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TW IN FA LLS, IDAHO, FRIDAY EVENING. JU N E PRICE 5 GENTS

V M C Labor Control on National B asis W ill Be

P ut Into E ffec t July 1SUilSIRAV SIRIKERS F,1-A DRAFISHIFI

Yanks Mop up on Wakdc

WASHINGTON, June 2 (UP)—W ar Man power Chief Paul V. McNutt announced to day that, “not later than July 1," the w ar man power commission will institute a semi-corn pulsory nationwide control over employment of all industrial male workers 17 and older

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Bulgaria Sets up Pro-Nazi Cabinet

LONDON, June 2 W /-rorm atlon a new Sofia government, headed a strongly pro-#xls premier, was

announced last night by B erlin -# more thn l apparently brought Dul- garla definitely Into Use (old oa a German puppet state.

A broadcast tnuuocean dispatch said tlie new regime was headed by Ivan Baerlanov. a former minister of asrleulture who resigned three years ago after rejection of his proposal th a t Bulgarian lam i economy be placed completdy un.deiLjUito

_c0Dlr0l^M-lB-Oermajiy.The Bagrlanov government re

places tha t of Premier Z>obrl BoJI- lov, who resigned last week under p rem re XromBerlin C«iDcrta«eBu]' R«Tla'8 war eontrtbuUon andjtsm*-.

' Inga (rotn~Moraw th a t Bulsnrtft gel out of the conflict or suffer the

... contequencc*ûlgafl»-|g- at-peaee .with Rtuslo.

m i m iPLA N G E I

I H5tl.000.fKK) Iû Iho

TlK' ;ii)|iniiirla

im. liirJiKlnl n )0.000 tnr olhrr

lilpplt fnctitotal, H.0KA22

narked for tlm British e 132,e transported la specially constructed trucks, bear- Ing algns on tMtli sides saying, "CauUon —chlorine— danger.“ The trucluare-auppceed-to-b«-paneled- and have heavy tarpaulin coverings and alwuld be equipped with a 50- root lc n s iiro riib se with a cDupllng th a t wUl fit a fire hydranu

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FLASHES ofl if e

i iO N onROCKY HILL, Calm.. June .

T liere's a special slate beneath the >r roll Itstlng ftocky Hill men women in thi^ nrmed forces, and

o n . l t appears the name 'T ipper Blejbi.” Tipper, a Oennnn shepherd OTêed by Mr. and Mrs. Mictjael Dla^c, has-been In the coa^t guard H monilis, the only Rocky Hill dog who has gone to war.

ESCArE HARTTORD. Conn.. June 2 -A

long pole used to raise and lower windows In tlie H.iriford county superior court room fell with n crash, narrowly mWlng Judge P. B. O'Sullivan n« he Ml a t the bench. Unperturbed .'the JurLst remarked to Prosecutor Hugh Alconi. Jr., " I.n l- mOKl-had-a-good-casc-agaliui.lhe county." _____ _ _

FIREMEN BRISTOL. Conn., June 2-P lrc -

mcn ruslied toSt.AnUiony'spatoch- lal school, housing a kindergarten m d -th ir tU W four ■grades.'but'by the time UieY arrived a group ofpupUj. none ov- " - ------- • •manned a fire i out the blaze.

GRALLIKl) H L A D Q U A R T E n S .

SOUTIlWHS r PACJFIC, June 1’ - People on soveminent bu-slncsa .MU’ pire tiavtling 3«».000,000 to 400.COO. 000 miles a year, the Byrd economy

mlttce dfclared today, ond burn-„ 20,000,000 to 30,000.000 gaUons

of gasoline.Progress toward cutting u......

sueh travel, It added, la "nelUier substantial nor Impressive,"

Tlie commltUc. a Joint senate- houM.Brqup.wUhjfciMurxj'JitLblifls- get bureau representation and headed by 8 tr» lo t Brytl. D., Va.. Unued:

" It Is apparent th a t the federal SOvemment is In the position of urging the state governments and Its cllUemToâraslteaUy cut down on the use of automobiles, the con- suniptioii of gaMllne nnd'tlrcs.'wtitlfl Its own record is no t as good as U m ight be."

AIR FLEE! HIISII

c-Ci'liilp. sPcUon. protv-

liere Oen. Dwlghl IlVll l̂on armies nr< r. Tlie departnicnl mn the French In-

3S miles ot W\i ins such familiar

ilie World w nf Boulogue:

•I. uml ChiA*tiel a

nnll Vardi lil t

aVlRCkrrt cf ea.1t of Masqu

Severe Burns Suffered by Oakley Youth

vhere h taki-n :s fac

hand wh ncetylene gas explosion.

Son of N!r. nnd Mrs. Albert Hale. Jr., Oavld was welding parU with hiB father In the Oakley hlKh school farm shop when the explo.slve gas

I'cldlnK torch exploded.Cnii.'i xplas

thoughttennlncd. but the Rns leaked from r

Tlie Injured youths la u ir r sam Ills Mii'.s fnce wns bndly burned, and mat one eye wn.s swolled shut, but the RttctvlluR physlclim did not believe sight of the eye would be Impaired, The hack of hLs left hand al.so wax burned.

Uavid is a 6oj>)inniore In Oakley

RUSSIANS BLAST

r\y RID vEi>r.RA l.I.llil) Hi:Al)(iUAUTP:ilS, Naplc-s, June 2 (yp)—The

(Jermans’ wall licforc Rome licjian lo crumlilc Itiday ns the fiflh arm y ciiptnrcd both Vcllclrl nnd Vnlmontone, the Iwo hiKKCHl (ortrc.'vs cUlca RU'tfding Ihe c lcrnal cilv.

The fifth arm y was firm ly n.stride ihe Via Casiliiin after cuttiiiK it near Valmontone, tlireatcniiiff to cut off whatever troop.s tlui Uerriiatis had been unable to w ithdraw of the nino divisiotiH batlliiin on the lower frotil.

Velletri is nn Aiipian Way junction 18 mile.s from Rome. Already American troojis were fanninj^ ou t beyond it into the Alban hillH, fiKhtiiiK w ithin .Mj;ht o f Roiiic’.'j prized

Valmontone, bitterly defended by he crack Hermaim Qocdng atm - ired division, is on the Via Casillna ;o miles southeast o f ‘Rome. Tlie 3erninns were flghtliiR a rear guard ictlon north and we.st of tlie breflkr ;hrough onto the Via CaaUlna by U. 8. lank nnd Infantry forces.

The clghUi army smashing up Ihs la Casillna pounded Into Peren- 110. only la miles souUieast of VaU lontone. and nl.w struck on the list .side of tt)c tURliWRy. Vi!nnti\B

Vcroll, rivc miles narmeast ot I-'riKliionc,

City Enrlrcled U. S. Infiiiitrymcii filtered Velletri

•.sK’iilay nftcr other Anierlcnns lind iniially riiclrcled this key Gcnnan irtre.v., on the Applaii wny 18 mile.! om itoiiie. At noon today "Ilcrco Khtliig" wn.s la progress In the rectj, headquarters announced. Two mlirs to the uorUiwcsl, Van- i-e troop.i righting on Monte Ar- •ml.sio, in view of Rome's hlstorio iilldliiKs, were meeting "very cb- innte opposition," « communique lid.TliLi lorce had snaked beyond cllctrl and .seized the dominnUng

of Mts. Pcschlo and Arte- Itching the Germans by sur-

armored tninAport-s kni

Elsewhere, a Romanian ment aU.ickcfl the Bovlct Mn exhausted, th< flight by n nil

-They were tommy-guns nnd machine guns ol German detachments barring theh way,“ the Soviet high commam Hild. "Hundrfd* of Romanians dle< from Oerman buUeta."

forced Ini

t Uie flrc I

Responses Pour In After Letter Call by Marines

E^•ldcnce tha t Twin Falls south Idaho never refuse the call of men In Uie armed forcet started piling up a t 3:15 p. m. Tlm rtdny- and was piling up even more by Frl dny afternoon.

Tlie Tlmrsduy afternoon edilloii of the Tlmts-Htws printed n pag one letter from five marines In th souUi Pacific, askliu tlu>t Falls resident.^ write letters to then- The five hailed from eastern state/ hove no connection with south Ida ho. but picked T»ln Fall.? for thel letter plea nfier rending the Times News at Iheir south Pacific post.

Half an hour after the first after noon edition left tlie press two call were received a t the T^mes-Hew office for the ovcr.seas address of tli marines. An Hour later the requesta

doren.rurllier reque.sti

by phone and Iti pi the afternoon ond morning the calls (

One mlddlr-ngcd Tlmes-Nen-s office Irom the papet

One ■all Ilvi

ept coming Ir rson ihrougtioul evening, Friday jntlnued, nan came to tin with a clipping I said hi ot the I

telephc ik each member of hi

bridge club to write to the loni some marines.

Tlie ovcvtetts address wrs t\' printed because Die office of censo: ship regulations request the press to omit addres.ses giving specific uni! names and numbers • when thosi units are overseas.

Hull Backs World’s Colonies In Seeking Complete Freedom

WASHINGTON, June 2 lU.B - Tlie milllona ot people In colonies— ; in India. In the EttM Indlea, In Africa — today had t h e eloquent promise of Secretnry of State Cordell Hull tha t the United States encourages subject people to strive for liberty and will recognlie them ns soon as they gain Uielr freedom.

"Tlint has been our consistent record, a record of champlotwhlp ot liberty for everybody, encouraging them nt all times nnd in all plnces,” Hull told ills pre»s conference yesterday.

Contrgverelsl Slaleraenl Diplomats here considered his

statement one of the most potential-' ly controversial uttered by an American statesman In m a n y months, and.predicted Uiat Uie reaction of ocponenU of freedOm..fQL cbW ial peoples—especially In India —wwiW wmtlnn U «lr btU«£. They considered It n direct InvlUtlon to India's SMi,000.000 people, to r example, to continue their long strug> gle for liberty, __

Allhough Hull's statem ent started ■ to small natlofu_

ir Mi'ertlgn equality with big n the postwar world. It appeared la ansl}-sis to be directed mor« to

6 subject peoples of the Brltlsli Dutch, and French empires.

Thoie people were reminded thnl Americans have not forgotten Uielr own ancestors were a subject people who fought a long'ahd bloody war for freedom. They were assured tha t the tame spirit of freedom for others prevails in the United Btates today.

Sharp ConUasl Tlic statement was in sharp con-

triu t to some of the Ideas expressed by Winston Cliurchlll who has sUt- ed proudly ihaV he did not becomi British prime minister to preside over the liquidation of the BrlUsli empire. Last week he told commons tliat the war has grown less Ideoloffl* cal and called upoa the commonwealth and empire—“this marvelous

of sUtes and ay nearly In a prvlonscd line rallrauJ toirn.

