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Show lffX THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 184 S DAILY HERALD Buy UpWh ' WASHINGTON", April '-HU.B The government offered thefarm-, thefarm-, . er a safe, chancer to gamble on fu-- fu-- ture wheat prices today- in an -effort to pry .loose moregrainiqr .shipment "to famine .-areas over- " I Vnde fih plan, the agriculture ; aepanmem wm , buy. up ,wheat ffor immediate, delivery and :py llor it with certificate,,' The tar-Jmer tar-Jmer may cash in the certificates J any time before nett.March 31 at i whatever prices prevail tatiitfce iiune. .: 4. ae worsv ne eza- ao is -get the price that prevailed on March St nf thla vsor . Althoiigh the plan does hot as-Isure as-Isure the farmer of price increase, lit does permit- him to send Jtfs i wneai 10 mancet immediately and take a chance that prices jviU rise J before lie claim paymenUii Whenever the farmer freckles he would do well t3 -.accept the I current price, he is sinbple.-re.quir-ied to notify the ComiitodityCred- a corp. in writing that liewaritsJ ! payment on his certificates. Agriculture departmefctapoSes-man departmefctapoSes-man said farmers VhoXail lolno- tify the CCC of the date-atXvnich t they want the purchase' price- pegged peg-ged will be paid the "price which prevailed on March: 13, 1946. Hoboes of America Plan Convention , HOLLYWOOD. April-4 Jeff Davis, self-styled king of the hoboes, set up court -here today xaaen aown win trunks, and miscellany mis-cellany to open the ' annual" convention con-vention of Hoboes -of 'America. The opening is scheduled for April 20 to 24. Convention Hall not yet donated, attendance not yet verified by railway officials. Davis told newspaper reporters report-ers who found him cramped in a small hotel room that the assets as-sets of the hoboes were 10 acres of land in Florida given to him by a cousin and a typewriter I acquisition not mentioned. "Toughest state in the country is Indiana, said Davis, "We're a non-profit organization and in corporated in Indiana. Got to make a report every year." HAMBY PARDONED . DENVER, April 4 (U.R) Laren Hamby, 34-year-old convicted siayer or a Walsenburg filling station sta-tion operator in 1937, was granted an unconditional pardon today by Gov. John C. Vivian::, ' The pardon .had bean- rpr-hm- mended by a four-man confrriis- Sons Slapped In Mother's Will ... "' . ; ' LOS ANGELES.-' April 4. (U.R) Two sons today contested con-tested their mother's wilL ;in which she left them each $1 "to purchase rope with which to hang themselves." " Mrs. Annie . Koll 'Rosen-baum, 'Rosen-baum, 62, died last July 28 leaving a $25,000 estate to her two daughters in" 'equal shares. "1 hereby give, tievise-and . bequeated to my sons, Max Rosenbaum and Charles Rosenbaum rope with which to hang themselves for the inhuman treatment they have accorded me," the will read. .'The sons charged their mother was mentally incom-i incom-i petent and that her mind had been prejudiced, by their sis- ;: 1ir- t i .3 jurp, pessie Kosen. Young Man fields. On Murder Charge: REDWOOD CITYf CaiiijAprU 4 (U.R) , ' Handsome - Ronald Kaehler, Jr 23-year-old son of the San , Francisco stock ex-Koday denied a petition by attor change president, was held on a murder. charge today after he: ad- Cline to Face , Trial Ohfi Nine Forgjery.Gouhts JSAN FRANCISCO,' April. 4 0JJJ) -The-- district court of-: appeals Messersmith In Line for Post WASHINGTON, April 4 (U.R) George. S." Messersmith, present D. S. ambassador, to Mexico, was reported in line today for the vacant post of ambassador to Ar gentina. Informed sources said 'this gov ernment was now going through the formality of asking Argentine Argen-tine approval of Messersmith and that President Truman would nominate him as soon as it was received. They said arrangements also were being made to assign Wil liam u. Fawiey, present ambas sador to Peru, to the American embassy in Brazil. The post was left vacant by the recent resig nation or Adolf A. Berle. nine counts of forgery and one of Film Star Wins Alimony Battle NEW YORK, April 4 (U.R) It was not the money, Gloria Swan son, recently awarded $300' weekly week-ly alimony from her fourth husband, hus-band, said today, it was the prin ciple or tne thing. "I have not seen a penny of it, yett" Miss Swanson said. "But I do have the satisfaction of knowing know-ing I won my case against him." She hit the word "him," hard. She was referring to William Davey, stock speculator and sportsman, from whom she asked $1,000 weekly and whom she described in court as a "cad." Asked if she planned leeal sc. sion named by Vivian toludyrtion.to collect the alimony, she evidence in the slaying. ':-Vbch Isaid she didn't want to talk about sent Hamby to the Colorado state prison for a life sentenekijSine yean ago. : , t. rine friend Kaheler.'a second off icer in the merchant marine, was .arraigned before a municipal judge yesterday yester-day for "the,; slaying of Lloyd aione, -ZD, xormer coast guardsman guards-man and merchant mariner.- He win enter a plea Saturday, Held as material witness were two other participants in a party wmcn began Monday night In San Mateo bars and ended in the apartment of Kaehler a parents in the fashionable Baywood district. rney. were curt G. Mai, 23, cook in a Palo Alto, Calif., restaurant, and James Payton, 33, San Francisco, Police said .the shootina took place when Kaehler demanded at the point of a .38 caliber revolt ver that Slone and Carter produce pro-duce proof of the ownership of a car they were preparing to drive away " from the apartment Club Burglary Suspect Arrested TWIN FALLS, April 4 (U.R) Arrest of a motorist accused of reckless driving . has probably solved the burglary of the 30 Club in Power county near Poca tello, Police Chief Howard Gil lette said this afternoon Captured in a routine checkuo wnicn lea to an auto chase by police, escape of the fleeing motorist mo-torist and then his' capture an hour later when he returned to Twin Falls for gasoline was Joseph G. (Buddy) Edwards, 32, rocaieuo. He will be turned over to Power county authorities to face burglary charges, Gillette said. He termed Edwards an Idaho ex-convict neyJ' W.' Ehrlich for dismissal or:-'..a ' grand Jury . Indictment grand theft ' Cline, 55, .was being held in the county jail and will be tried on the forgery charges while police of several states ' Investigated his relationship with several middle- aged women who died and left nun sums ox money. Canyo n Show Measurement Deficiency for 1946 Snow: measurements in .American "Fork canyon on - April I, reveal that precipitation this year Is far below last year's, accord tog to Calvin Walker, weather observer for the government agencies." agen-cies." While the storage picture was above normal up to Febru-ray Febru-ray 1, lack of , snowfall since that time has changed the picture with a marked deficiency noted. - , Mermrements were taken at South Fork rancor ctatinn ramn niMuiuni on e American rorK canyon siae, Aspen Grove and " The ' tabulation with comn&Hsons ot Anrll i ,made in 1945 and 1948 follows: Living With 1rj-Laws7v4ay JrihgOn Combat Fatigue, Saybluinsor measurements that now. She eould. she indi cated, take care of herself for the time being, it - ' i,' f . 1 f I ::': .. y J ' wmuwst n 1 '-i Narrowly Escapes Electrocution RUPERT, Ida., April 4 U.R) Narrowly escaping electrocution wnen a 22,000 volt power line fell on his motor car. Perry Jones, 33. of Paul crawled from the machine ma-chine last night as it started to burn. Sheriffs deputies said the fire ompletely destroyed the auto but Jones suffered only cuts and bruises missing the 22,000 volt line by inches as he crawled out of his overturned machine. The car overturned when Jones lost control as he was trying to pass a truck and semi-trailer outfit out-fit on state highway 25 three miles west of here. Ike Orders Probe Of 'Whitewashing' Charge in Trial WASHINGTON. April 4 (U.R) Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, chief of staff, today ordered an im mediate Investigation of charges by Capt Earl J. Carroll that the army was white-Washing high-ranking high-ranking officers in the. Litchfield brutality court martial. : A war 'department spokesman said: "Gen. Elsenhower has personally personal-ly directed "his staff to get in touch with Gen. McNarney (commander (com-mander of the European theater) and make an immediate investiga-tion investiga-tion of charges made by Capt South Fork Ranger Station Camp Altaraont ........a.. Tlmp. Divide noycui.WiVTV xumia Home Elev. 6100 7300 .............. 