W A R BU LLE T IN F IN A L

LONDON, Met. 1 flJA — M uihal Ttto

reported t*d»j ih»l bb VujotU* parU-
Miu hmd caplprtd Drnb, rin&l itronj-
C IT Y
hotd ^(ort9 Knln, rail Jonctltn 33 m ll»
north of SpUl and lu l DilmuUn (own E D IT IO N
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A Regional Newspaper Sctrins Nine Irrisa tc d Idaho Coontfea

VOL. 27. NO. 175 (ltd TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1941 PRICE 5 CENTS

Bomb D a m a g e s Flying F o r t
Fierce Hand-to-Hand Fighting _
Rages in Germany as Yankees
Battle for Gateway to Cologne
I»y FHYE

STAUN P E IF O l FLY
L O N D O N . Nov. " i!\')— K fie rcc , ssvnyin)! \>uUlc rnKCil in iViu centcr o f VDSsennck,
sti-aleKic town ImrritiK the AnK*rieaii p a t h lo the Colojrue plain, witli doutrhboys holding
the iiivvcr onil of the m ile-and-a-half l<>n>f village 13 miles southuast of Aiich e n .

SEE OVER M Y O , NIP

Oi’rman.-< nnd Americans \vi>ro fij;litin^r luiiid-lo-hftiKl in a church in the heart o f Vos-
w m w U , i\iid lK>m\n-rw und n rtilie ry w i t c bi-atiriK nt im7.is in lioiise.s in the n o rth e rn section.
II front dispnlcli di'i-lan'il.
An riirniy thrust urn ot lliiriiicii ll.-<-lf an.s ihrowu.biii;k. but nroitier knocked ihc Americans out of Vos-

LONDON, Nuv, 7 iJ’— R«1 artiiy
iroojto bullied siroiigly rcinlorecd
tiazl lorcci In tlia oulsltlru of Dudn-
pc.si loOtty. spurred by Prcmlcr-
On# of the bomb! In »he load depoiKed on »a unldtBUfied C(rm»n-held tlly In Europe by a Flyint Fortrns Marstinl Stalin's pronoimcemcnt
tcsn off the Utl lUbiliitr of a companion Fort flylnr beloir. Dcrierled by ilie Impact, (he bomb (arron)
■kewtn olt 1(« Urfcl Is be illhoattted in clood s t loner left. Dimate to Fort «m not faUL (AP wlrephoio)
that Hungnry would soon be out of
the van
, Unprecedented Election
jumiiiiiR of IKlsltlDIU
Mr ilic (kclflvf (ilfmislvc i llie
‘ Uni t'cnicrs of Gonimiiy' and tlinl
n ilie c ! or com-
REPORI A S M
scnack lemporarlly. nic reaction was .suilc, and tlic Ynnkn MirKcd lialt-wny bnck throuRh Uic town, where
ley nre flKhllna a heavy fornm-
on of German tnnKs and Inrnntry,
We.u of Schmidt, the Americans
:lvnnced filowly In the face of stub-
191 Ja p a n e se P la n e s 5rn opposition. B ut dejplto the fe­
rocity of allied air attadu, which ons flew -..................
blanketed the Oerman positions lome Island of H««hu todi
wltii bombs, fitraflnff fire and lire* then an.'
D o w n e d , 8 S h ip s H it bombs, Schmidt itself, je lu d last
week by the Amerlcnns but retaken
by the etietny, was BttU In Ocnntm tey targets.
By FRANK THEMAINK hands, Sclimldt Is 15 miles south* A German DWB dispaleh said the
;lant planes flew over Tokyo itself
Killed in Italy
PEARl. HARDOn. Nov. T lU.P.l-
Tlie llUeratlon ot Leytf nenrrrt It* ;Map-up Naih
fliiiil phii.se lo<lny while Ainorlciin the entire area tlie Amerl- The two Sinwrfortresses penetrat-
ciirrivr Mctkliig m vhr u\u- art Ktvlvlng lo lljhv e.tcnr of d the Kaiiid arear-eaitem Hoti* '
male Anierlenii objective in Ihc Ilurt«cn forc.st and onto the hu. Including Tokyo-about 1 p. ni
rnkyo time and "fled southward" a.,

Response Through Nation

Phtllppinw, repoHM the fle.^iruc- Cologne plain.
IllPlr ilnii ol IDl Japanese |)ianc.s anil In southwestern Holland Uie last lour later, a Japanese home broad-
Ru.^slan columns Rcrt IlKliUng Uln^llns of clKlii or nicrc ghi|is in enemy units soulti of the Maas :asi recorded by FCC monitors aald.
wiililn two mllps souUi of tlic big raKls TO\llw MaiMIs, Mt», liver were being mopped up. It WM the third Ume in a week
niij’i.nixTflletl FerlheK)' alrdromf In A kubmarlne chn.>er tiink. n niere still were .small groups of hai the Japanese have reported
Uy The AsMdaled PrtM HiKbpoM'n mitsklrw, apparently licuvy crul.ser jirobnbly Mink and a enemy troops around the southern Stiperfortresses over the Konto
Voters turned oul in rccorci Htrenifth to decide the Hoo.sevell-I)owfy M 'l-kinc
prcsidcMitial race jmri of Die to coll around llie cnstcrn llKlit eruiaer, three dejlrojm and approaches lo the Moerdljk bridges, s of Honshu, Neither today nor .
eUy, ■•several'—two or inorr-cargo .shliu which the Germane have demolish­ the previously reported nights'-
today, niid first fragmenlnry returns (ell jiretty much into tlie 19-I0 palterii. dA«\at;»d by nlrcraSl nS the 3rii tleev ed, n»d nine m«es lo the west ol . WedncsilRy and Sunday, haW-
Atross the country, men and ^vomen flocked to tlic polls early in cNlraordinary In a jirocliimuilon jircccdtnft Ihe in nr neur Manila bay Saturday, Wiliemfliad, stlte of nn e.icapc ferry, . .r, did Ihe Japanese claim to hove
niimberH. A bullot total reaching nn unprececionted 60.000,000 appearud in «iKlit. onl<T of llir clay. Slalln u^crlcd Pacific fleet Drndqunriers aiinouiic- British troops last night cleared shut down any of the giant t>omt>ers,'
Two small Mas.sachuaetts towns reiwrted Gov. Thomas K. Dewey ninning ahead l\v al»out limt the dcfcul of HunRiiry would It a smnll enemy pocket below the Japanese home .broadcasts hafe
the same proportioniilc .'•iLitiify tlie "complete Ltolniion ol Taiik.pawi American invasion river In the vicinity of Empcl. Just
iUlkillc Oeimanj, and cnrSy ea- forcts on Ltylt, 3 » milt-a south ol mh ol ’8 llertogcnbosh.
8 in that WendcH L. Wmkic Mitiillii. tt-erc renortcd saeeplnit Virtually oil or Wiilcheren Island flights presage a large-scale air of-*
tiL'.trophc "III lollnw Inevttiibly."
huld in those commnnitics in Tlie mlilnlKhl Soviet communique n.slde llKhl rneiny olipoililun In con- In the Schelde e.slunry now Is In tensive against Tokyo and the in*
1940 when President Roose- tjroiiilcn^l Irum Mawuw contained vernins ndvaiici-a wiUiin 10 miles allied hands, Mlddletjurg In Ujc ccn- duiitrial areas on the island.
%’elt carried the Boy sUite, V o te rs T h ro n g S ta te only tu.0 ^enlc'nctJl: ‘Tliere wore no north and II nilk* souUi of Ormoc, Tokyo also reported that <0 Su-
pcrlonrcsies raided the low Island,
Maihptt, on Cnpo Cod, guve n rNs.-mlal chanue.i on Ih c Ironu. li\M Jivpsvntie sltonshoU i>n llie
IJiirliig Nov. 5 our lroo|vi on all island. n the Volcano group Sunday, while
Jlnnl count of 80 for Dewey and 81 American Liberators attacked Haha
Ironls dtsatjled or Ucstruycd IQ Advance CncUecktd Enemy units sUll were holding out
P o lls ; T u r n o u t H e a v y tanks." "Our advanre lowurrt Ormoc con- elsewhere In the flooded Interior but anil Chichi islands In the BorUns
tlniir.s unchcckcd." CJeii. Douglw allied mine sweepers and dredges yesterday. The Bonlns lie 815 miles
I!r JOHN CORLETT timaih al Drfeniieii soolheasl ot Tokyo, and the Volcano
MiicArtliur rc|xirted in hu dally already have begun clearing the 50-
III n diiwn lo dwk ftttiick ye-iter- mile Schelde estuary approach to group is directly south of the
vote o{ Dewey 29, floMevcli a. In B O IS E , N o v. 7 (U.R)—Thonsnnds of Iduhoim s w e nt to the day Soviet bomberit hammered Ihe conimunlque from Ills lieailiiUArlcrB Bonlns.
leio a vail Wiiucie 33, noouYcU lo. polls today to ca.st their vote for President and lo elect nn on Leyte. Antwerj),
uiiumys defca.w bell and commu- The anticipated clath with the In southeastern Holland, where The SuperfortresMS flew to Hon­
The candidates ihcmielves added a lm o n t completely new slate of state office holders uiid a new tilcnllons 111 the rear ol the Hun- shu and tlie Volcanoes from a bass
ihelr personal baJlou to the mount­ main Japanese force north ot Or- PVT. C. L. McELRAVEY British and Ainerlcaii troop.i have
Raclaa cupUat. Budnpc&t ctpotta In the Marianas, Tokyo said. Al­
ing llguiM whHn many hour* yei lliitcd S ta te s aenaVor. cunilni! via Turkey Mild there develop. The ' 1 from Twin been lost retaking slowly the poaltlons
most simultaneously, a Japim m im ­
remained before officials til b, of course, posslblv to clcct no Intention of declaring the ' b In action In they to a sudden and powerful
German counter-thrust west of th< perial headquarten communlQue
begin to tally the ‘ ;w »lfli« from lop to boiioni, but tlful. niy on the D»nubc an said Japanese olrcnft had attacked
probable.'''Both lnciimb<.-ntA for nsiafr enirav- border city.of Venjo, tile nctlon had American alt bases in the group at
President Rooeevtlt .... flMt and second congrc.isloiinl subsided, lemporarlly at least. Into
alter noon at Hyd# P dlsiricls are up lor reclcctlon — Stalin anUl In & war review 'esultory artillery duelling. dawn today,
Henry Dworaliak, R., firsl. hU troops hnd destroyed 120 Ger­ Admiral Chester W, Nlmitz, In Altlei Pres* AtUeka
hall. AI he did four...................

M A Y S E IR E M
man dlvlslon*-p«sslbIy iJOO.OOO

reo¥ I T ap
gave hU oecupaUon as “tree jfoir- Compton I. White, D., second. announcing the carrlcr-baied raid On the wntern front between
er.” Be taUea Cbrliimai trees on The only lncuinb«nt.i seeking re- men killed or capturcd-elnce the on the Manila area, said prelim­ Aachen and the Swiss border, Amer­
eltcllon on the sinle ticket nre A. H. Soviet ofrcn.iive began on June 23. ican and French troopi continued
Hodson vikUey uUte. Kc iaW 30 sMiU dwWoM were inary rei»rw showed that "much
~ l.arfe Tnmeot Chailiurn, R-. superintendent of damage" niis done In Manila har* U J pre.w their attnck* forward t<
A cold wind, coupled with threat- off In western Latvia. net; gains. The villoge of Herbe-
Nutbijih precinct, In Vance coun- enins skies, this memlng faUed to p u b lic liLstrucilon, nnd Arthur

IR S P E IA T E D
bor And at five airfields In the vi­
North Carolina, v u first in the Campbell, R.. mliiM Inspector. Clint- cinity, vlllcr, 11 miles east of Lunevillc, wni
countiy 10 report complete, m 21 keep voters of Tn’ln ntls from burn Is an liicumljcnl only by virtue . OIL storage orco.^ shops and.lu liken. "Several towns end villages
voters aU had Ujelr ballots in by marclilng to tho polls tn great of hlB appoini.mciit by aov. C. a. •gnrs were Iwinbod and wt allre _. fell lo the allied troops ot the sixth
10 a. H3. BesuU; 31 {or noosevelt. Bottollsen last ^^ay IoIIowIiik Uie Clnrk field, the mnln military Held army group In the Baccarat sector ' By JOHN M. HIGllTOWEB
ber — and obacrvers exprtwed the rfilanatlon ol C. E. Bobcrl.'i, Dem­ Only two weeks after recovering Immediately to tlie south. The com-
— — Itiat II Uie pace Is outside Miinlia, while gruund Instal- from wounds received In March, munlque reported the capture of WASHINGTON, NC7. 7 WV-Mar-
Bouth..«here voting In preMdenUal talncd throughout tlie d a y ......... ocrat. Intlons also were damoRcd heavily Pvt. Clardcnii shal Stalin's frank discussion o f .

B! m o , KILLED at nearby BatanRos, Llpa, Lcgiuipl Fitlls, n s killedL. InMcElravcy,

Tuylor Supported Twin Vacquevllle, Bertrlehompe. La Chap- Japan as an aggresslre nation
elections often Is light, reported an the heaviest votes In history will Infantry action elle. St. Rcmy, Nonapiit?llM and L»
unusually heavy turnout at Miami. tiavc been cust. ti«ce. 'I1ic interest of IdnlioiiiLi lie In and Lubang tlcldi. brought renewed speenlatlon todisy
three niecs—prcsldentliil. »cnrtlorlal In Italy Oct. 16, friends here Icnmcd Selle.
Atlnntn, Birmingham and eUewhere. At least one voter. In <,500 Planes, Deilroyed Tuesday. that at the strategic moment the
Bnllliiiore and Norfolk, big war staiiccs, was attuidlng at Uie door of nnd gubenintorlal—and in 1940, JEROME. Nov. 7-AI Perry, ii. The Husband of Mrs,
Enemy resistance wns more stub- Soviet union will mske available
More iliiin 100 enemy planes »yiv
ccntera, al«o hnd heavy votei. eacli or Tft-lii Pnlls’ 19 iwllliig places may cast more votc.i for senator and Jerome laborer, sius killed Instantly . ‘V "'' •;.... bom In the Vosge.s mountains wc.st
Elrnvev. now. living al Welser. Prl- of Gerardiner, but there also ad- some of Its resources lo the aUles cf
Republican Dewey and Denioc when 8 a. m. came. It was ' ' governor than for Prciltlcnt. at 10:IS pjn, yesterdoy when struct Uie Paclflc-AsloUc war.
Jioosevelt, In eleventh-hour me. A feature of Uic campaign Is the by R tar while -iralWrta In the etn- »iniCTdieH8m j7 ?np:mn«--B^^^ • - -........ ........ U t l. ' range aU the way from
few mlAutes atterwardt, In challenged Uie third fleet's lighters Twin Pall* two years ago and
ABea to Uic country, agreed that... active* support given to Glen H. ter of highway 30. about one niUe reported that "In the Maritime Alps ......... .. bases to full partlcipaUoD.
matter who wln« the presidency. It Tnytoc, Uie thrce-tlmc Democratic • of Jerome, Sheriff Lee S. John­ during tlielr first sorties over Clark sent Qvcnsea-s In March. Wounded we have made gains al several But that help wlU be forthcoming
Ja supremely Important to a dfmoe- way "the .wind Is blowing” caiidldale for senator, by formerly son reported. field, bur S8-of them wfte-shot li»-acUou July. 16J i e remained In an polntsr.and now-UoId- high-ground las'lonrbeen assumed by Informed
lukewarm nrjd even cold Democrats. down. army hospital iiiitll tlie latter part along the Italian frontier." persons here and StaUnVi direct ref­
rney at war to pile up a huge vote. had unUl -after 7 p. m.. wi Perry died of Internal Injuries, J.
Call* for M Million potU close. Tliere Is no doubt tliut the one time The bag of I9t planes rahed the of September. AWot these ground opeiallons erence to Uie taclllc enemy ws
Said Dcwcy In his cicctlon guitar-strumming cowboy-actor R. NVllty, Otnune county coroner,
said. OUicr Injuries Included frac­ unofficial loll exacted by American Before entering service he v close air support. While heavy bomb­ Interpreted In that Ught
• • t Albany; nelesBC Aulhorlitd turned war worker, secured (hat forces In the Padfle since Aug. 30 employed by John S. .Klines, cc ers eontlnued the tremendous blows Russia will make up her mind a_
'If cvtryone will vote, there At that time Uie Judges and clcrks support by dropping the Implements tures of Jnw and right leg.
The driver of the car wliicli atruck to 4,SOO. comprising US3 shot down tractor here. Immediately prior .. against Germany's heart which have to when nnd what to do, tliere being
bt> no danger to our country. are nuthorlrcd to give.out llie total of his former profe.uIdn. Pcrr)', Cecil Donnell)', also of Jer­ in combftt. 3.60i destroyed on the his Induction lie wan inorried. When Bhattered all.records for sustained no evidence In any quarters that
(Canliewtl act Pk(« t, Ctliaik 1 counted up to Uiat hour to the press . Ills opponent. Oov. C. A. BottoU- ome. was not htW. ground and 2S3 probably dcuroyed licre he lived nt the home of Mr. aerial bombardment tn the last tour Stalin has communicated plans
and radio. In the Times-Mews edi­ uu, a newspaper publisher, cum> or damaged. and Mrs. John Kulilmati, who were days, medium bombers and fighters regarding Japan to Washington a n d
Sherltf Johnson said tho accident
torial rooQU U will slgnul start of t. palgncd on his record of ncconipllsh- occurred bctwwn a canal bridge and Ntmlu' communique alM reported Informed of his death. went after close-ln targets of enemy London. But allied aulhorIUes..and...
task Which wlU carry tar Into the tnents as a two-term governor and a railroad crossing, on lilghway 30. new raids on Tori»hlma, an bland Survivors, oUier than ills wife, In­

J E Y S IA T E S iy
particularly those in Washington,
night—(or armngcmenbs have been former legislator. • ■•It's my guess,” He sold, ■'thot east of Paramushlro In the KurUes; clude one son, itls mother, Mrs. hope no action wUl be taken pre-
made In every precinct of the eight Healed nivalry Kuratku Z&kl. on the MUlhmi tip A nna McElravey. -Neljrasltft: one irely.
Magic Valley counties to get the vote Tlie rivalry between the governor Donnelly did eveiythlng he could of.Paramushlro; Chi Chi Hltna and sister and one brother, For In some respects, Russia's po­
in for tabulation os soon as poulble. candidates—WlUlflm H. Detwcllcr, to avoid hitting Perry. Tlie driver Hnhu Jlma, In the BonUi islands;
Fruit, Vegetable sition In northeast Asia is even .

