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s i m i iI Things Up There Sure Cant L Rp Any Wha^

I We Have Gone Through, . I ' Says Former Minnesotan

(By The Associated Preu)' i . S A N J ! I lA N C IS C O . '" A p r n :y&Q~T\vo hundred tfnd scv- n ty > fo u r -pioneers to n new

jSromised 'land ~ - th c R own-' ments Matanuskn vnllcy col- Sony in Ala'skaarrived ' here

^ S|pday enroute to their north> ! ! fB r h home, w ith nn enthuslasm-

f f th n t cnvp fl.,f ar4iivam n g e ^ g th c event.n H ardly had Uie 23 ^resslHK desires to be on their way r.aBoln,' i Obvious Indications they hiid come f l io m lmpo\'erUhed siib^marglnal ' lands were present In the clothes

they wore. Somo were tattered, others l l l ' l l t t ln g . but no where was thero evldenee of discoiirairemcnt. |

All wo want Is n chancc, said iFranlc Swandii..husky former resi- , dent o f Pine City, M inn. We know I

. V o w ill ha w to w o r lrp re ttrh a rflr f t ir^ ' I f we don't have n Rood time tliere

; vU l-b e no cne to bhme but our-

Can't Be \Vone" Things up there (Alojkd) sure

cant be any worae than what wo have gone tlirough. 'Tliey le ll us this | is no picnic. Well, wcrc rcndy for anything.

l ie hoisted a heavy b.ig and start* ed fo r waiting street cars w lilch took Uie men, wome 'and children to hotels. ^ HIs friend >of many years, John

'(C ontinued on Pago 5, Col. 7)

J T T g h t s ' W^ I L SHADOWS ^

} In 'D a y 's EvenU \... . : . . (S j; j tA K fa le t -P rM i^* .--. t

M o t h e r T o p ic ------- i. ; .SAN FR AN C 16C O -br. Simon L. \

iK a tM f f , lectiirer on happy m ar- rljiRes, yesterdoy had Ills own m a r- , rlege disrupted when 'i l ls wtfe, Mrs. I

' Id a H lll Katsoff. sued Him for dl* ' vorce. ugl>brls fro a the 'royal mewa b th rilled thousands o f ipecutcrs on pa rk laae today w ith an o!d-fash- loae m t t h tf chief Advisors developed th a t:

Secreury Ickes haa glOO.000.000 o f housing projects In 28 cities which he hopes lo get under way by tho middle of August;

Rexford -O. Tugwen. director of the ru ra l re-setcjemenc program, expect* the President to issue, an executive order w ith in the next ten dnys whlch.wlU sta rt his-agency to functioning;

W lllle the four billion dollnr vor^ relief fund w ill be used to take persons o ff rellel. rolls, and preference w ill be given to ntose persons, provision w lli be-mnde fo r thO'employment o f some workers'who are not on the relief rolls;

O fflc ln b do not expect the four blUlon dollars to be used fo r so-cnlled economic pump prim ing" but to be devoted h ln io i f e n tire ly fo r-w orks which w ill provide employment In areas where the relief rolls are clogged w ith persona who m ight be at work I f there were Jobs.

Relief W orken First - Word tha t some' persons not on re lie f rolls would bc given employm ent under the works program was given Insl n igh t by President Roosevelt In his rndlo chat w ith tm nation. As one of the prlnclplca la id down by the President to govern the spending. he specified tha t employment ahould be given l l r s f ' to those on reUef rolla.

Bome officia ls have raised the i contention th a t need could no t be i made the entire basis fo r giving vo rk . bu trtl^a t certain qualification revilrcm enta' ahould be Insisted. Otherslse. they contend the proJtcU ! carted out wbuld have no enduring |

^ - i ^ l^ e a e c t lo n a i ir t h e to tm tn - . - -I fo r Itisunce, com pla lnu have' come I to membera o f Congress that some l bridges b u ilt by CWA workers vere 1 condemned spOh after being finished nnd th n l some hrlck walls were 3 erected upon which roofs would not'j I f i t n f iw being bu ilt by unk!lled) workmen. I

Sounds Optlmlstle Notr W ASHINOTON ( A ^ ^ u n d ln c a t

new note o f optimism. President- ~

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powera to- the federal trade eom- ; J. mUslon. I

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Democrat Introduces Biiito 'j ;; Kiii Biue Eagie; Bofah . ' Favors Compromise 'f ' aOt U

WASHINGTON. A p ril 20 {Fh- d j r Lone amoolderlttg opposition, lo ft d N IIA w ith in .Democratlo ranks n K broke In to the open today vben ; KS Senator K tn g .' o f.- tJU hr-Jn tro in duccd b ill to abolish the R-. n I - covery Administration and (ran*- t) at fer I t t fandamental powera to the a

fedrral trade' commission. ciWhile K in g was offering hla

m measure to k il l the blue engle. ^ foes nnd Roosevelt lenders vere

IS negotlnllng bnck-stage fo r a com- [| !* promise agreement to extend the ^ n. present recovery Inw l in t l i March. *J >y Four of the leading opponents of I- KRA got together nnd agreed to i t perm it the present Inw to be ex- m tended fo r eight montha provided

I t was n^nended to elim inate price ^ le fix ing nnd regulation o f Intm -state business. ^

Aeceptvic^ Doubtful j,jj . AdmlnUtraUon nccepUnce o f the i t I t proposal woa regarded aa daubttul. lg Chnlrman Harrison o f the senate >{

finance committee^ vh o h u been y.--ln~-loce- .s(ouQh v lth Preattfent le Rooaevelt, refused to disclose v h a t 'h t le the admlinstratlon attitude W9uld

d Harrison carrlcd to the Wliltej.J** e House over tbe weck.cnd a proposal. m If to extend the recovery law v l th - i* * d jo u t clinnge fo r r lg lit months so;' H int congreas could revise the Acti**

next session' on the bnsls o f supreme j court decisions on lls constltu*

a tlonnllty. . ^I f K t n r enrllcr in Uic d a r d iffered,

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I M A N E U V E R S . O F F X A L I - l L ^ F O R m 'C O 'A 'S T , A pril.-29 ' f f ^ F a r from the .tea lanes In th e & ^ P ac ific o f f C a lifo rn ia th o k j . U n ited States fle e t entered g

Its. b if; tra in in fr cve n t.'o f th e C yur imiHy in e annual i ie e t ' f l | ' problem . . i' B

-The moil majestic un ll In Ih li ar- -G : ray of the largest force eveiTent to E

sea III American naval maneuver# Is Ig ' the battle fleet. f f i

I : I t Is a fortified city of tremendous S Q powerx of destruction, the 13 dread- n jnaughts forming the batUo line at H

Admiral HsrrLi Lanlns's command. C. .. ^ThU lleatlft striking power of tha m0 navy, manned by more tban 30.000 n

men. went ihrough various convolu* W tlons In the first day of the maneu- ES vers. n

They hnd moved ou l o f San I*edro Hanchornee In single column, and wthen swung north. - A t'.tlm ea the S

' dreadnauglits were In tHpIe' column H lormatlon. and al ttoies .In other B j > stragetic dUpoub of defenae. . i_ Suddenly, gunnery quaKerji-ounda. . aboard the drendnaugbt. Etch la a . llttie city In Itself .with more th in a thousnnd men aboard.'AU'officers ) and men change their t a ^ I t Is the

call to r t i le station. siClg Only four msJor functions carry m

on under this order. They ar first. pi engineering and navlgatlonmnd ship j<

. maintenance; second, communlca- i)i

. Uon on board and throughout the , fleet; third. ser\-Ica of -ammunition g, V supply, snd fourth, gunnery.. From the turreU the great rifles, = . le-lnch on some of the dread- ^ 4 naughts. M-lnch guns on otben. are ' worked In the way by vhleh they I j - hurl one-ton projectiles some 20

pilles. They can hurtle these ,*hejU wjth amailng aecuracy. Ohe siicn high explosive sheU could destroy a ^

B steel buUdlng 20 mllea from the'ahlp.L Up on the superstructure the erova e srg-.at the povertuf nte-lnch tnU- n Aircraft guns. Some of thasa .are t jttatoed^br the iaai;a 12.000-fooc altitude., | A bugle call ha lU the gunnery tlcii ; quarters d rill, nnd thc men go bsck i rol: I to the normal tatka, I

I So the grent ficet moves on for Mx . I weeks of the hsrdest work in (he jycarthe annual maneuvers. Ion

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VANCOUVBk; D. C.. A p ril 20 I f/pjVincoui-era ono hourstrlke j went c ff quietly and according to f;hedule today w ith some WO j V membfr* of two labor organUa- J Roo tlons answering tho Invitation o f {oJ , rollef csmpTttrlkers to sugo Urs walkout ns sn Indication of sym- , athy with the cnmpers. who nre an ti protesting n?*ln*t camp condl- w n r Ions. I five----------------- :--------------------------- bcf(

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CIIICAGO, April 29 M*)Police wrre pMUd a l Chicago rc-

ir^ s ta tle n i today and most o f the i he 9100 employn of the IlllnoU mrrgrncy relief rommisftlon were ' n l o ff Ih r payroll oa a retu lt of he agency's financial colUpse.Csplain I>anlcl O llbert, chief o l by t 3 uniformed po llrr. n.-isl({n^ ps- bank jlmen to the i. e . It. C. lieadquar- rs snd l l r r ll^ f lirr** to pro-jde sny tlalrnce that ralgh l crop Eia t. . supr

batctThe commliilon notified lls work- t they 'Kould not be needed after rislot norrow nlRhi although they m ight Ihe r ntlnue Uulr duties on a volun*:r buls.Except in a ha lf doeen counUes :h financial urpluv*s, the 620,000 emplojfd down-sla.** laced thC; b;cm ol esrr)liiB throuch U i e ' ^ lis o il ' i l ie ir -o w n TTs tn rc e r 'o r r W I ;rate chsnty unless the federal or 1 goTcrcments eome to their

AltetraeRU Denlfd Sovemar Henry Horner .'oaglst to tak the suirm ate la conlereaces scnsi lh FETA Adm lnhtra tor Harry ppoi ipklns and other o riic-u i.'tn Wash- :ton. Ilopkln i o f f federal Iotmer.tJi h td IlI:i>oU failed to !fn n i jTide |j,(0.oeo u its monthly ir# of the relief easts.S ll'j to raise 128,000.000 a year "TT ensbl; the s u .e to adraaee the cram julred puou w ill be eonsldered by .Mryei ' n ilnoh hocse of representaUm rno u j norrow. They hare been adopted ntad- the senate but action In the olh* 'rocat< chamber has been slow. Tftt bUU would Increase the aUXe plctu; cs lax trom la o to three per date : It and extend the levy to utUl- o f ah. u No otflclal would speculate on eare i COUTM of tha crisis' I f th ry met tha r eau ^ JUJ pr

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fBy T lio Associated Preaa) 'W A S H IN G TO N , A p r il 29

ilooscvclt leaders in cons:rcss I ' l oday so u ffiit to spu r th e ir , l | i 'ollowcr.i in lo more speed md be tte r cooperation to - I vard cnnctInK th c p refildents fl ivc*pbint IcR islative program n ic fo rc mid-.siimmer. b u t ran nto ifnm edintc d iffic u ltie s ,

F o r th e I h r d .s t r a ij f l i t dn y he sennle Tcmalncd locked In the :r1p of A filibuster by SouUiem }emocrnts ngnlnst tho on tl.lynch - ng blll. Added to Uils. Republican [ _ radcnf, Joined by n few Demo- raLi. ileninnded lh a t Uie lis t o f ' Tc m usl" bills be sliortened to make quar n enrly adjouriiment possible. cami T lie Democratic ateerlng Com mllR

u lltre of lhe senate failed during term he dny lo ncrre on a method fo r xonll rcakinR the nnU-lynchlng U lk - et R est. And fo r the th ird time In ing : ucce.viion the senate voted near Th Ightfa ll to recess ra lhe r than menl djourn, l l iu s the meu u re i^ a l n a ing ( tie len.ite'A I lrs l o rd e r^ f b'uslness pel ) imorrow. nnd opponents prepared i broo< j r m orr iline .k lllinR talk. erlanBehind this deadlock were slas

nged_ the i>onu.i Ungle and the le m i ve m'rasures named na necessnry. preoc y the prr* ld rn tNRA extension, jclou^ anklnc. M>cinl necurlly. lm n .ipo r-i Oe i t ia i i rrKUl.-iilon and holding com- erallj uny Irclslntion. - kuo.

