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T W IN F A L L S . ID A H O . .W EDNESD AY, OCTOBER 2 8 , 1942

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PACIFIC SEA BATTLE SPREADS

Allies Drive Deep
Into Axis Defense
C A IR O , O ct. 28 (U.R)T h e im p e ria l c iffh th artfty tonijfht
w aa re p o rte d drivlRR deeper .wcdRCs in th e Alnmcln line,
nUemplin'fT to brin p M arshal E r w in H om m el'fl main tank
fo rc e s in to decisive balUc.
''
A rm o red fiffhtlnff was re p o rte d o n a n cxpondinR scale
b u t II h a d n o t rcachrf th e p o in t o f a n a ll- o u t e ffo rt.

Tommies Pause in Drive on Nazis in Egypt

WASHINCTON, Oct. 28 (/P>'T he navy rep o rted to

d a y th a t troop.*) on (iu a d alc u n a l i.slund in the Solomons
h a v e been InfllctinK very h e a v y " lo.ssc on th e Jap a n e se
in comparLstyi with w hat n n a v a l xpokesman t>ald w ere
com porotW ciy light caflualtio f am onff A m erican forces.

RUSSlTROOPS
lURNIMSON

Br SANOOR s . KLEIN

C A IRO , O ct. 28 (/P)The B ritia h e i g h t h a rm y m ade fu rtlic r proK rcB s" Monday nig h t in it.5 d r i v e t o open up th e oxis
d e fe n se line.H in th e E gyptian d e .ic r t a n d ta n k battlcs_ dc vclopcd on a mrger'^tcak* y e s te rd a y th a n 'p r e v io u s ly , a jo in t
By llE .S n y C. CASSIDV
B ritis h bQ adquarter-RA F c o m m u n iq u e s a id today.
MOSCOW, Oct. 2fl < ^ ^ e d army
A f te r h eav y liRhtiHK th e e n em y , w a a d r iv e n o ff w ith con- d efen d tn of the cIlff-Mded mouiiU ln rojd 10 the Black ea port of
id erab le loss, the communi-

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7\iups< Imve liinied Uie Ubies on,

riu e s a id to d R y .
the natls in the we.slem C aucajtu
B rltljh lossM 111 UnlLi . . . . .
with a sma.nhlng counter-as.%ault
portM lig h t v id Uie communique
D O M E , Id a .. Oct, 2S (UiU-BlUy
which forced'tile a e r m a n s Into a
ftfttd Uiat. the ftgUUnj
con
Bacli c a n tlJ )iU dad a thing or. retrcikt Uiat sitirled aeveral days
tinuing,
ago. batU cfront dU patehe^ reported
U irte a b o u t th is h i fi8 buslTJie B rlliih rfportec! Uist Uie
twrlous <lrtve to opn \ip n j U h ol
Blily. H . w l hunting yester
In Slallnsnid, a O ennun ...
Jieovler Rniiored fonnatloru eonday fo r LJ)c flra t tim e In his life
slauKlit renewed a t dcinlly cost gain
u nufd w i t h
no eijattm ent"
ed the Invaders Iwo m ore debrls-Utn-Jth Ills d a d , Robert S. Baclt of
\hrou8hovii Montlay n ljh l ftnd T uw Dolse law enforcem ent agent for
tered stre e t, but th e mnln RifAlar
M y.
llne.s held, an d norUiwcst o f Uie bC'
th e U, S . f u ll a n d wildlife senlce.
SuperiorPo^cr
sieged clly th e Red arm y 's relief of
p o th e r B a c h placed his son In
fensive bit menacingly deeper Into
Tlie superior ftllled lr JirtngUi
a bUnd a n d to ld him how to blast
the Oerrnan flank acros.^ Uic sodden
wfts lued night, and day agnlnat aw ay w h en th e ducks come over.
. The T lrtt pietare. sT tbe new BriUah drive in n o r th Africa(moke o t bailie haugi er Ihif scent aa
tncmy' conecntraUons nml fore'nrd
P re tty s o o n . , something did Jteppes, . s
Tim ed wlih the re.surgrnt Hu.Mlan ilrllU h ieldlera w ith rlflea a ad (a n n y gn tu pause a fte r eaptarinr a G erm an fo nrard'atrenc point on the
landing (.Tounds and llftlii bomMrs
come over. Billy' raLwd his gun
thrust along t)ie roiui npproAChIng El Atamein fro n t and prepare for a fresh a drsnee. A dead German lira beside b it e ^ lp u e n t In (he eenter.
and flciyer-bom bcr.i raided Uie a n d " b la s te d ." He killed 1Ui hU
Tuapse UitouBti pabses to th e n o rth Photo radioed Calro-New York. (JfEA Cable-Telepboto)
M itnih dock a rm . Nlglu ttithiers
tlrtit i h o t a. 13-Jut\d Canvllan
east, oUier RiLlon force.i stru c k de
th o l down a Junkers 37 during Uie h on k er.
terminedly Into G erm an-guarded
niglit, Uie conununlgue u ld .
poslitcns t i s l of Uie p o rt o l Nov.
Allied planes .aho i d av n IS a.xla
orov'Isk. 80 miles farU ier u p Uie
p lin c j yesttrday. 13 of Uiem during
coast.
t dive bomber atw ek on lirliu h
U sit Attacker*
foruard U oopi. U\e ccawnwlque
Red ^ tir .uild th a t In Uie flghl
nald. Tills nltack cas one oi Uie few
for the approach to Tuiipse, provl.
(iBSre.islre operations undertaken
slonol bai.e of th e Soviet B lack se:.
by th e ftxlx.
lo ttts ' fleet. 0 siubboni red arm y defense
"mlnly on Uie defensive." 1
forced RiUcklng A lp in e 'tro o p s to
Mid.
fan out Inlo Uie wooded m ountains
B O ISE, O ct. 28 (/P) Id ah o affriculturnl icadcru received
.Acting In coopcniUon-wlth eWllan
WUtd ISshtera inltrcepled the
In a flnnklnK atten ip u
defeiw aulliorlUes. th e Idaho,Power jAvith fa v o r to d ay th e news o f W a r Wnniwwicr C h ie f P a u l V.
B y O nlteil Presi
G erman dive bombers, escorted by
W ien the m ain body of Uie
coiniiony announced tbls afternoon' M c N u tt's atinounccm enl fre e z in g \vorkers in livc-stock, poul
nglitr, apporcnUy b tfot Uiey
A g row ing arrn y of children with
r e a c h e d -u m r objecUve, dlipm Uie the slogan " m o n key buUneu is si^b- Uclcerx started to sw ln ? southw ard Uiat the big floodllglit^ a t Ohoslione
try a n d d a iry farmLn;f.
to follow up th e orlciiinl flanking falls will be to m e d olt,'.
them . M ost of th e planes sliot do*rti
otaeo" pUmr>e<l a prankle.^ '.H al- pcnetroUomthB
...'n ie.-aiO :*. w hu.-5C5Uilruiu Uie
!fhc frc c z tn y tvnnoiunccmcnt y e s tc n ln y oirtlincd s te p s tiT jc
te w tfn >n rtii'es fci.oss tfw naUi*. jtrtfeH.'Sin'lmportant'TOoiBitArn po- falls a re a .a n d th e .site of Uie exta k e n to relieve th e s h o rta g e
<iperttl6tu over norUi Atrica uid In today w hlla police warned adults to altlon wrested from th e O en n an i, temlve power pU uu there, make
<>f csscutittl -farm w o rk ers.
d tfe n w of .MaJtn. lie the avoid w earin g m asks or risk arrest and th e entire alU ick fo rcc wu.s the region a la ndm ark from Uie olr
"The order Ls s step In Uie rlglit
ta u g h t olf balance a n d rolled back for a d btance of m any miles. Doas J * . bombing conUnUfd wlUi Wltle II susplclm i o f being saboteurs.
dlrecUon. . . . Dairy products are
Youngstern fro m Albany. N. Y , wIUi heavy losses, the n rn iy newsp.i-. Ing of the big Klobe.s will come "In
d a fiitce 'rep o rte d , the communique
very vita l to the war effort," W. L,
to B entlle, W aili.. responded enUius- p e r reported,
tlie next ilay oc two? according io
uVd.
livesUa, the jjovem m ent now ipa- Ralph W. C arpenter. Twin Palls dlH endrix, president of Uie Idaho
la.iUcally to a p p eals from police lo
Slew Progreii
jwr. aald autum n ralna h ad turned vblon manager of the power conDalrj'm en's association, declared, " it
m e jJOW, Hard /ilfuggle ncroM refrain fro m tiie lr usual pranks and Uie
DonVoIga steppe.s norU iw esl of
will have a 'Kholtsome elJeci on \hi
mllea pf itrongly-held desert pa'll* in !^ome citle.i su b sU tu i^ a scrap SU llngrad into a qunKwlre where
dair) Industry and will te n d to en
QUICK pELIVKItV.
Uoi4 w u cxpected U continue lor Iron salvngc cninpiilgn on bcKgns's
Uie enemy s m ^chajilicd forces bogNBW.'SOIUC, Oi.'t. 28-K enneth courage farm ers le keep dairy sftjck,
aomj^ Ume belorc Bufllclenl Kround night fo r Uie u su a l ''trick s'or IreaCs." ged dcro-n.
Porter. P. was locked out when he
v u 'd a r e d for a n allied tank blow
W a rn in g s Xi w k S
KhoulJ Be W Idrf.
.......... Score Steady' G ains
Carpenter explnlnol th a t "it's a gut home from .school.
, i t . l i i a arm ored backbone of HemPolice in citie s from Chicago, III.,
Mandial Bemeon T lm oslicnko'j ntJamc.s B. Ncwpori. Idaho coiiiinl.'He w ent to Uie roof ol his n ia riarmy.
lo Jnck-uinvllle. Fla., and. Dallas, tack on Uie nftzl flunk was sa id lo long trip to turn off ilte.'-e llght-s In
c ot emergency iintl would take mcnt house, climbed. Into the .'loner of agrlciiUuie, ^ald:
AUlcd ftlrcra. Inutudlng Ameri Tex.. .w am eda < lu lii th a t any grown have scored steady giilnii. P m v d a dls"
Idaho
agriculture will be pleased
can bomber* and frghtcr*. were con- up c au g h t In A m ask would be a r closed Uiat the aerrm in s were driv . . Ifa.''t half ati hour." A jxjfter dumbwaiter and prepam l l locr
wlUi the admlnl.itraUoii's auliude,
ulanUy scourinft Uie bnltic area and rested on siM pIclon of sabotage.
en from a key defeme p o sitio n Uierc employe from the falU plant would awny, b u t his strengili was no . . . T7ie action Is rciv-Oiinble and
the desert reaches beliUid It.
llltiioLi civ ilia n defense auUiorf- Uiree days ago, and }ifid lo st 1,000 have to cro.NS llic river ami a.scrntl m a tdi for the contrniitloii.
will
b
e
,
efffctjve
If Uie final draft
MaJ. Oen. LcwLi H. Drertlon <![. es said sa b o teu n i m ig h t easily con
He and It zoomed downuard.
Iho slght.ieehiK platform to which
n.ln.a hatl of m o r u r an d rifle
closed th a t UnUed States air forces ceal tlielr Id en titie s as Halloween
KenneUi grabbc<l a t a .vlll nnd ,U Inclusive enough to apply t<
Uie lights arc nttiirlied.
1.
,)
types of rriiular farm aorkers,
w tr using A m ttlcan bonib.^ lor
Because little n a te r Is flowing at hnng on u n til'h is cries ailnicl'Kl
celebranLi w hile th e y struck a t vltaL
"T
lie
order
Is
verjnecessao'. " e
fln t time' to emiuOi ot axis concen- war p lan ts.
:>resenl and toiirbt travel Is du'liid- neighbors who called ]>oIlcc lor
need to kieii sufficient manpower
traUons be hind Uie lines.
llng a lm o it to iiolhliig. the uumbor Uie rescue.
The c h ild re n o fO leiico e , III. deIn Uie agricultural Industry to m ain
He w aan't hurt.
(if spectators ilcwliiB the falls has
'T lrftcM Knergy"
elded to rin g doorbells and ask for
ta
in
aJid
rven
liierea:ie
prodUcUon
been vco' small.
' n i i e tiling th a t lias lmp^e^.^f<l acrap a n d If th e houieholiler didn't
fo r th e w ar effort," Elacl H. Brock
GOOP
itfe most about our m en Is Uielr cum have a n y , to a sk hicn lo buy , war
. PHILADELPHIA, Ocl. 28 - A m an. general manpger of Uic Idalio
nnd UreleM energy." B rtrelon said stamp.
tall blond entered Uie ^tii^e door ngg producers Coflperallve M arketiMt n iglit o f a 'pre.vi conference.
a.^s,ocl&Uott. dclare4 at, CaWr u n E n te rta in m e n ts
canteen and Introduced Ucr ell as
* "niP (lamfi ciualUlea are po.WMed
'.Mrs. Helen Da.w. a Mnscr."
SUidenl.1 o f S e a ttle (ichools subWALLACE, Oct. 28 (,7 ^-F \)u r of
by the RAP. b u t Uie Oemian plIoLi' su tu ted c o m m u n ity enteru ln m en ts
Slie sang for 20 mliiutrs and
Lecellng Off of Pay
Ability In tills Uientcr h not so good and h om e p a rtie s for vandalism. BhMhone county's sm allest achool.i
CHUNGKING,
O
ct.
28
(U
.PJ
the senlcetnen shoviicil an ova
were deelareit wlnuem to d a y o f J25
ftj e. year r ro . poisibly due w
Chinese bombei.s, oiJcrating wlUi a tion. .
Wiet'lier the present order is
Com m unity le a d e rs of Toledo. 0
and Uie fac t Uiai tlie new ..... a rran g ed 3,000 parU es as an antidote w ar bond prlies In Uie school sc ra p f ig h te r,tseo rt,fro m a n undLiclo.sed
"W<wl" a coVpornr ^houtcd. bkia d enough to covefTlie problem
eoUectlon contest sjii.%ored b y the
liavtn't got th e stu ff the others for H allow eon m ischief.
base,
succcxsfuUy
raid
e
d
Uie
blegest
rem
ains
to be seen," h e odded. "Tlie
"Tli&t tiam e oughtta l5e in the
Wallace Prew -T lnits a n d th e S h o
Japanefe a ir b.v.e In north Clilna movies,
m o st lm |)orl4iil aspect Is Uie leveling
At C leveland ch ild ren decided to
One of the A m erican fllrrs, Cn'pl. stop sc ra p in g w lndslilelds and save shone county sali'Bge-for-vlctoo' yesterday, the C ;n tra l News agency
After shed le fl a commlltee- o ff of wages lo more nearly corre
^Tlinm a.^ W. Clark of Suffleld, Conn., soap a n d greaia; f b r Uie war etfort. commlture.
xcporic<l
todny.
spond
wlUi
lho.*.e In defense areas."
woman
explained
th
a
t
Mr;..
Helen
T h e sth o o b Avery, J a c k W aite
^ f s h o i ilown tw o itn n a n liithlera
The big planfs drooped tons ol Da,-j In public life Is Helen T rauA. J. Tillman, U, 6, <mi>loymcnt
w ere cau U o n ed to avoid ring Black Cloud n n d E.-iKle-all . .sur
Montiaj"to bccome th e first united Tliey
ing doorbelLn U ia t m ig h t d b tu rb the passed the per capita collection of tploilves on .the a ir field a t Vimg. bel, famous metropoliiin oijcra r ^ r tlc r director for Idaho. Indicated
Sinics flKhter pilot with U o con- rest of RleephiR w ar wotktrs.
Cheng, ^m1th f ^ l S hnnsj piovliite. sopraco.
D
iat
d
e
u
ile
d
Infonnatloii on
^e r t i l ol ihe county's 18 schools, scoring hlt.s on the runw ays,.hangtlrmed Mclortes over axU tighten
fre ere order was eipccted he;
Jollcp c h iefs o f Albany, N, y
t a t 333 pounds.
In the battle o f norUi Africa.
.MASK RUf.ES
day o r tomorrow.
Kjio *v11Ic. T e n n .. P o r t Wayne, Ind..
Avery with an enrollm ent o f 33 a r.\ and grounded planes.
SVJCHITA.
K
an..
Ocl,
:&
-S
anT
h
e
Slghler
pbiiea
maclilne
gunF
ra
n
k
L.
W
lnwltr. secreUiry of
an d MarUi\% PS:rry. ,0.. warned Uial students collected. 3 ,i:i pouiid.i i>er
any danioRe to tire s would be con caplU : Jack W aite *lU i 13 stu d Ml Uic Held, fl.viiiK so low they la Claus c an n e a r his mask in a Uie Idiijio CatUemen'a a.v.otiaUoti.
sidered iL-i .an a tte m p t to help the ents. 2J05 pounds: Black Cloud could dIsliiiKUl.'li d um m y alrpl.tnes departm ent store, but if lie steps declined lo comment iiendliiK
Into
the
street,
h
e
will
break
the
set
out
by
th
e
Japanese
a
s
decoys.
study
of
the
order,
but said that
axis, T liey co in ed th e .Oogan: "Dont w ith 16 .'tudent', IJOO pounds, luid
law.
eatU em en planned to m eet in J3oLie
hiake H lU er a n d Mus-wllnl smile," EagleriB students, 873 pounds,
The city council has p.l^.^cd an Friday for a district Rrattui; eotiKellogg high schools <22 slud en ts
anU-ma&k ordinance, but S a n u
ference
nml
Uiat
Uie
m a tte r would
turned In the largest poundage, 275,D C S T n O V E It LAUNCHED
(JIauses, w h o rem ain on jirivale be dlscu.vwl Uien.
750 pounds.
ORRICK. Mo.. Oct. 23' (;n -A
SAN n iA N C IS C O , Oct. 28
property w on't be affected.
mouse trap g lv n Joe Albertson, iTlie d estro y er B u sh , n a m td lo t a
Police
Chief
Tliom
as
Jaycox
BERUN, Oct. 20 (U,R>A Traftso r n rr ot a sm all coal mine here, marine corps o ffic e r on the hbilorle
SENO.S L tC K
ocean news iiKcncy dispatch fro.ii asked for Uie law. prtinarlly to
another hour's .<Ieep each mom- frigate C o n stltu U o n , was launched
Tokyo today siikl t h a t Hang Kosig hamper Halloween. He ^^ays crim
. lug. yesteM ay a t th e BeUiIehero ahlfn
inals &nd saboteura could lurk un
was raided ogaln by 11 planes "
A string ru iu from an alarm yard*. T h e w a r c r a ft was christened send leiicrs i
detected behind the masks.
noon
today.
clock to the mouse trap. Wheji by Mlsx M a rlo n Jackso n . Alston. friends.
(American plswcs raided Hong
the alarm goe.^ off. th e vibration ilaa., a grtat-B Teat-B randnleee of
He Is mailing i rab b its foot lo Kong twice within a few hours Sun UOUDLE DUTV
of the string springs the trap.
OALLUP. N. M.. O l-1. 38-Polly
U eut. W lUlam B u sh .
eacli of them.
day
night
and
Monday.)
Ttie trajr throo-s a switch Uiat
Ryan volunteered fM Uie WAACs
SW AMP3C0TT, Mats.,'O ct. 28 t/T^
(Uirts an electric motor.
while her brother. I* M.. Jr.. took
A toss of a coin by two Nea- Eng
Dy Uie lim e Albertson and his
his preliminary eiam lnatlon s landers determined who should be
helpen arrive ail the w ater irlUch
sn aviation cadet.
m
e
la st to leave Uie a lrc rafl Car
h u seeped In ovem lg u t had been
If boUi pass Uielr test.i, they rie;- Wft-sp after ahe was torpedoed,
pumped out of the mineand Uiey
will be sworn In togeUier a t a Jo h n J . Davh. aviation m a;tilnlst's
can sta r t trork im mediately.
public ceremotiy.
, '
m ate, th ird class, a survli-or of the
sinking, had reported today.
Home on furlough while recover
NEW YORK. Oct. 28 OJPi-Mrs. ing from bums. Oavls said that
By M E R R IM A N SMITH
and dedlicUons fcir prior fixed obll- empied from , Uie o rd er but
Eleanor-Roosevelt h as'been dios- CapL Forrest P. Sherm an. Melrose,
W ASHINOTO^f, O ct. 38 (U.PJ-nie gaUons mu.1t not exceed 23,000. reasotiable" increases stUl will be en best-dresswS woman In lour* Mass., commander of Uie carrier,
NEW D E U II. IndU, Oct. M (ff-r- a r labor b o a rd a n d th e ireisury startin g Ja n . ].
disallowed.
nallsm" and Clare BooUie Luce, a nd * rea r adm iral, a naUve o f New
Byrnes publlcittd Uie regulaU ons
n ie Japanese were d'sflw fd today dep an m e n t to d a y u>ok over one of
The b lf slx-flgure incotries o f . .
wife of th e publisher. Henry n. England flipped th e coin. Sherm an
lo hiv e destroyed or damaged ut
a t a press conference. He revealed "
a n d moTle uudkw Luce, has brrrt de>l8nalMl "best- w on. and Uiua waa t(le la^t m a n to
.er th e side.
te u t SO g ix iu n d ^ IlyhttTs be-^^du Uie m ost B lgontto Job* In history th a t;
disappeared a utom atically under Uie dressed woman In politics,' Uie
the previously announced "scitral control of wAgea a n d salaries of vlr>
Salaries below M.OOO a y e a r were orders. At the sam e U me. the small fashion a r t ' de.slgn school- a n -'
transports" In raids oil American tually all A m erican s an d tha p re' fro ic a as of yesterday'w lth red u c- wage and salary c a m e ra Itam td sounctd today.
alrfltids In norUieasl In d ia, b a lth rlr vervuon o f a n y a&lary h ig h er th a if Uow below the highest r a ie .p a l d th a t before Uiey can s e t a raise,
Mrs. Roceevelt. author of Ilie
'attem ptd to sm ash these buses of Uie i,ooo a y e a r . '
between Jan . 1 a n d . Sept. IX 1M3 they must have governm ent apThe rulen w ere p laced before tbe forbidden along with Increases above p tw a i. wlUi th e excepUon of e ttta in daily calumn. "My P ay," and Mr*.
U. a arm y bcmibcrs and ferry s e rv
Luce. who.Ts a Republican canlee to C hto were regardeO as lu- pubUc by E conom ic StaW UsaUoa D |. present leiTls.
erem pt , categories
ouUlned by dltlate for coi^grcs-s from Conrector Ja m e s P . B yrn es who tald
flalariea above M.OOO a y e a r were Byrnes,
W ASHINGTON. Oct. 28 M >-Bep,
necUcu'l.
merely swapped roles.
T he new figures r e made known the order w as *o-aU toelualw Uiat pre\-ented .from rising, buC reducThe ,'aT labor , board w as given L ast year U rn. B A w e l t won the W hlto. D.. Ida., annotlnced he would
to a M jpplanent to a n earlier 'Dnit- "II comes d a m n n e a r tc tU n g every- Uons to Ui6 U.DOO a year level wer Jurisdiction over all w ages and sal- pollUcs" desUSpailon and Mrs. be unable to return to Idaho to take
(d S tales arm y communique atid dls- body."
expressly permitted. The atn b lllsa- ir ia under |i,oOO covered by labor. Luce Uiat fo r H oum allsm ."
p a rt In th e final elecUon cam paign,
:Iosed also (h at abo u t &0 Japonr.<^e T he o rd er rea ch e s tlio small week Uon d ate for those sal&rlts w aa OcU contracts and going to employes
T lie representaUve u l d he had
Vivian KelleiM . Mrs. Luce's'op
twmbei* aod
fighters engaged in ly w agei o f th e s h o p girlby pre- S-when President R o o sn e lt set u p n o t employed In a bona fide
ponent. for th e Republican con* found him self to bu.sy w ith m a tters
m e tU ack eunday- wWlo 37 enemy venUng f u rth e r lnerease.i except In the office of, economic su ib lllratio o
'Ive, a<lmlni.strUve o r profes
gre.salonal nomlnaUon.' was call of In terest to tiU district he would
lighten escorted r iw reconnoKianfe fpeclal cases~a.s well na th e mlUlan* by exeeuUve o rttfi
in.icli}-. Control over all oUicr ed "beslrdressed biislnciu woman," be unable to pet them concluded tn
jianes in a ieeond a ttac k on Uie i*lro indtistrlUllel w hose net alEmployes
-------- - In pbuits iih jsaiarifji cnt to. th e trea sury de.... working
L o reiu younfta-on the deslgna- tim e to return. Ha expecU to vole
w n e fields Monday.
a ry .a fier p a y m en t o f fed eral taxes lesa U ia n -e lJh t workers ,w cr ..ex * Iparunent.
by abser-tea ballot.
\
U o a fo rQ o v ie a J tr^

RESULTS

U. S. Children
W ill B e Quiet
On Halloween

ISAIFAllS

Idahoans Laud Order

,1 LB E S M 0 Freezing Farm Labor

FLASHES of
LIFE,

3,125 Tons Scrap

Avetage of Avery
Schools Students Chinese Bombers
Blast Jap Bases

Inventor of New
Type Alarm Clock
Gets More Sleep

Germany Reports
Hong Kong Raid

Captain Wins on
Cpin Flip; Last
To Leave Wasp

liJaps Smash U. S.
Planes on Ground

Yanks Turn Back.

Jap Smashes in
Solomon Mands

Salary Freezing Order Started;'

Ban Put on Pay Rise, Reduction

SW AP

WASHINGTON. Oct. 28 (U.PJ T h e buttle of th e Solom ons,

raKinjT furiouHly on and m o u n d G uadalcanal island w h e re a
Japanc.'4o brciik-throu^rh wa.s t u r n e d back, today h as sp re a d
hundred.'! of niilc lo th e c a s t to w a rd A m ericaa P acific com
m u n ic a tio n linc.i,

,
A m erica n flit-r.H have a tta c k e d .tlronK Jap an ese n av al
forcc.s north ol th e Now H eb ridcR and th e F iji islands on
w h ic h arc U nited S ta te s a d ance base.<(.

1BE0181N
lUNffiCRAS

LOS ANOELES. Oct. 28 (-T>A

c ongre ulonai cammlttet, .after a
col-oner's Jury had decided ^Uiat -an
arm y bofober struck a liug'^iAmerl*
can airliner, causing It to crash ne ar
P alm Springs Frldsy, killing 13, be
g an I'ls owo InvcsUgaUba today.
"W e find," laia Uie Inquest verd ie t returned late yesterday a t Palm
Springs, " th at all 13 died from
crushing and cretnsUon due lo the
c ra ah to the trauiul ot an American
alrU ner. takl airliner haring been
slruclc by a U. 8. army plane pUotod
by XA. W . N. WUioa and flu ff Bat.
R. n . U l g h f
A w ar deparlm ent announcement
aaW- U pilot, attatheil to the a ir
traiw p o rt command. slxUi ferrying
group. Long Beach, had been pUced
u n d e r aneJV penfilh* compleUon ol
a rm y 1:
I Nichols of oklaDotnst.,
m ltiee . said Its hearing will bo closed
a n d n o n e ot the lesumoay aUl bo
Im m ediately releajed.
" I h a d seen the imcr In Uio itlr
before, b u t not for some time." Wil
son told Uie coroner's Ju^f. "1 had.
no Idea i t was so close; no Ideo I
was going to contact It,
,
"A fterp-ard 1 could tee eeruihi
dam age to my ship. I did not
w-hat p a rt
tlie alrlliicr was
ta cted, b u t I realized a contact had
been m ade." '

T h e penetratloti of Uie American

Itiirs on O tiadalcanarocurred Sun
day n ig h t (bland Ume) aflr a 'day*
long a tu i(k on the souUi side of the
a irfield. But V. B. army troops de
fending Uiat sector chased th e e n - '
em y back and "regained Uielr pol*
Uons." M irioes defending Uie west
e rn sid e of Uie a i r f i e l d . ^ were enSaged In heavy fighting, b u t tho
na\-y reported Uiat Uiey had scored
"sm all gains.
Ftght E xU sied .
AlUiough the focal point of the
b a ttle into which Jap an has throw s
numbers of troops,' a lrp la n u
________ UiB flghUn* extend*
. . . . hundreds of mllea a t le a w hich
Uie enemy conUnuea to d om lnau.
,
T Jjs b u t report by .U n a ry tn
l u eommunlqi;* l u t Bicht showed
t h a t t t u Amerleani have lu n k t f o
Ja p a o e se destrojeta aqid damaged. '
th re e - other ship*, toeluCtng a baU

tle sh lp . Jn iidiU oB -hlu\w ere ''rc p c rte d o c i> T - u l* m a d . n ltc r a f t catneV w tilu piajr hv^1w<n
d a m a g rt;^ U
^ T ^ ^ m e rfc fa n
gaged three Japanese destroyers
O u a d a U a n a tm U l n a valV id K arlntr
a irc r a f t J iA n ^ lh e fray and sank
tw o of Uie destroyera
4 ) n t y c r Sunic
inoUier acUon on the same
d ay tSiintlay). a Jopontse destroyer
sa n k Uie U. 6, 6. Seminole, a fleet
tu s , nnd a small harbor patrol bo a t
n e a r T ulagl, Tlie deaUoyer was b a d ly dam aged by shore batteries which
scored Uiree hits a nd O rum ann,
W lld c a f fighters from O uadala n w hich stfafcd tbe ship a s It
fled.
M onday monilng American bomb-.-a a n d fighters on Ouadaleanal
took o ff for Uie Uilrd Ume In tw o.d nys to attack an enemy task force
of cruiser* and destroyers th a t lias
b e e n jn Uie waters north of Florida
b la n d .'! Oil Hielr Uilrd Ulp, the
A m erican airmen scored a direct h it
o n a n enemy cruliet. Tlw day tie- '
fo re th e y had h it and stopped A
c ru iser, h it onoUicr crulscr and left
iC<nlln>4 ti r a n t. C^lma

BOAROlLPlCil
GASCA
RDSIS

T he service stations, garages, tire

shops n n d oUier plscfs In Ta-|n
Palto county w bett molorlsls may
o btain c ard s on which to pledne Uiat
they will -drive no faster Ulan 35
mllM on hour, lep Uielr tires in
rep a ir an d nol pavjes.i more Uian five
Urea p e r car. w-iu be announced soon
by Uie T ttln Falls county raUoiilng
board.
T he places Mil be .selected by the
board, nccordlng to Carl N, Aiidersoti. chairm an, who .ulcl he expect
ed to receive Uie plcdce blanks wlUiIn ft few days. Tliey nave already
gone p u t from Wiililngton.
M ust Be BlpiMl
'
Tlie form s will coiulst of a Ure
recorti a n d a n application for b ^ lc
Ka.-iollne ra ilo iu and must be signed
before perm its to purthaw tires,
ga.solltie and autumusUe iviru eaii
be ls.<ued by the rationing traard.
T ire buyina. of coursr, li .^crlctly
limited under Uie rxUlliiK raUoii
plan,
Tlie Rau3lUie application must be
prcjriited to admliiliirators aho will
be siiflloned a t all elementary
-vchools In TH'ln Palls county durn e Uie reglsiratlon {leriod ou Nov.
}. 10 a nd II.
.Mrs. D oris Slradley. county superln ien d e tit of jiublic itisicucUou.
5 In c harge of the reglstraUon and
slie hUB appoljited all superintend
ents of Indeprtvdent dlstrlets and
principals of common schools - adnlnlsira to rs. Tliey will be as.vL'ited
by tlielr leaching slalls.
fiv e 'Hres

Bulletins
WABHINGTON, Ocl. t
ThB w ar prodocUon board loday
revoked prierlly r a tl n p for seven
pow er a n d .lrr m ile n pr)etts In
th e weal. Including the Anderson
ran c h dam In Idaho, fn line wllh
ll* poHry ef turtalllng th e w e ef
c ritica l materials.
LONG BEACH, Calll.. Oct, 23 I/'T)
T lie nnny today formally placed a
charg e of m atuJaughtcr against the
pilot ol B bomber which collided
w ith an airliner, killing 13, last F ri
day.

ef sU
o f hfa.corapanisns In the aalaUge
m laalan agftlnst the United Nlates
of h ts own free will and wlUieot
a n y premises ef Immnnliy frem
th e V . S. goterniaenl.
B E R LIN (Prom German Broad:a s ta i, O ct. 2# w>O erman broad- ..
coM^ saUI today th a t th e number of
B r ia ili t a n ts destroyed In the new
n o rtli A frican balUe had Increased
to 300.

MOSCOW. Oct. M (/Ti T he

Momow radio said teplxht th a t
m ust dispose of Uie extra Urea beore receiving a gatoMe raUsti. th e r r d arm y had eenUaowi tta
ad vance narlhw esl of SUllngrad
Tires m ay be sold to the govern
m ent by noUlyfng the RiUway Exa f te r fierce hand^to-hand fi(h t\n g w bteh c u t tbe Germans 1.200
resi agency to eiU Joe them.
On th e tire Insiiection record, d ead.
which Is separate from the gasoline
ra tio n apphcaUon Icmn, th e appli
W A S U rm rT O N . Oct. M .(/D -S enc a n t m u st list by serial number n to r H ln u n Johnson, veteran C all- i
a ll U re s'h e oa-ns.
f o m la Republican, branded aa *.r
"base fabrieatlon" today a sU (em e n t t h a t he would resign i
th e se n a te to pare the w*
*
p o ln tm e n t of form er,
H oover a s h b

White Unable to
35 Club Now Has
R eturn to Idaho
110,000 Members
CIUCAGO. Oct. 28 W ~ Judge
Cra-ln J . H asten, vhose name beUea hla w artim e effotu In the
courts, aaj-s his Infonnal H elob*
now h as a membership of orer IIB.000 m otorlata idedjed not to dffw
over th e 53 m u i a n houf Ufflil.'^ ;
T h e Judge lootj ttie blU.rflr.wlwl*.
iM etd tlc k e n u id taaJtffic cmt*. .

R IO . DK j A W t a f t W "

I
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1

Wednesday, October 26, 1943

T1MES.?JEW8, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO

Page-Two

ARMY AIR FORCE WILL m V E 2,500,000 MEN BY END OF 43

TOTAL1 1 BE Good Stuff Being U. S. Prisoner
iOFPBWER
MIAMI BEACH. n ., OeL 5< Wi3
liw L OCT. H enry H. Araeld,
w m m u id ln t gener1 <rf the tn n y *ir
rerCM. Mid todtjr U t ttu &nny'i
a ir t m wiU h m 3 ^ ^ -------------
*nd m tn by Uw sW of 1. .. .
onethlrd of U - t o U l prtdjstcd
i m j r itre n flh .
Amcdd'i w U m tU . g l r i n in
ch b(or S jOft r n d u tU a o( t
(ore* onicer e tn d ld iU Kiiool.
n i MO.OOO h lf h tr th u i oreTlmu
d r u m reveftlcd by S e c re iv r o r Wr
H enrr U Sllmson belore ihe house.
mllllAry affairs commlllM in W ashIrutoii tv o weckJi ({o.
Arnold (ave it im p h le tlliu tnU o n
or th i hu g t Jump In lr fore* per*
onnl whn h i told tho ir* < lu ia
Uiat tJiclr claw klene outnumbered
th e tnllr air force o tfletr liat of
103S, vhich had only Ijo o Damw.
lUady to r i f h l
H i ' aald the. n t v ofricen wr
"ready to get off the bcneh and take
your place In the gameand It Is
th e rougheii, tou|I)t. fam e you
will *Tcr be called to jilay In."
Ho rouRh a nd toiiith Die game
v a i. he Ba]d. he found out o n ,h is,
reecftt lour of the Pacific war
theater.
Arnold pralBcd tho work of pilou,
gunner) and englnsera In tKh Pa*
clflo area, and l a i d the TJnlted
e u ie t'h o d coniinictd a chain of
lUand air baku linking Hawaii and
Aujitralta. to replace ths route
broken by the Japanese capture of
W aki UlNid;
Clly Alrpri en Isl* "
On one Coral Island, which
refused to name because th i Jip< P ra ra V lsllen
IbSrt. R alph Dixon a n d two ehll*
anew probably did n o t know about
It. he Mid engineers h ad built run- d ren ore i;ursta of (.tr. and Mr*,
george J . W ard, p a ren ts of M n.
. m u i comparable (o tjioie o t' any
JiUfe e ltr aJrppri. g n fin ttta also
talvaged lumber from a wracked
ahip to oonatnict plans holit, and At W eddlni
repaired a rallro ut and buUt- two Mr. a n d Mr*. Riuuvsll PUll and
good iocomoUrM out o f the ruins of d aughter. U n n le , Hoaolton. wen
Tour to provide frM transportation among the g u rsu a t th e Ward'
Caldwell wedding here lost nlglit. .
fo rso ld lan artd tuppliss, he said.
Am&ld found the morale and
fighting ability of U. 8. farcM good. Visit flon
Mr. a n d Mrs. U A, Chapin havi
71fhtr and bomber or*w wer ac
counting for alx J a p a n ti j>lans4 t gone to Palo Alto, Calif., to vbU
very one of th tlr own number lct, m eir eon. Bd Chopin, student a t
S
tanford
unlvcnlty.
^ h aald.

Packing membn. , v i m
and
f u e its In BUtomobllei to tlghUy
U UI three arftllable c a n wera lif t
behind In order to go all*o(it la
saving lAioUnt and
Uii IV In
T alii n otary club w ant on a vUlt
to tho Japantifl relocation cam p a'
H u n t yejterday. T he tr ip thtr* wn
' In Utu of t h i club'i noonday Iun<
cheon .meeting held regularly a t Ui*
Parlt h oui.
A t the camp, t h i R otarlani par*
took ot a regular m eal terved of<
ftcloli of the oenCertomato aoup.
BwUs steak, creamed peas, potatoes,
apple eauet, graham crackers and
coffee. They dined In one of the
large m eerhaUe and were le rv td by
JapancM waitresses.
Philip Schafer, a w lita n t to H.
t . SUtfforrtrdlrcctor of the cainp,
discussed the cam p life afte r the
luncheon and then took the R o .
tarlans and their gue itj on a lour of
tha cinter.
T here were 45 In th e R otarlani'
party. In addition to Uielr wives,
guesta w in Mre. A. J . Peavey, Leo
. AnderDon, ll, 0.
an(t Jcm
Eastm an, the ta tU r a member of the
Buhl club. E dw vd D. Rogel, presi*
dent of Uie club, presided. *

SERVICE
litre. Cliarlte Merkle, 30 WA.ih
Inglon CcurU. who la to ' receive
a medel from the Embltm of
Honor asaoclM ion'In recognition
of having four eon In the armed
forces, ha.^ even more to b o u t of.
4 Icnmed today.
addlUtm loTiavl
..I svrrlce, Mrs, Meri.>v i.m >nu
m n d jo n j In the navy, a son-inlaw In the army, nnd a niece who
Is an army nurse.
Tills WIU revealed In a letter
from Mrs. Merkle lA -Mayer Jo

Club Mm U rrid ay

T he Oem aiale a&eli) club will

m eet Friday a t 1:30 p. m. a t Uie
home of M n . R uuell Hamm, 931
T hird avenue north.
Her* for Nnptlali
Jam es 8mlU], Ooleda. CaU r..Ji the
house i t i i i t of Mr. an d Mrs. Robert
e . .Caldwell, h li brother-ln*U w and
UUr. He came hero to a tten d the

Ito o Court a n lt
Bam Relder, jr., le d efendant In
a probale court suit filed by the
rrvB i CMSt
.................................
M rs. B. Welle an d M rs. Junior In which J u i.
W ooten an d ch ild ren hav* relum ed T he account w u assigned to the
plaintiff for collecUon by th e estate
of the late Dr. 0. R , W eaver, the
pclltlon stnlfd. A. J . My
tom cy for Uie plnlnUff.
O ro n ftr* Dina ,
Tw in r a il s o H in s ir s will m (t a t
7:10 p. m . today a t tha I.O.O T. hall
for a h a rv s it p o t-luck d in n er, fol*
lowad by a plnochla p arty .
court BRftlnst W.'W. Campbel
Ins Judgment of t02, th e nmouni
Jmlor 1. 0 . p . r .
'- T w in PalU Ju n io r O dd Pillows said to be due'on a doctor MU Inlodge No. 11 win m e it today a t
p. m. In th i Odif Pellows h ill. All
m em b en are requested to ba presont.
To PertU nd
Ool. and Mrs. Jam es Dee. new
Mokta H bru lia r* '
U n . K . O. lAUtil)ach, H ansin, 3mmand*rs of the Oregon 'a n d
hod established n s ld i n e i In Twin aoulhrm Idalio dlvbloa of Uic SiO<
PalU for the w in ter m o n th s . H er vatlon Army, relum fd to Poritond,
huataanil, Col. U u U r ^ e h . Is with
tha arm ed forcea I n Australia.
Aakj fU B J7 J
Judgm ent for a to u l of 1118.37
lid cto> l> due for grom rlai and
m otor ^ ar repaira and acee>.-orlia
U asked In a su it filed by B. R.
Stevens In probaU c ourt against
R alph Pord. E arl E. W alker li '
tom ey fo r the p laintiff.