S I G ELECTION By 8 p. m. the first results will R.. and Charles C. Gossett, D., has ing WM Blowing down lor railroad cross­ INFANTRYMAN MISSING
bllnkeia at the tltpe of the ac- Y a p Uland, In the western Caro- more vulnerable than Japan's. Her
be tabulated but, of course, then been Intense, Both Republican and cldent PAUL. Nov. 7—Infantryman Wen*
wUl be Incomplete precincts be* <C*alln««4 cn t Cfttsiu 1
Tlie car was under control
rate of speed."
lines; Wake bland and Marcus Is­
land. dell McLean has been missing tn
action in Italy since Oct. 16. his
Price Top Fixed territories In the Maritime provinces .
and ICamchatka peninsula appar- .
Dy The Aat»cUled Preu causa Judges and clerks will not ently would, bo .dUflcult to defend—
...................., — jnoiied an In­ fatltcr, Fleming McLean,, was. In*
The war niay throw previous prts- have had time to finish their task.
W ith Uie Tlmes-News and radio quest which convened at 1 p. m. to­ In event tho Jopanm were In posi-
~ - Idenllal election Indleatora oft line, staUon
b u t these stAt«s bear special watch- returoa wUI iCTPI cooperating;, election day.
Peny Is
,
survived by a brother.
Woman Dies in "on to react strongly;
Russia's Paelflo plans *111 b e e tle
be up to the minute and '*Dce^-lf-'
1T»F to today’s eiticUon;
The Atlantic seaboard stales of
numerous. Returns tabulated by the Art, who lives In Jerome, and two
dnuRhlera. addresses unknown. Fire, Fearing ....... c f f ^ ia--
New York, PcnnsylTsnla,.N» Jer Tlmes'Newa election stalf will be ThB hftriv w»< tafcfn -lagh, prlec p.incl c22."lrtnan thrown further off balance by in- -
rushed* to the' radio: station for
broadcMVaV-Jatemls.---------- itAltffiPLTfB war price tmd ration board. temal difficulties and enemy-at-'>;
* The “bonler’-TtitS of KeatucJcy. No Store may sell tl»e listed fruits tacks. Russian bases would support
MarylantJ. MlsMurl, OUahoma and Tw » Wbet and vegetables for more Uion the heavy air assaultsjm the. heart-e( -
West Vlr^nla....................... Two Assocl»ted' Freas wires will •NEW YORK. Nov, 7 W.fO^-VoUhg OTLAND. Catlf., No-,k 1 <IU!>-Mlss SAVED B Y SUDSURINE cotiununlty celling prlccs, which are Japan; Russian porU,might ia e lU i r
New York's electoral vote h u been rua tliroughout the night at the Ajnerlcons Mabel Dunconson. 67. whose fear posted In.all.grocery, atores. tale an assault on ths.'. eniamj^li.o
i n the loser'a column only three ITmes-News offices.-: One will carry the cwnplexlon .today are determining
of the senate which
Boad to Berlin of lire WM so great that ihe built
a completely fireproof home nearly
EMEBSON, Nov. 7 - Reported
missing In acUon ofUr an air attack Celling prices are oa follows: northOT flank. ' .................. ’ • •
times since the ClvU war. PennsyU statewide labulatJou and the other «m be caUed upcm to raWy the over Baroto. B talf SgU T. W . Borttp Ban&nas, bought .to hands, UH
vnnta broke »way from the Be- wlU handle national stories, A peace treaty marking the end- of 30 yeani ago, perished yesterday in cents a pound;. Texas grapefruit,
pubUeans only twice since leM, k»* bUckboard will list resulu at Uie World war U nnd to decide the ,ByThe,Ui«eUledPre«*. flames which gutted the steel and
1—Western front: 301 miles (from concrete structure.
and five companion* were rescued
)T a U. B. submarine. white, eight cents a pound; Texas Nazi Paper Says'
in g for RMsevelt In the last two business office for oonvenlence cl extent of American partlclpntlon in westofDitrcn)........................... The sub took Borup nnd the five grapefruit, pink, g>4 cenU.a pound:
elections. The United ulDs W rken’ watchenr . Neighbors- said -Uie interior-ex­ other bomber crewmen to Australia. Lemons, i m cents a pound; *I>xas
vote may be «n importaDt factor Likewise K T F I will remain on the a postwar intematlonaJ cooperative S—Russian front: 394 mUes tfrom ploded Into an'lnfemo which raged 'Vtixgf hatS been shot down over the oranges, live pcunds, M cents. NEW 10R K .H
- in the Keystone lUte. Massachu* air throughout the' night, •' organtzaUon. Vistula north of Wareaw), within the walls. SumHindlng Tablestoek potatoes, U..& No.-'I.
Tlilrtyflve Mats are At stake In >. 3—Italian front; U7 milea (from shrubs were not even scotched, Tho ocean and spent a considerable time
setta w d New Jersey, lUce the other . in Twin FtaUs this -‘ today's balloUiiff. While fhe Repub* southeast of Bslogns), In the water before they were res* size A, live pounds, 91 cenU;.U. S. denblatt:yestaidayiSS*5^«?rtw^-^^^^
- two, tuve been dossed gs doubtful ters" a t a crcuss*«ectl..._________ Ilcans themselves ((Id cause of the blast w u not known. cued, acedrdlng to a letter from No. 1 grade, Hva pounds. 20J4 centa;
states thU year,. said th at they believed the vote expect to ungraded and u - ' — *'"■
Borup to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
* * * * would be heavier than in i m At win control of the tipper hpuse, they Tf. I*. BOWp; pprodMttfceata.^ not be aMtmtd “tha^jgiPBatlnhTtozi!;- • '
one preelnet, No. 7 at 141 Blue Lakes are confident that they ore placing _32ift.»ergeant.sald-hjU-i!aUrtehf
-i^Election-Fever, boulevard n o r t b .it ----
putrn'two'extra
NavyGhost^SM p H()nie7^ifter“^ except for shock and exposure. He
did hot say whether he and the five Terrorists Blamed A.Bayreuth paper
IndleaUons'as the polls opened were
others were the entire crew of his
Touelies London Uut they^woMld-tlie Republicans
wW have atleost ^.senators, seven F m B a td « 8^ plane. ’ • - In Moyne Killing
short of a majority. However, with CAIRO, Not. .7 w ^ e w i s h •ter-
F L A S H E S of the help of antl-new dear Demo­ PHILADELPHIA. Nov.^7 W — passed..under her and enemy.al> rortsta astasslnated''Lord Moyne
Itw a*ntUke»aythlni_________
crats, the. senate OOP could come The navy’s "ghost'' ship came home craft had raided her U tines, but
.er-not-a-nun-bsd-been
28 Kansas Totos Stitlsh resident minister in the mid­
L IF E jttterdiy; dle'cut; ;r u E t tt d a y n o t ^ ^
Onlted States — hut th#: BrtUsh.
eat«hlng'tbS'fever,'were ‘ make with other powers.-:
wSd
lThe',lo,000*lon
killed or seriously wounded. I n ......
cruUtf PtaUadel* than two years tn the .Medlttrra* " G ive Dewey Lea^d Ulnliter W lu t w dh ur^-
, j>oUn« Amerlami to iik. what they CLASSIFICATION. / . The senate race is being watched phla. dubbed *the OaUoplng Ohost nean ;theater. ths ship, which the TOPEXA, la u t ., Nov. 7: «v -in - in said,Id Lttulon;tbat he;.h»d;iu
. thought about the outcome. ' < Intently today because It was that of -ths SlcUUn cout," after, the nails Sice reported destroyed, had complete unofficial-retums from 38 ottlelal inlormaUoo: BtTlng.a: e lu a ^
: s tm i and Stripes, the offlcUl 0, Bi Y0 NKKR8, N .:y ,N o »., VW altef ‘ vhlch; 34 ago and-tmder j| ^ a ta i^ o ix ijm ly - o M .d a n iu w ofciths;.:a,WO-pr«oliioM-ln-KaBi«a* W the'D utU m -tertturuuK B Si.^
ftrmy neonpapet pubtlibtd In-Un^ OmeKKl,rolaaalfled-as a "alb at- --- r-elretnnsomeeirTCUltieffThe ave, for Pres.’ ............ ............ or fliln>*lt*<authcindilp..riE' ' "
— donnras'prepartnr-Wput-Oil'*ii' tender" a t aTatarjrtoD tlrertftblutC League'ofi<Natlons and.-refused to five battle stars on hec b r ld g e ^ t , “For two days we ate>duit and aoaevelt 1A9T,. .
extra edlU<JO.-‘ T l» Anirlean.reites will have (he a a n a elassincaUoD at ratlly-.Uia'.Versallles treatjr.: ' ' - wJtbout,a__*cratch t m - b e t ! ^ •• .-Tba^rctumB-are-from'ths-larger
,. jietwortc. ,t iw ; n d l Q b rp u ^tlnc booie^ B is wlfs-'saTe birth (o' trliH- WhllBXS-mts' are belnff 'fought ^HoiMlorTiio iimrtlmfl staieelher towna In the-atate: Wh^i'iPatehcn
,, to troops In t o to iV ilv lets, two girls a n ^ b o r ; -' --: ftr at the,p«tei 38 senaton are_be- 193S shakedo^ qvlie, theJ^ghOtVT. Oart-qMen;rQooeord..N.-H..<Mcii» (or-«aodldatwrnn9-iottoiiax»-:.ttia;
In t^e lM tM ^^dlw a tseletdnsTone had .H m ttinugb flrt.'tnajor cam* ,ttve offlow. n iw a v a got out la seU Tot« t«t«l( «s:.tt»}r;are.counUd.'r'r
senatorvidt'serre .• o AnlvV
^ V .iim
until *>tinft paigiUr^wrthlvAblca;. Slcily.-..a.6a]r d*fenat,'aad:u»:c^*ihov«M-ber
U l:‘OBXt
sdpoU U dau tafoxbelet^vlU ' - ,5»)m.'th*:«eat.vacated: • " erho. Auto and-,southero> Fraoce: had.benivaaebortd only » n n X B B 8FBAK8 'TOKoiaROW
th e varr « o r :n ypta'v a mloor isnia ber-matn batttty.or *lx*lnch gun*
bad'-bKKdr»MO'R»sd»M)r'inarf Ip eaim home (ot %miUna
«tenr than 4N tons otmetal-at the.-tn*
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^ W H
Pi(i I
i from her son, Bgl, Lloyd a . Mllb.
th a t I wn fUT(v-becau;f I firmly M ills for Injuries rcrelvcfl diiriiig llon f>( Jspunese planes nnd ajitJ-
bellsve In th« ettrnol rtghuieM
tAe people."
6 ^ d Roosevelt In lalk >rom
Hyde Pujk;
"Our twys are counUni on ui u
ehow the rw l of the world ilini oui
k ind of govemmeni l» the btst it
Ihc irorirt—and tile kind »e pro­
pose to keep! And so vticn ouj
people turn out at the polls tomor­
row —and r sincerely hope iliic ii
will be fifty million *itoiig-ilif
world will rcA])eci our dcniocrBcy.'
FHK Kiimi »p
nooseveli summed up nt gOBls foi
Americans:
8 our
/Iflitlnjf I rtlJ) iltr]
a t the earur.M momfiii. to ^
a ll luve honorable Jobt, i
creaio a world peure orjsi
■whlcli will prevent uiij i
Uora ever coming upon iis
Dewey lllte« '
of horns :
- Hint I)
' »
i?oospvelt 1
w e"n « T a
u lll mokf 1
speed victoi
ctory and lo build il
n illp n im fionr
Ami ihii* Ihf cnmpjigii
u lth peace-snd-victory calls
b oth sides. Thcr.. » ss « qultl
w l of the ^ moru^ extreme a
a n d forth In America’s Dig slio'i’ llial
comes ever}' four ycsr&.
A l tile end. there Kas not ever
. • n y continuanca of Uie bitter pollt-
• le a l argument over tji# fact that tho
- C IO political aotlgn commltu« haa
'lo u sh b lor the fourth («nn. Earlier,
t h l i bad brought Republican ehargea
th a t ths D«inoent« hud k M out t< DenJocfJtlfi hM dquarU ra ccwen* youth Vl/I tjc s e n t to th e U. 8. na-
th e PAO, and Dtmocratlo conlert' trn te d on th o gubcmatisrlal contest. val scfldemy. AniiapolU. Md., lo Caneludei Furlaugh
tions that the Republicans wsr< Both men o re farmers nnd both work toward h is commission. Ptiim
demonstrating narrow pre|udlct.
Hon
T he F
dldates't wife and his moUier. Mrs. hlm.ipll. VeKtcritny, the B o is e
George E Dewey from Owosso,
Mich., wore with him for the Im-
p e rta n t day. Oov. »nd Mrs. Dewpy
traveled from Albany to Kew York
City, their legal residence, lo
th e ir votes In.
A trip In Uie other direction
M rs. Roo«evelt‘s lot, she haring gone ,-otc will approach th at of IBiO
t o N » v Vori; last nfght for a party iioufft (Jt« s u ite tiM losi much al it hisAndfsree.
i o r Oenioerallc staff mtmbera and lopulatlorj to war centers and thi student at Moscow an d a t T
volunteer vorken.
T or ilr . and Mrs. RooMvell, their I volet of 300,000 os compared lo Falls
poUtng place was again the Town Iho 234,000 vote* cast for Presli
h a ll In Hyde Park. Their d»U|hter, In 1D40, 33(1.000 cast for *onator
M rs. John Boettiger and grandson. 33B.OOO east fo r governor.
Jo hnny, fl, were the onl^ fawJlj'
(DeiDber* a t the Reosevek home.
Petitions Entered
For Two Estates
PeUtfon requesting determination way soon a n t) work Jn IJ couiitlcj!
o f details In the Inheritance of the
« 8t*te ot Ro&» U c Todd, who died
U ec. 28. 1M7. has been Hied in iho
tlaford.
Property JnvoJ«d InOuits roaj
. w ta tfl southw ut of Flier. Judge C, Camas, Ada, Coasla, Elmore. Oood-
A . BaUey Kiheduled a hearing on the tnB. Jerome, Lincoln, Minidoka and
m a tte r for 10 a.m., Dec. U. Attorney Owyhee, counties. >4e will attend a
.fo r the petitioner la J. ii. Sheriey, school of Inslrucllon a t 6 n |t Lnke lil.s (llirhariiC dated Nov. 3. 1014,
B uhl.
H etrt listed In the pelltlon in­
clu d e four sons and four daughters.
R o y Texas Ttodd. SeatUc. Walter i
A M «n Todd. Kimberly, Nev.. Paul
H an ry Todd, aervlflg oversois «1th
t h a arnied forces. Bugcni Isaee
T o d d . CaaUeford. Mamie Lou Own-
b ey. Filer. Carrie Mae Halverson.
X lm berly. Besele Francis Lowe. Po- T w in Palls attorney, has been Sept.n, 1941. n n d to ie d n t ihe Pre­ City. Utah. He b recovering from
cnMllo, «c(t Ofadrs £l(a K arri' g ran ted a divorce from Mrs. Dor­ sidio of Monterey. C alif, rtie en ­ JnJurJfi lustilnrd w h en he >
B uhL
A petlUon for letten of admln- represented th e plalnUff In the ac> City,
le tratlo n »ag lljed yeiierdsy by tion, withdrew Ihe file*.
M r t. Roxla A. Oellatly, Kimberly. In
t h e m atter of the estate of James for divorce Irom Perry Davidson
W . Oellatl}-, I ................................... w hom she m arried in 1M3. Orounds
X>ec. JO; IS37.
Heir t* th# e su te, which U valu.
e d » t |3,ew. is the widow.
S o rl E Walker, Twin FalU. li
• tto m e y Its the petitioner. Probate
J u d g e 0. A. Bailey echedulid the
lie arln g for Nov. 30.
The Hospital
-‘llinerTency beds only wart aval],
a b le a t the Twin PaiU county gen. th
e r» l. hospital Tuesday aJumoon.
ADMITTED
M rt. J . c . Smallwood. J. W. Ooert^ tim e.
and Mr*. Jtineg Harding. aU of
T erm Falls; Sandra Lee Bilnnett,
E aselton: Mrs. James ?. Keegan, in f a n t d au g h ter o t Mr, a n d Mrs,
K im berly; U 117 Phillips, j
M d c a rl Oman, Yoat. Utah.
.......M rt. w . R . McMillan. Eden; Roy Wednesday
E . Fourtker. Twtn Palli: Ba**eU se t Memorial park. Services will be
Lowe. M urtaugh: V ts. Fred Helde-
m w . KUaberly; Mr*. WUlUm U ed. u n d e r direction of the W hite mor­ Ej'fjlone, fo rm er residents of Flier day Saturday,
T ft-ts Falls; Mrs. Emery'Johns and tuary.
BOS. Hollister; Mrs. Loraa Sterens
mad son. Hansen; M n. Olyds BJckok fo TWIN
,* a tf daughter, shohone; M n . be
CaTcnder and son, T » ln th e Held
Mr*. John Sudden and w n. th e Rev.
H ollister; Ktrs. Fred Stombauab and term en t wlU be In tha Twin Falls
■0 0. B u h l . • .
WEATHER
. T o r X ^ Fails a aa Ticlnltyi Part-
• *y dotidy ^ U » «oatter«I ihewtr*
a e a rin c witb aodersta troal
TIMES-NEWS. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Monday. November 6, I 044
Two South Idaho
Soldiers Injured
M rs-M ary Mills. « « Fall* avenue.
SAILOR A 1 R D [D GROUND SCHOOL Seen Today APPROVAL GIVEN
twlce-woundfid itifantrj’mfto.
T h e mednl was ii»-nrded Serseni.. Por muklnc povilWc th e dftlnu>
Carl Cowlfi. Twin Palls, ha* gone S l/c Maty M. Harbert has com '
lo Botsc lo enroll in L ink's Business pleted a special course on n ave
college. ftvlailon operations given a t tin
m om
Aeroiiaullcsl ground i c h o o l
B x t r t n tii J g booths being hastily
c arried in to the polling place at
Swenson residence, . . sign th a t the
campaign's o ver-O ne of those One
, MEEOOPLEXES
Coming a s Just ono omen among
Naval Air suUon AnacosUa. D. C. classes, offered b>- Idaho Aviation, TiiouEand club letlere l>ing In gut­ many pointing to th e postwar oon-
th e Stcilliin .-Anipnlgn. Mrt.. ulrcr«K batlprles In tliP Marlnnm new flight operators at ihe Twin te r mud m Main and Becnnd street
h aa been Intocm td by Uio w»i Islanni, PC 3 c Ralpli EHton. T »ln ReerulUr Arrlven Falla municipal airport, will get un- slrucUon boom for Twin Palia.
8 gt. Nioma Witte h n s arrived Knives Taken so u th . . . 'Woman wearing high- building perm its were approved by
Fsllj, hii’' bi'crii n-.vnrclrd the lironw dePA-ny Wednesdny, Nov, 15, It was heeled sandiils Irom which peek red
sUr arconipanltMl h.v n rll.Hlon from nillingi, Woill., lo be stationed PrJc* H iird w e ccinpsnj’, M' the city council Monday night for
a i the WAC recruliliig office here. Main aveiiiie wesl, rcparUd lo po­ announced Tuesday by olflcials In p a inted toennlU and muddy toci three brick duplex homea by A. D.
-il»ned l)y Atlm. ClKSlcr W . NliiilU. charge. Employes a t county clerk's offlci
- " ir lf l c (Irrt lice ye.^ierrtay the loss of a box con- Bobler. T w in Palls contractor.
Il<-lurni lo OcKidlni lalnlri* live kiilvei., Uik«n from th e ir 'S ilo of the cIa.%iM, which will b* the. Job a t 7 a. m, to aaiwer phone Each would be 40 by 3B feet on
H^fivfd hr) e by h held Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday call«, and busy from then o n ,. . Je»n
ind Mri>. Rnj Mr*. Qludys Wllllnmh ha* con­ store late yefcterday. and Tl)iut<lsy nlghu of each week,
lots on Ihe noriheost com er of
cluded a ritli with B etty Clements. D lnkelacker taking pity on Phil Sixth avenue east a n d Third nireot
Twin Falls, and re lu m e d to h e r Two LIrenaet Issued Mill »>e announced later. Students K ington's clumsy attempts at east. T otal cost of th e three was
111 have Uiclr choice ef attending
home In Ooeatiig. T»o marriage license* were Issued ntedlea-otk a n d tewing button on his estimated a t 113,000.
here ye.'lerday. Couples receiving IU 1 (fie Monday and H’ednesdsy co o t a t C. o f C, office.. . Huge lesf. As w ith o th e r perm lU granted, the
n ig h t groups or with the Tuesday
Knrm' (Kllclsl them arc; T Sul. KrIlU C, CorthcU. 13 Vi Incheoji across, on downtown Bobler structures w ill have to be
t OIrslor, Fnirlietd. Duhl. «nd Rulli Peierson. HuKi:r- snd Thursday night groups. Materi­ d e s k .. . And overheard; Man. rsrln approved by th e W PB before build-
al covered on Monday nlgh’s to one
man. »nd nichord Qrsf. Hcyburn, up In cafe chair and ahoutlng la n begin.
>lrfl(!i| thereby making poulblfl and Lujean Hogte, Burley. ? ro u p will be covered agan to the •'H E y i” a* another starts out
'heir d'H nictlm i. H« spotted a n ti. o th e r group on Tuesday nlihts and her p erm its went to A- E. Mulll-
lU’crsli U iic rlcs which w ere *ub^e- w rong hat. . .. to rem odel « house a t 53S sec­
Ralurna llama the material covered Wednesday ond avenuo weal a t a cost of »300;
/if'trovpd by liih sh ip * jjun >)ight« w]}] ba covered again on
Jamex N. Blnklty lina rctlimerf Co
Don’t Worry,
T hursday nights. H. O strander, t o rereof a gar*
A '" irijn of most of the mujoi Twin Fnlls from lola, Kaii., w liere a t H3 Sccond avenue north, at
he was called by the dcnlli of » kIs- Following enrollment and asslgn- oat of *380; to th e American
«s bililrj In ih e Paofic. Fire Coii' tar. Before coming homr lie nUio v is­ m enta on Nov. it. clalsis will '
Missing Boy
rolmm E«lon previously received Lutheran church, to remodel a
he purple h m r t for w.->ii»<le :« ' ited frlands and relathrn a i Kunuas house a t 400 Fourth avenue north,
iv,n. 'jan Bi'ie u h * * Ciiy, Mo. cost of »500; and to r . a . Mills,
subjects will be Dec. 18 with ei(am
Title Oranled
Mr and Mrs. W L Brown, Tfc’In
Inations on Dec. 20,
T h e o o ' of flight, aircraft main-Tells Mother lOve a two-room hulldlng from
ouiilde th e city lim its Into the
Sfhurgcr subdivision.
m T « ln Fall* h igh whool larkBon of the Hoosltr F'l Falls, W'ere gruniffl a decree to q u ie t ^nance and m eteoroli^ classes will BUHL. Nov, 7 -"D e ar Mama: The councllnien approved a $Ji.7.S
title on property in Filer yesterday a r t Jan. 3 with rrlvew on Feb. ftD o n 't b# worried." wrote U-yesr- vaier bill which was worked off and
If u o f at ppiu-l Harhor >mp,iiiv. and Mri^ Jacks; m d final examinations en Feb. 7,
5 bomblnj. H r nijn took iiriifrt from tndopenrtcnc in district court- They named M e r­ old LAwrence King, missing from illowed all bills for October.
rill C. Basslord. ri al. as d e fe n ­ T h e courses will be under th» su he ro olnce l « l Wednesday, In a let'
dants In th»lr complnliK, pervlslon of Earl T. Allen, certl te r from O ntario. Ore., to his o'.otn-
Heated ground school Insiruetor, er. Mrs. M arie Owen.
Births Announced form erly ullJi Stnl-a Fo/a Junior Pre''lo(tsJy bellieea to Jjave been
> Csllfernia
Mr. nnd Mrs R W. Btratton, Tv.-ln college and Nevada Aviation, ELECTION
Sept Picked for Esther .‘ilart;. who Is emplov«i by He Is also a commercial pilot
e so^Ul J'ctirltj board In Fresno, Falls, are parents of a son b orn flig h t Instructor, He Is a graduate
doing h a rv e st work somewher<
celly. the boy has been the ol
RETURNS
illf. Ii«.' i--iiirliirtPd 11 iwo.week Ttusday at the T«m Falla county of th e University of California with of a statewide search by law
.\nnapoIis Work
siiifps mm Aobury Park. N-
on of Mr. hiicI M i
n Fftlla. left h e re .. .
ra'lon wiih h<r p a rents. Mr. and hospital malernlty home. Mr.
«lurn te Utali
fjh'-H.
Mr. and Mrs. Dnvld D. Alvord »nd
, leave following his children, Margaret Ann n n d David. Blrtli Announced
)r., have returned to S a lt L«lce
Mrs. Ji-ese Prrklns, Horellon.
parents ol a son born Monday a t edueotJon.
Ihe hospjis) maieroliy home.
two years post-graduate —
Grandson Watches
CpI. and Mrs. Clarince Ivsi l u p p
forcem atit offlcera- T he UHer.
todoy,"
■
celved yaaterday, contlnuad:
"Z am fin e , PJeaie don't btII
me because I am going Into O/egon
W ritten o n Hotel w eiser staUon-
ery, the no te Was apparently pinned
T O N IG H T
I n B o th T h e a t e r s
E N Jov A G o o d s h o w
Wn iL E G E T T I N G COM­
PLETE CONDENSED BE-
iH Oity after » brief visit with M rs. -re the psrents of a dsught*r, R u th
FolloWng on e lg h l-» eek course at D. D. AU-ord. mother o f Mr. Al- EIol», who was bom OcU 21 a t
FDR Cast Ballot T U nNS . . .
<rr»a P«f« Ont) tlie N(n- Jerbcy naval base, tlic vord. oulbank, Mont,, according to w ord H Y D E PARK. N. Y., Nov. 1 tffV- Police C h ief Hal Cunnlnghsm,
received by the child's grandm other. Plve-year-old Johnnie BoetUgcr got w h o has b een conducting the In­
Mrs, Stella cox. 'I^ln Falls. Cor* a closc-up lesson In voting today vestigation locAIlj'. described him as
Pvt. Cisrcncf nudley reium ed porsl lU pp Is serving with the , from nn old hand when he watched " tslli allm boy." He wus wearing
iivo len'fd in ihc Jdoho legWslurf. the Chlc,.»o .scliool he • • Tuesday 10 Onisrlo, C nllf.. w here forces somewhere on the E uro- hu grandfather cost his fourth term lealhef c o a t and brown corduroy
The weaiherman came wiiiun an strtllonpd with th e air corns, n front. ballot. p a n ts over a tan ptsid shirt when
_ jf of making n prcvarlrator rail of electrlcBl engineering <lcRr< etiKlneerliii spending his turlouith T tin low.hitlred yoimgster, wide, ho left.
I trii . Mr. I Mrs, Vltlled Sailor eyed with Iniercsi, was taken lo ihi
iihcrbiirciiu Iorvca.it mild wcath- alM p !fM tn i o t ifit AmerlcBj Mrs. E. O. Herrli-lc and her g ra n d - l>olllng place In ihe vrcsldeiillal cai
for today. U mined oil nlghl Uliiile of Electrical Engineers ut C. c
■)iidl'y.
■n, JUnmy IVuync Hcrrlrk. h;ive r e ­ Ritfi Jil.< grandp.irenis and his $600 Damages as
r most o f southern Irtnho, but Clilcaso. ScpL enlisted In the n At \Va>lilnit«n U, r . lumed from a San Franelsco vit,U m other, Mrs. John BoeUlscr.
akite cleared slightly by morn-
U ght fain was forecast foi years 'I? program iiflcr comploilng
st the U nlvirsliy of Idi
Y2 r Devs Dawn Collins, d»u*h- k'lth the boy's parents. 5 I c ond
ler of Ml and Mrs. E. A- Collins, Mn.. Charles L. Horrlck. Scainun
the Prpsldeni was voung
niiidmothrr explained the pn Car, Truck Crash
n o rth Idaho. ■S.1 iransforrert 10 Chicago tins completed her rec ru it iralnlnR HeiTlck has Just reiumed from ol casting 11 biiiloi to him, sn' FILER. Nov. 7—fimashlng Intu
Most observer* believe th at the In completed the w ork tc Kt Hunter college. Kew York c ity Pnclflc duty as a navj- i.rm ed •'the young m ust learn." s i., 10 .tide of n light pickup truck as
inri her »peclsllil tra in in g al s tlll- RUiird on A cnrgo ship, imd his wife him to Ihe booth to show him li turned le f t off highway 30 wen
honor grndiiuie, n n d an honor A'liier. Okla. Sne Is now stationed .a* v)/>Jijn/ liljj) from L<m A»i;el<'» 'oting machine. of here yesterday, a hcav? sedan
It Wathlnsion D. C. m th e bureau ■here she Is employed. t r r the President asKed him driven by Frank Orr, Buhl, and
irmed services. Tlie estimate Is for nrdn"nce. he voted. Johnny gave him ow ned by th e Mayfair Packcrs, Inc..
hljh school, he u-a» home .
leave for a week before leaving for Jaw Aaalfnmenl lung look, lull ol meaning, the w as damaged lo the raieni of ttoo.
Aahury Park. Uavp Ttiundar Lieut, u g .i aoidon H. C a thro. cri his Utile hand lonard hhi N either of tlic rtrlvpr.^ was injured.
In the grdduatlon Issue of the In- Lieut, ind Mr.v Robert C h n itla n - .po has been a navy flight Instnic- dldn'l vole," he snld. George E rhardt turned Ills truck
illlute't piper, a feuturc nrllcli Thursday fo r SaUnaa. or a l the O uuiii» h. I»„ navnl iilr >e nter iiie road lending 10 his farm
leir fon, Robblf. T hey irahilni station, will report soon to , Uie other vehicle c»n;e up on the
Tom Lloyd Heads
qaa(rd i^e boy a^ saying h t fnfeiirf' Call/.
»ork a* (vn engineer for a fro ire vt'lllnj Mr?. ChnstlBBsen'a He and Mrs. Cathro. Soldier Borrows
. nldllloiial im lnlng.
wUh ihoir son,
. - f t lo pass film. The impoct sent
th e light truck careening sidewnvs
»(t»r th e w ar and th en com- mother. Mrs. Olen W hitney. K im -
Census of Farms >ork tow ard a doclornte In hli oerly. and T»ln Falls frleiwi^. T lie RonnU. are here on a lO-dsv iPiive
stiallve of- . . his paieniB. Mr. nnd Mra.
Plane; Wrecks It in to u telcpfjone pole. Damage to tlic
tru ck was eeilmalcd n t MOO by Di-p-
field. The y o uth was b o rn in Twir D R Cathro, ami liK wife's p a rents, KANSAS CITY, Nov, 7 «>r-Army u ly Sheriff Ed Hall who InvestiRat-
Idaho’s a srlcu ltu ral cenaus, >ug' Fallj, and has lived hero n il his life ^ Ihe all cori» Matltmtil 1
!d every five years, will get under­ Mr. and Mrs. C. D. 'niompeoti, auihoriiles were searchlnii today for ed tlie collision.
a m nii In i.olrtler's uniform who ob- T h e entire front end of Ihe « • COLOR CARTOON
will center In a Twin
os annoim ced Tuckday.
Fnlla office. ItNavy Men, WAC Mrs. Elfle Camer>’ a
t .Sew Base !«irt«i .1 plane before
6fcoild Lleul. Woody L tloed. son davllgllt and crashed and burped side of Ihe truck. Deputy Hall s«
was wi Ihe Jrll WAR S P E C U L
LATE WORLD NEWS
A nnouncement was mud* by J
C. Capi, of th e depurim ent oI com*
File Discharges KauhlJh Imve teuiri:
homes In •'iniith pskol
of Mr. and Mrs. Diilfy a . Rcecl, 840 the c ra ft In attempting lo lake off
Addison avenue, lia.^ arrlvi-d a t Rosc- from Fairfax field.
entrance to Erhardfs fonii
t one-hnlf mils west of ihc i
merce. th at T . j . Lloyd. Twin Falls. tlirir sister, Mrs. H fleld, a base ol iiiei fcro'lnK vlio signed clearanci
t>e In ch o riB of the f a m censui n. air transport coiumund. pa p ers as C. I*. Ruiier, Kli
St. Joheph. Mo., according to tied from ijie scene
10 cauntlM of Twin FalU, Olsliie
■ijon recclvfd litre. He )s a l ____ according to Udil,
.MLvwirl base for an advanced iS le r . ermy public relatloiii
Ugatlon training coursc, A griid-
of the University of Idaho.
C ity Ihti week and will then i< nd luued a i th e navnriio.<ipltnI nt
Lleuleniinl Reed was an
with the Twin Falls flour mills be­
accountant DEEP CREEK IM crulung of wwkcrs ............
Geneva s te e l plant. Provo, Ulih.
n office In Tw in Falls. Brooks In Stales w ill continue al tho U, B. employ­
L ast farm census was staged In m Vslloy. Pfc. Wlllism Brooks, so n or . fore eiilbUng m 104J, lie has served
M rs. O. B. Wlilte bought property m e n t office here through Thursrt«y,
I3i0. aerald Montoroy Elliott, who sen’- ind Mff. IV. It. Brooks. I32i N inth Sheppard field. San Anlonlo a ir
1 In llie navy as a fU-eman second ft. Mild Hondo army air fields >n In B uhl and plans to have a farm A. J- Afecics. manoger, arinaunfed.
Ml, recorded lils dl.^cbnr8• Issued ivenue easl. telephoned h is parents ■xus. Hla wife, the daughter o f E. Sale Nov. ifi, F o r work In the Utah plant, which
Divorce Decrec for at Sun Villey Nov. 3 ,1B4«. Monday night that he h n d arrived
In San Francisco from A ustralia a n d Wilson, lives al !60 Eighth V ictor Miller Is again In St. Lttke's produces ste el parts for ships, tanks
a n d landing craft, as well ns artil­
Man' F, M otl. who guve her ud- expected hospital for medical treaimeni,
Twin Falls Lawyer ..•MS as Oakley. UUh. reconled her
Buthnell
to be
general
tran sferred
hnapltal.
soon
Drlghnm
to M rs- Emma Blent has gone tc lery shells, nppllcanls are being In­
BURLEV. Nov. 7 -H a rry Povey. dljclitirge from the W AC S dated lum bus. Neb., to attend the funeral terviewed by M. H. Anderson, com­
3-Weeks-Old Baby Of a niece.
B lllle BaMghmsii la hwe on
p a n y represcnuilvt.
Accordlnff to Meck-i working con­
o th e a Povey. E. L. Raybom, who listed July 13. 1644, a t S a il Lska robbed and stabbed lo s t Juna ditions In the plant are good.
Australis. Dies at Jerome lough visiting friends.
F r a n k Fisher has sold his farm to T ran sportation from Twin Falls will
be provided for successful appli­
JPIOMB. Nov, T -K athryn Is a ­ the B ren brothtri,
Mrs. Roilne Davidson filed lult Woman A bsolved of C pl. Arnold Furgeson and wife c a n ts. he added.
New Stamp Issue Blame in C ar Peath
belle Buckley, three - weeks - old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oeoi sro visiting h«r parents, Mr. and
M rs. E. E, Hays ahd l ib psrints. He , P 0 E 8 N T PAY *10! JAILED
Buckley. Jr.. died st 5 :« a. m . '
«r» e n tity . Will Go on Sale ^ ^ MOUNTAW HOME. 7 dsy a t St- Vttlentlfle's hospital a t Is atutloned lo California. Pleading guilty to charges of
O ordnn Bennett. James Wtlih and irunkennew Monday, J o h n R.
newest eu m p iS u e '-b r-th e - ' 2 ^ , V ^ ? s “ ''v ii? an Wandell. She was uken to the h o s­ B ith el Moore were deer hunting In Brow n, recently of Twin Fells, was
ostofftci.
postofflce d e o a rtm
departroent— e n t_ th «
o Ihrce.
three- VM pital Monday morning.
"MBKic Valley cent stamps honoring ih o 60lh an- Chstsebrough of blame i n t K T s u l ^ F u i T e r 3 r « r m r T f l tl'W _______ M r. and M es.. Howard Laurence
f in e d »10 by Municipal Judge J. 0.
Funerals nlveriery of th e mftllon p icture-in- p»desirlan death of M rs. Elisabeth :30 pT m. Wednesday a t ihe W iley aro th e parent^ ef a girl bom * t
dusiry-'WllI go o n sals in Tw in Falls ■AT'Mwiro,' M*y«*rrol?L M ountain funeral home chapel with the Rev.
Wedneid&y. Horne plonMr. ' '— '— Harrey~Hirper:'JeTome- P resbyter^ •• B WendsU hospital,.,. .
Pcjtm uter M . A. s tr o n k The Jury, headed by Coroner p h ilo Isn e)jurc)j,.of/Jclsi}nr. Burial wjj-
the Oreen,.
TW IN P A U J5 — Funeral senlcei. termed the accident “un* FIP8T QI RETtmXa
fo r M n . A n n a CUtalMlh Frasier. 63. stamps. With a distlncUve design, avoidable." Bhtrlff Bob L«ve said be tn the Jerome cemetery. FLEinN O TO N . N. J;. Nov. 7 (;JV-
’Ul be held a t 3 p. m. Wednesday a t were Issued by the d e p artm en t In th i elderly womsn ste p p ed directly The biby was bom a t St. V alen ­
T he first 350 senlcemen's absentee
ne T«'ln F slU m ortuaiy chapel wit}' honor of the educsllonal value and Into the path of a vehicle t>eing tine's haiplial Oct. 15. Aside from ballots for Hunterdon county gave
e Rev. H. O . McCaUlster officiat­ the wsr assistance of th o motion driven by Mrs. Oheesebrough, the parents, •ur'-lvors Include a Bis­
ing. In term en t will be In ' Bunset picture Industry. ter. Joanne, and a brother. George floosevelt and Trum an ilO votes to
Even A fter This H a p p e n s ,
memorial p a rk , n i c bWy win Ut Itv Stamp collectors all o v e r the na> David, as well as two grandmothers, 130 t o r Dewey and Brlcker.
sta to a t th e m ortuary u ntu e expected to Mrs, George Buckley, sr.. and M rs.
' City Hall Will J . P. Partridge, both of Jerome.
A m e ric a n Women C a n ’t R elax
TWIN F A L L S-S errtcea for the
Close on Nov. 11 Candidate Sues
T ru m an D avidson. Van Buren Sergeant Chosen Twin Palls city offices e n d
stre et, who died a t blrtfi Sunday, Paper for Libel
municipal departm ents will close
n-lU b» conducted a t 4.-9D p. m.
a t the graveside in Sun* In Officer Class Armistice day. Nov. i j . the city
councU decided Afonday nJiht. HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 7 (ttPJ — A
FILER. Nov. 7—T/Sgt.- Robert D. T he holiday shutdow n of city $1,000,000 libel suit today charged
t^eitone; son o f Mr. a n d Mrs. R. D, dlvltlons win be for th e enuro the Loft Angeles Qiamlner w ith
"msllclously'* Unking Hal sty le s.
now retidlng In Portland, Ore.. haa T he city action, however, haa iSth Democratlo' congrtulonal can*
F A U A -F u n e ra l serrlcej been lelecKd f o r in fa n try officers' no bearing on decision of th e dldaie. With the Ku KIux Klan-
r Mr*. I d a Marllla Mead. 87, *UI candidate school In B risbane, Aus* Merchants' bureau to close stores In filing the suit In niperlor c o u rt
a t 2:30 p. m. Thursday in CrsHs, cu3l>- unlll iioca. T h at Actloo sUU ywterday, Styles, who adroJUed h is
White m ortuary c hapeh with Sergeant Eyestone l i u been . .. stands and the stores w ill reopen former membership, u id he ha d d e ­
o . U Clark oritclatUg. In ­ !ss since la st Msy a n d has been a t noon for convenience of Sat­ manded and was rtfused retra ction ( O c m j u T C s n i } c o > m v i. / r - i
ptracliute ortU lerj’m an since 1943. urday shopper*. of an article and a cartoon appear* i
' ...... the T w in “ “ ing tn the Oct. 38 edition.
ceroetary.
B U K Ir-F u n e ra l servlets for Ray­
m o n d K rlesb wUl be held a t a p. m.
Wednesday I n the Albertson funeral
ho m e chapel. T he Rav. Murl Jones
wiU officiate. Burial ivUl be in the W orry o f
B u h l c«met«ry. Announcing . . . .
JERO U E — Funeral ier\1eet for
FALSE TEETH
R a th iy a Issb elle Sueklsy. three' S U p p ln ff o r I r r i t a l i n g ?
weeks-old d a u g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. I
0 «0TS9 Quekley. jr., will b e held a t
3 3 0 'p ffl.' W 0a n esd ay -at the;WUey
fu n eral home chapel. The Rev. Har-
B U S I N E S S M E N 'S
v ty Harper. Jerome P r e s b y t^ n KMfwi and awuritr.kT boWInf plataa
church. wlU officiate. B urial wlU be
In th e Jerom e cemetery. F L IG H T S C H E D U L E - E v e n a fte r K i lte r B M e r M m e l f i h r o t ^ in ’t h e t p o n ^
'A t M r i c e n i o Q i n e n m m M t r t l ^ o n i a v i n g i u e d f a t s i n t h e i r .
LEAVE T W IN FALLS 9:15 a ^m .-S P E N D 6 H O U i« W BOISE _ _ k U e h en ^ B e e a iu t U t th e jap$, n o t t h e G e r m ^ t p ^ g ^
■/leva t f i M ie rrU c riti in to s u p p l y lu '- -
ELECTION RETURNS A R R IV E IN TWIX F .\ l Ls 5:10 p . m. ta 'lh o h a i il lio n poum Jt a year./ O u r f a t ealvcug J o b itnU .
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j V;-- TABULATIONS AT for Resenrations Phone 0 2 9 9 rJ4 n « * d 10 W p n u l l . U . M U o /m o B iilo w , im r f fc f a o , »yn-
7 ^ b e r .a M to d p i.th e i.m n $ i^
.. .S o k t t t p t ^ g w ^ U y i J
B R U N S W IC K ZIMMERir AIR TANSPORT ■ think i^ p e ty o u 2 I r t i n i p o i M
• ,T to jn w f f W
. a ^ p a i d fo r b y
a tid O P A ^
 Tuesday, November 7,1944 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN PALLS. IDAHO

s im o * lanipaigns for F^a

E BILL In Radar Training POPULAIi ON Shoshone Soldier
Honored at Party R E iE :L .I
: SE-TFOIIIIIEAIER
— 6H©BHONL.. . ..