Court lM iir .Nrw Rullncs 'conU E lsewlirrr i i i ttie caplU l Uie war

jprenie court hniided do-n a he fty, Mane atch of new rulings, but agnln j "T l Illed to hand down jwnding de-rconti Isloiis oti th r fonstllu tlonn llty of;m en e railroad ir t lr rm e n t blll-and the l He rarler.Lrm ke'.'nm i mortcage mor*:lude torlum act. jtheThe tribunal declined to ru l o n 'ch o u l - - 1"shoi

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WASHl.SOTON, Aprtl 29 on , "Y i rnaior L in j ^ 'D - U i hss a ae lf-iU lest )polnte V it:o r .K Mm bcrs o f . parliam ent, vo ic ing th ^ anger o f - th e English people a t Germ&ny' ] subm arine p rogram ,- charged today the U -boat , b u ild in ir is I aimed d ire c tly a t th is coun try . I They demandedVthe cab ine t. . I take qu ick 'steps In coopera* : t io n w ith o th e r powers to chock further exptnaion- of Uis . relch'i arnumenta.'

Minlal headed by PrimB Min.^Uter MacDonald lnformUydlseuta^ protest, probably In the form o f. - note, waa undi>HhaJdeSttft}. anc^'-- - aiso poulble Jotot action of Ut* , . powehi at Genen; -

Tho British-were beconlng thor- ' ,'.ji oughly Incenaed W'rerelaUoa fo l- ' lowed upon; revelaUon. ccineemlnf .Uie growmg'gtrengUi o f oennany .. i rearmed. Discloaurtg'that'-aermtnr' aetutUy torbulllni> n tm u tliM ^ 'Uio heeli- of naUonal' cotuerlpUon V :1 vaa--followed today byth fD B U V -jftrtubuUt great new n a n l'a n d iea- plana-base on Uie !alaad'er-'8yl6 in Uie NorUi aea;- ' - ^ I t , - I t vaa lUUd. hM bwn

iconunued on Page 3, Cot. 3)

J J P i l T l E i i s ' !

iM S E M S P iT ;Governm ent Issues S ta te - i

ments Designed to ' j

S t ir N a tion- \

quarters in the Japaneao army Eame indlcnUona today Uiat Uw mllRary leaders of Japan are de- lermfned the Japansca people ahall eonUnue.tn cimalder-war-vlUi 8o*|. et Russia a poasiblUty In Uie coming yenrs. i

They Issued..* Kries of state* \ nenu designed to prevent a aofUn- :ng of the martial spirit and to dis- jel illusions that perfect peace )roods over the Manchoukuan-Slb- ;rlan border os the result of Rus- aas surttndcr of the Chinese East- ;m railway March 23 and Moscows ireoccupaUon with European var :louds. . . .

Oen. Jiro .Nflnsml. Japan's gen- jralUilmo smbassador to Mnnchou- tuo. Mid st.Hslnklng; T h e Soviet rontlnues steadily to augment Its var equipment on the borders of ^fanclioukuo.

The Red army In .that region :ontalns at preieot at least 200,000 nen and more, than 600 airplalnes."

He said if Ruuia wanta to cou- lude an agreement with Japan for he demllltarlxatlon of the Man- Jioukuan fronUcrs, It must first show lu sUicertty by dlsmanUlng liU war machine. ,

P f o p a m O f o l u n t e e r A i d"You cant t-?Jt a combination

ifcs that."Vic iayi hf's.rnUrely competent

o p.-cslde tjier the Cnll/^^ sutes enate aflr three year? experJ>?t n the Washington scnsi* chair.T^'hafs the difrrrenre?* asked

leym .Very UlUe." ce answrrvd h im .-

e!f. 'In the sUte eu t the b ' r busy loctlng thcir own ^ ' nd playing aoloa for their ^7l';U From w IU lT U V M t t re the same type hom si4B sme soloa. with Just a b o u l*a ~ mr'notes and d ta e o rd rU ^ eed of a leader t p a r ' I s f f l wny. IfDv. .ta llH M . . C S IroTlde that aecesstty * U m

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JDB o f ---------o u g h t The Montana>Wyomlng high Y Ulty o t d rifU d to the central pUlns regl( the tax v ju , dimlnshed .atrength,. and . . ^ large low preaiure area hM appei

ed orer the wett, w iU i-the lowi shpttly vjue, extending from the W at loumed laxton coaat to w utem M onU t com- ^ jouU i over Uie plateau to t w heth- southern pa ru of U tah'and Nevac

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era U tah. Oenerally fah- weath and cooler temperatures prevail

0 . A n - uie m iddle aUtes. A depression ov a cor> tb e -^ ld d le AUantlc coast Is cau acUon log Mtne ra in h i tha t region.

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Tw in raUs cpunty fa ir board m . * . w ith couniy commUsloner* la Tw l

FaUs yesterdky to d ltc u tr plant fc 1 u e retutreclhJg the ..county fa ir t

PUer a fU c a'thre*y*a r Up*e th i J t S ws decided upon a^ a retrenehmei

meature. ^ -f ^ SUcUd prw ldent of Uie fal

yesUrday'* meeting .wi i f R- O. W u i^ k Kimberly, w ith V

P. Alworth o f P ller u vice preai

^ ^ ^ t l n '5 ^ r e u r y .and .tn a iurer who i t lo aerve a ^ ' a-%ar

, .. ager o f the fa ir waa' postponed I board-a next m eetlnr next Mor

Ov. wheo appflcatlonj w ill bo eor

Memben o f Uie board aerve wltl; out compensaUon, bu t are requh-e to fum U h bond: s

, , The board memben In addition t fer lo Qie offleera already named, ai *f ^ Vance Naylor of Kanae. w . .1

Sackett o t Tw in PaUa, W alter M iii grave, o f Pller. Thomas Parks. <

iJ* " Buh l.and W. M , Olds o f Buhl. >ard.1. saU ^ ^ ------------

I " U T A H SO LO N L E A D S .

S f - " -----------H G I f M S A I N S T ^lly on II, and - 1- nooseyejVs legUUUve p rt a ^ gram U u t 11 wCUld be better fc M i t congrees to enact the approprUUo ! . adjourn. THe U tahn oiifTch b ill In the serut afK

submitting It lh execuUve' sessto . ,u . to the finance committee consider im n n e admlnUtratlon .bUl. x ean designed.to supmora V^fratM exUthig laws against moti

t tha t extend: the jpreserpolicy of- the federal trade commli ion in dealing w llh un fa ir comp< tlUon through trade -pracUee cor

N u i , ferenccj.F -U F Borab ComneaUL i e f opponenu wll

con.iulled on the terms under whlc , they would agree lo exUod th

present recovery Uw were Senatoi ^ Eorah iR -ldaho) Nye (R-ND) Mc

ion in Carran (D-Nev) and C U rk (D>Mo al no "We've sUted Uiat 11 they wl tn itlnx *^e resoluUon a prc

vision prolublUi;e-price fix ing an 90, o ; a provUlon eliminating aU regu . radio 1 tion of in tra -iU te commerce, * ; w ld would -coialder favorably a reaolu ration o'* 50 over unUl next March, ir.mls* u ld after the meeting. .k*p ~ --------------pro- lbe firs t tJir.e la five yeara rei;<

Ictcat rolls h id declloed iu ie a d . of tr )Bbllc c rc iilng during the winter oo n ll; t r t r and th a t Ihey-are stm deellning.-

>ofcd The prmc:ples that he laid dow T> (he lo sove.-n the four billion dollar M n a. were:.ented ^ e i^Je cU iliou ld be usefuL aU h e ^ '"P ro Jecu shall be of a nature thJ ,t Usl* a eocalderable proportion el l i u hU money spent * m go Ih io wa automobUe acclde r J near her over the week-end.

on ly one o f the accldeoU. howei were the car occupanU Injured.

Pord Oardner, Burley *rvlc a tlon operator, U In a c r it ica l cod Uon in Uie Cottage hofpltaJ h

t e s -ttilow lng-att-eeddene^^tt-tbe-h li way a mile weat o f here U te 8 urday night. Ofurdnera ear tui

haa lurtxe- oyer an embankment tloa, g to ry '* comer when he fa iled* * obeerve the tu m tn tim e. Attend)

phyalclaaa report th a t he U auff lag from a crushed chest and bi and ftom heart and lung ta jun

^ BU companion. Earl PreymUler, ^ celyed m inor Jwad in j^ e k ^

5re*^ T ire B low* ut ., Jth - A car driven by Dan M orlta , Tv ther paU* Japanese farm er, tu m e d coi 1 In pleU ly .over twice when te a r t over blew- ou t on the highway aev tua- m ile* wett o f here, Sunday >aoi

The three occupanU o f the u - and Mrs. M orlta and Ki Shlagal

were aot in ju red and th e ' ea r Ur. no t badly damaged.|'4 r* A large truck owned by. tbe Re n V burg F lour MUU . and. .drtren nay. B i l l Roberu. Tw in PaUt, tu ra ie r oyer on the highway two mllea wi iey o f Burley. Sunday n ight. Thet tru B waa heavily loaded w ith mercha

dlae aad waa going from Pocate n to T w in FalU when a brace whi

connected Uie body to the chaai i / r . craoked. The body o f the true k w dy* damaged conalderably. bu t tb * dri ~ er escaped unhurt.