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east bombers aiiaclcil twrla or. ... bis Greek Island of Crete. Qiemy

_sciiUri_ft-cre-nmit£l.-........................ -The M1\W rtnyll£l» fxmilTcr.i left

convcrglns (rails ol vni>.>r ovrt :0-mIIe rhniiiid and fhnnly n wards n rumble ol oxplmlom rchorrt back to EiislBnd, Morr fornmlloii! •R tn l oiil nroiinrt noon. liicliKllnR i biK forcc of flKhlirs wlileh clrclcc around Boulogne.

A Cairo cDmiiiuiiliiur nud »n Ini-

Twin Falls News in Brief

Vlilt* BrotherLifiit l.n»reiKc Miirsli

tioiicd ttllh ili6 navy *t vUllliig liU brolhfr, Di .Jc Marshal], for llie nrxl (*•»

Relurna In Dol>e Mrv L W. Wvlnnd

10 Boise nflrr «l>i-ii(llti(: (lie lal day linlidiivA MtM Imr Mrv Mnrv M. Wull, IK

VUItora Ftnm <

\ -bfM nirUoii I

ah lrh h i\ohf lli

Pvt. Ooiiald M. Crc;s h cd to Fort DouiUi. U n Juflmiftli »penl liere mil

Krom .MlrMUan ___• A. nnitimicii-monlli!.-nl!lnR nrrter again, and the enemy noa appear* tq he concenlrattiig inBiearl on repairing only through lines.

During May tlie U 8. ninth air force was one ol the wcut arllvr ol- feiislvB un!t.v Till* force fiew a monthly to u l of more than 3ti.ooo »onlea nnnuidiial plnne lllght.n and shattered lon eiiemv t#rgeti with 30.000 ions ol txiinbs,

Physician Opening Twin Falls OfficeDr. H J . Schwartr Uils week open

ed office* In T« In Tali' for the practice of medicine and surgery, T'rlor W cowins to this a tn . he aervert for 18 montlis In the army and was recently' honorabb' rcilrcd Irom military duty.

A Btadm w of tlie, RUbh m«H- cal college. UnWcrblly of OhlrnKo. Dr. Bchwarti racelved hoaplial training a t ll.a Lo,< Ajigeles cnunly cetteral hQ4pit.at and &t Cook county hoapltnl In Chicago. Ho practiced general medlcinr for about live jearj In central Idaho.

stsoctMlOn. liss Ronr to 1nsslsl In the prodticiinn c fico there for a few d.iyf.

Ju rtjf V1>U»Judge ChurlPf, r K-^l.'-cli. Boi-'e

of Adn county di.urici roun 1: Isltlng 111 T ^lii Kallk. Hf U • r«n- Ifiaie in the June 13 prliiiar-. rl--'.

justice.

Cnaai V»«llor .tames B Wvnn. a,’>osrla(edMr, and Mrs. ClUlord Wiir Djen

_rr the parentj ol a niiuglUfi IkjH lliur.'dny nlEhl nl the 'I'wlii Fall:

ty general licv.piial ni;iieriiit; r. and Mr. and Mr^, \V, 11 Mun

n Fftll.\. nre llii born tjicre m ria j 3rnlng.

Magic Valley Funerals

RUPERT — Funeral services for Danny Dee Daniels, two-year-old •on of Mr, nnd Mrs. Danny Daniels, Boise, who drowned in an Irrigation dltrJi near Rupert Monday, will be held Bt 2 p. m. Eslurdny In Ui Ooodman mortmry chapel, TIib R e '. O, h. Johneon. pflftor of the Rupert Baptist church, m il oMlrlate, Burial *111 b« In th« Rupert cemeter; dcr direction of the mortuary.

RUPERT - ru n e n l services for Mra. Dorm H. Bcadtey wtU be held • t 4 p- m. 6aturd«y tn the Oood- » t n mortuary chapel with the Rev. O. L. Johtuon of the Rupert Bap* U«t church oMlclattttg. lnt«rmes\t' arrangrmcnts have not been com. pleKd.

PAUU—t\it\er»l Krvlcti Jor Oolt* lelb Prnegltier will be held a t 3 p, ffl. Sunday a t the Paul Congrega- Uonal chtirch. Interment will ba In tii« Rupert, cemetery under dlttC' tion of the Goodman motluar)-, Ru> pen.

The Hospitalllnergency beda were available at

noon Friday a t the Ta-ln FalLi c ty cen tral hospital.

ADMITTED Robert Ridgeway. Jusnlta Hill

and Mr», W. P. Monger, Twin Falls: Mra, Cllfforrt Wlke, Eden.

DIBIVnSSED Ranald Oreen. Denny RawUnsi.

Betty Grnyblll a n d Alice Lloyd. Tttln Fill*; j . B, Winan. n ie r; Wll- Jiam Dunn, Buhl: Jay Whittle, Burley; Bd»ln Bron-n. Kimberly, and Mra, Z. U. Lucke, Wendover. Utah.

WEATHERparlly cloudy tonight and Safur-

- d a y with occasional light ahowera. S llfh tlj cooler lonlghL Rich ie rd a j 6Ti ietr ;eittrd«y tS. Low thU m om lnt « ,

YANKS CUT m ESCAPE IH W H y

The Irre.Mlnt flojiely

ally r.

Via CasllUia toward Viilmonl- "Imvo pre.v-vcd rnrniy rearguard! severely ’ in one ,'ecior "that enemy demoUttons could r.nl b» eS ltm J " Advance elghUi army eleinem drove sU nilles beyond Fro-lnoiie i' a point lesa tlian two miles from Fetes^llno-

Allled fighter bombers deMroyrd more than 100 velilclcs and tunV roads north and souUi of Rome . tftday , T».tnt.y-!\vt lailcati loaded with gasoline went up in flame afte r a Tliunderboll attack on thi Montevarchl rnllyards on the Are*' lo -F lo rtln t Hnt.

RAT tlfllUnxea, Uberators a n t WelllnKionB attacked railway targei ̂St Szoliiok, 30 m ll» east ot Budn' p t« . These ral\yaid j hava been uied extensively for sending supplies the Russian XronU

Mary M. Harbert Finishes Course

Mary Maxine Harbert. daughtei of J, A. Harbert. TT»ln Fall*, wa: rrcently rrnnsferrcd for "hydro- graphic" duty in WaaUmsUin. D. C., a fter completing the WAVE basic and indoctrination course i t Hunter college. Bronx. N. Y.. with a rating

■ aeuman fecond claw.MlN. H nrbfrt Is a gradual# of

Twin F a i t and Albion .Stale Normal. Prior to enll.MinB tn (he .«er- •Ice, itie ctnployed theirmy t l r forcej technical training

command. Denver. Colo., a.i a photo Instructor.

T».-o o t Mian H«tbe:l'& brolhtr* .ho are m the *»rvlce are t . B

Horbert, gunner's mate ^eco^d elĴ '̂ and Lletit. Richard I, Harbert, ml:i' t«s In action.

E igh t to S e t t l e E state Petitioned

A petition (or lette rt of administration in the eslato ol Uie late ' [rs. Olive M, Dague. who died Inte-

4te May 6. JB44. «-»a filed yesterday y Creath Barnard, Twin Falls, whothe *ole heir.The eatata consi/ta of an unde

termined amounta held In bank a c count* and other erediw. records disclose, Frank L. Stephan, Twin PtlU, la atlom ey for the petitioner.

Probate Judge C. A. Bailey Ml June 12 as lAs d ita lor hearing the Blatter.

I New dlaani. Machine I___RtM DV ES-A U . OlO-----■WAtL'-PAt'ER and ■

CAtClMINC ■A L WATSON’S ' !

ACME PAINT BTORF. ■ 145 2nd Are. E. Ph. U n ■

H rrr ni. K.irlnuchrp l fir'*'.-'- M WlUlmii.',

h-rr ltr>rii ra inn Clnlhnnie,. R'c-

I. Wllllnrfin, velernn Tuin . ... •nllor. iind Mr^, WHIlnm. He Usih •ni with th f fl*ld nrtlllery fnr the n t 18 months, Befure entering the -nird fnrce«, Corporal Wlllli.m!! Wiu, depirtraeut mnnaser tot Motvt-

imery Ward in Oakland, CnUI.

City Subscribers!Nî w-s fails

fervlce uii

until 7:31

available u

ALWAYS ON T H E JOBThB Ilmts-Newa publishes 24

nouro a day, and Its staff la alw ays on duty. Phone or bring your D«w> anti roall or bring pictures to the Tlmes-News edj- torlol ofllcfs dayphot s 39 a I 3Q.

rt Mr. T C. B«cn

hn Vt Cornell. Boi,se, Demo- c candidate for U, S. senator,

... In Twin Falls yesterday. Mr, Cornell Is a member of the public utilities commleAlon a t Boise. '

• hit \Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Mathews

and family Itll Thursday lor a vim wlih M rs MaUirWs parents, ^i^, and Mrr.. Charlf« Co*. Pnrnell, Mo. -piey

leavins lor Ui ; empliived u Inr Miv. Skill

n Octoher.

Awarded Emblem C harlri E. Mebcr nl Del»fllei

Brother,'. Inc , Twin rnlls, 1ms been presented with n gold ptoucer emblem by the Iron rircmnn Msnu- fsriiirlng i-omp«liY, This buitnn wa;.

' ' iltlon of Ills 10nf Rfr̂ -

in. Bleb f IM n

Memorial Sunday For Gooding Boy

CiOODINn, fromint! w»r t!ep»Ttmenv roniiiming tlie rpport In early .'aiiuary ol tlie low ol their son, Pfc, William R. Hoyle, WSJ received by Mr, and Mrs, Otorge Hoyle. The mesiage gave information th a t h ij death occurred Nov. 27. 1043 In the Europei follottlng the sinking of i sWp Nrp%', 26.

Memorial services will b« held Sunday. June 4, a t the CtirlJlliii church here with the Ri Hsriley In clurge.

William Richard Hoyle was bom torch : , lo:5. In Pnnla, Kan, lie ime to Ooodlng with his (ainlly

w iirrr he attended the piiMli Bchoob. He enlisted in the army ili corps engineering division before hb laih birthday and left the Unit.

A Slates for foreign duty about Oct, , 1S43,He wa.i n member ol the Chrlstlsn

cliiirth and of tlie Junior Odd Fellows order, S u n ’lvlng besides hit parcni.'. arc h b tisler. Mrs, Sterling Bray. Bll.v, upd four broUiers, Bob Jlin. Den and Cicorge, all of aoodliij.

Tlie family re Visit Mr. a»!l Mii. OeoTSe Kellv. O j-

rien. Ui.-ih, nnrt Ml-'.' Margaret Kelly. Bonoma. Calif, (ill former Twin Falls residents viMted frlenda and relativtf. h t i t vVito -weelt. Mr. Kelly It a form er employe of th« Amalgamated Sugar company here. Miss Kelly, a ulster ol Mr, Kell.v. was employed a t the telephone oilier.