N « Y ’SPOtL ThB Tn-ln Palls PMt of Oio

FARiSW S IIC T E O IE M held a t the home ot Mr, and Mrs.
Stowell. honoring Cpl. Rojor Free­
m an, Las Vegas, and Qall Freeman,
nursi-, St, Luke's liAspital. Boise. T n e R er. E . UtU e Rolls, «ho tu
A snttlcan Legion wtU meet wi«» Corixirul FTeeman will report to served as vlcor Ot th e Ascensli
oth er serrlc e organl*atlon.ii a t loits ^.TtB.oOO in the Isit fo u r years, tJie Lincoln, N eb, when his furlougb SplM opti c b u rc b ,’v a ( elected-!
Hew York— UiuaUy alrtnjs along a . m. In th e Orpheum theater N<w. depnriment of agriculture re|>ortcd ends. to r of the c hurc h a t a *i........
«tth the w inne r. Dewey could hord- 11 for ArmlsUce day memorul yc.<iertlay. ln«- of the veatiy y
Ir iKord Lo lose It. Roo«eveIt could Bcrvlers, according lo post The e.<tlmate showed th a t lost th e rectory.
probably g e t by w ithout It. it* m ander. J . O. Tliorpe. Jnnuar}' total of 23,530.000 prrsons H o w u th o only candidate for t»
electarol vote has gone ta the Vawr Tlw proKTftm *1H Include'. •Krie llvlnB on larm s. nRnlnst 30.- o ttlce . havloK been nominated 1
ttirte tim es since tlic Civil war. tlie o f colom by the Idaho state gunri' 2(iU,ooo the some monUi in i m th o Rt. Rev. Prank A. Rhe*. Bols
iMt Umo In 1010 w tirn It went to under direction of Lieut. Thomm <, Half of tlie decr<!asc occurred in a f te r the congregation voted a Se
HujhM Jinil W llMn won. New York Buoklhi. Comiwny K : the national 1042. llio bureau of agricultural eco­ w eeks ago t o change the slalui t
h u 47 e lcc tral votes, with 286 re- nnlhem, led by,W. W. Tliomas «lio nomies said, when m igration to war th e church from a mission to a pai
QUlred to elcct. will also lead the pledge of nllr. Industries and the armed force* waa Ish.
Penn^ylvtinla — A noib tt SoubUul Blnnct to th e ling. heavlf-n. BOV. Mr. RolU Is a graduate ot tl
ftatc that D cwcy mil probably need Prayer will be offered by Ll.iit, A breakdown showed t h e s e C hurch D ivinity School of the P)
to win. A Roosevelt mnjorlty hera O rn n A, Puller, American Lejmn changes In tlie last four year.s. cU lc. then situated In San Frat
mlBht put th e Pre-siclent over. The chaplain. A net l0.vi of I,S50,000 to the armed cisco. The school h as since bee
»t»ie lios voted Democratic In « Vocal seU-ctloiis. "We Pray forces; a net lou of 4.0SO.OOO persons c r u niEKUAN m oved to Berkeley. CoUf. '
pieiidentln] elccilon only twice since Peace" a n d "Rcct.<uilonal" will of both Sexes In all nges who either H o was ocdalned a detteon U
Civil w ar—in 1836 nnd IS40. .1 sung by h igh school sturient^ In- moved away trnni larm s o r who are HOME ON KimLOUGH 30. 1817, In S an Frtnclsco, and h
h u 35 electonil volci ttlLi year. chiding th e following: Marlon Her- living on plnee,? no loiJRer regarded SHOSHONE, Nov. 7-I!ome OD ordination os a priest t<wk pU<
Olilo uiid Illliiul5—Lkms by Dcwcy rc tl. pegpy l*orler, Shirley V«ii, as (arms, and a net gain of i,:C2,ooo fiirlouiih. Cpl. Dale Colennm U vis­ A p ril 28,1010, a t Tacoma, W ash..
tohW pmbnbly de/ent him. Barbara Burdick. Dixie Hliishaw, throiiKh the exces,' of b lrtlu over iting hLs mother. .Mrji. Nettle Cole- T h e newly-elccted rector Is dea
New Jorsey—Mljscd Uie winner’s EloLse P o p p l e . Caledonia Bnilry, deaths. of Uie Twin Falls deanery and sc
bnmltt/iRoii o nly oncc since 1B88— Mnry Jo jie Nrsby, IJolen t>chii(l,r. ENSIGN CLINTON I- SEPT C«n»>na CtilciiiasVs tisoihtr, Pmi). c retnry of th e missionary dlstrlt
Miss Prnnccs Pelirson, director, ulll Is serving with the niercliant ma­ : Idaho. •;
»'ciu to HuRhm In IDIS. nUhouith
WILkiii hulled Xrom th a t «t«te. l>e Bccompnnlfit.
. . . rnclneerlnc tr n d u a lr of the
tj’nlvenilty of Idaho nnd renldrnl
Prlncl|)«l address will be given M' of Tw in Fall*. U now In radar »nd
George Anthony rine. H e began his ministry at Sed>
Woolley, V/ash.. and has also se n
Californhi—A Dewey victory In
lhl< siutp w ould Indicnte a Bepub-
llcan sweep. V olets rcRl.stcrcd Dcm-
R . P. P urry. Tin- ^nnK, "Anicrli'w.’ radio traln h K at t l i r MlniiraDnlli.
will be led by W, W. Tliomas. imi.M .Minn., na v al alrlm or. iStufr m -
Gets Commission ed Episcopal churches a t Fuyallui
EUensburK a n d Spokane. Wash
comniiinder of Hip 'I'wln Pall.' FILEH, Nov. 1—aeorKo W. A n-, floor: It makes them harder to O rc n t Falla, M ont, and Rupert.
ocmile outnum ber Rcpiibllcani.
Mar>lt>nd—I ta popular vole hn; <'rlci\n Legion i>osi.
sravinsv Ouiny. Mill of Mr. nnd M rs. Qeomr lauHtSer.
Tiip.1 will bo played by Lleilleimiit \V, Anlhony hiu been commissioned
bfcii m the w inner'4 colum n In every a second lieutenant a t th.- grndun- D e a r F r ie n d s :
prfjIUentlnl contest since I8&8, al- Fuller.
tlcin exerrl.^M »t ilip a ir forre* D id >-ou sa y you needed s<
Ihoinh II* elcctornl vote wns Kplli Marshall Chapman will be n
Ensign Assigned M-hriol at Yale inilvrr.slty. He Is rated m n tl stationery? O. K , co

Iti IMM and JtWS duft to n clw e
vole And n peculiar law
tthlcli recjulrcd ihe voter to mnrlc
Mcli eiector'd name on the ballot.
Olil(y-ha* h i t the winner since
W2.
WjomlnR—ftlruiig nlonK with i
winner slticc 1800,
Mluourl a n d Idaho — Haven'
□ilMed slncc 1000.
Navy Ensign
DBCLO. NOV. T — Bulo Bnzley
Pickett, son. o f Mr. a n d Mrs. B. E.
Plckctt, Dcclo, uraduated I r o m
nnval re.«rvc mldshlptnnn school
Oct. 20 In Ihi; nuvY drill hall at the
Unlvmlty of N otre Dmne. He griid-
uiled a« nn ensign havin g fucce.ss-
tully completed the fo u r montlia
uainlnK «s nild.ihlpman.
Radio
Schedule
TUBSDAT
W*riTNI!Jit)Av'’
ol ceremonle.s.
Othfr .servlcc orHniitotlniu niiTi-
lOK with ilie LeRioii Incluile Veter.iii
of FurelKn Wars; Di.Mibltd Anifii
CAii V elernns; Spanuh Anierlcni
W nr Vetcrun.s: Daunhiers of iln nwlgn C linton l,. s e p t, Twin I
American Revolllllon; nuxlllarles n lia.s been triin.ilerred to the i
tlie Uicee orBWiliutloiis and Ladles air MulUm at Mti>x>f:<>txills. M
o f the G . A. R.
The th e a te r has been donated fur ins officer n t a Corpus Christi. Tex.,
th e obser\-nncc by courtesy ot the base, It W08 Icitmcd h e re Tuesday.
m anagem ent.
Five Hunt Soldiers
Dotnr a bit o( four-lriHed political ram palrnlnr. Mr. InkT. Falaerat
of (he canine world. carrlM lila "Keep Fala In the While Haujf" >l|;n Wounded in Action
Blonf itreett of SratU r, \V»lu HUNT. Nov. 7-Plvc'soldiers Irum ,'lon nl Brenierldii. %Vn.sh., last
th e Mlnldoku rclociitlon center huie Cfinber,
t>een wouiuled in action in K
lu-cordlnu 'o war di'partment
81 Relatives at gram s received by their families
FDR V ictor
Sibbett Funeral Tlic RoWlers are Pfc. .Selgo S
moyanm. 26. son cil Mr, siud i
In P o l l at JViivnil hcnlcrs lor Mrs. Alnie<ln Klhachl Slihiioyiima. I»rmerl>
K em , Wn-Sli.; Pic. Ocorge M. II .,
SIbbcii, 01, mother of Mrs. Aniiincln n.shl. 28. Miti of Mr. atld Mjs, Kluro
High S ch ool
LlIlvOlll, Twin h'lills, Were lielil
urday a i Clrnj.i Ukc, sue iIIhi t Haynshl. formerly of Portland: HIc,
Sellchi .Motoki. 23, .son of .Mr. imd
M rs. SelsMteo Motoiiv. tovnu'iV;
Scnttlc: P v i. HIchard Mneda. ’: l
Indicative ot a trend—you niinic It son ol Mr. nnd .Mr^. Rlklchl Manln.
—1* the "sirnw vote" mkeii in th e formerly of Porlland; nnd Pfo. Y»-
Twin Falla hlKli .school VCMortlii.v sh lto .Mlrutn. 30. son of Mrs, Sadaiio
nnionR studcnus In 11 tliuscs In
Aincrlcnn history inirt Mncrlciin
government.
Tlie Democrnli led In th r i«ll, I n -
flslar M n prt’^ldentliil ptTleicn(rf l.s
movhiK from Uicrc to Morci.n, Umh.
She was mnrrletl lo J;iiiiis SlUljrll,
Dec. 21. 1B7I. Ill MorKiiii. iind In
lB7fl moved to Auburn. W'ya. in
M lziua, form erly of Seattle.
S)ilnii>}’nmH uiid HayashI were
ouiidi'd O ct. 10: the oUurs on Ck-t
37. Shlmoynina. who wiw woimilcil
serloiuly. h a s three gisterb u
PILES?
s e t It. It's Usnoua “BK;-Rlte
To Radar Course ealloim. He will be ii-s.slKiu'd lo n
tncllcnl outfit where ho will be In
itAtlonery—100 abeete ot extra tfal
a irm ail pa p er and 2* special all
Tniliilntf 111 rndnr nnd mdlo rharne of mnlntaliilng communlcn- nuU I envelopes. It^s about the flne!
Lleul. Anthony atiended the Unl-
ver.ilty nf Idaho before entering the
1 th in g in airm ail staUonery weV
se en . Tbe s u p p ly -
Is U nlU d, ao g e t !
from his |>ost us a ssK tunt command- army in Jnntiar>’, ID43. o u rs today. J u s t ''
READ TIMEB-NEWS W A N T ADS. Twin K*lii. at S«».M6r Dtu»r’’ dolla r a box.
B y t h e v«y,
A grad u n ta of T w in Pulls schools havei you seem our
■nd th e University o f Idaho. In en­ chUdxen'4 b o o k
gineering. Ensign S e p t v,-as form er­
ly employed by Pnn-A mcrlcnn
»heU? If n o t, you
a re passing u p a
way nt Scnttlc. From th e re he ei
ed the nav y. recelvliiR Ills commts- good c h a n c e to
get ao m e d o n d y l
books for th e k l d - l
He Ls th e .son of M r. nnd Mr
II. Hept, T w in FalLs. D istinguished I t’s a noble blend,
dies. These booksV
sell Dt Uc e ac h, 31
• 1.00. All the
books the children U re here..
Plea of Guilty in as its n am e tliis O uitcrbuiyTca.
T radidotially fine in
T » e clrculfttion boss o t 1)100 0-
L lfo informs me th a t ;o u '» tU
Delinquency Case qu.-ilityl Rich and
s a fe in ordering O hrlstm u sub
scrlptions to both these'tlne maga
Henry Piiz. arrw ted by Sheiill W, lu sty in flavorl T ty ’ zlnea. Better hurry, though, l i n e
W, Lowery Nov, 5 a n d chiirKrd wlili
'encoiirnylnB the tieiliiquiiicy of C tm e rb u iy todiy.
a wtuUn’, a n d I t won't be long ti
can’t prcanUe delivery befot
R iiMnor," pleaded BWllvj \o ChrVstmas. InddentaU y, th e pub
Ccrt.iin lo sotisfy. lls h c r win se n d all gUt cards fo
rlianie yc.sterdiiy w hen he niiin nrNl
belore P robate Jud se C. A. Ballry. you. Olve m aBailnei for Chrlstmai
He was ordered co n lln ed to the a n d your w orries are over.
coiiniy Jail fo r 30 dnV-^. on condition “V ote as you please, but pleas
that any lim e aflc r Nov. 15, il it ap­
pears R.ai.siiio»uiy to tlie court that
nrranKcnienUs haie b<reii made for
IransportiHlim nl iln- delendnnt
......................... <i[ r ■ •
VS v o te ." Just t h is word In eoopemtloi
w ith the J u n io r Chamber of Com
m e rc e “G et out the vote” cam
p o if ^ . I t’s nobody's business whon
you w ant in office, b u t it's erety

concerned. However, th e Hejmbll-
ciini led fur most ot tlic mhcr o t-
Ilri'3. OI 237 Sludrnl.s ciiMiiii! vote.-i
(or the top o/Ilce In ih e seitpnil
ciccllon, 1S3 voled tor PriMdeiil
Franklin D. Roftsevelt »nd H4 fo r
Oov, Tlinnias E. Dewey, hi-'' nejm b-
llcan rival.
Thirteen more ntudenl-s were p rc-
t.ra^ Abb»—n ...
U, S. soniitnr.
of n total of 310 vote*. 1B4 voicci
tlic neiiubllcnn choice, C- A. l
tolfsen, and 120 cast itjclr vote
Olen }!, Taylor,
There was a mnjorlty of 100 vote.*!
. I the matter of voting for rrp re-
sentatlve In consrcss. H enry Dwor-
fliak, pre.^cnt Incumbent of the o f-
tlce, and Republican candWMt for
9 iVVnman of ArnerlcM office, polled 205 votes fro m the s tu ­
dents.
Mrs. Margari't Nielson left for
Ogden where jhe will fubiiilt to n
One hundred votes weaker wna
IB82 she moved to Oravs I.ake wlirre
she had lived (or ei yeat!. »uh tlw
fxcepUon ot three yeiii.< f|icni wnii
her ilauuhtor.s.
Sho wii.? Ihe ;nother of 12 clilldrcn.
sU of whom survive, incliidltiR Mr/.,
Lincoln; Mrs. Belle Ua-e, Ogden.
Uwlv, Mis . DcVlii Wftkcmnn nnd
Mrs, [5ulcle Corbitt, idnlio Kalis-
Sam Slbbett. Wynn, and F.irl Sib-
b n t. Sodn Springs.
Tlilrty.nlne graiiddillilfcii, 5 7-
Krcai-nrundcbildrcn a n d sc
Kiriil-Breol-^rnnficlilldrcn also
Vive.
DECLO
WAC.
TRANSFERRED TO TEXA.S
FORT D ES MOINES, la., Nov, 7 -
Pv t. Tlielmn Trimble, daunhter nl
M r. and M rs. Freil Thomas Trlniblc.
Kimberly. Ida., a member o
women's nrniy corps, recently led
f ir s t WAC irulnliiK center, here, for
d u ly wllh Uie army a t Fort
Hoaslon, Tex.
Registered
N U R S E S
(Jnterlrotyi
bo d y 's business to east his ballot
W e can’t h a v e teal democraey ]
e a c h ot us I s n 't a part of it.
I’az Is chnrn'-d w ith transporting
U-year-r-Id Klmhc-ily iiirl from Sincerely, •
r home to T-.vln Kall.s lalior cum]) J . HILL
d takliiK her into lib dwelliiiK
SAFEWAY STORES **Ibe a u r u lo e Man.'
lere only men were pre.sent.
n o s e 45S.1
A Lt NATURE PRBt>An$ FOR WINT6R - HOW ABOUT YOQ t
For winter transporiaiion. the SNOWSHOE
RAHHIT actually firowj h li o«n snowjhoej
in ilic ioro« o l lonfi. itiH liairs on hit feet ihii
improve h is "iraction." And niiutej csniou-
fluRe al^o tu r n i his extra warm winter rest
while for ofoieetinn.

...S XS.t»M<i. lo AbimIc*
CIO iCI.m McC«rthr'i SporM Dijnl
T*« 71m» Ui>Tjj>OTil»»
(:M IbllltiK Ithrlhm
tlis III. V. KtlUnborn—new*
iiM luiuu to ran-Amcrlc»
t;is
>:» Vl'tke up AtnFrk4
• In >K>r KrMr-« o/ Uutkil
»:« .Kr'Kri,,
till iHitVnnt o^^WulilnBtan—newt
w I lu".‘Vnd"u'^.^Kenk
m
IO:l> it>nl(n for Oincinz
lOiO iNUC n«wii
)l:M si,alni o«_____
HEW YOnK. Nov. 7 M ^ N o l «»lf Ih.
nttwcib an coins {ull.llll |nU> tlntlon gressman. second distric t, Dwor-
• Bl) UWttal
105 vcrtts.
major oi>criitlon.
Phil J. E\’»nj, Democratic canilldiite
Tlieodore Pttersnn spent t h e
for tJie tame office, who trnlled wlUi
oflt-end III Piwntello wllh friends,
Wanted
H. J. Jacobs .tj>ent the week-end In
Tile vole for governor picked u p
Emmett a ttendlnj lo biLilneis.
.. voter somewhere down tlie line, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Quansirom and
when the final u lly was made. W . family left Wednesday for their
K. Detweller, Republican cnndldntc /M tdical
home In Siwkane after spending the
for the lop itate office, polled 170
summer in Decto, e«d ( Mlxvd Floor
volca nnd Charles C. Owaett, ul.s
Democratic opponent polled 25 less
Dill Wll.son. serving with the army H js d N u i SurBlcal
in Collfomin, vL'Ited during the ,Em tr9»ney,(l.r
votes, or m . week a t tiie home of h b sister Mrs,
For those who are Intcrcsled In J S i. JE m trgaotruilthi.
Bill MatUiews. A siistan U ( O p tratln a room
Uis toCAl spread of votes cost for
all candidates on boUi tickets, th e
Democratic candidates polled 3,741
Mrs. Vaughn Wadsworth left for
Kotman. Okla., w1\k b j Uo will vlsU \ Scrub
licr husband who Is In the army. A lio © • n e r s l Floor N u rT ti/'
voles, while the nepubllcdns trailed Haroltl Hill has returned home
vlUi 3.120. DiyanJ Night
from Oregon where he has been em­
FDR LEAPS AT DIETRICH
ployed.
Mrs. William Jl^ u n and daugh­
THAKSPORTATIOSALLOWANCE
DIETRICH. 1 - I n U\t Die­ ters. Colleen and Barbara, and son.
trich high school poll votes w’ert co st •John, left Saturday for California
GOODSMJIBIES
-- follows: For President. Roosevelt. to Join Mr. Jibson who Is employ­ G h t full cl «>p*rftr>«*la I.Utr.
ed there. * A JJrtii SuptrlntW tnb >102 OciH
syml(.3],ETani.2B; and lo r govemor,
Miss U o n a Peterson underwent
tonsU operation SaltmJay.
C««tor BiJg, Uag B.tth ^ Ci I!Fm<J< me SNOWSHOE r a b b it is a h set for

WINTER
Tht Mtw Oossclt 3<, Detweller, 26.
' s“.iir
. .
......
“wTo save time keep needles thread­
ed In sevemt different colors wher­
u»l
KUO-iiM
with Uit( ich«l>>t»
thcnittar.
ever Uiey may b« needed io r quick
CU8^:10, K-inlnuU tlKtlon Pr»ikwi repairs.
. 1:10, (W alnuu alcctltD <«not: < ind
Production Workers
th>ru{|>r, tiKllon.
& ri'SS.T»lK S^i..... N nr WMbabti 'TCftUez' r* tt» m s| WANTED!
m u Uae Pslou A n a i l p*per
To M ake Steel for Ships, Tanks,*Landing w m m m m
A L W A T S O N ’S
P A I N T S T O R E Craft, A rtillery Shells. - L tic k y -ra b b U !. H e n c x e c h a s . . t o j y o r o L ? . * m I 'm y i o ^ i ® J « p _ d r i f j } _
orb'.?T;' -AU9« Qtuliljr P a la t’ . . . Q oc a b o u t ir c e z io g coIcL
tiS bidAT«.E. Pb o P a U n NO SPECUL SKILL REQUIRED I t ’s d ifle rc o t w i t h c art. N a tu re doesn't help them , l a fact, t i m e and
h a r d t u o and t h e e le m c n a a ll w ork lo harm both fin is h so d f u n c t i o n a l '
YOU ARE TRAINED ON THE JOB p a rts . T h ete t h in g s sho u ld b e watched . . . c h e c k e d x e g u larly b y .
s o m e o n e jvho r e a lly k n o w s. •
STEADY WORK - GOOD WAGES Y o t t r P ly m o u th , D o d g e, D e Soco o r Cht)-iler d e a l u bM a v e r y , rea l
i n te r e s t in k e e p in g y o u r c a r r u c n io g a t i u belt. H e b c s tools t o test
48 Hour Week - Good W orking Conditions
T r a n s p o r ta tio n HOUSING AVAILABLE
TRANSPORTATION ADVANCEt)
a n d ' o d ju it It. H e has g e n u in e factory-ciigineered a n d in sp e cted p a rts .'
H is e x p e r ie n c e d m echanics Im ow c « r y detail of th e c a r's o p e r a t i o n ..
’ A th o r o u g h l o o k ia g O 'e r n o w m ay save you a lo t o f n e edless ^ p e n s e .
P h o n e £ o t a n a p M s n ta K O t tio w and g e t youi d t a l t t ’s »tivlc8 'o a y o u r
c a r’* a e e d i th is 4 t h W a r W in te r . ■_ _ _

F o r V o te r s — —Board and Room - FamUy Style'

$45.60 P er Mpnth
S e rs is 7 cmr oppertuall; j« h d p a U p iip tt«el prtxtucUto to s . . . .
CHRY SLER
. P a ris
C O R P O R A T IO N
O lv is le h
tlie m v c m ie n ce o t Uaiiiu who m«>r baire'dUflcult; to g e tU s r to the demand ot the armed forc«s u d a t the sa m e Ume esUbUsh
U a poUi 00 etocttoa d*y, u n iig n n e o U t u n been mads to provld# jrourseU la the mter.Mountata W ea fa newest a n d largest hearjr
ftMiporUUoa V i> U i,B u h l.S lm b erlr.u u in itf.Jt.y o u iiMd
buiporU tioo, call U u t«lep}ioaa num ben Usied In th e toUovlBs COMPANY REPBteSENTATIVE
•JocaUtle*. -
NOW INTERVIEWING APPLICANTS
^TWm-PALLS: - . K B I B E R L f T BUHL F IL E R ’— ^ ------- ^— a t -- ------ —
., Tbu» U n ite d S ta te s E m p lo y m e n t S e n d e e
'1M7 w UH ....... W a v . : M a n p o w e r C o m m i s s i o n ~
J29 2nd St. E . — T w in F d b , Id ah o
lU B PU B U C A N c o v n t t central COM MITTB e ' v
APPLY TODAY
 F IPageTour - TIMES-NEWS, T\VTN FALLS. IDAHO Tuesday, November 7,1944

