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A RcffionnI Newspaper Scrvlni? Nine Irrl(mted Idaho Counties
FINAL'C IT Y
E D IT IO N
VOL. 28. NO. 195 n v I N FA LL S, IDAHO, FRIDAY, N O V E M B E R 30, 1D45
42 Trailer Houses Will Be Brought Here for War VetsWith housing in Tw in Fnlla
practically unobtainable for war vcterana and their f j lies, the first definite n c to break the jam th rou gh temporary mcnsurca w a s vealed hist night w ith nouncement that 12 tra ile r homes will be brought to T\viii Falls at once.
The project is sponsored by the Amerienn Legion p o s t No. 7, with cooperation o f the Chnmber of Com m erce, the city o f Twin Falls and the Twin Falls housing au thority ,
coil wJiJ bo *300 pn
Rental w. . nic lr.-illcr
cwkk. Wash., lind been u.-.cd by worl nichland ntomlc plnnt.
Tlic <3 homcj, cacn ol nccommoilalc Iwo bedsaleeptm bly b«
ipnccprovide
ir rour. wui proba- property al Wa.'sh- licy will be placed
Terry, conimandcr lail; Mayor Bert /
Claude H. Dclwellcr. < I>cut picMdcnt «lio lia.s hiiii
Pay Clerk, Sought In $10,000 Shortage Here, Gives Self up
By AL, WEEKSHomer D. Hnckiiey, 31-year-ol(i-payroll clerk for the Twi
Fulls County Labor Sponsoring nssocintion, wanted here fci imbezzling $10,57;) from th a t organization, walked into th iheriff’« office at Ogden a t 10 p. m. Ttiur.'fday and sui
rendered, Sheriff Warren W . L ow ery announced here Fri< Deputy ShcrilfJim Benhai
re expected to return H acki
GMAccepluig Invitation to Federal Meet
id Pafrolm/ui Cliark’s :y lo Twin Falls late todiiy.
• complulnl nRnliv.l Hcictopy ( •<i In proljatc court licrf on N
reopen < CIO Uni :onX3ral
'Tlin j.pon.'or.'! o
D;>ylnft only ii Just tribal'
:»lclc to the Unlv<
result or ttift C rcquMt eeiernl
To miKe fir
3 Mansfeldt Children to
Be on StandSAK FRANCISCO, Nov. 30 (U.R5-
TJie trial Of Mrs, Annie Irene Muns- feldt, sccujed of the miirder of Mrs VndR Mnrtin wm In » weekend recess toclny after five nutlcnt.i one: profe:«lonol as.wc;stes of Lhc laU Dr. John H. Mnwlcldt eiild they had seen him klMlnj or umbraelne the
The trial v.111 rrsiimr Monday when Mr.s. Manjtddt's three chll- drtn are cxpectwl lo bo called lui
' took tho stand !nl
Falb three Onys hat Ills sceounla wen Friday nollnHbrokc r
Bette Davis to W ed Today
RIVLHSIDE. Calif.. Nov. 30 Ml - D.'tl* rcvlouH divorce from an EpUcopallan wedil iLstlly tcarr-insed her plan.-; and tlillled tlic happl In the nistorlc Ulvcrr.lde mlv.lon Inn.
ivl«, barred becnu,ie ot a t>y the rullriK of n blshup •niony today to St. Frnncls
County Stays Pat on Slot Machine Order
ig h t club.s dc'sjiit.',g slut I prote.'
log li 10 door of airoUlnp
lion dLsclulmed »ny responsibility. Altogether. 235,000 GM employes
were Idlr. .Jneludliii V50XIOO “whltr collar’' workers kepi awny from their Jobs by picketing. Prodi
.......... 70 OM pi •pule. 5 30,000.
: lah
Jcmonstr.itlon ''from time to tl inleu wage and other Ls.-,uc3 set
Luinbcr-E;\rly brcnkiip of st )f CO,000 AFL lumber iiiid .law Aorker, In Paddc nortliwr.st 1 ;ated in more AFL lumber iind ;awtnlll union members ratify i; rent hourly wnge rnfe boost ogrec-
Stecl-CIO United Steel Worker: *-ho voted strike ol nearly 700,00< members In support $: dally wag<
mcrease.-i call mfetlng of wnB« y committee for E>cc. 10 to do-
ICing Peter of Yugoslavia Is Out of Office
DELOflADE. Nov, 30 W>-Mnrslinl to'.i government luu proclaimed
Yugc.slavla n fwlernteil republic and htt.s renounced 33-year-old King
inckney saw her husband. Whe he returned from her trip lo Namii he found the note he had Icll, Bollngbroke and other members
Soloiis Prohe Sugar Curbs;
Rap at Limits
had surprljcd them 1:
Victory Loan Sales Mount to .$858,335
Thi
. - $209,408.2:JlH.l'a. nnd oilier series sold wet J«4,712.50, he sail
Mrn. Nora Fritcher. principal c WnShlngton school, reported ihu her pupils had bought I1D730 1
. stamp: and bonds this week makin I a toul of |845i» for Novembc)
Slnec S3 per cent of the chlldrei iwrtlclpatcd, Iho minute man riac will fly over the kIiooI tlurlns De- cember. Only M per ccnt participation Ix required for thLi honor.
Jolui D. Flatt, high school principal. cnld that his students had purchnted H,100 m bonds Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Vera C. O’Leary, principal of tho Junior hlsli tchool, reported total sales of »U7I,70, The follow- Ing teachers hsvo tla«ts with 100 P«r cent partlclpstlon In the drive; Ur*. Pearl Ductisnin, nbtli
Hurley Will Air China Dealings
Next WednesdayWASHINQTON. Nov. 30 (U.P.)-The
house un-Amerlcon activities committee today Invited former Am- basjuidor to China Patrick J, Hurley
tell 11 what he knows about »nv pro-conununlst4 In partment,
Coromltlee Chairman John Wood. D-. said that Hurley be asked to tesUfy Monday or wme other early dat« convenient to him," Wood told reporters tho commltteo had tenutively agreed
.......... not to open the meeting to theBurgess, public.
,,7, ................. — seventh. \ He resigned his poit Wednesday113; BeUi Dolan, seventh, IM; Mrs. Wth the charse that *ute dcpart-
IIS;
ith houses of I
rated ha.-Lscmbly
-s of per.'oiLs dcmon- - capital.
. >f tlie htilc..._____of the assembly it aiis announce! the election of Uio presidium wonit be po.itponed until tomorrow. Crowd: cheered the deputlfj emerging fron the parliament building.
Tho declaration proclntmlnB tha Peter and "all Uit djna.siy are deprived of all their rights" wiis presented by deputies from Serbia, Uic young monarch’s native land, '
Peter was ealltd to the lliron upon the B&siLsslnallon of hLs fathei KlnR Alexander I on Ocl, 9, 1031, li Marseille,
/iniic with Chinese communists, were sab- •Ics S. I olaglne hla cfforu lo unify warring
' factions in China.
Manila Tiger ‘Unaware’ of
SlaughteringO O
il Ynmnshlta look
Hope Fading for Discovery of Bus
from C otinty A ttor ett M. .Sw-oelev in alton iey sa id :
•Tho holder.-; ol llrcn:
Warning of Attack Ignored Because of Unimpressive Note
W ASHINGTON, N ov. HO (U.P.)-U. S. miliUry Intelligence nlwny.s considered the possibility ot Japanese sneak attack on Hawaii, but discounted a specific warning to that c ffe c t i January, 19-11, becaunc it was not imprcs.icd by its source.
Mnj.-Gen. Sherm an Miles, former chief o f army in telligen t made this disclo.sure today to the congressional com m ittee ■ itigating th e Pearl ' 'bor d f D ec . 7, 1041
ng, relayed to the st from Tokyo 'by U, 8. Joseph C. Grew, ruvlan minister t- iilnlster told Ore rumor.s of n po.ulble
ngalnst Pearl Harboi ittse t&stlmony deal 50 me.-.-siiRes Intercepted and imvy before Pea ' the committee that;
fleers discount l.?ter s tip, MIK nibted lhat an
I many yearn we had a Jap attack on Pearl an Inherent posslbllll wllh Japan," t forlrerj of Oahu wi he snld. "solely for di
ly—Japan.ullt
c-PeariiUnued, "Wc had
■f inteI.-UT hiah commaiifl texts or even porap: ccptcd Japanese me.isagea to nuch field commanders an MaJ,Walter C, Short, chlcf of the army’s Hiiwalian department, and Douglas .MacArthur. commander In the Phil- Ipptnes,
Qufstlone<l Bfl to how Information BO obtained was sent to Ui« army eonimandcra, MllM «nlcl that was th<
espousibUity o l tl« unny chlei iff, men acn. George O. Mar-
MlluHarbor tl
llat;e to Impose any -Mich cxcced the
1 that prior to Pearl army and navy was nO' •ptlng Japane.io broad-
ca. U but ta^ were monitoring commercial cables to pick up Japan^t mtiiagps. The cable monitoring however, was a function of the armj signal corpi and not of army in. telllgence, he Indicated.
No Ration Books Needed fo r 1946 Liquor Permits
(-T)—n. P. Hors-
tion book No. 4 t Identlllcatlon.
Horsfall faid the n 3 on sole Dec. 30 J
faL'.e Idcntlfica
le pint to tw< irlns the Christ- e Dec. 3.
Its application conimlis loners
Blast Hurts 5OODEN, Nov. 30 llJ.P)-Flvc n ere injured, none critically, lii
tcrrldc cxpioilon th.it rocked i oClovcr cotlai;c chec.sr o
Hess Admits Amnesia Fake During Trials
NUEnNBERC, N o v . 30 lU B - RniloH Hess lo ld Iho war crimc.<< court today th a t he has been fatdng amncMio, that his memory is full and d e a r , and that he is ready to stnnd trial. Psychlatrista re ccn lly pronounced him Bane b u t su ffer ing from hyatcria.
NUERNDERO, Nov. 30 OJ.P,? — A ilgh Oennan intelligence offlcct old the war crimes tribunal today
orps under Adm. Will
' be cotuldcred i Ho quoted an orC ann nelnccke t:
l>olltlcthe Sovl(
iwdown of tli:hllaiupherj
:my was considered an Ideoloalcal‘cmyand.....................................The 20ero visibly moved and ttngcrcd by
Laliousen's testimous • mcheon recess nf^rmapn Ooerlng iged: "LjTKh that traitor. Tljsfs 10 guy we forget on July 20, 1IM« 1/itc of Uie Rtiempted on of Hiller,)"Ooerlng said he wantei
hiratelf tf\ti aitemoon."When I do," ho.*nw ;ed„- lH 11 him myjclf ’that wc overlooked le of ths wont
Uved,"
Ting a ■•leldMarshal Wilhelm Keitel ihall I do? What shall I do?". L.-\hoiuen te.5Ufled that Relnecki irdered that llu5,ilan prisoners be treated entirely differently from
:d prisoners. Guards at Russli ps were equipped wllh whips at lorlrd to kill the Rus-slans at the
C. of C. Picks Six; Industry
Plan Speedsi3ccUon of sU buslnc^men to th
board of directors of the Twin P-.ill Chamber of Commerce was an nounocd at today’s luncheon scsaloi t the board at the Park hotcL Tliobc elected In Uie moll ballot
Kniph A. Bacon, produce dcnli Chorlcs <Chlc) Hiatt, finance coi
ny oi>ernlor: Glenn E. Jenkins, )lor car dealer; R. J. Schwendl- in, hardware . tore proprietor; •thur H. Timmons, nome and
aulo Mipply store proprietor, and Crowley, phamincy owner,
e men were elected for two
The chamber board will n t In
lably. by a defec
Look Out Women! Male Species Is Blossoming Out In Manly Perfumes,Smelling Like New Mown Hay
riY KHtnEHICK C. OTHMAN WASHINGTON, Nov.
You too. sir. can smel Fad Is, you'll have to
to cscape it.-fume for men U t
Industry.postw,
:I a n k Wallace’s ;ommerce depart- nent Is whooping
Up lhc business vllh suggestions ;o the retailers on low. to KrsuBdc ;prlnkle the stufl on you
•• ------lo smell like old cognac?------- • cedarScotch
OTKM«yolu- wife
Pcnu?
hay? Tanbitrk? Fresh Itunbfr? Sage brafti? Pig.^kln?
That’s only the beginning of smelii for genU. When I learned that Wallace (who doean’t use the stuff, himself. Insofar as I have smelled) \ us gctUng ready lo help make big business blgKer. I did a liu rr^earch. 1 mean I read the ads _ the magailnes. which smelled like
J Tropical MobYou sir. can captu the ciUp... . of IhL . . . .
2) and thereafter leave In your the soothing coolness of tropic .the romancc of far-off places, I may get another brtind of magnlflccnt flavors: J, check
...... 2, polo Held, 3. el rnneha.<, sage brush,
you'd like to smtll iiko ijie •Ind In Uie sails of a loll
ship, like a flashing whltecap in the
week t Rn ani e out w’ltli advice o
eral pharn author and icy of wan
1 how lo Id makei
ovcly. L. A. Barber, fed- laceutlcal enpert, b the (tn accord with my pol
ling people of danger) I ___ ,.agc prnof.i before me.