Berfcanl lU U ng
Royal Ru llf jc r . son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. 0 . Ileyer. 6 0 M ain avenue
w rit, T*-ln FnUs, baa been promoted
lo aerKtant a t Greenville. B. 0.,
where he Is stationed w ith tho a ir
corps. He Is m ateria) officer In the
h e a d q u a rte r company there.

CallfomU Trip
Mr. and Mrs, T rum an O reonhalgh.
737,Bhojhonc street n n rth , li f t to
day for U>ng BescU, Calif., where
Ih fy will visit .Mrs. G reenhalRh's
sister, Mrs. Vivian Laird, an d h e r
fath er, M. O. Conover, b oih form er
>eslden(j of Twin Falls. Mr. C on
over has been 111 but li reporl'ed Im
proved;
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of Record

^ Tw in Falls and TlclnltTCotAer

. l o n li h t UUh ycaterdaj <7, low 4L
te w Ibis m orning M.
Albg^Uff^Oc
AtUniA _
llkmink .

Sfc-.IS!!*.-::
Tft-IK TALU
WatblMtoa ,

K e e p t h e W h i t e T fa o
o f '8 a } c t v F lv in g

Now 99 iaw witHcui a

total tn/fle w M ent in our
U a ffie V fia t y .

IfnM F a n !>>
fire which beat off th e ir attem pU lo
recuplurc It.
In OiLi M ilent alone Ujo Germans
..ere said to have !at 37 U nks de.
stroyKi and IM dam aged and cap
tured.
Bovlit m orlnei were credlM 'w lU i
Moylnit 600 O erm nns nnd caplurlng
xunienta In nn n tta ck udctmi na il;BUglocl commurUty casf BlSNovor-

Oregon and southern Id ah o division

of the Salvation Army, were
corned a t a breakfast th U m ...
Ins n t the Rogerson hotel, a tlcn d f^
by members of ih i Salvation Army
a dvbory Iward.
'
Mrs. Ehima C lo u ^ek , member of
tho board, gave a brief a d d i w of
welcome, and Col. Dea responded,
Adj. W. .Roswall, of Uio local post,
...............
brief business seailon.

Woman, Shot inHoldup of Club,

Dies of Wounds

Malones Divorce
Upheld in Ruling
Of Supreme Court

Meets Thursday
HANSEN. Oct. J t The meetlnir
of the Womens Community council,
which WM postponed a week over
Uie regular date, will be held T hurs
d ay of Uili week a t th i Hansen
Community church. AH women of
th e community who are Intercatad
In qullUnc, arc-tnvltad to com* and
help compirtp the iiullt being m adi
fo r the Rd Cross.

EUbt rcenilis tenuUvely accept

ed by th e Twin r a il, navy r K n iitIng lU tioo marked Umt in Soisa
to d a y -a t Ui* fovernm enl^ e ip ^ M .
nie.tlBht, K n t lo B o lH for final
ptUsleal .examlnatlona and m a r * '
Ing-ln, ra n afoul of Uie new V . S.
manpower eommllona regulations
govemlno agricuUural w o r k e r a .
Meanwhile. Chief Recruiter Edmund
Bamon'a sta ff here waa obtaining
sUtemenU from the d ra ft boarrta
in Uie dlstricta where the boys re
side Uiat Uiey are or are not essen
tial to the dalrylni,. livestock nor
poultry Industry. If any of the
eiglit Is ^ n t l a i . enllsUnent win be
refused.
Dannon was Instructed In a commimicatlon th a t came from tho
navy's buriiU of personnel, via Uie
Bolw Ul headQuaners, th a t
henceforth enlistm ent papers m ust
show w h ith ir an applicant is In 3-A.
3>D or 3-A and a statem ent obtain
ed from Uii d ra lt board Uiat the
recmll is not essential to dairying,
livestock or poultry Industry.

First Two Heads

Of Rotary Speak
told of Uielr expertraees In eatabll3hln)( Ih i orgitnlMllon here In
1073 I t the weekly lurfcheon of the
club.
O uute of th e c

Jerome Pres-
byterlan church; J. H. aasklll.
Morrlson-Ke^urtsen Conitrucllon Co.
superintendent and Dr. E. L. Simon-
ton. Jorome-Wendell physician. RoU rian guests were Bid Sm ith and
OJerl-JClni, boUi p( the ShoUione
club.

ORPHEUm
S tarts TODAYOpen l i l l B ernlar Prieei

Howard Services
' To Be Thursday

RESERVE

Elmore-Woman
Takes Own Life

B ert Miller Will

Be Rally Speaker

an d Republitfm cnndid^itc for th a t

office in next weeks election, will
/>peak a t the Tw in Pall* hlxh school
audlirrlum T huraday n t I p. m.
Dottolfsen wlU be th i only speaker
on>ihi pco(rram. b u t th e county ean*
dlates wlll'b* Introduced. It waa a n
nounced by Jass E aslm an. Buhl, Ri<
publican eounty ch airm an, Eastman
wUI presldi a t th a mtoUng.
C. L. Schoenhut. Republican caji
didato for sjalc auditor, m ay attend
th a m ieting but will n o t speak, East
m an said.

Gooding Ships 323

Finished Garments

Soldiers,7aycees
Have Stag P arty

Forty members pf Uie mlUtAfy po

lice company a t the Japaneta r e
location cam p a t H unt a n d a like
nu m b ir of^faycees made m erry a t
the Ju n io r Cluunber of Commerce's
s la c party a t the Rogerson hotl
la st n lih t. T he party was for the
soldiers.
Slsilnfcmd's n o rth ern
d e fu w s
Alton Young served as toaalm asheld sRalnit a ttac k a fte r attack' by te r and m aster of ceremonies, while
numerically- superior Infantry onJ
Joe Koehler wolcomra the
tank forces, b u t " a t a cost of heavy
lo u u , th i O erm ana succeeded
advancing along two ntrecU,
.......- .............. ..O.IdsllD
comiQuniquft aald.
aer>-es, t h M i ^ e sol ...................
n u v y Kntmr h o ttn '
cooperation given In th i voIs drills,
Summing u p th o fig h t within Uie
Bll! G arn ett entertained with
..ly on t}|e e sth d ay of tiie sKge. reodlngs ami dialect monologues, all
ihe,communl<iue said a battalion of flavored wlUi plenty of '(nbasco
enemy in fan ln ' was yvlpod out a:i(' sauce." Community Mnglng w u led
five unk, S3 blockhouacs an<l dUB'
ouU and 4o supply trucks were de< by Jim Reynolds wlUi H arry W a|.
te n aocompanylng on Iho'p iano.
etroyed.
Dingo was played and refrcihMn.1.1 atU ck s have been re.iumed.
Two attacka b y G erm an Infantry m enis were seri'td a t ilie cloja o t
a n d .lan k s wera d ic isred beaten off th e party.
by the Jtusslatta holdtnit a sectar of
th e nnrU iw u tem fr^ii,_bB hw L*nInsrad. T lie commtinlque sa liP ll of
th e as
t shot
MOUNTAIN HOME. Oct. 23 (U.R)Coronrr MUo O rem today decidfd
Mrs'. Oeorgc Donnell, 73, Mountain
H eme, had taken her Oftn life by
riroailliig. Her body ws fbund ye.itird a y In an Irrlgatlcn ditch near
JE R O M t Oct. M - I n compliment here.
Mrs. Donnell had betn dejpond*
to Mni. G. O. PliJppcny. stale PEO
orconlzer. members of th e Jerome .it. O rren aBld, sines the dentil of
SLiierhood of PEO were hotU ucs h e r hu.'.bnnd liu t April. Burvivori inon Monday a t a luncheon and a
banquet In th e McUiodUt church.
T iitre were 31 m em ben In a ttend
ance a t the homo of Mrs. 8. o .
Dnvts for the special mteUnR to
hear Mrs. Phlppeny speak. Mrp.
Mno J^lel and M rs. Und.ney, Wnd ill, wore guests.
At Uie home of Mrs. De W itt
srt Miller, seeking reeiectlon as
Quereau. a luncheon was arrangld
im ey general, will iptak a t Ihe
honoring Mra. phlppeny and of auditorium of Ui high school in
ficers of tha o rg an luU on. Two char Filer tonlRht under Uii auspices of
te r members, Mrs. W. H. siurges lha Tw in Psils eounty Democratic
a n d Mrs. W illiam N. Hardwick, a t central commltt^t.
tended.
L ast nlRht. Ed D. Baird, candldata
for lleutcnsnt gavemor, w aj ih
chief i)pcaker a t a Democratlo rally
held a t th i American Legion h all
in Buhl.

Seen Today Farm Ruling

Catches Navy
Reciuit Squad

Sugar bow b coming out o f re

tirem ent In one certain restau
ran t. . . TtM Prrsco lt aU a so t
alter opening letter and finding
N avy day was a grand success
so fo r as Chief M schlnbl's Mate Uie boy frtc n d jw a been promoted
E dm ond Bannon,,head of thelucul to se rg e an t., . Nfyy Reeralter E r
n avy rciru ltln i staff, was concern nie Term unde t4 u n ulephooe
ed. I t not only brought eJgnt rrerulia coiivirtaUon In sh o rth a n d .. C inh u t with Uicm cn w hat Binoon didatas Lowery and By Barron
chuckling U fiU ier o v e r lomete rm td real -priie."
T jia real prise' was John How Uilnf. . . Driver a t InteraeoUon
undecided which way to go. fl*
a rd Payne, who waa bom in
while the echoei of Dewey's guns Tialiy m a U p i on# and one-haif
WQT lUll lloallnr over ftfie bay u' furn* around e e n U r.. . PU W rt of
M anila and who himself serrru ir one doc stuck In middle of lota ofhum
ans In photo studio display
th e fumous btcuse-Argonue olfenwindow. , . Clnud P ra lt. roUng
slve of Uie f in i World war.
an alueniee ballot a t county audi*
In Prance
loi'ji
office, leaning far down so
Payne, a- iiaUve of K aiuas who
haa Ijcen tesldlnB o t route two, Bur he en w rite on counter* bum
ad folk. . .
ley. served in the Amrrican army onlj- for crdlnary-sU
^ . . . - I-.,
from June 3, IDIT. to May t(. IBIH.
m ost of which period was ipent In
his
w
atch,
face
very
serious.
Pm nce.
O ther.U ian.giving Uie.bore facts
o f . h l s prcvlouiimUltary scrylcr,
P ayne had lltUfl lo say. "Juji my
I believe It's my duty to my country
and let It BO e t ihat," Paym lold
th e raerulters.
H e was scheduled to hve lOtTay
for Boise for final examinalion and
sweortng-ln, "nie rocniltcr* here
SANDPOINT, OcU 37 OPKMri'found him to b In excellent condl- Ruby Dgv, wife of Ihe proprlclor of
Nllas m sh l elub ne ar here, died
last nlRht, vlcUm of a holdup by
buryT Neb., as his next of kin.
August Hago Monday. R a gt later
Others Join
'OS slain.
Mrs. Dew. 34. was ahot a t the n ifh t
AUo enlliUng laie yesterday were
A rth u r Richardson. II. on ol Mr. club wlicn sh e defied Hage'a hold
un<J Mrs, Alva Rlchardjon, M en; up order fhorUV a flc r m idnight
M arvin le e Bherian, 18. mw of bundoy. nnd waa left for ctsad- H agi
Mra. B nm a Shorldan, rouia one, FI- kidnaped h e r h u sb u S to n d fled.
ier. nnd William E vrrett Conmti, jr.,
AfU r two hours nloni, Mrs. Dew
-aon of Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Connid, recoVuTt^ enough to call Ute sheriff
rout4i one. CasUcford. Tho latter en- Uld W0.1 taken ib a hospital wlUi a
n sle d lo the radio technician bullet wound through th e c h n t.
' Tlio husband, A rthur Dew. waa
branch.
n v e oUier young men Xeninwd (ortcd to accctnoony Huge from the
earlier In Uie day.
nisht club, bu t escapcd by diving
UirouRh a window a t a beer pftrior
near AUiol which H ejo planned t ^
rob.
^
Monday momlnR, H age attem pted
lo drive past guards a t the Sandn ln t brldkc. south of town, a nd wai
:llled by Bpanlsli W ar Veteran Pnul
W alle n a fle r woundlnif Deputy
BO ISE, Oct. (,K/-The stale Sheriff George O'Donnell lo a pis
suprem e court lotlay had a fflm td tol dual.
^
an ItU i district (Twin Falls county)
O 'D ornell. shot through Uii chest,
cou rt decision awarding a divorce to iQ th e arm and hand, wns consider
Dula Molone from E.
Milone ed I lig h u y - b u tr a t th e h o splul
nnd adJudlcaUng a property ii- la st night,
llem enl between the two'princlpals.
T h e opinion, wrllin by juitici^
WllUatT) M. Morgan before n li diUi
Oct. m, w u concurred In by Chief
Ja itlc e Raymond L. Otvens and all
o lh e r JusUeu.
OOODING, Oct. 28 Ooodlnj
M alont loushl a divorce from Mr.
J a lo n e June 24, IS30 on chsriei county Red Cross production c hair
of cxtremq cruelly. Mrs. Nslani man. Mrs. n . W. Lyon, Ooodlng.
waa awarded the divorce on a cro^^ annoi|need tlie shipm ent of 323
com plaint aUo charging exlrime finished Barmcnta to th e O jden Red
cruelly, but appealed Uie dtelilon Cros.1. warehousi.
The gannenta sent were tiemlzed
as lo terms of the property iiltlt*
as follows; two chlldrena oor. ..
m ent.
H er appeal asked a different dls- rice n t robes, II bed nhlrt-^, five pairs
trlbuU on of cnmmunlty property a* mens pajam as. 37 opcrntm i: rowhs,
related specifically to a ^ece of 79 Rlrls woolen sk lru . <7 child
land purchued by Maloni sfler woolen dreslBcs, five boy'a shirts, -boy's woolen shorts, 13 women'i
the ir m a r(la ii In Jsnusry. m i.
knllUd Sweaters, 97 children's k nit
ted sw eaters, one c hlidi knU tfd
m il, 30 p a ln ofao*. U arm y Vneek
fw eatcri and nine pair* o t army sox.
Also ready and a fa lU n g iWpplnll
instruDtlnns are 30 arm y iw eaur*
O O ODINa, Oct. 38
Funoral and 30 pa iri of sox.
. .
wrvlcM for Mrs, Addii Kowird
,Mrr. Lyon announced th a t there
will be held TliurHley a t } p. m. at Is plenty of rAiterial on hnd for
the Tliompron clmpel. Gooding, Hev. Uiose who desire lo de this work.
D allas MacNell, W m dill, offlolstlng.
Inlcrm ent will be In Shoshone
cemcien'.
T he .MpthodLit church, Wendell,
W ayne Tucker, m anager of the
><**'".
^ g ln n lru ! to
.nnd..ths.W cndll Q rania wUl-ba.ln rial
feel th a t he U tnlly a "naval recliargo of UiB music,
Sho
Uie moUier of .ohn Fran smre." On Auf, 34 he rccelvad a
cis Howard, who has nnt been heard commission a* ensign in the U.
navaj
reserve
'w
iui
a
m
i n i of
from ilnce he left here two ytars
slsta^t paym aster. Up la Uils mo
ago for W ike Islsnd.
Surviving are anoUier ion, Csrl- In r he had received no noilfiaallon
to
report
for
duty,
ot
aty>
oU itr word
. VI Howard, and a d a ughur. Helen
BeUi Howard, One non. AUguat Dale oonceniing hl sU lus In the navy.
He believes Uie noUflcatlon lo re,
Hownrd, dlod Aug. 8, 1038,
port for duly will come soop. how-

Russia^ Troopers
Push Enemy Back

Poem Interpreted
Bott Will Speak
Salvation Army
To Townsendites
en'Meeting
Leadiers Greeted O. A. Botlolfsen.
The m a n w ith th e hoe"*, was the
form er novcmor

them e oC a U lk given a t a m eet.

Ipg of Townsend club No. I last
n ig h t by F itch Ball, w ho presided
a t th a meeting.
B all gave the various p h ases of the
poem a slgnlflcanca In co nnietlon
w ith p n s a n t day eondltloru, an d
also m ada th e poem applicable to
the principles of t h a T w m w n d
creed.
Membara of club No. i wera ru ests
a t th a m iatlng.
B all U aeUng n rasld en t of the
elub during th i lUnasa of Albert;
Putcler, w ho Is reporlad recover*:
Ing a t hla heme.

WORLOWMI

NPACI

Keep D raft Card

With You, Board Organizer of PEO
Executive Warns Feted a t Jerome
Cnpt, J, H. Seaver,. clerk of T iii

C aurt of Honor
A court of honor for Roy Beouta Falla count)- eeloctlve service board
In th e Ttt'ln FnlbL dlatrlct of the No. 1. bxlny warned rcglstrnnta of
Snake river area council will be the local board to keep ih e lr reglitrntlon cards on their .person a t all
tim ts.
'T ver^ week I have lo h e lp get l
lea.tt two r tslstrsn tj of' th e local
board out of Jnll In some p a rt ol
Uic countrj- bJcause Uiey were u n
Cai\ T rack Cra.ih
A truck driven by D ick R. Brmm- able lo show their reglitrntlon
field, route three, nnd a c ar driven cnnlBf' Capinln Beaver declared,
by John C ate, Tw in Falls, collided , A telegram ftCTO Uie police ..
today a t the -intersection of Plflh HollLiter, Calif., came to Captain
......... n o rth a n d PourU v street Beaver's office oiklng w h eth er a
Twin Pall,i young m an In jnll there
gislered. He's reglgtered a ll rishi
.. fro n t fen d er of the
the young wifn evidently hod
paMenfter car, A[id (he fro n t end
to uod away hts enrd when h e was
' the truck. No o n e was Injured.
deferred because of a physical dis
BIKTIIlf
ability
Kveral months ago.
T o hfr. and Mrs. C]wood Bobler.
Ta-ln rails, a girl, this m orning, a t
(he Twin T^lls county general h o s
p ita l m aiem lly home.

W EATHER

Schools Reopen

Tw in P a lli public aehoels and

fiL Edward's parochial school will
rw pen Thursday morning fol lawlnr th harv ril vacaUon
which h as seen hundreds of
(rr*H
Oa*>
tudents and se o ru of Instructora
working In the potato and beet
burning and d ead In th e water a
har>cst,
U |hi cruUer.
Supt. A. V f. Morson of the pub
o u t th i U taat d iv il o p n tiit aetm i
(0 be th i presence o t apparentb lic (chooU aald that the new
Urge enim y su rface force* aboui 400 openlni tim e would go Into itf K t
with t h i rw im ption of c la im .
tnllu northwest of a uada ]quiiU >
The a lem e n ta ^ sdiooia will
far from the m a jo r aeene of action.
<n>(re w u n o official explantUon. sta rt a t to a, n . and the^.^nlor
and senior high schools a x 9 a.- m.
but 11 * u r ^ t e d u u l th a t from
the point w here thoae forcea wtra The luncheon period will be ba.
tween I and 3 p. m.
Inurcepud by A m erican airm an, the
EL Edward's also wlU sta rt
jip o n n e could have stru c k a t Ea>
plrltu 8anU), a n A m erican base In c u u e n a t 10 a. m.. witli the
b e New lit b r l i} ^ or a t the FIJI luncheon period beiwcfn t and 2
Islands. A sh o rt ta llln f distance 10 p. m.
the east a n the B am oaa Ulanda. an>
olher major A m erican base and key
point In the aupply U nt beiw tin
iiawiU and A uatralla.
Allaek jN aval f e r e a
The lait action a i a l n e t Ih a t
enemy force w as M onday n ig h t when
navy Consolidated "CataltnM at*
u c k td It. T he foree^waa the la m t
one believed a tta c k e d th e day before
BOISE. OcU 3t (ilvR e p u b llc an
by a naval c arrier a ir force e a it e( Blale ChaliinBn Reilly Atkinson to
day h ad a t t ^ d in a oresa i u t th t Stewart Islande.
The n ifh t a tU c k of th e "CaU* m ent suppOrnng C. AHiotM lfsen'a
H n u ' retulied In a torpdo h it on ar candidacy for govimor th a t Gov.
enemy cruiser. T h ota w ire admln' Chase Clark had an onportu'nlly to
liiered In tha m id s t of heavy anii: pay.^ff the sU ta debt two y e a n ago
aircraft fire du ring w h i c h one a nd did n o t ta k i It.
Amirlcan p la n t waa damaged.
It Is Intarestlng lo nola the exact
n i l navy revealed fu rth er r' attuatlon of, the slate two y e m ego.
p o ru on the earlie r a ir tiatUe wlt}i Ju it SO days prior lo Uie ex;AraUon
presumably th a t la m e fo^ee earlier of Gov. Botlolfsin's trm.' A tkin
In the day. O ne e n im y a irc raft u r - son said, On the l u t day of O cto
rltr was badly damagofl. another ber. 10(0. Mrs. Myrtle P . D iking,
" -m a u d , ----------------- .......... sta le treasurer, publlthed a report
showing th a t Bottolfsen h a d In the
dly dan
treasury th a t day m o n th a n in o u sh
- j s hit.
T h i last cocnmunlqui. ralsat th i In hard cash to p iy ih i entire iia te
total Ja p an iie w arship cuualU ea to debtJust a trifle less th a n 13,000,73-13 sunk, th ree .probably aunk
and ft7 d a m ag td -4 ln c e Aug, T. In ^ W o u ld it not have bein nice," he
th a t eame period the navy hai u ld . If Oov. C la r rh a d U ken adacknowledged th e loss of la w lp*~ v a n U g i of th is dtuatlon and paid
three heavy c ru U en . th e aircraft off s u te boAds u Dottolfsen did.
carrier Wasp, six destroyer*, four Ha m ight have found'htm salf In a
tran ip o ru a n d a fleet '-tug. Ad< position lo stop the tjem w dous
dltlonally aA un n am ed carrier w u
cUdn of lakM which took from
"severely dapaged,:; two diitroyere
people of Idaho more than' four
____ an d - le u e r " damage
on dollara more than ljottolf>
uffered b y ^ t h e r unidentified aen look from Uiem.
w anh lp i.
in ste a d , however, Oor. Clark h as
had to repeat figures over and over
again In this campaign to attem pt
to explain the eacesilvs colIeeUans,
he declared.

Atkinson Charges
Govertflr-Failed
To Pay off Debt

Twin falls News in Brief

Club Has Look at

Japanese Center

[[ SPBEADS

Free Methodists
Plan Conference

Mrs. TuDker, th e daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A lbert W egener, will r e
main here for the tim e being when
Tucker goes into training or on acQ uarteriy conference of th i Free Uve duty u n naval resen'o. Tucker
Methodist church of the Columbia has been a resident of "Twin Falls
River conference will be held this niarly throe years.
week-end a t U 'l Free Metherilit
READ T T M ra-N tW S WANT ADS,
chapel, 338 Blue U k e i, It wm announced -loday b>' Rev. G erald Blcka r d .' p a iior of th i local church.
T he Rev. Robert Hayei. presldlnf
elder of a WashlnRton confer*ee,
will be the speoker. Sen'IcM will be
hold Friday and Saturday a t 8
p. m..- and Sundsy a t 11 a. m, and
P- m .

,'31m '

r U P E B T YOUTH EN LIITI
SALT. LAKE C m r , Oct, 31 iT hJam cs. Heber Williams. 30, Rupert.
Ida_ enlisted y e ste rd a y -In Uii
navy, dU triol recTUlUng officer* a n
nounced.

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M IL L E R
18 Trnt MAN r o n

CORONER

Q u a im i - c o M rm jfT
(

Clouchsk. Mr*, o e n i____ ______ _

B ert A. Bwtet, H. B. Delia. Elmer
...........
0 , P. Duvall. H. R. FARM FO R S A L E I

R ites fo r In f a n t

.. Chapin, a n o th e r ........
of Ui boicrd, waa absent from
fu n e ra l aerrlcei for t o r a n Dale ber
Ihe clly.
A rm stron?. four-m onih-old aon of
Adj. Roewall pnM nled Salvation
N r. a n * M n . O il* b . Armatrong,
were held ycaterday a ttem o o n a t
the W hile m ertu arv chapcl. Re*. H.
O. M eCalllstcr. p u W of th e M eth
odist churoh, officiating.
In term e n t waa In Ptler cemetanr.

......
T>lti F*Ik m l (%t u n .
BILL COUBEBLT
.M l 4Ui Av. N.
Ph. itl - R

T he H oepltal

Want To Sell Your Car?

XAicrgenoy beds dniy were avail

able a t th e Twin Falla eounty gen
eral hoepitAj today.
ADMITTKD
Charles Meyer, M rs. A lbert Cain,
a W. ColUns, Tw in PalU ; H erm an
Jaeohaon. B u h l; n . W. T . W llllamon, p u e r; H n . 0 .
T u rn er, Mr-

Jerome ts the hottest m a rk e t In Southern Id a h a Wa always have

a I ir te stock of good, laie-m o d il. low-mUeage used
and
truck* and whiU iar you w ant to buy, m U o M n d a , I t will pay you
to drive to Jerome a n d ta re .

uuibt DijanssRD

B akjr p a jn c la C rab tree, Maxln

P u r f tw ^ J > ^ O. T . I/Uke w id ton,

*!J50 COMPLET* STOCK O P NITff CnEVROLCTa

AND BUICKB I P TOD CAN QDAW FT.

NORTH SIDE AUTO CO.

y:haTraU t 104 BaJcfc

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R i w a lU

I Boy TIakela New P e r O nr I

BIO MIDNIT*
jIAM/OWKEN P.ARTf
ga tarday 11(39

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WcdnradM. October 28, MJ2

Education Goes oli at Relocation Center

Capable G irl
Fiiemen ori
Duty\at H unt

O N W lL ftlE lK

. W ABHJM OTON.O ct.3nih-Ben.

Burton K. W heeler.
M oiit, prePtftTl lU rbor leader of Uie len&te
n o n 'ln terren u o n lsu , today pralMd<
Wendell L. WUlkle's crlilcUin o: ihe
admlnlstraUon'i w ar policies &nd
n t d Unlletj Natioti's RilliUO' lead
ers n t s lo t txpoACd U) Uie
lah of public opinion,"
,
z'
Wlieeier wld reporiers. Uml Willkie' radio report, to Ihe nUon on
hU w e n t trip lo llie bftltlesrounds
o! Europe *nd AnU ''drservM Uie
ecnm u consldemUoii of m e AmcrJcun people." He enilo istd U ctUSclam of "ArWlrary and undcmocr#tlc eenwraWp.'
~I cait ftbo aeree wlUi 'h tl Mr.
Wlllkle nays a bout Ui'o a d m ln litratlon'i lUieiice on In d ia." h e eald, " It
wc really believe In Uie four free*
dom5. now to Uie Ume to ta y l*t
e tlilnk about India."
, Oplnlona Vary
O lh V collSI^^^Qltal cotnmetil on
WlllKlfs radio artdrcM ran sc d frwij
a flsV'"{lHC P<ech by Sen. EHfrrS
D. n io m n i. D . UUUj. to
fciier' tlon % Sen. O ernid ^ Nyc. V... N.
D.. tftnt "American
w'd
' moLliem fc-111 not Imvc mercy on any
one Iio Biicwed^ In proddUic out.
military i n d e r s Into th e McrlflceA
n te eo n ^ ^ro n t wpiuld rn tiill before
we were ^cp n rw l for U."
TrcsWent Jlod'.cvrU replied
one of Wliikle'* flilef c rlllcb m s when
he ttUlliorlifd repoi'lent l a p reu
conference to q uote'him directly aa.
laylnK; "D ie A tlantic c h a rte r p*
pllea lo all humnnlty. a.i th e /lecretary of male and I Imve said belort.I.W lH lile had Mld th e peojile
of Clilnn and RuMia ore bewilder
ed and anxious" about th l^ c o u n try a
war aloji.
,
..
W otldCTitrterT
'Many of them hove read tJie Al. lontlc charter." Wllllcle n a i d
"RlghUy or wronKly. lliey ore no
>atl.iflPd. They a*k; W lm t about i
Pacific ctmrler? W liat about i
world charter?''
ChMminn Tom Coiinally. D., Tex.
of th e .m in ir forclKti rcIallon.i coin'm lttp f. prahefl Wlllkic'" iipeccli a i
.1 chnllrnRc lo Uie m lflu ry . naval
and dvlllRii leaders of the iiallon,
but addPtl:
' "U's ft lotiR way to C hin a a n d Ruinlj. We hftvy not been able to tranapoft tanks and heavy a rtillery In
prlvatPly cliarlercd nlrp la m a iUcli
M Mr, Wlllkle wed,-

carefully^ I n e d lo desuoy Ameri

can w ar plants. ralMInea and uUItUes had been lold In full detaU
today by one of Uie G ennan agenU.
'T l ie account was g lftn by Ertiest
Peter Burger, a grauuate of Uio
rflcli's Brandenburg school of sab
otage. a t the federal cmirt u la l of
six Chlcftgonns charged 'wllh
son.
Speaking wilh a heaiy accent, Uie
dark. SS^year-old plotter related how
he a nd.hli lieiicHinen rtliCArjcd desUutllve deeds In Uie abortive a ttm p i to cripple war producUon In
getieral und *irp5iir ouipui in p a rUculara plot Umt emied wlien
Burger and one nf his cotilederate.i
were nenteuced 10 prl.'ciii a n d 'lh e lr
sU aMoclates were eitculed Aug. 8
In 'Vajtiingtan,
In d u U lei U rm arked
Burger, ll\e tlr it goverrtraeiiV wit
ness. a.i ajketl by Dl.itrlct A ttor
ney J, Albert Woll It any Induitrlea
were e.\[)ecUlly earniarkcd for jabOtage.
"Vej," lie replied. "Tlie Alcoa
Aluminum corporaUoii ptnnis
marked. We also were liwlnicted lo
Alow up rail llne.i connecUng alum
inum plant-1."
Tlic liliihllgUls of Burger I word
ptclure ol llial ualiilng lor laboiage
In th b coumry were Uiesc;
'Ilie school was on an eatulc ,
side Brandenburg. He and Uie oUiers
were tralne<l Uirre from April a to
35, 1912. On Uie grounl^ were pits,
lowers, railroad tracks and simQlated buildings uied 111 p ia ciw a g
blast.1.
Told ilow la MU Chcmleali
n ie pupils were tutored by
Lieut. Koppe and oUiers in Uie arts
of handling explosives and Incendlarle], buying, mlxing.and ignlUng
chemicals, m atlpg ItaMpg d c v ltn
atid detonators from pen and pencil
sets and watches, and pracUclng
rubber boat landings on a lake.
Tliey also toured Ocrm un Indi
trial areas to learn how to sabotage
U-ansformers and lo pul locomouves
and cars o u t ot commlssloii by plac
ing sand In Journal boxes lu id ^ u U
Ing oil .iystem.1, Tliey evcn/w cre
.NEW Y O rS . O ct, 38 {/I")S ecre- given d raft and social security cards
tary ot Uie Navy Frank KnoK de to eiU bllsh talie IdenllllcaUons In
clared a t a Wavy day d in n e r last Uie U, S.
nmiii Itiat alUioilgh ships, a irc ra ft
and Gained men were comlTK fa a ltr
n o w .'lfw as not la s t enough to do
"vast, wiria-wlde J08."
Jn his speech, over a nnU onw lde
mutual BroaScasUng system hookt
LONDON. OcU 38 </T>Pour mil
up from the W aldorf-A storia hotel,
K noj summed up U. 3- ' nccoinp- lion German soldiers hud been .kill
Jlsliment.s In Uie lOUi m o n th of war ed or put p u t of nilllUiry ucUon by
Mvcre
wounds up to Uic end ot Au
by taying;
*
"We arc producing m e rc h a n fslilp s gust Uiis year, Eduard Beiies, preMfa.iief Uian the enemy c a n -ih ik denl of Uic Czech govenim ent In
London,
told h li g>eople last n ight In
Uiein. and he Isn't sinking th e m so
a radio broadcast on Uie eve of
fasl anymore. elUier. '
-We tire producing a lrc n if t and Cteciiwlovnkla's lnde|x*ndence day.
Uc said Uie-se ligurcs hud been
bombt and tralne<t crews In siicli
q\iwMlly ti\M GcrniRny n o losiKtr obtained through a "QulilltiR" atatehas unchnllrngetl m astery of Uie
alr. C ,
To ciprect any Impreilon tlin t he
might sound too optliiiLitIc, K nox
sold Ike have a long and ne onlzing
rood shead of ai," and Uie price
In hlwd and iteosurc wUl' be atiiggering,-

TTilf b one of the t i ^ l f l h rra d e claM ri In the rlenirnWry kIiooI a t llu n l. w here <4 ehlldrrn alt on
benl>ea balU o nto (he ooden to tiln a t hlcti they w rltt. M lu to n a S ilton. th e icacher, ita n d i a t the
rifh t a t tbo far end of Ihe roenr Sli K atiu k o KoJIkado, Ihe a iilita n t teacller. la wrltlne word* which
the pupiU will ream 19 tpell a n J p ro p o u n f f . The room U nol a t frowded a^ IL a p p e a n In Ihe photofrspb,
Ihe children haTlnj Been honehed for th e p irtu rr. (Staff rholo-EnjravIn*)

Women Take Mens Pla 4;es as Fire Fighters

Building of Ships
Not Fast Enough,
Says Navy H ead

Benes Says'Nazi
Losses 4,000,0

DEFERS
A i WORKERS

' BOISE. Ocl, 28 < -r/-rn n moi

aid on the AKrlcullural liom e front
111 Idaho where ji labor aliortauc
llirciiU-n.i, DrlR. G rn, M. a . McConiirl, liliiho lccllve mtvIco director,
luday (inlrred all bonrd.i to make
rvrry clfort to defer nsrlcultura!
v;orkfTTi. O tn,- lAcConnrt- w id h t
would<hnrge local board* w ith the
ir<pon!ilblllly of a.vurlni; tiin t the
fcl.aie has aufflclent labor le ft on
the farm* to produce n lOO crop
abo\e'even Hint of 1043."
"1 would much la tlje r have _
board ithoffon tl* m on^ily quotA 'of
men th a n lo take e.vritUnl rcjrlstrant* off th e fnmi, T lie alttintlon
Li becomlnf tjiol-e de.iporate every
day." he dtclarfd,
H'oBien fire flfh lrm a^e rrplaclng men a t th e M lnldnka relocation ,ren lfr. while Ihe
Idaho ha.1 now given n early S.OM
defennenla lo men in ewcnUnl farm werk In the b rrt an d npud (Irldi of socllliFm Id alia. Here Uiey show hon- Jliry would a ltsfk a lilase menand llTe.itock |iiduitrle.-i. McConnel aeltif Ihe hundred* of frame bulldlnci uYileh m ake u p the center. A uthorities ' say they are m po n d ln c
lndicaU<l. l!e Mid Uie d eferm enti wen lo Iralnlnf. a n d wiU make valuable a u x ilia ry forces when men retu rn lo cam p. (Staff rhoto-EngraTm ust continue on an "ever wldenlnc
flcope" to a m r c the n a tio n Idaho'*
p a rt In food production for th e war
procram . . ......... ..... ;__________

FILER

SABOIR BARES
I f i l i PLANS

' HUNT, Oct. :8 -H o w th e b e et *nd

ipud liar>ejt have d ra in e d awaT
Uip maupcTtr cf Uw M IttW ok* n locsuon ctiiter is em phaaJred by UiC
fact Uiat one of ilw flr e .f lg h U n s
c i Is fomposed of y o u n g women.
Jliry nlan one oJ th e tw o III
sUUoiij, rarrjiiis out a ll
duties
'ftotii driving a truck to h o ld in g the
nonle of a hU li-pressure
hose,
li|ch is a Job Uiat grown m e n dop t
msiief n iu io u rtrk in ln g .
They DriU
hi a piaclice dein o iu U atlo n
cciiUy the glfls * e n t U irough Uielr
rtiuUne in liow cam p v laltora how
Uify n-ouia attack a b tw e m cnac*
inj Uie safely of Uie fra fn e building
communily. T lit truck sp e d up to
one of Uie liydranls w hlcJi d o t Ine
K (. as\d I sStl iW ppcd o ff Uie
rear footboard w ith a lengtiJ o f hoae
to'rup around Uie liy d m n t.
Tlie driver itopped th e tr u c k , alUiotish in case ot a r e a l lir e sJie
would have driven im m ed ia te ly to
Uie locuilon, letUng ho r u n o u t
tlie back of Uic truck. T w o *lrU
grabbed the nozzle, and tw o othe rs
broke ilie hose m Uicy w ould do
at tlie scene ot a fire. I n a alce
time *0 si)ori a s lo com pllnient
Mr liuiruclorii. Uie glrU h a d the
noule ready lo play a a trc iu n on a
fje, and the girl a t Uic hy d rim t
had her coiiiiecUoa m ode
wrench ready to turn on Uie w.
Adventure to T hem
Tlii sUls liiow ed'tbU v attcn U o n
to builnew and a spirit o t adven td re
ai.U iey went Uirough U ielr drill
In Uie routlne^,Ahai m ig h t 'bccomc
necessary for a n actual blaze at
aJiy lime.
According to capip auU iorltier. UieJ
are making progress Mid 'WUl aen.'#
raluable auxiliary fo rc es when
men have returned fro m h a r, 1. and camp m anpow er la l>aclr
on a normal tooUng.