SHABE DEBTS PROGRAM OF VOLUNTEER .AID-

Jfl TO K^NGFIS/co n tin ue d From P *g* One)

, orcheatnt leader? About the o a ly dl )C.* te re n o ^ I aaw In the twe bodlea w

the'a lze Of the prew gallery.**; ,V lo WM In a hu rry to get-.ln

the senate gallery t o d a y , . r tm i^* 1 want to i t t a y runnlhg n i l *

acUon." B u t he waa.' dlaappolot< foe WhUe. there. Long aaUUnoL I n i bu t Meyers was enthuaed ato

^ jn ^ acnator'a abU lty to pack tl

a / ! T ha fboy wows them, doesnt h< h i^ aaid Vic. Alwaya pU yt: to * ft ent house *U h ihe old S.* R. O. tff

lu t . H e't the lltUe old A |m le (Aim fa ir Serhple McPhenon) o t the . .Vniu i r u a u te a senate.** - W. When Vic waa a candidate f< 1- mayor.'of Seattle-h7'p rsm lagd ho

tesses fo r every street ca r at aa- cracked lee i in d ginger ale Xor t l an- ewK-runs. Re also ta ld he thougl

to . amaU aaloon could be made < on- pay in S jattle.on- "I 'U enlarge on those promises i

a candldaU fo r viee president.' sal th - v ie . " I U be w illing to promUe gooc red looking blondes for elevator- open

to rt oik one alcfe of tbe aenate oi > to noe building and" equally attracth

brunettes fo r the .o thq ; side. Beni ',* tors could take the ir choice. I woul

m ix em up w ith red-head* In tl- capltol. but would,le t .th ft repreiet

. taUve.1 pick their own.nd ..J , 1,^, be a goo * Idea to put running ginger ale 1

senators* offices.'*"When elected. I do no t lnfen

10 devote all my tim e try ing l *-ee'ten up the noUa o ! the aenat eliher, but i would f i l l ou t th i

^ ja r i it lm e Job.byJeadlng.the jn a rU band every once In awtiUe.

-Another th lpg. when I apoke .c notes. I meant Uie k ind th a t com out o f musical InstrumenU and nc thc k ind Uiat jfeu sign on the dol ted line. Even i f I am el(;cted o

io r q v -shsre.the.debt* p ro tra m _ I wn took submarine corutruetlon t ind brmg home the fu ll aerlouinei

- e f H ille r s genenl program. Worl war*a submarine horrrsrs stlU ai

ha t fresh in the ailnda 'Of the peopl the here.to r The feeUng w as 'p U ln ly abow

In the dlseuaslon In the house < >at common* a fu r - S ir John S1qo { a the foreign seereury. had tol Mts members: -The German gorera

Holds False T in th : T ijrh te r and Loupe: f a T h l i new delightful powder keep

to false teeth from rocking, sltppmg e dropping. No pasty U su or feelini

Io - Olvea perfect confidence a ll day loa } to Oet Pasteeth from MaJeiUc Phai -oUs QsacT or your dryggut. Tbree aUc

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J e f fe r s . - n ie c 9 _ o l- M y /^ ^ M i t . JOB Koehler, u ^ w u n g v m o a *

. snerldan, Wyoming. . ^ N y k .

i l v ^ e n ta H *e i~ T b 9 WOOdm or the World wlU heJd a bu tlw

auto- meeting aad elaa* adoption T hu i pletely day in the I . O, 0 .-F . ba ll'a fr '7 : Kldenu o'clock. ' ;ad. In . a I . . . -nrever. pareals o f O lrtMT. ghd M i ed. Louis Root. Tw in FaU*, ar*-. U * t - parenu ot a daughter bom n s te eondlr day a t the M ontooth ' m atem l 1 here home. .

e Sat- Here From Cblna-esUrday m orning fo t Por

land and San Franclaco where I . S w win v isit reUtlvea;and frienda. I

expecu lo be away about a m onth.

School O p e a s ^ w ir i: Falls B u t ^ neta unlvenlty. In the Wetoda b u ilt I tng. ^ u ln avenue and Sedend *trei

hv west, opened yesterday w ith PhlU Mutch, principal, and MUa Rachi

I weat noberts, secreU rr, in chaggc.

Back Prom CalUorala - 0 . I a S lo Kingsbury retumed the t i n t o f th wMeh C aliforn ia - where hh ^ . t . spent ftre winter, and expecta t k M B le*vc- In a day or tw o 'fo r a fe- a.ji VUlt in B.i.

To Conduct C entea l-M U a Per Hall, daughter oC M r. ahd M rs. C

& M C. Hall, atudent a t 'U ie Teacher college, sah Joae,; CaUfomU, ha

J * . . been appointed to-conduct .a Greg ? )C U typh>g shorthand conteat s

o n u i t 'MounUta Vlciw b lg b tahoo CaUferaU. Mlsa. HaU. U aUo t

le) charge of pubUclty fo r the annua commerce 'all-college picnic,

ly d lt - , a waa Delegate VUlU Here Sherma

. . Ke lly returned Sunday to the Unl . ^ t o verslty of Idaho. Mo*cow, a fte r vis

lUng hU parenU, M r. and M r*.' C. l K tliy and Mr.. and M n . Zan A t

) lB tM relaUvea a t Ooodlng. He ws enroute.' lo Moscow from the U nl

^ u t verslty o f Oklahoma where he wa sent as delegate o f the Moscoi

chaptep of the national honorar society. Phi EU Sigma, to the na

^11 tlonal conventton. Henry Wellnei also o f Tw in Falla, U a member o

Almle tjje fratxmlty. K e lly won the acho Ustlc medal fo r the hlgheat grad*

; in the engineering cUsa durtng h i *hoai 5 '* " * ' ,

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CONGRESS HOLDS UP '1. to PRESIDENTS PROGRAiV*sald (ConUnued .Prom Page One)

three cases tovolvlng various phaae p* * o f thb NRA. but d id deny a plei e o f- jjjf the govemment fo r a perm'

anent ta junetlon to rea tn ln Art' tona trom Interfering ta the con' a lructlon o t Parker,-dam on th i

1 the Colorado river. e n - A n open break belween th i

U nited su tes Chamber of Com- ood merce -and President RooMvelt or le In m ajor policies appeared Immtaeni

aa the chamber, ta annual conven- lU nd tlon . Issued a report condeipntaj \ to the omnibus banktag bUl requcstec nate, by the chief executive, th a l -The house began conslderaUon oi

M tae the omnUiua. banking Jam, jB iU L in*: Jority leaden predlcUng quick pas

te o f aage despite a Republican predlc- come tlon th a t It.p rob ab ly would leaf 1 no t to a more deslhicUve banking col* dot- lapse than th a t o f 1933.

d on Trte- Onlted a u te s and Mexican I do BovemmenU concluded nwHiall i those aauaiactorr* wnversaiiona Va inB

country a price-booattag aUver policy. w hile the treaaury watched th< w orid price fo r the meUl slip below iU own figure o f 77.37 sn ounce

n : w itho u t acttag to again raise the

id e d * * ^ e r ic a n Pederation of U b o r ot- flc la l*. as a meeUng- here, charged

;) big business w ith a "conspiracy* tc defeat the A. P. o f L.'s leglsUUn

Ugt>- program, bu t cheered when ta> form ed th a t a serute commUtee had

.r* M M R B w H H H W Ilough. TATLO B take* poat a* nw

member o f Tw in FkO* c ity coaaen aleeUd io aneceed. J?. B.

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NEW'iNflPGiyESB u tl- _ ~ * j

investigatlon-oi-Robles-Ab-. iX 'i duction . Progresses

in Arizona). H . ______It ths TOCBOBl Aflz.. A p ril " m L ^ New evidence has been unearthed

In the govemmenta tavesUgatlon o f ' lho ld s o n 'o t.M r ^ and M r*. Say BhUUfigton. who liw

no rth o f here, dle^ * t f i t Valen- Une** - bosplua to Wendell ea rlj

t r th la m omlng, toUewtog an opera E* era l bome pending funeral arrange- tbe AenU . cu- i ,

i S K A I l i , SWIMMING

! M U N i e i P l l M tthe --------- New Plans Call for Changes In Coristruotion to Make Way for RinkIhe ' Swimming In summer and akat- ra- tog ta wtater were promlaed T v to ent Fella residenU last eventag by rks memben o f Twta PaUs Junior

Chamber of Commeree swimming ing pool eommittee, headed by Claude' gy. Delweller, chairman, u t A llo w in g a meeting o f the m u- tha a lcipal swimming pool commlitee, Iar Detweiler announeed U iat the pool.' ittste'ttd o n > in rT t*n fu ia r8h*pcd- Qj. as orig inally planned, would be

constrocUd In the form o f an oval he to make I t more useful fo r skating uu!purposes durtog Uie w inter months, n *"0 )8 pool w y i bc rpade suitable

fo r both'sw imm tog and sksttog a t Ino addlUonal cost and wiU have a

ier I floo r area o f 30,000 square feet.- ISO I Detweiler said. A porUon o f the ar. pool wUl be fenced o ff fo r wadtog he purposes fo r the chUdren. lue The-commlttee wUl repcirt on the i n new plan to the regular m onthly SflO I meeting o f the Junior chamber-thU be, eventag and plana are under way m ti'to Uunch a compalgn fo r tunds. an Wednesday moraing, ad ---------------;--------

NEW D E A LS FOES nd M ARSHAL FORCESU t ^ (Continued From Page One)b ft .(R rO a) predlctedJhe.people^oLhU ta state vrould overwhelmingly endorse

ns. president Roosevelt In 1936. tn- Talk about a th ird party move- ad m ent was not regarded seriously by es. Dem ocnU here, desplu the action n - o f the farmen* holiday *ssocUtton. i t - . A t Los Angeles SlncUlr, defeated >Ut DemocnUc gubem'atorUl candidate. Ity told hU end poverty In C alifo rn ia" w- w orken It would be almpler to dom- >es {tia( Amcrica by controUing the

Democratic party than by atlem pt- ^ tag to creau a th ird party.

Republican llberala were aald by S e iu to r Nye not to ' be to favor c f

[S'* a th lrd 'pA ny . holdtag.that i t would be too m uch.ot an' up h ill fig h t to

m afc fv ic to ry probable.' '

S; NEW FRONT INSTALLED* AT McCPiVlBS MARKETed A new fron t was InstaUed over ue the week-end In McCombs m arket. 10 3S3 M ain avenue east, .and both ot meat and grocer>- departmenU were x t modernized as the culm ination of

on Improvement program th a t ha* in been under way fo r sei-eral weeks, ot Entrance wa^ moved trom the na center to the ea- t^ aide o f the fron t, to providing more space for ahow wta- :k dows and Increasing In terior floor to sjiace.t - R. K . McComb U proprietor o f

the atore. ____

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T tf N B C N itw e rk 8 to 9 p. . B .D .S .T .

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Two Kknberly- yoUth* were le - ^ ' rerely Injured wben the motorcycle

they were tid la g craabed beadon against t n automobUe on atreet to K linberly a t about B:45 oclock last night. . .

l i n ApparenUy lu tfe rto g Irom .. a U L broken hip, Pete Cox, J7 . drtver o t , l u the 'motoreycle, was takea to Uie t

Twta Pall* county geaeral bos- n i D lUl fo r treatment.| l r ^ 'c o m p a n io n . Fe lix ' Van Hook.---------U L 31 .'who also Buffered'from a IFg-

, taJuiT a a d y .C H U v ^ bniUes. .received m ^ c a l attenUon' a t bU .>

Q8S home.Tbe motorcycle coUlde(t .w ltb a

i car driven by Jame* Qktm on o t . Kimberly. .

Inveatlgattog offleera would, not u attem pt Uat n ig h t to fix.responsl 4 bUlty fo r Uie accident. ' . I( G o v e r n o r D e p a r t s , !