Kcenled Sachet ■A number ot preparations lend
ihctnselvcs to man's luc,” Barber wrote •The.M' includo hath salts, oai. cold cream, a little eau de cologne for hLi pocket handkerchief and perhBfv-i a falnUy scented sachet 'ir hit personal apiKirrl."
Boy., Auil X Blwaya Uuiushl_Uie.
depurtmenl of tlocomotives, structural steel, manlla tope, and Indtulrlal chcmlcnlfi. All,
Barber said now Is tho time for the perfumes to persii.ide the ladles to buy iweet smells for us for Christmas gifts. Next step U to laU the ultimate consumers (that’s us. fellows) Into buying our own odeurs.
"l^e appeals addres^ ed to males should be dignified and practical, devoid of all the extremes and femininity employed In playing up toU- etrles for women," he contlnuKl.
Impress upon us men. he urged, lat use of these things wlU advance I farther and quicker In our bus-
InesB and social sphere. Finally, he said, our ln*rtla, due to our timidity, must be overcome.
Department of ccxiunerce, I’m not :lmid, I Just don’t want to smell pretty, is all. If IVe got to smell like aomethlng, I want to smell like the breeta out of an ulr-eondlUontr, Okny.Ujmkr
»lll serve with the following eU loldovcrs; J. A. Cederqulst, Ken- :icth D. Shook. Fred Ingraham, J.
While, Frank L. Cook and Alton
October Measles Outbrealc Raises
Disease FiguresBOIBE, Nov, 30 CtU!>—Aecli’
flc, caused 35 deaths In Idaho October, John W. Wright, state rector of vital suttstlcs, said today. The number compares to live accl- drntnl deatlis in October. 1M4.
Automobile collisions caused 13 calhs last month.Communicable diseases reported
for the month totaled B45 and < pared to 47« for October a year Measles were especially numerous
Twin Falls, Jerome and Bannock counllM,
There were S34 births and 375 death* recorded for the month. The stillbirth rate increased IrtMn 18.0 per IMO blrtha a year aeo to 30.8 per cent for Oct<«er, Tbo Infut death rate tlwreued trwn t iJ per cent to w per cent.
The 10 leadl^ causea ot death were heart disease 87. cerebral bem- ofThago 43, cancer « . accldenU 31, nephritis 23, pneumonia 14. aeiiUltr IJ. premature birth ii. dlabeUs t and tulcldes &.
Scientist Says U.S. Tipped O ff Russia on AtomWASHINGTON, N o v . 30
(U,R) — A prominenl acicn - tist. predicting that R ua- •sia can start atom bom b production in about three years, lold coDgresa tod a y lhat over-zea!oua a rm y security relations tipped the Soviets laat Juno to our s e c r e t manufacture of atomic weapons.
Dr, Irving Langmulr, aasocfate director of rc.«arch for General Electric 9., said last mlouto cancellation ol pa.Mporta of a sroup of American and British physicists headed tor a scientific ffnth- crlng In Moscow ‘'resulted In giving to the Rualans tlio very Inforroation which the ormy moat wished to keep Irom them.”
Ho said the Russian embassy here "ot course" knew that the American physlclats had not been permitted to attend and that cancellation of the Brltlah pass- poru was given wide pubUclty lu the British pnxy.
"Any sensible nosslau scientist knowlnH of these facts would have believed that we were developing an atomic bomb and were keeping It secret Irom the Russhins," he said.
Oncc RiLula starts making atomic bombs, a distinct possibility In about three years, aho may very likely bo nblo to turn Uicm out faster than tho United SUtes because of her tremendous resources, Langmulr told Uie senate's spccial committee on atomlo energy.
Storm Brews l a B ^ iish iu g :,
LaI)or MeetsWASHINGTON. Nor. 30 yP>—Th9 bor-managenjcnt eonfercnce turn
ed today from harmonious action on igrced upon declarations to final esslons threatening to flare Into ontrovcrsy over points still at la-
Chlef among the latter la tha re- Ulon of wages to the storm of r onvcrslon labor disputes. This olnt raised by CIO Pre&ldent ',illi;i Murray whose unions olreadjr luc Loinc Id grips over It with the utc, oil and steel Industries.Murray has Indicated ha will ralso
Ihe t 1 UieIf It Is not dlspceed o f to his
itlafactlon In a final session of 1C executive committee.Murray Is a member of the ffroup, lit the unanimity rule, which he
and other labor and management delegates suddenly endorsed ycsUr- ay at the request of John I.. I,ewl», lay block any agreement. That ould forco llumiy to fight on the onferenco floor for a declaraUon 1 lovor of substantial pay Increases 3 offset losses of high wartime irnings.Other controverjies too may en-
ven the concluding sesalona of the cojiference to which the sovernment had looked for a way out o f post-
Industrial disputes.Three of ^ i\x worklnft commit
tees which had been assigned topics »n ths original agenda were unable to agree and wanted lo offer split reports, *
Thry were the committees on col- iccmc bargaining, management's ght to manage and union JurUdie- llonnl disputes.At yesterday’s mettlnjr. Uio fli*t
since ths confercnce split up Into <-ommlitec3 Not. 7, Uie 36 labor and nanagcment delegates nn.'ni>r„ „iy idopted reports of three committees
One called for Uie strengtHoUng ?l «ffl«Wallon aerrlw inUielabor department,.
^ e oUier tiro nUed out strikes orprocedures such as Toluntaiy arbitration had been tried in nesoUaUns Initial contncts or In r e w M n e S ; -■ putea over present onea.
QULPIOMAHA, KOT. M -K b»pmed
igaln-thb lime In Omaha.power ralluTfc a
ihone operalor U ut*her'p^e^w
s u re B sm io cs
Sprtngfleaa ; down Uie r vlndov.
The teller In N to otbex bi compialaltqi, m
TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
Trailer Home Plan Assiued
In Twin Fallsthe Ltglon bulldlns licrt, Icfi today for Dolso by nuta. At Uol'j; they cliarterfd a pltine to II Prusco. Wash.
AiInitnL Lrnlloii ol Uin Itniporory hoii.-liirf for veloriiii.1 will be huitllcd by tho ’r»ln Fulb hoiisliig authority, or which Cotmnnnder Terry Is chslr- mai). Gcnernl BUpen’lslon »lll bo ex- crcbcti by tlicLcxlon.
'n io 42 trailer homcj were gffcrcrt to T^-ln I'alU by the nnUcmsl hauj- liic asency. thni«h ofjke of «ur-
s properly. Seattle, according toDolw
Dcicrlptlon of tl - Lwcllcr, 1 ; Eacli
mlf tcct ’long by 6 nccommodalej t robo closet nnd a cupbonrd; I ilnlc with drolnanc outlet bi waKr Imldo Ihn ir.iller; ull I: tor hefttlns niirt fceru.'cm' .■ilovc for cooklrB; chInn c drop table.
Terry «alfl the 43 trillers not. of course, solve the ho shortage even aninns vet rar.'arlly eiihiK (tie lie
T^vin Falls News in BriefTnrkln* Flne»
A J3 p.irking fine vaa polcl here yMterdny by Horace r. Brown, while Oob Bodcnhamer paid a *1 parklJ)K
soo,Doo UMTS HornnT WASHINOTON. Nov 30(J’ -Tli,
federal public hoii-Mii),- nuiliorll; said today application.-. lor nearl; 500,000 dwclllnj unlu of public housing were on flic from clllcs ant cotintiM throughout the nation.
Totnl f-Mlmnted . ..................3,C5J, I unit
of roughly J4,C(X).In a recent report to th« tcnato
banking imcl currency commlttce, which Is cowlderlng Uie Wagntr-El- lendcr-Tftfl housing bill, FPHA Commissioner Philip M. Klutinlcl: urged Increased federal old to moke po.v,lblo the proposed bill provides for tnoro federal aid.
Sheriff W. W. Lowery Uialmiaii of the I’'ronller liib. Inc. that an election or.' •A'lll iJf held tit a p.
Dc<- 17, III the iIL lr>m. The election will fo) the proccduxB toward 1 oti of Uie riding club.
Learei (or FlofMaMullin', former army
technlcul sergeant who waii recently ■■ :hiirBcd after .'cnleo lii Japan,
Friday iiioruInK for Pcnsat-cla,, for 11 short vlsl: wlih frltndj. hod spent the week here sith par( >t . Mr. and Mrs. Mul-
JllL'.
ran n«lam»nn)'. J. Haynes, fumier uuvy
!lcctrlclan’a mate atcond class. »as ill.icharsed at Bremerton, Wash, luid returned home Tlnirjdny to his
11 dauRtiler, Judy. He if combat In the Pa- flve battle *tnr - him at BoLic.
Taylor, daughler of ir. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aluorth d family and Mr*. Prankle Brown « leave next Wednetday for o. t weeks vLsH In l>jr, Angeles.:>UrrU(e Ucense.
Marrl.iKc licrii/.f;, were Isiued Tl.ur.%day to CK.renco K, McCuiie, nicr, and Lucille T. McKee, Long Beach, Calif,, and Alfred Reeder
Id Pauline Haeaemeyer. Filer.Olrthi
Dautfhti-r;. • rre l>oni to Mr. mid Mrs. Mel Brunlin. 'I-wln Falb, and Mr, and Mrs. Lea BurgojTie, Slio shone, on Thur/.rtay at the Twin Pallji county general hospital nin- ternliy home.
Pair DIsclmrg.dDischarged from the nrmy r
LewLs, Wash, wore HnroW L. sail, 411 Filer avenue, and 1
Skiing Party To Leave by Buses Sunday
Six>rterI. SuH'
ned Crou Meelloc H. Klmbrouiil
general field . Ked Cror,v w
Air I'assenfer*WllJlani Uparki . }J. F, I7j avid Noble end Mrs. Uicllc R left Thursday for Pocatcll
E. Ce<leroth. Mr. iind Mrs. V. Downey left for Dolr.o and Ilcagle left for LewLiton on F
rnveli-cl by Zlmmerly Al
......who m<former Alice
njid Mrs. .
NATIONAL HHORTAGE WASHINOTON. Nov. 30 (D.F5 —
Ofriclnl eonecrn over the shortage of homes for returning scr •lce lcr countcd today with a national hoos- tag agency prediction that 1,100,000 veuirftru will be homeless In 1040.
A Tetcrans sdmlnlstratlon olflclal said the hotulnK situation wt "chnotlc."
n«p. Andrew J. niemillcr, D, Wls. warned In a hou.« speech that un IfAs relief U provided "wo kUI hiivi & reul eruption from our vtieran; that will make the boniu mstcliei look very tsmo in comparison."
tTHA'a outlook. ba.v:rt on nations surveys, wn-s pr.'almlstic. What cur- prlsed many veterans homes we.-e not plentiful even In small towns. No vacsnclei was the rule evenrflrherc.
Thousands are pouring their prO' t«ta Into VA offices.
that
DischargesBonjamln G ord on Becksteafl,
Mack O. Tndlock. Harold O. Smith, Melvta E. ireieoct and Haskell W. Csrr.
QcnUd E. McBride, Agues A, Stronk. lUvscoe E. Morrison, Martin Henry Lewis, Merrill Lorento Lewb, Wa>ne Rutherford, Eugene M. Poultcr. Blmon A. Walton, Hsroltl Z. Walton «a4 Keruieth J. Uoon.
The WeatherOr^uaUr clearing and colder t
night. Lowest about 20. Bjlurdi u d Sanday groenlly dear and cot ilnued cold. Illgheit temperilu: jT*tenlay i1, low 37: today low 30
* * *
Temperatures
Fai'in Payroll Clerk Held in Embezzlement
■ by check for labor
capital
Jackncy
CiSprlM[i -
K eep th a W h ile Flag o f S a f e ty Fl;/liis
N o w n in e daj/s w ith o u t a t r a f f i c d e a th in o u r Maple Vallei/.
ported worker .d the workers by check, n of the ficaron, of coi
, msorlng association hat upon which to operate.
s when ahortaRe.'i c !rcd fvirtlier and m ! In two days that
Jlcd, Bollngbroko declared.When he walked Into the sher
ff's office at Ogden, ho told ofll- •ers there: - I think I am wanted it Tft ln rnlh A telephone call to the shcrlfl's
olflco hero (luldtly confirmed that fact.
At Ogden- Hackney reportedly told Deputy Albert Wangjgaarri that he 'a* employed na a timekeeper at a ibor camp nncl Uint there was a inrtiiKC in hl.i funds.'T figured the easiest way would 1 to skip the country and forget
about It. I wa. headed for Mexico.: far US New Orlcaru, couldn't'
..........troubles out or my mind, . odecided to return and Rive nijfclf up," the prisoner wa-i quoted a. saying.
He reportedly Intended reluming to Twin Falls, but rsn out of money In Ogden, and only
day from th« tran. port sklrn. where the ski lift l.iln will be In iCImej, prc. ldent Mountain Bkl cJub.
BWerii planning buses should leave the Sporter no In ■ ly Bfterooon '
seats needed can d ample transportation Klmea said.