RU

P a g e ^ T h rc g -

TIMES-NEWB'. t w in f a l l s , IDAHO

H ihitC enfeFl^lies AlieatTilT

Big Jol) of Educating Youths

Dr, and Mrs. C, R. F^x. foiroer

Filer re!tUlct\u Uut now tiAiSoned m
HUNT. Ocl. C9-Re:v\riti-rt5> ot Ihe
Pendleton wiicrc Dr. Fox Li In i t
Minidoka relocaUon ccnlcr are find
jce. were reccnt s u ta of frlejida.
ing Uie Interruption to education of
. &(lu Viola Eliersole. w ho 'iu h o m t thelc chlWrrn measured only by Uic
tor the harvest vacation, hitfl
lengUi of time it takes to organizeturned W Rupert where pih Ja In- a wrhool syMnn In a bm nd new t
itn icto r In the city ichools.
of nearly 10,000 population.
Edward S hraff. Pocatello.
By till.* week lije relocallnn
(ue.it of relatives.
thorlUK had provided fnclIUIra iiiid
Betty Ortliel, Betly John.ion. Mary a feaeher staff for tli? klnriergnrMiiiffmve. Patricia BeiSn an d C lar icn Ihroiicli the slilli grade, and
ence Showers have relum ed to th e ir were working on p laru to open tlie
aludles a t Uie souUiem bran ch . Po- hlRh school In one'cnU re block of
c.-ilello.
buildings. A block c o asliti of 13 barF . E, Albln jubm llU d to a m ajor tftck-lype
operation Sunday a t th e county hoi- nd a laundry btilkUng,
plUl,
'
T he laundry bulldlnR, Incidentally,
Orval Malthle^ien U tta tlo n e d In ..'111 serve a.i Uie hlah r<l)(l science
th e mcchanlcal dlvlilon Ot th e
laboratory, Tlie
A 'c orpd a t Ro'.well. N. M.
----peeled to open I f i th e near future,
*
Marletla' Ander.wn e n terta in ed U with an enrollment of .ipprnxlmalely
(IrU a t a Halloween p a rty . Onmes UOO In Uie sevi*nih to IW i grodcf.,
and a acavanger hu n t provided en^ IncUMh-e,
teriAlnment. A wiener ro o st fol.
Principal of Uie elcmenlnn' uchool
low ed.'
Is Mls.1 Mildred . Bennett, who
M n. Ktorrtj Ca:loh a n d dftugh' spenl nine years In Uie Pendleton,
tf. Judy, Portland, Ore.. a rc v lslt- Ore.; elementary ocHools. Ihe latter
ItiK Mr, and Mrs. Earl S. LaJIuc.
p ort of th at time M principal. Tlicre
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bunce an d a re 10 outside teacher:i. with an AsdaURhter, Ai Im Sue Q lcnn Dunce, s tiU n t of Japanese ance.itry for each
spent tlie week-end a t O sden, Utixh. feaclier, Tlie aaslsUints are either
M ._ W lU lam -a n d -w n . former college student*, o r fhow ellCliarle*. Chico, CftUf, h a t arrived Rlble for eucli tra,lnSng, and they nlfor a vLill w ith her parents, M r. a n d tend te.icher training classes hfid
dally after school hours a t Uie cen
Mr.v D. N. Englebrlght.'
.\tr. and Mrs. Mark a ra v e a . Pico, ter. Arrangements are to be made,
CaM,. are vlsllins a t Uie Jim 1/ong If ^ H lb le, lo r Uiese girl* to <*taln
University of Idaho credit for Uila
home and wlUijjUier friends.
w
o rt
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 0 . Boyd en A room ty p lcarb f Uie enUre tiete rulned honoring. Mf. a n d M rs.
mcntary department Li Uie flfUi
Mark Orftve.i.
John MacKfty. who haa been em grade das.i tAught by MLm Iona Slf. ployed a t Lockheed A ircraft cor- ta i. wlUi Miss Katsuko Pujlkado as
poTaVlon a t Oleraialt. CaMt., ftcenU y B.*4lstant. Miss Pujlkado wsw n JriahVlilled Mr. and .Mrs, Donald A!ac. m an a t Uie Unlvenlty o f Wa.iliingK ay.- He left Tue.iclny for S a n toii before coming to Uie ccnter and
DlfRO to c nltit In the United 5 tlei h e r /aUier was emploj'ed Jn a fur
niture More in Bcaltle, wliere tlie'
marines.
family Jived.
Filer Rrade school puplU a re edit*
Pum lihlngs for Uila fifth grade
hiK a weekly school paper. E d ito r of TOm
^ nearly adequaie, but far
J ^ \ l s paper "FluaV' Is C lare Fife; f ra n elegant, and the 44 enrolled In
A sso c iate editor. M argaret S m ith ; Uie e lM . whkih U one of two fifUi
reporters, Janies lU ^ c y a n d Oeorge grade classe*. Indlcato th a t the
WJlaon, (pcfrts: M arietta Ander*on
and Oene Ollck. news; M arg aret
and Gene Suddreth. a rt; B arb ara
MAcaw and Bill Winkle, jo k e s; E d n a
Hattian. secrelaxy,'W id'M rs. J e n . sen, sponsor.
Mrs. If. L. Ingle, Kendrick, who
'h a s been vUlUng a t-U ie h o m -o r
her son, Honald Insle. and d aughter,
MLu Gall Ingle, left for S t. Louis.
Mo.
OVER STATION
Mrs. John ileU ir and M rs, Jo h n
DaTis left for S alt l^ k e City for Uie
ireek>end. M n. Davis will vU lt h e r
son. CllftD. who Is staUoned a t P o rt
Douglas.
MfB. O. 3; Chlld.< enlerw lned h er
contract bridge club a t ft de}.iert
luncheon. Mrs.* J . B. B cennan w as I
a p iK L

HEAR

0 . W. WTTHAM
KTFI

8:45 P .M .

THURSDAY

.teacher stJiIJ couldn't .,lnnd much

eutllnf:, T lilrty lo Uilrty-flve puplLi
c onstitute w lin i la ordlnnjlly con
sidered o good-slued cla.vi ekewhere.
Tlie h ap p y fnce.i of the youngsters
In d lratc to visitors Uiat teachers are
doing n Kood Job with Uie morale
problem ili a t U twunrt Id exist whtn
thm ^nntls o f j)crsoni are movc<l
from one locnJliy and esUiblWied In
M any niiUiorlllPs coiiilder mainleiinticr of belief In American Ideali
on the p a rt o f ihc;-c folks of Japatie.v u n ceslry ii.n nni' of tlie uio.\t imp o rtnnt pha.'.r;p ot the relocnUon actlviiy, H cnce th e Imtiortance of tJic
e<llic;iUonnl .'.y.-.ii^ a t Bunt.
A llC TIO N EEft DIKS
LONDON, O ct. 2a M'.--'nic death
of Edmund .8. T^ttcr.ull, 73. one- ot
th e w orlds bc.st known racelwrsc
ftuctloneers, h a d ben'n announced
today. He wft.1 Uie fctilor partner
flrtti founded In ITGO, -

L IQ rO a TAX .MONEY REC EIV ED

JraO M B , Oct. JB--C!iarloUe Robr.wn. county audlid*. h w rrcclved
U,Mf07 from Ihe sta te nu tllto r In
liquor Qp;)ortlonment money w hich
will be (iivtrlbutwl) a.1 follow.s: C u r
rent tJpeii.w of Ui'a county, 12.037.03:
)f Jernme, t.CJ!7; village of
, J18U.65, and vlVinge o t H azel_________
ton,

CORA E. STEVENS,
County Treasurer,
XwiiT Falls County.

D EA R MRS, STEVENS:
W c notico in j'o u r politicnl adverti.icm cnt in th e
. T im c s-N c u s tm d e r tialc of October 25th, 19-1'J, yo u
o f f e r to Ihc public a n njwloffy of havinjr hired n
Jap an c.se girl to w ork in th e County T rcasu rer'a o f
fic e . Yoii iry to cx cu se.th i.i cofidition by .laying t h a t
th e Jni>;inc:'o s i r l i.'? a. citizen nnd th n t lier fam ily
a r e tn.\p;i>'crs. A rc you s tnxpnycr? It may be tru e
'fhftt .'he i.i a citizcn, b u t i.'f it not tru e th a t o u r G ov.
c rn m c n t has fipcnt miiiion.t upon millions o f dollars
to retn o v e Jap ancso (m ajo rity o f which a rc A m erican
cltix cn s) from vlta.1 w a r ind&Rtrics and fro m any

\m cm

HasaCold

c onnection w ith o u r w a r effort-i and from Utkinjr

a n y p u rl in o u r g overnm ental affairs?
W c u n d e rs ta T id t h a t yo u r son is n o t in th e M ili
ta r y Service and th e re fo re , you may n o t und erstan d
how th e fa th e rs a n d m o thers o f boys who lo st-th cir,

way.

lives n t Icnrl iH arbor, W ake Island, Midway, G uam

jUfkTt n o a c f . .

^ * * racT R A m
to upper breathing
paisagts ^ ! t h lotdlclnal \-apfra.
' mKULATM
\ c h n t and back au
\
fic e a llk e a w a n .
o s pouU lce.

an d Solomon islan d s,, and o th e r points of w a r, will

feci w hen tiicy hav e to walk into tlic C ounty T re a s
u r e r 's O ffice an d pay th e ir tax es tg a Japanese.
W e arc inform ed t h a t M rs. Rose W ilson, w ho i s
y o u r opponent fo r th is officc, can, and will, hire

Now to iret a ll the beneflls of

w h ite , A m erican help in th e T re a su re r's'o ffic c if

i c o m b la e d ruiTUTlXOHUUTIMO a e tlo n a s shown

Klabove,
lu st ru b throat, chest 4

elcctod.

fcatk ^ t h Vlcka VapoRub a t bed-H

Ume, T h e n . . . seeiiov this fam
ily standby goci to work b n t u ^
- a T * a t* e ^ ti) rtU m o w g h j n j ip a n ^ e a a e .B u s c u la r aornetf o r U htae*-bring grand
relief from d i s t a l ItssooUiiia
medleaUon Inrltea restful, cowfortln* a leep-*ad often I7 mom.

'

Sincerely,

MR. & MRS. TAXPAYER

(PAID P O I. ADV. TWIN.FALLS COUVTV
R E P tm U C A N C Ef^'TIU t COM M riTEEl'

H O L D EVERCTHING

PROBE G ilU E O :
i OESERT DEATH

BOISE, Oct. 38 (U.RIPrgsceutor

Jam es W t BliUne <tclded today to ,
c o ^ m io the lnquet Into th deatb
of Ura. Jooeplitne Sliarpe of Port*
land. wtiOiie badly de com poud bodr
was found In a ravine o f th e Bolst
tooUUlK Itu^t week.
,
No daU" has been act for th e Jury'i
drliberations. T he em paneled Jury
hn.i alrendy viewed th e body.
-W e hnve decided lo le t Ui# Jufy
decide how Mnt. Sharpe came to
h e r deaUi." suld Dlalno a fte r ecn*
ferrlng w ith hiT lyuba nd, LdwrenM
Sliarpe.
/
Coroner Clyde sununera said th
woman died of gtraiigulaUon. A ,
noose taaliloiied trom U\o b e lt ot her
drew wn.% knotted around h e r neck
a nd tied to a nenrPy aagc^nish.

Driver Fined $100

In Jerome Qpurt
jn iO M E . Ocl. 3ft-Nornmn Woixl,
Burley, pleaded gulliy bclore Pro
bate Judge WlHlnin O. Coiaslock
a charge of operating n motor a
hid e while iinder the influence of
liquor, lie was finrd *100 pliu costs
and hla driver's ilceiue revoked.
O fficers reported liiaf^Vnod's l .
struck a machine being operated by
John
Jerome.

Truck Sign-up fn
Gooding Extended
OOODINO, Oct. 2 fl-N o t more
lh a n niic-fourth of the MO farm*
trucks In Gowllns; county Imvc :*
l-.tered fo r certificates of w ar neces.Mty, according to Charle.i P . Baker,
.rlm lrnian of Uie cpunty farm tTanporUiUon commlltce.
Time fo r regbterlng liaa been ex
tended. A.1^islancc in filling out Iho
appUeatioiui lor ccfllflcate-i may be
obtained a t tne court room In Good
ing, tlie city hull In Wendell and At
th e Cady Auto company In IlageriTuvn.

rage fo u r

Wednesday. O ^ b e r 28, 1942

TIMES-NEW S. T w m FALLS, IDAHO

T U G K E R S N A T IO N A L
II. II
LuJUxT

(k* Mate E tm Iu
U U m . tiUilUwd
rmlUL

>I(M la 7*1* faJlt. liUba. sftdM Ux

suB scK im oN u r e a
j r a B R rtB -P lT A B L * W A0V4NC*

BT MAIL-PAYAD1.E IN ADVAI
Wltfcla Idbo u d Elk* CeaoU. N rrt^ i
B , Ik. BK>ntli --------------------------------------

WHIRLIGIG

FROM NEW YORK

TEMPTATIONSOeiu O eo rte O. MAithall preluch an eloquent v id elfccU fe vg^mrnC

g iln jt me Jo ih " L m prolilblUon rid e r to Uie tten&se d n ift Uw U u t ibe upper c h u n b r re jtc u d Uie
m m u r e ,tw o to one. TaUcJn* to g roup of m ji Iot
slatesnK n
pr1vAi luncheon In Uie seijttc rulAUran t, h e conrlziced Uiem th a t th e a m e a d a tn t by Uie
concUdato fo r reelectlon w u Cotaily unneceaur>'.
n i e anny, General M arshall (zp U ln ], ha fr
ilr lc le r regulaUon* A alnil drlnkini
th a n h a re
civilian auUiortUw.
W herea* a police c tjort Judge niiiy
end a vlcUm of alcohoUwn up for
only 10 day*, or even lt lilm off
w iui a am all Xlae. th e milliary olJendtT -t o . o . can lodge him in
--------- -------- tor 30 to flO days la

TANKS - D on't loedc n o r ,

Onde Sam and John B ull are
pirenUy tpria sin g the t u p on the
desert fox. Rommel auapected the
worst; this wiu U
franUe c f f o r u 'o t
hi* fliers to knock
out U alU A n d
open Uie Mediter
ranean Ilfs lino
for badly needed
men and suppUea.
The ail* radio
,nd Vichy's D tr ,u i .are hlntlnc
Uiat Dakar, Mo>
nxco, Tunis, -Cyrenaica or almost
any d a t e - p a l m
oasis In the Sa
hara is our obJecU'
nihlng expedlUon to m a k e us
pose our secret so Uie m a n b a l
beat .us to th e punch. \
After months o f s tm iu o tu toll,
United States eng ln ee n completed i
network of truck h lghxaj-s and railrosds leading td c e rtain tirinamed
African fronta. In m any cases two or
three parallel tracks a re laid where
there were only camel .hoof prlnta
when the nazis began th e ir B c ^ U a n
gusble. One New York firm which
shared In the..constructloa miracle
sU t6 Uiat B ritish. F ighting French.
AustralUna. New Z ealanders. SouUi
Africans, Indians ttnd naUves were
employed'ln addition to Americans.
The slgnlJlcance of solid roods in
mechanized.w arfare In notoworthy.
course ordinary m aterial Is sped
iie advance zones. B u t of KreatImportance: T an k s need not
Jounce over rough te rra in or Ijo
-jolted In trailers Uiua damaging
treads and englnes.<FQrm erly,morB
land batUeshlps were p u t o u t of
commts.Oon b y - r u t a j i f t n by shells
or bombs. Now they m rlve unlnJifrcd^and feady for Immediate

....... ............ armed

:omrades. He ah o polnld o u t tlu t
exliUng ordlnancM forbid the sale
or itr o n j itu f f 10 m inors and th a t.
HAY TVCEEB ,11 would be quite fcoAlble Xor the
r Mrrlca or Um A ^ltU d tnm *04 Uslt*/' w ar departm ent to Usue a card liidlcnUnfi whether
or^not Ui bearer la cllsible for a hlghbaU o r even

= !:!!

isira] kr t> or frr e /in ct eeurt ef

D i^M r.'L ce'a propoaal puckl a :i umlprjlandaWe apo b. rsblUh.)
k.
. . (mbll
BjiklUkxS la
RMtlsn U-lOl t. p e a l.^ 3 Ictten pouring Into m cm berii-\nice tesUty.
I l BMlaai U n MoUiers and fatliera do n o t w an t Uielr soiu exposed
to tenipUUona which q u ltU n j the hom e n u t ouietlm w bH iip. Dejplto proteata iro m O rn e ral Marahnll
NATIONAL nbi-nt'sENTA-nvcs.
an d Secreiary SUm*on. th e Oklahoma man'* *ugne*
WCST-IIOLLIDAT CO, INC.
Uon commanded trong early ju p p o rl o n both iides of
Hlllf. Te*r, K9 Pab (tim l. Saa rrastlxe. CaUf.
the able,

'AM ERICAN W A R P L A N E S
Evidence Is accum ulR tlng t h a t A m crlcan - m ade bom bers and flghterS re a lly a rc good,
a n d th a t the violent criticism to w hich th ey
w ere subjected for a tim e was erroneous.
It h a s been d iffic u lt t o get a t th e tr u th
becausc so m an y of th e p e rtin e n t fa c ts were
he ld to be m ilitary se c re ts. Som e o f 't h e m
- unquestionably sh o u ld n o t be discussed. O th ' c rs were held back, a p p a re n tly , th ro u g h th a t
: 'sam e, excess o f secrctlvcncss w hich In o th e r
flelds a n d on o th e r occasions hcCs proved u n - necessary, unjustlflo b le a n d h a rm fu l io th tr
. n a tio n a l m orale;
Now, siu n g by criticism , A m erican b ra ss
J. h a ts h av e p e rm itted p u b lic a tio n o f d a ta com p ara b le to w h a t th e B ritis h n ev er held back.
- I n th e lig h t of t h a t In fo rm a tio n , experts a re
- ab le to s a y t h a t th e la te r A m ciacan p lanes are
- a t least os good os th e ir c o u n te rp a rts In E ngla n d , O erm nny and J a p a n .
I f ou r planes were a s b a d os rum or said,
th e n we could n o t h e lp w ondering w h e th e r
o u r pilo ts a n d tlie lr crew s w ere being de!T stroycd wholesale. B u t th/s f a c t Is t h a t on
l\ every fr o n t o u r plon'cs h a v e ta k e n toll of th e
enem y tw o, th re e a n d fo u r to one.
;;
A m erican p ilots a re g o o ; l ^ o n o are b e tte r.
W e 'c a n be excused if we feel t h a t n o n e a re
r qu ite so good. B u t m a n f o r m a n . A m erican
' fllc rs arc n o t th re e o r fo u r tim es os good os
- G e rm a n anU J a p a n e se filers,. T h e y a r e n o t
enough b e tte r to In flic t th e d am ag e th e y
h a v e unless th e ir p la n e s w ere su b sta n tia lly
a s good a s the e n e m y s.
* T h e n th e re w as th e u n f o r tu n a te sto ry
- could It h ave o rig in a te d w ith a p.sychologlcal
: sa b o te u r? t h a t th e B ritis h w ere try in g to
' d iv e rt u s from th e b u ild in g of large, lon g 1 r a n g e p lan es so t h a t a f te r th e w a r we should
* n o t be In p osition to d o m in a te th e I n te m a > tio n a l airlanes.
T he fa c js, fo rtu n a te ly , dl.spel th ese w bnd c rs an d ru m o rs. T liey sh o w t h a t o u r p la n e s
i w era designed f o r p ro te c tio n o f a co u n try
s h u t off from p o te n tia l e n em ies by bro ad
oceans, w hile the* B ritish were designed fo r
a natlorfcju st over th e b o a rd fe n ce fro m In
te r n a tio n a l crim inals.
They show, also, t h a t o u r o ld e r m odels
. w ere being co n tra ste d w ith th e new est B r it
is h an d G erm an a d a p ta tio n s, a n d d id n o t
sh o w up well, b u t t h a t m o d el fo r m odel a n d
^ ___ uae-lot_u5ew e..now h a v e p lo n c s .a tJ e i
good as those o f any o th e r country, a n d In
m ot in stances b e tte r.
, A pparently we did g e t aw ay to a slow sta rt,
b u t now have m ore th a n c a u g h t up. W hich
Is a ll to th e good.

C lM C K D O W N -aaw Ilne raUotilng

experts
W ajhliigtoii have devl*<d % leemlnKly sound cli
for poUclng Uie anU -drlvlng rrsulatlona which
wlU promulgal, for
naUon ahorily. TJiey contem
plate d e c e n lra lb fd /a n d neighborly enforcemi
U idr cdlcu.
Wherever a factory or,D ullness offlc hlrw more
Umn a hundred person* a "p lan t Uan*porUUon com
m ittee" wlU be *et up. I t will arrango lo r the pooling
of automobile facUlUet w ithout regard to whether the
poMcnRcrs are high offlclnla o r only w ater boy*. It
will m ap the d b tan ce th a t each worker travel* froni'
home to nia Job, O n th e basU of Its'tludle* the group
will deterjjilne which card a n Individual is to receive
A. B or Gand lt4 recommcndBtlotffl'^wlll be auth o r lt^ v e and flnaJ.
8 ^ n lyjUm -will elim inate the necessity for a
burkaucrnUc orsantaiU on conilatln* of m any thouean A of frderal employe*, l i U also expected to make
tlje (Vacirioivn more paJatabJe. in iim u clx
1C wlU
have '^ ^ e mocraile flavor.

SIZZLIN G ^W hlle Uie eye* of Uie

pubJIsand of the axise re riveted
in -Libya, allied topnotcheni - w(
itlcklng thum btacks In th e m ap
lorthem Africa, from Liberia to
Sudan and from th e Congo to Al
geria. T he southern w astes h a d s i
rays protected R om m iP i 'right
ring, but a t long last we are on Uie
ergo of conquering h is guordlai
desert. In fact Uie F ig h tin g French
onoe struck th e O e rn ia iu there In
great flanking m aneuver.
De O aullist fifflcera now In New
York who took p a rt In th e first sally
from French equatorial colonies to
the El Cheblr and El O aU um o i '
posts tell how they m arched
Uiouaand mile* no rtli through
blinding heat a nd sandstorm s, driv
ing their catUe wiUt th e m fo r food
and often hunU ng In v a in fo r water
holes. This conU ngcnt.w as too small
to hold -Its gains b u t today Uie'
Chssscurs Alplnit, Bsiteks, foreign
legion and oUier d artdnvlls a re moblllied In force.
The United S U tes a rm y trained a
picked outfitou r own A frika korp.
In the sizzling w ilderness some
where west of'C o lo ra d o . M any of
Uie troop were bom a n d brought up
In the 'A m erican badlands. Motor
velilcle.s devised especially for wadI
countrj' were built. Including imlque
c ater wagons w ith purifying syatem.t. The FlghUng F re n c h say that
sddltlonal aids" to tho th irsty aro
now avBlUble. T he special body of
South Africans called th e .divining
corps Is equipped w ith electrical

tnitrum enU to locate and tools to

drill wells. Tliey h a re u nearthed
refreahlDf. prtaf* la tp o u -which
even the Arab* said w tr dry.
G A S-T bere Is more Uian a p s e a n
Immedlaltly behind .U ii raucous
J a p threats to m urder our aviators.
Hew Y orkm who finally returned
on Uie .Qripsholm declare U iat th e
blustering U really a dem onsu^uon
of Uie itate of mlQd Uiat was no->
Ucesbl# when th e Americans were
In Tokyo: 'Hie Nlppone*e a re te r
rified a t Uie proflpect of a n o th er ,
Doolittle itrallng. Ilie lr fire b re a th
ing broadcastji are aim td to .a c a r* <
us off
Refugees Insist Uiat high r a n k
ing Japanese believe Uncle Sam
will attack their bland .at th e earlleat favorable opportunity raU iet
Uian wa*U years creeping through
the Indies archipelago. A m ilitary
organlzaUon sim ilar to our civilian
defense held pubUc meeUnga to w arn
Uie nailon of Uils menace. Its leaders explained Uiat Uie United S U te s
would not swoop dqw n.from th e
AleuUans because even in. clear
wcaUier the foe does not lift ex
cept between 10 a . m. and 4 p. mIn addlUqn to Tojo's navy a host
of fishing boats .equipped wlU)
d l guards the empire f r o m . a
frontal assault.
The authorlUes forecast U iat from
Chinese air bases we would strik e ,
first a t Formosa a nd from th e re
attem pt to annihilate Ja p an . T h e y
frankly admitted experiments to
camouflage Identifying r a i l r o a d
tracks had proved unsuccessful os
had smoke screens.
evacua*
Uons were recommended because
dwellings are too .inflam m able to
wlUistand ineehdlarles. ApporenUy
the ir worst fear Is Uiat we will drop
gas bombs Into subway a ir raid
shelter* filled 1th crowds. T h e ex
perts bewailed th a t there were no
adequate venUlatlon systems for r e -
moving noxious fumes.
From Uie American point of view
th e m oit dfciturb/ng Mpect o f th w e
revclaUons Is Uie reference to le th al
vapors. If the enemy expecta ua to
release such horror*, he m ay be
plaunlng to Jump th e gun a n d use
tWniWlr*t. Tho CTilnese swear th a t J
small quanUUea already have/b e en
show ered'on Uiclr troop*. I t m ay

E.VE.MY-A U PoUette rid ef designed to expand the

;ield of Bovcmment ownerahlp o f public utllltl** waa
am ptllated from Uie 10<3 revenue-bill a t Uie Iw t m in
ute. Con.n'atlve house confereesMesam. Doughtoii
(D.) of North Carolina, Cooper <D.) of Tennes-iee,
Bochne (D.) of fn d lan a an d Disney (D,) of Okli
engineered a liackstnge revolt ngdln.it Uie ProgrcMlve WUcbnsJn senator's propo.ial.
Is being saved for us.
Youn(f Dob's am endm ent, which won slipped In d u r
SHAKEN Because th e brave
ing tlie final hours' of senate debate, provided th a t
_Iftvs hsve held ou t marvelourJy a t
th e sale of a hydroelectric company to a nonprofit
Stalingrad
I t,is only natural th a t
orKanlzntlon" should be exempt from taxation. Whlld'
- BY ANGELO PATRI
most Americkna should overlook
th e added clause did n o t'd efin e a "nonprofit ofVanlWHY
C
H
IL
D
R
E
N
'G
O
AVISrTINO
Oic
prowess df Uie German arm y.
ratlo n ." I t was fram ed to fac lllu to Uie U-ansfer.of
I
t
is
still
a
deadly
th rea t. T he wldeconcerns from prtvato Intereita to cldrs, (tatoi, co*
Home is a form o t school, the first
held opinion th a t Uie nazl aoldlera
operaUves. eU;. Tlie slg n a tu rti of only 10 per cent ot
OBITLEMAN IN THS T H m D BOW
school tlio c ontinuing bondage (jf
_.e robots who are browbeaten by
10.000 of tJie voters In any area were aU Uint wa*
child life w i t h 'I t s rouUiles. rule*,
the arrogant Pni.islan officer cnstc
needed to a U rt Uie La FJsUette program In motion,
tasks and rew ard s and punishments.
-as In 1814-18Is Incorrect.
AIlhoURh Advanced by an enemy of corporation*, Uie
NOTE. SIRS. SW EELEY -IT . Parents a re teachers, and relaUves
M UTINY J N T liE RANKS
United States nationals Interned
p la n WO.-I favored by many firms which would like to
WAS N -O -T 'E V l
;oke on th e d u ty of supervisors. Thi
in Europe but<jQto before Incarcersell out while the aelllng U goodor b e tter Uiai
D ear P o t Shota:
;hlld
goes
fro
m
the
bomo
school
to
D
ear
Pot
Shota:
'
aUon
ohservf* the relcliswehr de
maybe n f iy Uif war. B ut h ard lisad ed 'h o iu o De;
Being one of your collum's foins
I t was- robbery pure and slmpli iie com niiinlty school. His early
scribe It as a new model" force. R e
c rata balked. Uhiis adm inistering one of the fU^t an d I n a tu rally never miss rending It,
cruits are enrolled from tn e labor
m o st severe s^tbaciu to New Deal UUlltarlans.
so UiouRlit It wouldnt be amLia to for a T-N news report to give Pros day* are d ays o t discipline, supprej:orps of healthy youths. I l i e m en
send the nm te to. the Item -aboijt ecutor Ev Saeeley th e deer UiaP II and la b o r wlUi now and Uien
hour of freedom , none .toq free.
Assistant Prosecutor Roy Agee made
tre usually well-fed and welle m e u s Hnsel Vandenberg, nttrnctlve and ener- Uie Jap.-inri>e boy a t H unt.
Vc Ju-stify th is b>- Ui child's
housed. Social distinctions a n d red
T lie school clUIdrcn a t Sboshoiie Sheriff Warren Lowery help carr>gelle helpmeet of th e Republican senator from ^Uchneed for he lp , InstrucUon and dliout of Nevada.
U pe ha\-e been MJmlnated. O ff d uty
Igan, ha-Y sketched In the N ational Republican m aga- took to playing ,war evc'ry day at
Tliey say Agee lowered Ills rifle clpllne, a n d we nre right In doing
a buck private dines and fm tem lM s
noon
ond
recti.^,
Uicre
w
as-A
m
eri
d n e one of Uie tnUi vivid pictures of \Va.ihln8lon.
w ith a colonel. T he capU lns join
c ans on one side and Japanese on a fter shooUng th e deer a t the end 0, But we m iu t accept Uie fact
S h e w ys:
^
the mess lines wlUi Uie enlisted
one of a long walk and said: "There' If Uie c h ild 's -bondage and allov
T h e typical week of a senator's wife about which tho other, A monw l them
(puff) T hat'll show those gu}-i those h o u r o f freedom a n d recreivpersonnel and receive the sam e r a I wrote r.0 blithely a b it over two year* ao la no more. Jnpaitfse boy ami he was alwnyi <puff) who>e been saying I wouldn':
I h is c ondition demands. II
.lons. But Uie drain of Uie R ussian
lit
(
o
^
io
Ja
p
side.
T lio si Tliursdny afternoons a t which I s r n rd liomc-'
2o n d t. .Ui'e child .w llU hnd. Ir
get a d e efr fpuff),"
Itppes h a i m iutrd U ie 'i^ k s . B a ld B
u
t
one
clay
he
niarclied
boldly
to
m ade douRhnut-i are but a nieinoo'. Hut Uie nnnir of
extrem ity, a way of escape foi
And Uien the T-N n e w dept
heads and beardless kid* are now
Uie rtouRhnuu seemi to live on. a s I stlU Rot requMLi th(' opposite side and sliouled.
Rives \he deer to Sweeley wlUiout lilm.self. His Inexperience and helpconscriptedand the old cocksure |
Ured
of
being
a
d
fo r the recipe. So n\uch for Wi> power of douRli In
les.sness m a k e th a t dangeroas.
due process of law or even a
;onfldenee h u been shaken.
Ja
p
;"

polltlc.0" (ArUiiir p ro b ab ly /fiflp ed h e r with th a t

A girl. somcwhtvV backward, ihad
Jerome Pot ShoU F an your leave." I t not only Injures
spicy line:)
'
Agee's feelings, b u t It geU the pro to be supc rvbe d carcfully o t home
"There l.i ni>lhlnK." slie explains quite correctly, "of
school. H er every hour
secutor In a Jam a t home, becaiue l)i
SA n COINCIDENCE
t h a t ea.tyKolng southern atmosphere of -Uio past.
^
fo r. proKrnmnied and
had tolil hLi wife a different sioo
Crowds It) thp buses and streetcars th a t are belns
. . .
CnnccmlnR one Errol'Fl)Tin a n d of where he w as-S unday. And nl.w guarded,, S h
used by evro'bo<ly, InclticlliiB supreme c o u rt Justices. Uir two young Indira who say Ihlnps hLs friends a re hinting for deer 'rom K hcol .....................
Crowds In the reatau rants where you w ait Interroln- ibout h im . we snitched Uie follow. steaks, i t Just tan't jasUceand ar. One day siie slipped
-d away wli
abiy to be ser\'cd. Crowds In the store.'* where, Uio Int! off th e United Prew. teletypes; don't ask me why n couple of lawyers
frliwd ojitl did not | 't home uiit
T y cp jia.x been enuallv d h n in lrd , Dcllverlea twlco
vcniiig, CTe Tind taken Umc out to
LOS ANGELE6, 0 cl.-2JU a, - jh o u ld be dcm a a d ln s JusUrc.__
ilic slrecu Just
O ne U iealer chain whirli h a d
But Iri'.s give tlic d re r buck to h it in Uils frlcijd's house.'
'28Whm* I *trlctly^ nitiiT y onH. T h e '- p m - m
W A siu :_____ _
rate<l clrciu days, espcclnlly a fte r governbookrd Klynn'n eurrfnt picture. Agco nnd get >Ir. Sweeley otf
She F e lt A d ^ u a te
ever anyone discus-ife the- ques
----- e n t handling onb' encourages r u - .
ny."
D m perale Joum ty," a i one h a lf prosecutor's neck.
The choice she lind m ade was In- tion of censorslilp a n d th e w ith m ors'U iat other news Is held back.
Juat crow dst* '
of a dAuble bill, raneeltnl th e
C anlrite lU ren
;rciUng, In th e homo she visited holding of news in w arUme, he Is
ae^end feature.
:lieate ground. He may find
During Uie recent G uadalcanal
cr
m
anners
w
ere
fine,
her
ways
ap
PROGRAMSA hiR h nav al official handling de
The second pieture wa* GIrJ
WE FAVOR'A CRUSADr.-:,^
:lf unwltUngly asking fo r the campaign, communiques have clK ^
plauded. h e r accom plishm ents prais
fense problenvn In a southern stat< received InformnT rouble.. O n olly-volced-^anriUlntM w!
that minor succes,se.t, Uie bringing do*Ti
ed becau.sc Uie standards there were disclosure of loform aU on
tlnn Umt n ccrtnln family o f foreigners wa.i lllrgall>don't know Uiat the flattery sti:
ould aid Uie enemy.
vcrj"
much
low
er
than
In
he
r
own
of
enemy aircraft a nd such, b u t
W E ST IL L H A V E TO WIN
oprrntlnK n short-wave, radio station.
A rflG H T Y KOOSTKR
w ent out 10 years ago.
On the quesUon of w h at will without balancing, them to Indicate
home. She loved It Uiere becau-ie
Knox's aide Invcstlsnted Uie complaint.
On small-tim e candidates wl
aid Uio enemy, the grfMlty of Uie situation o.s d*
M ilitary s tra te g ists ag reed m onllis ago HeSocri'tury
she could feel adcfliiate. Nobody
(Ihcoverfd tlial Uie alleged offender* were dlslajit Dfnr P o t Shnt-i:
flftg-wnvlng. Pearl Harbor and Hatched he r. nobody criticized her.
m u s t whole.
civilians
I don't Uilnk I .snvp any 'money- drag
t h a t if H itler w ere to w in th is-a -a r h e m ust relaUvcs of Uie Marqula de L afayette. Sin ce all of hLi
whatnot Into cam paigns for strictly
give Uie benefit of
honored. Bui
Unquestionably newspaper h e ad
do so by this a u tu m n . T h e nazis have n o t (ler.cendnni.1 automaUcally become citizens of the but I d o n 't tinv* to buy guas a n d local offices th a t lia v en 't got a thing She niu. apjiroved andgood
tho dou b t to the lines are partly a t fault. Newspaper
place for
s h o tu w sliella and I cet niy pheasBtntPS nniler a special
w on yet. an d i t is W concelvablo t h a t they
do wlUi sudi.
mlUtory. Y et In men here working on the OuadiOUmt little girl ) be.
'i . I train ed my pet Icdhom to On
I- such c
nch hud <
people who nre hoardlni; cof.
doUig th is It is a.1- canal story'hnve a pretty good Ideii
c a n achieve tW E le m e n ts o f victory, betw een