From Idaho Kail'Dr. F red Parier. Idaho Falls, 19il rti>«-llcen'

■Friday Evenliiff, June 2. 104-1 TIM ES-NEW S, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO PageTlircS

'■ii.s.FiiisuflnftP P H lS lO B P W

KELLOOO. Irtft- Jiinf a 'UP> — Americans cnii do hhI Io tor- crUic-il nf any foliillnii (o p(v,iiv»r prob- Irms whlrH Ik rot loimrtfd on tlir basic policy oJ nntlniial *cll-liltcrrsl romhlnccl with «n IntPlllKcnt con- pfpdon of tnlprnfitlon.ll rrsponM-

W bUlt,v. Gov. C. A. IVitloltnpn cnlf hprr Itxinv• T lir Rovpiiifir. spMikiiiK nt n Joint liinciican nl an olclit-Mnlr rrnl'>i>''I confercncp of na--liiPK‘- ninl Profps- f.ional s tUi'w Mid

foolnllt...• Idnl...Mncrlcn will be letl

•orld' 111 Ilip cl»p ot WorW wi ml mil no InnKPr con,-.ld.T lir nlx.Vf ptirllPlpntlnn In world

s Wllmn Zlnimermnn, Tiicomf Irnt of WnMiln«t'in 5l.it

nfMi'liilion. pri'slilril ill M'

s final plw'P «

ikliiK ".1 ;e .Mipimrr nil

Tlic citntlldaic refi ircd tii tlir l^- f now before coiikip-.- nvnrdlnK r p riority of rlcl'l^ -I upi- t river m to wntfr for irrlcftll..:. .mil

Keepliif 111* f)and In wHile vWHiiir Jerame. G«v. C. A. notlnlijfn IroplKil In 3( llie Jprnmp NorUl SIrfr N'r«v» nfflre Io ipend a fpiv rnln- ilp> lirlplnc tiHlor Krrnyn Kiirkp iinil hl-i Muff oppralp llie hit Sllphlr irpv. In tli. m..

ro«m *nd̂ Lllll»̂ Niltoii»"aali! 1. ?wr°s'op*V ninnJ ♦ :3n, |t-ok.r *1 N.W,JInllorin li'Orl'ih >- I

toru.

ninblcm of ip.irlipi

■trpd pro/! 'This

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RlinrlajiP niadi r «-lio Jiavo re r work, emplin sponslbilliy, clC'

- ‘o fum!"FI.ir 01

Ar. i>sri tjf ilie c«iuiiienccinp|it rx- erclsei, WUforcl W. Sager*, Oakley, prtslfleni o! the Alumni nsaoclnUon, spoke In dedlcailon ot the service fine Riven ilie tchool by the Idnho Amrrlcnn l.pRlon. eiilORlzIng tlie two foniirr Albion studcni.^. nober" Murphy, '35, iind Miirlim Tocvrs ’37. who have ili«i hi the .service o: our countn-. nnd the 304 now (UUl- in :̂ on Ihe vnrloils froni.i. Harry Kurt?, Wcntlrll, clck'.ed the dedication ceremony with n trumpet solo

AtH'r ll\c prcS'Ci'iRiion o5 oiplDwns by I’lp.'ldcul B .n i. Snyder tlie ladles’ chorus .MinE n fimil selection.

Of the 54 ttlio rccelvetl dlplonins rturlng the exercises, " denti of Magic Vnlley.

Anthore Howard, Virginia Jonea, id Trcva Loivor, all of IV In Fall rc HmnnK th w c KruduitllnR, Vn

Bliiln. Braduntc of Twin t'^lls hljli school in ’12. Is the daughter of W. P. Jones. She IlulsUM her couvte In liiifrmedlaic leaching oi the end of Ihc winter

Pag^ Four TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO F rid ay Evenlnjr. June 2, 1044

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"Friday Evening, June 2, 1944 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO PagoFivo

Ori'M, A. Himsakor: Mcmorlul Md«< m ill.. I, ,K, pMilan.'ajJIfHt Art^ H«wTttr*. M.T- Pip^ r-Ui

Wn'di.roStitTu'^’fo

RADIATORSGLASS

For All C a n A Trackf Don't sprinkle the street unless you are on the city payroll—and U your radiator Is n sprinkler J iu t bring it hers and-W e wlU moke b hold water like a Jug.

BENTON'S

As the Commanding General pointed out, tile suspension o f enlistments in the

s intended only as a temporary measure. Accordingly, effective June 1, enlistments have^g^'m been opened in the 17-year^ld Enlisted Reserve in order to insure a sufficient number of qualified individuals for trainitiB fall-

The AAF is a Team Todajr, the AAF is the largest, most powerful air force in the world. Fighting side by side with the planes of our Navy and our Allies, it has won control o f the «ir in every theatre—and hw earned the war to the military and industrial hearts o f Germany and Japan. It is daring the enemy to "come up and fight" Y et its losses have been less than anyone had anticipated or even dared to hope.• That til this h&i beeri «eompU»hed 5» due, in large measure, to the fact th a t tiie

ny AMO n o m wtw rue

AAF »planes and men. l l ie comlint crew a /fam . . . the greatest figliting team the worW hns ever seen . . . with Gunners, liomb.irciier^, Navigators and Pilots flying and f i g h t i n g t o win.

And any young man who wants AAF wings should keep this ideal of U amvork uppermost in his mind. It is the key to A.AF successes in battle. It will be the key to his own success in the AAF.

I f you want to fly with the AAF, you may apply at any AAF Examining Board for enrollment in the Air Corps Enlisted Reserve. Upon passing the preliminary qualifying physical and mental tests, yoft will beeome.R member of the U. S. Army Air Forces—on in a d it t duty. This means that you will-nofbe-called for tr.iiniiig ■ until you have reached your 18th birthday. I f you arc at work you may n on the job until you are 18. I f you arc in high school, you may elect W finish the sefneater you arc in when you bceome 18.I f you arc a high school graduate, not over 17 years and 9 months, you may elect to take-advantage of tl>e Army Specialized Training Reserve Program, which pro- ridesfree college trainingformenapproach- ing military age.

WTien called, you will first be given "basic" training. During this period, ytni will take “ aptitude” tests to determine whether you will be classified for training as Gunner, BomL.txdier, Navigator or Pilot.

Your Place on the A A F TeamI f you have afl outstandingly high apti

tude rating for a particular position, you may be given an opportunity to compete for the cl.issification that yoa prefer. But i t is important to remember that « //jobs on the AAF team arc vitally important . . . that air combat crews not only are choscn from the very cream of the nation'* young men, but that each scat in every plane must be filled by themari ieitquali-

Gunners go into actual combat a commissioned officers. In addition to being the world's best aerial marksmen, gunners

.may qualify as trained technicians—in radio, armament or iirplane mechanics. Pilots, Navigators, and Bombardiers are graduated from training as 2nd Lieutenants Of Flight Officers.

Yoor job, and your rank, in the AAF 1 depend upon your own demonstrated

abilities. For full information as to qualifying for the Air Corps Enlisted Reserve, see your nearest AAF Examining Board or local Army Recniiring Station.

For Pre'Aviation Training \\Tiether or not you have yet reached 17, you can begin note to prepare yourself to qualify for the Air Corps Enlisted Reseo'e. See your local Civil Air Patrol oflicer? about C.A.P. Cadet Training . . . also see your High School principal or adviser alxxit recommended courses in the Air Service Division of the High School Victory Corps. Both offer excellent pre-avia. - don training . . . and help point the way to wings.

U .S . A R M Y R E C R U IT IN G SE R V IC E

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OJtSAnsr TEAM IM 7HS W0H9

PflRe Six TIM ES-NEW S. TW IN FALLS, IDAHO F riday Evening’, Juno 2, 1044

Checking Over Seed Potatoes

r.irm croiM In Tain loci Bo Albert MylrnK coursc, a nuuibfr o( cto[vs—I nnd Ifttr spuds—iirc Just roIi nna oilic

"sinr

T senty.four Vtale clinmplon.i : *t.ile winners In vnrioiu 4-H t ronlrst.s hold flurlnc 19J3 hnvp h nnuoiinccd by J. W. Dnrb«r. m 4-H club Irntlor, All c! Ih t ront.

Good Spud Season Predicted For Idaho l>v “Potato IGna

siiprrvli I by D Ijill^t, a ilh

mltip

Kflrdrn tnn ic il—CiiTlry J mhi Vnn-

nlug'-Niuitnc 6PRl!'HnJclton,' Jerome coiuuy; niitionnl dnlry produr- tlon-D onnld Danner. Albion,ICn.i- »ta county; dairy tood ptodu«Sos\— icnm dcmon.'trritlon. Lrnorn Hiidel- fon nnd Belly Loison,FnlU.

Routhea.lern- DMrl,Katdcn coutesl—Mndp......................kcn, Irinho Fiilk; U iVihikIiu Hell, Rflberts. Brnnrvlllt cOi DucklntuI, TtinriKon. Mo ty; «nd lln Mae wiiiii Onclda rounly; rlrL's record—n.atv Beil, nnbcris: tmlKinnI duclloii—Jniif Jmklu.^ / nock county; vicioiy i

;st-D etli 'CliFnlls, B I’. SimRtttoal Rw 'Va%lAnierlcnn K.ilLs. Pimer loiuii dolo' food j)rcpiinitlDa ronl

1 Fridny Evening, June 2, 1944 TIMES-NEW S. TW IN FALLS. IDAHO Page Seven

Idaho Bishop to Head Priests’ Delegation to Silver Jubilee

Headed by the R t. Rev. Bishop Edwiu-d ,1. Kelly, Boise, and the Very Rev. E. R. Cody,

. Pocatello, a large delegation o f Catholic prieata will be in a ttendance here Monday and Tiieadity when th e silver jubilee celebration of the Idaho Council of Catholic Women is Btaffod with members of the Bouthern deanery as host- essoH, it has been announced by jMrs. GeorRO Seidel, sta te publicitv chairman.

At the .■■nme lime, she »latcd II offlclHlj who win prrslde, bcsldrn Mrii. Tlic'xlorc J. Onerknrr, prp.'Iclpnt, InrliKli' MIm EJlJub-' Rllry, rccorcllnR spcrctiify; Mlw l.adrii OTooIr, flimnclnl Kcctotiiry, niirt Mrs Gonrnr Wnllncp, irrnsurrr. nil of IVtn FnlL.,

Ktrcllon Tufnila)- Nfw o//lorr* wMl he niinicd nt

Tucnctny iiioi'nlnK btmlncsn t''- '' nt the Piirk liotcl. Uinrlipoii imoii tliBl rlay wUI lie nt the Hum rrlocnjlnii ccntcr. ttlth mi 100 persons rx|v-clri>Mor of St. Edward’s church. Twin F Rev. Fr. Nlchaln.i Walsli. HoUf.

MsRr. Joseph P.OToole. AS-V.O.. ivUl br celebrant ftt solemn hlch mttM nt 10 a, m. Monday. June J. and will aLv) deliver the sermon.