Because of rain* thU week the road to Magic mountain was di rlared "practlciilly Impassable" t the highway dl;itrlct and the foi
■rvice, aa u coii. cquence there will be no sklliie at Magic moim, tain thLi
Sun ValleyI Dollar r ipe ration.)f Uie Magic nnounced, an using the
r yian Batur- at the number
checked »nd p rov ided,
Annou winter c
lirogrj
Ing from B to styles and "Dane icnted from 10
I to be held . .. the Rudio Itondevoo, : work on the caral' n « -well." Tlie car-
wjth general donc- I 10 n. m. Winter
will be pre-
. cll, fun hou.' ship bogth for Jol flelre.'hmcnt.-; will
-iidance ts I. i-lll l)e limited
by direction ■ir. local 1 Winter
ionics. Prom till be gen-
a fortune .studio booth,
ta Claus wlsli- ind a member- g the ski dub. served.
InvlUtlon onij 500, Kime;
iicluc
FEJDAY, NOV. 80, 1948
Hsrry Muisravc driving hisgcslurlhg vlsorotuly
with ono hand, then with Iho other • . , Pellow In overalls walking Second street east with a to hanging out of back pocket almost doTO to hts knec. , . . Tlie pwt- olflce box parade, containing downs of civic well-known.-! during any given half hour . . . Couple of kid.'! pummellng each other In parked auto 7T-2805 . . . Grade school boys oh-lng and ah-lng at white derby display In Dumna^\Vamer
ir corp.5 staff sergeaichest bearing plcrity of overseas ribbons, striding along Shoshone «treet with suitcase . ., Sailor driver of 1935 Pord stopping th« car about I"’-' inchea from pedestrian crossing Intersection, but pedestrian calmly Ignores the whole thing . . . Two at- tractive bailneaa girls turning to survey chic black hat atop head of Mrs, Stanley Phllllp.1 overheard: Yoimg motln JUSgy wlUi baby, to he •Huhl You can't get lo vlthout an appolnlmei
r, pushing • husband:
Rites for Boy to Be Conducted at Boise,
MOUNTAIN HOML, Nov. 3 Miieral senlces for Gary Ru
killed tit his home■ hen .410 J
Si>orl.-r
•itcd 1:contnct a member of , , 5 tl fi Invltntlon card will be ■d at ihr door for admittance, cltjl) will hold a gptierol mect-
. Monday at theIvnI 1 also
■nge
Ha.'kcll W. Cnr
cr. ens In the r He la the r
; H. Carr.
nftcr 31 montlis In
:. Ingraham t the home
1. Fred
Vblls ParcntaMr. and Mrs. Juck
and baby aro visiting of his [wrcnt-v Mr. a: _Ingraham. 167 Fillmore. Ingrah was recently ■ dlwhargert from marine corps. Ha served os staff sergennl. Ingrnham plans to ;
ilii In tho vlctnltlp.i of Twin Fii and Pocatello until after Jan. 1.
go to .whool.SIP Trahiln,
Pfc. Ralph L. Drown, son of nd Mrs, W. L. Crown, route t
ittendlng the Obo mUltary rruliilntt
e.sted.Tlie
Valley March 12.
He 'B.ent lo work at the lu camp hero as pnjToll clerk on ^■ • salary o f 8300 per month.
t bccamc of the missing thoas.i:id.T Is ii mystery, leaders and officers said
That win bo one of tho first questions Twin PalLi county authorlUes will ask.
Hackney Tvns known fo .. . chssed an automobile here, but J500
still OTved
iEonnENDS TODAY
“ Picture of Dorian Gray”
TOMORROW ONLY
'R E D ’'R ID E S A G A IN !
M agic Valley Funerals
BURLEV — Funeral aervlccs for Mrs. Charles Hymas will be held Monday at 3 p. ni. al the LDS tab- ernicle here. Bbhop Vern Carter, of Burley second ward, will officiate and burial will be In the family plot In Uie Buri.
IllKran.......Kurojw and Rhir
served s mored dlvl.'slon I Private Braun is r he 435111 antl-alrc
eland campaigns, •1th the third ar- T the Ardenne.1, ow stationed with
ulloii.
Daugliler L<-aveiMrs. J. E. Imhlcr. daughter of Mr,
and Mrs, Paul R. Taber, left Thurfday for Pocatello where she
llfcu?5 future phins relating iig iirnKram.1 for the Christmas )ollrtuy .-cii-'on. .Menibcrslilps will le tiikcii at the mfctlnK and It will ■e the liisi opportunity for membe:
:.lIoi r the t
At India Party
wii.
:liapter hereending were- inrll; Lloyd Me
Home; Grin . Falls; tx)rrn; Elmer Dawr.o
•t, Coeur (I'Aleni Kellogg,
I plar I flew > Loslod upcnt two weeks
here, fihi .......... the California city
as hn Is expectcd to bo discharged from sen-lce soon. Mra. Imbler was accompanied here and to Los An- gele.i by her small daughter. Lorl- Min. The woman’s husband U Lieut. Jg.) Zarl ttnbler who ha.i served In Jie ,v)Ulh Pacific. Tlie family will noke Us home In Long Beach. Calif.arines ReleasedEight Twin Falls marines have cently been discharged, according
the Boise marine corps offices. Id meat have no^- returned to Twin UI.i. Thfv Include T'Sgt. David
Lewis UlUy, First LleuU Jack W. TliomM, 24: S'Sgt. James E.
1, route one: S'Sgt. Jack M. . hnni, 31; Sgt. Ernest Digcne
Malone, 31; Sgt. Tlioma.i Harold Bertie, 21, route two; Cpl. Dllwj-n Kenneth Weathcrbce, 24. route Pfc. William H. Berkley, 25, three.
dentally discharged, will be he Bcise Saturday at 2 W p m
ev. J. Edwin Ender In ch . will be In MorrU Hill c
tcry at Boise,Office
brothelsiild
Larry.rse<; UlO gui;older boy 1
foiir- r-oldlUlly dt -
ic charKO striking he head,
no Doy's mother, Mrs. Dean Rule, formerly June Robcrt.s, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Herb Robert. , Riu- sell Lane.
The Hospital
Remodeled Store Of Gerrish W ill
Open SaturdayThe Qerrbh 6|>ortlng Good* Btoro,
333 Main avenue south, which will open Haturday for the Chrlstma* season, h s »ome pre-war merchan- dise In stock. Howard W . OerrUh. owner, iinnounccd late Thursday. Tlio remodeling of the store which Li pjrtlally completed, will be flnlihcd next year, the owner stated.
The fstabllsliment was started by the present owners fother, George
ral ho.ipltal FrkI.r ADMIl
Ronald Derkey,Tt.Ii
y Whltn 1 Falls; R. K. Wall
tauch: and Bhnron .\lcl ‘hone.
DI.-iMIfiSEU R. 11. Walker. Murtau;
rlartwell, MrsKenne
landerand
ill of Tttln rails.
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mcnts InBurley funeral home.
NOTICEwe now connecUnc wllb
I Pxclfle Greybonnd U na at Cells. Nevada; also BnrUnilon TnllwaT«—Bosth- rn raelfle H. B. and Western Paelfle R. R. 8er»lc«
to L. A. via Ely U not affected, tearing time tor Twin FalU;
, and 6:1S p. m. Greyhctind Lines Still o 1 Strike
Tickets Any Time P h on e 2000
Twin Falls-Wells Stages
Enjoy the whiskey tlia t’s
a < f
M e e t con g en io l O ld Sunny B r o o k wifh that finer
Konfucty bourbon tostol F lo v o r-ric h , suo v sly
s m o o lh — lh« whiskey w ith th o s u n n y disp o sitio n l
« OLD
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LAST TIM E S TO DA Y DOUBLE F E A T U R E
PR O G RA M
25c ■ All Day - 25c(PLUS TAX)
SATURDAY
W. Qcrrtsh, who opened a fumltur* builnrss here 34 yeari sto. FUteen yeaiB laUr the elder Oerrlsh stArted k aportJna goods ttore. His son pur- ehMed tho eatabllihijienl In May,
An experltnced sportsman. Otr- rtsh carrlts a complete line of eportlng goodi. He nts formerly manager of Wray'i cafe. Twin Falb, and also vu connected with Sud- ler>Wegner company, which Is J ow the E, W. McRofierts eomp.iny.
OerrUh t a graJuale of Uio Twin 'FalU high Khool and att«nded the OnlvtrsUy of WasltlngUm, Beattie. In addltioa to huotlnf, fishing and
STARTS SUNDAY! |: Intrigue! Suspense! t a n c e !
Tragedy!
OUT o r BEBVICE GOWBN FIELD, BoUe, Nov. 30—
T/Sgt. Wayne E. ChrlsUan, grandson of Mrs. Edith McCreao-. Shoshone. was dlaeharged from the AAP hero recently. Ho entered the service April 1. 1942. and aeri-od as a mdio operator and runner. Prior to Ills cntranco into the AAP ho was a student Bt the University of Idaho southern branch.
G ineerR O G EB S-tanalU R iER ^ Walter PIDGEON-Van JOHKSON
i H H - in D a iT M
* UlmPDRf /Edword ARNOID- Xov1«f CU0AIo<HI.08CHESTRA
I ENDS SATUnDAY |
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Glass mirror . . . fu ll or twin’ sizo bed . . . 53x33 inch chc.st . . . beautiful
night stand an d bench. These splendid piece.s are rich ly veneered with fin#
American W a ln u t, Kelobra and Lacewood in beautifu lly matched panels.
Meta! hardware is finished in anti(jue bronze. Thin massive suite is really
gorgeous — an d hidden features of super quality construction that you can
see only at our store . . . Make it a genuine bargain, even w ithout the FREE
mattres.s and Box Spring . . . which have durable covers, button tufts and
pre-built borders. Mattress is GO lbs„ 100^1 felted cotton filling.
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Tw in Falls, Idaho
FRIDAY, NOV. 80. 1945 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
Officials Will Query Wliy Cruiser Sank
nr sionniE LANDsnERoTOKVO. Nov.SOWV-Wlicit cail.itd
th alnkln* of the heavy crulacr ladijmipolla wlUi Uio losj of 080 liv-c.1 from tho cre» of 1,198 men? Why WM no «i:ch ron£lo for the gvprriue ihip? And v,M tlicro tlflay in p.wlin iho word '•nb.iiiclon ohln"?in tlio unt;ecl)- of Ihe Imllimnpall.'., Jroni itorlr-1 eurvhora have told iiie—
•nio Jjslender
c fniripped Ivear-old ship ."jKir'ly alter ini IrM July 30. yet Mirvlvors uc Rllhlfd until nftcmwin on i their fourth rtny mlrlft—»nd l
t lo.i)ilnF[ for ihci
TIMES-NEWS, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO
8LI0HT SflirRIRE
y (yplral of Phone 103<-J.
VlOl). loll.
relcllu hospital. M nwutly. bow really knew wlui
PcIrllU hai)l!:il nil llir I’ .-il/ui b - hndJ), • I.it ’iAi It nn iindrrwntc.- torpedo nltnck."
In th# flr.'t mlnu'.M a/ter Uie blif.!, he salci ho thousht the shlji Imd btcn hit hy f*o torpedoe. , or hy one torpedo and » mine. Japanc.-:c ,'lncp have denied tliey had any Mjbmatlnf.- In tho vicinity—upproxl- iiistcly 300 mllM northtTMt of Polcllu —but they could havo been mla- laltrn.
IndLinapolU of/lccrs brIcI thetear, slnco It t.'ou
FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1045 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
Varied Social
'rhc Slcmn chaplcr of Dcta 8l«ini. Phi tiitcrtaliiM the Omlcron cliai>- l«r at a kid pftrty Ttiuriclay evenlns »t tho Al!ten Wltr's atudlo.
KJd gimca previillcd wltli BOlng to RoMc Subaln. Ada Onin Btam. Charlotte Thompson, JCisie 6«hja. Mtvrtan Hartwell ' ' Duls Jean Nlclsan. Caraineled plo prtjt were awarded the coi Each one dtlcnUlng dreaacd u & year old child.
Prltcs for caaluniM went to Oliva jkVclLi drtiicd in a white drcis. car- “ rylng n ttddy bear and Helen Bluf
and Ruth JohnAon dressed u pick- unlniile.'!. All glrU carried dolU oi teddy bears to complcto tiielr coo- tiimcj. Pop, pop corn and candy
Oniicron members Jiinct Coleman, Virginia Morris. Jean Salmon, Oale Beam. Aleeno Bush, Helen Blue. OU\-o Well*. Charlotte Lehman, Morion Harttrtll, Dol Harding and Doris Nielson.
Slfrmi\ chapter cncmbers present .Marg.iret nexroat. Beverly
Woolley, Rnsle Sabala, Ruth Bllboo. Jessie Rclnya, Juanita Belaya, Char Irittp Thonipion. Charlotte ' Miller, Afl Bilrd, Ada Leonard, Tlielma M;ithL«on, Celcstlno Salmon and Ruth Jnhruon.
Cump Mary L«la of thi of tho Ut«h Pioneers m 'tny at the homo of M:. ndcr.?on. Mr.v Pnrter lUchards ».w tn charge.
Mrs. Emrnu Haa«cn rend nn nrllcle on the ttTltlns of hUtorles. Mrs. lUe Jcmeu prcjcnted the lesson nn "Pioneer Medlclnc.1.” Aislstlns
Anderson In icrvInR rcfrcah-linKley. meeting 81 the h
8 Helen and :. frroup will gather for a
ind Klft cxchnnso Dcc. 12 me of Mrs. Richards.