%oy
wliB
te
r
to
Kct
Uie
birds,
they are st
re now that raUonlng l^ drflnlie oultl not KQ home w hen, school
sum ed U iat the of w hat l4 ifoing on and are nblo
now an d w inter.
ik u p o n Uiem belter tli
On people who a re railing at the ft.1 out? H e w ent vlsUlng, or
m ilita ry will al- to convey In thel^ dispatches tho
doc. And he'A such a flchter, h is svemment
So It seem s r e a s o n a b le 'to believe th a t 'H l t l>ecauao they can't keep playing In tlie lots w ith boys of
Iways h ave In mind fact Uial the underlying picture is
fam e h as spread among Uie phcM
l e r h a s lo st his c h a n c e of w inning. B u t on
lore ih a n one spore tire.
IUiat Uiere Is pub- not too raiy. YeC Uie headlines
choosing. Usually these boy*
th e y Just give up whei
On people (most of whom are pre
inxlety about seize upon official opnouncement
th e o th e r h a n d ho h a s n o t y e t lo st the- w ar.
Uiey see h im . he Just gives on sumably Intelligent and should vere a b it below family standards.
of a small IncldenUr success, and
TOt quite on th e rlnht side ot the
O n th e 'c o n tr a r y , as of today th e U n ited
iwLU of h is beak and bresk-i th e ir know better) w ho sUll p^^.^
people ough th e casual newsp.ipcr reader wlii
Tncis. E \'ery Ume he got Uie
neck's an d b r ln n them to mt.
eCItAP BLACKElt'
N ations s till a re losing.
In paulng along rum ors of .wlia
I to know a t al goe* no farther th a n Uie headlln<
chance he w e n t -to Uiem. He ws!
Only
I
have
to
keep
him
ofi
E\'er7 now and Uien someone says th e American
happening at Ihc war fro n u wh
tim es how th e wa: o r the first paragraph or two ly'w
By th e succcssfui f e ro c ity of (h eir In itia l
f ff e c t. - I m ust lUve re
lea.ih
a.1
h
e
never
wnnU
to
st
they have no e arthly means
Is goingi so f a r & down Ills paper wlUi an Impression m j
a tta c k s. G e rm a n y jin d J a p a n b o th won huge .people a re only too El:^d to cooperate w ith tlielr
lief from th e loo rorifled atmos
e m m en i' In Its war prosram , but they d o not k iiw when he g ets Uie limit.
whereof they apeak.
th a t c a n be doni tlm t all U well, when Uie opposite
phere of hom o And *cnool. I must
u t h e Is such a good huntei knowing
p re lim in a ry victories. W e. th e U n ited N a w
On Democrat.1 and Republic.i
h at to do. In some respects this Is a plausible a rsu - h eB Is
ulUiout aiding Uie enemy.
^ a y be Uie case. So that in tho
relax."
h a rd e r to keep Uian a good who
tio n s, have n o t even b eg u n to recap tu re m ent; but tliwe are several hlWhea In It.
use smear tactics.
Needs C hance to Play
naiT there is some feeling, w h ld i Is
dop.
E
\e
ry
one
wants
him,
I
have
O ne of Uiem la Involved In the scrap m etal cam O n people who get sarcastic L
w h a t th e axis h a s conquered.
Incident.^ of news n'lthheld havi well ba.sed, that newspaper h e a d
It-Is
well
to
protect
children,
to
to
keep
a
Rood
bull
dog
to
guard
n some cases aroused doubts a s t( lines contribute to m ls t^ e n ImpreaT h an k s first to B r ita in s a n d C hin a's dog p a lsn . R>cr)one U aware th a t tlie n ation's steel mills him . And I da believe It would be , luse the mall h a sn 't causht
Irain
them
In
uaefuh
wlUi Uielr soldier sons abro.id.
a re drsperaw li' In need of tc ra p in order to keep pro
iheUier'OS much news has been
fig
h
t,liv
in
g
according
to
decent
cheaper
to
buy
shells!
ged endurance, w e h av e slowed th e pace of duction
a t a victory level. Some areas.of th e country
And on wise guys who know In
Uia: situation
>
Katie the Kook this
lU ndards. School m ust be routined given out as would have been pos
Japanaz'i progress. We ha.ve forccd the axis to Iut\e responded most generously to the appeal; others
war sliould be ru n but w
, , ill the more advis
ivnd l u B tandords m int b e ' main-, sible.
hoven't voted for four years <a:
w a ste so m uch m a n p o w er a n d m ate rie l t h a t h av e been scrap slsckers. Nez Perce county Is amone
jilned for th e d illd re n 's sake. Home -The speech of E lm er; Davis, dl- able that Uie navy Include in it*
p n if X )s o p in r'> will probobly be too la iy to vc
.rector of OWI. In M ontreal recenUy communique a KUldlng slzcup of th e
In all prob ab ility H itle r a n d H lro h lto can Uie la tter. While* many cltlscns of thl* county have
m
ust
be
a
school
wlUi
Its
own
rou>
Nov. 3),
ih are and more, th ^ .'h o w ln j. o n th e whole, P o t Shots:
Line. But th e living child m ust hni was Interpreted widely a s a n In- real iltimUon. T h a t w ould.transfer
n o t possibly g rin d th e U n ited N ations in to gb h ynno t Uielr
Rood. By comparison w iu r w hat .som e of tlie
T lic tinnncinl.philr'.'ophy of YeoA -chance to play, to strc tch Ills dJrtct complaint. M r. D avis em pha th e burden of wrictng In cautioning
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B in .L
ni^ghborlfls counties'liaV e''acM mplutied, It h x t been
E m e st Terrounde is as fo l
body and m in d I n freedom, Bc-surei sized rather p o ln t^ ly h is congrat Upoffs. T ie reporter's spcculaUon
N azi spokesm en now a d m it th is by c lear In d ow nright discreditable. T h e cailses'of th is failure are low;
lear Poti:
UiBt school a n d homo m ake room ulations to the Ciinadlan govetn would be transferred to u official
M enUlly weighing a letter U u t
I f I may be so bold, may I a
ment 'on Its prom pt disclosure of basis.
fere n ce . H itler's la te s t sp eech w as a c lear less ImportAnt Uian th e remedy. One w ay for the
iec_.
to redeem Itself will be by an outpouring of he was a bout to send out as c hief
h a t In tunket Is registered Du.
Canadian casualties In th e Dieppe
.....
_^-v lsltln s and
dec la ratio n th a t from now on h e p lan s to county
m e tal for Uie vjcton* scrap d ay celebraUon an d parade clerk of th e local navy recrulUng am M dLmllk stra in ed , coming 3 Into trouble.
raid. It Is generall>' ta lk ed around
Tlie latest holding back of new:
p la y for a sta le m a te . '
\
to be held in LewUlorj this afternoon, as a climax la. g u js and. eyclnc n book of itam ps. years"?
Allow ro om fo r a body a nd mind Washington th a t he is "
omes.from the arm y In connectlor
he placed one stamp- momentarily
If you're wondering, too.
IX we p e rm it H itle r to a ch iev e his s ta le th e monUi's campaign.
rspects a t the wlUihoIdlng
peculiar to them selves, to expand.
lUi Uie DoolltUe raid on Tokyo
T lie (m al responsibility for Uie success o t Uils ef on th e le tte r. Tlien grabbing a *ec cla.-allled aclverailng page for Sun
lere. W lfliout douOt Mr. last April, We did n o t announcD
m a te , th e n he w ill n o t h a v e won his m a jo r
I lltUo space for th e child
-In q u U IU v e .MIm
rt rests with Uie individual. He mu*l n o t only col ond stam p ond pounding It on th e day.
to live acc o rd in g to his felt needs Davis came to W ashington deter th o t some American filer* were held
g oalw orld c o n q u c str-b u t ho w ill have gone fo
lect th e scrap but lee to Jt U iat i t Is delivered to Uio le tter, he rem arked: \V7iat'* th e
1 when tlio.ie needs Ja r you. Hi mined to carry out his a lig n m e n t to by I the Japanese unUl Tokyo r e
fa r tow ard it. T h e b e st te rra s on w hich wo scrap yards or Uiat It Is collected from lUs premlse.i differenceit's like taking money
FAMOUS LA ST LINE
~.its to U .rn to swing; he wanu tell UiB American people a s much vealed U, a few days ago. Y et th e
could obtain peace in s u c h a sta le m a te w ould by a n auUiorized agency. If the offlclsl agencies are o ut of one pocket and putUng It ir
. . . U t'* r e flsle r o we
crude m ovies, cru d e r comics, loud about the war os could be safely United P ttss quotes,Uie moUier of
.her. I t's all United SUtM a n y
i acalnit U ial p iy l . . .'
leave G erm any a n d J a p a n m astffrt o f th e slow to act. It Is his rig h t an d d uty to pester them
talk
and lo u d e r laughter, compro done. I t becomes more c le a r around me of the nier* as having bie n n o
unUl they do.
way."
T llE GENTLE.MAN IN mise wlUi h im w ithout looking down here th a t he has been frMstrated at tified by the war departm ent la st
w orld, w ith B ritain a n d th e U n ite d S tates
N o clU tten ot this county would like to thlnk-U iat
f l l E TH IBD BOIV, your nose.
'm'es In th a t purpose.
' August that word h ad come from
T a i n
!
econom ic vas.<als o f th e fa s c is t n ew o rd er an d even a single life was endanserc<l because a u ld ler,
He I* a c h ild y e t. He h as no 1
International Red Cross th a t
co n tin e n ta l Europe subm issive cogs In th e u i l o r or marine lacked essential fighting material.
One of the m a it disturbing Inci .. . . son w u a Japanese prisoner. ,
j f dirt, no sc o rn fo r Uie vulgar.
No tru e American would take a single poslUve action
iia*i mmfhlne.
Xotlon of c a ste . Compromise with dents was Uie long-delayed release T lie new . 1* releued Just now, a f t e r ^
to deprive a man fighting for h is country o f necessary
, . H itle r ca n n o t w in e v e ry th in g . B u t w e can. equipment.
He Is y e t * child. And he msy by Ui8 na iy of Uie news o f Uie loss
But there ore m any careless o r thought
beTj^lghter U ian you tnow for hla of three cruiser* in th e Solomon
We c a n d estroy fascism as*a-^m llltaht w orld less cltUens who. by oeglecUng ccrap salvage, ..have
AS GLEANED FROM THE FILES OF -fnE TDHES-NEWpIsland landing la st August.
w ithheld from Ui# enemy. It^w ijs i
growth.
.force. B ut w e n a v e n o t d o n e th is y e t. We h ave failed to take positive acUon to old the fighters in
Au.itralla Io.it a cru d e r In Uie same wlUiheld -only -from Ui# A m erican f
27 YEARS AGO. OCT. I t. l15, is YEARS A G O -O C T . S*. IKT7
the field. I f you are a scrap slacker you a re n o t doing
n o t even s ^ t e d to do th is yet. W e have
nssgemcnt and announced i t 10 people, who h a
u much I n - |
A t h e r hom e on Blue Uke.s bouleMarlon Jo liau m and DoroUiy
your
p
a
rt
for
victory.LewUton
Tribune.
dnyi later. We -walled m ore th a n te ra to d In the Tokyo raid u In a n y J
so m uch< M h a lte d th e m ilita ry ad v ance of
vard M n - L eonard Sm ith entertain
Houston, teacher* t Ooodlng.
two months to announce ours. one Uilng we have don# In th ti w a r . f
(d fo r jp fe w Intimate frieiidi 8al
n a z ls m .'
TlslUng friend* w id relatives
' BIO OR U T T L C CARS?
MeanUme th r Japanese radio had
sem e J f our officials ^
Uils a L
urday.
Ui week-end.
Bo f a r a s we in th e U n ite d S U te s flro co n
broadca.'tt, slnUIar -although exag* people's war. It would help If w eH
A t Uie m om ent Uiere isn 't much Interest In what
ce rn e d , th e h a rd e s t p a r t o f th e Job s till lies kind of automobile we'll drive a fte r Uie w ar, for ungerated claims. O ur navy explained also considered this a n A m e ric a n !
MLvi Lulu L eland. who has been tnd nsian
Uie news cf the looses h a d to be people's war. '____________
- a h e a d . We. m u st fin ish sto p p in g H itler a n d U w Certain parUes a re brouglU low there w on't l>e
the
o t her hom o of h e r broUin-llhheUf unUl repU cem enU had
91A JO R HO.NORED
er. deorge Leland, ha s returned to
t h e J a p s , w e m u s t u n d o a ll t h a t they h av e anyo r an y bicycles.
GEN. M acA RTH U R'3
HEAD been provided. . Pe rh ap s so, yet
However Uie president of the Packard company
Buhl.
N A A t^ VlCe-FBESIDENT
a c c o m p lish e d th u s f a r , a n d th e n we m u s t m ad
QUARTERS. A-ustralla. Oct, 28 ( f l v Uiat very explanaUon give* apm t
e an obsen-#Uon th e oUier day th a t m ay be worth
I n honor o ( he r daughter. Orsce's,
GOODINO, O c t TO^D t.
d o to th e m w h a t u p to n o w th e y havo been two o r thrco inches of comment; It wai so thoroughly birthday. M rs. O. E. Bn-ant enter
M n . O eorje BaJch entertained M aj: W illiam O . Benn,* leader of InfcnnaUon to th e Ja p s. T h m w u Robinson h u .been named
d o in g ; to u s o n ly w e m u s t -fin ish th e jo b rea h sU c..
tained 10 gueats a t dinner Monday. wlUi a bride luncheon a t Uie Park th re* d e ra s ta tln g raids on th e Jap-' 1^ Uiree-monthi delay In announc* president of Uie Idaho Public HealU
anese stro n g h o ld of Rabaul, New ing the loss of th e o lrc ra rt carrier
If v t have a silk sh irt e ra where wages and prices
hotel today.
H i t l e r p ro v e d In c a p a b le o f fin ish in g , a n d
B ritain, In w h ic h 100,000 tons of Yorktown. If Uiese delays a re * u ^ a U o n . He succeeds Mr*. Etr*'*
a re h igh your auto* will be big and powerful." he said,
Mr*. B. A. Hamilton was hostess
p r e s s o n to c o m p lete v ic to ry .
of view, Clouchek. Twin Palis. He and 1
ad d in s, " b u t if taxes a re to rem ain a t th e rate now Tuesday i d Wednesday a t lunchT he CaUiollo club of hlfth school shipping w ere believed' blasted, w u scnUal from a m lliU ir
P earl KirkpaWck. Ooodlng f
Indicated, look for a lig h ter and sm aller car. more ecm .
M rs. Jack Bhrout. M rs. students enterU Ined > t a Halloween awarded th e dL^tlngulshed service then more ought to be done to re health curse, attended the a____
Ijy O
. M acA
yesterday assure the country o n -th a t p o in t and
Charles B u rto n . Mrs. Houard Skeets party Wednesday n ig h t a t the h o m e crcaa
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^ rthur
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A m a n s ta n d s u p a n d ta k e s w h a t's com in g \e eonom lcn in o peratlnc costa and purchase price.
mecUng of (ha assodaUon held 1
l.'W e 'v a g o t a hunch I t wlU be th e la tter.Nampp an d Mrs. M cL ain were prue w in- of Miss Gladys H anlon. Mias A nnfor e x ttao rd ln a ry heroism, courage to make It clear U u t new* Is n o t PoateU o.
wlUUield f o r policy rea so n s beyood
- t o lilm a y o u n ^ r ]e a n s o v e r.
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W a c n e r l e a d e r s h i p . * *
R i e Press.
Inart.-

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movement w nhoui p m ll e l In the
natlon'a Jitstoo-, llO JW preoM ol
Japm w e anccstry have been trn*.
IcrrwJ tiy Uie arm y Ironi th e iti* Itglc mlUlary h tc m o l lh west
coiut.
T he t m j Uily lunuiitQ w.
opem iotu. covering eJsIU tnonUis,
In hlch th e MOdus was McompliiUtil. T lw
of
3ipne5
ere moved' Inland Uila week Irom
8 iU A nil* w w Presno assembly

n f J l ______ r

O n ty e a r .
U coupon*
valid tv t r f .
.two mcmlhl)

All motoriila. Nintr miles a n tu tb U

MolorliU who esn prove liielr occupa*

tlonjl drivlne needi ar
"
470 mllet e a month.

" V c f r before had mlUUuy ti

itolorljti who mut drive more than <70
*!ty dictated Rich a proBram,
miirt a month. C books are 'tailored. by
army remarked. I t enn now be ioltl
adding or removing eoupons, lo e x a ^
th a t the iw isfe re n c e lo relocation
driving need* etch three-month period.
centefJ hM been e/tectcd wtthoiil
IneldenC on tim e, aiid'w lU i a proper
reta rd ftr Ih e com fort of the perMolcreycle owner*. If needi are greater
toni moved."
thin 240 mile* mo^lh, additional D
Affects All Japanese
boolu can be obtained.
Tlie order of cxcla-ilon from /itrategle.Jiillltary nrcaa. Lucd by U
o e n . Ij . U D eW ltt. conjmatitllnB
sencral of the w eatem de/enac
command, affccted a ll Japanese.
' A)1 now are In te n h use reloca
tion ceoiera In -Hie Interior, m alnlalnlns the ir ow n qunrteni, opcratIns their own factllUe.i, m a l^ a ln ln :
Here arc tlie A. O. C of saaall^a e ito f iln s W th i t t a Into rJleet to r a the nation* molAriiU next m onth.
hosplUli. recrtaU on arcfu and soi-em lns councils. Tlicy rccelve their Cat (h it c h art oat an d keep It In r o a r wallet u lth ;a u r drlver'i llcrnie. If 7u have two r a n jo o can i r t
hotuln;, food and medical atlen- two A r ttlo n book* (or two n o r C-Jf you can proye the n errttlly ). There are Uo E and II books, deilgned
tSon KWhout cwv. a n d In 'tidtSllion. l m eet guoU na needa foe non-hlihw ay ^etilcle like tractor*, pnmpt, boats a n d so on.
tboae who work a re paid 1)9
month (or profe.ul6na] people, t:
foe rtlU td m tn wvd o t n . ftwJ t\3
a month for th e iinakllled.
B lonce A m tifec]
Tha a nny arraneed, for ilflrase
and eoniervatlon of properlv of nit
bf lho.^e moved, took unfrgifArds to
prer\'c property rlRhta of iiie Jh p form al phrajcs wlUi which _____ _
anese. and to mliilmUe reaultlni
llshmnn
h b feelings.
economic dlslocntloiu.
A w riltr fo r the London
I doubt.thnt she Is enjoying her- * POCATELLO. Oct. 28 UV> An
.About 8.000 j^ p iu iw now are
IHlly MlrrorjljJihe atllnrulhed w ll. She looks worn a n d tired. Her exp!a-.loi\ a t Ihe liln h o ItetlnlUR
Kosed la BRrIJwltiire Inbor ouWde h erw lf In coVerlnf the bpanUh little formal spctchcj. even life at- co m p .in y 'p lan t yeslerdiiy resulted
the relKatlon camps In aeve^al elvll war a n d the Ruaso-Klnnljh
tempts to converr.e wltli Individuals In the d eath of Lester Pope. 34, of
Pocatello. Pop wm tn k rn lo th e
WMtern jtaie.i.
liftve liecotne
wat.l
'
TTie relocnllon centers eaUblLihShe r.eeiai numb nnd nnaejtlietlzed hospital In a critical condition njid
l Incliitle eenlrnl*UUi>. In the plnny lULD^JirAnCHA.ST
by the nriluou.1 progmm which of- died shortly nft(?r^\ftrds.
, ^ n u Brtii n t Abruhnm: Minidoka,
Tlie explosion was nurlbniert to
W ritten for The United r te w
StclivUlom hrts ntsliei) licr through.
In Jerome county. Idaho, on CB,000
LONDON. Oct. 28 nJ.l>i-OoId braid She has seen fo much, heard so 'electric s u tlc ' which occurred
ncrcj of public land e w t of Twin and
mnny people In ro when a spaNt from sieani, hose,
brass h a ts are thwartlnR Ken- much nnd m et
ra lli: Heart MountAln. In tlie QufIsnUed lU i
it\o ri R iln\e th a t \ know impies- th a t WM belnK
Roosevelt
In
h
t
r
senulne
at^
Jio Bill country of Wyoming, northvapors In n cnitle oil car. whlclt
tempt lo aee tho British people a t nions mu-'t be whirling through her
eaat of Cody.
i
- men had Ju.'.t finished unloadbrain like' n photo>mo,ntaec In
ar.
Intt. according to P . V.
p la n t
She is nwrrounde^ by Roverrvmenl Hen riecht movlf.
She erOojed her^elf. this lively, su|>erlntendent.
offlclaLi, m ln k try of Informntlon
No damage xv.ri reported afl liic
watch doB-i a n d members of the energi'ctlc. gny woman, when he
American embassy. She Utu been tnet United Stales private* lt\ the oil c&f >.& empty and no lire lol>
Wn.slihiRinn club becaiL'e they were lowed th e explo.'ilon.. which Sriiltlj
Mr*, none Bruckner a v o n e. a for* kept definitely u nder wrajvi.
unabn.'hccl and could talk lier ian- described as "one blB flash."
mcr Jerome rc.^ldent an d returned
She ha.1 Keen the BrltUh pcopli
gunge. nnd did. i
nilwlonnry from C hina, will peok nt 10 foot ranRc. ^
J . EriW^ H artm an, who was wortcDu.1 there Is the s.ime spotnnelty, InB Will Pope n t the tlipe n r*ttie
before members of Jerom e Civic club
Here arc w m c Instancrj;
theauxlllnry Ihe ..ame welcome In the nrtllsh
'Nov. :o. Her topic will be ''Chlnn^ 'T W h cn .ihe w ent
:plodbn. .suffered from .shock and
Before and Since the W ar."
tcrrllorlnl service In cnmp she n.ik- peoplr, If lliry were given a' chance
i lak fn lo Hie ll0^pltnl tor irto 'l' JeromDJayceea will e n tertain nt ed them If they w rre comfortable lo meet Her beyond Ihe shroud of
ent nnd relra.-.ed n few- hours
goo<l enough, we later.
a Iltilloween dancc n t Moose hall nnd if they enjoyed army. life. W ith offlclnldom. She
pAvlllon. Oct. 39. Will WrlBhf* or* the commandlns- officer of the cam p nre good ennngli a n d ' we have
Pope, 'xho hM been tmpSoytd on
lelif.urn will tum hJi nia-slc.
n t her elbow an d re<l-tnhbed (itaff enough niiil we have nothing to hide. constntctlon Job.-i for u inmiber of
No n//ictal pennll4j nnd
Potfttce.i and onlotw are needc<l officers slhndlnR by, whnt could
)'enrs, moved to Pocatello only n
fur the tiol lunch projoel for J e r they answer b u t yes? ,
Vcur 9R0 ttom Atc. Idaho, v.herc
ome ichool children. 'niCRe comShe visited yesterday th a t m w t
he hnd resided for 20 ycnrs. Beildcii
nio(Illlej will be accepted n t the nctlve nervlcc. civil
WUh
Ills widow lie Is /itir^lved by hl.s
Burkhalter wnrehouxe.
her went Herbert^ M o r r f i ^ mlnlmother. Mrs. Snrnli Pope, PotaicUo.
Mr. RRd M rs. Victor D tngw tU ca te r lo r home n ecurltv^R id EUen
and two .-.oii.s, ntind:ill, Salm on, nnd
and Mr. and Mm. Tpku)o Alxawa Wilkinson. hLn n.-,-,lsln H t.rv ^ '
DennW, Pocatello. ,
a rt ll)<v,parentfl of /ions born a t St.
.Hee* U llte Ieoplc
Valetiltne'R Uasiillal.,WetwleU.
BOISE. Oct. 2B <-1) Idiihn hnd
w th e nSr trnnNport niiiilnK.-iD TI.M^a-NE'VS WANT ADS.
^
"Mrs.
I- WlllUtm uouu
UooUt wn.i 11U
honored
11UH.-U y.iry
llh tlip -orgnnlzjitlnns hrntl 11.000,000 biuhels of w heat In
/
wllh a handkerchief .Miowcr durlns' who mnde i^.npecch of uelcome from nge In elevntoK. warehouses . .
brldgB club m eellnc. S h e pliuis to
Jnlerlor mills on Oct. 1. th e bureau
' Uie dnL^
leave r*o:) to ninke h e r home In
con\ltlrr je.stcrdny more of agricultural economlc.s reported
Wyoming.
toilny. T he total Is 800,000 le.-.^
ClOSflj'.
Julius Seven, a tJnIl.^lcnt, wn.i
nen iio r-U o cfev ell
tl>e m ile th a n fc year r rh . th e is p o it f.alii.
fined 120 on a chiirKe of l:ito>ilcn* people M London uli^ r.nved Ihelr
W heat In storage on Idaho'.'
^ n by Justice of the Pence Clark own clt> ^ th e typUB". shop glrl.ii farnL-, wa.i estimated n t U.OM.OOO
JC. Stanlon.
ficrk.s and plumbers of clvlt detente. bushels, or 5,7<Q,00i) more .Ujan on
/ Mrs, Frnnk V. nilbi, a recent But she d ld ji o i^ a v e tim e to talk, Jariiis-a-y iiar oflo.-------" \
J bride, was honored n t a m bcel- with thrm . T he band w m plnylnp
laneou-i shower a t the re."'lilence of nnd Mie wn.i w atching Uie brlllliinllv
nev. and Mr.i. F orreit Hill of the edlclent Uill-drc.-Li cxercUrs they
Hazarcne cliurch. Prc-icnt were Mrs. were pultlnB on.
Sadie hnnnon *atid MLu Lottie
She iflw rescue jitiiiacL'i recon.striicl
Shunion, Boise; Mrs. P lo jd Oruver, with dummies smeared wllh red
Columbia, Utnli. and Mrs. Lota Mln- p.ilnt those .'cene.<,of blood nnd
tun, Nnmpn. Mr.v yilts Is the for dcnth they knew Id the blitz. Hut
mer OeoTRla JoliM on.
there was not tljile to iil k .with
Wllllnm O. P h o e n l;^ iid e a biwl- them.' except In the stereotyped
ne. trip to Portlnnd.**^
pMrnses of grecLing.i nnd good
Mr. niirt Mrs. D ick' M cCoiintll, wlihes,
Carey, fomion Jerom e re.ildentvi. vis
I talked wlUi those people later
ite d 'a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. a m an who had earned tlie OeorRC
E. E. Connor,
medal I'or to ln g a delayed action
rritnd.i have Icarneil Uint M bj bomb from n bridgen girl cleri;
Blanche Ciillen. daug h ter of Mr. who had m otor-cycled. through a
and Mrs, TaW C altrn. JeroiHe. Uax wnU of llnm e lo shotv M rs. Hoor.e.
been cho.<icn for the glee club
velt how Ahe carried dispatches In
Colorado Women's college, Denver. the blltr. day.sa rer:cue .V]uad lend
Lenjulcr ChrL'.topljcr:>on. Jecome, er
jjived \he Uvts of a t
has left for Pocatello where he-will le.-ut''yO trnpped per^op.i.
,
be employed la wnr'w ork. y is farfiAnd Iho.ve people^have stories lo
lly Bill reiunln In Jerom e.
tell Etennor tlooMveltnnd lU:o\iKh'
0 . A, Vliilnn and DoiiglM liiirk.-i, lier to Americ.m';
PocnlelloT'arc ninoiig |t>e sludciit.-.
I kjiow .ihe w ants lo hear their
home to help In the hnrve.U work.
storlei. I t Li n o t h e r (au ll tliat i.tje
Mrs. E. J. Dnicc ha.i returned Is not- given time to henr ihem. At
home after a lO-dny vacation trip her first press conferenre ;.he told
to Sail Lnke City, w here .ilie vhr how .ihe wanted to break too^.e atjd
llert her son-ln-lnw and Oaugh'ter. go nmoiig tliem unofficially. I bo_ *1____
tr-V __ ____
lleve she would like to niepl thrm
like she ha.s m et the people nt th e'
United State.'! In her Infonnn!
travels up nnd down th a t va.*.t land.
W orn an d Tired
But;.io fnr her schetiuie has,been
planned minute by m inute every
hour of tlie day. She hn.s'had to
inarch through, seeing people but
not knowing them, tnlklni? to them,
but never setting^beyond me first
.

Brass Hats Thwart Mrs. FDRs

Plans to See ^British Peoplp

JERO M E

Wheat in Storage
Below Last Year

WJ(R WORKERS

Ali-VECETABLE
lA X A n V E
In NR (Nature'* Ilcmedif) TsSleti.
tbera are n chemical*, na mineral*, no
phenol dertvsUve*. N R Tbbletarediff e r e n t - j dilTettat. Puttiy nttlaiU
comblnaUon of 10 vegctablo IntrodienliJormulaled over CO y ta n apj.
l/ncoated or candy coated, their actioo
U dependable, ihorwigh. yet gentle, as
miihoni ol NR's have p r o ^ . G<t a 2SJ
box today . . . or larger econoay be.

fftr K O V M i
MH n - f m r . - n u d M o tr m o h t ,

OJBQ.

atiiLiD

Gallas
valsi
fe a d t
eo B p

W.ASlllNOTON, Oct. 2fl W

Staliiicnid will hot fall, the Qroxny
oil f irlii nt the Caucasus will rinalu In rtu.v,lan h a nds and the
.Crm iaiu will not get to the Baku
oil renion Uii.i winter. United Blntes
Amb:i-,'.i<inr Wllllnm H. standley
lolij jjrwspnpermen he re last night.
Admiral Siandley returned rercnilv troin Morscow to confer with
Prr.-i(!fni Hoosevelt.
.Admiral .Standley was asked how
he r.^(llnnIed Ihe RUiislan military
i,liuaiion In the light of the most
rccetii dcvelopnients. W ithout hel*
tntlon he replied that In his opinion
the Oerpmn^ would n o t be nble'to
drive tlie {iiu.slnius o u t of Stalincriid. that Uiey would not be able
lo tnke the Orori)y oil fields and
certnhily would not get to Baku tills
winter.
Oeniian troops hive occupied tJ'e
Miiikop oil field* and made wme
A ogrr.-j toward Ihe Ororjiy fields,
fnrlher to the east. Baku, the heart
of fluwln's nil Indaslo'. Hcs still
farther to the eait. on the *hore;
of tlie Caspian.
In Rcnernl he rflteniled with emp)iii,^bhli prevlou-sly exprev.eil coii'
slctlnn thnt riiw ln would fight to
the bitter end, would not fold up
nnd ihnt evVry m nn th e re
puuiiig
e ven Uillig^ie has Inty the fight.

of Mooses
IRK ER DIES IN Women
Associ'dte Regent
pocAmeus Speaks a t Jerotne

JEROME, Oct. 2& -'nie Loyal O r

der of Mocje and Women of. the
Mfw.e held llielr nnnnnl phca.'sni
b:iiif)iiei follOT Cd by n brief buslne.'s
meeting nnd program.
,GucM spe?iV;iT win F.rj.iil Cnrnril.von, Rrnclunte n.tw ijnie regent of
the collfge of regenl.s. W i? n ^ of the
Moo:e. She toUl t OTr many
Bchlevemeni.s of the. Moo.se,
T l;e dinner nif.o was nrninged to
honor the blrtlulay anniversary Oct.
27 of James J. DavU. A blograpplilcnl ^ketch of Uie founder of
,Moo;;ehenrt. Moose H n v en . at\d
Women of the Moaie u m rend by
P earl WlllU, jenlor regent. KUirl
Uuinphrle.i. Junior regent, rend nn
article on tlie alumnae n.isoclatlon
nnd Its puriw.-e of helping grnduate:; of ,Moo.-.thenrt to n fuller clucatjon. Tlic 9 o'clock ceremony was
exemplified by Qene B all and tlie
childhood pledge was given by the
entire n-.-embly. Prayer wius offcreil
by Hpr.scliel Stockton.-M rs. Georgia
Slot'ktoii wns lit chnrffe of tlie progr.im.
ApproJhimtely .W attended, in
rharge ol* nrrnngi.'mcnt for the
l/iij,q\irt v.ere Mrs. M yrtle Tlohbhn.
Mr?;. Arituir HeiKlriclc,on. Mrs.
Slockton and Mr?;. Ethel Humphrle.s.
More than 100 toivs of soil from
eneh nrre of niodernl-Iy sloping
flekls nr'- lost throustv er<v-lon every
jear.-..
J

WECE-

B irrre n pec u n e

^^

cOLOS'MiSERTIS.
COLOS'MISERIES ^i ^ I

BOIHE. O ct, 2S -WV-fehiTp de

clines wer .noted In Idaho producUon of crta jn e ry butter and clIeCM
d uring 6eptem ber. due principally
to Increased dem ands for fluid milk Fofmidi'eou(bs,ualcoticMloe.<Da*eU
and ialea of dairy lird*. <

PENETRfl

---- ------------

p W H A I_A R E the FACTS ^

W . W. LOWERY,
S heriff,

.S .

lACEDMM

WASHINOTON. Oct. 38 i/P)

Amerlen' nrmy ntul i**yst'*jualtles
niiDouticed to ditte tolnl 47,it;} kill
ed, wounded nnd miMlng.
Capt. Lelnnd P. Lo\ette, chief of
Ihe nnvy'.n bureau n{ public relntloiw. said In' a Navy day tpcecli
ye:.ierdny Hint the nnvy. mnrine
corps, nnd rox'.t giinrd have lo.\t
n total nf l.').ni4 of whom 4.4U were
klllrxl, 1.503 wounded and (l,7CS ml?.sIng.
A check of army ren>rd.V'<lLv:lod
Uiat 3],C49 ca.*.unltles hsve tvrn
nounced. of whom the ninjorlty t
.the 17.500 Anierlcaia and 11,000
Phlllpiili\e scouts of tlic U; S. nnny
mls.'lng l?wu:lion In the Philippines.
Most of these probably were taken
prisoner by the Jap.inese on Oitaan
(ind Corregldor.'- In addltlnn there
were l/in-c ntJtnber.s nf Phfllpplne
cnmmonwraltli anny iroops killed
or eaptureil, of whom the nrmy hn.s
no record.
Arlde fnim tlie.se. Inr nnny JUls
l.OIC killed Ip nctloli, 1.401 wounded,
01 prl!,oiier" o f wnr nnd Oil ml.-Jlng
In nctlon in combat ro/ies in all
part-s of the world, Inclwllng the
PhllhyjUies,

JEKO,'ME COl'PLE WEDS

JE nO M E , Oct. 2 8 - E v a n Olseti.
nnd MLvt M argnret Oneida obtained
a ronrrlnBC llcease hrre Monday
nnd were m arried the same day by
Dbhop A. Leo-4)lMn nf the Jerome
L atter Dny Saints cliur,-li. Wilnesse.s
were D. C. Plnk.'.ton *nd Juanita
Corplon,

POTATO
GROWERS
Oet our quotnUoiis before
. you nel!. We are always ln_,
the tnurUct.

Twin Falls County.

D E /^ R

SHUBIFF:

W e notice in your pdjitical ntivcrtisetncnt y ou s t a t e

t h a t th e public has co-operated with you in Iftw en-'
fo rccm cn l.
In it tru e tlittt slot-mncliine.<i are bcinfj o p e rn te d
th ro u ffh o u t th e County in open violntion o f law ?
I.s il tru e tliiit gam bling club.i arc bcin^ o p e ra te d
in tlii.s C ounty-in violntion of tliis,lfiv7
1m il tru e Ih'nl liquor is being sold openly n nd
noloriou.'tiy in many pInccH tbroufehout th is C o u n ty ?
l a it tru e th n t m any of the above m en tio n e d
places hav e youc political crd and a d v e rtisin g i n '
th eir.w in d o u '.i nntJ pincca o fj)u irtf8?
I.H it tru e thnt' you arrested the manQffer o f th e
N Club n e a r the Twin i''all3 hospital, where i t w a s a l
leged, liq u o r wn.s sold in violntion of law a n d o pen
g a m b lin g wua being carried on; th a t ho w as to k e n
b efo re a Ju.itice of P eace in Kim berly; th a t h e p le a d
ed g u ilty and paid a fine o f 5200, and you p e rin iU c d
h im to co ntinue to operate.?...............................
1.1 it tr u e th a t the Tivin Falls Timcs-News q u o ted
you w herein you ntated th a t you were n o t closinff'
the-place, b u t th a t he would be perm itted to c o n tin u e '
in bu8in'es.s7
.
/
I h it po.s.HibIo th a t you claim tluit Jou know noth*
ing of th e s e above m entioned violations?
Sinccj-cly,

MR. & MRS. AVERAGE C IT IZ E N

M ACK BRIGHT
T w lj; Fnlli. Ofllce Ph. 7U
' He^ldcnce Ph. 029S-JI
nuV E R for II. H. ZIMMEnLI

(PAID POL. ADV. TWIN FALLS COUW^T

REPUBLICAN CrNTttAL COJlXnTreE)

h e wcU>drc88cd w om gn will bo wearing

th a t's w hat it
ta k e s to can j fo r h e r co u n try s car*. And
o n h e r <d'viUnn d u iits ^
d oesn't go fasicr
th a n 3 5 sam e as oU o th e r pittriot0.'35 goia
y o u th e ro vitJhout u nd u o w w . B u t thcros
' etill a n o th e r m ain b a ttle fro n t against wear
. . . a t c x a c tly 00 niiloa p e r h o m l

T o v c ra lla r-v riU h g ly if

W h en y o u r cars stock-still, w ith tho

e n g in e 8 tarti:-g cold, 'n h a tfl fasteryour
W in te r o il o r r a ir n t,rr ic ti''n . You csui
Im vo h o p e o r yovt c r " Lavo your tn g in o ^
OIL-PLATED b y the quick aimplo chango to
.
C onocoN ^ft m otoroilS E nrichcdbyanadded
sy n tlie tic , th is palcnt<Jd Conoco
oil
flScms to "m agnetizo oiL-l^^W W O to inner
cngino surfaces as closcly an d smoothly as
d u rab le chrom o-plating on bumperfl.
\V hcro docs a n y good plating go during
nll-dny p ark in g o r overnight? I t doesnt go.
I t Btays.' A nd n either does yiL-PLATiNa all
go d ra in in g d o w njo_tho cnmkciiao a t every_. I
chance.' L o n g 'h o u r8 a fte r you stoplong
m in u tes before any o il rom below could
clim b all th o w ay u p tho o i l - p l a t in o th a t's
s ta y e d u p q m 'b o easing cold atartfl. Tliis
fa ith fu l OIL-PLATINO is ctill thero a t 35-anh o u r, o f courso, asB sting th o high-duty liquid
film o f Cohoco
oil lo koop wisar juBt
t h a t m u c h fa rth e r a ./a y .
------ N o t-m u c h chanaj n o w * ^ d i a n ^ g to a new c a r. S m a rt strateg y is changing to on
OIL-PLATED cngine.^'G ot Conoco
oil for
W in te r a t Y our M ileago M erch an ts Conoco
^ ^ ^ U o n . ConU ncntaljO il C om pany .

'

W e d n M ^ ; October 28, 4 2

TlHES^NEW tj. 'I'WIN FALLS,, IDAHO

P o se Six

125,iOSlWB
LliiSSK

FacultyiMiJ, tooj Go out to Work^Beets'

ArmyBaridsman

}utd to hold o u t pUtloum

-Wle Uit7 11 BOld it a P*n.dU . win m iiuBe to struBle alon*
on the >.CCiO nnu*l sn U rj top
*hlcb the sorem m cnt will invoke
Ja n . I.
T lien'a no doubt th a t Uie reilrlc*
tloa will eiuse no end o t m k l r '
.kmortg the flnctl brntns In Ihe 111
itudlos, tircli oftefl featu re coi
't f w u nm nlns heavily to options at
M much Increaie, bonus elnusei, re
newal provbloia and what-not.
These will probably require a lo
unUinilUiR.
(
'
But there was no evidence o(
due worry nmona the boys and girls
drtw lng. down the corpulent pay
checks, and there arc proh&hly number of reiuions for th ti.
I To betln wlUi there ore the In
come taxei, THe way Uiey unilernUind It hrre. Uie J25.000 wlJl be net
lnco[n^ aJier Uncle Bam tnke.i hU
bile, and Uncle Sam tak ei an
awlul mouthful out of tlioee (opheavy aalarlei. KurUicrmore, there
are cliarltable contrlbuUoiis, and
puyments on life Insurance jwllHf.i
and other lived obltcatlons. Ad
ditional paymenla of M lary may be
made to lake care of th w e. pro
viding the M lr>'-eamer has no
oUer ilncome with which to rilieliarse Uie "obllRallon.1.
There U another angle, loo. Bome
of Hollywoods very hlRheat priced
tars, and mnny a director an d pro
ducer as well, are now In Uie arm
ed forces, olf the itu d lo payrolls
and drawing from Uie (toveniment
monthly a num they m ls h t tn u off
In an hour or so In a n ig h t club.

SANftCUlUSBIlG

e S L iO R

B r JAM25 8. LINDSLET
HOLLTWOOD, Oct. 38 U fy-T b t
I M b Chat BoUr*

lilailenU all orej fo u th Idaho have received lo ll o f pralw for helplnc

forcet the leaehen
S e a m of them (Inelndlnr m a n y women Inilnicton)
.
. f other* lis
doliic even more dirflealt beet labor. The *rap of Twin FalU -lilch achool itn d e n la
anil teachera abnre lyplfles wlial lias occurred In practically every tchoot dlXrlA. L efl to r ic h t. snapped
as Ihey topped beets on the A. S. Martyn farm , w ere W etle^ Marlyn. Mudrnt: I- H. Taltenion, te ac h er:
lUchanl Alarlyn, teach er; Dirk Rice, ila d en l; M. C. (Dode) Cranney, leacher; George Tharp, sto d e n t; John
r u n , teacher an d Tlee-prlnclpa) of Ihe high sehool. (S taff rbBto-EnnavIni)

Fascism Far From Place in

Gable Wins
Sun on Its 20tli Annivcrsai y
Commission
Dy The Associated Prc*s
thou,iands o f th e m .
Uie gaudy
In Air Unit theBomsword
of violence an d expanded by unl/orm of H lU crs gcstapo jind the
and donea of ca.'tor " realUaUon U ia t th e war, Iwlead

OIEIISBUIS

OKLAHOMA CrTV, Oct. 28 W^

Oov. Leon C. FhUUpa n o t only h as
dlrccifd the itrabhlng of 8.400 pint*
of Uqaor dratin ed .to r the offlcen*
m e u (I Fort 8111, but ha Instructed
sta te scentf to enter th e federal
resensiion If n e ce im y to enforce
Oklah'oraa dry laws, he had a
nounced today.
Tlie vhlslcry w is seized a t
warehouM here.
- n ir y had a n Idea." tald the" govfmor, a m ilitant dry. "tlia t they
R-ere to tough th a t If It w u ahlpped
10 a mlllury resen'a ilon we couldnt
;ome In and s e t li.
"But I Uutructed Stale S afety
Waller B. Joh n sto n
th a t If he h a d info'rmaUon th a t
liquor waa In th e officers'
go gel It.
PhlUlp* did not explain whcUjcr
by they' he m eant Uie offlcem of
the big southwestern O klahom a
field arUllery centerwho so fa r
.hive declined c d m n en to n the longsmoldering controversy
Im porters.'
Phillips took Uie pcelUon. U iat
when Oklahoma passed Its liquor
permit law in lOM, the federal govem m enl was morally bound ta keep
Intoxicants out of th e state and
added: I t Is u p to Uie w ar de p art
m ent lo acl now,"
County Attorney Lels R. M orris,
backing up the govenior, filed
charges of Illegal posie.i^oij a gainst
the operator o t the ^ ^ e h o u s e a t
which tbf n J n ire was made, a w are
house dockman v id a truck driver.
The three pleaded Innocent and
were released on bond.