8200 ..6900 ,6000 1945 1946 Snow Water .Snow Water 8.8 3.3 1 - .5 53.7 20.5 31.5 10.9 78.7, 30.3 50.2 14.4 56.4 23.7 24.6 9.6 26.2 83 6.4 2.5 Precipitation on divide during March, 1945, 4.7 ,1946, 3.93. .rrecipuauon ai ive Lamp 1 nmp.j, &iarcn, 1946 1.69. ACTOR BRINGS FAMILY TO HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD. April 4 (U.R).- Actor David Niven today intro duced his British family to Holly, wood. The former Primula Rollo and their two sons. David. Jr.. 3. and James,, four months, arrived yesterday. yes-terday. She and Niven met dur ing the six years he served with the British army. Carroll. He then wants a prompt report of action taken. "He assumes Gen. McNarnev has already started actkn to as sure that complete justice will be done both to enlisted men and of ficers. Electronic Blankets Introduced At Recent Chicago Furniture Market Repertory TSeater Plans Announced , .-.v.v:v.'S.-.v.-.-. 3 T 3 s-?"S J : . HOUT SHERRY tc :. . - mm:- HOW AT; Y0Un STATE; STORE! of this Ana c!d CsSfcrcia faverite! HOLLYWOOD, April 4 (U.R Formation of a repertory theater in which film stars can satisfy their desire to play before live audiences without returning to Broadway was announced todav by Nat. C. Goldstone, film and stage producer and actor's agent. Goldstone said a number of stars, unable to leave Hollywood because of film engagements. have indicated their desire to ao- pear in productions to be staged Dy tne repertory theater. He said plays will be submitted tn ths film ; 1 v .m" owl, w icauiiig auu selection of vehicles they desire to try on the stage. Supporting the film stars will be a permanent stock comtanv of players built up by the Los Angeles Repertory Theater com i : ' t ' IT-, ' t- " - ' r :: ...... !f '. r!.' . ''"'IP r . ff, f " i Plan Marriage In County Jail DENVER, April 4 (U.R) pos sible marriage in the county jail and a honeymoon of short visits in south lower cell block,, faced Ray Parker and his fiancee, Mrs. Gladys Reed, here today. Mrs. Reed, pretty 25-year-old divorcee and mother of two children, chil-dren, said she and Parker defin itely planned to be married. The date was the only thing that remained re-mained uncertain. "It doesn't matter if he is sent to prison for 20 years," she said. "I love him and I will stick by him." Parker, who faces trial May 19 on charges of burglary, larcenv. receiving stolen goods and being a naDiiuai criminal, tooK ms pre- nupiiai Diooa test administered by the Jail physician yesterday, and waited his fiancee's decision as tn the date of their marriage. By VINCENT BtTRKE s United Press Staff Correspondent vmcAGO, April 4 (U.R) A marriage counsellor-warned todav man oriaes -xorced to live with their , in-laws may become victims 01 -combat fatigue. Mrs. Pauline Penn, marriage expert of the association for family fam-ily living said - it is the -silent suffering type" who is most likely 10 suiter an emotional' explosion trom trying to live with her hus band's parents. A good quarrel, she said, may save, a marriage for-young couples who are forced by the housing shortage to move in with tneir parents. - Mrs. Penn, who has been helping help-ing married couples straighten out their difficulties for U years, said the newlyweds today might as well face the fact that it Is difficult dif-ficult to live with the parents of either husband or wife. - "Don't feel guilty that you don't get along perfectly." Mrs. Penn advised the young wife who must live with her mother-in-law. "It's natural that you don't Conscious ly face the fact that it's difficult. it The Clansman Author Dies at 82 RALEIGH. N. C J April 4 (U.R) Thomas Dixon, author of "The Clansman," died here today at the age of 