Mr. find Mrs. Dole BoR-man enter- Inlned nt a card party In honor ol Mrs. Univman'fl parents. Mr. and Mr.5. W Waite. The Waites ob- "crvecl tlielr 33rd weddlnp annlver-
tiuesi.-i tcrc Pic. and Mrs. James Waite, Mrs, Nltclla Waltc, Mrs. Marge Yojl, Dal« Wakcm. Elmer 6»-eet, Mr. and AUj. Orville Haskins, Mr, and Mrs. George BIco nnd Mr. and Mra, Winiam Poe. rnrr.'! went to Mrs. Nltrlla Waltc. Mrs. E<1 Waltc, Mr. Haaltlns and
The M. fl, Mirt 8. club member; hrld their annua! Tharkiglvlng
r at the home of Mrs, Clem
JERO.UE, Nov, 30 - The i.iarrlaRc of Marie Madesh, dsujhter of Mr.
Mrs, Nlek Madesh, to George :er, son of Mr, and .Mrs. Frank
E. Spcncer,. all of Jerome, was inlzed at St. Jerome's OaUiolIc
church Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Father &lc A. Schertnon.-on, pastor. officiated.
! was -In a t«o-plcce .Milt of ftltli whirh iJiP Rcrr blacJt .’ic-
ceiwirlcs. Her flowers were of plnJc ro.'cbud.? and gardenias. Lucille Gunulnit, Jerome, was bridejmalcl.
Charles Madesh. Die bridegroom’s brother, was be.it man.
Mr.v' Eldred. Tlic
r Mrs. -n’ andCU/ford Davis, co-chairmen.
Quiz gsmcs were conductcd. Prir^s »erp awarded Mrs. Paul Detweller and Mrs. W. s. Piirlsh,
Mr.'., Hiicli Andfrwn. president, o f- llchitcd at the builne.is meetlnR. Mrs. Elrtred reported on Red Cro-i.s Rork done by the group. Mrs.
federation
• Pierce .,____e in lionii( of th
. Addle Oabhan. OuesU at the ler were Mrs. Maude House, .Mrs. : Crothers and Mrs. J. A. Howell.
^ Mr:%. nose Etcln, Mrs. W . S, Pat' m L'h and Mra, Bertha Click were U
charge of the dinner, Mrs. Irvin Boilca-ilab, and Mrs. Dillard Requj compMcd the decoration commlttcc Mr.v CrotJierj and Mrs. acnrg, rta.ienof were Inducted n.i new mem Iwr.'i of the club. Mrs. Pierce wll bii hastr.M to the group for the nn. 1I1II.I Chrktmiu ))3rty on Dcc, 12 A lea towel exchange will be held.
* ¥ *A mLweilniicous shower was giver
at tho Ilan.'cn Grange hnll for Mr and Mrs. Dcwnrii Blevins. Han.- en. Mrs, nifvliis was formerly Mar>- Irdiind. The uffiilr var. sponsored by members of the Han-sen Methodist church and Hansen BaptUt church.
Mrs. Donald Diet* directed the gamc.1. flefreshmenti were ter\’ed by Mrs. K. H, Dlevln.% Mr.'!, Sam Wteman and Mrs, Leo Mullins.
Mr*. A. M. Pulley wm hostew to “ >?,Shunroci club at a meeting ^''l^^uriday afternoon. Mrs. John McOlnnb WM Rsslstant hoste.is. -Mrs J. p, cordcs and Mra. ” *” RIedcinan were guests
Oue-'jing conleat4 were held with Mrs. Lloyd KUnpton winning tho
✓priM. Mrs. Kimpton. president, was Min chargB of tiie bu-iinesj. The club
to the Children-i 1 ,i . mcetlnif will biheld either nt the home of Mr*. Ed-
The Velef.M of*Pordgn W llUry have completed plan.i annual bari .r to be held In the old ^outli ccntcr biilldlng, Saturday, ft 10 a m *R. L euinmwfleldl' ” ™-
Tho cooked food Is belne suivr n.ed by M;,, Grace Eea?s a^d fX>- i w L Stellagifts for Chrlitma.1.
RUPEHT, Not. 30 - VerU Whittaker. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Whittaker. Big Bend dK- irlct. became the brld# of Ronald Bingham, navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dlngham, Twin Palls. Bishop Rayniond Birch. Heybum LDS ward, officiated at the double ring ceremony. Vemle Whittaker, sister of the bride, and Harvey Bingham, brother of the bridegroom, attended the couple.
V ¥ *DUHL, Nov, 3ft—LllUan Smalley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bmal- Icy. and 6gt. John R. Drannen, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Drannen, were married at 10 a. m. Nov. 37 at tho Bull! Christian parsonage wllii the Rev. H.‘ W. Bever In charge.
The brlds wor« a pale blue after-rwebuds. Opal Smalley, sister of tho bride, was bridesmaid. Donald
s. Brannen grudiiatcd from th( high school mid for the past
been employed In Wjomlng Icgraph operator and station
;, The bridegrooni graduated from the Buhl high school and was
■ Ice three years spendingHo dU-
HL, Nov. 30-nuili Howard Iter of Mrs. Lula Ht.A'irrt, wa.' rd to LIcut. Harolrt Bruffcy f Mr. and Mrs, M. E. Bruffcy . Wash.. In a cercimmy per.
formed Nov. ( in the chapel on tht t Port Lawton, Seattle. The ! made a trip to Canada and ow in Duhl vLiltlng relntlvc-i
Lieutenant Bruffey will report tr Santa Ana, Calif.. In December, and Mrs. Bruffey wtU ic;ompany him.
largcd at Fort Douglas Nov. recnllstcd and Is now In tho reserve. os an airplane nicclianlc.
He will be eniployeri at tlio Magel auto company In Twin Falls. Mr, mil Mrs. Georce Chlld. grandpnr- ■nts of the bridegroom, honored the ;ouple at a dinner at their home in rwln Falls,
=f H- ¥Donna M. Albls becnmc the brldo
if Andrew Daird Tue.-iday evening n a cercmony perfomicd at tiic'
MelhtxIUt pnrsoiinge by the Rev. H. O, McCalllJtcr. The coiiple was at ttndcrt by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shorkcy. The former MLis Albti
Re-Creating the Old South
The •ODthem ariilocfaey iithrra In Ihe Daford lirtnj room lo dUruu arreptin* -The Little Bhephen! of Kintdom Com*.’ They are (Iftl to riihtl M»J. Calvin Buford, head of Ihr m»n.«lpn, played by Jim yoonx,- ThanUy, darky •ervart. Helm Howard; Caroline Dean, friend of the lamlly, Barbara Doy; and Richard Ilnnt, younr bine blooded Kentuckian porUayed by John Hujhes. (StaH pholo-entnivine)
blacI priiy pin .trl|>c I witli
miide her home with Mr.......R. E. Commons for the p.i-it
The brldesroom U employed e Robert E. Lee Sales company.
provided maslc for the evening. Kimberly MU prcsldent i IncludliiK Ray Morgan luid Velma Glenn with Joe Uric, Mrs, Dorothea Jensen, Lee Pidcock and Nona Staley lu counsellors. supcnlicd the affair.
Twin Fall.? second ward will be ■ ,to the Clirt?lJiia5 forrool tched-
Hondcvoo.ileii'Dec. 37 n
Appr^ately « o attended tho itaks MIA ball held Thursday eve- n,!l' Rondevoo withttie Kimberly ward of the LDS church ns ho,-,t, ^
The "Pumpkin FoIUcs.- fioor ahow was pre- ented at 10:16 p. m. under the direction of Mrs. Violet Dodds Pour girls dressed aj boys satherecl ■round a pumpkin boarding house which had four girls. The group danced the Hungarian Whirl. 8w ‘
folk danre and Virginia Reel
homecoming church dinner Thursday evening In the parlors. There
300 present,e general woman's a.v<xlatlon
of the church, headed by Mrs, Roy Painter, was in charge of tho affair. Group five, in charge of Mr«. R. D. Beebout, eerved the dinner.
Stunts were presenled by varbus groups of the church including Christian Endeavor society. Mariner's dub; Sunday school, the Boy Scout uoop and the iadlta sewing circle. The Boy Scout troop won the priM for the best stunt. Tlie Ladles sewing circle presented 150 to the building fund committee.
onal relations committee In charge.
JEROME Nov, 30-Tlie evening rele of the Mcthodtu churcli met ; llip homo of Mrs. Walter White.
Mrs. Leighton !me.s and Mr.v John Darnall were co-hostciici. Tlie group will donate gifts to bejlnner's
* ¥ ¥JEROME, Nov. 30 - December
meeting, planned Tuesday, Dec. 4, by the Jerome Civic club will feature 'Tlie Spirit of ClirUtmas." Mrs. E. E. "oniio.', past president, and Mrs. iscar Fort will have charge of pro- Rram arrangements. Mrs. H. Q, Freeman. Mra. In’cn Roberson, Mrs.
ohn Purklason and .Mrs, I’ ’-'"-' enry will be haucs.-ie-r
¥ ¥ ¥JEROME, Noi. 30 — A d
inectliiK of the Jay-C-ettes Mt will be hlglillBhted wlUi a gll change, at the lOOP lodge r The Klft-1 will bo given the Ja who will preicnt them lo the clren. Tlie gilts are not to e:50 ccnlj-. in price.
New Star Uncovered in Neat Portrayal of Fox Character
By MARTHA MacNAMARAnew star soared and burned brightly Tluir!,day nlglit among Ihe an high school artists of the past when thr curtain raised on “Tlie
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Comr" Weli.cnst and enccptlontilly portrayed s role of "the little sheplirrd.'- Tom Boyd nonchalantly and :ed the play out from under the noses of the other mcmbcrj c
Growing from the awkward n ;alnrcr into the smooth southern jentle-man wa-s no easy task, but ho youthful actor look it li itridc.
Marked contrail Is sharply played between mountaineers aristocratic touthe lc . . whin Jor Buford first brings -'the little shepherd" to live In hU family
JEROME, Nov. 30-.\lrs. L. W. randnll will be program chairman ' -lext meeting of tlie Card
be held Friday, Dec. U le of Mr.v E. M. Snodgro
:lub,
The I t celebrated Iopening of the remodel Dr. O, L. aork gave the Invocation and benedleUon. P. H. siilrck led group singing accompanied by Mrs,
Magic Valley Social Tid-Bits
Camilla PVeastono, jU to tf, Alma Dopson w m ae-
:ompanLst.Arlon Ba iian and his orchestra
Budi
— OPEN— IUnder New
Managementw *’ r e . . .Experltneed, Qualified
Cafe Operatora
A-1 GRILL348 Main South W .-r* H en to S U y
JEROME, Nov. 30-Members of the Delta iland bridge club met nt the home of Mrs. Henry Trappen, Mrs, ne,?ter Fort, Leih Djnagan and Mrs. Dave Detweller won pHtea.
JEROME. Nov. 30 - The Jerome Bwlness and Professional Women'.', club held a social meeting featuring a hobo theme. Cumen MlUer won the prize /or the best costume. Anna Blankama, Hary Long. Huth Moger, Nina Stuart and Nellie Jen- kliiJ won game CommitteeIn charge of party Included Leah Plajtino, Lnls Moreland. Theda Fink and Verla Stroud. TTie next meeting
RUPERT, Nov. 30 - Mrs. OiDhnson, Twin Fulls, worthy gr.....
matron of the Idaho Ea.?:ern Star " ;d the Rupert chapter at a
mcctlrg. Mrs. Johawn ductcd a ichool of Instruction officers exemplified rltuallsllc of tho order.
¥ ¥ ¥FILER, Nov, 30 - The BjTlnga
Homs Improvement club met with Mra, Loren Drake. Mrs. \V, R. I/CAscU was a.sslstatit hostess, Flor- ;nco SchuUs presented a demon- ;Lratlon on "PreparaUon of Saus- ige." The group will prepare Chrlat- naa boxes for th# boys at the Bush-
nell general hospital Mrs. Elwood McCauley received the while «le- phant. Hie group will meet Dcc. 18 vltli Mr.H. Alfred Thecner for a gilt ixchangc.
¥ ¥ ¥B0HL. Nov. 30-Card.? highlighted
the American Legion auxiliary social held recently, Prlie.? went to Carl Curtis, Lucille Ileyer, George Smith. Unton Me-wley, Jerry Kruso and Norris Westby. Rcfrcxhmenta were served by Mrs. George Smith. Mrs, Harlan See and Mrs. Stanley Hcrzlnger.
¥ ¥ *FILER, Nov. 30—A .lurpriie parip
-w-ns given In honor of Mr. and Mr.s. EvcreLt Bonniclisen at the Filer Ornngo hall. A mock wedding provided entertainment, Tho affair honored Mr, and Mrs, Bonnlchsen on their ninth weddins annlverisry. Mr.v C. n . Williams and .Mrs, Clinton Dougherty were In charge,
¥ ¥ <¥
Calendar
Four “Oscars”will bPour "oscari'
thih evening to the bn actrc3.ses who have appeal the senior class play, 'rhe Shepherd of Kingdom Come t-orritns to Florence Ree,s,Falls high school dramatl; structor.