T U C K E R ’S N A T I O N A L A N A L Y Z IN G CURRENT N EW S

WHIRLIGIG FROM NEW YORK

CHINA Along the Ntw York get along with China r a th e r tluin
w ater front th e re i« (e«r that the have her culk In her t e n t or—as
Jla re -u p In ChungUng m ty cause Vichy did In th e hour o f c rlsls-«o
gnalo ti csndlda(c«, os w ell u> Lheir cloMsl friends. t h « dlslUualoned over to the enemy.
' SUUfiCRIPTION (U A m e rlc u public
pro(eis llic utnii confidence. to rock th e boat
c an d id ate; bIwr;/3 do. Lnt«at BUSINESS. An unbiased appraisal
vicftj Indicute ihiIt each la as si and perm anently Is that.Chlna Is not a w orld power,
M B yoiuigsK r oin Ills {Irst c o un m t Im pklr our vmlu- never baa been and may n o t be lor
oxpedlllon. able commercUl a long, long tim e.
Tlie D cinocrstj reU U ont w ith “It Ukes h a lf a century to indus­
Itio M cmliigly smiill number of <ol- China. trialize a naUon." saya a distinguish­
, . , d l e r b a llo u k1i1c)> nil] b« umI S tounshlp line ed Wall street banker. -N o aUte can
I Wllkl* MU4 » J I executives and
^ throughout Uie nation. Tiny wage modem w ar unless there are
llltary v leading export«ri heavy Industrie* within h e r borders
v 2 ;r« ; u ABraimi Uncotn 1BC4, 10 s tr e u t h a t we or her empire.
>K’ay certali alowly buUl u p a “One of the achlei
itatc.^, espec reaervolr of good ........................ ......... ..............I that
sylvanla, till noil and Mkhlgaii. wUl In the orient we are wreating from Japanese
In a neclc- •neck n such as no o th e r nation enjoys. This cluches the Mindanao Iro n mtnes.
I tlic I can be translated lnt<> customer.' perhapi the richest ore depo slu In
mtJllsliKl 10 r a r In .. - for American-made goods. tlie 9-orld, Because Chinn lack* de­
iiecM oj p aper liuvc beon relum ed, sug- We are counting on forelsn trade veloped resources and m achines, ahe
ly around ao. poMlbly 25, per cent o{ to help m ain ta in full emidoymeii' cannot stand on her feet today—<ir
n linve u k c ii Uie trouble lo voir, In o u r faotorle#. Bui unless we sho' tomorron,—w ithout our support. Yet
litvt nt Iriusl 30 per cent, or pcrlmpa <0, tolerance In a situation fraugli a Jrlcnflly. Ilbernted C hino U v lul
ibllciin lor h ercd lln ry . geogrnptilcal or w ith dynam ite IntemaUonally. w to our pattom for poetw ar trade,"
, ili>' P m ld e n t's gain irum thlx segment m ay throw aw ay the friendship and New York export authorities de­
ft(e may not b<- n.i lorgo a i anliclpatw l. t h e potential market* thus for clare that when Nippon h as been
-lor ilnpreAses th e Democrats on the t<n]> gained. eliminated from tho postbollum bual-
N aturally, we feel th a t we have nfis field, thrrp will he a n economic
been let dow n. The Chlang Kal- vacuum In the orient w hich India,
T H E Y 'nE H A U n TO F o o r. shek-HUlwell episode demonstratea ilie Dutch East Indlw, M alaya and
the difficulty of dealing with In- the Philippines cannot fill. Only
T his S till th p s ta tl. ‘;ilrln n .‘: inlti ua. scrutnble orlental»~eTen those who
when ihc w OTs ro iilfl swliiK tlifl pjpr- China 1' a p’j:.jlble successor lo
lilies. Japan a.' a customer of U ncle Sam.
tlons. Well, lybc. th e y c o u ld iin d m iiybc ih ry have a background. Tokyo bought nine m illion tons of
couldn't. It would laki wUif! ftlii'Ck :ulture. yatem a goods OMI of th e 12 million that we
of registration to te ll. B ut tlK Ilfs unlike The .................... 1537 (In i'
iderlylng circumstances are whn •plltht of
[-such a poMlblilty sh o u ld hnve .-ihorkpfl t.hc they have been for years, Tlie cur
.'candidate.'! Into a c o m p lete rpvi.Klnn of cam- export* I ■ F o r East
! n t outbur«t merely d r u g s th' i> and b uylna from
ipftlgn slratcRy a n d tactics. (eleton out o f the closet. Chhn Ifis Ui 1
' I t didn’t, of co u rse. ElectloneerlnB followed lOU.
«uu»c«lvei, acljool i O R IS I8 -A BUndard Oil otficlnl may for h e r to raise
•the old traditional p H ttern, nnri th e re ’s noth- m s a resident In Asia, recalls Uii
|i Ing to bo done n b o u t It now. B ut w ait till next of one m illion two
a tre d of foreigners—a hangover .. ........ ............. 0 tons o f material* •
J |tlm e . 6s tlie B rooklyn D odger fans are in the Tlie war cmerseiicy lioa drugged froin Boxer d ays—that was growing purcliased from th e U5.A . u p to the
n h a b l t of saying. T h e w om en voters will still homes tmd given them ft civic, .-ioclal. economic and fa st before th e w ar and U strong point where ahe will to p Japan's
be with ua, and th o wise offlcc-seekcr will iwmictl................. m a n y elem ents of tho present 1937 position In the A m erican ex- -
ticgrte In th o past. T h ey now t 0 definitely the ■Chungking regim e. port field.
•ta rt right now to bu ild a n entirely new sys­ oiiiiecilon betw een politics a n d theli kltcliciu. They O n the o th e r hand a Manhattan
tem of political fen ces. ave c u t on th e sarm cnta o f IndUfci ;nco and donned scientist, w ho also spent years in
I So this 13 golnf? to be a little sermon to oliilcsl slacks. Ma r k e t s , m peaceume we buy
t]ie enat. a f f lm u the enthusiasm for
;an democmtlc Ideas among nany timea as much from Malaya
ji them on how to w in votes a n d Influence woni- •JDESTIONS—A ppropriately enough, Mrs. n<x»eve leadern. md the Neth'crlnnds Eajit Indies as
sn, or vice versa. T h e te x t )s taken from the I'e sell tn them. There la th e same
words of a g reat a n d wise niaRlclan who ex- Influt ,pal. meven eichnnge vcltli In d ia , whose
plained why he re fu se d to perform for an cc sqiiahblcji, fi narltet.i may continue to b e hedged
I exclusively fem inine audience, lunlala. Inefficiency and cornipt iboui by British empire preference
1 Chungking have been Impartti
h "They don’t w a n t to b e fooled.” he sal<l- xpoKCd In tills column—advance Tlie Philippines were a good out­
“They sit there co ld -b lo o d ed ly and try to see
‘WASHINGTON C A L L IN G ” BY o rts on the shocking events now

f
let Iiir our product.'. In 1S40 we sent
how the trick Is d o n e. W ith an audience of :|dely publlclTed. But no Mn In the tsljincls cnrRne» valued a t 108
men I can raise a c ig a r e tte to my lips ..llmp.'e —good or bnd —give.s i nillllon cloll.ir.i and b ro u sh t back
ght hand a n d m ake th re e moves with
‘ my le h while I'm ta k in g o ne puff, But tl
,;women Just sit a n d sta ro a t my left hand.”
K believe ih n t ilicy will ^
lie feinliilne balloK'rs. 'n u
I' MArlnn M a rtin nl Mnlne,
iMARQUIS CHILDS romplete picture of the counii
distress.
be rerU ln thnt the a
hopes the blowoff will hajicilrap
loiiils worth 91 mllllnii.
AKer the Phlll|iplne& h n v t Ihelr
lndei>endciice, exporters w u rn . tlivre
will iilwny*. be the iv»«,>.lblllty that
PH1LADEI.PH!A-Tlic battle Id
Now this, we c o n te n d . Is a g reat and fundi Pennaylvanln's 3S electoral vole In ou r war w ith Jnpan Ycl the i
plosion may c lear the air lor a In
menial truth w hich Is tru e In politics n.s w(
■.as magic. P o litic ia n s h a v e Ignored H sin'
S hots joes on to the vrry end. a n d tho
mean.* until tlie Injit possible vote
V Ilf Ifiio In tlielr re^jMc
else. Kusulu iire to : )re realLitic approach h <
• with Chlang. I Thercfon
Li shflphe ' - alyri'd In each pieclnct Now York bailneM
'• the 19th a m en d m en t w as p assed. But the fa '■ imlk rdi will be paiued uut i troops are «UU compelling I niaan;UPS ii
I remains that w om en In g e n e ra l don't w ant to lo w aste solillers and r i - | sdf.inirre.i
be footed. sources In Aala which otlierwlsn rrn.'on tn prevent pi China fro m lalllnfc
r for In piece.' and tu rn ln i fro m its In
They don’t go f o r sm oke screens. The old eomiiftmii HTuropean n a tio n s like
o such M narrow margin that
mumbo-Jumbo of n a m e -c a llin g an d h alf- >e etuUy swamped by the out- Fn.iire, UelRlum and Holland.
i truth s and pious p ro te .sta tlo n s. which was old le for Oovci iior Dewey. FDR's
, stuff when Andy Ja c k s o n flr.st w ent to tho
.hustings, doesn’t co n fu se o r divert th e ladles
'w orth a darn. T h e y ’r e Inclin ed to keep th eir E D S O N ’S V IE W S ON D O I N G S
the h a n d 'th f it's do in g the trick and lIvlPK 1 Florida,
Ignore the capc-sw lshlng.
! Tho trouble Is t h a t m o n (Including poli­
ticians) let th e m se lv e s be fooled by womer
wliich conirlbutcA to the present clRArelti
n uiikno n Inc
liicKleiUall}’, WosliliiRUin rrp o rta IliUlcatu tlia t the eleclloii
s-Uarre and H
t lour ycara ago. John
cil to sa'lnk' the rank
UN W ASHINGTON
shortaie will bccome Increa.itngly acute m the ni Kii the Kuy&t< lug by an imernalioiia) a ir author­
A-.ocl. rngi niiiy be ns w nrcc lus turkey.i by Cliri.* . United Mine Workers'
as well Bs.by m ag lcln n s. T h e y ’re-Inclined t< w<' might 3101 knc) L Roosevelt, ity Is n ihyrl-slghted policy.
dismiss women’s p o litic a l choices as anothci Iti (IbcuuliiK tills problem In a rMcnt columi wo weeks who our m shig week of the '40 Thi' lint tluit Anierlcon combat
wriier did mention "possible overbuying by tlie t Li lo be. The en*on lie.' li p1nne< nnil pilots have b een thrown
example of w o m an ly in tu itio n . They forget aervlce*. ’ But, according to m y voluntary Inforj with
ylvniitas soldli......................... Lt;niori;m bln.st iigiiliisi hh Into the nlr nil over the world to
that.on occasion t h i s In tu itio n Is a m a tte r of wlio h u dote connections w ith men In uiilforr amhorlres voting odlcluU lo keen Hint air free hss no welRht In
cauie of his fellow-feeling niid hotpllnllty t< inip friend, iv)0.'cvclt. Thiil
deciding on the b a s is of fu n d am en tals, while IB. i m Uie vote w hich di.-cUlP<l t • Midler balloti for tw o weeks this cnKe, Tills Is cold and colculat-
the men are m is ta k in g th e ir own absorption them, we are nhlpiilnc o verseas far more nicotine :li« ])olb close on Nov. 1. The to cor liig biulness. which Is a m u c h hard­
than tho doughboys, sKilora a n d nvlators need. ™ " ■“ “ liberal soldier er Biime lhan w ar and played for
, in the political .ildeshow f o r deep-dlsh thlnk- Uncle 8am ha s virtually b o u g h t up all the production T hree main polnU
ilng. NOW. Pols, look a t thL-., ^oiii a rtin. John L. hi>A Rone about blseer «lakc.<,
of four popular brands, H l- hus. oulte probably, pur­ th ti\j U« Rtpubllci»ns slMjultl l^a Tcntly this tim e. He has told paid of view are;
They also tend t o co n fu se a diplom atic sl- chased more U ian were req u ired , but no one envlli Tn ilif argum ent that th o United ,
at tliat (or the reason U ial the number of troops
been poltillnit out all nionii. O f t tflrLiLi <if the UMW that Uiey must _ n1, Form ation ol
Intem atloiinl State^ aviation Industry h o a gained
( lence, maintained In th e In te re s t of domestic abroad varies fro m month to m oiitli. I t was necessary
IB senators who (nvorod tile Icrki . Bllver for Dewey. 0 great advantnge during th e war
;j trannuillty. with a w ifely subm ission to the n were Kepiibllcnlia and only 20 c artel witli tig h t
to bultd up and preserve a surplus. control and brond In Ihe building of long-range trans-
I lord and master's su g g e s tio n s on how to vote vcre Democrats. How do you like T lie long distance alliance be- piiri and heavy-bombing planes
Unfottunaieiy. friends a n d relatives, as well as sol-
The moral of th is h ig h ly generalized ser- aiera’ welfare agenclcs. h av e likewise sent millions
hai7 Thi-re were 33 Dem ucriita who ilU also have vecn Dcwoy and Lewis has been power to allocate
which could be flown over th e oceans
of cigireltes to th e overseas forcea. Chrlsimas pack­ oled AGAINST the lenKUC iiftU oi ‘ eally to be ne of tho omu-tlng sidelights in an -outes and assign while nations ne arer Uie f r o n t built
ihon Is pretty obv io u s: L e t th e next b atch of !3 R»iwbllcan.i voted no. e people seei think, ilrllnes
ilierwue grim csnipalgn. rrequent- countries to fly of c e rtain
ages. which had to be disp atch ed before Oct. IS, w en to shnrt-rnnBe combnt planes, Uie
candidates woo th e fe m in in e voter by stick­ A dlKerent picture, y e j? il Klvlng u : a case of I • Ht press conferences around I United Stales ha s offered I n dlscus-
loaded down w ith smokes. I n (act, the outw ard- —Caiiiilar ........................ to fin d out specified polnta a nd no others. Isrge-
ing to the issues a n d th e reco rd and laying bound ihlpmenLi have reach ed such volume th at the 5unirj’. the Republican candldi iiis preliminary to Chicago to
] U to tM No. ] beginning next aa been asked about Lewis' st ly on a monopoly basis. T his may bi
f off the red h errin g s a n d ra b b its pulled out of boys ate beginning to w rite hom e. ‘T o r (he love of ta ken as th e Brltlsti and Prench ike these American p la n es avail- '
NO lU Ilt rC L L lN G . TLEAtjEl luary. The diances of t h a t hap­ p o rt. He has avoided a direct ans? lo to other countries for th e ir own
' the hat. The c a n d id a te s w h o do It best may Mike, dotriiend me any m o re clgarrtteal" pening are. of course, rem ote. th e o .,.
But there seems lo be n o m ean s ot controlling the ittiT PotShoU: by Mylng he didn’t know he h commereial aviation developments,
( find themselves cle c te d . In the home stretch, b o th Re­ h is support, Tlie candidate has i 3. Atisolule freedom for the plai
exports. Moreover, mpst people, so the salesmen sa Regarding "I llklllyourvote": Y If any naUon to fly any place a t s . lie this sounds HI . .. .
And in doing so th e y m a y raise political will gladly go sh o rt to m ak e sure th at the OIs i mist be a woman o r you w ouldn't publicans and Democrats worked d lated all the Joy of a man i.
....... It hss received a cold a . ...
campaigning to th e td u lt level on which it every branch get enough. lave put In about Dewey being beavers. The Republlcaiw had bouquet of thistles when im e. subject only to regulation for W liaf oilier countries w o n t i
, belongs. handsome. Babe, you m ust be hard delphia, Mt elfectlve machine In Phila­ ............. - have needled him oa the J>e sake of sa fe ty and n "" planes built in th e ir own tactorlea.
stoked by some 20.000 city subject of Lewis and Co. I curlty. This th e o ry w o u ld ..............
"P (or handsome m en ! Selfish nsilonallsm rises h ig h e r no-
THE N E E D CO N TIN U ES
VIEWS OF O T H E R S But, Insofar as n o th in g in my hall Jobs. Word went down th e line
Bt« concerned w hat M rs. Rooacvelt,
111 Uie background, of course. Is tageoua to Uic amaller nsUons like
Dewey's 1042 spcech made at the the N etherlands and Sweden which I where-than In th is Jockeying for
TH E GEnMAN PEOPLE tim e Lewis was threatening to move will w ant “ jposition In postwar oommerclal fly-
If the Qerman people th in k their leaders ore win­ looks like, you arc slleh ily off the I
Military medical m e n h a v e learned much right beatl ONE THING THEY FORGOT In nnd organise New York's dairy :las.
ning a better pence for tliem by prolonging the war hr Pot Shots; farm ers. Dewey called - the mine 3. Som etlihig in between these two
about the lire -sa v ln g p ro p erties of blood tliey mlelit »ell consider a v o te Jiiat taken by British As (or the A^pl^ln deal. I don't
know how anyone co u ld get b hend- In the parade of political skeli workers’ ehlef more harsh names e:ttrem es, w ith freedom to fly any­
plasma since th e w a r b e g an . And one of th e traiie unlonlsU. T he question before tJie body was thiin any of the other competing where' but w ith regulation of rates, GLENNS PERRY
whemer or not th e G erm an people should b« held actia Uslenltig to th e P re sid e n t wt\en loni. there seems to bo som e tin natio n al subsidies and sim ilar com-
lessons is th a t sp e e d a n d q u a n tity a re often he h u such a nUe q u iet w.-iy of were overlooked. Why d id n 't some Lew is name-callers.
of highest Im p o rtan ce. By a newly developed responsible, along with th e itozl crowd, for the suf­ T lie le st evidence Is that there peUtlve practices, and llm iutlon on
ferings this w ar has Inflicted on the world. The speaking! whereas, a ll Dewey does political "archeologlst' dig u p the Bob Collett, Ora d Clay*
technique, many p a tie n ts a r e now given four vcrdlct.'reaped n t the trn d es imlon congress hcli U lambast' the Proslcicjit. T h u t' second administration of Grover hiis been relatively little defeetiou rights to pick u p or discharge pas­ ton Bosh. King Hill, a r .
bottles sim ultaneously, w ith plasm a being fed aU thU time. I. K, Y. V. Cleveland? I am sure the "Dema- ! coal mining mini areas. The sengers and fre ig h t' In domestic at San Olego, Califs f o r naval
~ O urm a would have been lUghly tran sp o rt w ithin any country's own
loto both arms a n d b o th legs. pleased, In a chaerlned borders. T his la th e position favored iralning. •
Plasma Is also b e in g p ack ag ed in q uarts on September 10. 19». —Mac eglotu, by m oat American Interests wanting O, E. rirtbaugh h u been In Salt
the Oennan people. . CHEER l i P - i r 8 A LL OVER
ra th e r than p in t b o ttle s n o w , for It h a s been Why the changeT Well, c e rtain ly the robot bilU .vow:- both Philadelphia and Pitts­ tree competition. Lake city for a medical checkup.
POEM-OR 18 IT? b urgh, tha pollUcni action commit­ T he first Idea involves division of Orant Balnbrldge U m a n ag e r of
found th a t cases c o m m o n ly require two or las made a dlTference In th e feelings of Britons to- Dear Pot Shots; te e scorns to have done a thorough territories a nd granting of mono­ the4local 0. 0 , Anderaon P o o d mart.
M r Pots;
_threejjlnts_and so m e .h o v e req u ired 10. .;ard Oermans. B u t then t^o. th e frea world has been A cliallenge to D ale Carnegie. < I hnve i p pen,onaJ grtidge again.a, Job of registration. The Intense, poly rights. T o t instance, the United From Ktmmerer, Wyo.. M ra. Let- -
watching for signs of rero lt-in G erm any to prove th a t th ln k 'h e's-th e-o n e-th at-w rote-tha
It has been c o m fo rtin g to th in k th a t a pint the Oennan people really d oatre Uberatlon from th t j-oii. Pols—so hold your noie.' Any­ hard-w orking m en and women who e ta te a would be given rights to fly itr B, AllUon retum ed a fte r, a visit—
of our blood will s a v e a s o ld ie r’s o r sailor’s book, y n l) way. Uie Idea behind thU thing Is t PAC over t»llave that, to S outh America and to Hawaii. for a reek.
nail toikmtsters- n i s rev o lt doesn't come. e v ~ I hoi>t someone se t^ an iiupira- what really eounls! '..'Ins for Ihe (act that tome On b reciprocal bealt, th e United Mrs. Hell Ortweln, S e a ttle , and
life. Perhaps It does ao m eU m es. b u t w e know tliough allied victory is Inevitable, and rccognlied tlon to write a book b e fo re next elec­
likely in statements from h ig h Oeim an sources. There wus a young fellow nonied n am es will be stricken from thai S tates m ight be given right to fly to Mr*. Orln Raymond and children,
now th a t one p in t o f te n w ill n o t do th e Job. tion,cnUtled. "How to W in F riends Dewey.___ books, final registration hei certain w esU m European ports and . McCall, lift for the ir hom ea after
■ Blood donors h a v e been a d n ilra U y gener­ Moreoter. as U m e passes, m o re and more is learned ' Influence People Before Elcc' to A ustralia, Singapore and China, vUitbig their parenta, Mr. tm d Mrt.
Who thought Roosevelt all full of !xcced IWO.
about the cruel depopulation pollcJes which the nazls Hen." T liey put th e Roosevelt majority T he British w ould be given mono< 'Ja* Blackaten here.
ous. but the need I s aUll g re a t. T O ^ e new
H e c h n ltp jm tc aL-r&nnnder o f t n a t - ^ n d no
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fact mat the O ertnan nation, th o u g h defeated In _ . ilmoit on the v e ^ e of .divorce .... -...
hooey.
irUey;------------------------ i t - n - m ln im u n r 'b r 1J5W»"for ‘ the poly righU to aU he r dominions anC "Blliht Improvement‘I f a b o w n 'I h "
The U. S, had Its say— ;lty . If the results of a poll taken I colonies. the condition of R . R . Rice. % paUent
more reminder s h o u ld be necessary- may emerge stronger Uian O e rm a n y t ImpoTorlsIied «lth iny ipouie.
How screwy was Dewey— oh toaeyl T h e same w ith the R uslans, thi In Ihe Pocatello h o tp iu i f o r aeveral
ihd decimated o e lg h b o r» -a n d largely because of the —A n n OqUhoiu ,P tan c h . the C hinese or any other weeks, following paralytle stroke.-
' by O e rm a n racism—b having Don't say I dldnt warn you.
an effect on the thinking o f those who m ust plan la rg e r than th a t. Industrial PltU* I n ation. Each na tio n would have full A/c and Mrs. B ob C raw ford are
B R O A D E R PO LIC Y •WRITE YOUR OW N ANSWER b u rg h b also expected to co m a I aoverelgnty of Ita own air and who expected here fo r it \-islt so o n . Mr.
Kunpe'i future. D o n t we knbv th a t fciu* mere y e a n thro ugh wlUi a substantial Deino* ' could fly In It o r land on lU soil. and Mrs. L. S. House are h la grand- .
Mr. Churchill h a s Info rm ed parliam en t If the trtdei u n ion congreas vote U an Indication. O t *bureau’'-crats a n d buslnoas FAMOUS LAST tI N E
*■... WeU, there's my vole—o e i :ra tlc majority. T he offect o f a n y tuch splitting parents. He has been M aUoned a t
■that It will be th e B ritis h policy to le t th e aetman detperaUon in the *..........of. thU
-■ la s t■ stages ti w ar Is of th e world’s a i r business would . .
.Oreek people choose th e ir ow n form of gov> only hardening th e peoples o f th e world ag th a t Willfear* ir rneugh elhr r>7s are a s amsrl Y ou pays your money and you' Santa Ani, Calif., an d Is b e ln s trans- .
put our country tn arrears— ta k e s your choice. Knowing bettor' liven m onopoly-righta to all her ferred to ,Madlaon. W it, t o •attend —
e r m e n t when n o r m a l conditio n s retu rn . Dont w e-or Dewey??? ~TjiB QENTLBMAN IN th in k this pivotal lU te U an eve lomlnlons and colonlei. , radio school.
— would It be I m p e rtin e n t o f u s to ask if the . THE TUIOD KOW m oney b e t , •n ie aajna w ith th e Ruaslana. the From Council. Mrai Jack Itfln k Is
Freneh. the C hlneae or any other vbltlng her sister. Mrs. i r a .W atta.
' AtlanUc charter, o f w h ic h M r. C hurchill is populalion would engage In ■gu errilla warfare and Don't we tire of p a rlo r pltilu.
W hat Sonnr dld^ w h at Fala dr
I
latlon. Each n a tio n would have full W /o Prank W ayne w u I n Boise
co:»uthor, did n o t a n n o u n c e a s its policy thereby IdenUfy Itself with th e n a s l crlmlnaU.—Chrti* How Boiy-felt, w h at HlUman sovereignty of own air and who - leave from Twenty-nine Palm s,
^ 8 rig h t of til p e o p le s to choose their, own UiQ Science M onitor. think*- HISTORY . OF:TW .IN FALLS could fly In It o r land on Ita aolh Calif.

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rlor»nfof:^o?i8 m m en t-an d -w lth o u t-ret8 ln tn g ^------A-SPLENOm-ADVERTIBINO^CAMPAiON------- T he e ffect-of any fuoh apUttlni Mr, and.M rs.iO ,:tcR obertaon
~ A S GLEANED PBOM T H E P O X S OF THETIMES.NpW S up o f th e wwld** a ir builnaas wouIl -imed from Bprt O rchard. 'W t,
a n y provtolons a b o u t d e c i d i n g w h a t a n d w h en Oom^nUvely fow people in th e iU t4 reallxe the
IS YEARS AOO, NOV.-7. XWT 27 YBAB8 AGO, N0V. 7, 181T be to lim it th o expansion of V. a alter visiting (heir aon. V ernon.
splendid work th e Idaho A dvertising Commlstlon U Tire
w ere ^ norm al c o o d itlo n s " ? of holdbig but th e pay.
doing to giving pubUcity to I d a h o poutoea. ,
Of "If you ask a n d •'Ity Day,' Reports of thefU w eii recalvid O ra n t I t moving to hli o v a ' Intem aU onal a ir transport. A num­ On furlough he re Is Pfe. X^onald
RecepUf there were.recelved In thla office a sampl*
The Net? Deal’s double-dealing lu t night by the sberU fa office r a n c h cne,m lla aouth of Klmbiriy.' ber o f th e deIe«aU oni f ro n other Bmlth. «islilng.hU *pam la.-M r. a n d -
w ay - . ■ ... from Buhl, where there a h o t-g u u w here he wUl farm next }-etr. Mrt. Dave Sm ith. RU a U U o a tt
SECRET W EAPO N Dont w e-er Dew ey??? . wire stolen, and fnm Rupert where be expected t o ..... ........... .. Camp Campbell. K y.
'A ll.the'JapaneM h a v e to do in fu tu re ep- IS of beans were- taken- ‘ . CUffoid Eaton., local maU canler,, of how InUmatlonal avtatlon .
,i£ s 3 _____________________________________ la. k e p t b u y theaa dayt cairylng Uta be rigidly eontroUed. ?tor 'the tad
^ ja tlo n rij;tb p ro J e c t:th 'e lrln d o m ila b le 1 sp irita '
|'p li)r'tle<luV 'n )ese~ads:tlluitnU d'b y'an''a rtU t of iia>
l.^t.the-eaeiny a n d th e y .w lU su ffe r.in te rn a l I Uoul rtpuU, p lace the Id a h o B u iaa t la a etata all Playing poUUe*. h l-^ c k ln g ..
m aU not only on h li regular reuta, faet la;tbat many natlont'witb'ln.
The la ttest volume of buslneas for No. I . but on No. a alto, which h u ' ttmaUonal aviation amblllont 'of
; JEROME
d e f e a t th e m , before th e y (tet n. Pnbably nev tr In th e hlitotT of a n y s u ta Sleanort packing a n d unpacking?? any one month In Twln Palla hls^ b e e n to r some tim e without a earrler. their 0 e a r cofflpetlUc.................
-------bettc advertUlng - cam p a ig n oti any produot Dont v»>«r Dew ey??? " toty was recorded Isst October, united a. T h e y .feat a
it."—T o k y o b r o M c o a t . ; . ' - beta placed before th e people o T S l i oountrr. - A Deine, Wa t New D eal when bank clearings wtceeded $8.»
y n ip p o x rw U fo e T c n g o ih in ftic e l U i a4t'erUslnr~canptigo ah o iQ d'^ptts'n ew 'B urM ti
;of ,ih atU lo 9 't h e s e tndom ttabia fcr Uabo Runeta a n d prera o f n u e h benefit to ever? W K D 8T IA H . n o LE881 .. m a k -B u rk h a lte r,'. Chet
~ them - ------- --------- Ootaty- Hew*.'. Dear Po tjh eta: .tranaport.butteetau-;!.
;a fe :< lM e ;r a p te .. Row'-vould'iDu f e d U a w om anl . During fliat lOlmonths o f i m .
^^8hotiU;aiv..unton..lMrimjwwertd. te. aay...whether je e » id m . ? f , ite a l ln » > UtUa ■ ItU I up to.NoT. .l,_ther« h u . b e m ooK ^ U ijg .w p .ln 6 e lw w ,» a U o ^ f o r> .: .-
Ue returalag tighter mar. or m ay not workt Mtut h a ' ja ck o lu t e n aaylos i h a aHuaUyj iected in Twin n U i county .»• to tt l' . _ -be .to ebnvlaae
flat par » hugertrtfiuta In uamberablp tees befere u w you, and than h u n g up th a m s i i M oo ' TWa paaaengr- O le Rood m ade h trlp .to:Amen-, PQveri th a t theie Botithem Idaho M o o u 'ib d te g v lll ■
eelw r ?lU io« giving h e r name? — oQd 7U tnieks, agalnat t i l l c a n P a lli-'last -Saturday. Me wUl :ea and t u t the ^ongngate here Sunday, N o t. la It -
Y oua fa the hope-ot p< ' ,4reiO on 7 4 0 ^ p a n g c r .Caw an p robably accept a potlUoa 1a a n e ttl - .................... .. ' • ty to a J
I O r o i n n 'S ^ t t n . S a ik a l thare; ’^ • .c eatrel^tf'eem m ifeU l'fly-