A c c id e n ta l Shot
K ills F a th e r of
Heyburn Resident
HEYDORN. Oct. 2 5 - ^ . W. H olgten was .called to CentJral. I d a ,
by th e death of his father. Charles
nolslen, who w m accidentally ahot
by John Van Vleet. O race.
Mr. HoLilen was vUlUng an o th er
son. Charles, 'a n d the two decided
to go deer hunting. M istaking Mr.
HolsUn for a dee^ Van Vleet fired
a JS caliber rlflo a t him a s,he stood
l>ehlnd a clump of bushes. TOe bul
let struck him In the h ip and
lodged In his stomach. He was dead
on arrival a t the liospltal. Ho Is
survived by the ti^o sons, e n d a
daughter, Mra. O. V. Ham mond,
Denver.

ES

CHICAGO, OcL 28 W ^ R u r o c n
U u l S u i ta a a u s - u n t going' u
cUmb dojvn any -chimney* this
C3u1slmas w ith a bagful of toys on
h ti back were spiked today.
T rue. S a n U h as been working
agalnat wur-lnduced handicaps, and
manv of his liiUe elves have gone
to mUlUiT senrlce or w ar Industries,
b u t jies n o t going to let th e kids
down.
- M anufacturers and distributors In
Chicago's m ertliandlse m a n , the
source of tnformaUon on Santa's
acUvlty, reported he was pro*re#s ig handsom ely In hla toy-making
uslness.
T hey.iaald Uiat despite shortage
of m aterials, sever loos of helpers
and d e arth of ahop* to work In, toy
m anufacturers were meeting the
heaviest aliead-of-season dctnand In
liistory.
nicy said th a t chances w e
celleni to m a intain retail tales vol
ume fo r Uic year a t Uie 1941 level
of 8323,000.000, th e highest alnce
1B29.
M anufacturers long since adjusted
Uie crlilcal matcrlaLi altuaUon by
subsUiutlng wood and cardboanl.
T here will be enough playthings S)
Uiat no child wlU be toy or Kam)
hungry a t Christmas.
CORP. RANDEL K. W L 80 N
. . , Twin FalU teldler who Is
new drum major of the foDrlh
cavalry band a t Fort. Sleade. S. D.
(Staff C nc n v la tl

*
*
M

This Soldiet'ls
Busy Fellow at
Big Army Fort
_______________ :_________ !______
He-s a fuU-fledged soldier wlUi
regulaUon combat training behind
him b u t Corp. Randel K . Wilson.
Twln Falls. Is also one.of the b u sie r
meix In teveral- oU t Unea a t P o t t
M eade, 6. D;
^
Here are some of Uie Jobs h e holds
a t th e big fort;
D rum major of'U ie band, fourth
cavalry.
,
Member of Uie orchestra, both Inx um enlaliu and vocalist.
Assistant librarian for the big fo rt
Corporal Wllnon ha s relum ed to
P o rt Meade after sponjllng his fur
lough here a t the home of hla
broUier. R. G. Wilson. Hlj parents,
M r. and Mrs. H arrr Wilson; Rich
mond. Calif,, and broUier. R. A.
Wilson. Ogden, came t o ^ l n Palls
to complete Uia family u u nlon. Also
p resent was his slster-fn-Iaw, Mrs.
R . A.S.Wl'wn.
\
WliUe home Uie soIdiV visited
Greenwood school near/H azelton,
w here he was teacher before he enll.ilfd, He abo addressed Uie Grange
there the same evening.

GEN. MACARTIIURS HEADof being won a s Mu.uollnl Ihcughl QUARTERS, Australia, Oct.' 28 (U.RJ
IHAM I BEACH, ria ,. O ct. 38 (IM to Its opponents, fasclam came
C lark' Gable becama a second lU SOtli annlvcrsan In Italy today when he -ilabbed Prance In llie
long range bombers
on J u n e 10, 10<0, has only
lieutenant In t h e tJn lted Stales saddled with w ar and farther th a n J)nck
blasUng Japanese Invasion- bases In
nny a!r corpi today a n d thereby ever from the "place In tJie iiun" so sU rled.
The British a ir force gave them Uie New Guinea area while land
won the right lo crow ag ain Uie proudly promised by B enito Mu.tsoreminder of w h a t lay abend witli flghUng In Uie Owen S tanley m oun
famous moustache which h e had to
II WM on Oct, 38. 1023. th a t the the heaxlest a ir rald.i of Uie/Kar tains rem ains staUc, O en. Douglas
shave off when he Joined th s
blick-shlrted fascist legions mnrcli- a g aliu i lin lla n Industries lust week.' MacArthur disclosed today.
ed fprcet.' ,
Milan, G enoa, T u rin , Savcteh, sU
Bristol B eauflghters cro.wed Uie
T he fonncr h e art-th ro b o f the ed on-Rome (M uvollnl hlmMlf en> bear
great new scars le ft b ^ c s e m ountain' ran g e by daylight 'y e ste rmovlei was presented h is diploma tered by train) shouting Ihelf bomaJona with several hund red meni- buU c boasu of a rclncam atloii o nltacks and h u n d red s olNvleUmj dny an d blasted Japanese In stalla
tions a t Lae. on Uie no rth ahores
ben of orrieer candidate class 4J'E .Uie glory of th e a n cie n t Roman He In ffe sh -tu m e d (iravc.i,/
MEATLESS TUESDAYS
LengUicnlns casu alty ifsla from of New G uinea, he said In a c
of the Miami Bcach a rm y a ir force empire.
LOS ANGELES, Ocl. 28 WV-Oov.
But today was only a somber day norUi Afrlcn, w here Uiousands upon munjnue. _They strafed beach la rtechnical training command.
Olson had called upon Californians
Tlie n e x t's te p In th e colorful _f reckoning for lia ly a people who Uiousands o f y oung Italians already gels a n d destroyed three barges. n a proclamation today to observe
carter of America's No. l screen star have lived throURh 20 y e a n of fas- have died o r b een tak en prlsoneni, One pU ne was lost.
The raid cnme close on th e lieel.i voluntary me8lle.<s Tuesdays for the
Is a mlUlary secret. He will b at> clsUe war and p reparations for prc rcjulUiiff fro m the new allied of
fensive In U iat d e se rt Ihealer.
of the fourlii tucee.Mlve Japone.se duratlon.i beginning next T uesday,
signed .to duty, maybe on one of the and unrealised proniLies.
Huge Public Debt
nlghl bombing on D arw in. In n o rth - whictf l(iBMm to be elecUon day.
Tlirrc was n o glory for ihe armies
loreljn battlefroots, or p erh a p s at
Tlip preM h a s m ade mucli of pub wesleru. Australia. N ine Japane.se
of II Ducc"the c h le f - o n c B clilled
domestic post.
UU c o m ir^ lo n came alm ont n Europes most benevolent dictator lic works ex pendliurc.1 XotnUng 3],- bombers fltw over Uie city 'ahorUy
days to the hour from th e tim e th a t but now a deluded lllUe m an re< 000,000.000 Ure (Uie lira has about Ijefore dawn yesterday, bu t were' Bucce.vlv# time. M scArthur's tlally
ANNOUNCEMENT
th e Hollywood favorite d onned the duce4 to Uie stature of Kauleltcr to Die same value . a.5 a n American able lo cause only m inor divmage communique made no m ention of
flve-cent piece) d u rin g the past JO
no casualties. T hey r a n Into operations against Japanese sh ip
U iaU of an officer c a n d ld a u . He anoUier d ic tato r-ram e d Hitler.
years. But It h a s failed lo menllnti
Austrt^llan antl-olrcratl, fire. ping toncentratlons In the harbor
DR.G. W. BURGESS
b ad arrived hero from California
B rooiht Only T orerty
Uint Wiwt o u tlay s w tre dwtirltd
Jierfi *>& n o allied a ttem p t a t ot Rabaul, New B ritain, which his
DENTISTj
Aug. 17 and was processed ImmedlTor Uie w ar-weary Itn lla n people a total public d e b t of 314,5:8,000.000 liiicrccpUon.
plijnes pounded thoroughly last
Has moved hi* dlflce lo
U ly. HU classmates h a d a lO*day fascism has brought only lmpo\-erlire OS of M arch 31.
Tlie lull In aerial o p c ra tb n s reek. Headquarters spokesmen re*
ROOM 2. SMITH BLDG.
a tart on him.
Ishment, an Influx of Rtrange men
against
enemy
shipi)ln
conUnued
Tlius
fa
r
I
ta
ly
h
a
s
'lM
l
all
lier
tued to ccmment on the continuing
Over Brunswick Cigar Store
At first his fellow m en looked
Into
Its
third
day.
For
Uie
aeconil
African
em
pire
except
Llbyn.
01bull.
him w ith awe and w ondermenL But
rallar And Uie Sues, which Uie
tnpplnc.- ffoodinatured O able soon
Itallnn people h a v e been loltl imp u t (hem a t eaie.
K l'o n ed th em In th e Mccliifrmnenn,
He's a regular euya sw ell genL'
"prUon,"
s
t
l
l
f
a
r
e
In
BrUKh
lininl'.
was the word which spread quick
and tiny M a lta nUll standi dfs|ilie
ly through the a f i ^ circles of
more than 3,000 a x is a ir raids. Miami Bcach,
/
In th e G reek cnm palgn, Miissallnl
Oable found today th a t a pro
was
resclied b y Oerma'ny. Vlctorlfs
phecy of a hujky tenteant, w ho had
o t'n a il M arahal Rommel In Africa
Blven him his first arm y uniform,
don't
mean a n y th in g to llallsw ,
had come true. Tlie se ftc a n t had
DETROIT, Oct, 28 MV-Nlnetcen
T
l
^
W TLrmbtT_hto_ssnliL-y.vtv
tW tn Wm an over-s ite d . pM r_o! .crsont. Ini^udUiB-gevcralacim '
T v e done could be done only with
I-------psntriW h lch 'O aW e'lja tn d o lc ed a t pupils, weroNdlletl Ih li momInK
Oermon
soldiers.
qulalcally.
pa.uenjer train sliced UiroUKh
Hundred* o t Italian s Dying
T heyll nhrlnkand so will you,! Owdl D etroit Streep-, railways
Ih the B a lk a n "sphere of Itallsn
the non-commlssloned offleor sahh- molotbus.
influence"
tiu n d re d s of fascists are
Tlie p a n tflh av e -a n d w h asG ab le,
Bodies a-cre strew n alone the
Ha liaa lost 18 pounds.
tracks, for two blocks, a n d aome killed'each m o n th by Yugoslikv aiiri
were mangled against th e fro n t of Greek patriots.
Despite
h
e r owri dire need for
the locomoUva as tho train , a
Orand T runk ^Vestem pa.i5cnKcr I&bor. lU ly h a s s e n t 800.000 workrn
train arriving from Chicago, pulled to Germany a n d 50 p e r cent o t htr
total
exports,
m u c h of i t food which
to a stop a quarter mile pa.->t tho
h er own people need. Her dally'
cnxulng.
The bus. driven by William P. bread raUon Is h a lf th a t of QC'
many.
W e notice th a t banjo playlnj^vaudivlll# acUnp. G len Taylor (he of th e big
Clos of Detroit, had stopped a t .the
BTTHIfc Oct. 28R. O. Jo ne s, whosa Oanltl avenue or&sslng while
Qermisiy. Ih o u g h aendlns coa^ t6
h a t) h a s r e a c h r t Into Ws highly developed imaglnaUon ,(ind recklesslyand un
|.l
la ft rttcs were conducted a t Ihe
kefp Iinlian faciorlea going. Is re
freig h t train piLved.
truthfully throw n It a t Ui manAvho for more th a n fl years has faithfully rtp rsBuhl Baptist c h u itir w ith ReV. K. norUibound
E-ye-Une.es aald th a t tle cu lc ported lo owe th o Rome govern
James Cain, the pastor, o fflclatin ;, flaalier slgnolii were operatlni;. but ment 3j00.000.000 tir e of exchanse.
se n te d 'th e Interests of Idaho in Uie United Slates Senate. He says by Insinuation
_
was known a t one .tim e a s one of th at after the Ire lsh t pa.v<ied. tlie bui H ^ a n n G oerlnRs rec ent quip tlu t
th a t Senator T hcm aa opposed the fom lshlng of equipm ent for our boys in lUa
11
the best rlden in the Biddle and
th iu undrratan d ab le thnt
acro u th e tracks into Uie
service, while h o should know, If he keeps hlmr.e:f a t all Informed of Uie facts,
Duck valley cattle ranche* f o r miles started
path of the southbound passenger "If anyone Sftes hungrj-. 11 -on't be
tli a t th a t Inal^uaUon Is a vicious falsehood. T^ie record shows th a t Senator
annind.
-~
Germans* >^s ran k le d the Ilatlaftj.
Mr. Jones w u stricken b y a h eart traliu
Thom
as ha s voted for every appropriation bill th a t ,*u presented for th a purposa
-The front end of th e bus cleared
atU ek while working ne ar h is home Uie
*
im
ie
r
Senda
Metsage
track.1. b u t tho locomoUve
of tho m anufacture of war equipm ent Taylor should know and probably does
In CasUcford. He was U kciT to hLi
ROMR
(From
I
ta
lia
n
Brondcastj),
uhed through th e vehicle a t Its
know, a lth o u g h .h e will not admit I t Uiat Senator 'Q iom aa long before Pearl Hartwr
home and a phyirfclnn' autnmoned sm
Oct.
28
(,nA
dolf
KlU
er
sen
t
t
middle doors, cutUng It In half.
bu t he died ahortly afterw ards.
*-aa n o t only voting for Uie ipRroprlatlon bllU necessary for creaUog arUcles of
lonal message to Bcnllo Mu.oHe was bom In K lneston. Tex Moit of the d ead were pa.w ngera
to d a r th rg u g h th e nail labor
war. l]ut was o ne of those most persistently asking th a t the bureaucruUc redlape
1 the reaf end o f th e bus.
March 8 . 18J7. and came to Bnineau
Schoolbook.^ of Ui* younsei' pas* leader, Robert Ley, who headed i
of governm ental aff&lrt b severed so th a t m anufacture could actually progress,
Valley.' Ida^ with his p a re n ts. Mr.
O
erraan
depuiaU
tm
here
lo
observt
and this a t a Uma when he (Taylor) was giving o u t Interviews from his homo
and M n. David P. Jonra. w h en a .jMiRtis w w *K B tlered along th e Uie 20Ui a n n iv ersa ry today of the
sm all boy. With hl f a th e r 'a n d rljht-of-way. Monj' o V th e bodies, rise of fascism.
In M ontana to th e iffec t Uist this,country should no t In any m anner participate
, brother*. Ruben and U Jones, he some dccnpltated and'^oUicrs with
In E uropean troubles. He was no t even In favor ot th e so-called N eutrality Act
operated a ranch In th a t a re a for llmhs severed. VTre Impossible to
identify Immedlateb.

w hich 'pcrm lU ed friendly nations to purchase a rm am ent,m anufactured In this

aooiB time.
W ith his family he moved to Buhl
country. T hen, much later, after h e had decided to re tu m to Idaho and toss his big
In W n and on June 24.1024. h e was
- h a t - l n t o T h r r l n r t o r 'l ^ e n a l o f l a l seat"aHa~found hU sta n d was not popular, lio ~
m a n ^ to MUs_.JvIfaijGr..Ha>-a .a t
wired Uie President saj'lng he h a d changed his m ind and Hi-ould "try to catch up
BdWTPor 13 years the couple farmed
w ith him .
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th e ranch now known as th e s in k
ing Canyon ranch and alx y m rs
JEROhfE. O ct. 28Puneral ser
a m purchased their home n e a r Casvices for Mrs, N ancy Coals, resident
Ueford.
of
Idaho
for
70
years,
were
con
W
e
wish
Uie
^
s
eould
be
here
to
vote
on
th
e
senatorlalXlssue.
'n iey would
BOISE, Oct. 28 OT>-Earl W . Mur
In addlUon to hU wife, h e leaves
ducted Bt th< Je ro m e funeral chapel
answ cr'M r. T aylor's qucsUon as to how they would vote In no uncertain U rm s and
three children. Pauline, 16; Bobby, phy, secretary of th e sta te Chamber here Monday afjo rn o o n by Rev.
H . and Preddy. is ; h is m other, two o t Cotntntrce. In r p r ts s rtle a it, Charles HocfiJs-oT th e .Presbyterian
Uielr vole would be for, Senator T homas, whose record Is ttxll known, and n o t for
brother*. Reuben. D uhl. a n d : said Uie Sepiember-October ls.iue ol cliurch. In te rm e n t was In Jerome
a ffrandstonder a n d pollU ul opportunist who o b u in s h is minority primary vota
:lal Security" will hove Uie folJones, B attle Mountain, Nev.. an d
cemetery.
ng to say:
through th e e n tc r t( ln ^ B t furnished by h is atiracU ve wife and child. I n his
slsUf.
Music was fum L ihed by M n. S. O.
rcontlnuous cpposlU on of the
desperate e ffo rt to nnSB om eU ilnj to complain o f concerning a n opponent whose
Davis
an
d
Mra.
A.
D
.
Moseley.
Floral
lerlcan Aasoclailon for Social BeduUea kept h im l a Wasiungton, h e criUcltes S en a to r T hom as for t>erformlng Uie
aiTlty~to-craekpot pen tic n -tth e m ea offerings were In charge of Mn,
Suty of a n y represe n u u v e by sendlnc o u t C oagresslonal Records for the purposa
submerged the c u lt of pan acea ped- Lee PursTeyrMh!. ArThur 'Hehdrlck*
d lm who enjoyed h ig h fav o r only a ton and Mra. J o e Moore.
of keeping h li eonsUtuency advised of w hat U going o n In ConBress and w h a u u
Pallbearers w ere E. A, Easterly.
few years ago. T his November pre
senator Is doing In connecUon wlUi vital y f a lr s . I n h is tirade, however,'%)e
sents Uie clU tens of Idaho, MLi.'^ouri John Prj-, E m e st J . Ot't. Ed Robin
carefully refra in e d In minUonlng th e clrculaUon o f one of th ese records, from UlUng
and Washington w ith a n excellent son, A rthur H endrickson and P. E
Jones.
. .
you w hat th e .transcript clearly aU tedU iat It w u "H ot p rln le d -a t government
JB tO M E . Oct.
A W halen. opportunity to sma.ih once an d for,
Attending
were
m
any
relaUvej
all
the
attem
pts
of
perulon
mongers
S ault StB. Marie, Ont.. repre.ienU expense.: S e n a to r Tliomss paid fo r th a t prin tin g a n d Uiere was noUUng Irregular
. U to of th e Lions Intem aU onal. and to disrupt th e orderb' p r o e n u of ind friends from Brunenu. Moun>
lain Home a n d Id a h o Falls. >
or unusual In lU distribution.
H am r Balach. Twlti PaUa. d e p u tj pMvlilons (or th e atfed."
Ihe sU te cham ber oppoies the
dUtrlct goremor, were Buests or the
enlQt dU tens g ra n t a c t
local U o a i club Monday,
srounds
It
wUl
n
ece
sslu
te
Glen T aylor h a s demonslrated by bU cam paln apeeche* Uiat he Is neither
W halen, la an address, explained
-* -B U Y FO R L E S S ^ .
w hat LloDi club* h a te been aeeo n j. poaftlon of new taxes.
whoUy truU iful n o r dependable. U he la n o t >o be rcUed upon In one rcspect
Social Security.- M u n
pU iblnc In w ar aetirlUes. a n d o u the cannot bo-depended pj In dthera. Buiiely'tlio p w p le of Idaho, proud'of our
Uaed a num ber o f o b je c tlm o f th plained, la a pubUcatlofi oX Uie
sU te as we axle, w in n o t seriously oonsldtr aendlng *uch m a n u Glen Taylor to
in te s s tt o u U t s ba feflsw ed Jn h e lp . American AaxUUon to r So d a l SC'
Gasoline. O ils & C lo s e s
euiyy, iB c, New York."
' t o f win
w .
"
W ashington to c laim fo r a six-year t ^ . tb e S ena to rial aoat ooce occupied by Uia
.. B tlK b explained ttM T v lB T U It
O PE N D A Y & n R h T
pe afB o rah .
U o n i' war aOlTiUta.

TAYLOR^S

INSINUATIONS

' C H A L I t l B N G E D b y Friends
qf Sen. John Thomas

Rites Held for

Noted One-Time
. Rider of Range

lOYSMEDir

Fuqeral Services
F o rE . A. Ambrose
A t Jerome Lodge
JERO M E, OcU O fr-Punerar r Vlccs fo r R upe rt A. Ambrose, pioneer
rejildenl,. were conducted Sunday
afternoon a t Uie Jerom e I.O,OJ.
lodge hall.. O fflelatlng was Uie Rev.
Earl J . K aurln , BapUat pastor, a s
sisted by T .'A . Crawford. Jerome
PcntecosU l preacher.
Interm e n t was In Jerom e ccme-/
lery u n d e r dlrecUon of Uie Wiley
funeral
..
hom
.........
e. At th e cem'itery riluallsUc ----services
___ .
-------------conducted
by
<he. I.O X IP. membera.
A
q ua rte
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.. t. C. O. Minor, Ralph
H afer. U rban P o rt and Harvey Fort,
accompanied by Mr*. Urban Port,
sang 't h r j e selections. T he p tllbearers *c re William H. Claar, O.,
W, D ougherty. M.' K. Jones. David
Pulkerson, Lon piudyvln and Roy
ShllUngton.

Official of Lions
International a t
Meet in Jerom t

BERWYN. HL. O c t 3S a m
Howard Rola. IJ. b ro u th t h ( ^ e ha
report card and proudly a tfiv ed
his m other U u t A v a t p a s ln c a ll
his courses In the alxth fiad*.
Ills moUier^ M rs. Helen R ola.
wile ol a toolm aker. Inspected th
card a nd scolded him . fo r bis low
m ark In English. S he Insisted h
could earn a better grade U b
w ould 'itu d y more.
Creatfallen. Howard spent a n
hour pracUdng hU com et lessons
and disappeared. Mrs. Rola se n t
his broUier. Robert. M. tt'a e a r c h
for him when he failed tb re tu rn
for dinner. Robert bunted wlUiout
success.
Mrs. Rola later w ent to the
basement and found Howard dead,
h a n g ln f from a w ater pipe. He
h a d tied a rope to Uie pipe, slip
ped a noose around his neck and
Jumped from a chair.
-H is m arks resOly werent ba d .'
Mrs. Rola sobbed to police. ~A11
of them were passlhg.- but I
Uiought he could do better.
niGHtVAY FACT AFPRCVED
GUATEMALA CITY. Oct. M 0P>Prealdent Jorge Ublco today had ap p*oved a n agreem ent alcned by
G uatem ala and Uie United Btatea
O c t l i for b ulldbg a mlUlary road
through this country. T he U nited
State s gov#r
000,000 to r t

At Last
For Your Cough
pxT iU M en pmegrn, and Kid n a t u n
U soothe and heal raw , tender, id*
flam ed bronchial m u c o u a m e m b i j n e t TeU your druggist to sell you
R bctUo of Creomulslon wlUt U u u n derstandlM you m ust Uke Use w ay u

CREOM ULSION
forC ou fii,O iM tC o l(Jj,B ro n cftiH i

so THE VOTERS
of Twin.Fdlls County.

MAY KNOW THE FACTS

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By adverUsemenls Uie county treasurer Is seeking to giva

the voters of Twin Palls County th e Impression th a t ahe
Is being ued by the county for poUUcal reasons. A nd Uiat.
th e su it haa been teijnlnaled In he r favor. T h a t la ghblly.
a m istake on he r p ari. Tliere Is nothing either personal or
^pollU cal In tho action. I t Involves Just one quuU on:

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M ust Uie treasurer ot Uils county do her work a t the

Umea the law requires?

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T he record, a t the Ume the su it 'waa-atart|Cd:

T h e law. Sec. 61-1803- ICA requires the treasurer, on the
f irst Monday ef each m onth, to eetUe with ;h e county
auditor for all taxes coller;**'* iinrj- t hu Ibh
*t>m.
-------o H b at u u lllChey coilecteQ cf - - - ........................ ....
*Jl O f he r November, 1041 colIecUons. the treasurer, who Is
^ ex-offlclo lax collector, made no report a t all in December.
*

|*1nal T ribute for

Social-SecuritJ'- M r s . J ^ ^ n c y & a t s
Held a t J m m e
Magazine Ffgfits
Pension Proposal

Youth, Scolded
F o r His Repott
Card, E n d s ^ e

of h e r December. IM l. collecUons report of which

th* ISfh n f .tanuary. IWJ
WftJi nnl
lays late. :
tax ^ ille cto r did he r work.

T he Uw, Bee. SO-1912 ICA, requirea Uie ejiunty Measurer

to make a full ,tilement of all accouftls wlUi tho auditor.
In th e presence of the commissioners' on the f ln t Tnesday
a fte r the (Ut Monday of Ja n aa ry . T he commissioners
recessed, Uielr meeUng to Uwt Tuesday. No report waa
forthcoming.

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TTie new fiscal year opened th e secend'M onday' In Ja n u ary. SUll no T reasurer's report. The delay of Uie treasurer's
office was holding up not only Uie county but every taxing,
u n it In the county. j

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'R ie-law . S ec SO^lOK ICA provides a penally of iiOO.OO

upon th e treasurer for her neglect or refusal to make he r
report, and further provides Uiat tb e commlsslenera MUST
Inatltnte spit for tbe recovery thereof.

.X T he commlsiloneVa'ild w hat Uie law compels th*m to do.

^ Thex. ord ered -a suit b ro u g h t.,;n it s u lt 'ls p ending.In
Court. I t ha s not yet been tried, b lit It will be. O n the trial
th e 'C ourt will determine wlieUier the. excuses th e U easu r rr offers for her delay are true, and whether If they a re
tru e they do excuse her delay. UnUl the Court rules finally
upon the trial the m a tte r Is by no means ended. T he next
step walls the aeUon of the treasurer's attom ejs In pre
p aring orders whjch Ihe Cff^
^>. which
______ the-tfJttH rtirprW eedJ
-------------If th s Court decides th a t the treasurer was n o t able to
dcTthe work of her offleo on Ume, a nd Uiat U u delay waa
n o t from he r neglect or refusal to do her work, no penalty
w ill, be Imposed. If th e Court finds oUierwlse U u penalty
follows M a m atter of law.
J L T ho county Is not greaUy InUrested In Uie penalty but U
^ very much Interested In having Uie work done on tim e. And
one result of U suit Is Uiat th e county treasurer, alnce February, IM2, h a s t e n getting heri.TeporU l a nearly
on Ume.
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T r ^ ^ on O cioberigU i she prw fn k d .tg .U ie commlsalonera

a list of 159 errors she had found a n d corrected in he r
records up August 1, 1M3. T he commlssloaati approved
th e correcUons.

U nder our U w , when a ault U fUed. and Uie D efendant

comes Into a Court and adm its th e allegations, m any tim es
th e Court win render Judgment upon Uielr a<lmlslons,
wlU iout Uio necessity of a trial, and from her adm ltalOM,
this acUon aeemed to be o n i of U iat kind. However. Uia
C ourt held Uiat he w anted to - h e a r Ua evidence befort
- finally p tsiln * upoo th e m a tter.
Theae are aU

q f.p u lille:rw t:d ._

S T O V E OIL

A pftfaia u B tt ot t t m t m n t o HHi
n e a n e la t on tb e b a trd o f d l n 6 t o n
an d tW p o rt o f W aQ ue w w to , n-A

iBUd tenU rr. w en a m o a u a d

im M x d E . s l ^ a n d B r. O b w le t
H o t J i w e rt ntffled . d l n e t m a n d
READ TIHE8-REW B W A^r^ AD8.1

K im berly R o a d . P h . 957

At t r e s s

RXBDOSINO RBNOVATINQ
WOQL CA BDINO '
KVXBTON U A T Z W 8 8 C a
t B> eaB d A w .a
R io a e n -f7

UNITED OIL CO.

WE

DELIVER

Signed

E. M. SW E E L E Y

proBecuting Atiam ey,

T m n FaJia Courity

IN D IG N A N T FR IEN DS O F SEN< JO H N THOMAS

(PiW m

Adr.)

(PAID r o u AV. TW IN PAIXa COPNT T

SE F inU JC A N CSKXSAXt COMMITTE*)

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WedoesdajTr Oetot>er 28 , 1942

, Many Distinguished Guests Present When

Head of Idaho O.E.S. Visits Chapter Here
Worthy Grand Matron Honored

O ther honor guests v t n Mra. Lula

M. B ardtty. Burley, pasl g rand .inriCTOn; M . U lllan Barton. W endell.
BMoclate grand malron; Mrs. O m ce
Johnson. T1ii Pall*, nstoelale btmkI
conductress: Mm. Vera OvcrbouslT..
Buhl, grand orgaiiut; Mrs. Leona
StnlUi. Jerom e, grand represenUiUve
o! Loublann.
D bllsculshea G unU
Mrs. Marlon Vincent. Filer, g ran d
reprtsentailve of Maryland; Mrs.
May Co*. KoIlteCer, gratvrt rtptesetiU
alive of MaswchuietM: Mrs. Ada
Raybom, Filer, worthy m atron of
Filer clk ijte r: Mrs. Mary SmlUi,
Jerome, worttiy matron of Uie Jer
ome chapter.
I
Mrs. Hansen made h e r official o d d r e u dUTln: ch cU&pUr &Mon.
Itefrcilim ents were served la ter In.
tlie dlnlUK room. nIUi Mrs. EUa M.
Willie and M t Laura Hoblnson fls
co-clialnncn of th e commlttec.
Otlirr members of Uie hostess
committee were Mrs? F. T. KcUogg.
M n. A. S . H tnson. Mrs. C arl' Boyd.
Mrs. George Warberg, Mrs. RuUi
Stevens, Mrs, Charles RiLwell, Mrs.
W. n. WMtcotl. Mrs. Ed T u rn er.
Mrs.
Johnson and- Mrs. J . E.
Jtoberis.
RmI' chrysanthemums In a l a r s t
crysUil bowl, nanVed iff tnpcrs, ccn#
iere<J Uic lace-covered refreshm ent
table. ,
Kffeellvb Deeor
I Honor guests were seated o t a
M n . VJnottfl Itan sea
nf the Idaho (ratid chapter. Order of th e E a itd rt^ U r table lor the serving of tlie
S ta r. le ft. r el r a cardUl freetlng from Sir*. B e r t A. Street, worJhy malron at Twin FpIIs e h apler.
banquet. From Uils central table five
other tables radiated In. the lo rm ol 0 .H > M>d Claode Gecdtn. wnby patron, d o rtn r h e r olitcU l ^IsU la the local cliaptfr. (.jl.iff r h o lo
a
n
d
EagrTlD
g)

a star.
'
^
,
Each s ta r point pre.ilded a* h o ste. a t he r table. wlilcU was deekcd
with flowers and tnptrs to corre epood wltl) her official color. Decomtlnns were In cliarge of M rs. H.
A. Sevcrln.
HoBleascs were Mra. H. H. B urkh a rt, A dah; Mrs. naj- Sluyter. R u th ;
H
Mrs. Claude Oordon, CiilAer: Mrs.
Lieut. R o b e rt E. GOOdiilghl. Unit*
^
E arl W alker. MorUm. ,and ISrt.
BY MItS. GAyNOK MAI)<tO.X
ed S tate s nrm y, /onucrly of Tnin
George C. Hallej*, Elcclrf. ' _
Qy b U T U M tLLLTT .
NKA Krrvlcr
FalLi, cU linod Mlis Marian D. Tay.
During th e dlnnrf
Amerlrnn oy.Urm a rc Uie IlnM t
fluartct, DftJe 'W alcclnrEverctl Rice. lo r a s ills brW e Oct. 23 a t Trinity
W hat a re w omen supjxwcd to do In Uie ttnrlrt ar.d rotlay Utcy nn
C. W. AJbertJon and F. H. Slilrik Epl.icopal c liu rch, Portland, Ore,
Uilppccl widely. U-e llirm on niciit
sang two num ben.
H e wAJs g rw junlcd from the Tr'ln Slop lu k v lty ^ a b le i?
Tliat Ui wftat, <fcorocn a rc wos\dti- IcM d.ivf but tltit Ifl's IcMU frcm
F alls hlRli tcS'.col In ^539. awl h Uit
Billy Ihr Oy.Mfrninii. one of
jo n of Mr.v Ire n e Goodnight, Ox Ins In on eW n icrlcan city, whose df' yo^^('^ g reat .e.xprrw. luiw to niiikc
p a ra n cn t
public works Jms Juit
n a rd . Calir.
lOl^iU
women em ployes th a t If Uiev a perfect cockt.nl wucf.

Liciit.
niid
Mrs,
Ooodtilslil
#fe
Ing r
.Oyster <:>xklail Sauce
bccomtf p reg n a n t th e y m ust lake
llm of ML-ar Ju anita sulcllff. MLu a t home a t Prescott, NVajii.
(Sfne< C)
'
Among tiic Avedcling attendants iB-months in a le m lty leave wlUioiii
MUge Robertson, honored queen,
Four oimcfs nt lonmlo ketchup,
were' M lis Irm a Ooodnlght. maid of pay. plfiyed the piano accompaniment.
2 ountM thW
nne U blrspoon
Mr*. J . A. .Johnson was chairm an, h onor, a n d MJsa M a itle .Oooanlglit,
' ^ l l n r U n fa ir,
Worce.it^T.^liIrr miijp, .1 rirop.^ lo lja '.
' assisted by M rs. Ray J. Holmes, Mrs, bridesm aid, slite rs of the brideT h at p u ts ft m arrie d woman n'hese CO sauce, 1 tal3>>pi>on ho^!'er.^dl^l^,
Hf,ijry Champlln, M n,^Ben P otter, Rroom, an d iUo lo n n e r rcslilcnls of pay check la e ssen tial to th e family'* one teaspoon suwr. onft-Ualf tc'aFaUi.
M n . P. R. Thompson and Mrs.
IM lh o o d In a tougli spot, especially sp o o ifsalt. 3'ouiicfi vinegar o r lem
Christina Peterw n. Mm, Dale W aIf her htisba'nd h a s b een d rafted as on Juice. S tir nil u d i.
kem wits ticket chairman.
buck private.
L ohc I!and Oynlert a nd
Tha ru lin g f u tU w aays t h i l ,U
njncaranl Ao O ralln
D en S o . 1. paele six ct Ui Culi
l.'^rfTM 31
Scout* will h a v e a Hsllovtefn parly woman m u st begin h e r leave ax scon
os
she becomes a w are o t h er prcRG O O ^N G
T lili ma.'.l^rplrrc of Anierlcnn
In tJie b a sem e n t recreatloo room nt
nancy.
F
a
ilu
re
to
d
o
so
"shall
w
and ^nsy to
th e hom e ofT.^r. Ed Gkli\R?r Thwtt* deemed n e g lect of d u ty an d oi^ act cooking
make. I t rrairy li n one dish meal
Mr*. E. K. Kj-jer w#s host.i to d ay from 7 to 8:30 p, m. It w(ll be of Iniulw rdlnaU on."
for Sunday nielit supper o r any
members of the Olivo Branch Su n In th e form o f a masquerade.
. T h women of a com m unlly ought otlier-rfBy.
At
#
day school d a . of the MethodUt
U>
lig
ht
an
y
ru
lin
g
a*
u
n
lalr
to
O ne-hnlf rf poiittrt,
m acaroni.
Do n o t f.clect a rainy dy to do
cJiurcli a t h e r home In the countrj'
women a* U iot one. A t th e same
Friday evening. Mrs. W'llllnm Brj'an y o u r piicklnc. a arm en i.i must -be tim e, the w omen of tlie country IB met1lum-'i?Tl' lriK 'l(iIand nV'
stera (save the ov,ier lltjiuvr), twi
and Mrs. Sherm an Slump were co< aUiolutely d ry to be pre.ierrtd,
ought u rw o rk togcU icr to g a t a gccv- UWeflpoon.n nf huller, t^ ^ table
H- H- H.
hoKtesses.
>
eral
ruling
o
n
Uie,.
question
one
B e sure th n t nil clotlica .frcm the th a t will b lo ir to th e employer and poons of flour, lt and pepper, one
T hw e Btlcnding the B, P. W,
pint of milk and fo u r ounces of
conference held In Twin FalU were tro sh o re nre frc.ihly cleaned before the employe.
;d c h rtff,
Mr. Thelma Thompson. pre.'\ldpnt packing, o r If n o t, are hung la stronj
As more antW nore m arried women
)k Uie mncaronl In salted w ater
of,the local club; M rs. Lleuru Lucke, u n an d wind lo r a whole day.
go to w orb'Cand th e y m u st If men's
Mr*. Myrtlft T urn er aiid ML Dor
;o
b
j'are
to
bo
filled)
th
e
problem
Is
othy Webb.
going
to
becom
e
vddcspTead
and
FoTtsl eW ckltog. Who Jias been from th e sam e
were Glenn
irgent.
employed on conitrucilon work In Sconlan a n d Virgil E o 'a n l.Married w omen n r e i u u d y and
Utah, has returned to Qoodlng. Mrs,
M rs. M. W. Kelly. McCall, U
StrlcUlng m e t him In 8aJt l^ake e u e a t l th e C . T . KnlRht hotne, Bl\t wlUlng 14 ste p In' a n d t u e aver the
jobs th a t m e n oro leaving, But
City. Returning earlier In the week ,111 bo here u n til Thursday.
though they m ay d o m en s work,
they are ttlU wom en, a n d same of
ih em are going U> b o h a v in g babies.
I t will be n ece ssary for orae of
those women to work u long before
child's b U th a s th e y a rc abU, and
) go back to w ork aA >oon as tliey
feel physically c ap ab le. -Needed In I n d o ttr y
'
n ic y o u ght to be allow ed ta do $o,
and they o u g h t to be given a reason
able am ount o f tim e o ff, w ith some
a m ro f pay allow ance, to have their
babies.
T h li U n o tim e f o r anyone, even
employers, to tro w n o n babies, or to
o b ju id e j In the w ay of-women's
. .. .Ing them . W ith th e b e st o f Amerlrt> tnnnhnftH
.tO-ar<-Vom tn
should be encouraged to h av e babies
- n o t discouraged;
B u t w hether th e y a re encouraged
Of not, Uw f a c t re m a in s th a t they'ir
be h a rin g th e m . A nd in a democracy
a woman h a s a rig h t to earn a llv.
to j tm herself J d h e r child.

R. E. Goodnight
.Claims Bride at
P ortland Rites

We
The Women

......... ..... _..