Luncheon Speaker BLihop Kelly will be principal

npealter at the luncheon *e«lon nt 12:30 p m. Monday n t the Pnrk hotel. Artdrerj o( welcome will he Riven by Clnude H. Dctwrller. prej. Idem of the Twin Fall* Chamt>cr of Commerce, nnd following the luncheon, the convention will be officially turned over to Mra. Qoeck- n rr by Mrs Dclwellcr, who Is eral ronventton chairman,

ReRislrntlon ot delCKatos fro) of Idaho will hcTin Sundny n noon at the Pork hotel, under the dlrecllon of Mrs. C. E. Wadsworth, and will be conducted agoln Monday momini: following ma.-j.

FollowtnR the limchcon and ni-.vi jp.sslfin Monday aftcrnnc dnnce fnr all delrRntcs Is planned a t [he American Lenlon .Memorial hall under the direction ol Twin PallK KntKhta of Columbus lod«e, of which Nel.'wn Janl.s Is president.

* * >(■CARE OF YOUR

C H I L D R E NDj AMGELO TATIll

If you would rear n child to I full development of body and ^p!rll you must like him, 1 am not ai>eak- ing now lovWiB Thiit.too he miHf have, but apart from loving Is liking, that friendly fcellnR that warms any thought you might have about him. I t 1* possible to love

« n chV5t5, moawTS love Ih tlt chUdtew always—and not like them. Love Li Instinctive In mothera but llklns Is f matter of undentandlng and accepting him as he Is. and It U dlf. Itr tn i, ’■'ho h a i h&d Wdeal ft1th wnyr.'flrd clUldren will understand the difference. His mother will lOT'e him whatever he docs,— taut his teacher, without lovlns him, may like him.

It Is not possible to hide liking or •disliking from the child th a t meeta you every day. He know* a t c“ " whether you like 'him or ro t respcndi accovdlngly, He r^ove» «lowly toward.the one who dislikes him, heart little he saya. and heeds less. But to the one who likes him he U all ears, all attention. aU s f .

^VcUon, v a i he gladly toUows w htr- W ver he leads.

IVlll Accept Correction He will not be o hundred pcrcent,

of course. He will annoy even those xhcm he likes mkJ who like him. with his chlldlshneM, but he will accept correction, he will take leadership, and he wlU make an effort.

When a child knows that the ntlshbot ncxl door llk ti him. or lhav hl.» teacher is friendly toward him, he wilt accept a Molding, a punish* ment. for what It Is worth to him. a correction, feeling secure aU the while In Ih t liking his IrlcniS hw for him.

For the Child's Sake If you have a child to rear, or (o

teach, and you are having trouble with him day a lltr day. nnd you are punishing him repeatedly without jilgn of Improvement, ask yourself If you really like thb child. If you don’t. If he rrjemble.i a member of the lamlly lot whom you hold grudge. If he reminds you of an o._ grievance..If. his personality gral-roond Carrico.

Kale U good cooked alone .. coupled with Swiss chard, spinach --cabbage.

Onion Saltthe quick, easy way to real onion flavor“ Perk up” wartime diihes t t simply ai adding salt Sprinkle in onion flavor from ihchtndy»K»kct

ScHillinjr

a formal dinner ami >nliUtli>i> lor jnlin N'nhlf. Earlier In iJir nrrii. ihr ilrl.I t tl\f l\nm« ot Noeina Ijm (>ir three -iWrlflit. are Audrey nmihlnrk ,^nil Jmilrr UuriieK, I llnv inrlal aod ru>li rlialrmaii: Hnhhv Samuels > rnu, left to rUht, are Ktlrn KnUrNli; Ar'dlth Harcrr. txiu Slample, new irrasiirrr; fr.iiirr» OppJin^rr. rrlJrinr r. RuttUf. Viiiian Zural. tptlrlni niMnber; Mr*. Kaellri. tponit

Jeiisrii, nfH- plani.l; Kleanor Mnl- prejlrtenl. In the hark

rlfr; Mahle llnmllton. rrltrlnf member; Norm* Tiber; tirartU Hlanrmrli. .iir\r niemher: Pollf irhoto by Olln Bmlth—siaft eti|ravln*)

Mrs, T ay lo r Is F eted a t Shower

By Salm on ClubMts. ESdted Taylor shnwi'rert

with |)lnk nnd blue plfr.- Mir- prbe /enture ot the înliiH.ii .';t«iiil club* meeting Tliur'-dav uliiniinin at the home of Mr*,. J. P nellrville- !.tn. Mary Brooks wus rD-he.i.ii'v-

Ruesta, Mrs. Addle Willl;mL-, aiv.l Mrs. Edgar L. Brolhef."-, >fi're m at,, tendance and enjoyed ihr-.sli’ii'r l>rciRsam staged u«dtv \lif Hiirctmn of Mrs, Emmett Banrr Pri/es «rre V.0I1 by Mrs- Glenn Ni'knn and .Mr̂ . Drolher.s,

Roll call prize went lo Mrf Helen ValenUne.

Mrs. Nina Hardy. bv Mtsrloben Rayl, sr„ club m July,

CalendarKniill Grnngc will nufi Muiul.iv.

house, liislcaci ot ’Aii-.Mlni, Juuf li, oUlclabi said Friday. Members «rc asked K 'bring pie for relre.Uiments,

EDENMr, iind Mrs. C, R. Caudell e:

talned at dinner for Mr. nnd Charles Nlckle. Akron, O.. .Mr Mir. Amns Cnuclell and laniliy, Buhl. Waymi.n Ciuidell nnd Olllc Gro' Hiiielton, ami Jcriy Neyiniin. Tw- Fiill .̂

Mr. John Soulhwood. Pocalcllo. sptnt the Deeoratlon day holidays here with Mrs. Soiilhwood and dflughtcrs.

Pvt. Curl Stanli'.s ha.i been transferred from Shepiiard field. Tex.. U Sloux Fnll.^ South Diikou, accord ing to word received here by ht father, .M. C. Staples.

Mrs, Oeorfie LaUlmer returned t

Page EigVif \ TIMES-NEWS, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO F riday Evening, June 2, 1044

FISHING LICENSE SALES SET RECORD Johimy in the Spot1,989 More Purchased Than in Spring of ’43

A new record in the num ber of fish nnd Rdme liconacs boUI du rin g Ajiril nnd Mny is oxpccled when the finiil check of th e snlcs is miidc by the Idaho fish and ffnme department, nccording to Ailen N. Miller, chief clerk of the department. M agic Valley fishermen are credited with making n hijf Buhl Outbid Half Dozen Schools

For Services of Coach Anderson

ON THE

SPORT

Ye 0!de Sport SCTlvcncr hopca tiic city coimcU ulll Iliid some wny to kvc|i Slnughtcr Hoiuo crcck open to Uic Junior miicrmeii,cvcn UiouKh

■ • ■ of thei;olfcra nt the through tthlcli ;

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Juvenile dclli: (liltik or nii; rnil (Ii»n lu

rrcrcatlon programi> toal the cufbln* of uciicy. Can anjono

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Homers by Dahlgren, Barrett Win for Bucs

BROOKLYN, June 2 (/P)—Home runs hy Babe Dahlpren and Johnny B a rre tt carried lUp Rewell and tlie P iU s lm rn h P ira tes to a 2 to I victory over the Brooklyn Dodders. It was the seventh win of the yfo r SewcU.

C u rt Davis pave up only four blows, sho rts top Frank Zak KOttinB the remaininR pair. Davis was lifted for a Iiinch h itte r in the ei>rhth and Bob Cbipman tw iried the hit- less ninth.

rle Walker was Mopixrl by 1! after roiincclliii! snfelv In ralRlit games.

JOHNSON- IN NAVY NEW HAVEN, Conn.. June 5 i,rr-

Wllllnm R. iBIllI JohrLson, the out .ilniidInK rmikir of me Ainrrlcii IrnRiic la.M yenr a.̂ third ba'cnin for the Nciv York Vaiikrr.s. yi-stct day pii.-ucd liL' d raft pliy.skal at tti Induction center here nnd »na nc ocplKi for general scrvtce by tli

. .. :ly, . ____Inr to Grover UavLi, Filer, conservation. officer lor tliU area. If U provei a «ucees» similar project* Rill be encouraired lliroueliout the »tale.

An effort should be made to com< promise the . Usuc Immediately.

.K and Uie gi

S P O T C A S HFcr Dead or WorthleJi Hor»«i.

Mtilca and Cow*Can Collect 0M6-J3. Twla FkOa SIAKY ALICE TROUT fARM

ally «hot himself In 0 pl.itol.

Three years flgo when Ijirkln getdnR read)- for n Garden terap with Bohby Ruffin, Larkin sho( himself In the Jboulder while dean- Inc n rinc.

Archer, nfltr a tour of servlcf with the nenbee.', was discharged In Jnminry becaa«e of a mlMlng gn toe from Ills fight foot, but li won five strnlKht since then. I.i kin has bcnten him twice, back . the early days when the Newark scrapper was Just k ......................

Among Archers- cot ,Tcrdlcts over Beau Jack, the OeorRla bootblack nnd the blRgt net the Onrilcii has seen In years.

5IATCII APrriOVEDV YORK, June 2 f/T)-Tlie New

York State Athlellc commlMio BBve Its approval to the Henry Arm lilmng-Al Davl* boxing match ye.« terday nnd Promoter Mike Jarobs Immediately set the date for Ttinrs- dny, Jiine 15, In MadL»on Square Garden.

nstrong replaced Aaron Perry, Washlnuton. on the card after slopping the young capital city welter. weight recently. Gen. J . J. Phelan then Instructed Jacobs to halt nil publicity on the bout nnd sale of tickets until formal npproval was received from the commLvslon.

Armstrong made a poor sht\w- Ing ngnSn-st Ray Ilo'bln.son, New York, n t the Garden last AuglL t̂ and nnnotuiecd his retirement.

Homer Wins For Indians

CLEVELAND. June 3 Ml — Tlie Boston Red Box parlayed four first- Inning runs with George MeCko- vlch's three-run homer In the ninth' to defeat the Cleveland Indians. 7 to 8. for the ir only victory In the four- game «erles.

* ! !" •

500 Entered in Coast Relays

MODESTO. Calif.. June 2 (ll.PJ - More than soo track and field represcnlltiK colleges, Junior .. leges, service units nnd high schools will compete la tlie third annual Modesto reloyi tomorrow oflemoon and evening wlUi un iversity -o t Soutliern Camornla favored U - the open c luj team title.

Coacli Dean Cromwell’s Trojans. California liilercolleglate champloiu and winners at the Fresno relays, ).m be 13 sitong for the Modejto neet. San Frsnctsco Olympic club »nd University ol CnUfomln. nin- lers-up at Frejno. have named J7 ind 19 entrants, respecUvely.

Johnny nilton. Olympic Paul lacono, OSC. Joe Sliropililrc of Fresno 8Ul< and two servicemen, Dob nau tt. Camp Plnedalc and Neal Tremble, Indian Springs. N cv, »ill try for a world's record In a 600 yard roaUh rate. tMUon -was t»o seconds over Ben Eastman's tnuk of 1:09.2 la a slmUar race a t 1a Anjelcs last ealurday.

