands of all American wives !W dsyj. too siding that'll save you money If POINT IN UNITED STATES OR CANADA hearts, who lost their Eighteen Paul children of the you put It on your house or any of erly. Community church are attending there. They plan a lamiiy retmlon your farm buildings becautc It's fli the Bible school held in the Rupert proof and needs no paint. You'll Melhodli'. church. Dr. and Mr.^. Mrs. Georse Larsen took her tva surprised at the way Jt will Imprc Dallas McNIH are In cliarge of the ■ small daughters to a Boise bocpltal the looks of your buIldUigs. too. A school, ; this week where tonsillectomies wer« other-carload of brick siding has t . Mr. and Mn, A, F. Majors. Bur- r performed. rived If you prefer n little color In ey, were ([ues'.j at tlie home of Mr. > Corp. and Mrs. O. P. Lewis u a at your life. You can use thU sidlnj ind Mrs. W. W, PlltiuBer. j Long Beach. Calif., for three WMk*. Lyle Is spending the week j would the asbestos sld- 1 William E. ("Sam'') simtnotu baa s In three with his snnilpirenls, Mr. and Mrs. > completed his appr«ntlcethlp at gray, red and butf. Wi ...... PltUnjer. Stock Averages j Mare island imvy yard and Is now a of our brick siding and y< ind Un. Howard Easton were : Journeyman machinist, accordln* to to look about you to lee lt« varied quests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan I a letter he wrote his gruidfQOther, Hardin. • Mrs. F. R. Burnett. U»es. People use It to remodel their Mrs. P, R. Coon, and cranddaugh- tomes, big or little, and you have tc ;r Mra. Richard Brown, two tons. look twice to make sure It Isnl reg nd NoU Com have been vlsltlns ular brick. The Insulation quality ol •1th Mn, Allan HardUi. our brick siding is one of Us bcsl P 3/0 Heraian A, Watklni. hus selling points. band of Mn. Uda Watlclns, Ii In a Let's see—Oh yes! Charley is very hospital on Ouim a-lth an ear In proud of the round 8-foot cedar fection. He hu been overseas slncB poetd hs Just unloaded and slacked. February, They run from 5 to 10 inches in dia PhM J/e noy A. Stewart called meter and they'll make wonder'ul his mother, Mrs. Alma Stewart, Twin Falls Markets comer posts and eomil fence posts. Fttr.clsco Inst week. Ills ;"ssi"s?£a'E Speaking of fences reminds us that ship had relumed from OUnawa. fctJlnc lamb* lli. we have a good supply of woven wire D, 3. Co.Tulock has remodeled ihu and chicken wire cn hand house on hU ranch, wesi of Pi We're proud of our farm tenant tthere hij wn-ln-law i»nd daught houses and we'd like you to stop and Mr. and Mrs. James Sleven.i, and see them whether or not you're In iwo children vlll reside. Stevens will the market lor one right now, They >erale the farm alone ilils year ate 3, S and * room portable houses, jr the lilt ihrce years he has em'ered with our famous brick sid iiirmed In connection »lth his ing, well built and our only seUlng laher-In'taw. stipulation l9 that they must go to a Reuben Oomelsin. of an amphl- farm. Well agree we could help eaa« uiuus battaUon, Is now In Okinawa, the housing shortage in Twin Palls going there from the Philippines by selling these houses to city peo e be has served the past 13 M srlsM cacM iid liudaj li ple but the government says, -No ■lu.'Hls Til« and son lire with soap." IVt POrtTUT WeU folks, wo could go oi\ and on In telling you about aU th# things we have on hand to keep your chickens A NEW LOCATION for an OLD FIRM ’ Lwrbon. to»V isd «>i'V run the chance of hartag our wages HORSES - COWS cut down tor telUng you 4 lot ol ihln«> that he might not wy u he 251 4th Ave. South On Truck Lane Wt) tlM »lek ^ b o n u were writing thU ad. Bo goodbye for thU Ume tad here'i hoeing tlu i Harry will ba back rl*ht looa as wt PHONE US C O LLEC T ALTALPA 8BfD have a lot of to wait on WHERE WE ARE ACCEPTING ririo HO m 114 ; and V* doat like to keep them wait- Orw< H«tkma 1 Inc too long beeauM w« know they're oe<»ai« u 3u»t as buiy as we ara. ORDERS FOR BALED HAY LOADERS! Your M ud, Cbanay Idaho Hide & N - ■ i Harry Barry Lumber Co. Plate Your Order Now To iMure Early Delivery On t&« B««4 U tbe HetplU] Tallow Co. RED RYDER ! i6n Je ‘U 'oui. By FEED HARMAN BUSINESS' AW" BETH

CHAPTER 8 •ho leU hmelf nut. once i , , Chief CaoMs Of ID-Law Treobl* rled, who btcomea a bore to hcr- . . to her frlendj, and to her hua- What #« the chief eaiwes of frlc- bnnd. •i. tlon between a married coupl# and . their In-hwH? I. Hivlnj to shnre one home. dUflcullj hero b th«t. ho»tver - similar the background of ' couple mar be. there arc Infinite vulAtlooi ot custom and habit ICING HILL. methods of doing things. The w*iT^»n r. U - » JI - u.- 1_ ■■ wanta to handle her household In Mrs. Houston Hitt, sr., has gone ■ her own iray. her hiaband's mother om Hmnmell to Yuma, Arlz.. ' In onolhcr. Tlie woman who hai visit her son, Llcul. Hobert Hitt ai been r^jmilnff her orti homo for Mrs. Hitt and new granddaughter ' • mnny yeirs finds It Inlolernble to be John Ledbetter vlslled In ' WASH TUBBS ' Sn a jutfordlnnta po.ittlon In her home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ledbet By LESLIE TURNER aoa’a horae and often trlca to Mira ter, Kanmielt, She U en roule homo Jnjrr^wstHi.v.'wa 'CpHEM BEft»6 THB ' the rclnj from the joungcr woman's to Berr>-vllle. Ark., after vl.iltiiig In 'WauSHf£«W4Bfftl ^6TARn»TIBgTAH hand. In many ca.irs. her Intentions Portland with n son who had re aWkROSBSAtUS T«r lire good. She fecU that eho kiiows lumed from overseas. fACeAnEHEMV... best and jhe gcnulnly wanu to help. Mr. and Mrs. Dlclt 61ms and fam - In other caftca, an clement of JeaU ily, who recently relumed from omy or iflflahne.y Is her nioii California, have moved Into the 3. Wlitre the parents live with Sears home In Pasadena valley. their married »om or daughters be- Visllinx in P.iyet'e were Mr. and cnu-10 of need for financial 'support, Mrs. Lee Trail. P.u.tdcns vallry. there Is apt to be resentment on Miss Mary Jlmcr^oii, teacher In the botU sides. If Rrcal tact Is not ex Qlenns Ferry grade school the past ercised, The dependent parents arc car, acoompunlcd them, ■ ■ alert for slights and take any dis Mrs. Harmon Robinson left King OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS cussion of money as an Indirect slur im after visiting her grandpar • upon them. ents. Mr, and Mr.'