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BOISE, A p ril 29 (/T) Oovemor Ross le tt BoUe a t 13:80 p. m. today fo r Waahtogton. D. 0 to confer l th ftfi^lxnal i irfmlnliiH-aHftn nf-___flcUU on Idahoa need to r approx-

,va l im au ly 40.000,000 ta publle works la r ^or reclamation, waUr. con?th aervaUon and other purpoaes fo r.h u whteh sueh monies can be used. a t - Tbe governor U traveling-a lone 1 . and expecU to be gone about three et.. weeks, he said. '

J S S E R IE S O F M E E T IN G S th , FO R S T O C K M E N S L A T E D;hly ---------thU X. series of four meeUngs fo r preway senution of Uvestock grasing op- nds. portunlUes and election o f Twta

Falls County Livestock MarksUng assoelatlon o fflcen has been an-

. nounced-by Harvey.S. Hale, county agent. .ES The f l n t of these meetings Isto be hel4 at M urU ugh th is 'eve-__nlng, to 'be followed by meetings ta

^ the d istrict court room In Tw in j ; l 5 ralls_ on Wednesdsy, a t Buhl c ity orse H in bn Thursday ahd a t HolUster"

high school on m d a y evening.

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S. H IT -A N D -R U N D R IV E Rited I ate. Tw in Falls pollee were in searchiia of a hit-and-run car which early J}m - this momtag crashed In to the b s c k i gthe end o f a car belongtag to . Albert ip t- Lincoln, PUer. W

Lincoln informed poUce.that heby was returning to hU home .to P ller i

o f early thU momtog and had stopped 9 iuld a t.th e stop sign on M ata awnuo '

to a t Flvb po int comer, .H aald tha t a Pord V *8 sedan bearing 1B35 U- ^nsa BR-3774, contatatag sereral young people, lu d struck bU car

_ _ while I t waa stopped..C I He reported th a t tw-o o f the per- '

sons In the h lt-and*run car were iver thrown ou l onto the pa^-ement, .bue kst. tha t they Immediately climbed baek o th in to the maehtae and started baek 'ere toward town.

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license .............. - ................ *335 W .SO- Ford Coupe, license.------- *235 B |31 Pord Tudor Sedan. W

- - - lleeme ....... ........................ -3 ^*31 Ford Tudor Sedan.

Ucense ..... ----------- ._,275a *3# Durant Coupe, license >135 4 *29 Chandler Sedan, goodH Urea. goodinotor, newa license .............. .......- ......... Iy -39 Reo Royal Sedan, new i ] Urea, new license.-.low3 - - m l le . 6e ..... :----------43M . .-3 *39 Stndebaker-8*dan^_----------------------f l flcense ...................... ........... *100J "Sl Pord Coupe. Ucense-------.JSUg 34 V.8 DeLuxe Coupe.a license _________ _________1 34 V-8 Tudor Sedan.a Ueenae ........ ............ .......... 3M>1 -34 V .8 Pordor DeLuxc.q license ........... ..................... J 04 *34 V -8 Pordor DeLuxe.M license ...............................5T5a ss V --8 Tudor, new motor.3 Ucense__________ _______A so Dodge Sedan, good.4 license ........... .....:------------ 10r t -Sl Pord p ic k u p ----------------- *2d TJ Buldc Sedan ----------------- * ^d ^ Ford V.8 pickup.g has license _________9 l l Pbrd T ru c t" 1ST W.B----- d 34-Pord V-8 Truck.d 5.000 mllea ______ ------- .1U 39 Pbrd Truck - ________4 Chevrolet Tm ckVery old. ,4 haa body, part of a cab. j four wheels, wUl run-------- * wn Cash or Terms Teu w mf l . Do Better A t .

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'state Officers Pay.Respecti to Journalist, Party .

' l eader ^' BOISE, A p r i l . (itV -Tbe bod< ;o f J&mei D . W b tlta o f T w in P&Ua . fo r m in ; y t t n a premloent flKW in jo u m tU im u d the D m o en U i p u t7 o f Idaho; np oM d (onlght l i

i m ceraetdr berC'.' : ^ P u cen l urrte t* v e n eonduetec

.a t the Bchrelber and McOann fuse ra l -home and a t 8t J oh n 'i CathoUi

T oS H e dra l ahori^~Beforo aoori to^ Tday.and bu ria l foUowcd launedUt ]y w ith the Bev. Tatber Daniel E

.lOTBCh o f S t.'Jo hn s in charge o aU services,

n o ra l tributes from numerou [ -o rttn lT a tlo n i a t ' T w in ?alls anc I Boise and from friends In Idah< ( 'and 'O ther westem states coverec I 'th e g re y 'ca ske t'o r t^ere amnsec L -Besr.it MMJtoDy.pezaviSficatptaiom ^ in the-poUUcal life oPnhe staU

passed tha t ie r .^ A t St. Johns the Rev. Fathei F fD n c h extolled the qualities o f slm< ' 'p lie lty .and honesty tt ia t had

marked the years J im Whelan. ' whom he described as my friend," 'h a d lived.' M r. Whelan from chUdhood wsj

aTnem berof the ca tho lic ta lth nnd I: 'h e had known the offlelatlnB clergy. I msn m sny yean.' E ls onlr su rr lv ln r {mmedtaCe rel-

-atlves, the widow, M n . Carrie Carro ll W helan, and his daughter. Miss Jeanne C arroll Whelan, were pres* 'e nt a t the fin a l rites.

aovem or Ros*. a close friend ot the fam ily , was unable to attend, bu t designated Ben Dlefendorf. commissioner o f ftilance. to represent h im personally.

The honorary pallbearers were -M syor J . J . McOue o f Boise,.Mrs. -M yrtle -B .. Enklng, state triauorer; .H a rry ,C. Parsorts, state oudJtor; .M r. D lefendorf. W. Q rr Chapman; Tw in Palls iawyeri and Senator T. ' Dan Connor o f Tw in Falls county.

Active pallbearers- were A. E. Graves, Newell S. W ight, O. W.

W itham and-Representative J. M. iSharp o f Boise; Ira H . Maatera.of BIsckfoot and Charles Macauley of

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C o m in g Euents .

M iro a . Woman's club w ill meet Thursday fo r a Mother's Day lunch-

I on a t one-o'clock a t the home o! '-Mrs. A ..L . Bevercomb.

* Tbe Royal Neighbor J. U . club w ill '.entertain a t a' benefit card party Wednesday aftemoon a t 3 o'clock a t the home o f Mrs. J. L . Oreene 7JB Thlrd"arenue east, ' '

' The Oem State Study club Will -moet Wednesday aftemoon a t 1:30 o'clook tx the home o f Mrs. S. P. Gardner.

The Womens Missionary .soclcty o f the Christian church w ill meet in the women's room Thunday a fu m o o n .a t 3;1S oclock. There

will be elecUon of offleers and all -membera are urged to be present. 'M em ben o f the church and friends .a re InrJted.

' Honoring the out-of-town vls lton , h o w ill be here fb r the state music t /fs t lv a l and contest, the L. D. 8. 'ch u rch eholr is sponsoring a dance I Thunday evening a t 0 o'clock a t ' th e-recretttlon hall. The N ight Hawks '^Tdll fum ish~the music. Tlie~pub!ic

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I N \^^iratTA%ak-!.-Aptn uu J i l l B n lh B row o 0 W. c

' X . U . a t ber.home Thunday after soon. M rs . 'O . W. Jobnsen -hac

e c ts chae a i tbe dorotlonata and M ri

temperance.' .Hefresbmenu wen serred to Mssdafflea Jdtm . Bland

--------Lo yd -D a v ls ^W lllla m V K le ta ko p J, Raymoad Vlerbeller, J ..B . Boles, t

^ ^ . H . Wlnster, A . . M Hoover, O. W b ^ Johnson. N. Jobbstone and Ray.

m ond Matthews , . .S u ! - M r. and M rs. J. 1. Tolman w il I t l l i iM ve Sunday m o m ln g .fffi Los .An'____ pW trs ml; t> r [r Mr' . M yra l O . Clark^and daughter. Mar- icted gene, who w ill arrive )ir boot froa Je Hoaolulu May 2. En route they wU

.visit th e lt_ n ,_ B lo ii. Tolm an aat to - M rs. Luvena Bates, M n . Tolm aal lAt- mother. In Salt Laka C ity. M n Bl C lark w ill spend the summer hen :e o f w ith relatives. ,

M n . M ^ C lark le ft fo r.her hom< irous In Crawford. Nebnitka. a fte r spend- usd Ing several months here w ltb he:

0 ^ 0 daughter, Mrs. Ray ,Jackman.Sverett-Jobnstone Is' spendlni

several weeks w ith his uncle. Ton itate Johnstone. In. Aberdeen.

- M r. and Mrs. John S llven. aqd .ther M r. and Mrs. A rth u r Terry return. ilm> ed to tbe lr homes here tb ls week had Btter spending the w inter In Phoe*

slan. .n l^ Arlsona.nd," Mrs. B irch and In fan t daughter,

who bave been In the Ea rl Meeki was homo since A p ril 1, le ft last week and for-thelr-hom e-ln-Ashton; Idaha rgy. M r. and Mra. L . T . Patterson and

son Ja ttle le ft Saturday momlng re l- /o r Idaho Falls to apend the week

:a r- end w ith relatives.Ulssires-

L^:Efili lOPBUIlLEy -

- IlNSlliS SIMONSvereM n. ;---------

BO RLE^. A p ril n - i . S. Under- i . wood, Burley grocer, died Sunday

a t noon following a ten-days' 111- neas from pneumonia. He was bom In Danville. lUinols. Sun-tvlng are h is wife. M n . ZJIlIe Underwood, a

sister. M n . Austin o f D a lla i; Texas. , and a brother, CoUox Underwood, ; n f of-M Inldoka. Hdnois.' Funeral. ser^'lces w ill be held in

the Presbyterian church Tuesday nfternoon a t 1:30 oclock w ith Rev. C. 'O , Arraa o tflc lsting. Shrlnera

. ond Moaona w ill attend in a bod] ,^ M r. Underwood being a Shrlner. Fol-

' lowing the aervices the bod}*, w ill be _ J , oent to Grand Island, Nebnska. for

interment In St. Joseph cemetery leet w ith the Masons In charge. The body >eh- rests at.4fte Johnson mortuary here. 5 o f .

w ill GRANGERS DiSCUSS K t STATE SALES TAXme

" T1n Palls G ra n g a -jt a recent .meeting, heard nn address by J. 8.

Will ^^Idhu ien on the sales tax: dls- 1:30 cuued I t generally, but took no , p . definite action a t th s t time, .r-

Ta-o humorous readings -ere given by V lrg ll Raybom o f the high

lety school public speaking department. :eet A seed and bulb exchange concluded day the session.lere - ________________________________a ll ------------------------- -^---------------- :---------

:n t. Jy Invited to attend.nds ' ---------

T lw Mentor club w ill meet ^ Wednesday afternoon at the home of

o n M n . A. N. Bonu-ell.isle ---------

8. The M ounta in View club w ill meet nee a t the home o f Mrs. Guy Hunter a t Wednesday aftemoon. R oll call re-

rka aponses w ill be "M y Beauty Treat- 5iic- menr.'" -----------------------------:---------

lO D E t A T H O M E>aiIy-New a-Pattem ---------^

~ 'AND ADDS A B IT OF LACC FOR DAINTINESS

PATTERN 2332

Ihj d ' n t t c C f J o i t i SI R igh t now Is the tim e to play for I a rery speelsl Personal Appeannce I on Mother's Day! You owe 11 toI ... the fam ily to look as charming asI you really are on tha t dsy and I forever a fte r! D ecido-^yw r' ths t I j-our frock fo r tha t Gala occasion I w in be tbe loveliest th ing jouTc I ever hsd. like the figured p rin t

pictured herel 'That touch o f Isce a t the neck U Just the dainty note you need, the slenderizing cape ju s l the ortOt fU tte ry your feminine heart desires! Chocss a p rin t

ed sheer (a small design I f your proportions are generous), a b it of dainty Isee and -da .trea t yourself to a clevcr crystal buckle!