Fresno Stale, Modesto Jun ior eol- > lege, San Jose 8lat« and CoUtja . of the Pacific are entered In the r civilian college-junior college cUu,

SUteen high schools will compete la Ihe prep divijion.

Wrlght-s I ..........ChU-f nmoiiK the li«et wholl

nttom pt to miitch slrlde.s with the :.oii of Hyperion in Uie 76ll> nlng of the mile nnd one hnlf classic Is OcorKe D. Wldcner'a combination of Platter nnd Who Goes There.

Neither Pensive nor Platter ha; fnccd ilie barrier since the Prcak- ncM where Uie Den Jones-trained colt forged nhcnd In the Hnnl ICth to win by Uirec quarters of a length. Doth, however, have been training In fine shape.

While Uie two favorites were con- fining Uicir conditioning to mom- ing workouts. Who Goes Tliere. ;ptly named son of Challenger 2nd ind After Dark. Jumped into tlie

picture by scoring an ea.'y triumph in the w ithers mile. A Bhlft in riders - expccted to place Johnny Long-

n conlrnel rider lor Wldener. or W ho Goes There and Eddie Arcaro . . . Platter. Conn McCrcnry will rido Pensive.

Wllirnm _:^egler, Jr.'* Doundlns Home, Crlspcn OgleBay’s Boy Knight nnd Mrs. H. C. Phlpp’s Free Lance

ro.expectcd to complete tlio field.It Pensive comes through he'll be

ie seventh hor?e to .win the Kentucky derby, Preakness and Belmont. Count Fleet, In 1843, wm the la st to accomplish the feat. Other triple crown winners are Whirl- away. W ar Adm iral Omaha, Gal. la n t Fox and Sir Barton.

will compete In the annual California sta te tennis tournament which wi!l open n nine-day run Saturday a t ih c Berkeley Tennis club.

Headmg the entrle.i In Uie mcn’t division Is Jack Kramer, coast guard, Alameda, th ree Umes winner in th# men's national doubles. Naval Ens. Edward Amark, Alameda, Frankie Kovac's doubles partner, and Jack Jossi, last year-B Pacific eoast cham- plon and No. 1 state plaj-er of IDU, - ’------- entered.

during the remainder of the _____The Cnrds belted At Javery foi

nine blngles. Stan Klopp for a 10th one and completed all of thclt Ing before Mungcr retired.

I t was the seventh setback starts for Javery. YOUNG PITCHER E.NL1STS BROOKLYN, June 2 C/R — Calvin

CooUdge McLlsh, iB-year-old-Oklahoma City school boy who pitched his first NaUonal league victory Wednesday night, passed his physical examination yesterday and was accepted for service In the navy. He will remain w i t h the Brooklyn Dodgen until called.

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A'niLETES DISCOABGED P A R R IS 'is lan d ; s . 0;-Jime"a

on-P atrlek J. nU«r. eaptato ot th« Notre Dame foottnll team last year, and . Arthur B. Hlmniel. QTe-lett«r aUiIet« at Penn State college, bare been gtveo medlctl dlicttarses from the marine carps. It w u anoouaeed here. Both recelred d iw W gei be- eause of-»neeTajaritsTmffert

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N E W i m iD,

Joe Koehler. thiilnnL..................paper salvage tirlvc. Tliurniif night resigned bec»iiae bI lll-he»llh, Larry Luwlln, wVio hu btfn

■ chtilrmnn, will djfwtincMFr .

tQllcc; Uio mucli-nci . ...Rill next Tiicj^lny, with C«mp Fire airls And Boy ScouU compfllng to Ntt •j.hlch giuup anti troop « n ■’

Mrri. D. C. Wlltlanis will dlred emrrprlMiiK CRmp Fltf OltlJllicir CDllcttton round*. Tti! «. |u>|H;r will be callierrd In pickup inicks nncl inkcn ImmcflUItl)' to tl ilr))ol wliere U ftlH be loidtd In ixix ciir for direct «hlpintnl.

II IS Iniperullve tliul rt:>ld(nls of

'iF̂ will not be av>llabt( Itlci iir work. Uinflln pointed out.T hr Ciitnp Fire Oltls will collect

(llr.s niid iimniirltn.'.s lo ilir •nmmoiL-Home Hiicl Amo S\ippl) company, e Klven i> Ihenlrr p;'Hy tiy S(r

Lt. W ebb’s Plane Severed in Crash

en rccclvpd Dy Mr. md Mn. Doyle

Ir, i> in te r to llic/n. he e.|il.med It! ft rimwny hnti been cltjicd lor m lo tnke pin plane Oil. md in ner ninwiiy cleared lor an ir.com- K pliine. Pilot of the app:c«cHlng ane come In an the wroiij ranway, i.ihed into Ueuicnant Weto,

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» broken leg. Me lold liLt par* at It me Incoming plane liad lown three fepi helore U did. n ii or both plnne.' uoulil

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Gowât Aiizio-Aided-Sergeant- In Wiping out Nazi Gun Nest

______ wnnderlnf around thitlo beachhead, played nn Important p a rt in winning the silver sta r f ‘ S taff ^ t . William H. Laufhlln. wl visiud h trc In April a t the home of h la sljiei. Mrs, Verne McHon. 1228 Kimberly road.

Recently a t camp .McQualde. flonvllle, Calif.. SerRcanl LauKliUn was given paniiU recognition for tils deeds of valor overseas, when Col. Roy 8. Olbaon. commanding officer ol camp, plnnea the aVlver Otar ribbon and the purple heart with two oak leaf clusters onto the blouse i)f the acrgeanl.

Casually but Important Tlie cow unobtriislvply became '

Ume oVlercd cover ior the American Infanlrymen who then wiped out a acrm en modilne-gun nc-M, a t Pone Rotlo, Italy, last Jan. 28.

day he was wounded Iheihlrd .lally I

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if Commerce. Plill Kington, new .secreinry-manui wuii present for the first time th a t capKcHv at a general club tncctUii,

Tam Crojon. rcprc.^cntlng the Zlnimerly airlines of Lewiston, who Is here In the Interests of aviation, told of Uie study being made by - Chamber of Commerce, with his

need for

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Former Rancher Dies A fter Fall

. P. Leedom. Tn hi Falls rancher . . many yeora. died recently at N orth HollTWood, Cnllf.. na a result of irijiirles received In a fall. He wbs burled at Forest Lawn ccmetery, Los AnRcles, accordlnc tn n r.ephtu', Roy Leedom, Twin Falls photographer.

T lie former rancher had been llv- Ign with his daughter. Mrs. Chet DeCarlo. Above the 70-year-marlc. he Miccumbed a* r result of shock nnU computations following a broken h ip suffered In a fall.

D irect Bun-lvors Include Ihe dauRhter and a son, Ralph Leedom. now in mining work a t Chlnest Cam p, Calif.

CURFEWStnrtled residents who henrtl the

mrfcw siren sound a t 11 p. m, T hursday needn’t think the boy* at the fire station were an hour late. C ity ordinance provides tJiat «lart> Ins June i and continuinR unUl p e c . 1. the siren atop the fire departm en t on Second avenue south 1.1 .mounded one hour later than dur> Int; th e winter months to make up for th e difference In daylight.

NOXIOUSWEEDS

Please report to the Twin F alls H ighnay D istric t afl

noxious weeds on public h ig h w ay s In y ou r d ls t rk t .

In reporting, giyc the name o f th e property owner .o r te n a n t: kind of weeds and th e legal description o f the locution as—John Doe, ow ner, m orning glory on th e south aide ol the road, no rth of th e S.E.»A.

— ofê-N:W 7i,irnjf-SKtl5h"’̂ i! , ' Township 10 .South, Range 17 East, if possible m a r k the in fcctcd aTen flo th e chemicals may be applied during th e w in ter m onths.

„ TY/IN F A IL SHIGHWAY DISTRICT

J, D. SIHEMArDifgctor--------------------Phone 448 1 3 6 Shoshone SL E a s t

back home on the arm yi rotation policy. But gettlnB back to the'coWT here’s how Sergeant Laughlin tells thfstory:

- - .. roadyonctlon about 1.000 yards ana had mnv.'rt ahead 200 yards

e mri Gorman machlne-gui he liciiienant had b««t» ttiocke'd It by artillery inrKf of the platoon. Tlie Qcrmans 1(1 (town a continuous fire, pinning

"Abuiit this

u fall.-iiKhlln,

Coin. SerKcar

phrnsam liuiitl He Is a son .

Colorado SprliLnllghlln hud M en over̂ ca.s ll months to the dny before his nrrlvn. back In the United S(ji(m .

He Iclt a European theater honpl- Inl with his left nnii hi band.iRCj,

get back to the United State.v Af- - a tiirlnitstx, he was rcaf.Msi'crt If

Spanish War Vet Waits 40 Years

ridny morning.E. Moiehouse. n privn A of the 3811> tcglmctM of

If June 1001, to serve tliiei tiereby hoiior.ibly dkchnrg- the army of the United

Oilier lnformai|i>n KHen com.. ..K -Morehouse wn.i tha t he cnlbted len ho was 31 3'12 year.-! of ngi

lived in l-uiii Kiill.s and Holll.-,ter Ic 30 ytais. Hr 1̂ n member ol Oei Lawton post, United Spanlili Wii

thi' Hollister Maaonlc lodRe ton

Ford Transfer Co. Signs With Union

Tlie >"ord 'IVansfcr company ligncd ft clUJid shop contract ■the I saidIjy C. W. Fortl. pvoprStler, who .. . eluded negotlntlons with Frank flaldwln, Boise, nnd F\ilmer Li Salt Lake City, rpprc.-,enlatlv(■'le A. F. of L. union.

The Ford company 1.̂ the Twin Palls hauling concern to ft w lon cm^tinci. nUhoiigh the through lines have contracts with the union.

The contract stlpuh...... .............Ford employes .«hall be members of the union, but Ford said not aU ' ' employes arc membera yet.

Williams Asking For Idaho Pardon

Daniel Williams, one of two convicted slsy«:& o! Crtila Bracken. Twin Falls patTolman. will apply for a pardon or commutnUon of his life sentence a t the July 5 meellng of the pardon boanl.

Williams’ notice of Intention printed In a TImes-Ncwa legal jcnistratnl Thurtfiay.

Convicted with h l» ta 193S Wllllnm D, Hale, wfio^ tvlce Uled unsuccesjfulty to'sec tire his tttease through the pardon board, Wllllanu

made two escape breaks at the e penitentiary bu t was recap

tured both limes.