Cub S couts Party

taff Assistsmt.,#?.
Beatrice Caldwell Is SRed
Crffss C la ss 'l
Bride of Glen Ward .' Beginning F riday i

Experiences of
1st Postm istress
Intrigue D. U. P_._

.SOCIAL..EYEMTS
an4 CLUB' NEWS
S e v e ra l g ra n d lodge o f f i
cers, a s well a s m em b ers
th e T w in F o ils, H o lliste r, J e r
om e a n d B uhl c h a p te rs. O rd e r
o f th e E a s te rn S ta r , w e re
p r e s e n t w hen M rs.' V in e ttc
Ila n s e n , W in ch ester, m a d e h e r
o ffic ia l v is it to t h e T w in F a lls
c h a p te r Ikst n ig h t a t th e M a
sonic lem p lo .v A . b a n q u e t in
h e r h o n o r w as served p re c e d in;r th e buHinesa session, a n d
y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n s h e w a s
jfucst o f th c .c h a (lT ^ o ffic e rs
a t a lunchcon a t th e JloK crson
hotel.
''

Oysters on Bill
Of Fare Delight
Autumn Diners

- M r s .- H .- 0 : MllneK Twin
fln t isUnUtm.v was guest speaker a t meeting o t C a m o - X ^ ^ * ^ ^
Call, DBUjhlers Of th e 'U ta h Wo*
neeri, Monday evening a t tb t b o M
of Mri, K. H. OabcoeL
'
She told of living first a t tfU ner
dim, tlien a thriving community,
aad picturesquely dcscrtbed the
e w lj s n U o ' m ode oJ ttiw tJ. UTlog
q u tritrt and battles w tlh dust
stontu a n 4 ,^ u d ..
! r n t Lom bt Y a r t
Her KuJband, th e laM H . O.
ner, A n ed tlie f irst lum ber ya rd
licrc.Uiid hU working h o u n were
rrom '4 a. m. to m idnight, she re
called.
Freight was brought in from
llalUy, a n d 'a day was re q ^ rc d U>
make the trip.
Mrs. Milner, as p o a tialitreu , -
alwBSs ready to glv or receive m ail
a t any hour. W hen th e f l n t took
the Job, Uie dally maU averaged
about a handful a day.
In a year's time, It h a d lacreaaed
to seven iacks of m a il daily.
OUier gufau- of th a cam p were
Mrs, Qtoige Miller, ilr a . R ichard
Forbeu and Mrs. O lade lU llw ard.
Mrs, c . Lk Luke led tn s devotions.
Tlie tllk quilt m ade b f the
bers, v u dlspUyed. proceeds .
sale 10 be sent to S a lt Lake, for the
memorial building funtL-<
n a rr e s l Ttme
The leon on H arrest
Pioneer Days'* waa led by Mi
elyn u m k td , a n d group
_

B efore an. im provised a lta r a rra n g e d in f r o n t o f th e lire place in th e living room, M iss B ea trice Caldwell and Glcn
IL W ard-exchangf^d m arriag e vowa y e ste rd a y a t 8:30 p. m.
a t ^ o .B u b u rb a n hom e of M r. a n d M rs. G eorge J . W ard,
paren ts o f th e bridegroom ,
'A f t e r a w edding trip to th e w e st coast, Mr. a n d M rs. W ard
retut-n to th e ir newly-completed hom e on a farm n e a r
Berger. B oth are^ormer T win
Falls high school students.

Rhinestone Cip
*nte trlde wore a blue organsi
frock, de-'lgned with a lace bodice,
sweetheart neckline aad boutfant
skirt. Instead of a veil, slie wore
a rhinestone Juliet c ap with a tlaru
of sweetlieart roses, and carried a
colonial bouquet.
T he 'wcnethlng borro-ed of h e r
ensemble was a handm ade Belgian
lace handkerchief, which Mr*. Hoes
Ward cartted a t he r wedding.
' She w u given In m arriage by her
father.
Mrs. Ralph Dixon, sister of the
brldegroero, cam e from Pro\'o, 'Otalj.
to be matron of honor. She wore a
white satin gown w ith a black sequin
jacket and carried bouquet oC
roses.
In Uie role of best man was Har
old Clde!l, Twli
the bride, B lilio p - . of Uie second ward L. D. S. churcli,
officiated.
. NupUal Music
,Mrs. W arren T onks c .
I.D s v ld P o Jfu rn ish e d th tfw ar redding marches, a nd also accomsavlnsi stam p 'ft'h lc h was
)inled Mrs. Charles M arshall. Jertlrs.'Forbcss.
Mrs, Thelma A nderson and Mr*.
Nrola Bowers were hostesses during 'I U v# You Truly."
the soctdl '
The bride's m otlier wore an agua
___ _
bliwicrcpe dreas w ith a corsage of
talisman rose.i. ond M rs. W ard was
goimed In a maroon velvet atyJ lacu
model. H v flowers were also talij-

Get Nylon Hose

Card Pcom OPA

n i. o K ltr tl ptico BilmlniilTaOon

took steps today to protect Miss
and Mrs, America from nylon hose
'bootleKKeni.'

'iU shopping card th a t every

woman can tuck In he r purse when
th e ROes hosc-hunUng soon will
be Lvsiitd, \he OPA announced to
day. Llatliig the new celling prices
on all tyi>Pii of nyloil*. th e card
may be obUlned % wrltlnK OPA
hnidquurters In w i*lilnton. '
"With thU addition to h e r *ho>
ping Keast a woman can take full
iiUvnjitaRC of OPA's action SKainst
tlic 'boWeg' prlcrs often dem and
ed forVnylon hose In recent
n io n th '/ the BiwiQuncetncnt s u t - '
cd, -AiW lo mnCc h e r Job of pricecliccklnit easier, tlie card will show
which faeti 'on type and quality
niu.-^t be marked or labeled on eaclj
j)ulr.* *
*

C a len d a r

Singing Mothers o f tlie second

WWd of Ihe L atter Day Saints
church ttlll meet T lm rsday a t a
p, m: a t Uie church for practice. .
*
*

,
Board of control Sf the T aen*
tleih Ccnvuo' c ) ^ will m eet Fri
day a t la a. m v ^
home of
Mrs. P. B, Wlkoh,
*

Mrs. Eitlier Co* will be hMlci.i

to the V, P. W, auxiliary a t Uir
home of Mrs, M, P. Bears, Ji3
8U th avenue east. Voday a t S o . m.

y
Einanon club will meet Friday
aStemcion.aV th e hom e oI Mr*. V.
E. Morgl^. Mftfibers are a.iked
to bring fruit for th e Children'"
home In Dolsc; donntloM for the
Community Chest and their sew
ing kits,

Social Changes
Affecting Art,
Painter Asserts
I I

powerful out of the thought and

emotton th a t pending social changes
fa rte the a rtb t to.
T h is w u a pertinent quotation
from RockweU Kent, outstanding
American artist, presented by Mrs,
Robert L. Bach In cotwecUoa wiut
a prpgram on "Artists a t the Coro
of America," yesterday afternoon at
a m eeting of the Fine Arts depart
m ent of Ihe TwenUeth C entun' club,
M rs, Bach, chairm an of the
gram , w u assisted by Mrs. R ____
WlUlam Middle
ton In p re s e n tli^ th e prograi
L ife and worIX of Paul St . . .
and M illard S heeu were ccosldersd
by M ri. Bach; Alexander Hogue,
Mr*. Reese; RockweU K ent, Mr*.
Bach; G ra n t Wood, Mr*. Middle
ton. and John ste u a rt Curry and
T h o m u H a r t Benton, Mr*. Bach.
M rs. Bach pointed out th a t It w u
significant th a t aU of these atU sls
had studied In Paris; had reached
U ieconcluslonthatP arls a r tw u f ln e
for th e French, -but returned
America to discover and develop .art
th a t America had -rlg h l here la
' er ow n front yard."
Scenes ol the ir childhood, an4
o th e r fam iliar places, have intrigued
tha MtUnliim o t these artistsand
BUtamtT* extended Irora th e wtd- their a d m ire s, also.
Ing cake tj^ the com ers
freslunent table, w here
cautht with clusters of rosebuds.
N ext *um m er> ^w drobe may de
pend to a large extent on Just how
well thl* last lumm er's clothe* have
M n. Caldwell presided a t the r'
been
cherished. Packing garment*
frw lunenl toblc. anti reception tu.
elslants wens M rs. Fred Parmer. away correctly Is therefore Impor
M n. Leo K lrkm an a n d Mrs. Ralph tant. Unless clothing is absolutely
unusable,
do save i t G arm ents Uiat
Ward.
ArranKPment.Totrolfeii were group are n o t woshnble sliould be dtyed UirouKliout the rotun-t. and n Ml- clcaiied. ClotlUng whiel) m ay not b
worn
ns
Is,
but part of which may be
vcr eundclabra on tlKVniuintcl held
twed In c j^b ln aiio n w lih lom e other
six lighted white tapers.
m aterlA lll^ Uie future, m sy be rip<
GlfU Displayed
Wedding gifts were displayed In
the recreation room n t the Ward p ortant again. Do n o t starch. Press
home. As her going aw ay ensemble, ing lightly before packing away
the bride a-ore a three-piece brown makes peater storing.
lit wlUi ta n a n d beige acces.'Mrlrs,
Among Ui^ out-of-tovi-n ffUfsts
ere Jam es Sm ith, Coleda, Calif,,
...1 uncle of the bride, nnd Mr. and
M n. Russell Dllte, Hiizelton, Mrs,
Dllle Is (I sister of th ebridegroom.
Among the pre-nuptial courteslri
ftff Mr*. Vfnrrt were U>e announce
m ent tea pet, 13, a rranged by Mtj.
Ward for 48 rucUi: a lingerie Aliowe r for Intim ate (Hendn OcL H , iUanned by Mrs. R alph W nrd; a aliower
Gel. 15, with Mra. F re d Ja n es a*
hostess, aJid a shower Oct. 20, with
Mrs, C lo u a r Brown a n d Mm. Leo
Klrkman a.\ hOHieMc.i. a t the Brown
home.
, \

Steidfey-Wellg
Vows Exchanged

S H O E S i^
BY

C O N V EN IEN T

New Styles
JUST ARRIVED!
M odem M iss shoes comb!n

Republican C andidate

ta rs,? '

sm a rtn c a s j w i t h

q u ality to produce A m ericas

most

p o p u lar

sp o rt shoe fo r g irls aad

wom en. M ade o t selected
h ig h q u a lity k a t h e r a i s
blacka. an d brow ns.

at

Twd of the four\

new arrivals a re il

8:00 oclock

lu strated

Twin Falls High School

' Auditorium

a t the

le f t

$4.95

E v e ^ o n e cordially invited
M r; Bottolfsen .will also speak

o f cM m ellei In oaapact
T he ItiM iy k it. eentUnlng a fnll
C u tn 'f LfUl*
0 m any women away from Ulelr ho aw dreasIn f Ublefc
Botirke-Wtiile.' ace phetorrapher. h a s c a rried th e flo e aUvcr Initialed
ta* plettired her* th r o a |h 22 borabUv*. S b a got I t In l(o o f &eoc.<'_. '- c . R - ; 5 5 i i 2 i , s r i i r S i 5 ? -

WINDOW SHOP

Thurs'day Night

iim m -

Veek of-prayer and self-denial,

beginning Oct. 33,1* being observed
by the 35,000 women'* organisations
ol the Methodist Women's Society o t
Christian Senlce.
S pecial-all-day services will b
heUl Thurwiu-, O c t. , a t th e \oti
MetliodLst church, beginning a t 10:30
a. m., Including a silent luneh a t
noon, and t n afternoon program
beginning a t 1:19 p. m. ,
General them# wlU be "We Build."
Mrs. F. E. Sanders Is general chairman>-Mr. 7 . T . Kellogg Is in e h a rje
of th e piano music, and Mr*. Cath-*
erlne Potter, the vocal number*.
Leader* wUl h* U r*. a / P . Y a n - '
-is. Mr*. C. C. Dudley, Mrs. C. A.
McMosler. Mrs. Joseph S lake MKd
Mn.. a -e n rtt A. Rice.
^
Mrs. J. E. W hile will present In-*
formation concerning the fire girls'
schools tn South America a nd th e
two coUeses In th e United States,
TroJecU of the W. fl, C. a '

ORDER

W ill Discuss S ta te Issues

WAKE UP ^OUR

Methodists Have
Week of P rayer

MODERN
MISS

M i GnRe WclLi, dau g h ler of Mr.

and Mrs, B. W ells, T w in Palls, and
Donald Bleldley, son o f Mr. and
Mm. M. Steldlcy, Novelty, Mo
wer* morrled O ct. 17 a t Uie pnr.'on.
age of Rev, M. Flr.h, Clirlstinn
church, Los Angeles,
A double r\ng ceremohy
formed.
Mr, and Mrs, OrvLi McCarley. Lai
Angeles, brotlier-in-law ana sLiier
of the btW, were U\c a tU ndanta.
T he brlfje was graduated from the
T w in Fails hW i /ichool. Mr. Steldley
is a former resident of Twin Falls.
They will make their home In San
for 50 M in u tes, rinse wltli cold DleKo, Calif., w here M r. Steldley li
water and drain. H eat the oj-sters staUonfd with th e U nited Stales
In ih r tr lljuor until th e rdges curl. arm y lr corps.
Maka a s s u of butter, flour, milk
and oysler liquor. Season. Place a
layer of Ihe cooWd raacaronl In
buttered baking dish or Individual
c.uwrole. then place a layer of tlje
cooked oysters, Ihcn nnotlier layer
802 Slain A ve. So.
of macaroni, then oyjter.i. then
Open 12130 to 6 P. M. O n ly '
macartMil. Pyur over th e sauce and
Uhlll Nov. 1
cover with grated cheese. Boke In
All Day EatBrday* V ntl) >
SW deg. F . t v n for V to 30 m lnules
u ntil cheesSls browned.-

For Governor^

READ 'TTMES-NEW a W ANT ADS.

coune o f InitrucUoo to e '

TDluntMf m embei^:0t t b a - M '
Crass sta ff Qf u dsta nis* c orpi
Will begin FMday m o n lD f a t tti*
headquftrten offlce la tbt bu*>
m ent d th e Tw in a i pahllo U j
brary.
T he class, f ln t o( a serlM l a
offle routine. wtU b held tcom
B to U ft. m , and those ttading are u k e d lo bring not bookt
a n d pencils.'aocfirdIni 't - U n .
William Middleton, chalnnanof
this group, one of the fcJontM r
special *erTlcefc
More th a n SO wom ra a a d ( iris
have responded to Ihe call to join
the torps, she said. After l(khour c o u r ^ o f instnictioo. th e
volunteers will take o rer their
duUes u aides to Mr*. Pearl Mo*
Donald, 'executive ie c rtttiy , a t
headquarter*.
17)6' *ipped*up aotirlCy ef
w anlma has made it a n e c e a a ir
and highly Im portant service.

mse.

C. A. Bottolfsen

Globe-Trotters E iT

l l

TlM K S -N b WSrTVVI.N F A L lS H -D A H d

a t 5:45 Thursday over K T F I

IDAHO D lR l
STORi
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I f I t l s n t ^ f e B r i n g B B ^ : - .

Wedn?fldiy, OctobM-28, 104J

TiaiE S-N EW S, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO

.P ag e,E ig h t ,

BOASTS ONLY -3 UNBEATEN FOOTBALL AGGREGATIONS

Ai-my, Boston
to
Division Plan
18-19 Draft Means AAiihi-mfsti-ong
College and
o r T itle
For 2 Lobps
Syi'acuse Tops
Draws Scorn
Sure Collapse of C o n flic t S o o n
Class C,D Leagues
east

U ; OSCAR FBALEV

NEW YORK. Oct. 28 (U.PJ

Boston COIICKC. A rm y mid
Syrncuse were th e only m a
j o r colkKC football tcn m s in
th e c ast v itb p o rfcct re c o rd s
today niui the stfiiiK' can
run ou{ fo r Jill th re e th is wook.
Tlie U. C. Earlr.', niicl the West

BY GAVLK TALBOT
NCT YORK, Oct. 23 fcV,A re[K)rt that big league ba.->eball mlgh!
.rriimble the American ai>d Nation'
asues Into "eaatem " and -westn l ------t season In
r rn " cmeJeta
luporta*
to eonibat Uic
tlon problem rn b rd a tiorm oi
.-.corjiful comment Irom diamond ofnclal^ today.
Only tlie first half-dozen Indlgn.-nt wires had h it Die desk wlier
It became obvious that the men who
n in ba.',cbBll w ant no p art of any
iilun tlint would submerge Uie Idenilllc j of the rival leagues. Loter,
oi-iUie maunale-1 UiouRlit,Uie m atter
ow^r more thorouKlily, (hey jabbed
ihe lr pens In paper and described
c scheme silly" and aa .....
her wartime braln.itorTO.^
Not A Single Suppor(ei
Tlie suppow l plan, reported by
e H erald-Tnbune as having been
itllned by an unnamed ba.bll
riclal.'.' did not draw a single
porter limong Uione sounded out by
Uie A '.w laled Press. Even Presl'
J j n t Clark G riffith of Ui# W wlv
^igton Beiiaiora. who In his year*
probably ha.i Introduced more rac"
cfti b.vpball ldea.-\ than any mi
hvlng, .*ald flatly hP dldn^t like It
Under thp ichem e. Uie four ei^.itn American le ag te clubs and Uie
four ensiern N ational league tnjtflt.1 would constitute Uie "fa sle n r
Jpngue, playlnl: a regular schedule
If Rames. Tlie eight western clubs
vould do the r.iinie, tliu.i obvlaUng

Sblai i Gains Eight Yard|^for Bruiiis

oppo;.lllon llm ii,Uir OrniiBr IIB.1

Rfd opp
n i|.. Uu
rollNl
Arniy,
K Liifn
poinu
. Cnnifll, Coliii iljlii niicl Hi
y ^Pniii5ylviin
dfven SoUirOay in the lop pnmr
(tie
Tilt Quakcrn arc jiiidi
ffflltd 111 foUrttinte compellllon,
liavliiK Ijw i iifU nnly by Prlncr
TliPir poivrrfiil i)I/cii;.lvr lin.' i)
up 108 poltil.T
<5 fnr
opponrnia. I.vl P pmii, Army fi
NnU-e Dflitif bcfnrr clailnK
VPI, Pnncfton (ind Nt\>T.
Tou{h-ltow Ahrad
Led hv tlirre f.cnlor.v Mlkc ll.
vRk. Mlrkf)- Counolly nnd r
lpi>rd
Hitui. Dw.ion fOllcKe Im.i
.W Mt VlrslnlA, Clrmsoii, Noi
llna prt-fllKlii a n d Wnkf Tn
Now com* llirrc toiipli ohm I
row, oncp-drfrntpil O rnrprti
dnnRfroiM Trmple ntul Fc.rdh
JmpmvlnK Ilnmn, Pn;.t tliriii
nhould be n brtrrc nKiilii.-.[ Bo
V n rntoly Crw.i.
Syracaw movrd Into tomflicr c
iwciy nuccMfully Iwl wpp Ic wlieii it
^Upprd by Cornell nflcr rinwiiliiR
Clnrtvjn. D. U., Wpxtrrii Hcscrve
and Holy Cross, 'flic road Rfl.i rockIrr fiKnla-'t Knrlti Cnrolliin p rrfllRlir. Prnti Stair nnd ColKale. folloftfd by niiiKfrs.
Pfiin Slatp'B rrrord lias b rrn m ar
red only by a tip with Conicll nnd
It, too, fncci a Innd of.troi/ble from
Al Solarl (ICI, I'n lv rn K y of California a t Los A n td Pi liairback. (aln rd r lf b t Tarils nn
Jirre out aRsln.1t Wp'st V lrjlnln.
lay Btaln^t KanU Ctara. rarry ln t (he ball to n iie IlCt.A 4S-yjird llnr. No. 49 for \K
Syracaie, Ppim snrt n i l .
or Kant* Clara, So. 15 l Boland a n d No, 48 MeCalfray. l.'CLA won th e ta m e, played
Tfnn K lrom
r
a score of 15 lo & Tills wai S a n U Clara's fln l defeat of llie Maion.
Penn. hntiUns to rctfllo tlie.lv.v
leatiue Utlr. Li onf! of ti^c clubs
In the fcUon wlilcli have b rrn cleicalctl only once.. Tlie olhrr.i are
Brown. Fonlham. Ocoriielown mifj

Ration Sports Horrell, UCLA Mentor,

For Duration, Named Coach of Week
Director Urges

. Ba"iii[2i'e^ M V la
tenin;
Fordham Iw t loT ennfw ce, O eorgc: ton-n wai knocked off liu l S a tu r
day by Dttroll; W llilam i .tip.'.et
nr u :o ii. p k t k k s k n
Prtneclon nnd ihc TlKcrs came back
United Irtss Sports Killlc.r'
to (moUicr DroAn.
n y IIA RO U ) V. nATLI>>'
The Pcnn-Ariny ffanitf n t Plilla-.
NMW YORK. Oct. 28 <U,R) Me .started >iit'ii.s an insurance
UALLAS,-Oct.
28
m
-E
v
ery
tliln
K
d tlphla',1 Franklin Held aliould desalc.snutn w ith ftjolbjiil* conchiiiK lii.s hobl,)y.
1* beUiB rallo jftd , why
tcnnine Uio Ivy league champion.
A nd now, bccmtsc he h as hin team o n the roaii lo thi
Army has wdii three while P en n has iporti? .
..............................
direcloi
Kidd,
an cquaUnumbpr of rtclo rlrs and
RtiHC bow l, th e U nited Pros.s hpIccIs a.s it.s coacli o f tin
the
Tcxn.1
In
la.'.tlc
one lie In tlio mythical circuit.
w eek, E(l\fiii C. (Rabe) H orrell o f th e Univer.iity o f Cali
pa'c.i
the
qii
Prlncfton. one ol Uic mtwt im p w r d
fo rn ia a t Los. Aiik'cli
. tcam.i In the enxt nfler a r.hnky iould nt .lrii.i
mllity Brylins, althcKiKh
iiwrts proi
RwHr.i,
pped
coiilrlh
n^ldpr3
Pacific C o e t Iootl)all rxpcrl
he war effort.
.MAJOK LKACil'i:'
d pvcii ilinMKli Ilorrpll
Kidd I
hlKh :hool
them I'trnlRht,
.^po^t.l Qri;aiil7.atloii Uiat probab''
h the InrnPM In ih f u-orld Ovcrlooknl Team
Ui.in new .'ichooU wllh iiinrp
I tlTc cxpcrli! dlsnib\fd I
20,000 boy.i plnyhiK football iilo
.itn rt of the spn.'.on ni
'Inr.tcntl of forcliiK thr
,rk.i nnd ov-Tlooked th r
,p|hooI.<i to q u it th c lr IntcrKhool
ifi!.! Ihi
tow IlK'l to pl.iy I
iftay Iron) ho
; thP
UkiI:," h e s;ilil. 1
nil In loflli bml. I'm ii
VI- R(.i IB Iclirrm rn :
BATON ROUGE, La., Oct, '2 0 lu<lliu; B ob \V(iI-rllf
Nlnelefn-ycar-olil sophomore Alvin
nrUlMK. A nd my llix
D atk bcKan hl.i football cnmpalim
r- Hum nnythliiK 1 u'
ftliproprliitc'ly chourIi - a.n n dnrk
hor.-e with LoiiKhmn Stnle. T.'xiiH
A. A: M.. a lP:iin lie hflppd loppliIhL-i rc\Qii. h:ul tiirnrd lilui down
for nn athlpile fcholarfihlp,
rlvr> wlu-ii Jc x iu
phy.',iciil condition, li;
\Vlilch( niakr.i the followlns *UiUillcj uly rnilrc<l to loynl AvtkIp
alum ni:
\.

Dark linn avrrarp<l b rltc r than

i l ynrd.^ on more .tiian 25 piini.i.
ItniliK II
nnd about one fourth of llio.'c iituit.'.
Tlicn (lift BrlllIl^
ciiicrnccl out lii the cnffln cornrrs.
riii-y w hipped Orr
AKnlnst Ole Mlvi he prcled
c.ir'.'t Ro.-.o t>ottl tiM
on the onp, folIowlnR li will II kick
th a t .illfpd thp onc-hnir ynr
cr. HLs toe kppi favored ML-.-il.wlppl
Ofllrhil Kollijyjfc-n.-.in uill ron
SU\! jcmnibllnft unhnppll.v about n cln^p nt th e Tw in r;ill'. niunlclpi
^ I n lt.1 o-n back yard for the Ucltrr
oiir.'p on'S uiidrrv iiU'ht, It wii;. i
im rt o f an excnlnc.,
.
iniuicM today by CnrI N, llltclif
HoitpI! Iln^nt ;
Dark.- s.T>-,L, S. U. Co.ich Dernle
Itv p.irkx comnil-'.-'l<fniT,
?osr bow L yi't Ii
S Rood
On tlmt dntp thr- iil> hna-.p on th
iiirri ronO iitip.n
va,i, !!< k lr ts ni Id pn:
iiks ttill Ijp cIcwciI fur (hr yrii,
;t;iiirord, follow 1-,
I ruiLi bt'ltpr."
lltchry 'wy;;, n n d P t lr ilU kr'
lilt rcfii-'.rd to
.e ^:.UI^ paranri

Bowling Scores

LSU Darkhorse
Is Yoiitli
Named Dark

Golfing Season
Will End Sunday

Dark pa.-.'f,t wlih n

putSently lojy itiollon but in foi
C of 04 I.
350 yardi. thr- fo touchdown
nd.? wiuorely
. the L.ike Chnrlrs,

V,

down.
All of, hl< li
taculnr, If not
pound ;,o:>ho:i;

who I(X)k.s about

Garden'Schedulesvj
JlS Jlo u b leJIead er^
NE\V YORK, Oct. 2S a t -N in e .'
te rn biL-ietbnll doublehfadtra. It
u h lc h 27 lcnin. from out-of-tow r
will compete akila^ t New
City squads, had been annouiTT?*
today for the 1042-U .................
Madison Square Garden.
Tlie collPicc ^ca.<ln will open Dei
13. when Oklahoma A. t i M, ;neel^
City colleRe Uie fourth succpmIvi
year in the curlaJn-raber and Brig'
hum Young, one of Uie ilve teami
app earln c on (he resular G arden
chcdule th*-first tim e, tanglca with
hong inland unlrenlty.
T lie schedule la elu d a :
Dec. 1 3 ' L o a f Itla n d v<. B rlsb o m Y oucf; O ltr coQese ts. O U ab o n u A. A M.
Dec, a s - SL John's .vs. Colorftdty;
CUy course t"!. Oreeoh S late .
Dec. 30 N etr yorJc u n lv m lty vs.
W uhlngtOD fiU t;
P tao c ls ts .
Wyomlog.

STYMI15I)

^he Shorts Round-up

CHICAGO. Oct
.V ,-n ie re
I.W1S why thp St.
.<11001 fnoUJall
p Its riiR;ikTrnpnt

Would Knoek Oat Kerlei

Ttie plan would, of course, com
pletely submerge the Identities ol
th e National anti Amerlciin leagues
nnd knock (he world series Into i
cocked hat. tliough there presum'
nbly would be n o thlns to prevent f
p ln y - ^ .b r tw e p fi the eastern anc
w cst/rn dlvWon champions.
^C?flmml.v,i?iner K, M. LwindLs re
fused pvpn lo dl.scuM'such nn. nr
rnnKPiiient, balking nbniptly whet
told It had been thouRht up by at
'unnamed ofllclal," Will Harrldge
president of the American league
Mild theres noUilng lo It." whllj
Ford n ic k , still fpellnR mellow ovei
111.'. Nallonnl le.iKiirs victory In Uie
recpnt world fprirs, sURRC.sled enlmIv thnt U would not*e npcr.wary to
coif'ltler such n "rndlcal" propwal
Kcncy arortc. .
unle.-.

Razzle-Dazzle
Passing Fancy,
Coaeli Asserts
ATL.ANTA. Oct. 28 (-Il-R a J.lP diizzle football U Jail a p.wlnK
I.iiicy a,^ far ns P'rank Tlionins of
Alnbiima l,i concrnicd and when
h is Crimson T ide meet-s Georgln
iiCV'e S-aturduo' In ii battle of imbcat'H gridiron Rliint-H, h r cxi>cclii l<
pl;iy hli foottiall dc.^c lo the ve.M
-I don't play for the !,*|>f=lor.s.'
sjiys the chunky 'B auia conch.
H e whvi Uiem, too. HLi ry.ilem o
pllr-ilrlvliiR power, occiuilonnl p:uM
CM iinil plnylnK for (lip breaks ho:
brouiiht 00 vlctorli

: he t
>. HLs (
! yci
I ihe Iio.-^e bowl twice,
iwl 0
C otto
nvlle^rouhle
Urfues
Toirtiiivvico. ..
a t till- lhouj:ht of dellbcrnteld. li
vltliiK Inniblc bv (aislnR pawer. li
r.lde jniir own 40-yanl line. TaklnK
[V chiincp hke'G eorgia did aRnlnnt
Cliicliuiatl* last week-end, Hhcn
m in ):lr Slnkwlch p.nacd lo Uunai
11 hl^ o
uclidowi
Tlil^ n itile-d iiiile -stuff li fhi
ic Atanilj;>^ie says wnii
1.
hell on th e o
Foi . iiWivnce. nrgiies Toiiit
nhrad C-0 o r 7-0. why
|Hl.'.^lb^y dcfcn t by bcin
c mill fancy w ith IhE b.ill?
'I'lay 't m Close to Veil '
'I tell my boy.i to play 'em cli
the vc.st. ' he wild. "Run wish I
i and k!ck on third down, \VI
have von iiat to iiahi by thrijxi
i r raJ.iV < < ilc tV 'w hat I
to win next Saturday, Ocort;
be 11 favorite. F rankie Blnkwi
comp.iny,' have throw n KM
Knhi.^l five m ajor oppoii
sen.'on, ciiiniilellnfi 5* I< 030 i

Cubs May Have

Great Shortstop

tr r . -O'u-lS. O ct. 28 (/V 11 Iirei

<leiit tnraiw nnvUilng, the Clilr;'
C u b ' Imvi- bouitlU a m ajor Ir.i?
irC S T STAR
. n r lU 'G II KJILLKRTON, J r .
TOIIAV
sLnr
In Kd.lle Slnnkey. ^horL.l
Jo
h
n
J
.
Ppri,
Stockto
iCiiUf.
NL-\V YORK, Oct, 28 i-Vf-No mat
of Ihc Mihv;\ukec BrewerK vlin v
Record; Tlio.'.e who predlclfci tli
cr whnl m ay h ap p en to nporl.i li DO-yenr-old Amo.s Alonro SUi
c h a e n the American a.^.soci:itin
m .l vfthmble plnyer yeslenhy.
would Po.ich nnttl he renchrd 100
Stnnkry wiu th e Uilrd Buccrv.
ir t ^ompthlnR will lmpi>en
nmj' hnvc.bceii proplip.iylns bcl
diorL-toii. fnllowlnR Phil ill.vuto
army, tiikw in a Jew
lhaii they knpw, Coftcli SlnRs's 1
Aiid Jnhnny Pesky, to be rrlecicd
b:ilche.i of a m ic tr-'.-lh c bit; nlrcrnll Kaiiip of Uie currcnlvica.v5n will
le kl.(;, <lidn-t
[or the honor bv a cominitiee o
hts 100th with the Collere cf
o p arounil.
Pnclf:
If football Li ' Mi.'iK'ndfd
iporl.^ v.rlten scUng for Uie Sportnicy'n
;pect
n s New'. niiln n al ba.sebnll weekly
next V'................................
champlc
JF.N KINS IN COAST G IARD
A iir.tlvi- of Philadelphia, liertfl.
the Knme will br -Uin -Rrnnd
PO R T W ORTH, Tpx., O n, 2S (A',
I.CW Jc n k jm , former world UrIU- rcnr-old Inflcliler has'-been playlnK
mnn's* final, a t lea^l for the d
tion."
irofc'.'.lon;il b,-.iPball-Janec 1835. H'
welRht boxliik' chnmi)ion.,enlL'.ted li
j o o ld c - o u i
CNK -M JN lTE SrOIlT.S TAOK
lattlng champion UiLi
UinL'lhe men rpI rlv n lrle.i;
I nvemge of J42,
M om of the lotrdown: lien
jollball or bowlhiK nnd tl
n 'a h rm a n of (hr Itlehmalkd Ne<ri
w riters commltti
JiLti M hard to outdo on(
I<eadrr wires that a Itroailirajr T u rn er's Bon Jour, .loiier.^t priced
pclnt-i In Its voUiig
production line.
-iii^ employes like It? Well, they
play a p tly described the George of four stn rtc rs . won^ea-ilv y rs|p r.
:a for Pitcher Charley
W ashlnEtan-W llllara a n d Mary day In tlie fen lu rrd IlnniilMl hnndl- W eii'Init of Kan.-uis City awl 31
treltit a noltbnll ri
hree days by playlnn a fcti.lni
game l a s t iialurday"George cnp n t lim plrc Cllv. Porter's C.ip, ror F;r.-;-ha;.i>inan Johnny McCar'HiL-l'inch ho u r: they'll wor
\V.ihlng(en tlrp t hrre." . . . When Uie fft-nrlte. was thlnl.
lliy of IiidlnnapolL'..
hours a vce;ic and try to train for T rx llQ ghion. (he Ked Sax pKeher,
bownc In th e ir .^parc.U m e ant
a ttr n d rd a banqo'et In his honor
tlifyll sta rt bow llns m atches nt I a t Kyle. Tex (be scher nlghl ho
rrp e rtrd he had been harrrM lng
a. m, when Uiey come off Uie nlKli'
Rhlft.
ra m a n day and was (oa tired, (o
DELAYED D t'C K
T h at sQ gsnllon of rrkhuffilne
tlie m ajor league ban ctubi Into WIN. LOSK OR TIE
r&ilern and w estem lM>(n to cut
F o r seven years when E.irl Blalk
doim on Ira re l was a n Idea this w ent to ' Boston with Dartniouth
d rp a rta e n t h ad been considering teams h e always wore a Ved Ue,
and aaring lo u e a n some dull d a y a n d d u rin g tliat time the Indians
. . . We atlll dont th in k , (he Terr never last to Harvard. . . A year
ceBM rratlre m a jo r leag n e n n lll nco h e forgot his mascot" and
eoaslder U seriaiB ir except as a
H arv ard lieal army. . . Lost week
b ( m o r t . . . A U -this only prorei w hen th e Cadets look o f f for a n w hat 700' b e a r e re r^ day: I t oUier iln h -a rd game. E arl wa.sn't
ro a (ran i io aaTe MmcUilng, b n / taking a n y diancea. He donocd the
rod U b eTon h le ft W esl FolnU
w v t a B te

Potato - Onion Growers

W E ARi: IAVIN(J T O P CASH PR IC E S
. C A l;i US B E F O R E SELLIN G

Wo w'ill have potato s to r a g e a t Hnnsen cellnr on

. hiffhw 'ay and onion storaRC o t Twin Fails.

