Show - - Cik r Zribunt It A 15 Sunday Morning February 28 1943 a 4 Protest of Sheepmen and no iceboxes - - 46 Disease Cases Appear in Ogden 0 ' LI-- 1 I i)ftiksti - t - - - 4- - - - es - - - -- r I n- A - Sat-lwalk- ---- - -- - I ury - food Greek-America- - Bureau Asks Court to Stop Aid for Drives ' ittok- CARSON CITY Nev (UP)— Las Vegas and many mines prohundred Japanese evacuees ducing strategic ores in the Moapa valley will be sent to the Moapa valley hadRanchers insisted Japanese be allowed to aid in planting and harvesting to come to Nevada telling the tomato plants which will pro- governor if such labor was not Tribune Intermountsin Wire duce crops on 10000 acres in Cali- obtainable the tomato plant crop fornia Utah and Nevada Gov- would be lost Letters from pack— Wilford POCATELLO Idaho ernor E P Caryl ile was informed ing plants and ranchers in the J Latham 57 of 340 South Hayes states where the plants are S avenue died Saturday at 10:45 Saturday Charles F from A shipped expressed the same opinintelegram of a m in a Pocatello hospital cen- ion war relocation of Ernest the juries suffered in a faU Tuesday ter at Topaz Utah told the state's from a hotel stairway chief executive he "need have no bombardier Long Hirshman I Lew W Cox police investigator Worries" Japanese who were Beach CaL Staff Sergeants John said Mrs Bobbie Roberts manager evacuatedthe from Pacific coast areas Owensville Ind John F the Center hotel told officers ElMadden Iof Latham inquired about a room would engage - in subversive acWaynesburg Ohio Eugene POISE Feb 27 (—The Recur- 'Tuesday evening She told him tivities to an D Giles perIn Jr Lafayette Ind Alapplication signing commission !there were no rooms and he ttlem and exchange new cases of OGDEN—Forty-si- x the evacuees to be sent into mit W fred Southwick Mass Fuller Mr turned she As away sought a federal court order Nevada Carville in keeping with contagious diseases were reported and Robert C Parrott Modesto to prevent the Idaho Power tLatham apparently stumbled and his long-hel- d to the Ogden city health departopinion told the ment company from making contribu-!fel- l of over the banister at the top the during- the week ended Fri- Cal and Sergeant James C Fishwar relocation authorities to the long stairway crashing tions for political purposes in one state had only policeday Betty Ste wartdepartment er 3025 Whiting avenue Charthe floor below she told officers state and lotte N C Idaho concern lest secretary announced Saturday expressed cases The plane crashed and burned two more A civil complaint filed in federal There were reportedly noto The included list defense some of vital state's the a hosIle was rushed 16 of elstrict court asserted the combe meningitis Thursday night hi the hilly counspinal epidemic damaged plants in a police ambulance is situated in of scarlet fever 13 of chickenpox try 28 miles northwest of Glen-roc- k pany is "making contributions pital valley Moapa Wyo as it neared a bombthrough the Idaho state chamber Mr Latham was born January Clark county and is in the same nine of measles three of mumps of commerce and th Idaho Self 16 18S6 at Georgetown a son of general area as Boulder dam the two of pneumonia and on of Ger- ingl‘range The cause of the acciLatham Basic Inourers association and other James B and Lydia Mary 15 dent still is being investigated Magnesium Inc plants at man rneafdes 1934 was canmarried He with connection April in agencies his didacies nominations and election at Vale Ore Survivors include and appointment of persons for widow Mrs Pearl Latham a son sod to offices of the state of and two daughters June and John Idaho and its political mubdiv- D Latham of Pocatello and Mrs Puth McCallum of Dillon Mont icons Such activity the complaint eight brothers and sisters 'Thomas " Lathi said violates provisions of the pub-L- c G Latham of Challis Jesse :"'""'"'3-1W LathArch Ore am of 1935 of act Nyasa ---i utility holding "The contributions described" am of Blackfoot Charles G Lath: the complaint alleged "have been am of Salt Lake CityMrsHenry -Emand are being made by use of the Latham of Chicago Ill t i ' ' 4 I Mrs Hansen of ri eline Nampa mails and means and instrumentalities of interstate commerce and Mary L Kyne of Venita Ore and 7 :7-4-:p1 1 ) t Mrs Tabith McCammon of GeorgeL12±-q otherwise" ii ' i)Ilt : V — In a telephoned statement re- town yoa ' !f:(11 s' conductbe will services :: Presifuneral leased by company official 4 ' OitA :' A i ''siipo°'37-- ' : : dent C J Strike who vvas out of ed Monday at 10 a m in ItIcHan )''" 4 : ' iA i efwki ' ' lf' 7 - i :1::':- t town denied his company had vio- mortuary chapel with G L 1 4 1 04"77"77:7 lated "the 1 holding com- 'Stowell L D S bishop officiating ' ' '2 " ' ' ' 'z' '' Burial will be in Mountainview I 4 ii pany act or any other law" t ' : 41 : 1 numerous with other cemetery "Along 4!7a :''' t t i e i'IF t ''''''!2 organizations" the state-ine- rt k it:1111 ' ' )1 said "Idaho Power company c r :: :' 2::::::: la and intends to continue to be '''4 ' ' '''''1 ' th1 ' — GS ''''4144At ' a member of the Idaho state charn (:I ' 1: 1'41'111N a: commerce of and the Idaho c7izr Z 4 her ll'urk!1 Se:f Insurers' association "The future of Idaho Power --:: 11441 t company is directly related to the t of the territory and people we are privileged to serve A distinctive clooed bomber desiined to'lltaite type s model that makes Here's a mammoth and our continuing policy will be 'em and for 'ern there this model will back" Built bring export J of bogs and bush Functionally designed foe 21e0 to support any legitimate organi-- 1 BLACKFOOT Idaho — Grover become better and better known in Berlin Tokio and other and down walls over ''1111 stone pushing clambering ration or industry whose aim is tol T Bennett 48 of Shelley driver chief Axis cities has large bomb-bacapacity with equipment t forther the development of south- of & sedan that struck and fatally pitfalls Heavily armored to withstand punishment for Ample passenger capacity Speed np to unloading 24 ern Idaho" cannon and and with of A Merlin equipped Wright injured 300 mph Armored personnel compartments Heavy At Lewiston It S Erb president' Blackfoot machine stun to send back better than it takes evening in Friday me'1-'! of the state chamber il said the Blackfoot was absolved of fault — - -- ' action was "unwarranted" No --mg:— county officers Bingham by - ' --- ' ' t'l aT: ' : "The Idaho Power company is 7 i l' 7 will be held no more guilty of a violation than inquest Witnesses said Mr Wright had iI an33 other individual or firm which just left his residence south of the i has contributed to the chamber" Kessler cabins on the east side of lee asserted near the the Yellowstone Cr The chamber he explained "is south city limitshighway of Blackfoot to but not walk to the courthouse to apply t nonpartisan organization we -- are for a rationing book What nonpolitical ''' Built' to take the "ceiling" away ir!!Kamtomo is for of 4 ' working regardless ot George Ball of Blackfoot who skies Axis in the from to elect the very best men toparty anything pub- was driving his sedan northward I 2m Houses 2000 horsepower traria' to lic office realizing that a govern- to the busineas district sounded ' '' of worlds the Powers ment is no better than the menl his horn and Mr many go 4 It ' i f t 0 t ! Wright stepped t‘re v ' '' fastest fighting ftircraft and has e:ected to public office" Al rA Ale" f— off the edge of the pavement Ap' poo 'd I ' proved its mettle on every front 7 r looking back he parently without 11 ' d : front Stalingrad to Guadalcanal: (i N 1 stepped back on the pavement di— Aff y-' J! h ii i : : cvg oncoming 4' rectly in front ofNV the ye rx ee W Beck and 11'''''''r-4Bennett car Dr i i i i O 1 i i 0 Dr A E Miller of Blackfoot told - se i i i 11 1 't k t in4 officials the victim was almost ' ii'i'lC--'2----"Adir ' : "' i :ri: :: k 1 WASHINGTON D C Feb 27 stantly killed — k A Mr Wright was born September 7 war department Saturday made pliblic the names of 761 13 1918 at Preston a son of Mr f — Mrs Wallace 'E Wright He United States soldiers killed "'-- 1 e e -inland graduated from the k i Blackfoot act:on Wyoming' men included in the high school and married Loa s 4K ct were First Lieutenant Arthur Adams November 22 1940 in 1 t on of Blackfoot Arthur K Perry Perry Jr '17: t c' - ''''' ef Monarch Vyo who was killed Besides his widow and parents iin action in Europe and Private Mr Wright is survived by a son I Frst Class Marl:vn B Anderson and a daughter Ilona 14 months o isen of Mrs Alma Anderson of old and Merlin Lee Wright who i x : if 411:1 Vetran Wyo killed in the south- - was horn Christmas day 10 broth- ' and sisters Mrs Luella Murli 6 dock and Mrs Venona Goodwin of 7Blackfoot Mrs Nevada Roburds ::: Lost of Ariz Milton if Ensign Reported Kingman Wright '-0 of Laramie Wyo Hesdon Wright --- 'i t Turns Up Wounded of Reno Donna Adrian Kenneth we00 1 C114--A A ts -''' t-i' ' od001'"Ronald and Darwin Wright of ti k -- 41 Aosi i cw 3 0 NI 441e4 1EJ' if SPRINGS noric 0 Blackfoot Wyo—Mr te a rd Mrs G H Riackledge of Rock ii ' bt The body is in the Sandberg - oloy ' uydoreew0-were this relieved week t' --- ' - J1 ühIimMI1 rrrigs mortuary tot 0 wnen they received official notice 4461 thilliOditnelli 11 from the secretary of the navy that -Ann Atthrr Ensign Kenneth J 4 0 tr-0 ' ::y' is among the sur' lackledge ' --c' f vivors Of the sinking by Japs of ' 4 IF 1 a Unted States