Pa lU m 3333 U avalUble lo slses 30. 38. 40. 42. 44 and *6. Blue 36

.takes 4 '; yards 39 Inch fabric, and U yard is inch lace. Illustrated step-by-step sewing'instmctlons In-

I eluded.

Send nFTE E N CE.NT5 (15c) tn coins or sUmps (eolns preferred) foe th is Asn Adams pattem. W rit# pla in ly name, address and styls number. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE. ;

[ GET TOE A.VNE AOAMS SPRING I F A T T tK N B6 0 K 1 Make fo r your- I seU tha clothes th s t ars smart, prac- I tica l aad becoming. Cboose them 1 from the fo rty pages o f th is beautl- I fu lly Illustrated book wbkA Includes .. also ckcluslre fhinn fo r to u ai>d

chlldrvn. especially designed dresses fo r the mature figure. Ungerle. and hosts o f other Interesting features. Eacti garment Uhistrated Is essy to make w ith an Anoe Adams pa tte rn SEND FOR rO C R COPT TOOATI P U C E o r BOOK r iFTB E N CENTS. BOOK AND PATTERN TOGETHER. T W E N T T - F IV E CENTS. -

Add.*tss ordsn to T b * News. Pat- *ra D ep t, Tw lo PaUs.,

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sre Pythian s u te n honored Mrs. c. H od, Eldred a t a fareweU pa rty a t h o p fr home-Sunday-sfteraoonrMrsrEldret P. Is leaving Wednesday for San Pran- W. cisco to spend the summer w ith hei ly . daughters. M n . PbUUp Harold and

Miss Dora Eldred. ^>rlng blossomi 4U formed the decoraUons.. Refresh-

menta wete'served Ute la the afteri ^ noon. ________________ ___________

P1.W0CHLE CLVD ''^ ENTEliTM Sh'D AT SUPPER ^ M r. and Mra. A. V..VOUlams were

hoaU to the E M club a t a seven o'clock supper Sunday evening. Wal- ^ te r Larsen won the pHie 'fo r high score a t pinochle and A. P. Russel)

the low score. M r, and M n . Xoren ne MUler w ill enterU ln the club a t the d- next meeting.

MeT CLUB ELECTS ________NEW OFFICIAL STAFF

^ Miss Jane BraUaford waa elecled * president ol the M eT eluft Sundsy

afternoon a t a meeting i t the homo qd o f Miss Jeone Smock. She aucceeda n - Miss Beth Bothwell. Miss Bette ek Msgel was elected secrietary: Miss

M ary Bradley, treasurer, and M lu Wanda Hewlitt, sergmnt-at-arma. -

r. Plsns were msde fo r a breakfast to ks be held a t the home o f Miss EUnor ek HoUlngsworth May twelfth. Officers

w ill be installed a t this time. Re- jA freshmenU were serveil a t the close ng o f the sfternoon.

ENTERTAtN AT SUNDAY EVENING PXr TY

M r. and Mrs. O. H . Detweller were hosts at bridge Sunday evening. M r.

and Mrs. G. P. ThomeU and M r. and M n . Ronald Graves received thc

S card prUes and Mra. W. J. K in * won the traveling prtie . RefreshmenU were sen-ed.Guests were M r. and Mrs. G. F.

TttomeU, M r. and Mrs. Voy Hudson. M r. and Mrs. W. J. King, M r. and

r - Mrs. J. M . Pahan, M r and M n . Ron- ^ ald-Graves. M r. and.Mrs. Carl Pool ^ ond M r. and Mrs. Gene ThomeU.

re SWIMMING' Fa RTY a FOLLOWS CLUB MEET

IS. Members of Sigma Delta Psl. meet-d. Ing Sundoy sftemoon at the homo

o f Elmer Mallon. elected Clsrion-in Holland pre jldent:-.E lm er Mellon, ly vice president!" Donny Rogenon, V. secretary-treuure^; Ed Sporks,^asr rs te r o f ceremonles:.-.01rde'Boughton. jf, setgcont-at-orms. A fle r the buslneas I- meeting, the group motored to Banie buna's for a swlm. .

y ZU ZIMS ARRANGE ;y FOR ANNUAL MAY PARTYe. Arrangements fo r the annual

spring dance, May n in th a t Radlo- Und. were made by Zu 21m club membcn Sunday afteraoon. meeUng a t the home of Edwin Lloyd. Normaa

^ Bates presided. The dsnce wUI fea* ^ lure the sports theme. Invitations . b ^ ^ u e d to .sponsors and I t membcn o f the T rl-C . MeT Red

K n lg h u and Sigma Delu Psl clubs,. I- and each member o f the Zu Z im club |0 U Inviting a guest. Plsns were also I

mode fo r the annual swimmer. |

h BLUE MONDAY t. CLUD b'NTERTAINKO d Mra. tTank McCormick wos host

ess to the Blue Mondny club s t a luncheon yesterdoy afternoon. T b t

- luncheon u b le was ccntered /< '1^ blue flow en and the place c y^ s were also In blue. Mrs. E. L. 'Rayborn.

. M n .C .D . Anderson and Mrs. Oeorse t Von'nibcrR were guests. Mrs. P. E.

Meull won high score a t contract t nnd M n . Raybom low. |

1 KIMBERLY COUPLE \ . MARRIED SUNDAY I

Miss Helen Dean, doughter o f- -Mr. ' an d M n . R. A. Dean,' and B en-

Slai; aon o f Peter M sl, nli of K lm -t berly, were married Sunday after- - noon a t tw o -th irty o'clock a t the

home o f (he bride's psrenU by Rev.' Theodore M artin , pastor o f.^ tltff

I Klm berly Church o f the Nasarene. Immedlat ly -pracd lng ,-th-re-

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h a i^ t in e e M Jnodel o rU gh t blue eb lt- Ired- ton aad et rrled->-boQqget'^-bride^ an- rosebuds, . R v . \ . attendoot. . **> her Qladya.BeaD.'.ore a b liie ^ p r la t and and carried a bowitiet o f sw ee^as. oms Tbe bridegroom w at attended',by fsh- Victor MaJ, b is btoUjer. te r i Tbe rin i.cerem ooy was perform

ed before an arrangemeDt of-petted TiiBnoniad^inswew: . ' -

PoUowlng the cereinony refresh- R nventa were served to flflyrfW o.'re ia- rere tivea and friends.. A t - f iv e .o dock iven M r. find M n . M ai le ft - fo r S a lt-La te iral- C ity .on a. b rief, w tdd lng ..trip .., tlgh The bride's golng-awsy o u lf lt was tsell & blue swagger ault w llh white, ac- >ren cessorles. M r. and M n . M ai wUl lbe reside on a farmsoulheast'of K lm

berly. _____

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'jc d Masonic Lodge andT ln PaUs Chapter, Ofder o f Uie Bosiem Star, bave been Invited bjr

^ the Gooding Masons and Eastern ctie s tn n io attend the annual Masonlo

donee a t Oooding th is evening. A number ot local couples are- m otor*

- Ing to Gooding fo r tho occasion, t ton w INTEREST GROUP HEARS w s ADDRESS-ON FRIENDS lose Self-Improvement group, o f

the G irl Reserves, meeting .yester* dny aflemoon a t the h lfh school,

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' The body o f Ray G l a i ^ . p lo ow r newspspcmian o f Cams* P rairie who

was k lU ^ in -a n automoliUe. .aed- _ dent in MlnneapoUs las t Priday. R( ^ -w iU -o w iw - lw r e pridasM o-4ats S ! ment in Tw in PalU cemetery bedde

the grave of h l i Hf>, who J a n - __I S uary 3. .1034. . ' . .^ ' M r. Glnikey came to PaJrfteld In ^ I W and was a t one Ume ed ito r o t , 'w the Camas County Courier. Since 'J > / the demh of M n . G la ikey-ba 'bas ^

resided In MlnneapoUs, . , . iT ted The boJiy wUi be accompaaied to j y ~ Tw ln -F l!a -by-h is-b t)therr-A h le ^ th - GInzkey. Interment wUl be In charge * | j i . o f the W lilte mortuary. -

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Nc.irly SOO high school stuoenU sq yesterdny signified the ir Intentions wti

of-oldtnr-the-debate .squad oo Ua r . ' t r ip to the nnllonal contesU a t jd i

Kent. Ohio, by paying an extra hei Itje nJekcI for (he ir schoo] paper, the ig Bruin, i i c n Thursday. Bnslnesi w i

^ MonnRrr Frank W alker lU te d Uiat Qlo U Druln would add 3S to the i , f

A squads funds following a check-up g ;. among the student body.I, Tljursday's Bm ln, the laat o f the

)-enr. w ill be a senior special and ^ number of unusual features aro be

' Ing ndvsrllscd by the public ity de- T JB rtm pn t^E dw ard -W inm s-tt"U ie I publicity monager.

sr*loi, " L _

atUck. lie was previously a rancher ' In tlie Teton basin, ' *

He wos Ijom In V b ^ a . Scp- *^5 . tember 11. 1S4D, the sen o f Edward

and Morgnret Bowlca. Hla w ife pre* ceded him In death; . ^

n He Is survived by i l x 'chUdren:, l | M n . Deity Drake. Hogerman; M n ..U Vlolo Drake, v ic to r, Idaho: M r.-Re. .

becco Blrcher. Victor, Idaho: M n . * Florence Dartdson,. Drlgga: Henry

j r - Bowles, Oakley; and Mra. A d a J a lr- he bonks, Onklcy, * me The body resU o t the .Johnaon lr * mortuary In Burley pendbig funeral u i arrangements..

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Relatives Wiil Talnd Mrs. Mildred Moeken, Tw in TUIs. nor and her husbsnd, Henry KlsUng, P > wbo Is In Collfomls, H er sister, M n . T R. W. Nichols, and her niece. Miss slal Id a Widoson, Glendale, hara been here for the post sei^erol montlis. ton

Tlie body, which now resU at the P1 Wblj,e mortusry, wlU be taken to - Jn; doy to Orange, Callfomla, fo r bur- Alls U l. '

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Real Estate Transfers ----------------------------------- :_____ b y .1

- P w n b h 'e a '^ U ir io U n n o a n U In . ~ . T Itl# Qaarasty CempoBr ^ pQ

APRIL *7,1935 Deed: P. S. Runser to R. E. Zahl,

$10, Lou fl, 7, Snyder Tract. 8Deed: R. E. Zshl to D. Patrick.