M N D m iT C H A R G E F llN

Arriilfitied hrre lodny for r rand larceny fincl Irlcil on an oiial charge of (lra»lni! a

- Itliout lundv llcrmmi tiln 'l 30, Buhl, pleaded gullt.v lo [1

ch.irge and wm si'iitdacd In the coutWy Jutl iw P

Judge C. A. Dailey, Preliminary hearlnc on tnr

irceny cliurge was >rt tnc in une - by Judge Dailey Complaint on the chnric m

il: a check lor tlO wnlioiii MS"''* by Otvlllt

r>. who Bccepted Ihr riir.c > s pavineiil for piir>li..vr. rom the United Oil c.miim

company heln n ise, UUh, whrri. petl the vchlclr

ur ed Clerk Joe I. nil Ihl.'i papers tn

CalUovnla

Services Feature School’s ClosinR

Ensign M.W, Hunt Home From Eastcn.simi Mitchell W. « l by i.Uuw I, Mft-s.'., 10 spend a

Mile: ,! BullithiK from

Harvard uiihcr.'lty .\lny 31, hi- wa conimlssloiK-d tiitlKn In the suppi: COIJVI ol th r U S iinM.l lo m e nni a t the siim-! iiin.- rccchert hU lu slgnment .i.s sntiply anti dl l̂)nr.•mi officer for a destrover In the Pa cUlc fleet.

Ensign Hum rnlL'tert In tlie iiiivu V-7 projnim in Septemljcr, 11(4:; while In Ills JiinKir year iit the Uiil verslty of lil;i)ai, Mo.wm. sin.-, then, he lias .Mudled at the Uni verslty of WasliU'.mcn t t Bei'.Uc Harvard unlvur.-Uy. Doslun, He lui nbo sened hi the nnial office ii Bremerton. Wa^ti.

Concurrent «iUi his gnidtialioi nnd commi.--'loiiinK at Hnniird imv al •■supply coriv, .'.chool, ivns the wwarflSiig of his B S. (leme In ihi school of buslnc.' '̂ administration ii the Unlvcr.slty of Idaho May :5, it

A member of Beta TllCta PI fra. tcrnity. he was ncllve In extra ciir rlcular work on the campus and served as yell rtuke and yell king. He also won the sllvtr cup for Ills school by taking fln.t place In the Pacific forensic contest Ui 10«3. He tv member of Blue Key. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Kappa P l̂, Alpha Limbda Delta and Lsnibdn Delta Slgma honorary fraternities.

Honoring their son. Mr, and Mrs, Hunt will hold open houê Euiiday, June 4, from J w T p.m. All Jiltndx of the family as well as his personftl friend.s are invited to call during the flay to wish him •

DITCH TITLE SUIT A petition to quiet title on .

perty to be used for a wasle ditch, situated one mile north of Miir- taugh, was filed yeslcrdiiy by Mr. nnd Mrs. Han.'! C. Andersen, naming Mr. and Mr.s. Henry NIelwn a,< de- fendants. Jame.s n . Bothwell, Twin Falla, la attorney tor ths platntUSs,

''Army BaeES^

Sugar Applicants Urged to Hurry

Tilt flnidlli.. ugnr application; ictn eiilti^clccl — In Hit hope that rwin p ills counly users of canning tiRiir will "snap Into I f with their

M a r k e t s a n d F i n a n c eLISIIRREGkAR

ESM a rk e ts a t a G lance

New York Stocks

WEW YOnK, June 3 — '1-he stock market closed irregular today, Alllj Chalmers ........ .................3VU

American Tnbncco B ............Anaconda ...................Bendlx Aviation .............- ......Bethlehem Sieel .....................Doctng ... . .....................Burroughi Adding .Machine ..Calumet A; Hetln ...................Canncllftn rnclflc ....................J. 1. Case ..............Cerro De Pasco .......... ......Che.ia|>eake fc Ohio ...............Chrysler ..............ConUiU'iitul CopperConUncntal Oil of Dela........Corn Products ........................DuPont ...................................

tr ie ...................

Qencral MotoGoodrichGoodyear

LivestockMarkets SLU

CHICAGO. June 2 (/Pj-Alt wheat :e^ were lower In nu5«t ttadins

(xiiiy with thn deferred contracts •in« the greate.st declines. Th«

itkK underloiie was attributed to I weather for both the spring

in, — F ifteen men from Idnho were In- iluded In this morning’s gtaduatln? A a ss at the Farragut navut training stntJon.Thcy included;

Merrcll B- Eaker. Twin Falls, gunn e r 's male, th ird cIms. In Uie gun-

school, and Edwin J. Walker. Palls, seaman second class, in

tt i c radio school.

' MEtTJNG POSTTONEOMeeting of the Firemen’s auxil

ia ry . orljlnnlly planned tonight, has bean

desd'or v*e]M »BimalaCALL COLLECT

tw in Falls JW If »4 D m* Nst.' Aniwer

— A nef* p ra c e f liD e 'iB riW -- Goedlag 47 ' — Rapert S5I D A H O - H I D E -

& TAIXOW CO.

LlRRttl and .Myer.'i U .. ..LoewsMid Continent Petroleum ..MDiitgomerv Ward .............Nnbh KeWlnator ............

Dairy ....... .National Cm Ii ReRl.Mer ....National P. A: L..................New York Central ............North Am. Aviation ..........North AmerlcftM ...................Northern Pacific ................Packard Motor.i ...................J. C, Penney Co ...............

Pullman Company .............Pure on ..Radio Corp. of America...n. K. O. Pictures..................Republic Steel .............- .......tteysioWn Tobacco, B ............

Roebuck .................. .Kncony Vacuum .................Simmons Co. ......................Southern Pacific ..................Standard Brnnrt-s ....... ........Standard Oil of Calif..........Standard Oil of M, J ............Steward Warner .................Studebaker Corp...................Sutwttlne Minin* ........ .....Bwlft ^ ISO;

Cars Damaged in Crash on Bridge

OOODINQ, June 3—Two cars t»l. Uded on ths U alad dver bridge norm o l H agannan Wedneadajr a t

to Mountain Home Iro n Colorado Sprin«».j«t.dnT er-0l_5ne-C »r.and M n . ArU« PUyer. uagensait. o t Ut«oUjer. _____- Bheriff-Fred -B .C rite .- 'O ood ln* count? peace oftleer. Inveatlfated tha v n c k a ad reported t t u t no eharsei wert

KANBAS c m - CRAI.V

Potato and Onion Futures

(Courtesy E. tV. MeRoberti and C o d p u y . Elka Dldr- Pbaaa 810)

ijo* i.(ri^ ".SOVEHnKB ONtO.S-l

B utter and EggsinUhl'r 2H0:

KANSAŜ ’c m t

8AS- KRA.VCIBCO PfiODtlCB ̂ SAN vnjixc^co , jtiM nui.

pric«. loaf 87.»t.

rnicxr.ft PBOWtcR CUICACO. iun« I W)—IlulMr flrin: 1..

lo ir.r: J« in J«hc; eihtn un- thinjiMl.

riitcAfio rorLTRTritlCAflO. 7 f-^lW FA)—1>«

Il'Vc’ ■lc2herL'‘fo»l

bull* tIS.SS; t1rK.lT 1 «l>ifrwU* r,nlr ''‘Id Po ta to es-0 oions

roiiTi.*Nj> uvr.sTOCK _H«»i Siithl* •nrt“wul CIO; inffi rn^l lo chftl.: Cilironilk

II >g In J„M«.| t l : rammtrclili.• tiW . I.ciiUI.„. TrlumpK. U. S.

''Wso*-' U' S^Nn' f '“ t*‘ln'h''''Inllow jij S3. AIibaniB (llba TrfumrM tf. S,

T riu y

Page Ten TIMES-NEWS. TW IN FALLS. IDAHOF riday Evening . June 2. 1D44

f l lT T H E K IV E T , S I S T E R S• By ̂ , '

A n n P e n d l e t o n - p ??i? /.*U lV ^ * V EA'.a ^ i« V .

Th« rr»l-ll(h aU.f ely »lrl «Uio jnfs t< pUiil.

>lcl:5 iii> U>. pnlKT

ciirbslonr thnt ccimrntM

nil P( Kerry Ki baBS or hmch t)oxr,\ nn floor*. In Irom ol ilie pi

.rbslonr thi

RO ncra'i llio lU'in'i'iiM '•H'cclvlnn" —n i.rpariitt lilllUlliiK—i>ml Ml on

. cmpi)' pai:l:IHK cr;.iw. 'nirrc'* n 50-yor' friice lliprp Bre

nnd Eunice, G crl nnd 1 hnv« out our cJnJnj lo a ctrlaln

pnckliiK cnsf Jdsi In Ihr rdge of thf

Tlirrr arc n imiiil>pr c chnnglnt: limi-li «rmi[>s lIS-nKXilly 111011. a fra- pany. nnd prrhiip'- n J m s MOUVTAIM -eawwNicATioN ojr.A NO mannw* IT oi;r w ith , '

'UMM..JUST A .WNUTB..i- MIAN WEB6 : WP0SC80 DOWN On:e, in Ti- PA«S...TXE3E’S A LESSE, DOe, / COVID DO

I T A O A I N / "

W ASH TUBBS By LESLIE TURNER

By WILLIAMS

THE HIPS NEVER ÎWISKEO THEIC

’ROPOSEO AlCFiElD KHEW IT ON eoUlSA RCUJA, .VCULO SESUElA6y..BUTIKWEW .......... ..•HEY HAD PICKED LAND SUITABLE

BXACTLV.' THEy POM'T \ / HEllO.BA5VI_COL- NBEPTHESMOOTH.WEIL- I 0NBLWIUi5ERJ L CIEAIJED STRIPS THAT / V J UST HAD TO SEE

OawM BEQuinr --------- -- ■■

BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

ft

ft\T»

By EDGAR MARTIN

SDOLV f- 1 p , '? \ ta 'foQ r — '

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GASOLINE ALLEY By KING

yUCLEB j:ssa i is sTi'.*.'.: 3:0 I'.EW.'.’C =CC .5 i\wiCn iS PC£C:5=.'

I KKIOW SUE'S Looteo I'ocv.iCo ro rr «)« vgAKs *̂E

IViWT HJ MLICT use CEELIMCS.

nee ^o «'A.vi TO DO SOUETHINC W u S & /r-

THE GUMPSAW MIS6 TRISH A ’ V

•T151NOEEI3ANWONOR HORN’ TO HAVE •yOUORACe

A^VHU^^0LE ABOPE.'

SUE KJO CMA>Jce. M m ciao,J0 I IVELI - m e sSOJ CO is;p P,a-K I OJ OjrrrojT Cl'.'-' J SiPe, /;

} % ( u s I I)OU WASTOBEAKTECEPTON, \ A LO N E-IT-

MRH-HORN-- ' —M O STIM .rom 'A NT!