. W. C. Smith. yoo tolpme.distincTlv^ 3. Tlis tendency during the eurly Her home U In Portland, Ore. ID G o ON) AND NEVER ' montlis of adjustment to "run home and Mrs. Carl Warner and MIMD THE DISHES--BUT ■ to motlicr" nlwnys lends to trouble. family visited In Ontario, Ore. >OLJ LET HIM STAND OLTT ' At tho first qunrrcl, tlio wife or the Pvt, and Mrs. Eddie Boden. for- THERE RATTL1MG THEM 1 hushand ru.?hci (o mother to com merly ot King IfliJ, are mourning A S A HtSfT THAT J SHOULD 1 plain and lo demand syinpathy. Tlie the death of a daughter born in the DO SOMETHIN* IM RETURN I BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES mother, uiilcia she Is very wise In- T«ln Falls hor:pllal. By EDGAR MARTIN •• deed, sides with her own child. Not Mrs. Melvln Atwood ho.i returned \.ocM \.00«.H0Vl^ • 1 lo her home In King Hill after vis y t v . covict1 . with her conjugal troubles ..... in, Calif, v^ooJvs,'eoa\s...t»JT - worst Is undoubtedly caused by the 'TO W3L.X5 a jT OVJ Interference of the In-Iiiws RUPERT XOW ^cnv®5'. bringing up of Uio To e.och generation the mcthodi the euccctdlng one with children r. and Mrs. Gcorse Dllle, Seattle, eecm frauslit with dbastcr, "We did ■ arrived for a two weeLs vnca- not do it that way In my day," they wlth her father. C. F. Men aay. "You will ruin your child' denhall, and hLt mother, Mra, S. health." M. Dlllo and other relative.?. Forc.^t Badger hna rcliimed from Tlie war bride mail realise from Salt Ijike Clly where ho hud tho beginning that her husband's the fint of Inst week taking hb nrmy pay Is small. 8he Is married young daughter. Francu, for med- GASOLINE ALLEY ■'for richer, for poorer," and it Is care, Mrs. Badger and Frances By KING , her Job to live on his pay without remained there. . discontentment or complaint. The Fletcher Hayne.-:, Portland, Ore.. L. . fifth rule lor any war bride U "Bo here for an indefinite slay with hl.i WKy MOTHERS GET GOa V wUllne to live on your husband’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. C- Haynes. financial scale to ■■ s, D. L. Carkon Is a [xitlent . harrii«mtni." Rupert general hosiillal. LIFE’S LIKE THAT The Bill who Ecta a Job while her •Irs. Minnie Elton Is reported 111 B y N E H E R husband Is at war and leams to sup ,he home of her ron and daugh- port herself. Is helpice her husband in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Worth , more than merely by carrying tlie B. Qton. , financial burden. After the war many scrrlcemen will want to flnbli their education, so that they will be HOLD EVEnVTHING equipped for a profession. The war brido who Is able to support herself for a few years while he Is prepnr- Ing to support her for life, will be of Immense help U> her husband. The woman who haji a Job often proves to be a more understanding wife afierwards than tho «-oman who has always lived at home. She THE GUMPS wlU be, from personal experience, By GUS EDSON • familiar with the conditions under which her husband earns the living that supports them, and the dlffi- culties undtr which ho must labor. I, THOSE F=OOLI$Hi}(riN«? / HERE “ She will be belter able to grasp the problema of hl5 dally life when he dlscusse.1 them, and far less likely to make unreasonable financial de mands on him. . Also, by keeping busy herself, she will be belter able lo stand the strain of icparatlon. The woman with nothing to do Is rarely happy and has too much leisure for brood ing and self-plly. The woman who Is active and busy, who Is employing her facilities at a useful Job. has less time to worry. Then, too, she U making hertelf alert. It la the wom-