11. LoU 0. 7, Snyder Tract.Deed: J. N. Baker to E. L . Pat

rick, Exec., $1, Lota.fl.'.7,.-Bnyder * Tyoct. ^

Radio .Servlce-repalrs, Ph. 44B-J. 1 Robt. Oasklll. with Aato Elee. Ser- vice, 138 2nd No.Adv. ...... ^ '

We clean and (rta t g ra lu Olobc ~ " Seed A Feed Co.-Adv. _ _

. " A L L T H E

FUN WAS BONE %O U T o O F L I F E '

Mys mlddi^sgcd w o m a nM an y w om ea suffer fro m h o t f l a s ^ , spells, nervousDcag

t iLad o the r aa- to m s > /

l i f e b o t ^ se c iD w o c t h M

l ln .U a tt lia I iy |o g .V -

?*All tbe fiin was fo o e out orj{(e,*1 I coa pU la r M k S. Msnubek o f 10907 Edbrooke Are., C h ic a g For ^ five ycsn I wai going tbronan a very ' bad lioie. I wsi nervous, hsd ietrlb le beadacbei, could, noc d im b s is in aad fe lt swollen. Vour Veaeioble Compound worked w ondcn to r me.I t is a grest medldne fo r any time o f

Lucille used to b in t ac tbe office: ' Y o u r medicine helped . ber aod bdped 0 / dsugbtcr.Jii4sv too.*?

f l Had A w h iT iM S p d lt )i m M r*. Hsrry H. Price o f io4 N o j Im risoQ Ave., Ksnkaket. IlUnois; TbejVegetsNeCompoufld puts pep. ha U to me aod mskcs my w ork easy.'^

-Vegeable Coapona^

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I f l i W p U ^T lckeU fo r tb T b ig b school sen- J

lor dai^r p lsy, "TW# Royal PkiaUy,- 7 ' went on sale >-esterd&y ' and Jim Dawaon, business maaager o f the SU play, reported laat n ig h t tb a t the re- anc su lU predicted a record attendance dro atthe-.peeformaBoe-4ooioijoi^^ve* Pla nlng. WbUe tbe dlrectora and cast* cre p u t-U te - fin la h in g -to u e b e ft-o i^a n -tbe Intensive three and one-half weeks ^ o f K h ea na i; the business s U ff U wei publlclxlng the pUy. d'oc

A 'b lU board display, o f the p ic- hol tures o f tbe acton was .added to n< the publicity arrangemenU yes- terday. T lw pictures appear in the bod minm n on tr iHe n ig m enooi: ^ err

SUge managers /ipd property and hoi costuipe - bands are also working .ter, overtime gathering accessories fo r sue the elaborate iilay. Thl) setting is ^ tbe duplex apartment o f an eceen- doj trie fam ily o f actors liv in g In the the Eaat F lftlea o f New York. Personal Rei and atage propertiea are extraordl- ten norily numeroua for a high achool ter; production. Joii

Tbe personnel o f the managing 1 s la ff la 'as follows; Buslneu Jim Dawson; aUge Lyle Prico and Bar- the ton Nordllng: IlghU James Hodgea: )> pnjpertic* M r/orle -aicwai, lone Jenson. Prank Oiese and Lawrence H AUsberry: caitumes, Joon Bacon; th ^ maketup, Dorolhy Call:-bouae. Lor- and ena v ic to r. Hnj

M rs:.Bonn la Mae Slmpsdn U d l- = reeling, assisted by E d ith Clark, and f f the High achool" orebestra dlrecud f l " by J: T . Balnbridge w ill provide ihe Is.

ROUND-UP OF FAULTY ' JS BRAKES, Lights coming Si

" " . reelS U U . c o u n ty -a n d -d ty o ff lc e n w ill

wlU cooperau In a raund-up o f he

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agenuine .^hcn hontchlde T.R IP process known on ly to W olverine see W olvcnnes and t r y them on, c wonderful' they rea lly are. Step ii have a ll stzca in a ll the popular st

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James an'd hts cbUsln. Pted B iD ,V were playing in the w a U rw h ro su d - d'only the boy aUpped In to a deep . hole. Neither o f the boys could swim and the HIU tn y ruahed to ' t h e - fa rm boute to'kubim on belp. The body waa recovered by Leslie School-

hour a fle r the boy feU In to the water, A r ilf ld a l resplnUon proved un '; ' auccessful.

Puneral Mrvices wUl be beld Tuesday att^n iboa a t 3:30 o dock from . .> the Jerome Ba'{iUst church wUh - - Rev. o.* L . Johnson officia ting. In -- U rm ent vU l bo In the Jerome cemetery in ehorge o f the Evans and Johnson funeral bome o f BuhL .

Tbe famUy. has lived on. tbo ' r Charlea Abbott fa rm near here since they moved here frem Jerome a year ago, . James was a seventh - grade student in Haieraua school.

Ke la.aurvived by lUa pareoU and three brothers,- W illiam o( Jerome ' and W alter and W arre n ,jx )th . o f Hngennan.r-. ,

care w ith defecUve IlghU a id faulty brakea tha t.la to be lounohed here wlUOn the next few days, i t was announced i m evm lng. . ,

comUig raund-up, PonUtoe Cooper.' sU U tra ffle officer, said, w u given' w ith view, to encouraging coopera- tlon'o f^autom obUe ownen tn eor- recUng UghU and brakes. ArresU U l:be.m ade durtng the round-up. . 1 he aald. ^

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A , . Y . . r -------- ------------------ ------------ 1 KIEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PttESS ^, -V ,- T n . J S S a P T c b . x d u . l v . l , . n m . . d t t ,' . Lhe use fo r Dubllcatlon o f all ncw d l*p tch ' credited to It. o r no t othiSnrtse credited In -th is ,

and to the local n c pubUsbed. herein.' ^ l% b t s o f repubUcaUon o f *pedal dlspatche*

herein, also reserved. ___________ ^ 1

m means Associated Ptets. ~ ' Member Audit Bureau o t C irculations. |

. N ATIO N AL RBPRESBNTATiyES ,: ^ PRUDbEN, K D 0 AND PRUDDEN, New *V York. Chlcago- th ro M Interesting Jlght upon American penology. The convicts refused to 'do the work aaslgncd to Uiem by the prison admlnlstoatlon because Uie rtate parole board Is. in th e ir opinion, too slow in piaslnc upon oppllcatlons fo r parole. As Uie prison is qvercrod(d and doubUess lacks some of the com forU and luxuries of a f lrs l rate botel o r couniry dub. ib is delay b W uralJy r fs e n t j..

Probation or pwole has been so administered In America as lo lue convinced tla tm ln a l th a t 11 U a r ig h t which 11 is the prims duty o f the goverament to secure to him. I t Boi-emment Inslsu upon depriving h im o f his liberty merely becsuse he h a i murdered, raped, burgled or stolen, i t has aajumed a responsibUlty fo r h is welfare which he propoees to have congenially fu lf ille d . Nowhere tn any other country do we know o f thU hne, uiURdlnr altitude amDng' individuals confined fo r crime. We suppose th is U w hat b called salvage. C erU ln ly It hw produced a system o f dealing w ith crlm lnsU whtch salvages their jpeclal procUvlUes and turns them loose in due -time w ith a righteous ind ignation fo r the Jnconvenlencf* o f detenUon and the Inadequacies of thelr care and e n terU lnm ent

O h io ought to lose no ttme in inereaalng its parole board o r provide pleasanter accommodaUens fo r !U prlsonen. Probably the pri*cn chefs are less ta lented Uian prisoners ha a jig h t to demand, and- are iherts enough single rooms w ith bathT

BRaKFASTFOODWUUeDad. whst's a paradox?

-O adA womsa who Is wearing a pa ir ot sUk jto^k- Ingt and tries to k tt^ i t 4 secret.

U t-C lty O lr lWhy do they put beUs on cowiT 2nd D lito -W h y , M as to give w arning aod r w ean

run away from them, you s lD j.

TeacherW hy w u Columbus s*nt home la chains? PupUao he wenJdnt skid on tfc* wet roads.

A unt Loui?e-ao you iaU nd to be a soldier, do you Hen.-y? Dorvt you know you may be kllledT . Henry-KU led? Wbo by?

A unt LouiseTbs enemy. ~ IT e n ry -rnen l-u be the enemy, ^

Jtovle &lanacer (to B lo a d e ) -Y o u tt Jumped o wc U ff_ ^ r ight. And you've fo - jjh i ft four gangsters

and la id Uem low. la the next seem yog t a to kiU a ' ' mouse w ith your bue hsnds 1

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N A T IQ N A 'L '(NEWS BEHIN

(Copyright, McClure

. NEW Y O B K .By James McMBlUn^*.

SHARING. PJnancUl conserva- ' tlves applaud Secretary Morgen-

thaus insistence any.veterana : bonus legislation must, be aoeom-

Ing panied by taxation to c o w the ooist ie - In order no t .to unbalance tbe bud< Ota They are glad to aee tbe admln<

Is tra t lo iO lm fo r a pa y-u fyo u.go poHcy on orte Item a n yw a y even

' though it's a hme oaala In a Sahara ^ o f debt expansion. ,

B u t M r, Morgenthaua suggestion >tU th a t Inheritance taxes would be a snt good ^a y to raise a a t lo n a l reve- tiia nue sends icy aMvers down .wealthy 5- spines. I t 's feared th a t Congress wlU

' fin d the ImpUed InvlU U oa to com> _ biRo passage o f t w bonus w ith the

" pleasure o f soaking the r ich too en- tor, tlc lng to res is tn l Comment tu n s th a t FD R may not th go fo r Huey- Long's wealth-sharing fa patterb u t-ev id en tly h u Id e u o f hls owa on tb e aubject

^ SCAttCE. Bankers are worked up ed about rev iva l c f the p lan to - 'give ne- the Federal Reserve Board a veto n power over jnember- bank loans to -I- industries guUty o f orer-productlon.

They elalm th a t pre tty soon they w-ont be able to aneese w ithout per-

* t mission.sn Conservative critics remark th a t 0- the most over-produced Industry In

the country is real esUte. Y e t the govem m enl n o l only fosters fu rthe r produetlon tlirough every possible channel o f i u ownl i Is continually

be prodding the banks to loosen up Id along the aame line. The boys arent In paasmg up the chanoe fo r caustic

reference to the New Deal's consls- . tency.

The banks also complain tb a t any sueh legislation would pu t them on an eren ho tte r spot than they ha>*e

ceeupwa newtorofe. w unm gm n u ta StiU sore a t us fo r no t making more , loans. Y e t we practically couldn't

make any under th is restriction. In - dustries th a t aren't over-produced on the basU o f present' oonsump-

90 tlon are u scarce u hoop'.sklrts fo r na horses.-

CHEAP. Here'S a sample o f w a l esthU conditions In the New York fU tandal d u tr ic t. A buUdlne In the

In heart o t the sectionwhich h u U sold u h ig h u three mUllon doK nt lars and a couple o f limes fo r efer

tw o m illio n Is now begging fo r an T o ffe r o f *000.000. More than lh a t h u

been spent to modemWe It in the V past few years.ly Tbe prioe quoted Is equivalent to

W_ to o t fo r the land w lth a 30- story fcu lld lng 'lhrow n in free. Pnrp^

t - e rty tw o blocks away was rated a bargain when I t changed hands a t

^ 3 0 fo o l (exclusive f building) In IMO.is . '>d WASHINGTON

.. ' B r George Dorao I J , PR ED IC TIO N. Prank C. Walker,

who haa been picked fo r a key po- s ltton In Preeldent Roowrell's inU - ^ mate entourage fo r expending tb a t re m,MO.OOO.OOO tn work-rellef, should

beremembered u one o f the orig ina l FT R . B . C ." men, meaning be helped organise the Rooserelt U nd - sUde before the 1M3 Chtcago con- ventioaa.