V .'
 {Tuesday, November 7,1944
“Part Tim e” Citizens Blamed
For Governmental Blundering
Many re sid e n ts o f Idaho w ere only " p a rt time” c itiz e n s in 1940, when 70.000 fuiltii to-
vote in th e gen eral election, M ra. Emma Clouchck d e c la re d M onday nig h t In an address to
membcra o f the 6 u sin e.t8 and Professional Womcn’a clu b . In tw o o th e r states the sam e
I year, two m illion p e rs o n s did not cast th eir ballots.
Mrs, C louchek w a a one of th re e .speakers on the p ro u rn m plan n e d .Jn observance of Nn-
tionul E ducation w e e k , w ith em phasis on g<»<id d tiie n s h ip . M ra . M n WolWnRloii Powell
and Miss Je ssie F r a s e r were
the o th e r sp e ak ers o n a pro­ Mr. and Mra. Hoy H. MeTJeeJy. the
gram a rra n g e d by M rs. Effie dinner a u also iltended b y En­
sign freeman's pinnts, M r. and
Rihcrd H in to n .
Propls n « p o i» lb lr
'•Ev'CD'one or lu who d id iiol «x-
presa an (iplnlon, who cllri iiol voice
V& »t> muU> lu blnmc M
Uiose in power It>r prc.si^m conUl-
lloiu. Tlic persons In govermiietit
otilce did whBt llley lM ou(hl (he
ptople of ihe Unltfrt siaic.^ w»nt*d,"
the idclcd.
Slip liin licr obsm cd ttt a l women
as n k IioIp rUII nri' n o t iLiIng ih#
rwlii.s and prlvliruK of Kood clilzcn-
klilp. Her iiH clliv.cnslilp
f llif r
upnn T>iMdKy by Irtcihn rlrc-
Mrs. Powell {.torpcl rlertor.v pjpe-
rliilly uoiiiPii. lor Ihi'lr luck ol iiittr-
pst In llii' recent m'I io ii I clfrllun,
alien oiip iriLitci' a'cclvccl 50 voL«,<.
anoilier 48. »ntl the tax icvy gal i2
vole.^ Only 2,<00 ballots were coit
In Ihe last city clcction.
•Thii liRppeiied in sp ite ot lii#-
th it ou r enUdren'a eductUon
U the only hope of the future," <he
u s.b e . Inform ed, acUvc
eUlietu In our own com m uniiy and
keep «ur c ountry the Inspiration of
the TswW,” w as hw sp p e al.
• G randm * S alvarer"
Mlu Fra*er dlwuwed tlie accom-
^shm enw ot D r. Lillian M arlin, ihe
Ktiman who Kiilr«gecJ grivndm*." »-s
1 line o a n ip lc of & n o m a n cxprcu*
Ing (ood citlzeiislilp.
Dr. Marlin, a former member of
UiD icuchlns m atl or S liiiilord iml-
vtrsny. *>ht) lUeiS foo year!, uso, tiVd
mure than a ny other w om an to re-
hubiiuite th e iigwl. iililjoiigli In
earlier Ufa ctie wna principally con-
cfrncd wllh pre-*chool n iul problem
clillarcn.
She tnrved a brand-new career for
herwlf lollowlnK her c etlro n e n l nl
« from Stanford, w ith th e rank
ol ptoltisor emctivix. f tt 15 >lic
recplied her drlvcr'R llceii.'c. nnd iii
19 the vl3ll«d Soviet Bu»slik alone.
She 'practiced what she prenehetl'
n con-'ulllnR psycholoslst. reltis-
10 grow old anil l>e ahelved by
Ihf anrltl. Mis* Frn-'cr ob.><ervo<l,
.%Rp.wlr Ciirl'on. »rcf>ni|Uhlpd
b> Mn>. TfulK Bi'lllnl. led comnumlty
alnniii. Mrs. Hinton renri a pomi,
••Violin Called Fiddle." w hich «u.'
*Tltlen by Isiclor Friedm an . Twin
FalU musician. Barbara Beymer.
pupil ol M n. Hinton, played a piano
ielrriion.
Mr». A. J. Peiivey. sr.. who pre-
alclrd at the b iutneu aeasion, a n '
noiinccd that Tw m KnlN BPW clilb
f UrposV ninnberAliip in U>c
nt preaent, wllh 61 pald>up
members.
Lucky ^^k•clve members n n d Ihflr
tiiubjimis m et fur a clliincr piiriy
Sunday at the Home of Mr. And
] | , f J. D. Btniiut. Curdh ntid cim-
^ /rutlon occupied the « ro u p later
in ihe aiteriioon.
Mrs. Ellu Bfvcrcombo, Las An-
jelfi. a former member of th e olub,
pre.^ent from out-or-tow n. Mra
StaatA and M rs. Ed C ruw ford re­
ceived birthday sllw . and M rs. Nuel
Dailey the w hile elephant prlie.
Mrs. floy Siniilley received an
appreciation g lftlro m th e club. Mra
Smalley annunlly enierinlnB Hie
(roup at a turkey dinner du rin g the
hnllday iea.son. ThLi year tile dinner
«H1 be served Dec. H.
* V *
Mr. and M rs. U w rencc Breed-
ing. Bho were recently m a rrie d , were
SUcls of honor a t a plnoctile parly
Baiurday. night... arranged... b y . Mr.
■and Mn. Ed Skinner at t h e ir home,
SM Jefferson street. Mr*. Breeding
the form er Mildred Rapple,
amp*.
K paciUv ahower waa a n «W«d
feature of the evening. Q u e sts were
employes of th e SUnner tr u c k Une.
Prlica went to Mr. B reeding and
Mrf. Jack FUher.
* * *
t \ n officer*' meeting of C n m p Em-
..frEI, Daughters of the UtiU i Pio­
neers. n s held Friday nftem o o n at
■‘w horns of M rs. VJlUlam Davl<l»u.
Plan* were m ade lor a p n r ty next
Wday In honor o f the re tirin g of-
fleers of the cam p. The e v e n t wUl
b« held a t th e home of M rs. May
Price.'
All w m en eUglble to Jo in the
—-Daughter* of th e U tah Ploneerarnnd
all county officers are In v ited to
aUend.
♦ ¥ ¥
Devotional service* a n d a pro*
gram will be featured a t th e . a :80
p. m. meeting Thursday o f_ ^< _
— W 4ifitar‘A M «ttU on o f t f i o ' Prei-
byurlan church to be h e ld In the
. Baptist bungalow.
Mra. Sturgeon McCoy . wUI lead
Ih) KTVIeea. I l i e program wUl b«
presented by M rs. Sverett Racer,
Kimberly. Preceding the meeUog.
a t ] p. m . the Spintu&l L lf« group
wUlholdsetvlcM.
OueeU of honor ftt a d ln n a r In the
Bogecwn hotel Sunday wereJCnilgn
-- Oean U-Freejnan.-on delayed travel
---------------- .......................................
6rden en route B an Franclsoo btM,
a n Cadet Nurse June.M cK eely, on
a lfa lt from training a t th e U D. a
hoipltal, Idaho PW *.
- ^ Q w ra b y T 4 is r fiK N ta w T p 5 f« 5 ;
K 7 6 & i
&VSi&S!,
^Si-V M U -N O L
CARE OF YOUR
Mra. E. n . Preemsn.
Enjlgn Freeman hsd Just received
his eommlaalon at Columbia Uni-
?o“r"hta‘'^U nm er!r'on''Lhe
At a lamlly
In the homo c
icucst* of hoi... ... _. .
Mrs. W. M. Pelerjon, San Diego.
Mca. relecaoii
haste».
Lieutenant Peierjon was sch ed u ­
led to Ipave here Wednesday fo r a
new alignm ent In Biate. M o n l. Hli>
wife and their son, John. vLi IUiie
here with M n. Jsiie Jciisou a n d J.
N. Jensen, will remain here a fio r he
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A card parlj’ Saturday evciilnK iM n a In themselves.
the home of Mrs, Donnie Putider
was attended t>y Miss Madeline ro goad, trustworthy, perfect, ac- th e meeting of the lom lt club at
Bracken. MIm Adds Mae Bracken. c o td ltis to the eharg* brought th e home o l Mis, O w ar Everson.
Mra. Lena Kopp. Mn, Ruby Rus- a g ain st them. If It Is a slight one,, T he club also,expressed Ihclr .views
sell, and Mrs. Belt} Penion.
Pair Entertains
H^mters’ Group
BUHL. Nov, 7-'Mt. mill Mrs. Miir-
vu^ C ation were t\wvs
group cil phfR.^ant hiiiiipr.s who hnve c b e ly as you (eel about yours. With ; Cnrrington Knve an Inlere.itlng lalk
Visited the CarUoiu during
huntlnir Jenson lor lo years.
Rucsis were M r and Mrs. Leonord
Chyiram and Biisi FVanti:. isnll T lin u the hnndsometi lad in i h r ' netli Shrnder »*rve«i refrrslimenis
Lnke City, Mr. and Mrs. Ocorg# tow n, 10 his mollier, June Jones. | “ t 'he oloee of tlie program,
Webb, American Falls: Mr an d Mrs. who seems to have a life lea»c on I
Clyde Rwa. Sun V«i|py, nnd Mr. th e place at tlie foot of me olu s in !
RHd MI^. Ctttl Poolt, S5t. «nil Mrs. every siiblect. 1> thi» tngm en child ; Tlw y must n o t enter a room without
LnVeme Strong and Mrs. D cE tta imaginable lo her mother. T he ! kn<v:king; th e y must nnt help them-
Campbell, nll of T*ln Falls
BreaKlasl ol ham and n
other trimmings »aj.vr\eil
Rroup 10 begin the diy, and n phens- m u c h put on, that's all. He geL^! p<i
ant (llnnpr wm pnjoytrt In th r I'vc- blam ed for what ill the flthers
nlng. The Carlson home wwi lovely
with artlMlc arrniigemcniA of fiillic'ifa ..................the
llowrn.. »i«l n r lf \n inrt npiiTopil- \ dtrin. Vmi liave no emotional ....
ate cenierplece for itie dlnlnit U ble I tu d es toward them that soften th flr and mind th e ir nmnnors. If you hnld
ron.-,l-,trcl cif h nilnHtiirr co riif irlcl > lin ri), imgnnlly trnlt.s and im luve til'' standards high nl home, the
u llh nilnluiiire ph'.tMiits utirl di>t;hi In n d d gi'lden hiilo.^ nbniit Iheir inn oliiUlren will do better abroad.
.«ftitere<l ihrough
Jam aicans Feature
Program at G ra n g ’e band
PfLER, No>. 7-Al a m eeting of ed—with
Filer OraiiBe held KrldMy cvenlnK lection-A nd
a group of Jamslcaa» from the T w in
Falls labor camp prcjcnted an <*vo-
nlns nt music, slnltrc nnd rtnnrlni?. h aIn.strucl
During the buslnta hour Uie
,;rniip weni on recnrrt u .support Inc
Buhl hospital project. They npprov-
?d nlsn n re.'niiillon to slm plyfy
Itle.s nnd nbsiriicU snd will requeat
.he Icgeslaliirc lo see II thli c u n be
done nnd still cuaraniee a reni e sta te
M r andMrs, Stanley Walten. w ere
elected altcrnatrJ lo Uie S ta te
Orange meeting at BoUp Dec. fS, 6. 7,
Tea commltiee was .Mrs. C linton
Douehterty. Mrs, Edited Sharp a n d
Mra, Ronald Krohn.
¥ * *
Young Folk Guests
A t P arty in B u h l
BUHL. Nov. 7 -Tlie members ol
tho Christian Endeavor ol the Pre.<i-
byterlan church enlertalned the
young people ol the Girlsilan. B a p ­
tist and Methodist churches ist a
cleverly arranged Kslbween p a rty .
Each_gucjt came_cc«lum«l
cUaroctet oCRlt onii thtxiihg, n.ttd
the young folka, A multitude of
Halloween decoratloni and a p p o in t­
ments carried out the llicme.
S E U U S
Y O U K
C A R
IMS DODQE 4-<loor sedan. V ery
0O(^ moler and liret. R a dio
. a ^ beater. . .
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TIMES^NEWS, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO P age Hves
PTA’s Approval Marian Martin Burley Student, Former OaHey
For Amendment, Pattern Air Officer Wed Residents Are
Two Candidates At Base Hospital Guests at Party
AinrmaUve vote for the a m en d ­ BURLEY. Nov. 7 — Miss Verdn Mn, Agnes 3. D um m er, Los'A n­
ment to'the statiB constitution which Baggett, dauBhter of Mr. and Mrs. geles, iwas tuest of h onor a t a Sun­
would exempt properly village* and day p«ty htW a t th« hcmo
school dtsirlcLs from taxation and
the plecUon of Jam es L. Barnes ond
J. M. Pierce, Democratic ataie can-
D . M, BfisSeU, wnj, mRTTltri Prtilay.
Oct, 37. lo F irst Lieut. Keith Peter-
m, son of M r. and Mra, J. O, Pet-
'son. O gden, formerly of Burley,
of Mr. and Mrs, 0. V em Vates, h e r
son-ln-lKW and daughter.
Most of tha gueits w ere fonner
dldaiea for senator and Oakley residents whom M rs, Dum-
cU:ion leaders Monday night.
They were married itt the army
alrbate chap e l at Smyrna. Tenn,. an
arm y c haplain officiating. The chap­
el was especially decorated wllh
naa known there. T h e y Includ-
. . ..ir, and Mrs, Jessie W . R Iehins.'
Mr, and Mrs, Delbert O lenn, Mr, and
M a meeting of the PTA council white dahllns for the ceremony, and Mrs, N. Anderion. Mr. and Mrs.
In Die Idaho Power company ii Frai\k Gebect, Mrs. E ftle W alker.
torium. A, W. M organ. Twin Falls music WDs arranged, Mrs, Freds Tinder and M rs. Esther
scijjfrlnlendent of schools, advised Tlic bride wore an attractive green Maher, Mr. and kJrs. WiUlwn T .
paioge of the an'endmoiit. drc.^smiiker kuII, with black accea- Harper. Who itlll live In OaJcl«y.
Harold Lackey. leKislative chairm an sorlps and n while orrhld corsage. ere also prewnt.
111 the PTA cQumy council, uske<l Allenfling Vhe vOMpie were Ueut. Others present were M r. and M rs.
loi iJia elfctlon of the two Ucmo- and .Mra, O ene Putjnan. flobert McBride, brother a n d elster-
crut^ botause they wi-re the only Tlie day o f the wedding Llciit. and In-law ot Mr, and Mr*. Dummet.
Loui,iy candldnU'* l<> iinsvier i» (]U Mra. Peterson wired an orchid and their son snd dsught«r-ln>la«r,
tlnmialre retntlvv lo nn Increiisc I he bride's mother here, ■ r. and Mm. Melnot KeQrtde.
•■'aiiiry lor Idaho teachers, They a re now a t home in 'eiidell.
C H IL D R E N Iniiuitiun lu Uii' public to u ttend
an exhibit In the )uiilor high school
apartm ent a t Murfree,«lx)ro, Tei
ne ar the Sm ynia alrbase, whero
By ANOELO PATRl III obwrvance ol national education Lieutenant Peterson Is a flight In.
week was tenderecl by Mrs. V era C. slniclnr,
80od Mil* B ath er HelL Filer, whose O’Uaiy, prhiciii.'l, Thp bride Is a senior a t Burley
Whenever their behavior ' eniBgement le F Z/c L ;Ir Shafer ■|Vln Falls leucliera have high Sf.hool and hopes lo study by
a b o u t them v.1
..... .
! neighbor*, Wc
' la announced By her p»renl», Mr. scniird In the PTA 100 per cent
and Mra. Henry Hell. M lu Kell K "i, .Mrs. Roy Evans, niembi-r.Milp
cli.,iniiHii, U)1<1 I h r liioiii). A
corre»i“indctice this winter and re­
tu rn far grad'iallon next spring.
LlPUtenant Peterson r e t u r i
haa recently rtlum ert from
rago whore she vlalted friends and home laAt spring from New Oulnea
alao her (lance who la atatloncd I'ouncll. Mn, Charles E. YoutiK. wa afte r piloting SO bombing nil.vsloru.
III the G re a t l.altea naval train­ inirnducpd at the acssion. K iitn He wpars Uie rilsllngillshed flying
t know the child, He ) ing center. Fireman Hhafer is (he iiiiuiiient was provlcted by Mrs. Jolv rrn»s. the mM^nl and the purple
^oll at G rn v rr C. Khaler, Twin K. Hayes rh n gave a parody on iint
Falls. (Album pholo) llnnientttry procedure. Presiding <ivt
the session waa Mrs. Allred P ub H
b rlM lr. rUliiK when hla child Roarlinj?s and C ontest
oti th e <leteniiv«. ih e c ti lon^ethll^s
th r malthr with him. And It U tjultf
tru e that nobody knowa nim iis tils
lamit Aids Fund, Calendar
At D eep C reek Club
UF.O' Cf^KKK, Nov, 7 — Deep
p a re n t/ do. Tiny kncs' him befurr
h r was born; they knew him in h).i Backs Hospital dreJfs ot Cite Mechodlat Woin-
cJuO met iic tlie
honip ol M rs. R. Bornunhsen In
KrnndparentA, hU uncles, his a u n u BUHL, Nov. 7—Five <loHar4 was Socieiy for Chrliiian Service iK,| AiiijHrsN. Vtv'i .k^^ Diihl, ivlih Mra, Charles Potucek In
WIN meet Thursday, Nov, i . The
voted u> th e national war fund at charge of th e devotional period.
Come what may, our own children schedule ai announced by W . ‘t’uli of'ilnart. A Seven guests. Mra. Nellie Baugh­
C. S. leaders is;
m an. Mrs. R ichard M ctUe. fcUs, Ev.
Circle 1 meets w ith M n . T . c re lt Qonar, Mrs. Herahall Harfer,
Bacon, m r U apls, for 1:30 lu n c h ,
Mrs, C, W, Oarm on. Mrs. W. 8. Day
good will do but If It Is a serious s being I / in favor of eon with M n, W. T . Combi, Mrs. n n d Mrs, C. M. C. Scott were pree*
one. then th « i are perfect. Why en d hospital project. Mem­ J. P. Hunt and M rs. R. B. B e atty meet Wednesday, Nov. a, s t the c n t. Roll c a ll naa answered with
n o t?
Two Sldii
bers voted to do sewing for the
Children’s hom e In Boise, and have
as co-hostesses. Members &re to
bring table service.
home of Mrs. Cora Holloway with
Mrs. Lennie Lincoln, osslstUig host- rending of Halloween verses. Rend-
Inss were given by Mrs. Oarmon,
e.ss. Roll call will be a verse '
T h ere Is jusi one point I would contributed generously In cannrd
•- niake'here, Try.......................
to rememh .. fnilt. lor th e home there. Roll call
Circle } meets w ith Mrs. H . O.
McCtllljiIer, S16 Second alreet (■■•St. ficrlptiire. Thnse who have R
D.w sewhig are urged lo bring
Mrs. Beauchnmp and Mra, Bonnich-
srn . In n contest Mrs. Beauchamp
the neighbor* have children too wus (act* concerning outsumdliig Ill 3 30 p. m. to continue slurty of uiid Mrs. B aushm an won prlics.
a a n n th a t H\ty l«tl about them p r e - ; Ametlcsn jjeraonalUles, and Mrs. MellioilUm. tin- mi'clhis- Pimipkln pie and doughnuts were
th em they arc wps, no mailer what ' on Japan a n d the prohlcnw arising
Circle 3 meet.^ with Mrs. .S. P.
Yaiilh, 330 Third avenue n o rth , at
served lo c a rry out the Halloween
mr.tlf Mra, C B. Swallow waa as-
Cream Deodorant
you may leel about them. t *rum the present confllcl. Mr.'. llip White mortuary chapel at 2.,.. ,slsUsnL ho.stesA. Stjtlj be/pt
Sh o rt, freckled-faced, low-halred i Everson a n d co-hoatfi* Mrs. Ken- CttcisSmeel* wlU\ Mru F re d M. j'.iii, Th\irMtiij \fv luntrtvl
Stone, 513 Fourth avenue n o rth , at servlcea for Mr*. Ida Mead, who
2 30 p m. with Mrs. C, E. P o tter as memWr of the group,
Stop Perspiration
-SN Y D E R ’S - 1. Den nsi Initite skin. Does
noiioiditwiofmeo'sshlrts.
Circle 8 meoKi w ith Mrs, H . H. Mcirna /nnien's club will moel at
Crr>w, west of Twin Fall.v for n 1:30 Tliursday In Uie iclioo), Sewing: Machine Pietenii ander-atin odon
p. ni. dewert luncheon. .Mrs. W . R. A nii-hostexs gueat-day
te ac h er simply dnean’i know how to | «elve.s to th e ir neighbors' fnilt and Cha.se will be co-hoslrss. Shop
brlHB out her be.'l pnlnw. And Mick- 1 flowm.
. th e t a jond e iftuct to llwlr iwighljotfc’ ud WUl club V ,V 2;30 Ouarwn\eed Service
tVpflne.sdfiy at the home of uiej ritbi tfier shsving.
;s. T h ey must not lake nn-
. ooin.T
r child's loys nor are they to Circle 0 meets a t the church study Mrs, Jack Bell. 1302 IClmberly roiul.
From where you sll. you pet handle ixwks nnd magazines In their ai 1.30 p m. for a busliirst 5e.‘:!<loli, Roll rail will be Thanksgiving
r view i ncighbuti' hoM.-i' houses. and will then go lo tho Red C r o u thouchta; prrigrxni will he directed
They m ust krrp their hand* off rooms for sewing. n llcei. Basement of
Circle 10 nil-IS wlili Mrs. 'plianl priivldert
hy Mrs ,)ohn Connor Chrlstmss
HUD SON-CLARK
Pervinius, 16V ilucliunan, for
p in. dc.ssert luncheon Mrs, earda will be dlsulbuted.
huinnii heads. Just ... ___ ,. MeaiwWle Ifcnd a sympathvUc »»t l.a^^cn will be co-Vit>MPM.
neighbor view your angelic child................ iielghbor'fl tale of dibtress. No- READ •nMPS-NE'VS WANT ADS, tAaOUT IttUNO pgOOOtAWT
TTiat calls for a bit of gnod liunior. tjody w«ht.< h is rJilld •« he disliked •Hip i e Cullui dub of Buhl
a lo t of neighborly undent,mdliig I >(■ * * will iiieei lit f Mrs.
common seme. Treat the neigh-1 Alice M, Oibb.- cirei- «ill meei «t
o r's cWlil as you want youn in-at- 1 2.30 p. m, Thui,sd,iy ,it ilir h<iine of
Kiirera, Uuhl,
Ftldn.v, No*, 10, with Mrs. Clyde
Krnce and rharliv and af- I Mra. fre slo n Durbin, 810 Semnd .Srnitli.'on ns »«m,-.iiuu hoMe,\s. M em -
don't spare the cooklcs, j avenue n o rth . Roll call will be iin- lier.s are retiuejird to bring garm ents
Inslrucl Young Vlsiiors , awered by missionary current evenU,
th e chHdtctx t« keep ' Membtrs a re afktd lo WM>8 then
n d s off when they go visiting, gift boxes.
for tlie Children'.^ home at Boise.
Elmwood Social club, Flier, will
B A tC O N Y
V «. P tm n M r CO.. I
B A B Y S H O P
More and M ore-They’re
B a b y B u n tin g s
W ith und w ith o u t hoods—Good serviceable wooly
b u n tin g s to keep them warm m O A
— in-coldost-w Jntcr-w eather..................... 2 ^ * ^ ^
O TH ERS AT 2 .9 8
KNIT WOOL B LA N IiETS AND
WOOLFILLED CARRIAGE QU M S
Finely woven wool blankets und taffetA covcrinff on
— in pink and blue — size d ain ty pink wooMiKed q u ilts fo r
30x60 inches— th e in fa n t ,
Infanls’ ReGeivlog BLANKETS
lU J lL e m - 29*
W h ite , pink end blue w i t h co n trastifig b o rd ers—
—he^e ^8 •b isrv a lu e•a t■ lQ W p rlce ^W T lv an iet^ t■ B tz e^ eB sy ■ ”
to launder—
T O D D LER SMALL BOYS’
—a n d ^ e a td to ( ^ to m e
. I f i not for (oaty tlo n i th a t
J im m ie s
mbUters ih o u V d concern
thenuelves «ith the food
A good choice o f p opular style pUy and d reasy
, mles. S e e th e se in th e __ ^ ___ « ... O f t ' "
they are proWdlnc their’e h U -
■■j \ i v e n n e 'd e ^ tt m e n t V d o w n B l a lr 8 B t o r & ^ • • V :
~ d « n r - U 's lor^th B -T ea n 'ta
U ial.’they must ,h«lp
- build, strong a n ti healthy
youthful bcKlles, The -enrielj*
,.A SMALL SHIPMENT 36-lNCH
..e d " food v a lu e s 'la 'o u in x iu -FANCY OUTING ^
I'K H OO T- Bread -are - d e ^ e d
for th a t verr
; ' slrong bones,' firm Ueth/ a l i r t '
m ta d i^ ii n d gmeral r o o d _ .
'■'hsaith.
Buy-BUTTER-KRUST :B read From YOUR GROCER
 >— ^ogo-SbC—
■ Yc Oldc 8|)orl Scrlveiicr li-d n
note wnicUnic niio from M r. II. M.
Moot) of Wfndtll of W rndcil rc-
oinrklnR U ^ ^ ih r piitlRy onn wos
aU "wet" In repdrUnR Ihnl th e Duhl
Junior vnrslly had btnlcn llip Wen­
dell vttrslly-TOmclliinK tin- W tndell
boys provtcl for liim » ili o r t lline
Ut«r wlioi Ilify cniiip ovcT h e re mid
graotherfcl the lierclnfort- iiiibcnlcn
Twin Fnlli Ciita «ho liiid Imiml
tlie Junior Indlnns :1011c loo tlinifilK
in nil cnrllcr Knm^
YORK iIoc«n'l_— —
mind al all bcliir'
Mr. Moon
. If hr'i It
nr. tor In ibf
d ler'. frlfm hhlp.'l
n . a f . 110W •• ■*
O lli Mllirr,
did Kome w ontlK
HD<T a member ui
th e llIlnDii ilalF'
teiblatare, ln(ro-l
'~dueed himicif il
b » S , '^onlx *^iu:
Aliiler dnired to!
r th
■crlveiierln((cnl
bosom pal»-
Anywny llinl nnle rnvril riip »tiv
for a mcctlnK wiili Mi. Mixm iiiiil
ho proved quite n iijicw, iti'.s a tot-
ton>llmichrd RCiil. «nmc\vhiil on the
ttlO’ side, who tlilj lyiwwrlUT tor­
mentor afterwnrtjslcrinird wu.-; f|uttc
an nlhlctr lii Ills <Uy, Anil he liiiiiil-
ed (hat Athletic nblllty rlK ht over
to his sonx, Dick niic! K ennntti. aU
though he cimfes.<rji tlint n o llille
of their porer came from tlic nits.
6U«' side. Doth boy* ore fn r nbovc
the avcranG ns bncLs nnd ilo ina-it
of the bnll-tolliiK f o r Weiidi'lls
scrappy mile tcAm thnt Alioiild he
one of the MaRlc Vnlley s bc-st upki.
•eoson with this year s gridiron piny
«5 the foundation.
Mr. Moon didn’t do nny horn
loottnf for his ion< but h r did for
Jerry Diehl, the »lar qiinrterback
of the Jerome Tl(er< who l« on hN
w ar to tThal the ctlllci sny a cherk
win reveal li a Mapilc Vnlley »eor.
I n i record.
"If you want to see the plnycr of
th e year In ncilon, you sho u ld cce
Diehl In action," iiaUl Mr, Moan.
•There Is n real bnl! plnycr, Al-
thoush Myron Walson of Hiieenntin
• (the fullback that the puduy one
w ent quite ga-Es about w h en lie
sow him play against 13uhl) la good
—he rtnnot approach D lchl «u tlic
•player of the yeat’.”
YOSS received a number o f simi­
la r reports about Diehl Inst season
tuid made the long trek to Burley to
Bee him play, Tlie pudgy on e
Bomewhat dlsnppolnted as Dlchl
didn't live up to the notices. Jlow-
ovcr, It wnj laler learned H int he
was handlcapix-d by an In ju ry Iti
th a t game and wasn’t
best.
Yo Oldt fipori Scrivener hopes
to lee the fabDlous Jerrjr acaln it
Btihl If, the lame Is played o n Frl.
d*y, as II may be. In order to slv e the
Jerome playen t ehance (o *cout
Burley a o ln it Kuperl for Hie blf
imme that.wlll b« played on (lie Tlj.
m ' rrldlron Not. i J.
And that'* that for now, except:
T he duck huntcra <niistn’t lojc
h eart. The downy creatures w ill be
covering Uie lakes nnd Btreams
Weng about Wov.K
Nova Beats
Buddy. . .Knox
.. ^ t/p )_ lo u
cUloned Dutldy Knox, S12. Doyton,
O., In the fiavtured 10-round bout
U *t night nt Laurel garden. Nova
weighed 2(B.
.Map Ultchell, 301. Philadelphia,
iworcd a technical knockout o t Tltvy
_
. ■“
W yatt, Oklahoma city, when W yatt
faUed to'onswcr’ ihe b c ir f o r - t h c
fUth round of a ’scheduled s ix .
6,OOe'BEE JOE LOVIB
- ........ BALTIMORE, Not. 8 (/5>-A Cft.
. paclty crowd ol 8,000 tu r n e d out
In the CoUieum Iwt.nlBhc. where
8«t. Joe LouU gar# a three-round
1 heavy-
middle­
weight Hcdman WUllonu
tmanlmous verdict from K id T u n ers
of Havana In the JO-round fe a tu n .
Louis fought Charley Cnim p. local
. . . b e a y y ^ h t , aa(t;dropped lilm la
- th e llrrt round »tih a a h o rt r ljh t
t« th« bead, -me Brown B o rn ltr
. ' alM npped Cnanp tbofply about
tb e body with tt>e‘ie-oUDu glovo!
tb« main event, WUUnma. a
• Chleagotn, ipaited through th e flrrt
BIG SEVEN DRAWS UP 56-GAME BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Gene Pratt, Oakley,
Elected League Head
J E R O M E , N o v . 7 — M eeting h e r e la s t n ifrH t, s u p c r i n te n .
d e n t s , th e p r in c ip a ls a n d coachea o f t h e Bijf S e v e n c o n f e r '
e le c te_f
d o f f i c e r s , licciilcd to piny a.. ,l«
d o ..l.l..
u b le ..n.i
r o u .»kd1-../..liin
- r o b in Kni
b a .sk et-
b n ll s c b c d u lc n in i ilrcw u p the le a g u e ’s neii-soii’.H b ill, in c lu d in g
GO g n m e s. T h e 5C game.s in clutiud 12 w ith t h e T w in F u lls
B ru in .s.
G one P ra tt, s u p e rin te n d e n t
Bruins to Play o f .sch o o ls n t (J n k le y , f o r m e r
24 Cage Tilts
se c re tn ry -tre H S iirL T , wa.n e lcc-
to d p r e s i d e n t t o « u c c e c d W a l­
t e r O ld s . J e r o m e p r in c i p a l. E l­
m e r P a r k . G o o d in fr c o a c h , w n a
Tlie TMin FnlLi Driilni will rlny n a m e d vic c-p re.‘« id e n t to ta k e
24 bnskclbiill khix*'*. okc of die th e p la c e o f K lo y d B o w e rs ,
loDKCst Rclinlules 111 llie lil-'lory of
llic school, Ihln Ri'iiwm. J. SUiiirl f o r m e r Uuhl p r in c i p a l h a s
••Mimk" Hallldiiy. ‘he chkc mentor, p a s s e d o u t o f t h e c o n fe re n c e
nnnounccd Inst iitulit.
T h e M'hcclulc. nUo IncliidlnB
to b e c o m e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t a t
Biiine.s to be jilny^l by ihp Cubs, C a s tle f o r d . T h e n e w s e c r e -
lu r lv - tr w i .s iir e r is K o.ss B a r ­
ICBU IftUT, Will be iL' n e y . Miirlfiy p r in c i p a l.
I lir rp ot the ^chr>l>L'^ decided tn
piny RexbiirK w hen th a t t(Ulntet
marie n trip Into th e MnKlc Vnlley.
IlrxburK Uill piny u t Oakley Dec
- Itu p rri nee. 31 nnd Burley
u- .-.chedulr followR:
Ja n . 18-At C^ildwfll.
Jan, Onkley here,
Ja n . M -A t Uiirley; oUo Ciib,<i.
Ja n . 29—Rupert here; also Cubj.
F eb . 1—Al Pocntello.
F eb . 2 - A t Idaho Palls.
F eb . 7—Pocatello Jiere.
F eb . 0—OoodlnB here.
F eb . I 3 -A t Filer: also Cubs,
F eb . 15-Bolse here.
Feb,
Feb.
20—At Jerom e; also Cubs.
23—Al OofxllnR.
2ft-BurIey here: aLw Ciila.
Shields Leads
In Bidil Loop
DUIIU Nov. 7 -T lie Shields have 1
Jiiniiwil Into the lenilmhip of t
llu lil Major Uowlliig with four vl
» mill no dcjent.i nlthiiuuli th
liri'.wcd by the Mouse and t...
El-Kiiy druK», who Iinve lost onlj
ti<’ game In elxhl C(intr»l!>.
T h e Huhl Ixiwllnn parlor opened '
u'.l week under the miinngenicnl '
of Hnmld Olelr.en niter Uliig do*.
■ 'iir fniulUiK and n-.siiflacUiK. A
s IcHKiii' of 12 men's nnd n
riis circuit of elKla have t>ecn
foniietl.
T h e fnllowliiK nre the Ktaiidlnn!
nd result* a t the close of lost wetk's
75tli Birthday
play;
Khlcl.li
8Ta m >im :s
i*qIi)
O f Grid Game
By n ilT Z IIOWKI.L
NEW YOUK, NOV, 7 „I’)-Illte
colli'Rlate I'xittxill In Amcrlcu ul.
served lt.s 15ih b irth d ay luinlver.sary
ye.Mcrdiiy.
. Nov. 0. 1600. a t New Unia-i-
ttlck, N. J.. Princeton an d Huiueri
pliiyer«. 25 to a side. dlxcarilHl thi'lr
hat.s. conl-n and vest*, twl.ited their
oujipendcr.i Into belw. and proceeded
to do battle,
Rntgcr.s won th e historic InnuRU-
rnl, six Koala to four, bul J a n seven
(Inys In ter the P rliicetotu tu n ied the
tables nnd beat R u tsera six Konla
to none, t'rom th a t dny unll! 1038.
Princeton won every Knmc between
the Iwo schools, R u tfera finally
winning. 20-18. on Nov. 18.
TliLi aea.«n Prin ceto n oiKlu lt.5
nbhrcvhited s c h e d u l e Saturdny
ngnin-'it Muhlenberg, while Rutgers'
wnr-tlmo slnte cnlLs (or two gnmes
against both Lnfayette nnd Lchlgh.
P rinceton, In IU1 opener ngnln-U
Rutgers Just a fte r th e Civil wnr.
Introduced nhat Is now th e ' colk-gc
cheer. T h e players, not the faiui.
did th e vocalizing, a n d the yell was
copied from th a t used by New
York's seventh regim ent In the
betw een the itntC3.
T ales of the I n a u n ir a l dLiclo.ie
Ihnt th e boll was “of a miniature
slir, m a d e of ru b b er, an d subject
to freq uent repairs. I t was n gnsio
of k icking the bnll nnd bnttlng '
with th e hand. C arrying the bD
was forbidden. A p o in t was callcd
gonl, m nde when th e bnll was sent
Plunnbing
Steam- Heating
F ree E^sUmatcs
.-Contract
In s ta lla tio n s
M A R K W ELCH
P lu m b in g & H e a tin g Co.
426 M a la S. r b e s e 15.%V
Nevada Wins Over
Alaska Clippers
EDMONTON. ALTA, Nov. 7 {Ca-
n a d la n Preaa) - - Showing an all­
ro u n d , juperlorlty. on ------*------
grounds. University, of
n lffb t whipped Alaska
0. In ao exhibition (ooUaU game
b efo re 1,»0 chlUed fans a t OUrk«
W a n te d
«t«ditia>.
Y ojudk la d le s betw een th e a g es o f 18 and .26 to
— qo^Ify .io r-p o aitio n 8 -o t-teleg rap h -o p er8 to r8 .-L lfa « —
'i w ^ ' iiUbtrance to cover expenses during training
« u r s e l O f fe r a ttr a c tiv e to ; o u n g women interested
' in in c rea sin g e a rn in g capacity. Apply by MAIL o r
- i n P E R SO N .
“ “ELI R. HOWELL, ' ~ '
EMPLOYMENT SUPERVISOR,
— UNION-EAOIEIC-RAlLllOAD,-.:-.
POCATELLO, H ffio..
E S S E N T IA L W O R K E R S D U S T HAVE STATE­
M E N T O E A V A I I J lB I L n T
TIMES-NEWS...TWIN FALLS,' IDAHO
Unbeaten Hagerman Seeking Game With
Top Class B Eleven in Boise Region
EJuiois Special
3 With Uncased
Rifles Pay Fines
BURLEY. Nwv. 7 -For "ciirr>inB
nn uncn-'i'd rllle ulthoui n hunilnx
llcciu'ir," threi' nieii were arre.'led
WediieMlny and paid lines In pro­
bate court.
"Actually, the men appenred to
• liuntlnK deer," .mid Judge Henry
W. Tucker,
Tlie offenders are:
Rulon E. Tiiylur. who paid 125
fine nnd S3 co,ita and redeemed his
gun for *10,
Loyal 0111. who paid a AiS^Ino
nd $3 co.sis and redeemed extra
ne rifle for (19, I
Dalton Tuylor, who paid a »2a fine.
3 costs and redeemed his rifle
for »10.
RUPTURE
S H IE L D -E X P E R T , H. L.
H O F F M A N N o f M in n e ap o lis,
M in n e s o ta w ill d e m o n s tr a te ,
w i t h o a t c h a ri;e , h is " R u p tu r e
S h ie ld s " i n T w in F a lls. I d a h o ,
n t H o te l P c r r i n e , on M o n d a y ,
N o v . 1 3 th , 8 a . in . to 3 p . m .
Plenae come early. Evenings by ap­
pointm ent.
I have been supplying my shields
to rupture sufferers In this terri­
tory for ten years and longer. I
have fitted Uioiisands of cases In
the Onlted States during this time.
There are many of my satlsflKl
customers right here In >-our
munlty.
CAUTION: I f neglected, rupture
may cause weakness, backache, ner­
vousness, stomach and gas pains.
~ ■ le having large ruptures, which
returned after surgical epera-
Uons or injection treatmenU.
e»pcolally-lnvlt«di-^'If-you-wBi
done right, don’t e jp erlm e n t.__
my associate. L. A. Rice.” if unable
to see him a t this time, address
H O FFM A NN’S SURGICAL
APPLIANCE CO.
' 31S Masenlo Temple
— . ..
Tucsdny, November 7,1944
Irish Never Loser to Both
Army and Navy iii One Season
YORK, Nov. 7 Army trimmed Duke, 37 to 7, after
w never ha s lo st to b o th Army Navy had polished off th e Carolina
Navy In th e sam e season. Irish Blue Devils, 7 to 0. Duke t« th e only
---ch Ed M cKecver, w hose ladi common toe of tJie. two service
were dunked by N avy S aturdny. re­ Uoms to date.
layed to New Y ork footbaU writers
today the w arning th a t h la team;
no Intention o f b reaking the
.1 in this week's struggle w ith tlie
Cadeu at Yankee stadium .
BpesklDg from South B end, Ind.,
by telephone to Uie scrlbea a t their
HAGERM AN, N ov. 7 -
C o a c h J a c k M a r t in be lieve s
t h a t h i s H a g e r m a n P i r a te s
f o r m t h e b e s t c la s s B g r id ir o n
weekly Knife and Fork to lre c, Mc-
Keever promised h is cloven would
bo "up for Army and t h a t “Navj
Is one of th e fin es t collcge foot­
FANS
ball teams I ever have seen,"
te a m i n th e s t a t e — a n d w a n ts For Onion
Later. W alter K ennedy, Notre
t o p r o v e it. Dame tub-thum per who appeared
And what’s more, the youUiful
before the w riters In per.son, snld and
eoBCh ta not wnltlng around to be two lineup changes would be mndc
challenged—he 'll do tlie challeng­
for Saturday w ith P m nk Symian.'kl.
ing, 1B43 second-Btrlng center, Rtnrllnft Potato S to ra g e
M a rtin yesterday asked sport
WTlters In the Bolso arcn to name
at the plvut |X)st nnd c ith e r Bill
the cln-vi H te am that they rate
Chandler or Jim B rennan pnrlorni-
InK St left half.
V EN TILATION
the to p s In thnc Kcctlon of the state.
Syimanskl became ellslblc todny
W hen th a t Informntlon Is received, after a brief service career since la.'l
the HnRcrmnn coach ex|>ects to seftMn. Either C handler o r Bren­
chnllenge Uint team lor a game to nan will start In th e slot viicntcd by Now
be played either on Its gridiron or the transfer ot O earge T erlep.
a t HaRcrmnn.
Deilred to Play off Tie
Capt, Johnny Buckler, oni'-llrae
Cnclet halfback, reprcsonted the
Available
T he Plrate.i desired to piny off Army coachlnR stn ff nt chc rtebnte
their BCorelc.^LS tie with the strong and chnracterlzed this y e a r ’s Hiiind at
Olenrw Perry Pilots, but Uie latter "untested except fo r the D uke giinie
team la booked up and unable nnd In thnt one we stum bled nroiinil
play,
HagetTnnn ha.s completed It* ri„
like snold mnlrt on 11 skiitlng ixiiirl. "
"Unfortunatrly." Buckler aildcd.
Detweiler's
u lar schedule, com ing thro—rh with­ "none of the tenins we m e t *0 far
out a defeat f o r the first time In le personnel to make m en out
th e school's hl.itory. T he Pirates ____ boys. Mnybec we w ill become
.A-ere h e ld to a 7-7 tie by the Buhl o( age Saturday.”
In d ian s , but t l i a f crack'
___ class A outfit.-A lso Included
am ong their victories was one over
th e Shoshone Redskins, who also
had a strong te am ,
W auon S tar ISaek
IT'S TOPS
In M yron WnLson, Hngen
one of Uie best backs In the Mnglc H a v e You Tried It?
Valley. Tlie fullback Is a poM-erful
fellow who h as been stopped few
T hcre’H n o n e b e l l e r . . . T he p ric e is r iK lil. . . C all u s now
times thLi sen.'^on. In addition, he Is for a d e liv e r y of
n good piintrr nnd parser.
S T O V E O il. O R F U R N A C E O H .
517,172 FUOM TO imN EY
CHICAGO, Nov. .7 (/I-,—Tlie Chi' Join th e H u n d re d s o f Siilisfic d U sers in T w in F a lls
cago Victory liatlniinl go]( toiirna'
inent conducte<l by the Chicago
D istrict OdUl n.s.soclallon last sum­
mer provided 11 contribution of $17,.
United O il Co. of Idaho
172.80 to the recrcallnnai fund fot Y O U K IN D E l'lv N D K N T D EALER
w ounded vcternns of World war II.
On K im b e rly R o a d P h o n e 957
LoweU Riilhcrford, president, an­
nounced Init nlB ht.
X
PUBLIC SALE
' READ TIMES-NE\Va WANT ADS.
] w ill se ll a t P u b lic A uction th e fo llo w in g : d c s c r ib c d a r ll r le s n t m y p la c e
2 m i l e s w e s t, I '/ j flouth of W en d e ll S l a t e B a n k —or— 2 m iles n o r th a n d
2 m i l e s w e s t o f W est P oint school—
Thiirs., Nov. 9 at 12
.bleiids
Lunch Served By W est Point Grange
Cattle
Preshening dale and pn>duetiaii.t(lJ3«.El2?n.
Machinery
the d a y of sale. These are large type Jersey 1 0 -2 0 T r a c t o r o n 9tccT'~" ~
eows a n d records are arallsbte for past
6 yean. 14-inch T ractor gang plow
5 2 head o f high producing Jersey cows 10 -in ch Feed G rinder with drive b e lt
ra n g in g from S to 7 years.
T w o - w a y H o rs e Plow , 16 inch ■,
2 0 S p rin g e r H eifers ■
s 1 5 Six m o n th s to yearling Heifers ,
16 -ln ch Sulky Plow
D isc P lo w
1 0 C alves— ste e rs and heifer
T w o-soction harrow
2 -Y ear R e g iste re d Jersey Bull f r o m
M eyer herd a t Boise.
S p rin g to o th Harrow
A uelUnecr’R NoUi T h b herd has l>een penMn- S te el D itch e r
__ __ *^>1 !? eensldtrtd to be one
.2 -H o rse -M o w ers ''
" c r tb « best” b enli ji> thii secilen,
4 H a y B akes
2 C o rn Cultivators
Horses
M o /m o n Corrugator ...................
T e a m o f b lack m ares, sraooth mouth, 2 S e ts o f Harness and Collars
w e ig h t 1400
N o. 1 8 . DeLaval Electric Separator
B a y G elding, 4 years,.w eight 1600 4>UQit S u rg e Milking Machine
■B lack^G elding, 8 ye ars, weightMOO
B lac k m a r e , 6 y e a rs, w eight 1600
C o o lin g Tank
M ilk C o o ler
G r a y M a re , 7 ye ars, w eight 1600 E le c tr ic H o t W ater H w ter
B la c k G elding, 10 yeai«, weight 1600 2 6 lO -G allon Milk Cans
TERMS CASH
G. A. SALLEE & SON,-Owners
B O L L E N B E C E f t BEAN, . L ^ O Y SCnOUWEILER,
A acU oneen
 Tuesday, November 7,1944
TIMES-N&WS, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO ■, Pag8"SfivBir—
Conducts Revival
F lIL T S FOURTH Project Leaders Cook, Twin PalU. h u appointed the
following district committee heads
Named bv Legion,a the BulU poit. Sons of Uii
-..JH eovmell. Oeorge L lkeneu;
L E G A L ADVERTISEMENTS L E G A L ADVEHTISEM ENTS
Ttm«s>News Pub. Co., office Exp..
T w in PalU Coca Cola Bott, Co, pro*
■ Liquor Cealrol
J L iie k to jE k ^
" ulUlTU
UiT U’NNov.
ov. 7—O oinraander Rudy of liquor ( itrol
" s n p
WABHWOTON, Nov. ^
i c
Ruloii J. Borgitrom, ilie (ourtli
pfc.l
80 ACRES SOUGH!
F irs t m dem nttlon aoUon rek
Caiiutl, of the American Legion,
hat aniioiiiicnl th e appointm ent of
the following committee h e a d s who
will serve for Uic comlns year.
safety. By Banon; AmerlcanUm.
Kenneth Bhradsr. Don Brannen,
chupUln of the ButU Pott, was also
appointed (a lerve u district chap-
vUioM, Twin FalU County
O en. Hoip., c u h rtcelpU, I208JS.
T w in Poll* Bank and Trust Co..
ag en t withholding tax, M«T; Twin
net fundi by th e County Auditoi
was opproved by the Board as fol­
lows :
C urrent E*peii»e I6 ,4 0 jjf Twin
Markets
DSNVER LIVB8T0CIC
live to me acqtilalUon of the muni* Amerlcanbiii. Shelby C oiutant; Uiii for ihe remilnder of th e lUcal Foils Peed and Ice Co, provUloiu. Palls City »3,831JR, Buhl City
or a Tremontoti, UUIi. (unn fni cipal tUrport site was taken laai athletic oflcer. Oeorge LJkeneu; IS8.80: Twin Falls O lau and Paint
to be Ion In Ui« teeoiid world ' B73B.M, n le r C ity B37».6<, Kimberly
n ig h t city councllmen who voted Boy SCDUU. Dave ERgleaton; cere, Co., upkeep, 11.70; The Upjohn Co.. VlllasB IJJS.OO, Haiuen Village
«-u Uited oKlclally m killed In unanUnouily to condemn BO acres monlili, Dr. K. A. K anusky; child dntRB. Jl9t.7fl; Vccel'e. provisions,
Mon.
Pfc. Boyd Boniirom, (ilth
of la n d oMTied by V. W. Nelson.
Tw in PalU.
welfare, By B arron: community ser­
vice, Cheater Hobson; coiistltullon
Rain Forces Halt »203.ai: Walgreen Drug Oo.. dnjioi.
85.70; Wsrberg Bros., drayagc, « .« ;
tlSM B, .loUlsur Village m s i . .Mur-
tauRh VIllsRe (as.34. and Cattleford
VUIrrr B8I.20.
or Mr. tn d Mn. Aiben B orgsir.....
already had been dlichirscd by th t
According to Mnj’or Ben
who m ade Ujo motion, NeUon Imd
sweet,and by*laws, H arold Hyde.
LetUUtlon, V o ln e y Bnrneit; Of Beet Harvest Lc.itc
— Union, Ifkurnms, 16.11;
»12.
Tax A djustm rnt and Canctll.tlon
Oeo. N. Chllda. County Assessor,
marine corp» on ilie basli or an prevloukly Inform ed tlie city tlini he membcMhlp. H arlan Bee> national
earlier amiy report th«l Huloii w m c^ontlnued wet weather Tuesday requested cancpllntlon of nitea on
wat wDiIng to Mil the property. defense. Leonard Almqulat: publu nmmlng forced liarvest workers Lot 10, Pslrfleld
mittini
t) Ot 19 I lUlu li
However, he refused when naked to city, Kemieth Sbrudcr: rohablllta- out of the fields, Albert Mylroie, »273.07. If « .a : 1043 a 3 J3.as' ,
5 so by City Engineer John E. Moore; resolutions, Lloyil c<iimty actni, aimounced H ealth I'nII Clilmi Approved for th e year 1043
s o u th m i ................ ayes and Clnude H. DelvtpMer, •vice orflccr, - • - *. Vellei
• - H ealth Unit claims for ealiiry
Mylroie said that prliiclp.a work at
uKBlnst the trust fund, were ap­ ordered
when Mt}. Franc:! 8. Ajhlr msfla a j requej
.em ber ol (lie nlrport cctnmliH'c, II llalaon. .Lso m»dP ■
«in#l «rf»lrn ofllctr of the' ...... Us week. R«ld mill .•< proved as follows, and wairanU or-
nen-lM commana. drove u> the fu n u iinTKl drawn; O, T. Parklnion IIBJ - 1 Recell 3758 (I
Btrategleally situated In the cm- atortci
13 miles nortliwm of T remonton r o f the a irp o rt site, and wherem Ukeness; .................... I few potato fields SO, H . B. Post lOBJO. and ElUsbetlt No. 374Baddition for 104S.
uf s . Hfteli VK Al-e.!.
Saturday with tin imil iieHa. 10 tw o projeet«d 8,000 foot nin- Shidduck. J. S m ith tlSO.tO.
The ptrenla peiiuontd lor Boyd'i
relesic wlien they were advued ol TH E BEV, BfcN A. WOODWABO last portion of lan d which ihe city
. ays wuuld bisect, the plot Is the District Commundcr D. Quarterly Reperlt Filed
Quarterly reporu ol the Count! I InT th
■ordered made ax req
a Matter of Weed Hradlcallon ; i,r* .E K
hla brolhers’ l-ie. A pemion for A uditor, Clerk and Recorder, Coun­ atlon he Bosrd hnving under consider*,
nulon'e releuie niu l»ri been m a Je . . . CTanielUde radio tinier needs to bring th e entire site L E G A L A D V E K T IS E M E N T S the oi>erntlon of Uie Count,''I •
KcqulslUon or option. ty Assessor, and Probate Court wen In dcstniylng
before wnnl came tlinl lie wta ml»a- and speaker, U currently conduct­ According to Mayor Sweet........ filed with and approved by th« bodlec wee '
ing revival lervlcn i t R p.m. » ch
n ig b t Ihreugh Sunda;, a( ilie in K*ve as p a r t of hl» renson for Proceedings of the Board of County n oa rd .
J, N. Orlmes, County
■ubmltl
le retraction th e fact th at the In Iti-Sala of Water tfharea
Ir lorcc^. R u lo n 'i G ooding Church of (hr N'aurtnc. ty would h av e to cImb a north* ( nmmissioners, Twin Falls County, Idaho T h e Board took under considera­ thereto
tor, and b«lng Informed I ■ t" "
I i:iigUiid Aug. ~ >uLh road w hich runs th rouih the tion offers of purchaia of 30< share*
;clved In acllOT Moved by Cominljslone
._nd. A t previous dlKUulons of air­ o n of stock and rlghu In Uie Deeii second by Commlkaioner ;