cruiser off the 7-stalwart new designed t ' Sorrrons last month 7 for distinctive utility in their respective fields and built with RENO Nev (UP)--ThHowever according to the notifi- U S catiofl the ensign was wounded weather bureau reported Saturday -mechanical excellence that is a Ford tradition 1:it i0 t the action and is now In losses in the state during the storm ' '' dring '14- ' a naval hospital No word has from Januasy 20 to January 23 In of steels and and ' od quality craftsmanship materials—stronger alloys—in 4t11 714 becn received as to the nature of totaled approximately $80000 oct careful these the are : of fitsest 'Iili every manufacturing step inspection products hs wounds '' I''! eonqq' mostly the result of floods Floods did considerable damage Ford ever made! in the Humboldt valley especially t i TheaterA Aid Polio Fund near Elko in Washoe Built for global service under ever' condition and clime the new products county and Built for climbmountains traveling glum trials or &roil in Lyon‘county Principal losses ' ' " d ROCK SPP'INGS' Wyo—Patrons resulted from washed out are rugged able dependable and have a army reconnaissance cat it country going this "take to capacity bridges a long way on short rations—stands up in service and Of Sweetwater county theagoes as as "deal latwell dams and it out" irrigation needs down Ruggedly built to withstand peaters contributed S322S3 in the highways : e 4 ishment Finished in olive drab thfater March of Dimes says Tom erals is a masterpiece of design and construction—each has Each of these models Average rainfall for the state Berta chairman of the annual was 228 inches 107 above the the of tests has met been a id pitiless proving grounds—each gruelling ft proclaimed tile infantile mean for 55 years and average campaign to paralysis funds The amount came tempera ture 332 degrees by experts an outstanding competitor in its field 33 front the two showhouses in Rock above the mean ' d in one Green River Springle-anWatch the dramatic performance of this year's Fords in all parts of the world ) lit and remember that the lessons learned in building these 1943 models will be U - deserts obrush either" 1 et Although the technical:ties of rationing are proving troublesome to sheepmen Mr Claar indicated woolgrowers have no argil& ment with the necessity or wisdom Tribune Intermountain Wire ''Send letters of proteet at once of the point system "But a proPOCATELLO Idaho — Idaho to C C Anderson state 0 P A test is justified in the light of he advised sheepmen point allotments" he declared sheepmen Saturday protested vig- director" "We must convince NS'ashington it orously the attempt to ration erred We must have relief at Club Continues Drive ranch and range workers 48 food once" He said Washington ROCIC ridings points a month SPRINGS Wyo—'1"he "It is definitely an impossibility were "built for any place but the Rock Springs chapter of Ahepa to feed ranch and range workers west As every person in the west patriotic group two days on points allowed" M knows ranchers and sheepmen will continue its drive for $60000 C Clear executive secretary of must of necessity use all types in war bonds until March 21 an Idaho Wool Growers association of foods that keep and also are !additional month reports Charles chairman easy to move and handle There emphatically asserted "No advance figures could be - " - --' ' obtained on the rationing system no advance workings could be checked but now we can see the ' r:'-' 0 rii I ' - eit'') absurdity- - Our only thought is to and show at - -i -protest regulators ' c) Washington they gave no thought ' to ranches and livestock workers ' live who almost entirely upon procf essed foods" Claar asserted 9 ' ' aot 4 '' '7 o'er t: Obviously thinking of the hearty 01 gime of hands and ranch range t appetites help Mr Clear said: "A total of 48 points allowed for March will buy one can of fruit one can of tomatoes or corn one can of sauerkraut six ounces about enough for three or four good meals - CASPER Wyo (—The names of 10 men killed in the crash of an army bomber from the Casper air base were announced Saturday by the public relations officer of the base The victims were: Second Lieutenants Lewis E Machala- Houston Texas pilot Ned JDeVries copilot- Medford Ore Harry M Cannon navigator Columbiana Ohio and Joseph N One ? sre nn rrnnery xtrr Point Food System Stirs lAir Base Lists ICrash victims Toinato Plant Producers r eeKs Pocatello Alan Await Jap Evacuees' Help Succumbs to Curb on Fall Injuries Power Firm Zt fir ' - - - - -- r ' ' ' - ::: 44 cait7t :"I''-''- i- i" - s 7 ": - C--- Ni'10:- - ft ' - - - 11 4 -' - - - ' - : '''' A s° ' ' - 1 - (n or -- ' -- --! 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