E. S. Harper' Co.
P h o r ie 2203

C H IC A G O . O c t. 2 8 ( j > C ollnp.''e o f Cla.ifl C a n d D m in o r

ba.>icball leaR U ca wa.n forc-icen to d a y b y B ill W eb b , s u p e r
v is o r o f t h e C h icu K o W h ite S ox f a r m s y s te m , by d r a f tin g
18 a n d 10 y c a i: o ld .i f o r w a r s e rv ic c .. .
W e b b b e lie v e d s o m o 70 b all c lu b s w o u ld foltl a n d on ly 20
p e r c c n t o f t h e i r -lOt) p h iy c ra

would su rv iv e .
A fter ta lking w ith' other firm
boues, W ebb opined, U ut tlie top
minorsC hu- B, A, Al and A-A
leaguca, whtcli lean heavily on Uit
majors lo r material u well as mon
eycould be atrengthened greatly
by seasoned p layrn. If Ui majors
t>oostd Uielr reaen'e lists and re
duced Uielr acUM lists.
I
Could.Trlm LUt
'niB IS m ajor league clubs must
not hav e tlU e to more Uian 40 playen, including Uio under option,
contract o r rcserratlon. and UiU
number m u st be reduced to 35 by
the 31st d n y tif the playing uoson.
If e ac h club trimmed ltd active list
to 23 a to ta l cf 33 good men could
tie released to Uie minors. Many
more could be handed down In tlie
process If Uie nuUlorlzed rosier of
40 were enlarged.
i
C a nd- D players le h after Uie
draft could be absorbed In the turn
over,' W ebb said, " n ie need Is great
for A closeb'-knltted working agreemcnt betw een Uie majors and
minors a n d w'lU poRc a problem at
Uie basfbaU meeUngj here In De
cember."
*'
Sure Doom
W ebb Uilnks Uie C and D leagues
are doom ed despite many 17 yc
old boys competing In theip.
."TJicso youUis will enlist," Webb
obsen-ed, 'In order to pick Iheli
own branches of jervlce, or wll
turn (o defense Industries for mon
money, or will regard It a waste o:
Ume to p u t In a year dVbaseball towards a c aree r which n * y never Ix
remired.'* ,
'
Only m arried players wlUi chil
dren will rem ain, he luild. and Uiey
c ln 't gam ble on n career for *85
m onth In ft D league.'About> 10 or 12 minors will operit m 1043,' Webb guessed, Two
years ogo we reached a peak of 43,
there ^ u e ^ . "

As far ta I know, there Isnt i

millionaire (.ports writer In thi
c o u nuo'-and Uie chaiiccs are Uieri
never will be.
And you c an't u y about (hli
buslneu w hnt Ihe big league base
ball umpires always point out:
You ean't beat th e hours"be
cause a ij>flrls w riler'i houn are,
tike th st of a hotuewlfe, never
done.
B ut there a re some compeniaUon;
and Uiat coinM from the lntfre;lIng ppop.e you tiieel.tport? ceJplirlUes who are known internationally,
A.S s| rls w riters go. I'm rei.sonibly young yetb u t for n man t
)lf here in th e stAcnlled -aUcka'
'nr ns blg-tlm e athleUc compemion,
rve Rccn aiid tnlked to my share.
A ll,*.tlnR, wlUt m y renctlOQ lo son,
>f thw e men, m ight ru n /.umctlUiig
Ukp Uil.'i:
....o OwensT lie Olympic cham
pion nnd probably one of the easiest
In fporw to Interview. IntelllRcnt, well educated and, mannerly,
vay nbo.vc (ho n
:e aUilelc In nil (lepartm enlsphysically
lid i^irntall.v.
Ralph MptenlfanoUier Negro
jir. who i>*irfonned
Olympics a t IjOti Angelps, Quiet, but
not Uie InlcUlgent type represented
by OwptiJ,
Jfmmy Braddock former
hravyw eltht champion. Jotlal and
Uien surly. Not loo bright In
money m attersh u t a hall-fello,
well-met.
Jack Dempseypossessor of a
ennlajlous penionalKy. Ea.y fur
th r pre<s (o m eet and always will
BALTIMORE. OcU 28 m - H t '
ing (0 hand nut an in(ervlew -^n
all subirct-s. .Smarter (bsi _____ )ld Pimlico opened a 13-dny;
fall m e eting today wlUi a race pro-,
Krani fea tu red by a w alkoifr by
Cy Talllonworld's lop-ranktni WlilrlftWft'y In (he Pimlico Special
(idco announcer. Unlvpr.-.uy-pducat iml th e tlrtrd running ot Uie Excl with n wide vocalujlnr)but not rrn iln ato r linndlcap,
..... .
.....
...1. .. I.- .'-.,7T*.
W hlrlnwfty, ' as the only entry
or th e fiftli renewal of the Special,
a f lr ^ h i collrn (lay.i needed m erely (o circle Uie mlli
ik-k|^iiri
nnd Uiree alxteenUis course lo wli
for O w ner Wnrren WrlRht a purt.i
>f J10,000 nnd the Mar^land Jockey
i:M(lti;ilp, 11!.^ hobby of cam- :hib g o ld -cu p . '
1 tin-, hl:n hl.i first .summer
W lilrly.i chlcf rival. Mrs. Al SnbS:in Valley,
lUifi AL'Jib. was orlKlnnlly RChed'
I p<'ii<Jii-fc.nncrl)- Klmbcfly jlfd to s tn r t In Uie Spcclnl. but
;ul onp of th f world's clmm- pa-wed It u p In favor of Ui# Westhnndlcnp on Saturday.
U.-UJ1-;
II iiniri. Probably liester
Jockey Georgle Woolf was aboard
cl^trtul of all pcrthe'-top m otley winner of nil time
iiian-d-clrcle,
he gnlloped around (he old Hilllr,i;.pb.ill Immortnl.
-.4^,1 oval to take down the largest
-c.'.iM'clally lo rerecorded lo hai
aii to,s-> metiiorlrs bur.ieInever
i w alkover.. Incidentally. It
b.-ick II 1 forth
d rr the rlRlit speU.
W o o lfa Uilrd time atop a f
t llnlenlnic
llco S peclnl winner. We won
10 T> anil Al Schachi
SeabL'.cult In his famed match
iiboiii hli Ira/ui' diiyn ns U
w llh 'W n r Admlr.ll In 1W8. and
iiboiit l,::itirl ymirs (rnly
nboard Challedon when Uiat
:!o.-lf>r frlriKl ot Mr. Cobb's,
In Iront to 1040.
llrancli Klrker. Jr.fi
boM to r (h r llrooklyi
BARTELL DEPUTY S H E r H f
SlMl unimpressive of a
OAKLAND, Calif., OeU 29 l/Trname mrn fvp m et In baseball.
lick B a rtell. 8hnrt.Hop for Uie Ne
Vel he ^rrms (o .g et by wKb t,ho
bis mniuli In (he nrooklyn front York. O ln n t^ *howfd up a t Ui
offlre: He m ight be hvlng on his courUiou.ie yestenlay In a new rol:
Deputy S lieriff.R ichard Darlell of
rather'] name to dale.
^
Chark.i C nihiunowiier of Uie San Alameda .county.
"VnncL'w Seals, An 'old shoe" (ypc,
Gnihain lll-s In wllli miy enmpnny.
K r\- if> (nlk wllfi. he L'l quiet while ennlal bllllard i ehamp. The moU
offcrhn; vou nn opinion on anythlns eonfldent of all the perfonnen.
you iisk,Dt'veloi>fr of fuch stars ns while In mrUoR around a bllllanl
Joe DlMnRKlo nn<' many niioUier blR (able. Q uiet .acid affable when
Irngupr. he still hns a good word for away.
Cln..n C player.', wlir) couldn't
Brbnko Nagurnkl(he former
a big leaguer'ii glove.
;ttinneM(4 and profe>lDnal 'foolMax Baerform ers world'ii f
Ju sl plain big. T hal'f
pl6n boxer. T h e 'original Aliow-o<f
)u t a ll I c 1 say.
and bhibbff-mouU). B u i w
Fretl K eIIy-1912 Olympic.^ dim
that, well-lntenlloi'.od. Pov.i
Ion. Now (julet anil uiin.uumh
ihort
)f iiliyslqi fi, he
ReguJnr fellow and sUll an athlc
. . oUier depnrtmpni-n wiipn ne coui
and should have become one of Ui
Rtpate.'.t of champions.
Billy Sundayth e form er . bl
insulation
aKUe ball player who turned evan
ll.'^t. Probably one' of Uie .imarte;
_0_
material
UI n lh lele.i-nnil the ----of fet. who madt
. He
field;
ball-plnylng days were over. Tj
Cobb Is another.
Wlltle Hoppegray-halred [ler-

BT BtJBS NCWLAND
BAN FRANCISCO. O ct. .M (T h Henry 'Armjlrong. the lltU e brown
fighting man whoM rin g ' requiem
was read early In IM l, v a a poiutS*
ing on champlonahlp door sg a la
todsy Uie climax ta one of th*
meat astounding comebacka In box
ing lilstor)'.
Itammerln Henry. Uie one-Uroe
ai>^only triple title-holder, whipped
Pittsburgh's Prltzle Zlvlc In JO
rounds and a flurry of punches hers
Monday nlRht th a t vaulted him dlrecUf (0 (he center of the fUUo
stage.
The atocky N gro whose nm
was only a rhi piemory a few
montlis ago actu .lly b e at two for
midable 'opponenli before' close to
lOJXM fans crammed Into the Clvla
auditorium. One w as the rival who
battered the welterw eight crown
from his kinky head la te InI 1940
and Uien stopped him In
match early Uie ne x t year. The
oUier opponent was th e age old
axiom th a t "champions never com#
i
back.*
I
quit la IM I .
Beaten, weary boUi m entally and
.
physically and w ith alarm ingly li^I
paired vl.ilon a i th e resu lt "of his
buzaaw give and U ke tacUcs, A rm - ,
strong quit the rin g In 19<1. T hs
last of hU three titles which hs
had once held
sim ultaneously,
feaUier, light and welterw eight, had
been taken from h im .
i
Today, after eleven comeback bat*
tle.i, he wjulnted Uiroygh puffed
but normal and uninjured eyes, and
Informed Uia boxing world he was
gblng lo win back Uie Ughlwelght
cliamplon.ililp, yea auhl
He weighed In a t U3Hv p ^ n d s .
four pounds lets th a n Z n le . but
boUt he nnd h li m anager, O eorgi
Moore, claim he c an m ake th e 135- W
pound lightweight lim it easily. Q g h l
'
monUis or so Ago, .In reUremeni,
ArmJ(rong baUnced Ui# scalea t
J63 pounds, \
.
G sntilng fo r A ngoit
. T he.little perpetual moUon n
will begin gunning for Uie light
weight tlUe, now owned' by Sammy
Angolt, because Uiero Li n o chanea
to bag the 147-nound championship.
"Red- Cocliran. who deUironed
Zlvlc In tlie division above, bi In Uia
invy and Uie
th tlUe probably li locked
duration.
ip for the

Nampa-Pocatello
Whirly Captures
Tilt Set Nov. 19 ^
(;r> -T he p 6 t NAMPA, Oct. :
Pimlico Money
game Will be played N .
Without Opposition football
19 ot Pocatello. N am pa achool of-

PAL

ot

ficinti announced today,

A wire from PocatiU - o ffe rtn f (o
play o n 't h a t dato w as a cceptabli
to the Nampa school, P r ln c l^ I 0,
C. Cowin reported.
... early Biblical Ulnes, Cedar tym
bollard strengUi a n d w orth.

Get your home nnd bulM ing*

I In w atertight condition. Conlen-ation of w h at you now
have Is more Im p o rtan t th a n
ever before. G et all needed
materials 'n t Bols# P a y e tte .

PABCO
Roof Coating
K k up a lenklns roof to t o
through another W inter w ith
this protective coating. E aay
to sppjy. Low In co.1t.

PAK

GAMBLES

. M tlth old
Mineral-Surfaced

80 Lb.

ROLL ROOFING

$ 9 '9 4 *
J S

' ^ c t Roll

(103 Bqoare Feet)

WtdMBday, Octohcr 23. l i i z

praKILlEII
SENllOMIS

LAMES D M Y

MARKET^ AND FINANCE

New York Stocks
YEIUILESTO
T U M S OROP
II FI

mmm

POCATELLO. I d , Oct. 28 <UJ5

OW4 P u iile rt. h o PoUee C h ltf a . J.
noubidouz sold admitted "th e sc*
cldentAl Bootlng of his tJe."
returned to ChalUa Uxly by Cusler
county S ictir'f M. II. ShuiL '
T he body of his wl/e. Mrs. TwlU
PuMtrJ,.20. WM found In * shal
low srave n tu r h tr h im c tow a ot
aiaU ls early Monday m om lns.
Pusatcrl. a form er CCC .worker
|ice home is In Buffalo. N. Y vw aa
a n c tte tl here a t a tae depot ifU a
atlcm pUn* to secure o rk t
eowlrucUon project.
The youth ha s undergone almost
c o n su n t questioning since h is orre-it and lost 'nlffhC (old Roubldoux
the accidental dU clurge of a
caliber pUtol caused her death . Pu*
a te n also said he vaa c a m 'ln g a
. j a rifle a t the time.
He itlll lnslstd. uiid Roiibldoux.
the gun w ent off l)en ttie two
were IclulnK. He dented lie w u
Jealous ot h is w lle.'Irom liom he
vas apparently Bcpamted.
Mrs. Pusatc rl returned from Buf.
fglo w ith he r m other. Mrs. C h n rl
.Eb'ierts. abo u t a irionlh ago. Pujn'te rl showed up in Challls Sunday
and eontAcfcclthls wife. Tlie fnial
shooting occurred Inter lliat day.
Dr. S. T . Rlchftrrts, Clmlll:.
cinn wlio conducteO tlic n u l ^ y .
said Mrs. Pu.iatcrl wn.i ^hot iwlci',
once In Uie hend nml puce In the
brcaM,
Pu.salcrl Mid lie "enuld noi renirmber the .'ccond sliot."

Flro of undetermined orljtn .ye*

lerday d tsim yed I5ie blactmlU
sliop of B in KUborn. Kimberly, w lta
I lo w estim ated a t .CW.
Th blMc was reported to the
Kim berly m utual lire departm enl a t
3 a. m.. a n d the fire a as 10 f a r ad
vanced by then tliat m e root h*d
fallen In. Nothing of the building or
tw \ienla wa saved #niJ UicT* wa*
no Insurance to cover Uie loss. It waJ
reported by tli# fire department.
T h e loas J n addition to Uie build
ing. W duded aU th e equipment.
11)11 model pickup truckr a fishing
Inlidi (.IM krV'rlnd ralU
boat wlih outboard aioior. and
.Jr;.trlw t> a Ntw Ortrailer.
KJlboms htxnt is about iO le et
from tlie slt of Uie shop, a n d U
('> l c . r ; M ilix !
caught lire from Uie Intense lie at,
C4I11.: stMn, m iU a n
*0
but Uie blase w u estlngulshed. U
Was neceiiary IQ break a window^
to 16c ilffcef I lop
and enter K llbom 's house to wake
the proprietor and tell him of the
M W VORK. OcC M t/?V-Tlio
fire. Mr. K llbom Is hard of hearing, Block m arket today extended Tue.i.
and did not notice Uie coimnoUon.
d a y 's decline, leaden generally Bild<
Ing off fracUons to a point or m ore
Persistent heaviness of thp aU els
helped to turn the uend downward
f tf u r th e list had shown la ir ste ad '
Friends in Jerome have Ic&med Iness in the first hour <rf more op'
Uint MLw Belly Pliorrls. fonftcr tim lstle reports from Uie Solomons
fccretnrj-' to Proftccuilng A ttorney a n d other flghilng fronts.,
handJul ol IssMes itM lvtfi &I>
Richard Seelry. Is now secretiiVy
support in the lsta<|roccedlni
to flupenlsor Le Roy A. Frorler a t
being. Crucible Steel wlilc
the army n lr b.uc. Poc.'itcllo. ^n.'U
'Plm rrlt had been working In U tah moved up more Uian a point to
ticw \*cak Coe U\c
K lew leadv.lUi lilt Red Cruw.
era sliou/ti sflne recoveo from Ihe
.Members ^ f the H.ipiLH Mi.uloi
ary society will ineei Nov. a a t the I0W.1 I n /th e final hour. T ransfers
nlboul 500,000 shares.
home ot M rs. Osrar Fort.
. .1 tlie offside were U. a . S teel,
K etdlecrati cliib met today &t
th e home ot Mrs, John McConnell. DeUilehcm. ChO'sler, Oencrul M o
Mr, and Mrs, Roy P otter and tors, American Telephone, ConsolU
children an d ,Mr. and Mrs.' J da ted Edison, American Can, WestInghouse, du ow . Allied Cheml.
O slom ^ e m p to n . Kimberly, v h Klngery a n d famllj-. tormec .
lltd his W tce. KUa. OtOTBt McAtdents, have returned to their home cnl. ESulman K c * k , S tandard Oil
Uiur, a t nichfleld recently.
(N J) and Texas A ,
In Phoenix. Arli,
Union Pacific mhda a lltUe pro
Mr. and Mrs. 8 . J . Piper and Mr.
T he Ju n io r Dancing-ctnb's first
and Mrs. J. T . McOaughey and
dance of Uie seoson was held Tuea- gress as most oUier rails fell back
daughter, Mor^'. have Kon to W en
Cecil P f.at, deputy coUcclor of I n - Any Inrger In eircumterencc o r con- ' (lay evening a t the American Legion fo r fractional loi.ics.
atchee, W tuli., to vlalt Mr. and Mrs. lm al revenue su u o n ed here, today m n e d any more tobacco th a n n liall.
Bonds and comnodlUes wer.
regulftr.
Bernard McOniitfJir/.
Me
seeking a rullnc on w liat is and 'Regular sized cljarette. But w hetliOnughry plans to stay In Wa-ihlng- -U'hat U not a large cigarette. The c r Uiat Is true under the law . I m
tn.
new IlDOT'taa law w W tlkioe# iJito n o t rtady to say.
Mrs. Je.'e Buckles was held n t 11:
Mrs. E. L. Jncluon. Chcffelah, effcct Ja n .1 , fixes a U x of 35 cents
Pfost- said that the big Uilng Buckles -residence. Mr. Buckles .will
M in in g S to c k s
Waili.. Is a houne ru A I of her els. per 1.000 io r unaU cigarettes a n d w asn't wheUier a 'king' c lgarettc Is
0 .-soon for Oregon to e nter
ter,' Mrs. Fred Pottell, niid family. 60 eenu per Uiouiand for th e largo o r Is ndt a large clcarcttc. bui
work. Ifr s . Buckles plani to r e
LouLi Steveai. AJo. Arlz.,' li epend- v n tltly .
w hether wholesaltts 'or Telalltn. m ain In Jerom e unlit her daughter.
, ,
1ns hU furloiidi from the aviation
But wheUier or no Uie k in a ' slM take.Inventories of Uielr liquor, cigar Lola, graduates from high school.
jfn'lco w ith hLi wife a t Richfield. imoked by many Twin Palis resi and clgarettc .itock as of Nov. 1. Pinochle wa.i p lijed aiiit retrcshHe relunw to cam p Nov. 3.
dents now Is a "large" or " s m a ir TIie.KC inventories mu^l be taken mentA wen? fen'rd> Prr.'ent were
Mrs. Homer Hicks came from Po- clRMelle despite It.' app aren t slse then nnd retnlnul for tlimi;.
M r. and Mr?. 0 \iy BiiHrn, John
estello to spend a week wlilj h tr Pfost said he s m not prepared to
Tlie deadline, for flllnK Uic tnx
tel. C, A. Mclnlyre, Dot
motlirr, Mrs. Prcd Powell, and oUier
Inventor)' with tlie reinlltance h P.1U1 need. Mr. and Mrs, Te .......
relatives.
'
He Tried Once
Dec, 31, Pfo.ll ju ted . Tlie floor tnx land. Mr. an d Mrs. J. R. Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Llylnt'^ton,
Once before wlwn 1 asked auch Inventory Is to deirrmlne th e dif M r. Bivd M rs. George Jacobs a n f l i j ' 1
Piovo. UiaJi. arrived W spend a week ft deflnlUon," Pfost stated, I wa.-i ference between Uie old an d new Mr, nnd Mrs, Fred WebMer. Mrs. r '
, l their home here;
Stickel. who la 111. was unable to be
told th a t not alt klnB clgarclles rates, ho 'explained.
Mrs. Jam es D unn and Uirce were 'large' In Uie meaning of Uio
'C Ipr*
irescnl.'
dauKbters returned to Bol- a fter law. I waJ told U iat while aome
T he tax on large ciRar* mo<\e to
vliWrig Jritnds- over the week-end. 'kings' were longer, they were not sell a t 2 'i cents each is 50 ccn tv
Mils Tljclmn PctcHion returned
p e r Uiou.'iuid, Uiosc selling betw een
to her tenclilns work a t lU jtb y ^u n K lM D ERLY ,.tfct.;2a -A nyone In
3 j and four cents t l per thou.\nnd
dsy after awlsUng
And between 4 and 5 cnU 52. T he terested In tnting fie Red Cro-.
food m atket U\c p a st three weeks
home nursing course In Kimberly
tax Is graduated up u f J6.30
JEROMB, Oct. 2 8 - I f s probdurlnB liar^eH vacation. Hey modUitrlct Is rcquc.'te<l to regtiter ol
Cigars telling for m<5rc Uian
iibli' Uie most unusual crop In
Uier ftccompa'iiled her to AMiton to
Slaughter's or Arnold's store.i lui
cents each,
visit another daughter, Mrs. Afton
Magic VaIIe<
on as iKKjIble. .Mrs. Olen W hltTlie new Lix on disUUed lltjuors Is
. Jenkena, a nd family.
y. Red Cra^.1 rh-ilnnan for K im>2 a galluii. femiented m all II
Mrs. A .'r . dfcimbcrlaJn. route
Carl Paulson ho)i gone to Oak'
I I a barrel, wine oT \fi-i "
one. Jerome, has "quite a l o f of
land. Calif., to work as welder In
p e r cen t alcoholic content
peaniiU ready to harvest from
a war plant.
ft gallon, wine beta-een M n n d '31
(ler garden. Apparently Uie crop
Mrs. Kelly Jnckson. Caldwell
p e r cent 10 c cn b a gallon, w inc b e
Wash.. Is vUltlnB her sister, Mra.' 1.1 good and the irfamits are ot
tween 21 and 24 per cent 35 c en ti
Ben Crane. .

I
normal site.a Ballon, champiigne Uuec c en ts a
T. B. B nuB ha.1 received
h a lf p in t and arUflclally carbonated
of Uie deaUi Ot D r. A.
Ity k ett of
w ine
cents a half pint,
Quebec, C anada. Mr. Rykert li iw
farmer Richfield resilient and
Colorndo's Black canyon o f the
er of range <<tnd here. Jlis
O ilnnlson jiaUonal moniimcni wn.i
Max Rykert, la welUknoa-n.here and
vlsltw l by to a o i pecMia* In
is now In th e C anadian armed
R lC H riE lJJ. Oct. 'C 8 - 0 r n s to
forces.
rites were held la Shwhono for
leleen Ann Slone, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. CeorRe 6 lo n f who died
nt blrtli a t the Wendell hM Pltal.
Rev. J. H. Coulter of the Richfield
Mr. and Mr. Seldon Sorenson .Methodtit rhurch had charge of the
vlcc-1. Tlje Jatlier la In Uie array
and family vW ied a few dny.< in
Camp n ^ , CBW.. and wna u n Ny.^sa wlUi Mr. and AJp. Mertln
,,,,p to attend senlees. Mrs. Stone
Sorensen.
imn
been vlr.ltlng her p artn ts. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoirold Holmes and
and
Mrs. Jim Pate. Richfield, for
bsby. and Mrs. Corn Knud.<en,
Stockton, CnJM.; are here i-lsltln({ ihc pasl two roonlitf.
Mr, and M m . Dell.Holmes.
Ralph W ilcox.and Dale Moffett
. wpiit to PocntcIIo Ja.^t week nnd en
listed In U\e a ir corps. Tl^fy wU\'
be sutloned a t PlioenU. Arlz.
ML-j Vlrnmla Hawk, Mnt. Rober
. Mrs. William Hellewell left for Snnpp iinil Mrs. Don Hawk vLiItet
Qilchso w herr she will vUll her In I3olM with Mrs. Don Hawk's alS'
hatband, who Is-wlUj Uje'arroy tta - U r, Mni. lliiwk win leave, ^ocm U
tloned there.
Join -Mr,
l CnlUPmln where
Denn Croft left fo r Reno. Nev, he Is enk-HRed in war w ofi,
to briMff b.ick hi. wife nnd baby who
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed La Rue nnd Mr.
have been vLsltlne Uirre the p u t and Mrs, I'aiil Pjench l\ave letun^in'eral weeks.
erf from a week's trip to nortb Idaho
Ilan-cy Knowles left for Snn and Wa'shlnBlon.
Pranclsco a fte r vIsltlnK friend? here
Mr. and Mrs. Waltz-r Wilson of
the past week,
San Diego, C alif, arrived In Rupert
Mrs, L^e H elner nnd son. L arrj' Saturday nnd are house gueata of
are vWUng reI.itJves In .Morgan .Mr. a n d Mrs. Hennan Johiwon, V
Clly. Utah.

nnd Mrs. Wilson are on a buslni
Mr. and M rs. A. Mor>lym
trip. Tliey were pioneer re.'ildenta of
t Mm, O lio P c le rw n nre vhlvniR
Minidoka county but have made
atlves In S a lt Laky th ti week
their home nnd engnKCd In business
Mm. ChnrlM Miller. Nnmpa,
for *o-eral years In the California
Ked trIends he ^ few days.
city.
Mra. W. 0 . Ilunicn arrived home
from a brlej visit In Omalia, Neb.,
wlih h e r daughter. ML-i Deon H an
son, who Li Uiere In nurse's training.
Mr, and Mrs, pelc 'V aldei-lelt by
auto for Oklahoma City. Okla.,
where he will be rniplQyod..He liii.s
been tmjiloyed for some time by the
U. 6 . reclamalton f.cnlcc a t Amer
ican Palls,
Aaron Clements, accompanied by
Po r W o rth less r Dead
CoK-fl. Hordes a n ^ Price of n u son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. a o y d Oardner. oil ot K atP elts fo r D ead Sheep
ey, vuited In Rupert w ith Miss E t
ta Clements.
Mr. and Mrs. piin Pirrotlo an d
baby le ft for several days' vWt wlUi
relaUi-es a t Rock Bprtngs, Wyo.

RICHFIELD

P agl

T IH ES-NEW S, t w i n FALLS, n>AHO

B7 WUUam Ptrtnson

T H IS CURIOUS W ORLD

Markets at a Glance

JEROME

Whats a Laige Cigaiette?

Tax Deputy Wonders, too

A laska Juneau .
A llied Stores ....
A llis Chalmers .
- 23S
Am erican Can ....................._
American l^omotlv# ______ 8H
American MeloLv............... Nosales
American Rart. & Bid. San...... 5S
A merican Rolling Mills ...:..... 1 0 \
'A m erican Smelt, & Refining..- 39*
A merican Tcl. t: Tel...... ......... I23i
AmerlcartxTobacco D -........_... i
A naconda Copper ............ .......2 8 \
^ U a n tle Refining ........ ........... J8'4
Baldw in LDComolhe ........ ........13
Baltim ore & O hio........
_ 3%
Bendix AviaUon .................. . 34S
Bettilehem Steel ..........
., 37S
Bulova ...............................No sales
Burrouglis .......... .................... 0
California Pacific .......... . Nosali
Cnnadlnn Paclllc .................... 'fi'
J . I. Ca.*e Co................ ....;.,Noales
C crro de Pasco Corp.
Cliesapeakf * O h io ..... ..... .. 31U
CJir^'sler Corp......................
Coca Cola ...........................
Colorado P. & I................
Commercial Solvents ..... ....
CoHMiUdttiwl Copper............
Conw lldated E.11.v)n ............
Consolldnled Oil ...............
Continental C;ui ................
Continental Oil .............
C o m Pnxhicis ...:...............
CurtL'.i WrlKlit ..................
D it P ont ...........- ...............
F lrr;lo n e Tire Ai Rubber ..
F reeport Sulpliur ............1,
G eneral Elecirle .........
G eneral Fodds ...................
O cneral Motors .

Montgomery W a r d ---------------3
Nash BilvUvator ---------------- '
N ational, Biscuit ---------------- 1
NaUonal Cash R e g is te r ------- 1
NaUonal D airy P r o d u c u ____ 1
National- DUUllers _________ 2
New York C e n t r a l ------------- I
North A m e r ic a n ----------------
NorUi Ametjcan Aviation 1
Northern Pacific ---------- Ohio Oil ;........ ..........................
Packard Motors ------------------P a ram o u n t-P u ^.____________ 1

Public Service ol N. 3 . _____

iniUman .Pure OU
Radio Corp, of America ..........
Radio K tlih O rp h tv iin _____
Republic , Steel
BlwU U nion O il ............
Simmons C o . ---------
socony Vacuimi ............

Standard Oil of C alifornia ....

S tandard Oil of Ind iana .. ....
Standard Oil of New Jcr.-.ey ..
Studebnker ..............................
sunslilne M im s ____ _______
Swlfl i i Co. .
Texas Coriwrntlcni ..........
Timken Roller B earing ..
TTansamcrIca .................. .
Union Carbide -------- ----Union Paclllc ...................
United Aircraft CP
Goodyear Tire i Rubber______ 21' United Airlines .......... .....
United Slatc.s R q b b e r ......
G reyhound'C p, ____ _______ l3^
United su ites t c e \ ------H ouston o il ...1 ............ ......... *
Howe Sound -../r.___ ................32, W arner Brothers ..........
CopiJiT .................... No sales W tile n u Union ......
Intem ailonA l Harveiter .... ...... 51'
IiiteniaU oual Nlekel........_.;._.'29
Intem atlona! Tel. / i Tel.
*
N, V. CURB STOCKS
Jo h n s Manvllle ...................... . (11
Ruiikcr Ilill-Sulllvan ..v ......No
K ennecolt Copper _________ _ 31
K re sse ...................... ................ 18' ClUes Sen-Ice .................. ......:....
EHecUlc Bond A S h a re ---------Lorlllnnl ........................ _____ IS'
M uck Trucks _____________ 20S Gulf Oil of-^Vinnaylvnnla

CHICAGO. O ct. 2t C/P>Rye Prtee*'

tumbled almost 3 centa bushel Uy
day to tnew low-s f o r th e Kaion.
carry-Ing all other groloa down fra c'
tlonally In sympathy.
Stop
aelhn* cnStrTB. -wttdi '
brokers bUmed on Uie record break*
.'g supply coupled, wJUi sbw de*
uizTtd trotn disllllera a n d virtual
ettnUualloti ot tl e x p o rt macke;.
U|Het r}e, Outstafidlng contracts in
rye futures are unusually large, trad*
ers said. In com parison with th*
volume of com m itm ent* In oHief
cereaU,
Wheat closed l i - S lower Uian
yesterday, D ecem ber
flJ4 U -M .
May llJ S '.i-* ,: com
dolrn,
December 7B<. May M S - b : rye
:-2'l lower. Decem ber C l \ ; oaU
nch:ingcd to h lower; aoybeans ^
' off to !i up.
CRAIN TAULE
CHICAGO, I
Wh.ll<

a
lo--,

,10'rk

rillCAGO, M. SH U7- N 0 hf.l.

rrn; OJ.f. .V. 1 jWtrir TTe (u T<(
.. :
In 7h'.s: No. S-7'it; flo.
* U r u, :s u c ; Ma>P|
.
(M.:*No, 1
No. i SIHel

llarUri'*iliilUnc Slc'io tl. 04N: tnd lU

yif!'l.c<.l Ir huniJrnllB(il. Miiliiill
Tlrtwil, I,-..................... - ...................

H om e N ursing Classes

PEANUTS

Soldiers Infant
Daughter Passes

HEYBURN

RUPERT

im ^ N T IO N

Cash Paid

Cal/ Collcct N earest Phone

TWIN FALLS 3H. GOODING
RUPERT 5S

IDAHO HIDE
& TALLO W CO:

SPOT CASH
K or.D cad or WorUileas Horaes,
Mules and Cows
L-1
Call Colleei
Xwla
MART ALICE TROUT FARM

POULTRY CLINIC
t u t Wy E. atcDOWELL from C. U. McClelUn Laboratories. Los
AngClM
hold * poultry Clinic a t ttw GLOBE SEED-* FEED
CO. on Truclc Lone In Twin Falls

Thursday, Octj29 from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.

B ring tn'VoB r Ponltry T resU w
Chickens. Turkey* and RbblU

a O B E iSEED & FEED CO.

F e m la liu n e a b c r of U. 9. ftrm r algnal eoip IntU lU nuUo In Unk,

top. W eauui netccreioglsl, lower le ft, folloiri aacent pf free baUaan
relcM ed. fay girl a lrial erpa m em ber, towrr r ig h t Balloan Car
rie* w e a th ir recordloc inslrement*, (Photos from special U .is. anay
I alfTWl c e tp t I m e , Badlo Neva rnacmilot.)

aoO D IN O , O ct. - C l a a e s In
Red Cross home n u raln s b a v e been
sta rted In H agennon wlQt M n . Ad*> /
line n n t h w UtttrucU*. I n V
..........
Mrs. Ida Taylor la t b i I
tor, 4n BUsi. U r*. F e a c t'
pa W c t od In Ooodto*.
'
ubel F m L t A c l u la f l n*
.
started 'at W a n d f l T ^ I
PetanMn -m > te itn io ttr.
m k n m n ia e ttr b o l u .
above tiitf-.fartb Xba
reache*,' b u t'I t U-e3tlniatd t o ba
^ lo u t B3S mllea.

!-

I ; BY

SER1>^ STORY

v/

T r ? T F : s - N T s w s . * n m r f a l l s , t d .v h o

O U T O I/K W S Y '

Wetoeadajr. October 28. 1 9

OBR.BOAKDING H O .U SE. . w ith . .M AJOR HOO PLE

PUYBYPLAY

PAUL DAVID. PRESTON

L TH E STORV: JUjlha Mmcr,

napicien*. f o llo n itr a n irr to
. ' the pM1nicnt at Nanrjr lu le *t
I ;U oeoln FteU. N in c r U p r td r
;reDnx wldaw o( u id irr, and
w w broDfbt to ihe fItU *Hh
, b fr yooiif M D i.hom flm ni pn|a U (u .-aflrr bclnc hurt In an anto
IkCcldrnL S h r 'f a lli In love wlCh
Diuuie H oian. radct pllel and a
. 't l i r of Ihe football team coarlifd
:by. Blylhe'a fatlifr. Top Mlllrr.
DIfIhe aUa ioTri Diuiic and U
Jc^toua. O ut th e al*o berjijnM
rurleu* and frle h lrn n l h ^ the
heat? the tran*rf offef Naiirr
>1,000 lo {Irr lluanr and anotlirr
player M w plfn pIlH before the
next football cameand hear*
him make b {hreateninc remark
abeat her father.
B LV Tiic IS i>isn.i.i;sio M :i>
c h iip if i^ x in
Bl>Uie M llirr Uioiinlil he n-ouUt
t aurely explwlr. T lili draiiin. liere
e ilAlra. Jliil coiihln'l bel It
ke a liirlcl iiovrl. Or a Cliv-M
, B rpic down on -^iic of tlic side
dtrcct ililrd-ruti inovlc'lioiisr.^ "
: woukln'l litive aurprlsrd lier If ti
j orcliMtrn Imcl utorlfd mood music
; belilnil w e n o . n.i on the m<lto:'or
[ K evcnbody Imd Mi(5dcii1y
I i t And Imiiilirti.
Uir cadtU did
; wlirn tlicy ko to clowiilni:.
ttiii rrnll Dlylhe
k ncv nil im surely timt Nancy
I HaUi nnd ilic brnv'y^volcnl Rent
I upMolrs were clinrnctcrs not from
! A tor> Imt from real life. One of
Uiein had Ju st flnlahe<l his main
: <lJecdi nnd cuctJ th e oltier. She
w alkd breathlc-vily for Nancy's
response.
IoIy, 'i
Nancy r tm n ln r tt^ u lm , Jiowcvrr,
"Ujat >'00 , . . . wn;jlc m lo . . .
<016 Norman D ana nnd Duane
HoKiin. So they cnn'l play Kood
footbaU and V.I11 the Kune. You
{ fJ/ico/n F ield la la v."
"At's 111 . . . You ald It rlht,
a b terl . . . V en-ii-n-hl Yoti^c
; am nrti"
A Uiunderoiw ^llcnre followed
Umt.
"W hnttn yti Miy. sLsler? Olciiy for
plajlntt M f lui. Jimm? Ttie boys'll
trea t you r lsh t. You Just say the
word now. nnd w ell s ta r t wit' tJilj
jVnnd and no QuestlonA'asked, aec
Suddenly N nncy Bnswerw! him.
"All ri}5l4." alic nnU!. still cool,
Jor i^moment-Uie brns.sy Rent be
came exTMinslve. A t-t-t-t-t'

fflrllel" lie chuckled nnd pnlU

shoulder. Tlien qitlckly he turned
grim.' "B ui no monkey baslae.,
tr! W ell see It done ourselve.i, ihLi
lim e. Now ,get UiLiI kIvo yon
're a l pllU. ec. O lvc' em to you j
riv e o'clock Wednewlny me nn
pal come here. You fix It ro Tfe
hide nnd 'it(ch w hnt you do. We
can U llt In hnlf,Bn hour, these pills
make 'em Iwy. see?. . . You set
m e?"
, "Yes," flttld Nnncy.
"A t'a n Rlrll You p u l u .^ y m i aol
.* clw el, eh? Clolhes clowl. maybe,
uHere we won'I be seen and we cnn
sUU Wfllch? O kny then, ever>flnB*
Jnke, see. You Rll Uie douRti Wednerday nlRht. before we Irnve. Ko
h a h n done. Nobody ever know It.
You cnn sail th e money don, scat
te r 11. do Whnt you like. Sure. I-nler
you nnd m e. h unh? Sure. bnby.
D on't forsct, 6 o'clock Wednesday.
SI/p U.1 In."
He broke off w lih 'n low UuRh of
victory w id D tythc iinw 'he would
ta r t back* flown. She heard Noncy
any "All r lslit once more: hennl
th e word with quick, dlabblni'horor,
th e n silently ned.
If Dlytha Imd been In mbutftl tur*
moll ycaterday.-alui.ulU -.to-hcrxclf.
a h r WM iieivrly Insjine now.
Sobblni; quietly, but hyslerlcnJIy.
a hs icooted nloni: tho privet hedse.
p u t tho ta lle r shriibber}' nnd
Uirough the f l n l ttsnnrl that M ,
to tlie top of.U ie atndlum.
Up Ujcre nobody vnis In ^lBht. here
In t]ie middle of Mondny momIn*. - S he fled y.lUioui reasonlnic
b o u tJL She Just knew shD culdn.'t
back to p op'a ofdce and wait

for the buslneM caller>or be thrre a t the sardonic, .sn eerin g ' UihiRS
when K ancy Ilnle fam e In. Too Fttte can do.
much Inside h e n e lf was like a h urShe ceaaed trying to p u l nil the
rlCMie. S h e had been snooptng'and pieces of h e r putzlo togetlier. Still
In common w ith most snoopers mlsalng were the porLs *lx)ul Pojis
heard only som ethlns which Inilll anger In his office h u t week when
d(resi.
shir aurprlM d him. S t li/u n a iu w r r Tlie g rea t stadium yawned - In ed were que.niiotui about itm t fat
ItA em p tin eis now like lomc r1. envelope Jn hU desk. S h e h u d de llRanilc drn so n . A t lea.\t It ^ecln- nll hunche.i nowaJie. -ilioURht"
ed horrlJylns to Blythe. Every, she knewl But she would hnve to
tlilnif, In fn ct. r.eeined hnrrlfylng. rea.son all th a t out lat*r, o r solve
Nancy Hnle.. T h a t bfa^^y man. TJie Jt in anoUier way. jw rhapa by ko*
lug frankly lo Pop lilm u lf when
wnf, Mie In nenersl . , .
he f.hould pgoln be well an d o u t of
She wn.*! haJf running nloiiE
row of srnL1. cllmblnit n.s she run, bed.
I t wod Incredlhlel Nancy, p retty
without direction. She came alons^Ide th e prew box, Ai:aln.it the ,1 a picture, sweet a-i pie. TrimhiK
traitor
lik e -lik e no. worse th a n
ntnfllum. th e booUv^'aji corJiy smull.
Uenedlcl
Am oldl Benedict Arnold
like an a ttic nook or a Imll ctMet
did K'hat h e th o u g h t tt-ax
lo which n ocnretf Illlfe child mlRlit St
rlKhl.
history
allows. He still rlake<l
nnd hid e. Blythe ducked In.
his
life
fighting
rven Uiougli for
e enough, th e cold wliiil wns
off here In here. T h e Kliu.''ed America's enemy In th a t d latan ^
day.
1, touched by November
O
ut
Nancy
HaJe
had ll.ilcned to
even ,W|irjn, In a moment she
leaning on th e reporler.V long the lure of.m oney and n o ih ln g el'ir.
from tnble, crj'lng In uiM r n'bnn* And thU sam e Nancy* waji th o girl
who
lia
d
t
made
a
fool of Dlyilie.
don.
'Hie complete breakdown! l.i.\led Not only had she touuht B lyihe'.i
qunrler h o u r o r so. then ebljed frlcndvhlp. sl.e had .'.ought to -w in
the
mim
BtyiJie
loved,
nnd harf the
'H ie I'olatlnn here atop
the sliulhim hild been n bIrMliii;; temerity lo ask Blythe's lie lp In
11 tears cun be. th e complete winning h lm t It wili nllogether the
cli-eKny to thirii ho/J brrfi /irJpd crualJe.?!, m a il /JjuJwnbJp pjei-e of
relief. Pre.iently she wn.i ilttlnR lni.slncvi BIjUie hiul ever .cn co u n tslnrlnK down a t the Ilmc' eretl, she lold Jjerrelf anew.
striped field iind breathlnir nor^ Expose N ancy? . . . G o quietly
mallj- hsain. But her de.ipondency nmi tip off Pop, nnd Uie L incoln
WM deeper tlinn everand more Field auUiorltlej, nnd Ihe dowiilown
police? , . . Sol a trap for h e r and
bitter.
So frlendr.hlp, aacred lo decent the sneaking giunblcr.i who offered
folk, had been m ade n bloody t.vrl- the Uiousnnd dollars?
'Cerlalnlyl" Blythe whL'pered veliemently, alone there In th e lilgh
'T lia ta w h st It amounU Ifl.' pre.ia box. "Il'a only Ja ifjq jt S h e
niyilic whlspere<l. thinking auillbly. ha.s It coming to her. Lei N ancy
"Exactly th a t . . . I tried to be Hale be expose<ll _ And th e n a n d
Sancy'ii friend.
I
Puane th e n "-fth e W'fts bexlanlliK to sob
did ihlnB-a for h e r In ever)' Rener- iiKnin"and Uien miiybe Du;ine
out wny . . . And Norman. 100. Hogan will iom e 10 hU sen.sesl"
(To Be Continued)
T lie whole team . Ui fact, look her
an d Scooter fn. Pop bc/rlrniJediier.
Everjlxxty dU{. Picked her . . .
picked h e r .literally out of the gutrl . . . Saved lirr life. Rave her
ni'iv s ta r t In n new home. And

TH ^G U M PS

B yG lIS EDSON

WrinMiiwVOclober 28, 1042

T IM E S.N E W S. t w i n PALLS, IDAHO

38

Lifes Like T h a t

By Nehei

WANT AD RATES

>0

wort*
c leitiiltfl a

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL

GOOD T H IN G S TO E A T

JER O M E C O N TA CT

URA. OEOBO U

DELICIOUS, Rome*. Jonatiia n * a t

BrrnLi'. Rate* tor tr iic k m , 9 l u l ,
a 'i M uih Kimberly.

u iid t;, p m S ilu rd * !

APPLES. 11.00 and up. Sw eet cider

a gullon or a barrel. Public
Market.

.trror* Uwuld iw reported Ira*

moolitely No Uewnee'-1I1 t
mdi for mgr turn ont UJcorrcl Icuntlon.

m cnt of th e T im ea-N ow s tellln it us Itow

Dr. W yatt. 151 3rd Ave. N. Ph, IJTI,

$25 to $750 . .

Ihsect Exterminator

'

C O N V E N IE N T

CALL 38 o r 39 and

WANTED to BUY

ASK FOR- A N A D T A K E R

Bed Bug fum igation T. P, Floral Co.