Tlie awards will be glvt Ihe best comedy portrayal, forllnn.'.
■ bc. t t.-ilned c e for
acter ?st back-
>rk. Bob n , „ . , Ident of the Twin Falls high rchool Thespians, will prcjcnt Ihe awards to ths winners Friday night. Both Thursday and Friday night casts will be consld-
majislon. The ho.«lllty W the K turky blue bloods runs high they shun the boy they feel la their equal.
The audience was completely In .■sympathy with his pathetic eager ne.i.i to learn and be one of them.
Entire C««t Good Tile difficult feat of acquiring i
‘ niiturul" southern accent and stay- ing in character was accomplished by the entire cost. The haughty grandeur of the southerners, to typical of Uie period Just before the
war. was smoothly assumed by high school characters. The
period costumes and tho sett a«I*tcd the characters In neh Ing the atmosphere of the south.
Second to receive top honoTi the play Kti Doris Young as A
•ret. the young southeni girl with family t-ee. Her part was re and realistic when she .
ually change.s her false snobbish attitude and admits her im’e for the mountaineer.
Jim Young, who won top honor# I the doctor In "Smiling Thru"
s hLi t lal s selfBuford. Winona
his spinster slsti tor her share of tl
completely n Major Gnu Whitehead,Lucy, co.mea acting bouqu
The senior cla«s play was directed by Florence M. Rees, who was as- fUted by Bob Thompson. Tlie pla> van produced in a two weeks period A surprise feature of the pluy wu when Mls-1 nces, in costume, took o amall part in the third act, raucli to the delight of tho audience whc applauded her charactcrltatlon.
Other member.' of the cast were Rosemary Rees. Barbara Day. Oor-
Flggo. Shlrlee Schwcndlman, ne McBride, John Hughes, Don
Otter, June WIrschIng and Peggy Juno Dtiwe.
Vocal Sell Special vocal Mlecllon.i, under the
direction of Mr.?. France. Moth- presented In the play
were Donna Ilap. pleye and Tommy Chugg. A quartet
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Tlie .scenery wn;i dcolgncd by Wallace Turnbaugh. etago manager, H was train under his direction as- •Miiert by Dud Scholcs. electrician for the jcenes; Stan Oreenwell, Joi nine and Meredith Olenn,
Costume Director*Jcinne Kline, who was choset
as ccjtumer, was assisted by Afton Lullofl and Emma Lou Luke, Head of the mske-up for the presenUtlon was DorLs Young. assLited by Vlrgle OL<(in and membora of the classes In play production.
Nola■nagcr. were Judy Park-
Inson, Donna Flatl, Mary Williams and Jonnie Detweller, Jane Me
ind was chnirman of advertb Working with her were Aniti
:lp. Slilrley Adam.i. Donna Rap pleye, Rosemary Rees, Barbara Neely
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Fil m to Help Reacclimate
Service Vets"Veterans who are former em
ployes of the Idaho Power company will be given every conslderoticm on reluming," R. H. Sessions. Boise, personnel director, told the Buper- Inlendents of the Idaho Power company eyatem at tho annual two-rtay meeting here.
Sessions pointed out that the company would do everything pos- alblo to assist the veteran so that he would not feel hu had been Jeapordlicd for taking time out t «er\-e tho nation,
Z. A, Woodhead, Boise, gcncrn superintendent of tho power plant; presided at tho conclaves. The speakers IHursday afternoon Included E R. Donner. Salt Lnko City, r.. .J—.. ... (x)rfipany. who gavo an
alk on lubrication; 0. superintendent of the
plant at Shoshone Falb. who Inlng of power plant '. T. Connolly, Boise,
spoke c opera
power, addressed tho group on technical aspects of tran.imls.ilon.
A. W, Qregg, Bupcrlntendent the upper Salmon, cpoke on wa wheel governorB dealing with power plant operation. Company publication! were discussed by George C, Young, Boise, T. R. Helke*. superintendent of the American FalU plant ipoke lo the members on power plant operation for today,
Bpeakera for tho meeUngs today were 7. R, McCormick. a.isls to Mr. Woodhead, who dUcu Job analjjls; C, E. Tappan, tho i>ower engineers In BoUe, told facts cm conserving water
Ruby Orenj and Donna Riley. Properties were In charge of Pat Avnnt Ed BiHey. Peggy June Dawe ant Juno Wlrsching; call girls, Peggy Strain and Pal Avant; head ushers, Emmo Lou Luke. Yvonne McBride, Doris Young and Shlrlee Sehwendl-
Tlie final performance will be pre- .lented at a p. m. today at tho high school auditorium.
plant uses: L. E. Oarllaghouse. aup> crlalendcnt of tho power plKit at Swan falls, discussed aaloty aad how to accomplish It through Job uiitier.''tandlng; O. P, RusscJl. Hag- ernmn. will addre.u the group on plant maintenance and con-^cnic- tion; G. H, Petersen, special agent from Boise, will sp?ak on flro In-..... -|C8 in power plants. L. R. Pet-
. ;;upermtendent of tho pow/r; plant at Salmon City, will conclul ' ! afternoon aildre.ises with a td
developing IbblUty. ’
Vet Opens Grill
Juan Drc'j will bo thoErctz w. 1 a fonncr slaff sergeant
n the air corps In which ho served tour ye.irs. The pair formerly op« crated rciUurnnLi In Cleveland. O, ind epoknr.e. Wash.
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Army Eleven 27-Point Favorite Over Navy SaturdayTHILADEXPHU, Nov. 35 —
Prospccls of llrm footing for Army’i brllliniit b»ll-C3rrlt:s liclpcd mnlii- tiln Iho WcsL rolntcra oj staunch J7-poInt lavorltM over Nnvy in Snl- Ufdny'fl cp!c jtriiKKic Iirrc n5 thp two undrfcattd dcvciu bcgnn con- vcrgtiiR on the baltlc sllc lodny.
A two-dt>>- riiiii which had thrciit- ciied to mar the rhnmploashlp givmo subsldtd diirlns the nltrnioon, nnd the bol lanf:-rjiis:c forccail for
collide before aome 100,000 lucky tlckctholdcr*, Inclufllng PrtjIdcnV Truman. Tlie municipal aladluni tiirr liftd bfCQ covered «s;iln!t tho downpour.
Couch Ssrfrtc lIa5bcrK'« midshipmen. fired up for n furloM effort to annp Army’s n-tnmc RlnnliiK .itre.ik, left thclr cnmp on tho S«vcrn nftcr ft flnnl ll«ht worKput and pi-'. ed tliroUKh licro Inte today en route 10 Pine Vnlley. tl. J„ some 30 mllcr. out. lile PhllfidelphlB. ftlicre they 'verc to iwnd tlic lilglit.
Anny'» mighty squad, under Coach EUrl DlnlJ:, left tho Point early today nnd to arrive here In time for a lljnbcrlng-up at tho etadlum. Navy also ploimtd to strctch Its muiclc.i 111 the ffimoux nrena where Timney once uiisel the cxpertj by belting Dcmpjcy nbout. Tlie Mlddiej would like to aupply n pnrnllel on Baturday.
Philadelphia ll. elf wu agleam with the annual fall fever, running » tcmpcTBture compnrnble to thnt of the ficveral nlling player< on Uie two teams. Her nlready over-
crowdcd hoteb were bcglnnlns to crcak.
What few good tickets Iiad trlcUed Into the blnck market were reported changing haiidj it ft« high m *70 u pair, with le.u favored locations Bcaled down to nroiind J30 tlie brace.
But those V.I10 think Uie Middles mleht harne-« Olenii Davb, Doc Blanchard and Army'i other line backs ond make a very closo thing of It. beg to j»lnl out Umt TJavy unbeaten thU se.v^n—n fact son what ovcrlookol In tlie cxcllem! over the Cadcl-V Krcab victory sticalc.
RING TOURNAMENT PLANNED
Bruin Outlook Glows; Malone Back in Form
His collnrljciiic coniiilctcly iiirncl fd, Wcl) MjiJci.'f, ivhf> J/jjurc<l (luring Ihc foolbnll .■c.u',u;i; U again hlttlns R pue 111 tlie Hruln bjjkctball tealoru.
As a matter of fact. Malonc'.i jliowlng hii' .'.cnl'.rrfd romcwhnt the cloud of pi-T.slmlsin that ha shroud- e<l Co.ich J. S. Halllday «lnce the opening of the caje drllLs.
Ualone Is the only letterman lelt from last year’s district championship team.
•Tlicy are looking a bit better,’" HRllld;iy stated In .speaking of liL'. squad. "Dut they couldn’t look
}£alllday again postponed a cut In his squad of 20 plnycrs.
Malone and Jim KusieU, anoUicr veteran, were named co-ea]it,.m. by Coach Ilallldny.
Abdul Picks ’em3 lasT rjo-3;J rj
Mrs. Watson Gets 559 in Pin League
Mrs. Martha WaU-«n tta-n lli pacemukcr In the Women’s MftKl City league when »hc lopi:lecl tli aiaplea for 559, Including a :u game.
AlUiough only tliree teanu howlec'
bracket. Urs. Mary Ollkey had 521 VI Killian 508 with a 213 Kanie. nn Mrs. Pauline t'rlclaon .' 2i
Bus to Leave for Magic Ski Slideiroin MaKlc Muuiiuiln Siim.-rtuv Ictivlng 0 n. m. from the Sportrr store and returning nt S n ni Iliiri Klmci. pre-.ldent of the M ,gc Mountain Ski club announced F-!-
More Miow I,a., f.dln, UiU ucrk
s.mi;ro;¥»,;ru:.,5:,ss'£In operation and the lodge will be open, sen-InK relrc.'hmcnts.BIG ID'S BKST
CinCACO. Nov. 30 in -F ir .h - ni:in Gi'orKi' T.ilwlcrro Indl.-iiiu "ho played a major riile In tho Hooolcrs' marrh to their flr.'t championship In conterenre h fory vviis the aU.around otle.uMvr s,nr of tho Big Ton ra, .>I,, ntkial jt;,tiiiit^ 5-io»cd. Tiillafcrro was the only conference player to inerHge mor. than lOO yards per game by ru-h trg, pairing and pais receiving, and he Ued for second In tlir alr-tlKhl ecorlng race with 30 points.
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Golden Gloves Event Will Be Held Ly Legion
Plans to staf,'o n rcRUlnr G olden Gloves tournament throuRh which amateur box- cr.s in tho M/iKic Valley mny aclviiiicc to niitiniiiil chftmpion- sh ips, were: nnnounccd In.st n ig h t by U. N. Terry, com- m iindcr o f the Incal post.
Hr said tliat he li:id comml.'.5lon ed George I-’, lledniond. sports cdl-
if the Tlme.i-Ncw.? and a Legion- e. to confer with Arch Ward,
.sports editor of the Chicago Trib- the spon.'or of the national
t, on the Tfi'ln Fall'/ post’. en- Rhcn the former Is In Chicago
ic tournament will be preceded I series of pre-Oolden Gloves
boxlnff program.s tn which will ap- the bc.1t amateur boxing t.ilcnt
li; MflKlc Valley.IX Dr(iv.ii, chairman ol uii's planning commlttce. icrd that the FHks' lodge had ?cl the L-fKloii a ring that th(
loiiKe had piircliased for Sun Val. ley- Jlowevcr. Him Vnlley l. . e*'i-d.
tn clase Dcc. 1.
Hunters Needn’t Fear That Ducks Are Gone
The hunltTS need not fear country.
That waR the statement of fourth district o f Asaocinted niithority on the frame fowl, a fter hunters had reported thnt there were no duckn on the Snake river and very few n other localities.
’■When some of the jtreams and lakes on tho edge of the Magic Val- ley freere over, the ducks will appear on the finakc river as If by magic,” Prlcbe stated.
He said that the weather was too open nt the present time for the 'nclu to concentrate. He said they ere now out feeding In the fleldj.
OGAN- siu :ts zivicST. LOUIS. Nov. 30 (,r,-Dcacon
Nathan Logan. St. I,onL» Negro nilddlewrlghl. will reiJnce Ray
u ' Robla-on, New York wel-
— th e ducks have not left the
W a lt Priebe, chairman of tho Sportam en ’fl clubs and noted
2 Shots, 3 GeeseTlic family nt A. L. Il.irton, a
fedeml pro<luco Impcctnr, arc still feasting on gee.sc that he killed on Armistice day.
Barton needed only two shots to bring down Ilirec. while Vem R.-ilich. hL cump.inlnn, nw get- tliiK one on the north .side caniil in the &teii vicinity. DarSnn’s brouier. MaJ. V. E. returned empty hnnded-
Tlie Bce.sc dre.ved out at eight ond one-half pound. .
crwclKht star, against CpI. Frllzle !lvlc In a scheduled 10-roimd bout a Kan.'ia.- City Dee. 10, Ororgc .Vll.-vman. Logan’s mannger, eald.