DIXIE DUGAN By McEVOY and STRIEBEL

H '10,D 0C .'\( WO.MB.DUCAM- JUST OOOPPEO 10 SEE fOUR ANIMAL

TH'IDEE CAMETOME WHEN 1 WAS RSftDlN’ TH'GOOD BOOK THE e OTHER NIGHT-WHO J TOLO 'rt3U 1 WAS DOIN' THIS?;—,_______

H16TORY REPEATS 1TSELP. V * '^ , DOC-NOAH Had THE HlSHT \ IDEE-WElU-mPREPARiN' y FERIHAT BAINY DAY— —/ r,i*

LOOK.OOC.'TOU DON'T N HAVE TO PFfETENOYOU

nut ŝ' tS ô now*' --------OONTCHA ? _H , / A

THIMBLE THEATERSOCt

F riday Elveninj, June 2, lO il TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO P ageE kvea

- PJioiie 3 8 "

WANT AD RATES

« CK a. Stunl.r

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lid b* rwrorM l̂DBvlUia-

CHinOFRACTOUSNCRV'V.“aft'('IAI.I;‘jT, iuidin-bft. fa *h! 7oim spN~4ii Itirt

HriAUTY s n o i ’sPERHANENi^HToorsiji.^Drt^

F-A-C-T-S

TO PLA CE YOUR

C L A SSIFIED . . .

Phone3 8

You shmild know about . . .

TIMES-NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS

A Snc classified nd niuiled (o osch P i ih sc riljrr o f tlit* Timcs-News on ft peiiiipy po*lcnrd would cost tli«' ficndrr ?176. Tinips-Newj* clnRF.ifiedR tvr*" \ w cost.

FARM IMPLEMENTS

A few NEW ELECmlC

CREAM SEPARATORS

McVEVfl I^rPLE^ÊNT CO

SEEDS AND PLANTS

lKii6ltTBl> Mi'mbirDliM.. I'TS

HELP W ANTED— MALE

LOST AND [••OU>r!)

“ SITUATIONS WANTED pLAi?r

H ELP W A N T K eH -T T O L K

H.

W^Lrienced ....iW.'Lek

WANIT-'P'

S H tlK SA L K SM A N ’ .

BlvmB tiiU nu«llHc*tlom.

C O N F ID E N T IA L

H E L P WAWTBD— M ALE & FEM A LE

IIWAfiMEK ..1,1.4 •< »BM. Avel

LADira - ■ . -t tU ll t'o if

optning m reu il »lio« jfllini.

GOOD STARTING

SALARY

n n f opportimlt.y for gomton# lnt»rrswd InOlve full Information and QuallllcBllons to BOX 5, TIMES-NEWS

IL D —ftl

r«̂ u.bln ... U . . nne..- (

New, uell bum

3 ROOM HOUSETO BE MOVED

CZCIL C. JONES

FARMS AND ACREAGES

r a ia ik n . W

GOOD 120 ACRES

FARM IM PLEM ENTS T r u u ii; ;

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAi;

D IR E C T O R Y!_______ L M A N _______ :

i WANTED i IMMEDIATELY:,«.

AprLY IN rcnsoN to

^-------- RICHAJlDSON’S : _ "Cl.anm A D nn

• B IC yC LB S A L E S & S S R V IC B • M O N E Y TO LO A Nr jOHEa' t̂ n r ouka .DjLOAua,' b5 5 t-U lU B O G R A P fnN G

in »»a cC w. Ph. r* '

♦ F L O ^ SA N D IN O

• G U S S — R A D IA T O R S » T Y e E iy R lT B R S

: R>tilrJnc. nMtiUhlni. L ln ^

L IV E ST O C K ^PU U L T K ~

LANtlt ̂ yls». h lALEi Or* t(V

SAI>i.l.K̂ ho«.. - . 1“ -

B A b ^ r t i y i t K F '

CAHTER HATCHE

GOOD THINGS TO EAThisv:ft.s In ..II . .V .

). nr >M rtu)IU d.

\i,Ta rr.mt '; 7I;f̂ oft e îpool.

“ SW AP AND SELI.

' R A D IO 'a n 1)“ fti'uSlC

a u t o s T o h s a L e“i» . ro.-irtAi; .7T.—i.T

V>. C. ricbJiiMa, 3J0 U.la oe'lii. I’hon

TRUCKS AND TKAll.KKS

A U T () S E r V i C E and" PA lH 'S

cntr.s ciiAnocD

M AUTO su rpuv n

: O.turiM th.| -.trU.o RurrLv cn.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

__MACK-S

LADTES RAYON HOSE 41

WEbTrnN AUT&' suppLy

JU ST RECEIVED!O rl^d btl. II..

MISC. FOR RENT

W /\NTBD TO BUYIM Ib «uT..tor Jot >-"jo'cr raA « l^ ir< o r-..« .l .u ,,.. »oi

eircuutlr.r* b«.i«n. >lwn*a. Pbon« S.

‘ a s ' i s k : s :WE -.B i hill.,, *r*ilJiUn. n n . bOBdw

vi'.-vm,':!-'___1 .--.T. :______ tv .------

W E W ILL PAY CASHFOR USED

GOLF BALLS, y!S_H„RQPS.— jiSH BASKETS. CUNS.

nsH n>;r.t.s PIsmoHd Hdwe. Co.

NOTICE TO CREDITOKS IN THE PROBATE' COURT OF

TWIN FALLS COUNTY, 6TA1X o r IDAHO

iN THE MATTER OF TilF- KB TATE or L. F. Leopold, Decf.i.'pil Notice la herebj- given by the im-

denUned Executrix of L. F. Leopold, deceased, to the credllorj ol • nd »U personfl havlns cJatnl ̂asaln tt the «ald deceaged. to rxliibR them with the neceaiary voiicliw. t,-lihln /our monllia after ihe tir.-i publication of thl* notice, to the said Executrix. Venice H. Leopold, a t U w Office of Ed«’»cd BalKock, attorney for the Executrix, located In suite 11 of the Fidelity National Bank Bulldlnff, City nnd County of T»1n Falb. fllato of Idaho, thU being the pUcs Ilxed lor the tranr- stllon ct (he bMslntaa ol »»Sd esutt.

Dated May 13th. 1D44.VENICE H, LEOPOLD.

Executrix of the Eatats of Decej.êd. Publlah: May IB, as. June 3, B, PH. NOTICE OF KEAHINO OS rE Tl. TION FOR DETERMINATION OP TI,ME OF DEATH, DETER.MISA- T io s o r i i r m s . t h e i r h e g u e e

illlP AND RIGHT OF DE.SCK.ST o r REAL PROPKRTV a i the Probate Court of Tain Falls

County, State of Idnhi In the Matter of the Eatale of

ALICE M. FARRAR. DfCfnied.NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN to

i l l cTedltoTs in d helrn nnrt per aoni lnt«rc.'ted In tlic Estate of Alice M. Fnrrsr, dcccn.icd, that

CMrlMUic Sm ith has filed,.......... nbovc entitled Court ft iwU-tioii nllesltig thnl Alice M, Fnrrar died lnte.î«ie In the Courjty of T nln Fall], Idntio on Uie 23rd day of March IBiS. nnd wns iit the time

death a resident of said T«ln Falls. Idaho, ond Uiat mora than T»Q y«»rx hsvc tlap&cd &tnte l\tr laid death; th a t wild deecdenl. at the lime of her deat]) had ad Inter-'

real property de.icrlbed as foIloR’a. to-wlt:

One of OrchnlarA aub- rtlvWon. being a portion of the N E 'i of 5W>; Section Eight,

- . . (h„, KaiiRflBeventeen E.B. M. Twin Fulls County. Idaho.T hat no application h u been

mada tn the S tate of Idaho for the itment of an ndmlnUMrator ol

record o»ner of a portion ol the * b « t 4«KilbetS t«M wtate. derived Utle to the arnne by mense eonvfjancM, lald-portlon. being de- scrlbM as followa. to-wlt; Lot No. 7 of Casey sub-divlslon of Lot.C/;e, Orchalam aub-dlvlslon, altuated In the MS Kot 'S W H Section Eight.

• • Ten South. Range Seven*

YOÛ GARDiKr

Jutt (lift amounl nt du>t thnt r.in br plrkrd up nn (he r Innlliplrk Is enoufh In (rra( nnr -I ." ,1 srrds >nd

mrrlllrstlon of irarrtrn »ol1 U Im- |x>Mlh!p and tm-

Rcal E state T ransfersInformtdon Furnished br

T»1n Fall. Title and AbMracl Compan.T

MAY 37RCn, I l.flchlllcr lo W. F Gen

h»rl, 11. 1)1 NENE 34. 13, If..W-rr«iu> .Irrcl; K. A. BurM.n 1

A S. CnHflitirin. >lfv, Uiiii H , ;; BIk 13 H tn

J. B t-Vldley *9,000. 10. IS.

MAY : W D • Mar>’ E 8

V »I0; tot II, tilocK fifi. Ea^

Eo^-mntt. SU.OOfl;' BKSW, SWRE, lot 7, S«-, 10-3-15.

■■■ D.; Hvpoetheek Ld. to J, F. 1:3.000; 8 'iN E , S ‘]NE 6-li-

1,EGAL A D VERTISEM ENTSE.B.M, T n ln Falla CoUnty,

Slate of Idaho, (wnie aa plnttcd In the official pint now of record In

office of the County Recorder aid County and State, id Bald Petltlonrr pray* f

dptermlnallon of fhe time of tic.nu of lald decedent; a det«rmlnatlon of her hflni: their degree of khv slilp and right of descent of sale ri-aV property, for further p.utlcular; reference to aald petition on file In t.all(le advoCBtn. and Mra. Buell i deldste from the local council.

Mr. and M ra. J. Prank Smith, Salt UVr C«v. v w trrt o\er 'h e Memorial hollti.yi ft’lth Mr. and Mrs. 0 ;car Esfrjnn.

Jnnn. Mr- and Mr.̂ . CunnlnRhnm W Btaille whi î

ike ihclr home.

\ S S ^ £ S 3 £ S ! S S ! ^

You never have trouble belns 'illilKd If you patronize us, for here »e havn no lubstltutea for lionfity. coiirte5y and fair deal- Ins. Bugler and Banner Feeds ate mannfncttirtd right here In Tsin Fall!!, by the Banner Mill* oprrntffl by

C o w o d P ic I b k SC Q l i B ^ 'B E I S E ] - Q B D

ACROSSL Conuln.r I. Clfar (l»h

ii: S s a W

jj: 11 ! i | . ......

!!: s a s ,5 " ;! ‘ “ ■ "VSJ.;'

(«tutlan Of Yatttrday'a Puxale DOWN

L nanioina 1 SttlPd: I’hll

Page Twelve, TIM ES-N^W S. TWIN.FALLS, IDAHOFridny Evening, June 2, 1944

P O P E f f i l f Wx i r , I

e 3 (,T’)-Pope r ■ c ColIi'K

, Pope

CardlnHls, cxprcs*p(i Uic liopc IckIh)' Uiftt pcncc soon would nppcur nomc'B hllh mid ovrr the wliolc world but nclclrd Hint n dcmanri totnl victory nilBtil proloiic ihc v

In (in lUlifiu lanHimsi' broadcast the Ponlllf ’ of "lull victory or compicl'’ (IcslrucllHii" nnd tliiiL Uitu ''opvrnlrj with ft iiiul liltliiriKc a i a «(lniiiliiA proloiiijinf! the w»r nnd ftlRO on lho.^p, wlio follottlnK ihclr InWrmil Impiiljp or for rrnlls- Me cnnsldrrnlloii5. aniilcl be liirlliiiTl 10 A rrnsoiinblp ivnrp.”

tlon "to di-stniy nntloniil lllr ilimii

Riimcnlji nnd brlnun nlxnit "cmirnKO of drspfrnllim." lif .'i.KI

'"niose who fri'I thl.i." th>' l’n|ii* ronUniied. ■'ndviinrr nn In n h)|iiu>tU: ^l^cp iimW ilil!.)'i-;>X;i(>lf nnd compel nil othe rs In nii r^im n- nllns mill birxxly Atriiutlr. Ihr- ..nc-lnl, economic nnil splrUual roiurqiirnrrj of wlilcli Ihrrnirn to bocotnr ihr •cource of future time'.’’