W alker eomes back in to the spot- J U gb t pa rticu la rly in hU o',d Job u

director o f the National Kr,ergeney u. Council, w ith reluctance. He h u a l

ways worked best w ithout pubUetty Is faet. h u done so ex-otfleio fo r nearly a year. His specialties are under-eover coordination and pollU-

in cal pnaoee-raisiag. neither o f whieh

S c h i l l in gy ^ a n i l l a

^ m tv t r U e t t eu t

D A H O , T O E S D A Y U O B K p tS ,; A I ^ S B = = = S = S S =

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> W H IR L IG I G :UKD THE NEWS) Jure Newspaper SyndlcaU) k

flbloom overly well. In hU measured * opinion, i f too mueh W ashington g\ newspaper spotligh t and. conjecture

[ ! * ' U plaoed upon tbepi- Ha returned 7 ' to fo rm al New Deal serrtee on ly be-

cause the commanding general u rg - ed h im to get back in to hameaa. u

And m ay th U 'w rite r take a m od- 01 es rb oW .to r having predicted some

t i me ago th a t W alker reluctaaUy f, would be back In a key poaltlon to r si

the expenditure ot tha t *4.UO,000,- 1 * ^ 000? ; _____ i

a n o n y m o u s ; A lo l ,o f ha rd- S" headed and.ab le men are a t w ork bi

In some o f the federal agenclea It ^ classed u the New D ea l They are c<

u much oppoeed to radical experi- el m enu u any ouUlders, T he ir p r t- n vate critic ism o f b ra in -triu te rs 01 would raise a blister on a rhlnocer^ w os' hide. Collectively the agencies

under these praetleal men are doing ^ much to improve business, reduce bt

unemployment and save the adm in- di UtraUon from an open break w ith in

up Oongrws. s l[ t f f ; RaUroads. banks, home ;bwnen, ^ 0 mortgage oompaniei, miners,' build-

to Ing contracton, building .material ion, produoera and artisans are better _ hey o f f because o f the sctlvitlee o f fed- "

e n l agencies tha t are no t looking m fo r tbe U m ellght The collective e f- aj

hat ^orte o f the>e agencies must be di In counted In Roosevelts favor. He en- sc

the coursge* them aU.her --------- 'ible NOTES. Plans are In preparation ^ klly fo r the -iTeasury Annex building to up cover the lo u now occupied by the

sn t Belasco Theatet and Cosmos Club. 8* l l ic No em pty apartmenU in Washing- lls - ton and the suburbs a re ' growing

rap id ly. Painters and sculptors * m y abould aend. fo r the buUetln o f the ^ on Pa inting and Sculpture sw< m ilrty -O Q seniors, b lg li achool fac- t (Jty members and tb e lr wlvea werew the honored fueeU.----------------------- n -J Tbe gymnasium- w u transformed ft-1 Into a picturesque Japanete -gar

den w hich featured a lUy poad In aa the center and lantem a tunUshed u j j u g h u ^ e tfw t a . J ^ l ^ t tablea were

^ . .John .Tolk, m aster-o f ceremonies.announced U)o program numbera u

M feUows: Addreaa o f welcome, K a tb - lyn Straughn, Junior clasa n r ^ e n t :

?l|respoDae, U oyd Bhtwmaker, sen*- io r c la u president: piano aolo, Pat

Patteraon; voeal solo. M abel Saowi^ reading, M sh^ Dodson; c larine tand trum pet dtlei. Lester HUU on dH e r- man C ^ l ; ta p dance; Jano Oep-

^ U7, T ih n FaUs: Japanese a ong, !?* Grace Tsuguiyana. he Musle fo r the banquet w u tu rn -

ished by tbe R hy th m Klnga. M o- f** thers o f Junior c la u membera u - - sUted in Uie p lann ing o t the event K f ja n d aop.bomore glrU assUted In

i p M O lN M S I f liJOOPiNB-CflyNmGENI-

O OO DINa. AprU M Realgna- ? Oon o f O. E. McConneU, Ooodlng ,,, couniy extension agent to r th o p A t

j4 -ye a w ,-to accepttthe-poelU on-of , chief A r tn g e management fo r the f ; United SU les department o f agri- ^ culture w ltb headquarters In Colo-

rado, w u announced here thU week, H U reslgnaUon U eftecUve May l i wheo Ifb w ill begin work In the sol\ erosion M rvice w ith the agricu ltura l department.

V M r. McConneU wlU leave here 5d Sunday w ith hU fa m ily to r the ir

new home tn-Colorado.Sprlnga..No successor b u ye t twen- named. .

JEROME GLEE C W

- PflESENl^OPEBEniln JEROME,-AprU 1The boys and ^ glrU glee clubs o f Jerome high n school, directed Jiy M lss A nna Mae

Osmanson. presented a two^acl- operetta. Jerry o t Jericho Road. a t

the Jerome h ig h school auditorium. . Pridoy evening b e ^ an audience of- 400 persons. .

Im p o ru n t characters' were Lowel Bird, H arry Towle, Oene R lcketU, A rth u r Thompson, O orls Swlmm,

^ Margaret Sugg, Kenneth M e iK r, A r- , th u r E ^e . Margaret Lee, Fae Over- field, Wayne DavU. Barbara Da-* vU. Delbert B u rkh a lte r and O K ar

Peterson. The Jerome b l th achool, orehestm directed 'b y O u sU r ' Flechtner, played several numbers.

MUs Beverly Rice, W alte r . Snod- g ra u and T ..A . H un t aocotajwnled

the vocal num ben on the piano.U* MUs Oamsnson > aasUted by J Mlss V irg in ia Haldeman and MUs >. Velma Pariah in dlrecUng lhe of>- eretU.t B il l. Hurlebaus was advertising n manager: W ilbur Box, stsge man-j T ager: W ir t Pairman. property man

ager; and Gene Lythgoe, ligh ting- ond seenery. Theda Nelson. Anna- r belle -Zug,* M arjo rie Carlson, Evelyn

Nlms. Jvan (5i-crfie3d and PhylUs e Handy. O lr l Reser\-e members, serv- r ed u ushers. D lrecUd by Mlss Oene R lcketU. a g horse rider's dance w u gh*en by

M argaret Pyle; Pearl Sm ith, Emma o T.ythgoe,-Helen McCabe, B e tty C s r l. g ton. D orolhy Foote-and Elsie Rob- a erts. MUs M argaret Sugg was in

charge o t m inuet dance by Helen e McCabe, Irene Hendry. EUle .Rob- g erts, Dorothy Foote, B e tty Carlson

find Emma Lytligoe. A m o d ^h ................................. Shirley Arsteln, D uane Perkins,I, LincoUi U e . H ow sjd Peck. D orolhy

VUUng. L a te r O ra ff..A fU m Adam - r son and U nco ln Lee. a Prom pter w u M a r r Anderson.. l lg h u were In charge o f Olenn Lee

and Ea ri Decker, and sound effecU n were' given by D o u g lu LewU, loaa . Moyes and Anna Base, e A matinee fo r the kiddles in 'th e

afternoon and the evening performance netted' the ^ a u over gM,

r i WED,-TMU. *TH E P A r.O F F !"

r JO E -K S A rS : ^. Bustneu u lllce oU. I t won'tf m ix w llh anyth ing b u t busUiess.. Eh w ha tl You should always

m ake i t your buslnesa to see th a t* you get your share o f the "Pay ' O t r and Oood Times at ' UNCLE JOE-K^S

^ LA ST TIM ES TO D AV lExtraordtaa iy Ite iw ra Rma of

a i l l l l l l l l S ! B J l l . l l l ! l . l | l ! I J

H A P P E N ro ^ ^ -^ ^ i

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Cartn-C em edy-N ew s

W ED NE SD AT-THtm S DA TI W ateh fe r "T HE r A T o r r *

S w *TTE -BEEN ABOCND DeUghtful Comedy Dram a

WHh g w ite r a ia trta

NOTK: It's AO in F an . asid-We N e v tt Rabe O or Prtces:

K ID D IS S Je AD C LTS SSe

{Guiding Your l [ f ,

ALIC E O L & IU U a' RZOHUOKD an- . .

J5J : F m . n B U S O N IN O

___1 _*-W hy iwtT^I_______ ^ e d lo tn r - th ing. And.becauie theres scar- i] In la tor another. AndIhed anyway, 1 d o n t Uke tbe plctutx^ irere H 'a n o t tbe k ind you need to aee. '

Dies, one o t which w u in lu e lf a u f^ ie n T t M probably aeemed to Mrs, Brown toI tb - strengthen ber ease. In p o in t o f tact,ent: I t weakened I t So many obJeeUons ien>^ to oae afnp le request, made each Pat ooe aeem Inooneluslve. H er smaU iflwi- daughters tlru L Im p M lo a -w o s ' and Ob, b io tber Just d ld n t w ant ma le r - to go to the movlea and thought up lep - evc^ythbig ahe oould to make i t ong, aeem Impossible.

And so fa r u appurances go, the iro - ChUd. U r ig h t. I t i t ttook three rea- MO- aons to prove U iat abe cotUd no t go. u - none o f ta e a eould havo been atrong

rent enough alone. Furthermore, the last 1 one. whlch-sounded like rp e rso n a l

reaction, bsd the effect o f v ltlsU ne the o lher two. ,

V ChUdrea aro ap t to be very l lte ra J. and straightforward, and also ^-ery

qu ick 'to sense any flaw in the o lher I I T fe llo w 'i argum ent Whateve'T U said j l - l - th e ^ , should be d i iw t a M to t lw

' better.-Three g ^ reasona are no t 71a - a .b ll.s tronger .than oae.Ung .J ib e 'p a re n t should decide in liU ? A t own m ind Just why he does no t wUh i-o t Uie chUd to do a lh lngt and-sttek-to- the th a t reason^ no t adding Irrelevant r r t - side-issues. The most valid reason in )lo - thU case w u the scarlet fever ep l- thU demic. Taken by Itself it t would or Uve should have convinced the child , and : In no t have le ft her wondering whether the I t w u no t simply an a rb itra ry w him

o t mothers w ith reasons manufnc- icra tured to boUter it. le lr _________________

H AZELTO N STUDENTSh o L d a n n u a l p r o m

HAZELTON, A urtl 39 Nearly _ _ 100 couples attended ih e annual. T l Junior-senior prom.held a t the hlRh I n school gymnasium Friday evening.

The. room was artUtlcsUy decorated in orchid and white, the aenlor class

m d colors.-Paul Bleler'a orchesUn from Igh T w in -F a lU fumUhed the music.

Punch w u served throughout the evening.

A number o f couples from the D lx - on community attended a surprise

> w pa rty fo r M r. and Mrs. John K ln - , de a o f FUer. former rejldenU o f

D ixon Sunday wenlng. The m ain feature o t the e>-enlng w u a poO t luck supper.

Oeorge Ward and Everett Ric le f t bere Priday momlng fo r a CCC

IT ' camp' ta the northem p a r t 'o f the

av 1 - J ". 'S j dance w u given by Barbara Burks,

Peggy Pyle, Barbara Davla, < June WooUey, M arcia BeddaU. D orlii

? ; Summers, Wreatha O a rk and Lois Oldham.