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Burley Outlaw Cagers Victors In Paul Contest
PAUL. Nov. 30-A group of Dur- •y IndciJonclent b;Lsketball players •ere thinking In term.? of Magic alley chuniplnii.slilps last night ttiT dereatliig Paul. 5t)- 5, In a
Quickly ov<’i.(j;niiig a imc-goal lead KrabbccI by P.uil In the c.uly mlniitc.'j of the game. Hurley gradually Incrca.'.cd Its advantage.
SU of the Paul players and all five from Burley are ex-icrvlccmen.
Blanchard “Not So Hot,” Says Coach Hagberg
ANNAPOLIS, Md.. Nov. 30 (A>- Nttvyn head coach may have let tho Middles In for addlUonal ghocij Saturday by commenting Uiat Armys oupcnnan, "Doc" Dlaneh&rd, ••is not 80 hot dcfca<lvely,"
Comdr. Oscar E. Hagberg boldly made that remark In his last public atatement before the Middles left for Philadelphia to colUde head' before. 102,000 spectator*.
"I think that's why they didn’t use him so much against iyear. 1 will say thnt he h w ____pcrlor on the attack," Hagberg said.
HagbcrB quickly ndded tliat “hell probably make me eat thoso words Saturday.^
Ailing Jim Carrington, husky guard, was aboard when the 44-mai Middle squad left by bus for Philadelphia. The fl-fooi-2. 210-poundcr from Riverside, Conn., mlsMd yesterday's workout because of a high temperature and o doctor pul him to bed. He was stll! ’’feellns lousy’’ today and Ilagbcrs eald he would not play Carrington against the Ca deta '•unless he Is feeling right."
Texas, Missouri In Cotton Bowl
COLLEGE STATION, Tex.. Nov. ) (-7 —The Longliom-1 of the Uni.
versJIy of Texas, wiioai; 20.10 vie. tory over Texas A. and M. today Ba -e them their third Southwest conference championship in fc years, aeccptcd nn Invitation to host team In the Cotton bowl Ji I.
MISSOURI ACCEPTS DALLAS. Nov. 30 (-?>- The Uni
ver. lty of Missouri Tigers have accepted an Invitation to play Uio University of Texas L.onghorn3 Cotton bowl game here on
the BlK Six conference will give perrnL slon. Dan D. Rogers, ch '
m of tlie Cotton bowl board, nounced tonight.
MISSISSIPPI BEATEN CHATTANOOOA, Tenn, Nor. 30
(-n-TliB University ol ChatUnooga Moccasins turned tn « surprising 31 to « TlctoTy OTcr tho University of Mississippi Itebels to end one of their most successful football aea- eoiu. Some 7.000 ahiverlng Tans watched Uio contest
TO SCOUT OKLAHOMA PULLMAN, Wash.. Nov. 30 t/pj-
51 ritOPOSED A.MENDME.VT8COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 30 yT) -
l-'lfty-one proposed amendments biL'icbnll law will be taken up at t... annual convention of the National .Vvioclatlon of Profc-'Jlonal Baseball Leagues tthe mlnor.i) hero De«.
Among the thoiLsnnds of new syn- letle chemical.? from petroleum I5
-nc that make.'! pineapple ripen faster.
DENIKS REPOnTNE^V YORK, Nov. 30 M-t-Presl-
dent Larr>- MnePliall of the New York. Yankees, denied a radio (ADC) report today that Oordnn fMlckey Cochrajie had been named mana ger of tlic chib.
MacPhall s.ild ‘’the manager 0 the Now York 'V’ankce. ti and wll continue to be Joe McCarthy.”
YOUNG r u o LEADS ORLANDO. Ha.. Nov. 30 (,rj-Les
Kennedy, :;7-ycar-oId pro P.iwtuckett, n. I., showed his heels to tho nation's top golfers by carding a 63, to take first round honor.'" Ill the SIO.OOO Orlando open Dulxiclrc.irt Country club.
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Buck Bailey, Ua* coaeli of the Wa*hln«toa 8Ut« coUege football team, hsa left by plane for Tuaea* looia, Ala-, to tcout SaturdaT’o game between Alabama, eastern Rose bovl eotrant, and Mbslulppl 6tat«.
FiupiNos a iA u x N a e-NEW TORK, Nov. 30 (VP)—Tho
Philippine Ijlaada have entered a challenge tor the DavU cup In 1010 and have elected to play In the
American *ona, Walter 1*. F»t». chairman ot the Davla cap com- mlttea of manajement for tho American zone, said today.
■niXB BOOT FOB COAST NEW YORK, Nov. SO W>-Be»taB
PromotCT Mike Jieobj said he planned to itagB on* of tT9 heft7ywe!«htchamplcsishlp bouli next suttimer !n the Lea Angcle* eollaeum.
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Brlnion. 87. »uccumb«l at 6:10 p. Thundiiy kt bis home here XoUowlnt a brief lilncis. Ho w»a bom July 17, 187B. ai Cl«r. U., ind haa lived
.in OoocUtig county for orer 30 years.A regltCered pbarmacljt, Brlstca
operated a r«»l «lat« and Insurwice bualnftsa In Ooo lng tor the pu l teveMl year*. H« wia a member o* the Maaonlo lodje.
^Bealdc* JUa wUe, Katherine. O«od- H b , hft li emived by chlMren ot a T5nncr mirrl»se, Mrj. P. Holme*. I,o« Angele*; Mrs, D. W. Pa«e, Ban rranclsco; and L. H. Brlaton. Los Angelca. A broUier and ALst«r la the ea*t and a btoUier and alster tn. CBllfomla alM jurriTB. Hla »oi rived here early today.
The body u at Iho Thompson chapel pending funeral »rrancai menls.
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BENTON'S
Aid for New U.S. Building Appears Near
Definite progrevi in efforts tc secure improved or new federal buUdtng faclUUca In Twin Falls was reported Friday at the meeting of Chamber of Commerce director*.
In a letter to A*her B. WUaon. appointed by tfie chamber to reek tiie Improvement. Sea. Olen II. Toy- lor announced that a representative from th* post office department will bo In the elty eoon to make a suncy uid In all "probabllH? recommend that Twin Falls be put on the con- atrucUon Usf with o:i'cr cliicj In need of an Improved federal build- in*. WUaon also reported that he would be In Waahlngton again soon to make further rccommcndatlona to the authorlUea.
Alton Young; reportlnc on the membership drive, pointed out that #U.eoo had been collected from chamber member* and an addltlonnl *600 had been pledged, leavine »3,300 to be collccted to mrg‘. the budg< for tho coming yeir. In order t , ralM this additional fund. Mcrrui directed that each board member L&ke a list of mcmxrs and i pccUve members and urjo the. pay their membership and the o' to Join the organixatlon.
Directors who will sulomntl b« discharged from tlie bonrtl Horry Eaton. Guy Shearer, Mt C. n. Notion, Dob lUe e and Ju Slilnn.
DAV Post to Hear State CommanderMembers of the Twin Falls po ' the Disabled American Vcterni III meet at 8 p, m. Monday at tl
Amerlc.in Legion hall.Oront Hess. Boise, state con
mander of the DAV. will address th organisation.
Every member has been urged ' bring a prospective member lo tl
eellng. Wives of llie vcleran* wi so be welcomed.Following the address by Hesn nr
dlspojol of bualne-y matters, n freshments will be served.
READ TIMES-NEW3 WANT /
YOUR GUN1.50
CLEANING RODSJointed Aluminum for lUflei \nd riilol. J1J5 and only- I 00
R E D -H E A D HUNTING COATS
GIFTSfor a FISHERMANTran.parent LEATHER WALLETS
2 . 1 0 , . 2 3 5Dosble
TAPERED LINESNllk er Njlon
7 .2 5 .n a 7 .7 5
.22 Short
.22 Hornet 0 .30 .32 Rifle
The ROD GUN846 M A IN A V E N U E SOUTH
Shop
Funeral Services For River Victim To Be on Monday
BURLEY, Nov. Jt -Funeral aerv- Icu for Mr*. Charles Jlyma*. 83. whose body was recovered from the treacherous waters of the Snaki river yeaterday, will be held Mondaj »i 2 p. m, at the LDS tabernacle
Bishop Vem Carter, Butley secontS ward, will officiate and burial will be In tho family p’ t In the Burley cemetery. The body wIU lie In at*t« at the Burley funeral home until time for tho funeral,
Mn. Hitnaa, wife of a Burley srocery store operator, dlaappeored from her home early Tuesday morn- InR, A short lime bier she wo* seen In Uic vicinity of the river. Her body was found shortly before noon yesterday ijy low-flying airmen who had Joined sheriffs of five counties tn ceeklnK the woman.
Sheriff Saul Clark said eho had been In 111 health and left a note, the contents of which were not revealed. Although he ssld there was no doubt about the cause of tlio wo- man’s death. Coroner Vern Me- Culloch has not rendered an olflclul verdict a-1 yet.
Officers Return Without Prisoner
Tulr..<iny
W. Lowery anti I1KU5 Bpence turned
Falls at Las Vci;:i31)10)
Lc Aiiaelca U) obtain custody of Donald Comel.t, id, on a forgery count, after being advljtd that Call fomla authorities would not release the youth—they had charges again.? him thcinselvc.''.
A tne.^nge from the slierlff's of flee here reached the two TR-ln Falb officers as they neared the Caliror- nia line.
They had left hero Wednesday, Cornett U wanted hc.-i '
C, o f C. Elects Six Dii’ectors
crnti Pm* Oai)Sale of parceli of property i
chamber industrial site to Tiin Fnlla business men and others m. terested In business property In this area loomed for the ver>- near fu ture when the chamber board Friday authorlted the writing ol lui, liwurance on the property. This title insurance, recommencltd d' attomeya for the chamber nnJ hclra of the 4>ropcrty, b In llei o f an abstract but "mecta all ihi needs of the chamber" for Immcd lato Bale and entitles each property owner to a separate title lruuranc( policy.
l l i c board authorlKil tlir sUi committee to direct the attorney. u proceed with tho IfEnl niatirr bc ihut the chamber will bc aul,: k DeKln selltng tho property i;niiied- Ittti'ly.
"If the attomr}-5 gel on the b:il|,’ Jiiy .M. Merrill, preilclcm <,( tin rtininber, staled, -we will Ix- »D1<
fro
o $204. He recommendeil iioney be divided wllh thi •A'liers as a compromLse ni L was unanimously oard leivlnu a profit of Jl3j for he chamber;Tlip
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Contest Brewing In Burley Ballot
BURLEY, ithcr cnndldi'.les hiive 111 'fflcc. pouslbimits of wr «.iltlon to the two Incur Juilcy highway district c ■ojt were advanced t;i i ■Itcal developments here.
Dec. 3, and the the office has air i-er, adrilllotial rltten In on thi
Chamberlain and representing tub- espectUely.I be held Monday,
for flllj)g for expired. How-:ndy
lallot uj • stale
Seal .Sales Increasecounty quota ot 53.
.■ioo. Chrlilmaji.«
y Held chairman, a
Dennis SmithBUYING
Potatoes
Phone 34-JJ Kimberly
PUBLIC SALE!since I nm ciiiHlinK torm ln g , I will stll Ihe follo»lnK property at my t«rm -lo ca ltd 2 mlica HooCh and 4 '/, milea w ea l o f Twin Falla on H ighway No. 93 cu to ff to Bogcnon. Or from Filer I ’/ j ca st tticn 3 miles south and Y, mile ea s t on H ighway 93
MONDAY, DEC 3rdStarting 12 Noon Lunch on Grounds
by Pleasant View Ladlei
COWSOnemey. S yean old. mllklnr Onemsey, 3 year* old, mlUlnr Giicrm«y. 1 yean old. mllklni Ooemaey. I yean oW. mllklnf Guernsey, S yean old. milking Guernsey, 4 year* old, mtlklnr Gnernsey, 8 yean old. milking Gnemser, 6 year* old. dry Gccrmey bclfer, lit eaU, mlikfnc CQcmsey heifer, 2 yean old, springing Guernsey heifer, calf 0 montha old Ooenuey, 4 yean old, Jnat fresh Gnenuey, i year* old. Juit freih
Tools & Miscellaneoust ahallow well water pumps with tank, one
nearly new1 set taps and dies, new «n»ll, for*c, tIc« and
drill. Log chain, fork*, ihoveU and tools.1 4 GaL crock 1 S Gat. enck1 500 chick Drooder Stor* - 1 la-GaL Milk Can*I i GaL Cream can
aeti of nameta and Collart S Spud BaskeU 2«0 SacksS leta Hay Chain* 'Z Seta Hay Sling*1 BlcUe QrlBderl/ota of otber artlclea too nainerons to mention.