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~~~~SCOECHY By EDMOND GOOD l^LLEY OOP By V.T. HAMLIN Sunday Morning, Juno 8,1945 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO P agcniM~~~~

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s ^ t i Waumi :i- HELP WANTED- B A B Y CHlCKa WANTED TO BUY WANT AD RATES MALE AND FEMALE WANTUJI TTailtr Wm: llsbt ir«W TRUCKS A N D TRAILBHB EXI'ERIOÔc^kÂtoMbû^. At- tr.11.,^ Phon. liU. (Buad «a Cowarj) NEED HELP! CAbH pild tor BMd turelw™. i(oT, « ______to DO wort p« SPECIAL SEKVICKS 4 ,“ S !f a-1niS ^ OUKTAINS m'tut-i >b alrruM (ot'b r.^ln( .1 Wanted TO PLACE YOUR iIobM. elofki. cunfi tur but don’t trive up till you’vo 8«oocl ll.&d Btor^ : A t Once CLASSIFIED AD Um eC and TIMES-NEWS Mn. Jtsiie Baker uid Ot? Btu* 2 S P O rr E R S &EriUaEBATOR. nn». itokar >«r7?c& ton, Jerome, haa bten vhlU^ itla* R«rrli>r>tor B«r«lc< Shop. 119 or IIIH Uyes and alto at BaUty and Bun TOR STEADY, Phone CLASSIFIED ADS Wot AddlloB. MU or HICJ. Valley. Ua was eQterU!n»d «t a cluilflid •drtrtJili’S FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT dinner at ilie home of Mr. and Mn. Your message, reaching —Qood working condltloni— RegistVr NOW • Do-an Henry, while in Jerom*. H» ^ M Ufora>»Uon‘eJQ elTto U n- over 18,000 M agic Valley left for hla home Jn Portland thl* iiH ts iôriiui. APPLY- week. 38 homes daily w ill bring SEWING COURSE Erreri tbooM b« morUd !mra«lU(.- RICHARDSON'S Mre. Quest Nlms lelt thli w*ek DaV 'OR KICHT CLASSES for Elko. Nev.. where gbe wu called It. Ha »Q1 b« ra»i« for man Clcanera & Dyern RESULTS. Ilaa eat Ucorr»c» In»«nlon. SINOER 8EW1NO by the Illness of her husband, Km- MACHINE COMPANY C3t Nlms. who recently accepted a> HI 6ho*hoti> Borth FhoM lit position with the E3ko Dally FYto TWO mllk^ co. Prria ther*. Ho Is mJferlnj trom » CARD OF THANKS FURNISHED ROOMS FARMS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE aevera cue of Hu. BiCLr* or t.>] A marrlaEe Ucarue wi« inuBt IP YOU NEED YOtTR Mfty J3 to Virginia Leythun and Uoyd Halverwn, both of Jerome, at SHINGLED ROOFS PERSONALS Elko. Nev. BPCHCER eori«tl*r». Lnl« C«nlD« WANTED— RENT. LEASE STAINED Member* of th« Neighbors of im . Pa.tfl»le« Bm tit. T»ln WANTED! Icr .h^p oi Woodo-Bft society will meet Jun# GEO. B. SC H W IEG ER 13. It wu announced ihli veek. .-too*, Twia «»!«. Picn Mrs. Robert Burks, gniduat* nurse, who has been vljlUng with T R A V EL A N D [1ESUKT3 her grandmother, Mn. V irg il RADIO AND MUSIC Ikard. left this week for Great FaUs. n-Yo ■ IDAHO'S Mont., where she will vUlt »iih • 6TATB ImplfmtnU. n«w mllVIni her parents, Dr. and Mr*. W. U roe»l«llo. *S Ikard. FURNISHED BOUSES. RAY UANN, Jfrottfc Oene L'Herlasor, Fort WsrUj. TwIa Mtln* Bo«lrilf tr*ru- Tex., neice of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. fcn will b< In IB. ClI L'Kerbson. arrived this veek foe a ZUIMERLY Am TRANSPORT W an ted : nil kinds CATTLE T ‘ 1 11, visit with relatives. Miss L'HerUaon UNFURNISHED HOUSES CAiiTr.rt-s iNDErr-s'DEJiT UAnxzn Is a civilian employe of the air eorps of the U. S. army. Cadet niirre Peggy Ikard, St. SCHOOLS AND TRAINING AUTOS FOR SALE Mark a ha^lul. Salt Lak« City, wu XUTO BODY .j.d'î:K.SDr.ir".,TV.-^ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES F A R M IBIPLEMENTS a guest here of her grandmother. (EW OPA mlln< .Ul« tl..l ■,:! «,d Mrs. Virginia Ikard, on MemorlaJ day,- L2!!