^ The chorui fo r the presenUUon ^ w u compeied o f Jeanne Abramson, __ M arcia BeddaU, B a jtw a Burk.%, ^ B r t ty Carlton. LUIa Mae Callen, M ary Chojnacky. WreaUia Clark,

Barbara* DavU, Peart Draper. Ea- th e f EUU, R uth Eo lf. August* Fechtner, Dorothy Foote. M ildred Gough. Helen Hatmaker. Iren e ften -

dry. H aic l Hogue. Elaine Kle in, A l- m a 'K nobe l, Margaret Let, Emma

, , Lythgoe, Helen McCabe, Roberts.- J ; M ullins, LoU Oldham. Oayl? Ow-

^ en t. Pae Overfle ld. Peggy Pyle, 2 ; Evelyn Randall. Nancy Reed.

Summers. M argaret Sugg. EWr'otliy Tum er. June WooUey,,Elher Yun-

t ker, WUbur Box.-Robert Bruce. Del- , bert Bushalter. Wayne DavU.^Jomfs

Dalton. Oscar Eaton, A lfred Flecht- S ner, Reed Giles, W arrsn Kays. W al- ^ dron Kennedy, Roland K ing. G^cc

Lythgoe, Thomas M oKhler. lU fo ld ^ M cJunkln, Kenneth McUcr. 0 cnr

Peterson. A ffson Ploss. A rth u r Pyle, m B illy Robinson. Thomas eMlltneton.

Ralph Sturges. Louis Sugg. A rthur eta Thompson. Jack Sllb.-ugh, Ervin ,aa SlncUU- and E. DcJuIlus.

he

m ENDS TOrfAY!

$10 R A I S E^ Edward Everett Hortan ^ -K a re n Morley s 't Tomorrow! Adalta 'l&e

< SpeDctrTRACY J O H N B O IE S

r y . t f I

J s u x r s i'M rn o J * TO R TO IS B AND

t h e h a b e "8POBT NXWS

I C ubs G om A f M r H

I ^ F C S -

P o u r P laye rs Lea ' i-. F ie ld A s R esu lt

O f B a f t l e s

1 . C H IC A G O T .A p r i l- 2 9 ( f f )i ' * ' S ix h o rae run flV t^vo f i s t fJg h I b a n is h m e n t o f f o u r p la y e w;; - a te n - ru n C h ica g o r a l l y i n t j j i . c I 0 it h .a n d a p a ra d e o f p ile

era m a rk e d r io to u s procce in g s to d a y as th e C u b s a

, , , P i t t s b u rg h P ira te s , m e e tli f o r t h e f i r s t t im e th is seasc E itU c d f ig u r a t iv e ly a n d 1

the eighth, getting a t H oyt ar and BIU Sw ift wUh equal vengeanc

. . D uring the course o f the ra lly Eni llsh h it ills home zun aod Salvesc

, walked, three men. which led to h . being charged w ith the defeat.

Tliey Just managed Co protect t l ,. Jead in tho n in th , however,- whc . Clny Bryant struck ou l TrayiK

w llll the t} in g run do second an . the ''Viinnlng ru n " on firs t. B r ja t

followed French and C arlrton i the mound In the n ln tiu

Tlie box score: r ritu b u rth ab t t H o

L. w .n fr e r ----------- 3 2 2I'. Wuner rf - ______ 3 I 2

k YOUIIB * ________0 0 0I , 1*. i i f r m in -------------s o K T Vsuihsn u ________ 3 3 4

Traroor 3 8 _______ 4 3 o iHubr J b --------------- S 3 3 (lAt'XcUO Jo ---------- 3 0 1 0

o ib o tn c .X __________0...0 . . a . .0 ..' Tncvrnow 3 b ______ 3 0 0 3I I H ort'"p 4 0 - 2 0

P -------------- 0 0 0 0> 1 1 J ^I TolU ... .............. i i ts 34 '

, x ix~D tud tor P. Wnr Jn th.: . ' o r 5 _________ o'* ?IS I i i

UDdtfem3B-_______ 3 3 3' cupler ef . 3 a 1C'tt*aow u S i ^' K;t:n. Ila rtn ftt ta LUMitrwi. W)nal&

pl;Sfr-4;*i- Umlat pSteJf.,*I

i ; Cardinals-7, Reds 2 r -T -^ I .W L N N A T L Aprtl a W m* ' Deaa rang up h i* th ird TJetorr eI . the sesson today, holding C ladaM n a ti^ K fg j ell in check whDo h i J St, LeuU teamnutes battered ou , ! a 7 to 3 dtO ilon. t Pepper M artin led the attack o< - S r t f l ^ asd FTeltas W h th r*

t

;s A n d-

! 6 S u R y 1

iq u e r P ira te s1 9 T n 1 1 * T lx l j Xa ia l W . L . Iye rs . New . r k -------------- T I .in th e Brooklyn ---------:------- M 4p i t ' : ' ! - g ' ? . * : , . ------------------- ; j KOCd- c i d i i . U _________ t J .1i an d n iu b a rg b ___________^Miting Bolton 5 7ason . rhu d iph u ............. ^ ^

S. V/. u i* l ae T tlaa d ___________J 2 .

*3 c h lc a c o _________3 .____ Hew Vork -------------------- * .

------------------- ---------- 'W a s h lB ito a -= .Z _ :. 7 - - 5 ' " t " * D etro it :--------------------4 9 .istrom. Rf i ^ n i . . * a

w o ^ p h i i . d S U z z r f 10 :!r U uit , 5 =

Jo ln S ^" g s r a V 'b * . K O t.:i ' 81. ltU< AB K H Ohe Fl WblUhMO 3B 1 3 3 except 0 0 p - S ;S 5 Jb zzz - . ... i - 5 s

s; ? s Ii i J

lansg- n ln i 3o s i s oS J S S ? e > r b = : 5 I S 1?boost }{fer ef _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 0 J 3

} 2 2 ? ^ ft KtinpourU 3b ____ I 3 0 1 3ntang* imbrtii s 1 0 o olurses' o nn tn p 3 - o o o1 th e .m itM p _ _ _ _ _ 0 0 0 0ito go t'b lekM n n ____ I o o o

I T t^kXft _ _ _ 33 2 S 37 both fr-B4Uetf'ior JCMnpoiirU in Sih.

d bu t >Battd for BrtBaan In lta . iin/4M.. )k> Bittt uffered the ir elghlh consecutlrnglng lefeat as they lost^the ba ll ganI andapart, ^ aU even a t 8 0 New Tork 7. PhlUdelphU S.7 1 WashlngtoD S. Botton 3. 'I * Chicago t, SL LU 4.

0 3 COAST tX AC UE1 2 M illions 7-1. Le t Anrtles 4-U .1 0 OakUnd -S. SeatUe 12-2.s 2 noOywood e-I. San F ru te lM S-1 I 0 Sacramento 9-7. PortUnd I- * .

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B l a n k W a s h i n g t o n

C l u b , 2 - 0

N E W Y O E K , A p r il 29 '(, 7 ^ V e rn o n ( L e f t y ) G om ez, w:

.77S ha d n o t ta k e n h is t u m o n t

.M 7 m ou nd in o v e r a w e e k becau o f a m ild a t ta c k o f th e g r ip ]

.102 re tu r ; ic d to a c t io h to d a y a *,4" ?- i

IOomn p _ _ _ _ _ 3 0 0 * w b ttte n ~ 3 Z Z Z :? o o o ooo* ooo-3 I Wry T o fk --------------- 000 no OOx-

^ Erron Keoi*. Runa btt*4 in-

- 4 -------- l i g e r s - lS r B F O w n s O ^1 ST. LOUIS, Apm M V-Th

Detroit Tigers opened a four-gam, stand here today by handing Ui

t oft*beaten St. Louis Browns thel I ; w on t drubbing o f the season, ] g ito 0. before a crowd numbering lei o jth a n a thousand. I t was the le i 3 enth consecuUve lo u fo r the hap o less Bnnms.3 1 The m e ra n Buck Newsom hel the American league champions t ) four h lU in se>-en Innings, bu t th

; snd garnered six more h lU ol

to Welland before the game ended, fla* The box score:

DtUtU AB It U O. Wnite cf . . . 5 3 2 3w, Coebran* e ______ 4 3 1 1_ _ oiinnfTf ab ____ _ s 3 3 i

OH* 11 tlf IB . * ~H * I *3Owlln rf . S I 3 4

3 KK'iT, :--------- ! i i i0t 3b ------ S 3 2 0tW P .. . .--------- J 2 > 3

T o U ta ----------------O 11 n JT 'wLk i ?Bum* Ib ________ 4 0 3 7HniulfT c ________ 3 0 1 flI tppw ir _________ 4 i 3 3B um ttt 3b ________ 4 0 0 1

4 0 J 0Sirftnt* M - 4 0 0 3.tlfvw a i p _ _ _ _ _ 3 0 1 0Wllkup p -------------O 0 0

F i r s t C l a s s P i r s t S

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:

I

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Olinois 5 - T o ^ A i c e p h F i g h

L g -W iim e i; is L ( la n i

c e e s C a n z o n e r i-A n ib e rs B o u t F a

) n to D e te r m in e H o ld e r

T i t le , A c c o rd in g t o V o

o f A t h le t io ' C o m m is s iiM /P ) . _____ y

B y CHARLES D D N K tire n th e (AssocUted Press Sporta W riter) cause c m o A G O . AprU u ( ^ x b a t rinTM> I>oU s taU ath letle oommUstea'((

**T ^ r t fu ie to 'reoogaiitbe w laBer( the Tony C usonerl

Sen* Len Anbera t ig h t- in New Yorl i- - th e May ss, a* betag holder o f tb 9 th e vorld'a lightweight UUo raeaU n o T T -fcrBam ey-aaa,-ilx wedca ago.-^

In tak ing th U action. Joseph T Id trl> commlssios'

! f "Ch*aipJon*blp sre won. la t ,K h . *0 ^ not In commission offlcei Lw. I Tha commUsloners ruled' th a r c

. I championship would be regarded open in lU lnols; n d 'th a t to dete

en ito r 135-pound tit le holdirtvinc approve an elim ination eoi ^ test Involving Canronerl, Ambe I. Red other llghtwelghu.Bud- I ----------- ---------

? i t *.. _.Mui4Ur.:XS,,- 2 -. J . _9 , 0_

x is M t id 'lor wiwo'ri) ln Oh. es to -B k tt d for wcUuid la ith .{ .ta l Dtrolt I4P OOI 0031

>t t t hit*0brlD|r 3. Suroj. Owea, H4n firs t orMDbtn. Bio:ti> b*i*-w>ui. DouS

1 He Pisr*Rottl to Otbnaicr to OrMr 'B*ra: Bunu to Btrog4 to Bunu. Wir ICkey niDK pttc&irBrldgw. Loalag pitctMr-

plate NewMm.. ourth I rank-1 R ed S o x 1 0 , A th le t ic s 8

PHILADELPHIA , 'AprU M > f i M ille r's pUich single w ltl

three,men on base and two out I the ele\en th ion lhg gave the Bosto

JS *.* Red 80* a 10 to S victory over th "2**,*: Athletics today. l! ' The defeat w u the fouHl

s tA lg h t Io r the A's. 'The box score:

L ' w : v . . = = = r ' " ! 0 1 -------- J I J.

V 0 Alrai? *ef .......... 1 3 I

t iH i t w ^ n * * *p " - - Z Z Z Z 0 0 0 0 1

? J j j I2 Totm .................4i 10 Io U ii ise PhlUdilPhU AB R H o /i ES!,7,'J '! i

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