m] MARKE
L'dlMl ilepartm en port planning U had been luggeited Oil 1Crt-ek Uind and Wnier Compai ilandBr, j
line 33; aiifl Pfo. ihnt ih r Board adopt the
■hat a n east-w est road bo mitslled Slock wos the County Weed Inspector VI that iJ ;’;" ''" ’
corpi, accidental* iloiig the n o rth ern bonier of the KECL’I.An SEPTE.MBKH t aflri
Solomon b la n d s field to cieoto a continuation ol Tile Ucurd of County ■ ol the I Ml^if thH»
le roiad throuith Nrl^nn's land. iloiiers met at ihln time put County I »“iVu2hUr*'r«4nt*

nn nitack t
I. as. when
,
Icllled.
Pfi
I uni
Pr»nc« C O N D lIi 'FAIR I'h e motion la s t night, which In* recess, >li menlbore and t
;te<l Cliy Attorney Joseph H
d raw liie necM>nn’
pupi^rK, was tlie oiIki-
i.61, Bose J. Wll.

Upon rnll call

iinaiitmou.«ly carried.
(he motion SAN
SA.S- rilASCIBCO UVE8T0CK
nu.scihto, .V o», T (U n —c«t-
s Borsttroin Inmlly’s
Uiilion Imd been iiubllcltcd la^t CanreUallnn of Taxes
nioiKii, die tcri'/ccs announced chi passed : April. •nie dirrcior o f the Noxious Weed
H. P ro d Baldridge, state sanltarUi)
AnL'oltl con>lderailon will be give iiilcr contract to the city, said last lime Mayor Swoci for ih<- |)urihii.'p ol .siuci .-mck, an Hurenii presented a list of owners
10 nny fimlly which liu loit two i ight In one of four October reports ■'I w iini lo le t these people kuow B R Jl E li. .M aiul li'll of Ilia' Bureau n[ Niulous Weed. ixjRtage, find th a t tha iiroponal of John I ol limU who had compiled with Boo.
7 0/ CliHpier 23B of the 1890 Session >as« bulIi 110 i« IlCJOi^eaWtt leTabwt
more torn In service, with only ot subiA ltted to the city council. th a t w e mean business.” piatlcd iwrtlun o f Lot 8. Sec. JO. »4.00; Clly of Twin F’alls, water, W ugner to purchase the aald stoc
xurvlvlng. B a ld rtd g ; did not ampllly hli S ince that tim e all negotiations T w p .|0 S R 3 l E B M t o corrci 11.50; Clos Book Store, office sup- of *2^0 a cellUoni, which wi ordered mad
latlon on the .m e tt- h s n d le n __ for tlie land h o v e been without re* error on the 1943 rolU. pllei. >TJS| Roy Dare, weed work, OS follows:
Buhl Husband Files idded th a t ihe milk supply in this cour«fl to the ordinance. On Oat. 31 Order lo U raw W arra nt
irea retnalni about the same as it the councllm en voted through a The County Auditor was author- *41.61}; EUle 0, OrahaRi, refund,
*143.10; m s to n o Btores, c s r exp„,
r Potter,
llypothM kbinlc. BE^i 8ec. 38, T |
Action for Divorce was th e prc««dlng month. Several d o w n^pnym ent of »2J30 to Mrs, lied to draw a w arran t on th e weed (89.10; J, C, Hayden, refund, 133,40; th a t th e proposal of the lald John 9 S R IS E B M , 8Si A.. 68.60.
L. E. Silliday, c /o R. O, McMuUln,
• Floyd Stevew, Buhl, Hied ault fo r requests have been received from MlUlred A. Paulson for Uie next*to- Eradication Fund In the a m o u n t of Olen O. Jenkins, car exp., >IJ5; E. W agner be accepted, and that the W-ii S W 'l see. 33, T D a R 17 E B M,
dlvorcc from Mri. Lclha M uriel dairy farm ers for Inspection to allow Inst portion of land completed lo »7S4.43 in favor o f Weed Revolving KrcnRel-i, repoir, *ll.fl7; MUi. Slates chairm an nnd olork of the Board 8 A.. H4J3.
Steven* Tuesday In dljirlci cour .............. sell grade A milk, he re- 'm ake u p (he site. Fund, for relnmburscment. i t Tel. Co., I4l. service. S2.00; be nuthorlrtd, upon rccrlpt ol the Clurk C. O rlfftn. Jr.
r t l i p ncciumlnnb lie mfikes agalni u rkD d. I A m in o r altera tio n made in llie of Uecu Kdwarrt .McCnrty, repair, I.W.82; R. ron.sldcrallan In cujh. to rxcciite dewlck.
T h e city collccte iiat of tflne site woa announced at the mcetihu I* .McCracken, Uriysgi. 170,38; Rav anti deliver ai.iigninent of the Coun- 14 E B M, S ', 8W>.* Sec. 4, T 10 S R OGDgN UVEBTOCK
'r» Irs. Uenl were iini iivniiiiijle be J « . ..............
eaiisc his allorney, J. W, Taylo by City Engineer Hayes. Tlie bisect-. The Douid . •'eftn, car exp., I3f:3.73 ... >y'» Inieri'st In 304 shares of Deep
removffl the rccorflj Inimedlaiely. lug niD wayj h u v c been shifted to hi'ld l)y Ihe County Andlloi to si , S103JJ0; EJd-i Creek Lund and Water Company
the n o r th a few rods In order iqi I'lire di'pailti, of public fuiicl;,, ai I NrUon. work. #J61.a0; | to ihe said John E. Wngtipr
lound lecurhlta or Pidelity Nation. *3.50; J. D.
Hank of Twin Palls. F a n n e rs Ni cr, weed work, I48.S0; '111 lowr.:
15 E B M, 2 A.. (3.98, ....................... S " , " ”"
T H E T IM E 8-N E W S tionsl Bsnk of Buhl, Idsho P lrs t N> H unt Land Ai Livestock Co., Sec.
Co., repair, »5B,i: ■r Moland . Aye: 9, Twp. 10 B R 15 E 8 M. 2>* A.. >Ul 1
iioital Dank, Bulil Uruiicli. Twi T Potter, Aye;
. I'td
Fslli Bank ii T r iu t Cu., n n d PIr C o. rrimir. »5U.M; TIme.'-News, work, 150 60; Self Mfg, *5.04.

FARM lal I' a tlo n 0

bvcuniy Bunk ol IduliQ, Bol^i:, bail; llriitloii, ,90; 'nie Texss Co.
luclory. Upon approval of theso
cumins Ihe Bouril exauiliied ll
ledger of Ihe County T reanurer hii
*51.D7; Wsrberg Bros.,
U0.3D; Ruse J, Wllsnn, C
isslciH'd
pub-
until tlic hour If 5:00 O'clock P M -8WU
when a recei.i
o'clock A, .M- '
Alfred Pettygrove. Lot a, NE^i
Bee. 18, T 10 8 R IS B d M,
A.. *3.37.
Fra nk bWphon. Lots 3. 4, Bxc ■ .ti.T ili,'..'?

SALE R ep o rt from Plrc Chief L Z. Bsrt plnn

ett ihow cd th a t 13 alarms nci
mswered in the month, none c
fo r f: ■!* resulting In trrinii!-
iiu rrln g possible changes nmdc b>
’ board , tlie ordinance for the
’x a tloit will b e drawn <ip mmiF-
lound her balance ns of this
Hnuiliii
•y limit.
vu> Irunsacird
e hour of 5:00 o’clock P, M.
>rk. 130 00.
(.'Ulmi
SW 1 A.: NEU aW U , SEU SW'h
.■
14 S3
e 31, T 10 6 B 15 E B M. 3‘4 A.,
nUiiche Miller. BE'i NE\*
T 10 8 R 18 E B M, 5 A.,
a III esnrtn It I.

‘. ( . 'J '; : ,
damage. In five bulldli . ly by City Attorney Joseph n. le Board adjourned alne die. liillow.s:
CALEND AR four c a r blates thei
resulted In no damage.
Rlandford, No d a te for the cuuncil
dam age.'• Three trash d weed flrei vnie .in the proposal was set. City
E. V. MOLANDER.
2.40; Baltwlll, cxiin help,
Twin Falls. Idaho
Ortober 13. 1041.
Kd Tolhert.
1) a R l(i :
. sw > ; Sec, 13,
■ ■ *llJ)fl. ;• M isnbs III,SOI f«w rOMla
Engineer Hsyea an d City Atiomey ;3'J 40; Jeliwrn Coal & Service, coal, 10.00 o'clock A M. KhzubeUi V, P ra iell, NE'
W ashington and St. Edward’s B landfoid will m e e t with Uie board
★ hchoolA took top honors In the fire
35: Mn. D. E. Cralion. provisions.
120; Cltv ot T»in Falls, water,
REOL'LAIt Ot TOBBIt BESBION
T h e Board "I County Commission- .M r'7 N E '. Sec. 15. T 10 6 R 18 E B
Twin Palls. Id ah o . 3W A . m i .
drills, each emptying In 40 (econdi. .25; OlillUren’s Home, qr, allow, ‘ir.SS;
SALE DATES Timas fo r other schools were Uncoin
iconda, Blekil. one minute and Student Speaiiers ice, 1300.00: Dhigel Si Smith Seed
HyiMthcekbank. W ‘i
10 S R 17 E B M, 8'-: A.. *882,
BE'.,. B«i; 4

NOVEMBER 8
H arry Ihler
Advertlsemenl, N ot. G
^conds, and the high school.
0 m ini !S and 0 i-half.