‘F oS rnf",L nr°;“,*S TOURIST PARK ItKAL ESTATE WANTED Mr. and Mrs, FelU Bey, MounUlft Home, and Mrs. Marla Bty, Penj- on Highway 30 Tlllf, Mo., are house guMls her# of Mr. and JJrs. D. A. Lllerlsion. CHIROPRACl'ORS Capt, Delbert Burkhalt«r and Mrs. KERVe SpKUIlit.~Or, Aim* Utnllc Burkhalter and amsll daughtar, Karen. Boise, have been guetta ot Mrs; P. A. Burkhalter. tila parcntii. See It Now! BEAUT'K SHOPS Mr. and Mrs, Cliarles ThonifMn, COUBERLY 5: PARISH Emmett, and Mr. and Mri. J. S. Thompson, Nyaaa, Ore.. are housa MONEY TO LOAN gutsla of Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Can ada. We have it number ot Joe Marr Updegraff, Baker. Ore, lUdctit txativ ■ LOANS TOR SALE- GOOD USED CARS has been a house guest of hli par rURNITURE. LIVESTOCK. ents. Mr. and Mrs. lUus Updegraff. CALITOKNIA CARS AND TRUCKS T»,-U1 pay to see McRjiel LOST AND FOUND K & L CAFE Quick. OourUog«. C«n(liJ*ntl«I His wife spent a few days la Port DAIRY t POULTRY FARM ONE-ro« I land vlsltlns wlih her partnta. Dur- RELIANCE CREDH' JIcRne’s Used Cars FOR SALE CORPORATION ln« the visit of hla ton here, the 053 Main eut elder Mr. Updeffraff observed his birthday, X V i i r Mrs, Melville c. Brown, Ui« for or,. F.>.nln» r SUPPLY mer Jean Beveridge, has been Uis ConUct— has been the Packard Sedan RUMt of her mother.r. Mrs, Mablaif ' r.r. A. 0. i.\wnE.s-ci: JoiiAH! Beveridge. She U the wife of j, niONE c:9. DURLE1-. 1 LOW RATES 1D3D Packard 120 convertible se- ' wUe of.tiwtf.,... dnn. Very dean. exceptlonaUy M. Brown, now stationed'Uoncd iSM m LOST: Blmck.^.ll I v?Dn>ow otas*—^ Mountain Home air boie. F arm , C ity Loans Rood rubber. Radio, overdrive healer, deluxe uccesaorle* Pvt. Lee Chojnocky. t... UNFURNISHED APTS. D DIVERSIFIED FARM Immedlatfl Cloilnj TRACTOR uootrs—toi U»la' »1837 J0. within OPA ceUlns. and Mrs, R. V. Chojnacky. 1 turned to hli .rt-r'V'n at Kan SCHWARTZ AUTO CO. LEM A. CHAPIN Potato Planter Mo., foi lurthu servicervlce i.kiJBIH He has been sufljs U II^ E S SITUATIONS WANTED HOMES FOR SALE G A T ES BROTHEHS at I^rt 6UI. Okla. Hlala sister,S.______TZw_ Lou Chojnacky. who Is tstoclst«l M A C H IN E SHOP HIGHEST vrlth the O. 8. nrmy Intelllganc* LOANS Wciuicll, Idaha service. Portland, also has been k CASH PRICES guest here of her parents. Gha (s a ADTOUOniLE?-rURNlHJRS paid for lato model former emplo>-c of King’s, CoQrt«oa* Sarrlca. Conrid*tfU42 USED CAIIS. 1, INTEmOB CECORATORS- tbdcxs. !• Inurlor d-™.r»Unr—etlnUnt. HORSE MOWERS AKS BCBSa OAKLEY F. M. PORTER, Realtor (It pays to shop around) oln»?*ion»t"c).iiili**PhI*i»0«W jce Main n iT tn flinnf 28 ^D-s. Robert Smith has recelnd a W IL L IA M S TRACTOR CHICO, CALIFORNIA TWIN FALLS MOTOR letter from her nephew, Pvt. Har COMPANY Phone 89 old Price, son of Howard P. Prlee, HELP WANTED—FEMALE W . C. Robinson ' ' • ' o Falls, formerly of Oakley. (A ««. rn>B P«t OftU.) it« Price entered the isttIcb REAL ESTATE FOR SALE orrERS NEW LOAN mmvi Orccn Dunlnp esaDfTIAI. w.r • In the early part of 19U and wia GARDEN HOSE taken prisoner In Germany. Prlrato NEED A GOOD price, who served under General Stro ut’a Blue Furm Book “30” Patten, was liberated May i. CATERPILLAR Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunter hare r»* U SE D C A R? :elved word that a girl was b m o their son and dsu(hter>In-lav. rUllKITURE Trac Layer Tractor METAL TOOL BOXES Wo have b good Mr. and Ur*. Howard Hunt«r, AUTOÔB.l^S^ COW, COMPLETELY “ race. Ida. OVER1IAULJU3 i RE-PAINTED ecIectlOQ. Includlnt Mrs. Dewey Hale. BaJt Idke fflty. G A T E S BROTHERS a guest at the John A. OUrk borne 30 lata modela for a few day*. HgUSEWORK! I>r«ndtt.1e -oir M A C H IN E SHOP STROUT REALTY A r n ^ F. Croi Mrs. Peta Melsenar It TjiUlng WENDELL, IDAHO relaUves la PocsteUo this week. SILVER CREE2C. WASH. ’A . SEARS, ROEBUCK TWIN PALL3 MOTOR and COMPANY Peanut butt«r can be used la 251 Main Ave. W, •cam sauce, cream soup, scalloped IDAHO FINANCE Ca FARM MACHINERY vegetables and salads to atretcb l«ei H O M ES for saic available at Ifui fats. A LOAN SERVICE F0» CVXBIOKl FOR SALE OR TRADE I .1 M cVEY’S FARMAU, cu)Ilv.|,'r. t,j (It Mt^l HOMi: IN TOWNl Crossword Puzzle Is W lid ?n* Kr Hra?t«.*Tf tri'"'.' KKItTH.TzKR .u.chmfnl. („r M< dtllrirr. < 3 A C RES: Ixr^mtnt. EulUblo lUiKUirVvirilt” ’’' cul!lv>t, • IlEDROOM llOMr. ALSO 10 A C R E S :

H A Y . G R A IN AND FEED See FAY COX U9^11USI1E1.S h.rlr». K.I.b.nk.. 1 «,ii: a (•mllW>. Faij U> qnil or c^ll 0-184R2 ihnitiVrr- On CU] CUhTO.U srindinc—W BABY CHICKS Mnrflind Mlirinir Sri E. A. MOON BUY hukr. hMlUi; iiad bUdj” FURNITURE, APPLIANCES *''' *u. AUo MrtUlcd ironoram : MATTIIINd Whiull Anrlo Pcnlan MAN WANTED X , ’. MOON S PAINT* A nnt.SITURE roa br«MUd tzirkrr c calb d»ror>Uil. Moann muiKii. i t * CoD^nr. SwUI n«li hirdwood floor*. Full U*«ia«nl. ii S E E D S A N D PLANTS Solution 01 Y«tUrday>t Puztf* for Plant Work k»T h^<. ImuUUi t>«ck iw# wahlns aulilnt. Iniotclli DOWN L eat ta Apply In pmon >0 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CECIL C. 1 I' HoA“^ f Postpoa* YOUNG’S DAIRY BaDk A Triut Did*. B. D«podtal PLAKTSi J'orpl. r^ipSerrr, tjg i„,;, Brint »he»«l. If* CHARMING 1 NEW! DIRECTORY 2 MECHANICS Modem flvo room home. • BICYCLE SALES & SSfiV/CS * UmEOGBAPinNG PLATE MIIUIOHH U u B w rl^ T

B O X 21 i, B4Sk 4 Tratt DuUdlu. P Shop at ihe COMUERCIAL PRINTING G O O D THIN G S TO BAT TIMES-NEWS HOME & INVESTMENT WESTERN It7 priiUu af tJ rAT >i&NS.' .W l.l „ tr;.T-r BetulUul flve>R>om • PLUMBING & HEATING FURNITURE MODERN ROUE EXCHANGE HELP WANTED— lUrdwiaed floort. firvelftct, tu>i«r. Abo • FLOOR SANDING » PhaiUu u4 BW. Od. rhoe. tl MALE AND FEMALE Urt« Blr« RENTAL HOUSES. Mc)> wlih b*Ui. nn*w 4I«I bulll-iti M . .1 bf he«r. atmU.V TYPEWRITERS • “i'ETS n for m l. HooaV f i rc«ur twin b«4raom % PHOWB Mi«. >-r.nk' W.^L J.w i. ll«. -lOi lii».r tpHn< Fmoo to U«Rt«e B*l*a«4 BMStUr •latfrr esBarlM, lit. Ako ou MkluMx. tad roll irriiir* HOMS * AUTO BDPPLY DDT. tniig iWia-gSyu.. w ; rMlltm. GLASS^-RADUTORS cuTiS SSi“ “ - REESE M. WILLIAMS • FVRNlTaBS______PUnkMt. tort birda. Hi 61m Uk>* (Arpllc*Bt» auil «l«tr u“ S. t B.) 4-fbc» vralnut b*diT>c« r edid walnut Inruu e^n FIRESTONE 414 lUt* «»iUi "FARM I F O R R E N T BOUB MAINTENANCE K.«h.r ^inrt, b.br b«l ao|^^CoM>yu ^ • J F ^ r S S SOFTENERS mntr Page SbteSn TIMES-NBWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Stmday Moniftiff, Juna 8,1846