82. ' Dixon, who in 1937 said he had a 20-year program of literary and other activity mapped out, sue- cumber to a three-year illness. A man who successfully jug gled three careers as a writer, a Baptist preacher and a lecturer Dixon is best known for "The Clansman," which was made in to what is claimed to be the greatest of all film ventures under un-der the title, 'The Birth of a Na tion." Tails: about it. If you keep quiet about your, irritations, it only makes It worse. . t "I talked the other day with a -young wife. She was the silent, suffering type, very unaggressive. She kept telling herself, welL after alL they took us In; IH just have to do the best I can. Thatl a big mistake!" "Such husbands and wives who' don't face the facts go along all right for a while, but finally the tension xets too great" she said. u1 Atm Ka vtlHior ihM ., ,.. .. take it any more. They exolode.. The explosion often blows up the, marriage." f That's why it's better to assert ' yourself," she said. "Talk things over. Quarrel constructively. For ' mental health it's better to express ex-press . one's feelings than to suppress sup-press them constantly." M. Penn ' believes married' couples generally don't talk over their personal problems enough. A good rule is to talk more than . the man is willing and less than ' the woman wants to. Deny Negligence In Tidal Wave Warning Signals WASHINGTON, April 4 (U.R) J The commerce department denied today that its coast and geodetic survey was lax in not flashing a general warning of the huge tidal waves which caused heavy damage dam-age and loss of life in 'Hawaii and along the U. S. west coast. The department said its experts could have estimated when the waves would arrive at various points, but that it would have been "impossible" to predict how large the waves would be when they finally arrived. SAVE OUR WAY DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVEl Phone 144 129 WEST CENTER Provo, Utah ELECTRIC ONE BURNER 6 Foot Cord ONE BURNER 6 Foot Cord . 2.98 5.00 A pany. Film directors desiring to hanrfla at.nn . , nl ...11, 1 . . , it stage JHUUUtUUlU Will Oe ISSt l2St8 IS8 qSlSty recruited to direct the company. ANTI- NOISE WEEK SET APRIL 28 - MAY 4 SALT LAKE CITY, April 3 (U.R) It'll be "Whisper" instead of 'Shout" in Salt Lake City Irom April 28 to May 4. That week. was set aside todav as "Anti-Noise" week. The miracle of electronics ap peared in revolutionary form when Simmons company recent ly introduced its new electronic blanket to the home furnishinss wona at tne Merchandise Mart The electronic blanket marks the first use of . the electron in bed; a major development in better bet-ter sleeping, according to Raymond Ray-mond J. Cochran, general manager man-ager of Simmons blanket division and a pioneer in the introduction of electric blankets before the war. Pointing out that the new product pro-duct eliminates the need for many blnakets, assures even heat for the entire sleeping area and automatically meets and compensates compen-sates changes in bed and body temperature, Cochran said the new covering makes it possible for the user to be assured of maintained warmth at any sleeping sleep-ing temperature desired, with safety features never available before in electric blankets. Operation of the electronic blanket is governed by a small bedside control which contains three electronic tubes. The con trol automatically regulates the amount of warmth in the blanket. One of the two conductors while the second conductor, know as a "feeler" wire actually controls the degree of Warmth while the blanket is in use. The dial on the control unit may be set for any desired degree, say 80, and the "feeler" wire instantly goes into action, maintaining this temperature by either increasing or decreasing the flow of heat, as affecting conditions may dictate. One advantage of the electronic blanket is that it eliminates the need to pile on a multitude of coverings in the coldest of weather weath-er and therefore allows the user a relaxed and "weightless" sleep. 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