Widow of Pioneer
Address Clubmen
OcKiber session, all membera a n d 1
cirrk prfjcnt.
i„ repair, *.VO0; Eiist aide Ma
ovlnloiis, *34 00 noy Fuller, I
Inry, 1171.00; Roy Fuller, Supt.,
• Quarterly Report Klled
Q uarterly report of in'- Hlierlli
'h receipts, 18.50: Verda Fuller, was riled with and approved by tlif Ot Lateral ex. T a x No.'. 851 and 552.
lury, *87.70; E. C, Hines, extra Board.
■Ip, 15.00; Idaho Depi. Store, Inc., Joint ReporU Filed
Reinhart nilllHr. LoIn 1. 3, So-, S.
T 10 S R 17 E D M, 3’, A.. *6.83.
rl B. llOHE, W 'j SW ’., SE'. S
3w. 15, T 10 B H 17 E B M. 3«, A„
•MM. l<* ISO to 110

Hollenbeck A Bern. Auclloneera 16.48.

Jo in t reporti of the Auditor nni
NOVEMBER 9
Hotel Man Passes ('urrriit T.xpense CUims Approv im huppllei, il7.3P; idasales, lnc„
coal, S5.44; Irtbho Power Co., elec- T rea su re r for the month, and foi SW ii Sec. 24, T 10 S R 17 f B M,
M a tt Schmidt, c /o Del Olcim, av,
omI hdf-
KlMBE3lLy, Nov, 7-M rs. Kola prognint a» n p ortion oi Nuiioiiul IV, MSI: KlnB-biirys, rinm.- tha quiirler, I'Mdlnc October 7, 1044
Slarr. 76. died at 3:S0 a. m, Tuesday E ducation week now bring obsrrved. In |i.i}mvnl theicof fu> follows: 12; Kliigttiury’ 6, drugs, *11.76; wprc filed wiili and approved by th(
G. A. Sallee & Sun The (tu d cn is a n d their topics fol­ Board.
Advcrtlsemcnl, Nov. 7 r home here after being taken Ainerlcnn Luw Book C o., Inn iChnbfvly Dnig, drugs, *11,15: Ly-
ddmtly Monday night, low: buukt, ilD.OO; Myrl Allison, v^'lin»..s dum Drive.In Market, provisions, Sale nf Coiinlv properly .TK.o‘1
Ilnllenbeck A Dean, Aucllooeers resident of Idaho «ti ••Educating All the People,” by fee. (GjS; Ace Bowen, wltnes* fco, *40.4.^: Mill, fitates Tel. * Tel. Co.. LotJi 17. 18, IS, of Block 8. Artejlan Louis A. Barbeaat, o/o I. V. Lan-
...... s u r r was the wli widow of Wll- K uthryii Ornvcs; ' Prepriruig for the JfiiiiJ; John A. Brown. miloBKe niul tel service, 18,70; Mtn, Stales Tel, Aj City, liavlns bcon offered for aale ister, Wli NEW See. 19. T 10 8 R
NOVEMBER 9 11am Stephen Starr, one ...... .....
' the Shoshone Palls hotel and fcr. a n d
New T echnolosy." by Marlell YntM. exp.. >78.24; Genevieve lieiiult, cxtiu Tel, Co., lel, service, * 8 « ;
"DeveloplnB an EndurhiK help. tn.40; Ucnevlpve liriiult. extra Imp.
reg u la r tux tale on Junr 28. lo»3. 18 E D M. 3 A , 83J8.
Id n o t having been wld, tlip Board
H. 0 . Dean T. B. Craven. 0 E ^ E E 'i sec, 20,
.. T h e couple moved to their (arm Pcace " b y Marilyn Noitli. htlfi, I7BJ0; B. C. Bluiicloii. com ta- McVf I J u ly B. 1943. >.llown. Ill B T 10 S R 16 E B M, 6‘. A.. *7.76.
Advertisemenl, Nov. 6 home n e a r here In 1005 P ro g ram ch airm an lor tiir ••«- ble Ik s , 10.80; Ver Cox. radio a ervkt, o f Commissioners’ Jodinal ... •.aurence W. T auto, c/o R. B. Ban-
Clyde Holden, Aaclleneer lined there. slon w aa H. R. O ranl. Cltic S30.00; Continental Oil Co.. c u r exp., exp., >37.44; Page 309. fixed a minimum ptlce for ig, NE>i N E 'i Sec. 19, T 10 8 R
Bonj Ih Washington City, Teiin,, Ralph Carpenter whi m j $10.67; Geo. A. Childs. utc<j>or, mile­ lie sale of saUl lots, n u riy days E B M, 3'i A„ >4.70.
NOVEMBER 10 rs. S ta r r moved with her parenis Schaflfcr. formerly an officer age and exp., tllG .Sl; Cloa Book *1.85; Royal Bakco-, provisions, having elapsed since the publl* :dlth O. Mciitcli. C/o B.
the H ailey club w ho in nnw rm
C. 0 . EwlnR
T rin id ad , Colo., a t the age of 13.
There sh e was married tn 1890. ed
hcri;.
n t th e Id ah o Power comiwiiy
Store, office supplies. 178,10; L. K. Jtl.83; LaVernIa Rlsewlck, salary,
Cole, jsnltor work, 138.00; C ity ol *74.40; Ocnc Slater, cir exp. >4.00.
m of said minimum price, the
d at this tlmo acceptcd tlie B M. 3 A., *354.
'i S W 'i Soc, 30. T 10 S B ta E S V K s H S fS s '!::
•‘••'fri r«J M rhelc* tlM n Iti.io
Advertisemenl Nov. « A devoted Christian, M n, S hut Twin Palls, water, $03.37; Clos-Bouk Alma Stsmps, extra help, >20.00; ' of Nona Mvers for fnlcl lots Mrs. Angle ir o n . Lot 4, Sec, 3, T
llallenbeek ii Bean, Asclloneers IS n o t been Ideniflled with any Store, ofllce supplles,il5.5S; D avid­ Onrland stamps, extra help. *150.00; In th o amount of »7iO plus »l,iw 1 3 R 17EB M, 23 A.. *3738.
particu lar church for several years son Wholesale Co., paper, $2.40; Det- Homer Saxon, prof. servlce.5, $3.33; recording fee, which ami
NOVEMBER 13 but h a s been In the fellowship of
OrocB Pentecostal aseemblles. Until
CiviUans Will Get W’eller Bros. Inc., repair, 112,05. Richard Sweet, Jsnltor service,
Fidelity National Bstik, aaalgnecl *10.00; SkajR'j No, 3. D P A supplies,
Virginia Dailey, NEU BW «. SE'i
Sec. 10. T Jl 8 R 17 E B M, SU A, il«r> l< M l|.! || ctlvM. ,.UbU 4001
'! in'tJr iii|h,j, m>4liiiTi t»chole« ra n n
ta.ao.
Em ma Osborn
Admlntilralrlz ot the Eiiale of tlve.
Monday she had been physically Holiday Turkeys claims: Henry Jesa, Juror’n cert, *3.19; St, Alphonsus Hospital, T . B.
$3,13, Oral Bagley, Juror's c ert., *3.13, hospital, $330.92; gslvallon Army
s . E. Kins, c /o B, J. Dltter. NE‘l
Sec. 19. T II S R 17 E B M, A.
Itn 119 u IH.ti; conmoi) <l«wn

Abel Oabem, DeceMcd Survivors are two w . Roy V. " -1 QuUt, Juror'i. ccrt,, J3.12, 80,3fi; Home, qr, nllowance, 1100,00; T uck­ nnanim outly carried, that when paid *3.05.
AdrerllKmenl, Kor. 10 Slarr, Kimberly, Ernest ... ....... bnrKo 1 the .s Acr Foto Shop, photography,- e r’s Drlvc-ln. proviilon?. *7.50; ’IVln for In full, all delinquent taxes (ex­ Anton Britt, NE>. SW '4. 6E';- K a S'St.'i.ffi'Wf’SsKJ-
...... CoUIta;: g-Ilopklni,.AMlteawt- L o s.A o seles:- Lwo..daughtea- M r. *6.64; Flrcsione Stores; c u r -exp,;' Palls Bank. A: TYtist Co., aaalBnfd cept special asscssm tnt)' on said
Edith -E. Angel. Cedaredge. Colo, office b««iw**MJed-hy-t>»<^ai‘-prodBetloir ■|47.Wj tillu UlvefSS; cash receipts, claims. Clarence White, Janitor, property be cancelled, that deed SWU, NE!i S E U . NWH SEW, 8 4
In Snn Francisco, Is was learn- tll.BJ; Cordon G ray, reporting, BEW e « c .6 ,T U S R 1 8 E B M . S ‘.4
and M ias Jessie Starr. Kimberly, ed here Tuesday. >15.00, Clarence White. Janitor, Issue, and that th s chalrmon and •... (8.70.
NOVEMBER 13 and o n e brother, J. U' Richardson. AU tu rk ey s drcsaod after midnight
18.60; Kenyon O reen, mUeage and <25.00, for total of *40.00; TrollnKPr’s cleric of the Board ba lutherUed to J. R . D urk,Lot 3, SEU N W ; Sk .
A dam w n Llvcstoclc Co. Hoehnc. Colo, Also lurvlvlng ire Nov. 8 m a y be so ld to civilians, the exp.; 18.19; Oeorge-O.-Hailey, insan­ icy, druge, *20.45; Twin Kulbs execute the same. 6, T 11 S R 1 8 S B M. 3 A., (3.15. <otsi BalsbU (Id 4«Ut 400: st««*rt
Adverliscmcnt.Nov. 9 seven Brandehlldren. ity hearing, IIO.DO; H am m ond i: en. Hospital, hwip, Ind.. Routine buslneu w u Iranucltd Ed McCarty. N W . NWU Sec. 32,
order re a d . However, ull those dress­
Holieabeck s, Oeia, Auedooeen. Pen d tn s word from relatives the ed p rio r to th a t d a te must be held Stephetu Co., su p t. suppllea, #8.74; *1124.15; Vogel’s, provisions. *1.50; until th e hour of 8:00 o'cleck P. m . T 11 8 R II E B M, 40 A., (13.15.
5dy r e a u a t the White mortutry. until purchased o r rejected by the E. F. Hill, c u h receipts, tli.CS; Van Qigelcn’s, farm supplies, $24.00; when • rccen was taken until loioo
army q u a rte rm aster corps In line books, 111820.
Idiho iUeord Boole Co., record Warberg Bros., coal. *114.47; Ross C. )-clock A. M. October 16, 1914. N eal R , Dalton, 7 A.. In NE'4
SS’i ' N . of Canal, Sec. 4. T 11 B R
m
.libfrlny*; i .
NOVEMBER 13 , '1th th e original mborgo. IdaliQ Power Co., electricity,
Ward, grain, *94,50. E. V, MOUNDEB, 3fr B B M, 6<i A., (3.07.
MomUr lU-
Local dealers estlmnted th a t the 187,80; Idaho Power Co„ eiectrlclty, Dospltal Expense CIslms Approved Mtest" Chilrman. , J. K . Tnie. LOU 3 and 4, Sec, 6,
„ i^Irs. Helen Valentine
Advcrllscment, Not. 10 Mrs.,C. E. Aldrich llfUng o f the re&trlctlon will make 115.73; Harry J o y c e .. wltneaa fee, Hospital Expense claims were «|>- o . a ', b u u .e s .
Clerk.
T I l.S R 3 0 E B M . 3U A , (4.03, '
for a plen tifu l su p p ly of turkeys In 83.13; John JacoM on, w itness fee, proved and warrants were ordered Virginia Dccker. c /o O. O, Per^
^ Hollenbeck t , Dean, Anetlooeers
Rites Conducted thli a re a . 16.98;. iClngsbury's. drugs, •3.4S; lows;
drawn In payment thereof as fol,
Twin Palls, Idaho
Itlns, SW U NWl; Sec 17 T 11 S R
30 E a .M. IS A , >3.88.
NOVEMBER 14 ,
PunerBl services for Mr*. Osrolln*:
Z. A ldrich were heW a t J p. m. Mon- MAKUFACTURER PAYS PINE
Betty Kelkir, e x tr« help, tl3.eo; Motla Dilsch, 11 H Supplies, *25.
ICrengel’i, repair, >.40; Kim berly Suhl U undrj' 7 Clestiers, laundry,
.> October 16. U44,
10:00 o'clock A, M.
R outine business was transacled £k"B :
Grace Ross day a t tlie White mortuary chapel K en n e th Self, T^i’ln FalU manu­ Advertiser, printing. »30.05: W . W. 11077^8; Bye-Bye Bug Service, H H REGULAR OCTOBER SE66ION until th e hour o f 8:00 o'clock p. m„
AamlflbtratrU of (he Eilate « t with th e Rev, H, O, BcCalUster of. facturer, paid ft $1 fine In traffla Lowery, c u b receipts, 111.60: John supplies, >13; CIos Book Store, office , when a recess w as taken until 10:00 If fat In a kettle, p an o r tiroller.-
T h e Board ot County Cortunli^
Orln U now flclaUng. court M onday for overtime parking. Lelser, cath receipts, ts.og; w . W. luppllea, 60c; Commercial SolvenU sloners m et a t th is time pursuant to lo'clock A. M„ O ctober 33. 1944. bursts Into fUme sm other it b u t
E. V. MOLANDER,
Advertisement, Nov. 12 - 1Music fo r the tervlca waa lumlih.
by N ellie Ostrom.
Lowery, prisoner’s board, •311.75; Corp.. drugs, *32,35; Cresa nnrt B ru- recess, ali m e n b en and the cletk A tteit: never pour on water m It w ill u u s e
Chairman. IUo_spatter_andjpre^flw ^________^
— Uollenbcck A Bean, Aaclisneert A. 0. Leeper, w itn e u fee, >6.66; present.
Pallbciircrs were Jo h n " Klmcji,
Prank Stephan, Prcd U thom , C, 0. Exchanges Closed Min. SUtee Tel. Se TeL C o , tcL >119.18.
iey Furniture Co,, H H supplies, >7.»
JC J.’Myen, Insanity hearing. >10.00; 80; Denver Fire Clay Co., drugs.
. » .
B eer Ueense T»iis(erred
License for the ’ sale o( bottled
0 . A. aULLES,
Cleric. - READ TIMES-NEWB W AN T AOS.
N O V Em E R 14 Dudley. Walter Reed and W, A.
Pee.
lervlce, «I46J0. Maxine Cranncy, mild, *17J3: De beer, granted to R. L. Plelstock. was
Ernest V. M olander, m ileage an< Puy Mfg. Co., surgical supplies, >11.- transferred to Floyd V. Sanders, do­
J.G .'H ayden
-Advertisement, Nov. 12
Hollenbeck « Bean, AaeUonecn the W b lt« mortuary.
' In term e n t was In the Suniet me«i exchanges over t h e _________
morlU p o rk under the dlrectloa of ed today, while the«lU iiens w te d , - Co.. nU on.board colls, 112.06: M\n.
exp., 139.16: Mill. SM tes Tel. S t Tel 01; viva DvkaUder, nurses aide, ing business u Clover Mercantile,
Uveatoclc m ark ets rem a in ^ open. Stales TjL A; TeL, Co., IM, «»rvlce. >23.67;. Eleclrlo Bakery, provisions, O rder to Draw Warranls
Twin Falls Marliets
>64^1i-Cliy-of-Twln-FW ls,_wat«r, _jn}e_Countr_A uditor-w u-au(hoi
IDAHO PAILS II82S: Mylroie, A lbert, cash receipts. >6549: Oen. Hecirle X.Ray Corp.. iied t o draw warranU In payment
NOVEMBER 17 W E PAY TOP •
111.70; Mtn. SU tes Tel. i t T eL Co.. X -ray supplies, tlO«M; Idilto Dept. of w ithholding tax for the month of
te l service, <8.03: M atfs Service Store, Inc., H H suppUu, tis.16. te S S is is - is t i
H. S. Frame Septem ber, payable to Twin PaUs
Station, car exp„ >3.40; T h e Mac­ Idaho Dept, Store, Inc, assigned Bank & Trust.. Agent for Collector
. A dvertisem ent, Nov. 15 . P r ic e s fo r P o u llrj j 'i W 's . t r 's . J T 'S Millan Oo, office supplies, >3.47; claim s: Bertha Perrin, maid. >44J0, of I n te r n a l Revenue; In the follow­ .............
0*«ar E. KU m , Auctioneer . Wo. 1 eolared fowl-----^___ tlh Jb. DIstHbutora itlirtrwl lala uelwl'r* H. Albert Neal is Co., supu supplies, B arbara flherlock. maid >I8J0— ing am ount* and on the following

NOVEMBER 23
,A. G .'Kail
No. 1 celorwl eprinp____ tSe lb,
. H O L M E S PRODUCE
t n S o d Ava. Bo. ' Fbona Miff
lr>n«porutloi|^b>nrMi^ bm <u
II
U. & ] >38i8: Oorta Poe, e x tra help. >76.30; >11.10; Idaho Packing Co, pravU - funds: Current Expense (581,89,
DorU Poe. extra h e lp , «3J,40: P a ris- ions, >33.14: Idaho Power Co.. eleo< Weed Sradlcatlon Pund >44J0, Poor
iaa, loc,, laundry, *14.oe; B e a E, trleity. >18409; - a - c .'J e p p e s e n , Pimd 830M. u d J I e a ith T7nlt T nut
Potter, mileage a n d exp., > iaJS ; mileage. (30.80; Johnson and Jo h n ­ Pund M0.10.
Advertisem ent, Nov. 20 Reed Apartmtsnts. election — ‘ son, jurglcal wpplles, (4IS; Eva K n- Poillnc Piaees Changed
: BeUrabeek * Awtlonwra >10.00. lousek, Qen. duty nurse, (36.10: T he T h e . polUng pUce In Twin .Palls
0. E, Rudy, JiuU ce fees. •» l8.00i Koch Butcher*' Supply, H H s u t - Election Precinct No, a has changed
Alfonio R a l p i u Janitor aervlce, piles, >4.65. from Reod ApartmenU to the C.'M.
NOVEMBER 24
€A S »j
Kingsbury'*, d rup, *447,05; K ren McElwnln residence: and the polUng
™ ^;I. D ./S h o rty ) Ambs . I afi* A. oMailoaal »»Im tl4 l ta II.90. pair. U M : O orii Strsdley, mUeage gel-s, surgical luppUei. lt6 J 6 : Us place I n Buhl Precbict No, 5 was
and txp, M9J0i Syms-Yoric Co,, Ftedda Lenon n a ld , *17.33: M cSes- changed from Clinton^ Store to U^e
-------AiJverfl8em eni tirN r N ddvvr 21 r 2 “r i o fflu supplies. >32.40: Vivlea Stet> son and Robbins, Ine, drug*, >366.>
AncUenew f or . • ~ a and u>i tiM. • Itw moallr Uer, extra help, >38.60; s ta n d a r d 79: JaunlU McKny, nurse, 813: Rettgaatlon'
printing CO., prlnU ns. >6,40; CiUford T h e resignaUon o t Albert H. Cobb
O E A D i. AN D USELESS
NOVEMBjER27 lO B S E S — COWS
.Staley, comtable fee, 13,40: B . H, ment, >1035. . I JusU ce of th^ Peace In Pller Jui-
Stewart, v r tti^ lle e n s a t,*3.66: 8bsU ' Midland Uboratorlet. H K nip* Uce P r e c ln c t- w u tUed irltfa: and
. R. C.iYonnsf -’ .- m i AlM Plek Op B o p Oil Co., In c. ear exp.. >39.07. : pUes. >168X15; Joy May Moiu, m aid. aceept«d by the Board. .. .
A dverlteem enl, Nov; 24 UOtO M Sinciilr Refining Co. c a r «xp, ( 3 « ; M tn. States TeL and TeL O o ,
^— O..E..JUaa4.AwUo8eer— t7J8! Schwartt A uto Co, e a r exp, TeL gervlce, >68.18: O U i.S e v a tir ' R outb tin e business vas-tran*ut«d
C A tlr ^ U S ^ > a « : llie Texas Co.; car i x p , *a.l6: C o, repair, 186.36; Agnei L. P a rk, unlU
Troy Laundry, la u n d ry , >3741: IV ty , nurse, 8117J0; Pbyilelans -Supply when
a hour of 8:00 o'clodc P. u .
a ite e ts was Uken uaUl "
NpyEMBteR.28 ,. collect : f S U IT S Unier^, dnice, >1SJ8; H enir ‘Xlio-i Co. surgleal lupplles, (ilTJ)l; Po u l- 6'cloek A. M, O c lo b « r_ ^ ,---
W > ;F a y C u h r o r l h t Juror’s c e rt, >303; U nloo U o -' Atteiit: ' .
_OPCOA t S ..& -S 1,ACES i -p.. A. B nLLg»,v--
“fOT M E N o r : W )M E N M n . J u iM RejFiuldl, n u m .~ U 8 ^ ;' . q i e r t '. -
WHAT7 D ID Y O U .A S K - P iili,'.Idaho...
A T I l » m p N PARBIBBa r
wben'TiM.ecmId g r t a m a ia u n
-W a K o H id i r ,
- A li ROBINSON loulir m sder.'liet u a a u w e r t b a t
qoMtUa p ir a i a your, order, .-
B iw lb : V « llv ;^ K « p n w U llT . ...............
h & r . T d l l o w . ' . C b ,^ :B 0 B U T 8 W ELP. A RETA IB e n m a t ' a t .........U n e 'p u r ^ ■
t t■o n ; '
‘M M A* W OppcMiea P M Hotal

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UNITY
G LAS^lfilED^ A D V E R TISIN G P vt. Keith and P»U R « Btegtiira, .
who hare been alctloned o e u Chl<
eago. returned for a two <re<k lur<
lough.. They are h u ot EtraBlng- . .'
ham.
HELP W A N T E D —M A L E F A R M IM P L E M EN TS W A N T E D T O BUY The R«llcf BOdety had u tU^Ity
W ANT AD RATES ........... ...
;an - kahv j -u
r DATnoUEfl OHAROI® sewing meeting at the home o( M n ...'
(lUMd u Ceal-lwr-oerdi Live Halford. A quUt was qiUlttd •
:k. rill, tad e»rT7. And unities m ailt toi th t'tim tf to
I IS or OVM DM m\i.n4int R e a d y t o S e r v e Y o u WESTt&H AUTO TWIN FAIXS be held soon.
Pvt. John Crane, Fort Blley, »ptat '
. . r t w h e n y o u lin v e a iiocd to his furlough a t the home o! his p u -'
WAHTEOi GOOD KrF.Bir.NCED e n«. Mr. ond Mrs. Alfred Ctant.
' “ » v “ E V s :5 i“; ' r P1.CMBIN0 FlXTD nES His wife and baby, Bronertai,
la adar. « ». «. buitd i; fill. !7 or P IP E S -m riN o s Wash., met him here and vlll itiv
B? r«K t” inT^eSiulfM
BU»4 »4»“ »
'* TO P L A C E Y O U lt. TIMES-NEWS M IS C . F O R S A L E
CommoDTe&lUi Bathtube
TrttiS—ToWii—Proven
for the duration o( hU furlough.
Wayne Onmer and Rted Allen
nd 60 Intormallon c«a tx
WANTED C L A S S IF IE D A D . . CLASSIFIED ADS Oood etoclc~Qulck servlet
ROBERT E. LEE S A iE S CO
MUn 6a Ph. 16BW
•eni to Salt U k e and Provo to visit
njoda and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M»thewi,_
P A IN T D E P A R T M E N T Oakland. Calif., are staying at the
home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
M ANAGER Phone r e a c h iiiK o v o r 18.0)10 Magic G A T E S BROTHERS
RADIO a n d m u s ic
Jess Matthews,
M A C H IN E SH O P BWiop and Mrs. L. E. Cr&M atvi
V u U ey hom es \\ m \ v s re family are vtsitliig in Idaho Palls at

38
we.siu;i,i.'ii>Allo "he home of his brother, Jolin Cnina
y o u r a sH u ro n ce o f fn^l re- nd famllj'.
M.I.A, mectins will cominenc«
«'iH « a t sm a llrsl. :ith a social Tuesday evening.
a tte n tio n . AUTOS FOR S A L E Meeting* were dlicontlnued d u r li

FARMF.RS!
the hnrxcjt-
Bi’c Rcllft loctcty "Ktsd conJtwit* ^15
rLC.S^flOfTK ‘sTOilE R E A l. E S T A T E W AN TED c Held Sunday evening,
S E A R S . R O E B U C K &. C O . I >luk eo4l Inquir* Mr, and Mrs. Divld Stainer uid
NOW AVAILABLE — portnWe ^fr. and Mrs. Alfred Crane attended
'VILL PAY CASI! FOR m d tr««k »tyl» mllk*r» '■ ' the stake mUslonsry banquet and
W II >l H.trf lU rrr I u. al*e(rlc motor. mOHEST CASH PRICES p4W fc
E lE L P W A N T E D —
V«rd____________ __________
ROOM.'. I'*ai. U..n,fnt, iii.-d-rri S«e E. A. MOON NEW LOW P R tr r s i I TMI.\ FALl.S MOTOR
Roclul held In tlie Blirley second
ward.
M ALE A N D F E M A L E
B E A L E S T A T E FOR S A L E ! HAOERM AN
A T T E N T I O N , G IR L S [ “ M A N 'o r ° G T R L ' GAMBLE'S CHRISTMAS T O Y S NOW FJprenre M ao' Jonts le/t lor 3esl^
phone 8S6J AVAILABLE tie to resume her juidles at ttis Dhl-
Vo<J will • n " tT C VE6TERN AUTO-T%VIN FALLS vcrsliy of Washington, She wUt be
VKW ,„d COMI’l.tfE 'UK iNVKNTontKs r V <; >; i-
■•■T WOltKING tONUITIO.S'!- eenlor this year,
SKIKT8’«nj"sWEATEns Mrs, Carsoa'B Bunda • school d s u
^FIHsi CLASS COMPANY H A Y , G R A IN A N D F E E D had a partj-Bt Uie MethodlsleJiurch.
sfvL E S Ind* COLORS DOX *S. TIMES-NEWS io W W a .......... - • ------ ------------ IT Llania Znirr Fordor.
r « u II PLAY P E N S I IT 8uj>Uli<r F o r d o r . , . They decided.to hsve.thtffl ones
B E F A S H I O N W IS E , - J7J15—on sale f o r $5J« IT IWi. roTdor, month.
u u s iN E s s o P P o lm m n T WESTERN AUTO-TWriN FALLS IT rimmilb m l Cb>rrol«t 1 Mr. end Mrs. L. L. CbapUn re*. '
S H O P W IS E L Y turned Iirom Boise. Ch»pllo,-wlio '
t ROOMS. Bojira n«t>l b H V.I Ccupfc ,
B e rth a E. C«npbeir« T«rm» 19 V-l Couh. ------------Bt. Alphonsui
VIII Irad. In nn Twin r*lU rwld< V COMiUVUtlg
4 ROOMS. n.d»n, «IOi } !• ttu jiuiiii;.
Mr. and Mrs. Btlu left for Port-
PER SO N A LS Innil tailed there by the lllnes* of
HO^'JCNK HOUSE. IM JnJ their son-in-law. Bob Swltar,
l i 'E I S i s Z Z E l ? SA LM O N
’>IU, Klnb.
•- Plu>o« :
Mrs. C. A. Jacobson, Waldow
Jacobson, 81. Helena, Ore., and Mn.
W ATBR STOCK M cM U U T R Y PALNT C. 0. Orldlcy were dinner guest* at
T R U C K S AN D T R A I L E R S itt home oI.M ii, AtUe Orialey.
For W days only » e have 660 rirfi »r.di*''“ NoD« °U?I" Mra. Uzzle Steel Is In Boise at
^l1urc^ of SoJmon River w ater UOON-8 I-AINT « rUflN BTORE St. Luke's hospital recovering from
iiiock (or eiile a t *30 per atiara. 2020 KIMBERLY ROAD
T H T ftW major operation.
SWIM INVESTMENT CO . Mrs. Jim LoudCRsIager received
word from her huiband. PVL Jim
_____ .r - A s r n s d i 5 n r o Loudenslager, marine corps, that h» •
MISC. F O R R E N t .See H A CO N for
took part In the Pciellu invasion.'
T i ' S S D T i ’s f o F a (JKY, cl.«. (gi He has been overseas a short tlm«
pE7tMANE?iT5r~mo and this Is the first word Mn. Lou-
•J T R Z don-"ilnBrr has received from him.
WANTED — R E N T , L E A S E N O R T H S ID E B A lU JA i.N ’ 1 ,I V E .S T Q C K -1 » 0 U L T R Y Cpl. Harry A. Dennb, CampCrow*
I) llA.VD 670RE
rier. Mo., visited his porenU, Ur.
ALL lUxltsI txouu ■
^^-IM Afl(E,S. It. rininc*. (t.i- [-E G A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T S ........... A, I. Dennis,
J Mrs, Howard Csrlsoa left
I V s t-A N D W u W ^
: ..,uih. .I,
" ANTfn KiuJp|H ‘■'1.
niti. ciouih.