HORSESI (earn Day Geldlni Roan mare, 0 yrar3 old R«an gelding, 10 year* old
GRAIN150 hojhels Wheat U4 buihela Barley
MACHINERYOliver Manure Bpreader Peter Schetler Wagon and bo* McCorrolck-Dcerlng lO-foot Dump flake MeCormlck-Deerlng 7-foot Field Cnltlvalor Walking rlowOUrer, d-foot Mower, wide wheel Iron Age PoUto Planter S BecMon Wood Harrow .Massey HarrU Binder. C foot MeCormlek-Deerlng Bean Cultivator
'Bean TicklerMoaller M-hoIo Grain DrlU Wheel Comigator OUrer PoUto Cultivator Uw wheel Wagon and Rack Lenler*Weslem Land RollerOUr» Two-Way Plow, IS InehUeCormick-Deerlng Bide Bakefliail* Disc Bean CutterClover Bwalher Hay Derrick, compleUBlock trailer
T E B J 1S - C A 8H
A. P. ROUCH. Owner0. E. KLAAS D. M. CHENEY
U, N. Terry nrrd Cl
Po-vo, W.;vi, to t dcinlls Iti the purchax of 4 homes. The board has agr all the expen-ips entailed
Yule Gift Spuds On Market Soon
laho polntoea—washed, hnnrt clRl, grnded and p.icked lii ci'llo •no—will Bgaln "hit the rallrocul n for slilpment nil over the conn
local Chamb Twin f- ILs wurks like th are sold at c
churKts nrirt The potal
and 15 pou
2.500 iiiKl 3,000 packat
Shoshone to Get Navy Doctor Back
Dcthc.vla, Md.. navn cxpcctcil to bo dL'ciia
-n to Shoshone3 family hod been In tl
Hagerman Nurse Arrives in Tokyo
HAOEIUIAN. Nov. 30 - Flnt Lleuu Anna E. Toothmau, AHC. has arrived In Tokyo en route to Sores, accordlne to word received here b: her mother, Mrs. Tod Kolleckei After two year* In New Caledonia with the 20th general hoapltol, her outfit waa ilown to Brisbane, Australia. where they apcnt two days of shopping and alght seeing.
Tlio outfit also atoppeS temporarily at Manila. Tho nurse reports that only 200 out of 2,000 mattrciies were salvaged from the typhoon ofl Okinawa. Lieutenant Toothman wrltu that the buildings remaining in Tokyo aro beautiful and aubstan- Ually built; th# people "bowing and scraping ond. nlthough poorly • ........... ly looked reasonably well
fed."
Crash Wrecks Portable Mill
hammer mill
yester s mllej; 1:43
rtectlon of highways 93 and 3i when two trucks collided, Jim Denham and Ed Hall, deputy sheriffs reported. Neither driver w,is injuied
Acci rilliiK to the depullei, a truLi driven by Kenneth Taylor, Twii F,ill.’i, moving south on highway 33 collldcci 'vlih a truck owned by E.ir Morclnnd, Filer, when brakes on tin .Moreland truck failed to work.
T?ic .\forc;nnd truck, canylns « 1.- BOO pound mill was struck bro,id-
■ pushed from the road k land ogalnst a polo after rolling ove:
•by borrow pit. The Tay- continued across the road
rolled over, and stopped In tire bor- aw pit.Deputies were ixmaied when they
:ere told that no one had been Jured. "The damage was co ext
Impossible I
Markets and FinanceStocks
Markets at a QIanoo
Decree Sought in Estate Propert)M. Pfirlsh filed a iietion i to court here Frldnv o.ikln tjutlon of community uropert e cjtatfl of his Ute wife,
LoulB J. ParUh. who died Nov. 'J‘ He a.',
I pri
Twin Fal llclr.-i 1
listed as Johnson 1
.rrty they ht r niarrluBe.
•■■•Ides tho hiLsbati
; tor Dec. 31, l-Vaii
Thieves Get ,$205 At Rupert Stores
RUPERT. Nov'. 3C>—BurglarRui
caped;c(lne.'.day night M5 in cash.They mode their biggest haul a 1C Market Doskct groccry w ley took S200 from a safe, Entrnnco lo the atorc, opcrnle.
arl Bell, w.is mado by forcing il» ont door of the esubllihment. 'nii I'cvea left by a rear exit.Tlic C. N. Campbell warehouse of-
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Hearing on Track.s’ Extension Dec. 21
DOISK, Nov. 23 - He. the public utilities commli.'i
implnlnt filed by \V. n. Cat A-ln FalU asaDis:
lUroad;1 tlie Uni
New Pastor Arrives At Assembly of God
The Rev. Horace H. .Snider, re criitly nppolntcd pristor of the A.?- . rmbly of God church, has arrived he.-c and will be In the pulpll .Sun-
i-. 30 (ICivilian; ormy planc. n
ft flown by Hot ..........soitla today continued a search •
rugKcd Saphlre mountains n Clinton, 10 miles aouth of here, ft
D-25 Mltchcll plane mlulng si Into Tuesclny.
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ROGERS BROS. SEED CO., Burley Potato Flour Mill
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YOUR GOODS COM PLETELY INSURED WHILE IN T R A N S IT
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T m n Falls Markets
Voting Places Set In Reservoir Poll
E B. Johnson, assistant ! iary of the American Rcaervoli irlct, released «peclflc,polllnK plates In .'even southern Idaho countlea where "legal owners and property owners" may vot* Dec. IIthey will choose three men o........ievea-man board of directors for the district.
Polling places will Include Twin Palls, at the court lioase; Filer, the city clerk's office; Buhl, the Barker nal esuie office; Springfield, the Dltckbum Implement company ‘ llces; Jerome, the North Side i nal Company offlcea; Wendell, vllIsB# office, and DUss. the hlghi distrlcl ofllce.
Incumbent board members i ■« up for rcelectlon Include Robert
Houfhland, Springfield, represent- ln» sub-dlstrlet No. 1: R. D. Fletcher. Bllu. lub-dlstrlct four, and J. H. Barker, Buhl, aub-dlstrlct aeven.
Johnson stated that hold-over memben are Sen. B. B. Btmwver. Jerom#; A. A. Davis, ruer; C. r, Otis. Wenddl. and W. H. Spence. Kimberly.
Plelcher, accordlne to Johnson, u appointed to the board to flU
the unexplred term of the late S. W. Ritchie. A txMrd member to reprtsent Fletchor'a sub-dliirtct will be elKled to » one-year term. Other director* wlU be decied to
three-year t«rws.
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TIMBS-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO FRIDAY. NOV. 80 , 1D45
R e p o rt On 1h£. 1%/LBj' General Gi.'oiift C.Marshall ,
BOARDING HOUSE MAJOE HOOPLE « e D RYDER B j FRED HARMAN
Thlj l( Che tneirth of 42 ln»U!I- ncstf of material lelectcd from flcofrtl rtport on thBwlanlnt of World W»r IL xn
THE HNAL PHASESDurlnR tho withdrawal of troops
{or AKVru ono Amcrlcnn division, Ihc Sift, had arrived to reinforce the fifth srny. Or> IB 5ept«mb«r a comtMl tenm of tho Drasllliin ex- pedUlonary force moved Into the fifth «nny line In the Valley of tho Serclilo lilvcr. Before the end of fluluinn Uic entire EroilUan dlvl- (lon au 111 the line. DurluK *ame perlort one of tho army's Ntjro divisions, tho 02nd. which had rcachrd Italy iIurlnR the late sum- m«r and fall, was BUlgncfl to iht IV Cnrps.
■Rir RdvnncM had brouRht Otii- «ol Alcxander'a Allied armlrs ui •jalml tho "Oothlc Une," an elab- orat« traiwpcnlnsular defense system »-hlc:h the Ocrinaiw had ptcpirlns since early In Uie jrnr ilp.'.plto the liPQvy illversUni oI troops to cilicr Uitatcrs it v,o.i dc- ckJed to launch imotlicr genrrni of- fcmlvc on 10 Scptfiiibcr for Uie pun>OM of l)rfnlcl:iK lhrou?h the Apennines Into Uir- Po Valley. While Uie U. 8. Fifth Army a.«auUecl the GoUiSc Lino Jrontnlly throDRh llio inountaliu, the Brltbli ElRhtli Army now commanded l)y Lt. Oen. Olr H. L. McCretry atlacked nortli-AesC from Rlmlnl. niLi offeiutvo Involved our Itoops In tome of the blllcrrsc fljhtln* of the luillan campalfin. Tlte JJBKcd Apennines and had weather seemed almost Insurmount- »b!e obJtnclM.
After tlLfce niontiis of Uila costly but juecessful penetration of the Oothlc line, Lhe Allied command prepired In December li Doloj'na, but prciiurc airalivst the western flank of Uie Klfth Army and diversion of Eighth Army to m«t the pollUcal crisis In G dlsnipled these plans. Meanwhile Uio QermatiJ had time to refit and atrenjthcn their forccs and establish t new deferulvc posltlnn.
On 13 December 1044 DcUl Mar- ibil Alexander rcplnccd Oen. Sir Henry Usitland WlLson as Supreme Commander In the Mediterranean area. General WlLson was promoted to Field Marshal and ,<enlor reprc- Bentatlve In Washington nf the British Chiefs of 6toff. Lt. Gen. Mark W, Clsrlc moved up to cominnn<l llie alUtd iimles In Italy and Lt. Gen. Luclwi K- Truscott os.5uined i mind of the Fifth Army,
Secret nelnforcement*In January the Fifth Army
rclnforced by the 10th U. a. Mi tain Division which gave a eililbUlon of battle efficiency oi taltlsl eroployroenL During tho winter. thre« Italian combat Krotips entered the line of the Eighth Army. Tlir.sc fmnll galru were more than ol/sft by n Febniary directive from the Combined Chiefs of Staff which ordcfcil the transfer of five Erltbh and Canadian dlvlalona to the European Theater-The directive was later amended to send three to France, one to the eastern Mrrllterrnnean, and retain one dlvLilon In Italy for pcttslble Use In tho Impending final battle, nits movement of more thar 125,000 combat troop-i was nccom' plhhed In complete aeorecy and gave Marehil Montgomery’s Northern Army Group on the Rhino additional poirtr to the .■itirprl.'c of the enemy.
During the fall and winter months the Tsctlcal and StratcRlc Air Forces pounded awny nt commiinl- calloni over the Alj>s nnd In Northern Italy. WlUi oppc»slng ground forces 10 ne.irly equal In atrengtJi, the Air Forces represented our mar- Rln of advantage and made the maintenance of German forces In Noithem Italy tnaU difficult while our own wa.s unmole.ited. In oddl- tlon. Ilaly-bssed aircraft a.v>l3led tho Yujoslav patriots. Closely eoor-
ulnated Rllh the allacts staged from Britain, Uie Otrateslc Air Forces struck heavy blows at oil and rail targets in Aujtrla and southern Oor- many, avtraginit weekly borabingj of nearly 1000 tons.
Grounil action on tlie Italian front In the Inie winter wa.i limited to .ynall but Important advances It the mountains 50UtJiwr4l of Bologna, The strateslc aircraft kept up the pressure on rommunlcatlonfl and Ic-
rlnl t:ir(:et« beyond Uie Alps, renrhliii! tL' fur north a.s Berlin.
On B April. Orncral Clark's Fifteenth Army Oroup launched Ita tprliiK dilvt, known oj operation ORAI’E SHOT. The Eighth Army
t Sim a KU'fr w
.... . ol imii-'uaily heavy ivlr and artillery preparation, the offen.'>lv
slllt opiwltlon from the Oer Tenth Army In approachlnp
Arctnta Gap. Five days later, alter the enemy had presiimnljly had
(ll.<pnse himself to meet f Elfthth Army attack, the II nnd Corps ol the Fifth Arniy threw tin .eiglit Into the offensive from pot Ion in Uie Apennines soiiUi and
soutliwfst of Bolotina.ICeslstanee t'ollapei Everywhere After a week of heavy fighting
..ir troops broke Into tlic Po Valli and entered Bologna from the we
time. PolL'h forces of Uie Elfthth Army entered .... city from the east. Tho Fifth Army columns beyond tho city swept lip the great highway leading to Placcnr-i — the ancient Via E.Tillla— and, by-pa.vlng Modena to the east, drove toward tlie Po south of .Mantua. rursiilnif Uie dUorganlzcd enemy to the river, bridgeheads quickly e.'lablLilied scro,M the Po on 23 April. Tlie RghUi Army met do- termlned rf-'L tancn In Fcrrnra, but by Ihc 25th hnd cro.'.sed the Po In force.on the I.lgurlnn Cortot captured La Spe.Tla with Its naval ba.ie. Tlie Oer- nun armle.i were virtually de.stroyi-<l south of tlie Po, the bulk nf their
lulpmeiit bclns either destroyed or abniulonrd.
The final week of the war In Italy , brou Blit wide advances throughout northrm Italy. Urltlg-
rlver that flow iouth Alp', the Eighth Army
swept north'vf. t along the Adrl-I, llbprntlng Pailua.
Venice, anil Trcvho. While Fifth Army Infantry and inonntalii troop.i
Alpsalong llie Brenner route, other armored enlumns anil motorUed Infantry rarert lip tlie valley of the
great city ol Milan.On ever)' ,slde elfectlvo support
was received from the Iliillan
LlRurlan forrc.i* drove
French. Aclviiiicc elemuiit.s of the Mid Jiipane'e-American regiment tenched Turin, itesistance Col- lajwcd everywhere;160,000 prisoners were taken by the Allied armlo. By tiie May. Efchlii Army troojxi Ing on Trle.-.te had made contact with Yugoslav partl.'.au.i nt Mon- falcone. On 2 May 1945 the commander of the Oemiaii armies Ir Northern Italy found it Impassible :o conllnue the bloody atniRgle ind capUuIated,Tlie Italian triumph Is a jilrlking
demon. trallon of the fiilldarlty of the United Nntlona. FlghtlnK under the riflecntti Army Group, at
during the Italian campaign. were Amerlcan.H, DrltLili. Canntllans, French, New Zealand-
, Koutli Africans. Pole.'i, Indians. Brazlllan.v Italians, Grcelu, Mo-
Algerians, Araho, Gouma. Senegalese, and a brigade of Jew-'Isli soldler^
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT 0? THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL JU- DICIAL DISTRICT OP- TirE ffTATE OP IDAHO. IK AND TOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN PALLS
THE COLORADO ^^LLINa AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, poration,
PUtnUff,vs.