Kparfrt II Up snld thnt Ro

"morr coiuldprnlRsir rnldtra.

"We clicrhli llie liopc.” th r Pope contlniicil. "llmt UiLi more Jii.sl nntl moderntn tcndi'nc}' will prcvnll and tlint tlip city will in nil . and n t whntcvcr cost be preserved from bccomlns r» theater of

He wnnied. However. Hint not he.sllnte to rppenl one with p(]iinl Imprirtlnllty and diilllitl

Bomber Nearly Crashed Into Sca--Swooped up' at 50 Feet

JEROMB. June 2—Ojie of two

Narrow EscapeIcel a* Uio bonibcr In which he rodn

"conked out” ftt 500 feel nnd took hold a p

5. Lex-n Mill);, nnd

. lj ulntlniiPd on i> cnilsiT. He il Cniii Ulnncn nnd Icclund, hni • mnny irlP ' to niw ln nnil Spit- iri: ui.il hii". tiprn »l Sciipi Klow

Hp pnleretl rrrvlcp

illfor

•• 1941

.IK';. Mrk Orvlllp

.'hi- hn» foniplpi- •.pliinl llip

iillipr wiii.v nryi'p

rniplnvpd ir nnd m n k .Ifi. will. H n ihP «l>lpyi.n

tlnnr v.iuM c;t Rome

BUllty of iniitrlclrtp belnrr Hip iiros. pnl world nnil In front of the plrr- nn! JiidKinenl of Qod."

Llslpnern fnld Ihr Pontlfl* "pIo- rjiipnep rpiirliPti n Ix'nK of pniphnsl.' when he pxprr.wd Ihp tif>iv llinl nomr «oiild be *p:irrd thp horror! of wnr."

Determination (if Heirs Petitioned

A pclltloii for the (IplprmbintUm of heirs nntl lliflr dcftrec of khuhlp nnd right of ilccent of real properly

lUcd \\\ iMolintr coiutby Miiry Clirlvinc Smith In Hip nmtlcr of the pslnte of ADpp M Piirrnr. who died Inlc-'tntc Miirch 2a, lOJO.

Tllfi iiPtltloiiiT. rmirl rpcords close, Hie owner of n piirtlo rciil estiile left by thP ilepcnspd.In Orchnliirn .'uMlvhlon, to which hlip cIiiliiLi tlHr.

Hdrh to Uie fMj.le of Allcp M. Piirrnr nrp IlMeil in Ihe i>etHlnii n» l>p|nK Ilpnry W. Knrrar, son; Lv.slo D. Fnrrar, son, nnd Minnie A, Kar- rnr, a rtnuRtiter. Wlllinm anil Kln- npy. TR’ln Falls, nrc the mtorneys for the petitioner.

Probnte Judge C. A. nallpy ?et July 10 nj the tlnle of the hearliiB.

Rites Held in Buhl For Albert Karcher

BUHL. June 2 - Final rlte.i were held for Albert Ocortie Karcher a i Uie Albertson funeral home, with tho nev. Max Greenlee, of the Buhl Presbyterian church offlclntlnK. Mr*. Florence Wfkon unns two folon, nc- compnnled on Hie piano by Mm. EllMbetli Bonnr.

Tlie body wa* inken to Burlington, Wls.. for burlftl.

,lfan-(v MA-roit .’ASIIIN'CCraN, June 2 . 1—-niP departnipnt last nliiht announc- the promotion of Cnpt, CInrk

Goble, the motion picture actor, now In the nir corps, to the temportiry rnnk of major.

Mrs. Mai

,Ii.s Cliarlip Milli'], .i.romi , .Miss fhylll.s Hllrsnpr, Jp nik-lcai, all on May :•(!; Nk Jpromc. siirnlrnl. Mny 29.

Mny 2tt; Mrs fnnt son. Mi

diuiglitpr, 1)01

lliw Ia Coinbp, Jpro dnuRhtpr born Mny ,S

Dick Cole, form of Cnllfornln.

HEAD TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS,

TFIR CO.MMONWKALTHBATH TUB, S54.95

Tc.stctl, Trictl. I’rnvcnMiide of thorouRhty proven new pinatlc. S.foot tub welshs only J50 i»und.i. No priority required. FHA npprovcd.

GET THE KUI.r, FACTS

R O B T .E . LE E SALES CO.420-42G Main Ave. S. Pll. I53-WPLUMUING & HEATING

cumoxD llA N U N E SSis especiallii impoitfiiit in these critical dai|s

for Greater Home Health Protection!

P B O T E C n N Q fomily heollh It a mojor rftsponsibilily a t any time. And during Iheie criticol d a y t it It mor« im portan t thon ever beeouse of reduced medical facililiet.A simple yet

from cain tlc .on e«lu»Ive,pot- en ted qua lity fea tu re . Clorox ho* Ihe la m e full strength, lha

e ffec tiveprecoullon...o bosic s tep in health p r o te c t io n . . .

. is the v>e of Clorox in routine c leon iing of hom e " d o p g er z onal" . For Clorox g o e s 'f a r beyond ofdm ary"ero6rtilng.- It d lsin fecli, he lps p ro te c t

AMERICA'S FAVORITE B l l

ag a in s t m any Infection d a n gers. Clorox is intensified in germ icidal action, ye t Is to fe o n d o lw oys d e p e n d o b le . Clorox a lso bleoches while cottons ond linens snowy-while Ibrighlens fast colors}, makes them fre ih .sm elling , soni-

" lary.-T here I* only one Clorox . . . It Is u llro .refinad , fre e

some high quality stondards, tod a y o s olw ays. To provide g re a te r health sa feguards In you r hom e.sln ip ly follow direc tions on ihe Clorox label,

I AND HOUSEHOLD DISIf

m o R o xFRIE FRO M CAUSTIC

C U L I f f lN T O i'ED

SALT LAKE CITY. June 2 (,D - To one writer District JucIkc Riiy. Van Cott's conviction of 15 Snlt Lakp City men for unlawful co- hnbltntlon wlHi bS wompii wns "an cxccllenl tcrnilnntlo ful nn htsult lo Hif tlon ol niarnaKP-'

To nnotlier ttie "funilnnicntalLsu," cull which aclvocnt rluiie na n rellKlui ‘rUltculour..’

3f) cult members, ccelvid numerous

Irltprs from many sections of llio United Slates. M(»t liavp Ixen commendatory; n fpw critical. Some

him for favors,

i In.stltu-

iiclple, Li

the charKCS a

reriurf Utul

Brothers Serving In Naval Forces

HOLLICTER, June 1 — Two brothers fratti ilomster. both of whom are *enlnR in the nnvy, are Leslie L. (Dill) Dean and Lee H. Dean, They are Roiu of Mr. nndMrs, Leslie Dean- - ................

Leslie, who Is the olilcr brother, 1-'. a seaman ^tr^t da.--s now ba-'icd a t Hie Oreat Lakes naval training center. Clili'i'Co, where he Is taking ft radio tcchiilclnn's cotirRO.

A Ki-aduale of H”lh'ii'r liluli school mill of (he Uni'T.'.ily of Idaho. Mo.scow. he haiiilloil the experimental plot-s for the cntnmolony de- pnnnicnt al. 'IViii KjiIÎ for two ypnro before fiiKrina the Korvlcp. His wife and v(aiiit: clnuchtrr nrp .ii the home of her pan'iK.i at Caldwell,

Lee. IU)1» n.K-MKii'd to nn nlrcnilt carrier .'omewhcTC In the ^nuth Pn-

l’OSI'.(;ilAI)l'ATi; WttllK JEROME. June 2- Ur. and Mr;i.

C. W. Aiclrlch, Jproiiie. plan to leave Snturdny for Denver where he will a ttend the Rocky .Mountain clinical Inborntory, tnKliiB l>o.̂ t Brndtmtp w o rt

OMLEY SCHOOLS 10

e iMlnlcd, I t wn-s dal henrliiB lield ,.>.U county com-

Rupert Completes Vacation School

RUPERT, June 2- 'n ie Rupert Methodist church hns completed n »wo w eciu vucnllon Bible 5tS\ool. which closed witti n dL«plny of hnnd- work nnd presenlAtlon of n short piuBrivtn. Tlic Rev, S, D, McNcll uns In chargc of nil work from fourth Rrode throuKh hlRh school,

as a.ssLited by Mrs. Orval Jen- .vir.i. John arnhnm , Mrs, H. P.

U«l.? nnd Mrs. Heiir>1 Brenzeal. M/s. McNeil was Reneral superln-

trlcls had Iwen In r.olldatlon. Only e the OiiMi

T«o jH'tltliiii.' wer pre-1 fui

and one llp|lô lIlKAfter the hcailiif:, the coiuml.s-

Kloners reialerid the decision tliiit Glx dlMricis-. Ux-u'i, Nc. IC; M arlon. No. ID; WalKl, No, 18; South Onklcy, No. S, liidciicndcnt tlLs- trlct No. 2 nnd Onkley lilRh >.cliool No. 1. wnulil lie rnii.-/illtlntcd, Biusln dl.Mrlct »lll reiiiiiui iiiiIc|)piuIimi(.

The hcnrliii; ivas railed In an nf- tf'inpt to force li;l l̂I) ilWrlct to join

tlvi's reinnliml niiniiiiint.James R. Doilittell, T iln Fulls,

was Ihe nttiirin'v repte'eiiiliiK Bxsin district.

SERVICE r-STATIONERY—

r>0 KMlttWSKP StnCK'l^

$1.00 J . HILL

tendent and Mrs. OemW Jo n ti au- perlntendent of prlmiiry work, aa- Klsted by Mrs. Rny Llnafd tn d Mlai Katliryn Disney.

TUB program given In connection wltli the work display iMnabted of song.i and DIble memory work. Rev. Mr. McNeil had n period ot questions on work pertalnlnR lo tlielr membership In the church, Certlfl- cales were uwi.nled to those with rcKuIor attendance and satlsfuctory

Rev. Mr. and Mrs, McNeil consider Hila school period one of tli* flne.n of church projects.

CARTER’S

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VEAL CHOPS 39c 35c 33cL A M B

Shoulder Chop.'?,

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