8ANOER-BICKFORD
FOR SALE .NOTICE TO CREDITOnS for Portland after spending t«'o
IN THE PROBATE COURT O P weeks with Mrs. Undburg.
ikV(» r " TJiE COUNTY OP TW IN PALLS,
RrSPONM|,|.E P.rry STATE OP IDAHO
ESTATE OF RICHARD CLARK,
M O N E Y TO I.OAN tr.. tleceiatd.
•itutM. FInonc*. Notice 12 hereby given by tfte
I WEST NORTH KIMBERLY undcrsigntd adminL^u-alrlx of th e
Il.i. .nd ic 01 Richaiil Clark, sr.. ficttaa*
to llie creditors oI a n d ..U per- Mm. Sam Carlson, Boise, visited
: i.^ii>„ S.II. I linvlTiB clnlm* ngalnst the s.t1c1 o t the Dudley Riilherford home.
deceased, to exhibit them vlth th e Don Wilson relumed from San
neccssnry voiichcra, w ithin Jour Francisco and Alameda vrhero bt
------------------- kF wabI m---------- months aflcr tlie (Irst publication hax been visiting.
W, C. Robinson nf thlj notice, to the snld admlnU- Oeorge Carlson, Boise, visited IiU
TjIHTrl RIDINf! I! triirlx at the oHlce of Rnybom and father. John Carlson, and hU broth­
OFFF.HS NEW I er. Albert
G O OD FA R M B U Y S Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown and
S IT U A T IO N S W A N T E D " 10 ACIIKS IN KIMItEllLV .ll.lrl>-(. pince (icrd (or tn« tranfactlon o f daughter. Portland, returned after
Filr iHirrovrm.Hri Oo4 »o1l the biisliifM of said estate. visiting a t the Oral Bagley home.
IM Ai'HKS CI.OSK to TWIN 1 ALLS.
Dated Oct. 1, 19«. Mra. Willis Prelit, who spent tha
IIO^AcnES^ON NnVTH's1f>V’’worth C LO SE O U T! LOTTIE CLARK summer a t the Bagley heme, return­
'•i^ACKE.»^.l«ht^lot*K \ l i t iSliS IMS !i:ll AdmlnUtratrlx of the Es- ed (o Portland with them,
SWIM INVESTMENT CO. rURNlTUHE HEN'S DRESS SOCKS i 1 p»lr (or «ist« ef Rleiwrd Clatk, sr..
M>n. chlcL«n hnutn. I^xkikiJ 9 Mr, and Mrs, Bob MtashMl tt*
• A\J7o«orm.rj NECKTIES! BBC. deceased. turned to Vancouver, Wash., alter
publish Oct. 10, 17. 2«. 31, Nov. 7. visiting at the M. D, Wilson borne.
H ELP W ANTED— F W H ITE SHIRTS 1944. Mrs, ^f. 8. Smllhers and her
A fflrm we a rc (or onlr 11.46 brothers, Bee and Doyle Webb, wers
ESSENTIAI. W.r . &•.. niKKK n«m h TI.\LMONS HOME d i AUTO called to Lon AngelM, to attend th»
PROUD OAKLEY funeral of their sister.
r.fS : TO ADVERTISE!
‘ rnoTE"^!!
•. and Mrs. Edward H. Hale, ALBION
MOOUHN nVB ROOMS. Cl»« Io. ci*l *«4 n il\ w i n d o w '^ g I a s s Salt Lake City, visited relatives here.
-> r »(«ltB«r. »lee- so ^ outhtjlldlnira. A he»u- ID A H O F IN A N C E CO. Sgt. Edgar Kelson. C am p Hood.
V.1.‘5 ^ ;i.* Y u u rp w ;y « . • >d (loon, saraiM-
* LOAK SERVICE FOR EVtHYONS
S P E C IA L SALE 0 CHARGE"*oS’“sETTlNQ GLASS Tex., left lor his base a ft* r a short Mrs. Mertle Qulles, Mr*. Mats
a L t t s Titiafl. For (Jii;r p .n 'u » r ; oysillTH. lUnk « Trill Bid*. R E G IS T E R E D furlough at home with h is mother, R hears and Mrs. Verdetti PuUer
M. II- Klnit Compinr._____________ Dorrov Too P4r— H E R E F O R D BOARS M O O N ’S P A IN T Mrs. William S, Nelson. le ft for BoUS to visit Mrs. OuUet'
Amouoi 1 ) |" iu * l" il**!***" i FURNITU RE STOJIB A daughter Was bom U> Mr. and Burton Guiles, and funllr.
uHEEDiNb" "A?£:..cnA'MnoB— ----- >»B1- M»hj—ATrno»""i« ' " " ■siHrRratrM4niffaaie7"ttJTtr»-Tn)n- . .e-fllmonaea^btlrsa^-of-tho Al­
UAID «>nI*(].~H«rtBOU» lieitl. rOR QUICK SALE BLOODLINE. wa» bom to Pfe. and Mra. Glen bion Normal and hlf two daughters,
“ruw Jnt.^m cMVr«VM'*r^low'ptl*«* Ward a t the Oakley hospltaL Polly Joan and Betty Jean received
rr Iir4l<r, ihowir. SmtU t room 80 A C R E S - S i i i iiii L i i l M r*r Annle-Mereer; --MrB.- l a w -telegram-'from- Mrs,-eimonse& b
Jl.'r.’ ort* b^raJfol^eTal^bmd'or^lo Fowles, Mrs. Ora PeterMo and Mra. Boise, th a t her mother, Mn. Oully'
t ^*r«5of • In bick o( lo<.'Lo«iUd 1 block> NEAR TU’IN FALLS. Good beui* Os J ^ r (urnituro^r |oMDObU>.^(>^
(ini h(ju»« •otilh Klml.«rir bunk. •rid («na iulldlnra. Jlird »urfte«d Bud Wells, are In charge of school z^cks, had died Wednesday mornUig.
n«d. UMn»°Nb i r Frl»U win tte lunches t t the district school. M rs. Joe Simonsen haa been with
EONF. to h«lp »lur>«u» CF, IJSOO. FOB FEW DAVS. B»«
rt llm<. Thr** sduIU. t< K tWUSON. Rm U S ' (laBPCxt. Fbon*. «rlu et mom It. BtORQOW ■SUITES «i Mra. Lydia Read, Pocatello, U.vls- h e r mother th e p u t month.
160 A C R E S - D E E P CREEK Itlng reUtlves here. D8 Von Powell. Farrugut, son of
■
’' f i l s ’'' C H IC H IA T T , M gr.
u f Sbo.boB. 6b a. Fbon. II ST O C K FARM
Ko. t. PubI Pbo» I2UI
M r. and Mrs. Parley Powell, la vis­
M A D •rota.N E W S W AN T ADS. itin g hla parents.
^B6u£tKEEFEn.^^Llj^^^ EX CELLEN T BUY!
W od^ Tltrrt b^room bomo, ownir iMvins.
IIirtliTMd (loon. )>rs« iilubtn. <ull
Henson & B aker F A R M IM P L E M E N T S ~ G 0 6 d t h i n g s T O EA'f
bMtmttilj KinrjUd t~ ........ W« hot* overylhlnt for th« bom*. <~
Sil>WlWdcp_»o™_ti Sm ut boforo sou bur.
MOON'S
r. Prii W lnoipt II.OO. Tog pick, ttn m t ACflOSS Jl. niaek
C»n b. rtid lUI or p«rt *1 - wwl 8outh P«rk. Hirrtten Ctlimh. F U R N IT U R E . A P P L IA N C E S
i>nor>E s it. corrjJtiiMr. Fbon. >ijj,_MurU.,V
F O R C E D TO S E L L ! . I’hE-WAR ov«r>lut(«d dtrtn*
■«~AOBE’ IiilPROVED"FARMr' 'fn»tr«»jon. CirUr'»*lBdtrt«*«?'Kr. !!iiSr’ ; W : “ ombln?tLn ^ k r o . iS- . ' S S
or •xp<rt- aF|-LE». br-b?.^! or ln>tkIo.'d .t 6 ^ t
IN WASHINGTON Du. U> r»Hlnr bMlO. I uti l<irc«<l to
SCHOOL DISTItlCT B>» iMw. w»b «» J»r-
Altjj^v.^room^nwdrra^ how T
»»ur. Twidtiu KwihiSt M>mor.
Dna w«l!, K>t w«Ur. » tnllm ‘ o a s es ' BROTUERS kachinr APPLES CIDER
•oulb of C4ld*»ll «o Florid* «v«nu». W>nd«ll ________ Idibo 'i l l ’miKi »Mi*un*i!»t” ’'K«»i
CASHIER . room ted butmont drain. Nle« jsrd . er e VMl of Kiaipt on OrcMrd B r buhtl Br fiRon
UARIUEO OR 8IN0LE Or tnek Or btml bT sE sr PUBO. . c ^ ^ M l^ U o n t
D.nk 4 T n« BM*.' ^ ° ” *Phono 80*1 CABBAOB AND BQUA3H teiitU i
TRACTOR MANURE L0ADE3W p^7. u n /^ ' [
POTATOES AHO ONIONS .IE r»nw, n*i^ i
FO R D TWO-WAY PLOWS G R O W E R ’S J W R K E T - Ump. Afwr • pi to:
TRACTOR HANO'ON FLOWS Solution Of YMUNta/a'Piial*.
0 B P H E U M ra 7 A T E R Brins cc«uliv«r* K4 H tls »o«tt
—FUe« o rd en prompUy-
m a tu r » y. M. BUSINESS A N D PROFESSIONAL ; DOWH’ -'i::;
PAUL BLACKSMITH
■nd WELDINO BHOP - m r '
i l l '
W A N T E D A T ONCE
DIRECTORY PAUL, IDAHO

K itchen'H elper "

Sales Ladies- . •
• S iC Y C L B S A L S S A S S B V W e • K S Y i a o p
Pluba OnlRT. Fb. II
S a S S S 't
COAL and oD h»*Ut» ta d eoal tar».
‘p5ieBSre f o r w i n t e b a t
c»-o> on g a s e g g a B Bg
—W aitresses— m mam m m m m m aaa
• mMEOGRAPHlNG
FULL O R PART t U i ^
N O SXPERIENOE NECESSARY
A TTRA O nV B WAGES
• C lS A N S B S A D r s H a -
i t i u d »L w .‘n . m
T«la M b CudU * Adi Awe". P k m o .
• iiO NBY TO LOAN Sm mg SmSmi mi i rl /SysQ
S iBiB
i
An>lr I s V oM It
• iCOUUEilCJAl, PJU ifTW G
SI6ftVICE5~".
— N E W B B R B Y ’S — £ b S > ^ M % r^ ^ r& I
AMotf i. I d H R F k MW < m m * M m m m m m
dBlBKSdHKS
• F M O S a W /W W C
B m * flaaWM •»< Btt. Oe. fhno» m .
• T y p B W B iT B I tS -
' a m m m
..••WANTED."
S ”K js s trJ &
9 O L A S S - J U D iA r O S S
.r o g w iT P g a ;
H ttm Olm * 4WW. iia ® H r-n n ^
. .GATES BROS. ..
■••MACHINE SHOP •
W ATSRSdFTSNBRS:. ' WStDBUi. lOAUO/. v : '- .d A M ^ j ^ r a o N B 9 su y r'
r f m r a n u » '
 P age Ten
RT RULES I
WAfiHINOTON. Nov. 7 W - A
com plftlnt liy Uic court ol cUlnu
th a t eonbTcsi Qlcliuri to li »- 1
stepped o n lU Judicial lovs lallcd U>
cn lU t a ny symprvUiy from llie «u-
p rem c court.
By an 8*0 vote, the high tribunal
...... Tevcrsecl tiie lorcr couri'i. rtfim l lo
consider a dnninKc null In coropll-
n nce wltli n .M>vclnl cciii(iru^oiial
n e t. T he conn of clntms hnd pro-
tcatcd tJint ttie net (.•ncrwichtd upon
ItB Judicial rlghu.
Tlic dl^pul^I sttmmcd linck n
y e n n when n contrncior. Alien Hope,
su e d lilt Rovprnmcnt lor J30C.OOO
dmmiKO* lo r breach of caiiuucl on a
tu n ni'l cxcnviillon Job in llic Ulaincl
Of Columbln.
D lrrrlrd lo lltar Hull
Pope wii/^ iiwiiriii'ii { 4 5 , In thnl ^
s u it. T hen, iwci yi'iira ukh. coiiBfcM
piiA.sod 11 ftiiotliil act ilifi'clliiK lliu
gurdlcSA of liA prcvluiu di'Cl.slun iiiid
to nwnni a Jiiclmin'm In lint »ii
certjtlii siii'clllcuilon.s In Hit.' iicl.
Pope rcnewuil hl/^ suit, ilii.i uni
f o r »I02,102, 1)111 Ihp cnuri ol clnim
t>nlkrtl n t heiirliif! II. CdnK'nciiiix iti.i
conKtfs-1 could not "plli’Cilvcly ill
^ c c i" it lo (li-clilc Ihr rii.M' ;iK;iiii o
Slve Pope n JuilKnii'iil <lcl''iiiilnnl l>.
■'.simple compiitHtlon."
l l i e MH>rcmi' n n in > oiuiiioii. viflt
U-I) by Clilel JuMlru .Sioik', .miIiI i Ih
JllClKliK'nt, bill M lhrr liwl Uii' rile-,
o f crenlliiB ji ne w iililiKainiii on ihc
Kovcrnnieiit'.s p^irt lo j>jiy 1’nin
c/«l/n.5. Tlterc mi.-, fio ro/i-sU!iit;jii(i
ob.stncic. Justice Slone’s upliiloii ^nlil
lo bar congre.'^ (roni linpiisliiK ilil'
...
u c w obligation upon tin: Kovvrnmcni
i f I t though t that Pope liud not iKcn
adeqUBtely compcnsnlcd,"
. - . - O lhtr AcUani
I n ollicr actlona, Uio llrnt opinion
d a y of tho term. Uie court:
' O rdered th e Peiinaylviuila railroad
a n d 19 o th e r rail lines to show shy
O corgla‘4 Oov. EJlla Aninll thoiiUi
n o t be perm itted lo Ille iin iimriiikd
c o m plaint )n h b dnimiKe ncllnn
a s a ln s l th e earner.^. Arniili b seek.
I n s c<]Uallznllon ol sQUthcrn (rclstil
r n tc s wlU) Ihase In oilier nrrn.s of
th e country.
Upheld, iinilcr the'•'filled milk"
a c t. Ihe conviction of llic "Cnrolcnc
ProdiicU coinpiiny. Lllctilli'kl, ill., on
chnrKCd ol Imcrsiiiio sliipmi'ni ol a
p ro d u ct culled nirolcne." l l i e cuiitl
r u le d ununijnously Him allhontili ihc
' p ro duct. coinprL'^ed of tkiinnii'd mik.
v egetable oil uiid vlliiniliis,
properly labeled it was confuicd wiili
w hole milk.
C ontract Killed Illcfal
R uled Illegal, under llie fair
sta n d a rd s act. a "i.plli-dny pbn
c o n tra c t fo r wage pnymciiu. Tlic
p la n , formerly useii by Helnicricli
a n d Pnyne, Inc., Tulsa oil producer,
provided fo r wage iiajmenw on
b a sis ol each elglil-hoiir lour rCKarrt-
Ic&s of (he iiimibcr ci hours woikrd
weekly, T h e empldyce ri-celvffl
re g u la r rat« for ihe flr,<i four hours
a n d time a nd a h all for Uic
f o u r hours. Tlic govcriunent
te n d ed th a t the total lour pa)
n o more th a n It wna prior to udoj)-
tlo n of th e plan.
Hyrum Sparks’
Last Kites Held
OAREY. Nov. 7-Funerol aervlcfs
f o r H ym m Sparks. 77. pioneer Caiey
ra n c h c r, w ere lield a t 3:30 p. in.
S u n d a y a t ‘he L atter Duy Sainu
c h u rc h w ith Bishop Max Barton
I n chargc a n d W.
speaker.
A mixed quartet s a n g ..................
w h ile Allan Pj-mh and Ccctl Peek
— offered-solofl. HiB lnvocatlou_t,as tlon of scrv^M m en from poymcnt
b y T . e. Patterson micf Ui« bene­
d ic tio n my Marold Vllwortli, Tlie
pallbearers were Milford and Elan* CaUfonilii — proposals calling
ley Sparks. Harvey. John and Oale gros.<> incomo taxes of th ree lo five
P o r k c and Parris Draper.
o t 1 p. m. Wednesday.
per cent to support retirem ent in ­
• • _ M r . Sparks died nt the home of surance a n d old n(sc pensloiu up lo
IDs daughter, ^frs, O. J, McCnrler, 100 montlily.
H o was th e son of Oeorso and and w hist to be played for prize-s
H a n n a h DavLs Sparks, pioneers wlio if proceeds from ndmissions go «
. w alk ed from Iowa lo Salt Lake Clly charilBblc, educational, elvlc. fra-
in ^6 i^ a n d taler moved to Paris, tem al or educational Institutions.
J d a ., where Uie son'w as bom on
£ {a rch 12, 16C7,
M r. Sparks married Miss Cli&r-
lo tto G oddard in 1BD7 end in 1893
th e y moved to Carey, where he op­
e ra te d a fo rm and catllc ranch on
F lsli Creek now owned by Joe Davis, ■ HAILEV. Nov. 7—F ifty sheep were
l A te r tho fam ily moved Into Carey. killed n e a r hero la te Monday when
H e leaves four sons, OcorBc, Mcr- struck by a truck loaded with 10
•rU a n d M nrgah, Carey, and William tons of freight.
S p a rk s, Vlsntia, Calif.; a daUgh'
, te r, M rs, M cCarter; a brother, Wll. Bollon. T w in FBI's, who was oper­
• l o r d Sporks; i7 grandtlUldren ant ating a tru c k and eem U trailer own­
15 g rcat-grandchildrcn. His wife and ed by G a r r e tt Frelshtlincs, cscaped
tw o children preceded him In death. without Injury. T ho t r u c k .............
O u t^ f - to w n attendants a t the damaged.
lu n e r a l wcro his brother, WUJoni
S p a rk s. Visalia, Calif.: Mr. and Mu. of Hassell Blankenshlp,.H aney
- 'O c o t s o Sparks and Mrs, Emily Bird, were killed outright. Fifteen
K o m pa ; M rs. Claude HorUm, lUch- disposed o f duTlns th e day becausc
lle ld . and M r. end Mrs. Jack Peler- of their Injuries. T liey were being
— son- a n a M rs.~^'noii'D avU ; taken from 'Bum mer to w inter ranje
a t tho tim o of the accident.
the bottom of T im m erm an hill. Is
M r . and M rs. Ben Johnioa arrived
f ro m Tacoma, Wash., u id plan lo
. m alce their 110010 here.
iV is ltln s a t the Lad Kudle home
a re M rs. K atberine V la u t and Mrs.
Ti'aiilc H effner and son, Schuyler,
-N eb- . . . .
M r . u d M rs. Bojr Bhsver m w rt
to th e ir ran c h two ■and one<halt
m ile s w M t. and one-fourth mile
-■ a o ^ of th e Jbtm tala serrtce aU'i
:^r.^ .v u i t t o * " i t ' 'ihe'Ve. E Orlanon
t o m * ftw a Shennan 0 »ks. Calif, Is
■ M W . n i a SeaTercombe. - • ' i
; R o berta'- C lark ,. Boise,- i s . vlslUnj
a t t h e Jr. D .'W ataon home. . reported.' - -
a . B.'- OrUmorB. returned Irom
- :^KeIlo«r;-irhBr« he attended the R«.
:. -;;bekalirO dd. FeUmr coQTentlon. He
;rfo w -e l,e e te d grand Junior w arteo to
,ittIi» 7 s tU (I 'lo d g e :o t;th e s U te . '
r ^ ^j» c t»nU n»; to , wortl' recelred here
He’s Now ‘Bronze Star’ General
IJeut.-fien, ro u rln fy II. I|nil»r., rlxlil, I', S. fl
iillni happll)’ as lif rrtrlvM ilir lirntiir «f
nmr Ilradlpj, I', S. in.un.l tn rrr.' rhief, l<
urhrn. Cfrmany.
3] STillES
PICK GOVERNORS
Dy DON IIYNDMAN .
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (/P>-Vot-
■s ill 31 fltatM will chooso govcr-
..ors' in today's elections, and sev*
eral nlntcs nko will ballot on public
ixillc^' tiiie.Mlnns Ih n t hnve nttraclcd
nl Interi'.sl.
Ii.skii will (Ircldc in a rclcr-
I'liilum w hellifr lo ndojH Miilpwlde
prohibition; MK^ourl is lo vole on
II pniposcd link'll mcrn! ii'KUIature,
In New Jerfffy, lh« cifclora will sct-
I h o t nrKiimcnt ovrr artopllon
b rand ni'W con-slllullon.
Californlii. Arknii.-iiis
Florida th e re will be wlduly-walcheil
if.sw of [xjpuhir M'ntlnienl on pro-
paiiils to oullaw the clo-ied *liup
by providing lliat no person shall
' nil'll I'lnpluyineiit In Ihaic
bccau.'o ol nffllliuiim or n
iilflllallon ^vllh a labor union.
In the BUbemntorlal elrclluns,
htlriiiii.s will be wnlchUiK Ki
U'hvllaT the 6leitdy Rvpubllenn
gain.' ^lllcc I&3B will be coiulnuod,
31 G u b criu turl^ l CunleiU
Involved In the 31 coiile-sts at
gubrrnalorlal »i:ats now held by I
Republicans and 13 DemucraU. !ti
the nation a* a whole. HcDUblleaii.'i
control 20 slate cnpltaLi r
cra u 1!2. T hill compares
cl(!lit G O P governors and
crats a t the ix'uk of Deiiiocratln
parly pow er In 1030. In thi
elvcllons. Republicans i.curcd
gain ol fivu governorships.
Among the more j>o|mlous slates
electing Kovenior.-i th is year arc Ill­
inois, In d ian a, Ma.-uuchiL^etu. Mich­
igan and Ohio.
30 T ea t I’upular Seiiliment
In rffiT cnila behiK held In con­
nection w ith the sta te elections, 3(
elnles will test iw pular sentim ent on
such l.ssiK's an vclentii-s' beiiufll» anil
R well
ty tax exempllon for w ar veterans.
Alnbnma and Arkan.«its~exemp-
Massacliusells—to perm it bridge
50 Sheep Killed;
Struck by Truck
The d riv er ot tlie tn ick . Junes
Thirly-flve ol th e sheep, property
...
The accident, w hich occurred a t
■ t* to h a te ■
Blinding Lights
Blamed in Wreck
JEROME. Nov. 7—Blinded by the
lights of a n oacom lne auto a t 3:30
e. m., M onday, H y ra m Fairchilds,
Oakley, w aa forced o ff th e highway
three a n d . one-half m iles south of
here, stru c k a pUe o t rocks an d blew
out two o r his Urea. Sheriff Lee S.
Johnson disclosed. ,
P u te n s e r s In th e c ar w ith V tir-
^ d s were I* a Mboso, Mrs. U
h e rsister a n d m other, whose ni___
were n o t available. N o Injuries were
TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Tuesday, November 7,1944
“A LL STARS” in the W INTER LEAGUE
OVERCOAT
V
Men's Dress Sox
S m a r t p H tle r n s . R e in fo rc e d fteel
and t o e s . Size.H 10 lo 12.
A w o n d e r f u l b u y ...............
A F in e Im p o rte d
F le e c e
F a m o u s
C o a t
M ill —
E ro m
W a rm
a
$
2 5
Truman Victory
May Give GOP
B u t N o t W e ie h ty !
Senate Control
WASIimOTON, Nov. 7 WO-Sce- A good coat lias a great reiponslblllty ■
narlo for a nlghUnare, oltentlon
Sen. Hart}' Truman: more th a n Just to keep you varoi. It m ust
Suppose In today's voting th a t
be a n asset to your appearance ^ d still
ils partleiilnr comblniitlon of ■'
puck a tremcndouh amount of wear. C. C.
i;ili clivlnMiir-iircMdi'iil; i2i R l—
iibllciin.' ti.un IX.Idly lo sent Anderson's hove jual such a coal. Brushed
II' miHli. iiiKl i3> Missouri names
fti'pnbllciiii KoviTiKir, fleece fabrics of California weight. Notch
TlR' urc,i:i:nt tcniuu-llnoup U .'>A
laiiels. Single breast fly front. Smart camel,
O niucn.ls. 37 Hrptibhcan* and one
I'rusrc'.'.: 11 the llrpubllcans F in e K N IT S W E A T E R
,houlil t:-ii 10 .sciits from Ihe Dein- teal, blue, and brown shades In » 35 10 14.
Pullover style Ims V neck, knit wrists tind
ocrals. Ill .vorrlxjanl---U'lniKiraiily Come 1 d look U ■r while your size
—Koultl n (I 18 Di'liliKTul-'i, -17 K e- boitoni anil coine.s In Iukk»6c uiiil c^imel.
Drew sty le Is b utton troni with two pocK-
nil the lone minor jm ny
nicinbrr. cls and come,‘> in plains nnd two tone.i.
Doth sty les In
1—lo nrcrpt the vlcc-prcstdcncy
—Tnimiiii wriiilil have lo reilsn Ills
ll.v,(>iirl whloli
sizes 30 to 46.... $3.98
o ru n . If u R e­
publican governor neru sunrn In in
MlMOurl, he coutd »|>(miIiii n Rc-
piibllriin 'iicci-.vMir to T rum an, giv­
CLIPPER CRAFT SOITS
ing till' Ui'piibllciins (Kitter to o r ­
ganize till' .H'nui.' Hiid Hike ovir th e
coinmllli-e chiilrniiiii.shliis.
'lYimuin cmililn'l b rat Ihe coinbl-
niillon by ri‘.''Unln)( before a l(<-i>ulj-
lloan Was sworn In ii-s KDVtrnor.
either. Ml.vinurls present chlel exe­
cutive nl«) Is a Republican
But 'I'ninmn, In Kan.'iis City, le -
$35
liiswl to nclinll that Ih c nUhlnmrc F o r B e tte r S ty le
ironarln disturbed his -sliuntxTs on
• Whiii, the Ropubllcnni elect 10 F o r L o n g e r W e a r S U S P E N D E R S
ienalor.s?!’’ he cxcliilnietl.
"Tile whfle scenario In based on
tfiineone* ilitnin of ih c Iniixi.wtble.
Famous Paris nnd HIckock brniHli in
downs o f piitterns and colors to elitmse
riie Repiibllcan.i h aven't a cliiiiu'u
if iluing Ihnll It's sltni>ly Inipassi-
M on w h o know qiinlity i n s i s t o n n C lip im r C riift. T h e exlrii dc- from. A ll elastic with
leather e n d s .......... ..... $ 1 .0 0
blel" la il.s in -styliiitr und liiiloriiiR p lu s t h e e x t r a c a r e u a e d in fabric
Annulment Plea K eteclion n ssu re you the k in d o f s u i t y o u w a n t. N e w e s t fnll and M E N ’S B E L T S
A good assortm ent in blacks,
w in te r w e ig h ts atui p a t t e r n s in b o t h th e d o u b le and kIiikIo
Filed by Husband b re a .sle d m odels. Buy on o u r b u d g e t p l a n if y o u w ish .
browns . . .
All le ath e r______ $ 1 .0 0
jiie young hli.«band filed suit for
annulment of hb< m arrlnge and a
iHht of two dilldrxn lnslliiii«>d O t h e r B c K s lo $2.50
divorce sull in dlilrlct c o u rt :
day.
0|xil WouHcotl. chnrBlng cruelly,
filed 1--11 Jor divorce from N. W.
Wonucoll. Tlie coiiplc innrried May
SO. ISIC, al Gooding.
Tlic plaintiff n.sks fo r an
Isirlbuilon of community proper­
ty valued at approxim ately SlOiOO.
the custody of iwo children. }ISO
month icmpornry alimony and sui
HEAVY CLOTHES for the OUTDOOR MAN
port money during the pendency of
the action ond »250 suit money. She
aL^o asks for a rr.slrninlng order W ORK
M O L E S K IN
Sheepskin
prohibiting the itefendnnt from dis­
W O R K P A N T S
posing or mortgaging community
held property.
Raybom and Raybom. T w in Falls,
are attorneys for tho plaintiff.
David H. Walker. Tw in Fall*, who
S H IR T ' Extra heavy pin -itrlpc fleece
back moleskin. Orey color.
Coats
a.ik.s annulment ol his mnrriiiBe to
Dorrlss Hasso Walker a t Dallas.
$ 6 .9 5 $i.98 $ 1 6 .9 5
Tex.. March 33, 1913, asserts In his
petition that he was u n d e r use n t F a n io u s
Ideal for men who work out-
the time of tlie marrioge which was W oolrich B ru n d .
con.summoted without th e knowl­ doors. Bis double breasted
edge or consent of his parents. He All wool fobrlcs c u t full . style coat made of nigged
states In his petition t h a t he and P la id JA C K E T
length f o r added comfort cloth and lined wlih warm
his wltc did not live together fol­ and w ear. Two r o o m y
lowing the marriage. Oossnck ilyle with belled bock sheepskin pells. Warm turn
pockeu. B lac k a n d white,
C. A. Bailey, Tti'ln F a lls, is a t­ red and w h ile pla ids end 'and side'pockets. 6l*es 38
u p collar. Pour big pockets
torney for the petitioner.
checks. S iz e s 14>i to 17. a h d 'f u n belt. A real weather
•to.46------ ---------------------- - - beater. 61»es-38-tO-«.— .......
SYRINGA
— C o y e rt W o rk P a n ts $5.95
Dickinson, N. D.. are \is itin s a l the F h ie -q u a lity .h e av y weight covert c lo th . P ra c tic a l
Anton Mncbacfk home.
Pvu Edwin Macbacck. fomierly d ark shades. Reinforced a t points ^ 4 A f t
stationed In Texai, is now In the o£ fltrain .for added wear...--------- ^
European (heater of w ar.
P A R T W O O L
SO X
Tan Drill Work Shirts me wewlng'
M A TTR ES S Biff, full c u t. roomy work shirta m a d e fro m a long
iir»l color—,
BEBOUDINQ • RCNOVATINO 1
EyEBTON UA1TB E S8 C a |
w ea rin g tw ill cloth. You'll want s e v e ra l o f th e se
while y ou can . ---
39C
' m Bwefld Atb. s. F h o M Si.fV I g e t th e m ,------------------- $ 3 .9 8
Favorite Gambler Shirt
B O O T S O X
»ry«el«ht boot tox w ith
Popular w eatern style gambler s h ir ts w ith th e 8r
b u tto n c u ffs, a n d 1-button through p o c k e t. attractive colored (opa~;
“ T w in F a lls ’ M o st P o p n la r D e p a rtm e n t S to re ”