All unltnos-n dtrectorj, trmtee.i anc stockholders of DUHL TOWN. SITE COMPANY. LTD.. fonnerly » corporation: W. B. SAVAGE and AONE3 SAVAOZ, hU Wife; CITY OP DUHL. a municipal c«5r. poration; VILLAGE OF KIMBERLY. a municipal corporation' MARY B. WILLARD, If iWlnj. and If dead her untaoRn heirs and unknown devLseej; PCTER LINK; ALL VUKKOWN OWNERS o f tho followlnf.dcscrlbed real estate located bi Twin Falls County. Idaho, to wit:
Lota 5, fl, 7. 8. B, 10, 11, 13. 13. H. 15 nnd 16 In Block 70. also strip 13 feet In width along tl Southeast aide of Block 70 ■ Dulil Townaltc. being u pari ■ Elm Btrcet and being tho 13 fe next adjaccnt to Lot 18 in ta.- block and extending from Dghtli Avenuo to tho Northeaat boundary of tho alley In said block, being i portlcn of the Northeast quarte: of the Southeast quarter of Sec tlon 35. Tow-nahip 8 South, nangi 14. EftJt of the BolSQ Meridian.
Beginning at tiio Boutheaat comer of tho Northeast quarter of BoiitJieast quarter of Section 30, Tawnahlp 10 South. Range 18. Eaat or the Boise Meridian, thenco 403 feet West along Kimberly Townslto line, thenco 60 feel North. Uienco « 2 feet East, parsl. lel to first line, Ihence 60 feet SoiiUi to point of beginning; with the exception of a strip 10 feet wide tuicl 275 feet long at the Sotithpu.'.t comcr of above- scribed tract.
Beginning nt a point 40 leet West o f tiio SouUieo.'it comcr of Nortlicaat quarter of Boutheast quarter of Section TO, Township10 South, Rajigo 10. East of the Bobo Meridian (aald comer bilng In tho ccnter of Main Strect'onf on the North boundary of Kim- berly ToM-nslte), thencc We.it SlO feet, thence South to North boundary of Oregon Short Line riBht-or-way. thiaico along »ld rlKht-of-way lino In a Southeaji- erly direction to Uio West aide of Main Street, thence North to the point of beginning, along West boundury of Main Street 03.6 feet, eald tract containing l.lo acres, more or Icis,
All o f BIoclc 1S5: LoLn 8, 7. 31. 33,11 and 12 In Block I5<; Lot 16 In Block 140 and Lot B In Block 147. aU In the City of T»-ln F U*.-- - Ic platted In the Final and
of Twin Falls eald County and
SUte, o f record In tho office of the County Rccordcr of said County. The foregoing platted upon and aro a part of the East half of tlie Southwest quarter of Section 18. In Township 10 South. Range 17, East of tho Boise Meridian.
I^t 3 in Block iM of Twin Falls Townslt*. being a part of Eae*. half of th« Southwest quarter of Section 18, TownjhJp 10
LEGAL APVEimSEMENTS ~You ars hereby oottfled thi( ik . complaint has b««n filed igikut you In the DUMet Court of th« Deventh Judicial Diatrtct, In and lor the County of Twin Palls, by the above-named plaintiff, mud you are hereby directed to appear and plead to said complaint within twenty daj-a of the ««t1m of this Anothar Summons; and you are further do- Ufled that unleaa you so appear and plead to eald conplalat within the time herein epeclfled. the ^Intlff will take Judgment asalntt you as prayed la said complaint.
This acUon Is brought for the PurpoM of having declared' paid that certain Uort«B«e by Allen ' Zimmerman, unmarried, to Mary B. Willard and PeKr Link, dated Au- luit 27. 1000, and fUed for record on the 37th day of August, IK*, at 3:11 p.m, and duly recorded tn Book 9 of Mortgages at page 121 of the records of Twin Palls County. Idaho, and of quieting title ta fee In tho plaintiff and against tho defendants, and each of them, and against tho worW in and to the real estate described in tho capUoti hereof.
WITNESS my hand and the ecal of said District Court this loih day of November. I0<5.(Beal) c . A. BDLLEa. ClericPub: Nov.. 19. 33. W, Dec, 7, M. im .
NOTICE TO CBEDIT0R8 IN THE PROBATE COURT OP
THE COUNTY OP TWIN PALLS STATE OP IDAHO ESTATE OP JESSIE M, VANCE,
Deceased.Nolle© is hereby given by the un
dersigned cxecutor of the wlU, testament and estate of JESSIE M. VANCE, deceased, to the creditor* of and all persons having claims igalnst the said deceased, to exhibit them with tho necessary voucher#, within four month# alter the flnt publication o f thb notice, to the said Executor, at 1120 Filer Ave.. City and County o f Twin Falls. State of Idaho, this being tho place lUed for the transaction of the bmlaesa of said estate.
Dated November 29. IB«CHARLES E. VANCE Pub. Nor. 80, Dec. 7, H, ai, 1S45.
NO'nCE FOR PUBLICA'nON OP THE TIJIE APPOINTED FOB
PROVTNG WILL. ETC.IN THE PROBATE COURT OP
THE c o u r rr y o p t w in palls , STATE OF IDAHO.
In the matter of the estate erf Stuart Morrison, deceased.' Pursuant to an order (rf nM
Court, made on the 20th day of November. 1045. noUco Is hereby jlv-en that Tuesday, tho 4th day of December. 1045. at 10:00 o’clock
of aald day, at the Court Room of said Court. *t the Court House In the City and County of Twin Falls. Idaho, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of said Stuart Uor- rlson. deceased, and for hearing the application of Stuart Taylor Morrison for the issuance to him of letters testamentary, when and «here any person Interested may ’ appear and contest the earns.
DaUd November 20. 104S.(SEAL) MARY SALMON,
Clerk.Pub; Nov. 31. 30, SMB.
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ANOTHER SUftLMONBDefendants.
THE STATS OF IDAHO SENDS aRECTTNOS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
Wilbur C. Loucks Grange’s Master
KIMBERLY. Nov. 30—Wilbur C. Loucks was elected moater of the Kimberly Oranse.
Other officers electcd were Stacy letr. overseer: EUa Beer, lecturcr;
George Jones, steward; Janies Mes- jersmlth, assistant steward; Carrie Jones, chaplain; ployd Jones, treasurer; Mrs. Ray Durk. secretary; Martha Teague, gate keeper; Un. Btacy Diet*. Ceres; Mrs. Don KU- bom. Pomona; Mrs. Peterson. Flora; Mrs. James Mei-^erimitb. lady assist- ■ ' steward, and executive eommlt-
Harvey Woods.potluck dinner w u served pre-
ceaing the meeting.Initiated into memberahlp vere
Mr, and Mrs. Peterson. Mr. and Itn. Raj-mond Kennedy, Mr*. Knudwa and W. J. Howe.
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TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO FKUJAX, N O V . 30 , IM S
Youths Rob Bank, Haul Hits $13,500
OKLAHOMA CITy, Nov. 30 (U.R- TYo Ircn-aBO Nci:ro yoiillw, who cblmcd lo "rcpro.sciit Mntt Klmc.si und hlj giRS.” wcro held tud:iy In the $13,500 daylight holdup of llic Fidelity Nntlonnl bunk of Oichlicimd Clly,
Tlie boyj, Btll Hook.-:, 17,Wclcli L<inE, IB. were nrrwlcrt liIc jcslerdny. than three lioiirsnflcr they jOioved ajhoc In front or a woman bank teller nnrt dc- m.inded nil tlic ciirrciicy nvnllnblc hi her c3gc, pollen miIcJ.
Deputy Shfrlfr Dnn Kr.in J3.000 had been rccovcrnl 1 dorntoTO holel room nncl the mnlnlnji monoy—cxccpt far Jl,«-iu found coneealccl In n pi ir-stroom.
Kein .'aid the yoiitlu* Kpcnt
SHOPPING» A Y S ^
li. C. Siii irt, prf.sklent of the Ij.HiH. n Ions linn of cu.Mointrs
(MiKlliii; 111 front of Mrs. Uctly Phllllix>' cMi:c when Ihe yotmt;
fii.itcliril II .'.tiick of bllLi her mill lied Ihroush the
led !>.iiik lobby,II. rtillUiM aald thnt llio two
Nejroca had been wnltlng tn line and. when It camo Ihelr turn, ahcned II (i)ioo bo through Llie window.
Tlio box bore ft nolo rending, "Open Ihli box.’
Mrs. Phllllp.1 opened tho hox and rend tho following note;
"Tlicic two boys represent Matt ICImM und hli gnng. Put oil the money you have in Uils box. Olve tho boys « aplccc. Matt KImpj and 111:; gnng are In tho bniilt henvlly armM."
Locnl nuthorltlcfl ?nld there whb 1 evidence that tha boy* had been
nrnied and etprrri.'.cd the opinion that the robbery v/.m "5trlc;-y ft local Job" and that no tandlt gans was Involved.
Four Youths InductednUPERT, Nov, 30 - Mlnldokn
county'/i November selective ctrvlce Included four IB-yeur-oldi,
□ iirth ChcDcy, Ruben Welmer, Merlin L. no.'c iiiid Walter C. Schoen. Tlicy reported to Kt. Douglas. Utah.
■'3V. 28 for Induction.
Rupert Area Farmers Hear
AAA’s ChiefRUPERT. Nov. 30-Mllforti J.
Vaught, Bolif, Idaho chalnnan of k, addro.'.' d a group of
fftnners who met here lajt night elect their ofllccrs for Uie forlhcom- InK county convention of the organization that wll! bf held here within
1C next two wceVLi.A. C. DcMary wiu nuntd delegate I the conclave with Melvin Carter
••lelcctfrt ns alterniile.Piaiik Uaylnr wru ii.imed chnlr- an of the nui>crt croup for the
convention and O, K. Bateman w picked n« vlcc-ch.ilrni;in,
lienry Ra.^maven w.u named rpRulnr member cl the convention body with Rulon Spirki u first al-
THIS MERCHANDISE ON SALE SATURDAY, 9 A . M.
At FARM and HOME Store
ERNEST HANDV ELECTKIt IIBYBORN, Nov. 30-Mtmcbn of ic Hcybum AAA orgnnlzatlonMon-
day night elected Enicst W. Ilajidy delegatfi to the Minidoka county con^-enUon of that group.
Don Avery was selected as an alternate and Jiimcs A. ijandy was nnmed chalnnnn of the group here. Don Avery was picked n-i vlce-chalr-
Edgar Mclntlrc w;ui clectcd as n rcffulor member to the convention group with Arthur D, SmlUi aj first nltemnt« and Erne.U W. Handy ns second nltcmnte.
TIin fE COMJIUNITIKS KLECT JEROME, Nov. 30 - Tlireo moro
Jerome county commtinllle.v-Eden Fnlla city and lI;izelton-eIected AAA offlclnl; IhLs week with the
chnlirnan of each communltj' being renamed.
At Eden A, G. Vameo was reeled- cd ch:ilrman and Ralph McClain WiO reniinied vice-chairman. Earl Wright was elected regular member; Henry Schwab, first ollematt, and Nolan Cooper, second nltematc.
V.ime.1 wn.i aUo named delegate to the county convention which has been tentatively net for lliursdny, Dec. C. at the Jerome county AAA office, and McClAin was named nl- tcmatc delegate.
Rufus Halstead was reelected chnlrmnn at Pftlls City and Perry HounhtalllnR waa renajncd vice- chairman. Arnold Werner was renamed regular member: C. M. Har-
ras cho.sen flr. t siteniatc, and VunZuyen. second alternate
IlalstiMd WM named delcBate to Uie county convention and VlrgU Likely, nlternite delegate.
Hazcltoii. S. A. Clark was re
named chalnnaa and ainton B. rUdgeway Wtts choscn vice-chairman. Ralph Babeti waa named regular member, a . W. Fairbanks, first alternate, and Howard Bodenha- mer, second alternate. Bodenliiuner was named delegate to the convention and J. P. Budd oltcmate.
Legion Publicity O ffice for City
The heidcjunrters of director of the Idaho department of the American Legion will be in Twin Falla, State Commander II. Dudley Swim amiounccd In a letter from Chicago, where he attended the national convention, to 17. N. Terry, commander of the local po-st. This alio means that the headquarters of the I/^lon'a newspaper, the Idaho Legionnaire, will be In Twin Falls,
Swim announced that Doug Dean.
Pocatello, would be tlie pubUcltj or-, fleer and would move here,
A room will t>o outfitted In ths Legion hall for the publicity officer. He will share the room with tho pojt’s adjutant and welfare ofllcer.
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