takes great pleasure in Special emphasis will be mads on giving you at aU times, the latest a n d most popular, good quality Toys and the opening of the new Games available.... economical low prices YEAR ’ROUND will prevail @1IBI IB HIQI B B B Q Located in the BOOKS Buddy-L Trucks Several kinds and styles T his popular and prac Included iri our now de Children always enjoy to delight any boy or tical jfame board, with partment are many pop>- books and you’ll find girl. Included arc vans, its various games in one, ular games including DOWNSTAIRS STORE them here for boys and tanks, dump trucks, always a winner. Avaii- Financc, Camclot, Sorry, girls of every age. Color ^vTcckers as well as ablQ in 2 sizes. Spin-0, Yankee Trader, books, paint books, pic transports. This line is Raffles and others. A Complete Line of ture books, story hour nationally known for books as well as fiction. service and true repro duction. S375„„,S550 . 9 8 c ^ * 1 4 9 BOYS’ and GIRLS’ 3 5 c $149 S 2 1 9 .J 5 9 5

TABLE and CHAIR QUALITY TABLE and CHAIR SETS SETS Excellent quality featuring steel locked comers on both table and chair legs. Reinforced to Natural finished Bolid oak sets. They’re hca\7 stand extra strain. Size of table 18x2-1x19’’. and durable to w ithstand long periods of hard Colors of ivory and blue. use. The finish is waterproof and stainproof. Table size 161/2x25x20". $10.90 $10.90 Other tabic and c h a ir seta to select from in our new dcpartmenL

Pistol and Wooden PuU CHARACTER STUFFED HoIsterSets WAGONS DOLLS Both one and two-gun Safe, dependable and ANIMALS sets, complete w ith hols amu.sing toya for the lit ter and ammunition. Im tle to ti. 'I'hey’re neat, By “Geoi’gene” These are high quality toys made by nationally itation pearl handles— durable as well as sani- all real western cowboy famous makers. In this group are teddy bears, color tary and they are built Fine qyality dolls depicting Swedish. Chinese and styles. A toy any boy to prevent accidents. D utch characters. AH dressed in their colorful na ed donkeys, panda bears and other animals. In a will cherish. tive costumes of felt cloth, both lovely and endur ing. wide range of prices. 65c .0 *149 S 1 79$298 % 3.98 $1.98 $7.90 $ PRE-SCHOOL DOLL DOLL TOYS DOLL DOLL DOLL BEDS HOUSES WALKERS Nationally recognized for their practical, edu T\vo-.story -l-room houses ROCKERS CRADLES Complete with mattress complete with chimney, A pretty, neat a n d practical toy for the small cational and durable features. A ll pain t o f last Old fashione

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BOATS These are complete w ith chalk and erasers. Hang^in cated in the space fo r m Logs with a natural log SETS wall type. Size 18x24" w ith alphabet and numerals Je t propelled— they’re a erly occupied by th e like finish. A ll sawed and Electric burning needle with extra points and real action toy. Tliey ar« at top, chalk holder a t bottom. A n educational and notched for perfect fit stamped designs on wood plaques for burning. A housefumishings and well made and durable, absorbing toy. Set complete with ends useful, talent-promoting toy for making book ends, 11 inches long. Complete glassware departme n 1 1 and comers fo r building. tie racks, plaques and other items. w ith chemical charges. Roof included. in the downstairs store. 9 8 ^ $1.98 $2.98 $2.29 49c Set DOWNSTAIRS STORE IDAHO DEPARTMENT STORE "If It Isn’t Right, Bring It Back’