/n s i
For Fir* a nd Caiiially Insurinee,
Hutety a n d Fidelity EoiU,
Swim Investm ent Co., Baugh BIdg,

K ey S7iop

U N F U B N IS H E O
APARTM ENTS
a iX roomx. H eat, woter, d ectd o
mngfi. 151 Third avenue norUi.
f u r n is h e d

A PA R T M E N T S
T R A V E L & RESORTS
lo U AM tit*
W kt lv.0 p*ifflsers. Will pay U Mpcn.ies.
Home No. 8, Lbor Cnmp,
MAN, wife wnt ride Bfro-vllle. Arkiin.iM or vicinity, eimn- cxprtiici.
a v d e M triln, care R. L. Ilmvlej-,
Jloiiie 1. Jerome.

SCHOOLS AND T B A IN IN G

homF s

UNEXCELLED QUALITY

LEAHN shorthand, lyplni. book- HEATED on# room. EloctrJc range,

relrlRCTaWr. 8J9 Tlilrd tenuB
kreplns nnd ottlc* machine. Day
norUi.
MKl night clnsjcj, Kntoll now.
FARM S A N D ACREAGES
T v ln Fnlh Biuilneji CJnlverlty.
TWO Rooms. K efrlRcnitar. a a r t f *
F O R REN T
|( neoes.iarr. (OS Second *venu
80 ACHES, TNk-ln P^IU tract. Deans
north.
- o iir o p r a c t o r s
nd hy. f U fe re n c u re<iulred. Uiqylre
4J(I
M ain north.
AUE your, (ert tmd hndi cold? Ad* PLEASANT two I
Bioker. Oloie
JuatmenU Improve clreiilatlon. Dr.
FA RM S A N D ACREA GES
Phcme 30}*.
}{xdln.
F O R SA L E
APARTMENT, lullable for working
BEAUTY SHOPS
BlrU. Sima AparUnenM. or phone
aouth Jlagerm an. <
KHMAWENT8, : 00, Mr.v Beomrr,
Phone n<7over* IndciwAdciit TWO nnd < rww u. atoker heal, wa*
to ACUE3. unimproved. No weedj,
M eat Uarkec.
t<T IurTMhfd. prlvMe bnUv ^8.
K,000, tl.OOO down. Term*, . L,
1318 Sixth ciiat before noon o r a f
Lj'ncl). Built. A ct quickly.
VCTHA ipacltl prices on II pcrmn*
ter S p, ni.
nenta. Benuty Aria Aeademy-ArPIHR F o rty norUieaaV Jerome, 5
UUo Beauty Solon.
room home, well, p reu u re <y.Hetii.
P O A R D AND ROOM
MilOO, term s, Ray Mann, Jerome.
roiM A N EN T S , 11.50. JOO Jefrerron
cireel. Phont IBOS'J, Maymp K lasi NICELY riimlahed room and tood
M cC abe,______________________

_ __

S?ClAl.-4&.00
cU peTmantnv.'
13.00; IS.OO oU permanent |3 i o
Idkho Barber wxl B e tu t; Shop

F U R N IS H E D ROOMS

pnon* t i t .

WE PAY CASK .
For Your Ued C ar
DE OnOPP-W OOD MOTOR
351 M{ila E u l
'

SP O T C A S H LATE MODEL
CARS and TRUCKS

U IR O ^ Plrcalrie heatroln, In good

rondlUon. Phone 4J-R3. Klmberjy,
IdaJta

STOVES, bedi, breakfw t set, llvInfc room suite, rug, *53 F ifth
n o rU i.,

3 0 0 D m rd Monarch coal ronge.

JlOiiS, Term*. WII*on-Biite* Ap pllimce. .

}5M,
TWO acre trn et, < room home, g a r.
NICELY fum W ied lar^e fro n t room,
age, chicken hom e, bnvxier houre,
aidtahlc for-tw o. OirU preferred,
bam . and choice frulU. R. O,
>{onta prlvllegei. Cloie In. 135
Loontjer, Box 123, BuhlT liird avenue ta^t o r J lf- J a fter
30 ACRES.:l8 Irrlgaled, 30 In benw, A IR comuremr. new m otor and
0:30 p. m.
LOSTi T ruck tire and rim brtttpeu
overhauled.'lituiirt U orrlion, -04
b.-ilnncc itf polAtoe* and nlffllfa.
Tw in r a l l t and n on rrs MuUiwr:'t
Pounl) ucsv. I'linne n s s .
SmaJl lnu)rovemcnU. 3 mlli
mlle^oi
U N F U R N IS H E D H O U SE S
of City. Reward. Phone OlDl'RS.
r neW' n
TWO WUichfM'T rarblnrs wllli Pox
FIV E room houie, m odem axcrpt
M\cll f li, U35Q each. OoodlJiK
h e a t Adu)ti. ))5. S. A. Moon,
Hiinlwnrr.
Phono 5 or 31.
FARM IM PL E M E N T S

A N D E Q U H MENT
TW O room plM teted housr, tnUJt.Ini, range, cloiet. callar. S(0 Art* LETZ B u rr Mill an d two w u B u n ;
dl-wn.
new DiU yciir. A bo 'Rtyxl hny wa
ron. Phone 4 0 -w . Buhl,
W A N T E D TO R E N T OR
LEASE

OOOD BO to 160 acre*. References,

equipment, finances. Box 11,
Timci*Ntw .

r e a l ESTATE W ANTED
>tO LAflSS3 u f i u i i o
and .PEED ORINOINO
T O D four room houac to move.
n tS PO N SIB L E lady for housekeep- O Jphn
UORCIWIND MUiLlNQ s m V t C l
A. Btewart, Buhl.
-/ Ins. Oood working candUlaM v tth
Pa. 3i. pur< Ph . call* off r io d u if
TfTi' iroo<j w aiai. room and board PO O R or five room houAe. Close In.
Included. Phone 533-;.
L IV ESTO C K FO R SALE

HAVE opening in local office o r . .

tlonal eoncem, Steady work, good
opportunity (or ndvancemenu
Q lvs agt, education In bookkeep
ing >nd iienosraphy. tip erlen ce

c e o u * C, JO H ES

s o y s wanted for TUnee-Newg earr tir dcllrery route*. Apply In pera w . Ttmea-Sewa olflcs.

tJooery wlUi the emblem of hti

eervlce at the top. T he Ilnest
in prlnUng a t Its# ea*t| 8a u
today
TIME3-NEWa JOB DEPT.

HOM ES FO R SA L E
Altrtetlve i room dwelllnff. t(n<
ropm In basement. Stoker,
heavily ln.tulate<]. A ^ ( u ty lor
only *34)00.

Bniik S: Trujl BIdg.

Tel 3041

5 m i. home, mod. e a x p t h e at. c i e

on pavement. j o . Terms.
B U SIN E S S O PP O R T U N m B S I in.
m i. mod. except heU fu m tah td ,
on DBVfd a lrteL H.7M. Term*,
room h om e on graveled a tre p t
ll^OO.-Term*,
.
One aero l r t , < room house,.well,
located. 11,300 caali.
CAPE, canplct. KfU5t aell accotmt
S . A. M o o n -R a a t C tU U
of^Ul h til th . J o h a u n CMi, ;ch*

901 w. Mtln

SEND h i m
S TA TlO N EU y

TWIN P A U ^ w u a bull *emce. delUarad to /a rm . Ou*nj*ey aod

0 -1 ...,_
oiM-Rl,.........

HOME FU R N ISH IN G S
a n d a p p l ia n c e s

50 OOOD W hlto face steer*, average HOSPITAL bed. like new, reason
able. ic 9 ^ ^ * ^ a fte r fl p. m.
ins. two Blzej. A, D, Hall. Olrrtns
re rry , T tlep h w i* M ounU ln Home.
EMALli dining room set. good cor
dlU ffl. Bil Fourth avenue cast.

Since t)ie draUi of my wire, x am

M llinj out my
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Hca*onabIy prIcM.
1 O lbson Kite. n ttf lie n \o r
1 H otpolnt B e e; stove
I K itchen f^ortl R * n |t
I Ctreulator H talet
.1 Doubla bed. Spring!, Mattress
I Lloyd Baby Buggy
1 S teal Baby Bed
I S in g er Sewing Machlni
I 'T lio r BIo, Wo.'Oier
I d rasa tr. Plate Mirror
O lnlng table, 4 chalr*
W tc h a n U bjt. 3 chair*
Caq. t n aettv a t .my ranch ^cme.
3 m l. Ea*t, 3 'i 8, Kimberly, n t
a ny time.
c u r r o N LOWE

RADIO AND MUSIC

9 ^ 1 line* o f r e m td in and
filoa fo r c a tu t, h o p , iheep
a n d poultjy.AV|M OR D R U a erORB

d O LO e^A L r u ^ m d Sealex Inlaid

linoleum. Sweet'S Pum lturo Slore.

nd w ou n w i a

p x r u far cara and irucki

T -|n PolU Wrecking. .Kimberly
Road-

trwnit.P>
19 l { ^ .

Salea, rentals and terflca.. F^/C

Aulo loan*. See Bob Rceie, Magel'i.

llphahtfrlng

-C .

Iheir brotlier and sitter, Adam and'

Rsther Pflicrson. TTiey a rt baln*.
cared for a t the LInqulst home la
Burley.
Mrs. Lena Wooljtcnliulnie li*#
August Dcthlef*. Jr., Sheppard
Idd, T,. Is vLsliIng his narenu M r/ gone lo San Olego., ClUlf-. (or u .
and ,74n). August Detlilcfs. He 1* jndefli)lt lay.
doing office .work In tlie air corps
a t Sheppard Held. His broUier.
Artliur UoUiIefs, 1* lervlnR w|Ui tlic pareiiU. Mr. and Mrs, R . P. FUher.
m rrchnnt m arine and It I* not Deelo, and Mr, and Wr%. OharUe.
known a t prcent. where h* U ita - Powers, Burley'.
OivesUr Parke received word from
Uoned.
Mni. R. P. W.shcr enlcrtalned a t h li broUier, Lloyd, who U In tho.
dinner Sunday In honor of her u. S. army, Uiat he 1* In a hospital
at
Lo* A n iali* and hU oondlUon 1|,
daughter, Mr*. Louli Jone*, whs U
lerlou*.
leiiving loon for Cahfornla.
Mr*. Oy Andereoa h u gona to
Mr, and Mr*. Forest Noble and
Malad
and TremonWn. U W i, to
son, of San Francl*co,'vlilicd durtns
Uia'week w lU i.th o lr graiulmoUiar, vlili relative*.
Mr. and Mm, Vaughn Widiworth.
Mr*. Ed B erlin, leaving lor North
Pocatello,
are vltlUng.at the home
Dakotft w h ere'tliey will visit rela
of her parenu.-Mf. arttf %If. Henry
tive*.
~LouUe and W endell Rlcheni, SaU Norton.
Vosco
Parke
and Konnan Parke,
Lake. vlltl Uielr nioUier, Mr*.
who hnve spent the summer lo Olil*
MaIj Is Riclieni,
Mr. and Mr*, Winfield Hurst and r'lgo, returned U>Deelo (o vl*ll rtbtlive*.
'
children visliod Mr. and Mr*. Donald
Mrs. Jme* Dalloh and. ion,.
Anrte^koii a t Blackfoot.
M lu u ta h n a sjocklng*. w'lto I* Jimmy, who have tpeitc t)ia post
employed a* l>oakkeepcr a t the Og montli vlilUng in Manhalllown, la..
den airport,. vl*ltart-hr |)*renu,-M fr jilU i-U r .-D a lio n -M *tli T r*n (rl '
nnd Mr*, B. R . Stocklnts, and III, have relumed home. '
Mr, and Mm, Charlea Pulslptier
family.
Hay Doman, son of Mr, and Mr*. and Mr. and Ur*. Earl OennoUey
Joe Doman,. le ft for tlia navy where and family have moved to Salt U U ,
where they vlil maki Uietr hoioe.
e rnlUtert.'
Blllle Well*, alx-year-old daugh
ter of Mr, and Mr*. Prank Well*,

DECLO

1041 CLD8MOBII.E rlub e(^|>e. R4*

rtio, h eai/ir. fot| Jlghl*. good tln-i,

trailer houe. 3
ol<l. DoiiliU- wall conwcWoii.
H u n t lii,-,. 3 extra llrri i t wIireL*.
Ju.*.!. retu rn e d from defori'.c
M.wk, C I.IP F HAMMOND, O. P.
BknMii* o r OIB i:i h Bt. Buhl.
IriaJio.

HAND woven ftll ruw- Rainbow L E G A L A DVEUTJHEMKNT9

colors, largo BNorlment, flee Mn-e
today
special Introductory
N O TICE TO CttEmTQRS
prices. Moon'*ST A T E O F P. U r ViKUXH. DE
LlN O L fU M rugi, Bxl3, only J-03, A
CEASED.
/
.llm l|d number of new wiir.hinu
NoUca l*.*Kirhy^gWen by
machine* and refrigerator*. Claude derslgRcd A dm lnlitrsior of the Es>
Brown.
ta te of P. i l . Weller, debased, lo
U\ cre<UtQr o f ami ^1 jr>n.*v h iv
M iniESO O, kaliominD In bulk Quy ing claim s aaiilii-''i the snlrt deceased,
w h at you want, trln* back wiiat to e xhibit Uiom with the necc.unry
you have tefU Ae will loon your \oucl\en;,
tl); jno^tlv.^ aKer
brufih free. Wp imve a larKo jtock the fir;,I publication of ihl* notIre,
/Ol wall paper a t prloei vou can o l- lo th e .:ild ndm lnlslratar. a t the
ford to pay .Moon'*. Pliune 5. .
o(Slc-oJ W m iA M l i KINWRY, tilCLEAN upl Pnlnt upf Oft ready for torney*, over Olo* Book Slore, Ts'In
th e Indoor monili*. We have uvery- PftJt*. County o f Tttln Falls, Slate of
tJ iln i W) brlghUn the home. A Ions IiSaho. this bein g the pltirjs llxefl lor
cold winter I* eomln, Bave cool the tron.nictloii of the bwliicM of
by havlni; Uint broken rI.vli re- said e.<ilale.
D ated-O clobcr m , 19,
plncc<l while there h plenty of
LE ROY WELLER.
la**. Bring In your snsh. No
c harge lor lelUng, Moon's. Phono PublU hr Oct. 14, 3U33, Nav, 4 . 143.

ONE M cCorm lck'D efrlng rtdlns

'leet puller. O n ly UO.OO. See H arry
1500 FIELD b.us, med. I'm lle norUi.
Muigrave.
U weit, h nortJj, Cr>-*tal Springs E STA TE Haatrola ranRe. C harter
O ak heater, like new. encycloped
m o.
S E E D S A N P "PLANTS
ia act, ilvlng room, rilnelte and
BTOVE repalf. order tliem nowl
bM room furniture Including dou
BiUcra or te e d i of all kin d * BOUTH aide ranch. Hnve 'equipble Rttrf aliiRlB b r tj. r(>\l sprhiRS,
Bweet'a fMmHure Blore. Phone
Owlottt. carroui, bran*, pea*
m etit. 31 year* eKperlence, P- C,
mattres.ie.1. leather brd, wttrclroPe
1235.
A. financed, reference*. R. 0 , B\Clovers, nlfoJfa and er^ n .
WOMAN or Rlrl for housework.........
closoc, linoleum and AXmlaner
nn*. 1 niUa aouth Ouhl, Route 1;
OLOBB SEED * PEKD CO.'
o f child. Oo home nlghlJJ. ^ o n e
STOVE Reti.tln can b purcha.-ied
rug. Al^o ntw drape*. Phone
J61-J, es'enlnja.
now l Large iloak on hand. Brink
o;B8-J4.
M O N EY TO LO AN
HA V , G R A IN AND FE E D
nam e and niimber of Atove and If
G IflL S under tJilrty-flve for atoro
OQstible-tiUl-iaU -wwUid. - D o 'i
JU S T Q M grinding .- P tia n a -la a w
ait
until
mtinufAclurlnR
hns
been
m
M cKean BroLhar*. Milling
HEAT
----- H rKin({ CDliipany;
We AKE STILL
a to p p ^ . Sec Mooiia todayl
Semce
COAL or OIL
. MAKING LOANS . . .
BEAUTY operalori o r girl* to learn
Hew and Used PURNACM and
S e t u o r PUT ftKenla a t Jerom# GOOD alfalfa h ay . wheat and b a r
beauty work. ApplyIn person. Ar*
/
HEATERS
'

Ooodln# - Burley - Rupert

ley
sirnw,
30-30
tlatlc Beauty W o n .
.
SPECIAL Tinifs-New* BUbscrlp'
Scn'lce and ^qiAlIatlons
S h o s h o n e _Duhl
Fields, CMtlefonJ.
. Uon ra U s 'o te rrte e m e o -o n ly
Pa)rbank.i>M6rf'r coal iiokera .
F IR S T TXDERAli
W ANTED; Tem porary homesi for
IJJO lor a monUis (payable in
S nark OU burning elreulaior*
Custom ffrlodlngtfrtnd anywhe^a
SA W N O a & LOAN- Asa-N
children. Soclnl agency will pay
H OBEIIT E, LEE BALES CO.
advance) Addretsat may oe
over 3 ton 8c. P h . 0403R1 Twin PalU
Bo I0
Twin m il l, Id*.
board. Box 8, Tlmei-Newt.
changed at no nddlUonal coil,
CO M ain BouPi.
Phone ISS-'W
or PUer T2J3. Pti. calls off grinding
*0 place your <rder todaj'l
M I U ^ M IU JK O SERVICE

, H E L P W A N T B O -W O M B N

^fo n c y to. Loan

A U T O S FOR SALE

T R U C K S A N D TU A ILK H S
EXCELLENT MaJtjtlc UJ1 rcirluernW>r for aale. 74314 Second nvcFO R SALE; Dinmnnd T tn ic k .,
nuc west. .
conrliUon. Inquire a t Henry lilue'*,
riu.1 of W iilkcrs Service Station,
RECEIVED! new shipm ent lnexi>rnJerom e. Idliho,
f
alve solid oak dinette srlA. W est
e rn Auto.
FO R SALE: One 13 foot bert bod,
Bood fi-i new . w ill diiiiiii frnni elitiU SED General Elrctrlc refrlgeralor.
er
side.
Jercnna ooopctauve
Very good condlUon. Tentui, WlU
Crenmer>-. Jerome.
hon Bales.

W E HAVE leveril inexpensive llv1ns room *ullei til e l e out p rie s.

T w o pitca ulU a t tmly $15. Hnrry

FJIer. i , J. Knurniiii,

R A D IO AND MUBIC

GOOD rirc.slric circulator IirnU r;

a lto trash burner with water coll.
Phone W30-J1.

M ISCELLANEOUS
FOR SA LE

L O ST AND FOUND

S IT U A T IO N S W A N TED

W E HAVE A nice db[)Iay of BWln

c iialn. I16.S3 up to {39-50, Hiirr>Mu*grave.

MflKol Auto C om pany

OTRAYEDr 4 monUt okj fox terrier

pup, black and white, answera to
.'Tufty." Rcw ird. rtw tw 20i7.

IDCPERIENCEDal^noRraphrr. book>icep*T waTiUi pen'Hlon. nelereneei

fum U hed. Box 10, Tlmes>Nevi.

TypewrUert

,H O M E FU RN ISH IN G S
^ A N D A PPLU N CE8

O O OD O cnrral Eleetrtc relrlKemlor.

sewliic machlnr. Excellent cpiv
dltlon, Phona 038U<,

CO ACRE^, 4 mile* from town r

hlsUway, p le riil lonn, trcro OSJ
er. Phone 3330.

Phono 2 iie

PERSONAL STATlONZriY
T r a lltn
Engraving, le tte r prew , inhography
Biulnei.^ form-1 ft specialty.
O rm T railer Companyr Phono f T
TIMCS-NCWS
Commercial Printing DepU

eiS'J.

COMPLETELY modem hoa^r for CASH paid for ii*ed furniture, atove*
and clrculitit\s h ta le r t. M oon'i,
wiJe. Vcrj rra.-otintil?.
Pliou
BD-J nr Intiulrc n o 6cvrntli
Phone S.
inie ea.-.l.
USED fum llure bought, tcild nnd
rxchmKed,
BweetV Boiepient
Slore. Phnn# 13J3.

On-firr IfftVliiKm n.'Ufll n t once I

New 9 rn\. Kitjcrnv liwelllns
USED matire**, bed-iprlng*. circu*
ulU i iti^knr. fireplace, ulr co;iIniins heaiera, coal range*, radtna.
dlUonrr. full cnncrrle biiscW esifrn Auto.
tnfnl, Sloiuiiltul sSiriiblicry wl
f rn m l bacle yard, G.imKC, Ncv
WANTED: old o r meloM llvo hor*ej.
district. 3J50, TonnJ.
HIgtieit prleei paid. Idaho Ulde
C W IIi C. JONKS
nnd T snov,
Sank ii m u t Oldg, phone 2011
CAST and ap Iron. Jerom e Auto
PtiriR. .JtromfrT *ln Fslla W rteJtIng Company. Twin P aUj .

Ph, ii- W .,

Schools and Training

T. r. Business

**

USED coal circulating healr and

furniture, aam ble sto re i. Phono

MODERN Six room hoiuc. Fumnce WAJtTEO: Wood o r wire ha iu er* .

and atoker, E u t p an , A rcnl buy.
In good condition, IH e caeh. Troy
or HaU&ntl p la n t
M,500.00. Roberta aiirt lU n'tm .

(0hi*d by P a d n e Flnanc*)
330-MAIN AVENUE NORTH

Osteopathic Phuiician
F lum ^ng and Heating

ad th a t will reach 16,000 Mnffic V alley honics

for sa le

Consumers Credit Co.

Abbott Plumbing

The co.st is um all 50c w ill pny fo r a 10 word

any day o f th e w eek.

hn pureh*ts to Kis' B w menu

1. FOR ADDm ONAL CAB

3. TO REDUCE PRESENT
PAYMENTS.
, 0 FINAMCE I - I OP YOUR CAB.

Dr. O. W. Bose; 33^ M. N. P&, I7-W.

FREE eulU ni of window ehodcji

PAPCB h w i t r . palnltr, Work cuw .

tn i td .
T ,'T ow e
Kimberly. Phone lOj-J.

ON YOUR CAR

R. U R o b e ru . Jeweler, U J aiw . N,

IF YOUR PH O N E 13 MORE

'

BALAnv lyOAMB
strictly confidential
U to u o to fmplQ'sd pcopl 00
your own slin atu rt.
C A SH C R E D IT C O M PAKY
2, Qurkholder BIdg. Ph. T7.

D iamonds

m sny tim es yo u w a n t th e rui to nppoar. NS'all

APPLBl M a ny-tnuies and-prlce*.

' bushel of truck load.< a t cellar
bloclTiouUi of railroad ifa e lu on
lilue Lake*. H, P. Long.

- I should Ihknk you'd b glad I b o u |h t a n fw h n t . . . dont you ev

................ - t pid hat to B4W. maiqucrade p w ty i
-

BPECDkL NOTICES

Bt-ABJOB CYCLERY.

Cliiropraelora

do the rout.

'^h n e y io Loon

The BW*Well. 837 Main W, Ph. 153 0 . JONES for HOMES M d M A N I*

Rm . &, Bank i i T n u t 9 ) r. TfiBicycle Sales and Service 3041.

curd nnd ntail it to th e Claaaified Dcpiirl-

DELICldUS. RomM. Jona th an * .

Bo* or to^ck loMl. 3 tvorU\. "J u t,
Jerome.

ode
. - .................. ..........
-pf Newipoper CItuKled AdverlUine M w iagin ind r M i m i in i
right u>KtU or r)4ct m y eiM
ine<J AdvKrtUJin -Blind A a r '
c*rn'W | I nww.Ne*! DO* num tr ATI itrleU; ;onndcnU) and
po infurmiuon cm
| i n ^
rCfin] to U ii idrerdJsr
.

Bathi and Utauasn

Ju s t w rite y o u r m3snK on a penny ixjsl

DELICIOUS wlndlall*. D. J e a a Day

Oi-chard, 1 north, h ea*l KliH'
brrly.

UBAOUNSa
dii't, U B. m.

IN -

THE TIMES-NEWS

DELICIOUS. *0c, you pick. 4 eouth,

(i eail. ea*t M ain trlg h l lid*!.
^ B ljg e rs U ir.

OnATBOJU*.

DIRECTORY

' CLASSIFIED AD

\v n iT 8 Leghom *-300 puJleU. 200

hen*. Ph -vie,n*y< . Eden- E- JMcNee.-

' T en n j - Cm i

W IL L PLA CE YOUR

POULTRY FO R S A L E

IN T W IN F A L l-3
P hona 38 o r 39

at
LOW c o s t !

LIVESTOCK, FOR S A I.B

H CeELLEtm .y trained,
lenU e.
lljhtwelghi. team tor m U . Phone
1H3-J.
3g WHITCFACE twea, tw o and
three y ean, Iamb Ja n u ary , F^b*
ruarj-. Phone 0J8T-R3, W. P . Jonea.

A mrnimuai oi
required la w

RE8U1,TS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

PHONE

Mtis May V allett. of t o i ^ h*

been vUttlna a t U\e liow e ot her
broUier, 0. V. V alleit, nnd family,
Ic.-iving for P ortland. Ore., where
she will visit a n o th er brother. Gene
Vallett.
M lu Mary Ja n e LiUon h
turned from Beattie w here she vli*
lied during h a rv e jt vacation.
M lu Uelty Chrlsten/ten. Hall Lake,
a twcxt of M rs. Louis Jonts.
EUle. Erma and Eva Pclenon
*pent a ^ c w days hero visiting wlUi

IN HANKnUPTCV. No. HM
IN T H E D IS T R IC T COURT O ?
T H E ^ U N ITED STATEfl. FOR
T H E D IS T R IC T OP IDAHO,
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
IM T H E M A TTER OP
ALFRED WILTON PECK.
DANiCRUPT.
N O TICE O P ' F IR S T MEET5H0 OP
CREDITOKS
I th e rredltoni of Alfred Wlllpri
t>rTw ,'ln'TftlU, Idnlift, T in
Falls Couniy. a n d D lilrlct aforesaid,
bankrupt:
Nfiycc I* hereby given ihat on the
37ih day of O ctober, tm:. the Mid
Alfred W llion Peck was duly adJwilcaUrt b ankrupt! and th a t the
flrit meellnR of hi* crediior* will
be held a t th e office.of the unrlerslsned R eierec In tJie iSaln Palls
Bank St T n iit Building. T ain FalLi.
Idaho, on the 0 th day ot November.
1 , n l 3 o'clock In the aliernoon.
n t which tim e th e said creditors
m iy a tte n d , prove iheir clalm i. uppoint m irw tee , examine the bank
ru p t a n d tran.w ct such olher bu.*ltie aa may properly come before
u id 'm e e iln ir.
D ated ihl* M th day. of October,
194S.
O. P . Duvnll.
R eferee In Bankniptcy.
PublLih: O ft. 28 and Nov. 4. 1D43

WPB Order Puts

End to Zoot Suit
W A B m N O T O N , Oot. 31 (UJtt-'me
ro o t lu lt finally came lo a n end to
d ay w ith impoalUon of war produc
tio n bda rd re*trlcUot)i on the cut
o f m en's and boys' clothing made
from a ll kind* of cloUl,
T jie W P P o rd e r rtqulrta lmpllBlc ation o f c lo th in g produced from
non>'ool m aieriaU . previously Uie
W PB h a d bannciJ tii# manufacture
of zoot sullAte n t-llk e covering gen*
amlly Inhabited by Jltlertnits-froffl
wool cloth- T h M F order e ik n d i
U lt m trio U o M t4.e tt> (r..m tirta lh _

Crossword Puzzle
I. Urnihrd

htavUy tn

lin e
I. niieiou*____
etpipsiiUeot
. Chrlft
I. Vnunt f'af*

Roosevelt Signs
Huge Naval Bill

W AfiHING TO H. Oct. 3 W> president RooseveU today had al^n- -

am a

aiul

lUiutui

whlflh contains fund* for m ore.tljoa .

14.000 naval planes and authorises
t6nirutllort of 600,000 ton* r t atrc rif t carrier*, T!>U would provide'
for around 23 carrlfm.
Tli bill also coHtalns m trttunV
auuipriiy for soo.ooo icna of cruU*

Hollywood Whim
,

n'cdncailay. Oclobcr 28, 1012

TIM ES-N EW S, t w i n f a l l s , IDAHO'

P a ^ Twelve '

ByOEFEWNIS

WASHmOTON. O c t .M MV^-A
projnun d a lp iw l to hold dalnr.
Urwtotk id poultry firm tr#
I I Uielr work through drnft dclcrmcnt.
'
iibllluU on ftnd tin tU o rl to
bn Uielr employment In other work
[ h<J b n nnouncfd todtir by the
1 u m unpostr commlulon.
i
H ie proeram, nddlns sllll olhfr
I eonli^ factors In /rttln g u|> Uie
bro#dfst plan yt sdoptwl to riue
tJie manpovxr ahortnce itrfccilns
production detm rd \1tal to Die
ffforl. called for;
1. Local draft boordt to srant
occupational dcfcrm rnt to iifcrMar>'
men on . n tla l farm.i of tlif.'e,
three types and to wltlidrnw if If
they cease to perform Uit woflt for
which It was sranted.
CompJeJo wliii - f o r Whom th
2. n ie umiy nnrt navy to refrain
Jrom recrulllnii auch worker* or t u n T olW halreo l. Verw Terina.
aceepllns them for voliiiiiary en- whose lorka were shorn for Ihe
riOe of M arta In Ihe llrm lnpray
ll.'tment.
3. 'All olJier empli>yrrn to rrfrnin film, r r l u n ii lo New Vork opti'
from hlrlnc kll!ert workem who m litlcally saying her iliorl
have been entsRcd Irs these three, /irt eaay lo care for. 7.orli
types of fnrTii production.
I r rp la rrd by In jrld llerfm an whi
4. Tli nRrlcullure. deparlm eiit to| Ilollynrood rhanced Its mind i
"act toward xtnblllilnt; wagen on her sultablllly for Ihe psrL /
dalrj, ItvMlock and pouUry faniw
with a view lo awl.Mlnii tlw e farmera in r^ecurlnk nnd mnlntalnlnit
adequate supply of labor."
5. Tlie departm ent toj "take
laur nrTlie intinpowrr conlml.^lon pro
cAiar>' dlrp.' lo control unle
iftl* PI dairy vided tliLi dennllloii r l nil e.wntlal
cows for MaURhirr ao ns
a.1 if check fnrm ;
,
a trend which I* threaieni
rnliifc to re"One which hiu n t leiM 12 dairy
due* dnif)' production."
cows, milking or dry. with a mini1
To Ruy, :tlDre I ^ d
mum nnniinl production of 4S.OOO
*
In addition, Uie WMC snid Ihe pound.? of inllk or Uie cqulvslent.
'
program for building dalr), llvC' In llve.itock o r poultry, or a combiI stock and poultry production. In- nntinn of anlmnl MnlUi which nieeU
'
eluded plan* for aiding producers ( S u standard."
In building up llve.ock. trnlnUiK
unskilled w orkers buying or rrn tln i THAINING AH PAKATROOI'KI
more productive farms, and Job' JEROME. Oct. 2a - Hrlend.1 .
plocement oenlce for Aklllrd farm Jerom e have learned th at Clilllon
operatnre ftlonj wSUr aid In
PlioenlK, yoim gejl son of Mr. and
porting them to farms where they M rs. W illiam O. Phoenix. It ni
are needed most.
In Fort IJennlng, Oa.. where tic
Tlie \ m c expjalned th at vital fflklns irn ln Jrg
a ptiralrooper.
wartime rcitrlctloiis for dniry. live
stock and poulto production
rontlnulns to Increaie while I n ....... ^YOU WOMEN WHOSUFFER FROM<^
arra.1.production Li below tiie level
pf last year.
It said tlint should prodiiclloii ..
ny other essential farm products
reach an equally critical situation,
If you aiilltr from hot fluhn. dUilnn>. d liu r u of 'lrrtc'Jl<ltcs". an
it would consider appropriate ac
welt.nerTOiidiiototherunellonsl
tion.
miaaie-ee" pnloa m a womao's
No AuUtnaUe Defennewl
lifetrj' Lrilla T. VlnJtJims Vej*tabi* Conipaimil. U'a IiilpMl thouDraft boards itre not to defer
unO f upon thauianai of women to
automatically all workers, even
such anaorlns trmptoms.
those cn essential farms, but to I ^ctlera
rollow lalMl dlr'citoni. I'mklisms
"consider wheUicr Uielr , lenvlnsl Compouna U irorlh Jrylnjf i

Leader Fears Breach

BBC SMS L A I British
With U, Si Over Leftist Issue
GIVEN OLTIilUM

LONDON. OcU M W V-The'^DC

In ft bro ad cast lo O erm ary l*.'t
n ig h t declared th a t Adolf HHIer
h ad a c n i a n ultim atum Co the Vl'cliy
chief of government. Pierre Loval.
dem arxJlng th e surrender Of all mrrc h a n t a h lp i. Prencli or foreign, tliat
T t n aw In P r tn t h harbor*.
T h e a e r m a iu backed down In
th e face of a tlireatened general
strik e b y F re n ch worker* during Uie
r e c rn l crisis m er O rrm an Insistence
on a q u o ta , f IW.OOO -workef* lor
n a rl w ar Industries, tlie Dally Mall
said today, quoting fighting French
clrclei.
Chlefa of underground organlra U o a i gnvo VJchy an ultimatum

By DEWITT M A CK EN ZIE
Uiiiied States may draw away from
LO.VDON. Oct. MT h e M chblah- /th U . country because of BntaU is
of Canterbury. D r. W jtuiua T em - trend to 'the lefU"
tejls me he believe* AnIo- W ien tlie archblshopr speaks of th e
AQierlcan friendship Is o n e o f Uie "left" he I4 not using the expreaalon
flrt( iirnls In rebuilding th e posU In the political sense bu t In iks
ir orld and he la concerned over broad'iclallst]e m eantng. lie has in
report he has received th a t the mind England's social upheaval
which 13 heading toward equal opportunliy (or aU wlU\ special prtvlhat a walkout would b called O ct. llfgea for none.
Ills crsce asked If tliere was d a n
17 unltis plans for c o n scription of
French labor were announced, th e ger of amity and rooperatlon be
tween Uie two countries being im rm paper laid.
Three days of neirotJallons in a n r t by this tendency.
attempt to avoid th e s tr ik e failed.
U. 8. WIU Keep SK p
Tlie lighting French c ircles aaid
I iLUured him th a t my obsen'aUie Oerm&ns Uien w ithdrew th e ir on led me to believe th a t Uie
Uireat of force a n d extended th e United .State* wa.^ surging forw ard
deadline for the quo ta to Dec. 31.
wlUi the times and th a t we should

wpiUpw.
.
-lan itaria n drrtlopmenla. .
The. archbishop ha* a very apeelaJ
Interest In Uils 'leftist" movement
In Britain because. fo r 3 th . he
himself is a vital p a rt In It. I n Dr.
Temple we hare a curious breJ( In
generations of conservatism *W ch
liave occupied Uie prlmate'a throne.
only has' been named
member of Uie l ^ r party b u t ifo*
__________
________
.Ik and
years has urged
the rank
and file
file to
to____ I a- gdal o fp a rtn e n h lp In Indus
ward
tries In whlcli tliey serve and has
called for llmlUUon of the proflU
of capiuxl.
\
. Doein't Bother Him
. lie has done this while vested in
terests liave roared "leftist" and
" r^ Ic a l." but tiib m ost outspoken
liberal of a ll thtflong line o f,E n g
land's primates fiever ha s given a
Unker's dam n for harsh names.
He has kept on preaching lils oclallsUc brand o f practical Chris
tianity both Uirough his brilliant

tongue and U s equally brillian t w rltInS*.

FlnalU'. last F t tn ia ty . despite' the
icnsaUonal m anner In which he h a d
been standing diehard# on their
heads, he a i called a t th e ae of
SO from Uie archbishop tif York to
his present high poeluon upon Uie
resignation of Dr. Ooamo U n .
W h^l-frcally.called on Uie a r th blslidp for * to g e t bla view* bn
Uir delcctablB subject of hantflng
Hitler.,
Tlie question of ih f le f t la f move
ment Just cropped up IncldfntaUy.
I m glad this angle did appear
before it emphasiiea w hat a lot of
people fall to realizem a t n o t only
Britain but Uie U nited S tate s and
many oUier countries ore tm dergolng
a great social revoluUon w hich la
belng'spurred on by th e war. '
As I travel about and m eet g reat
leaders like Dr. 'TVmple I I n c re a s-'
Ingly encounter this leftist" drift.

Then arw e the quesUon of w heth

er lllUtt muii be im w td trocn
Ue picture In one way or another
as soon as Oennany has lurrender*
1"I think to ' said the archbishop.
B ut It may' be difficult to hold
trials which wUl give Impartial Jus
tice.
,
.
.

T here U a danger of horrible m as

sacres. Peopin may a ct against th e
Qulslingi and Uie nazls In th e oc
cupied countries and there m ay t>e
tucli an outburst of pauloti th a t
folks will recoil against any trial.
This U ..th ls may happen u n
less the allies can act la Ume lo
prevent It. Chrliilan influence m ust
be thrown on tlie aide of JusUce.
There m ujt be a period of policing
of Germany and we m ust tijr to erehood."

HOTFUSHES

Ira Masters Will Put Idaho

In Step With Washington

Ira Masters Is the Mon for Congress

He know s -Idnho nnd h e r
needs an d will f ig h t f o r th e
Y o u r ConCTcssmans
Gem SUitc in W iw hintfton.
Ileco rd o f Lvilnlion
H e w as bo rn a n d rcnred on
H e V o te d NO On:
a farm and ha.s w ork ed h ard
fo r ev ery th in ;: he h as. He
puWi.shed tw o d i'ffcccn t dnily
.new spapefn ui Id ah o nnd
Aid to O ur K orrltn Allle*.
mndc ffood: , l i e will m ake
2. KortUicaUon o f G oun
Harbor.
Kood in W a sh in g to n . Idnho
3.
ETpansSon
ol khe V. S.
and onr W a r I ro^'rani lm.s
Air Forcca.
been sold down th e riv e r by
4.-Repeal e t Hie A rm s.E m -..
tric k poji^cuui.>i_jvho..pkco- ------b r* o r" '
partT'iiTjovc p a tr io tis m .. I ts ' 5. M odiricatlon or Ihe Neo.
irallt}' Law.
tim e fo r ft chanR c in Wiush6. Com pulsorr M l l l t a r ?
inRton. D. C.
TnUnlnebla ste rs ha-H n e v e r been an
7. H ie
P rrsldents Lendisolationist b u t hii-i ad vocat
Lease Ulll.
ed the adoption o f th e World
8. On. th e Lend-Lease Ap
propriation.
C ourt a nd Leafrue o f Nntioiw
0. On Cxtendinc tiie Seleefo r years.
tlre Sertlce.
How c a n you hope fo r
JO. On A rm ln r U. S. Mrr.
U n ity and laiitinR pcace w ith
ch an t m arine Ships.
^ a t typo o f contrresam nn ?
v o te fo r a chariRc in ConConRTCssman
D worshak
' _
press.
w iys he. i s r u n n in g on his
The C hri.stian Science
M onitor o f J u n e IG. 1912.
re c o rd . T h a t record show s
prepared a roll-call listin g . h e U an l.sotationi5t. H is
o f th e Tole on 18 Impor-
re co rd in d ic a te s clearly he
ta n l fo reig n a n d dom estic
h a te s , t h e C om m ander in
questions. Y o u r presen t
C h ie f a n d n e a rly everyC ongressm an w a s 100 per
ce n t w rong.
th ln ff he d o es.

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. In te n tio n /

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