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Show Procedure Listed For Control of Peach Tree Borer Ethylene dichloride is sale to use on peach trees this fall to control the peach tree, borer, stated Dr. G. F. Knowlton, Utah state extension entomologist. Ethylene dichloride emulsion, used carefully and according to the formula provided by your county agricultural agent, is safe on trees of all ages. Apply in late September, October, , or during any warm period in the fall, winter, win-ter, or spring. If necessary, cup soil around tree to prevent liquid ethylene dichloride emulsion from running off. Fill in any soil cracks, to pre vent this liquid from reaching roots of treated trees. The dilated emulsion is poured or sprayed about the base of the tree, but not on the trunk. The sprayed soil surface then is covered with a few shovelfuls of soil. If users will follow the directions direc-tions on the container of commercial commer-cial emulsions, no injury to the trees, but good control of the damaging borer should result, Dr. Knowlton said. The paradiochloride treatment, using the crystals of this fumigant around the tree trunks, also gives good control of the -peach tree borer when properly used, the extension entomologist concluded. GOP Leaders To Meet In Salt Lake LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept. 19 (U.R) Republican leaders from 15 mid-western mid-western and western states will meet at Salt Lake City, Oct. 9, Joseph Wishart, vice chairman of the GOP's intermountain area, said today. Finance and campaign plans for winning the 1948 election will be discussed, Wishart said. States to be represented are Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana. Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico. North and South Dakota. Utah, Wyoming, California, Ore--gon and Washington. Ship Slated to Be Rocket Launcher P . ' if-" i . Iu V Att 28 Planes Used In Search For Lost Guard Craft HELENA, Mont., Sept. 19 (U.PJ Twenty-eight army and civilian planes, in bright, sunny weather, took off this morning to continue the search for a national guard airplane missing . sinCte Tuesday with two aboard. In the missing plane were Lt. CoL William Sperry, pilot, and Sgt. Charles Glover, a passenger, For the first time this week weather permited more than lim ited visibility, and the army-na tional guard search and rescue team was taking full advantage of the change. Brig. Gen. Spencer Mitchell, national guard commander, said that eight of his group's planes took to the air; five army planes came here from East base in Great Falls, and 15 civilian planes aided in the search. Exodus Jews Settle Down in German Camp BIBLE STUDY DROPPED WARSAW Ind. (U.R) The Rev. E. B. Fletcher, scr-p ?" of th Warsaw-Winona Lake Ministerial association, said there would be no Bible teaching in Warsaw high school this year. He could find no one qualified to teach. In some parts of Alaska. womn were ashamed to be seen without the plugs they carried in tneir hps. i Tt -'sHi1 1 I f : ... 1 L 1 4 Jewish refugeesforcibly returned by the British to th Oppendorf Camp nar Luebeck. Germany, after an unsuccessful attempt to enter Palestine via the SS Exodus 1947, unpack their belongings outside a hut in which they will be quartered. Photo by Al Cocking, NEA-Acme staff correspondent DAILY HERALD Friday, Sept. 19, 1947 Death Toll In Idaho Traffic One a Day Avera BOISE, Ida., Sept. 19 (U.RM death toll on Idaho's high I so far this month art averai one a day. ' Safety Director George Vaul said today that 18 traffic de; have been reported to daw I September. Last year, the del for the entire month of Sept ber totaled 29. There were I traffic deaths in August. The tal for the year to flate is 11(1 SEES HOPE FOR RETURN OF PROHIBITION BOISE. Ida., Sept. 19 (U.R State and local option in will bring prohibition back tol nation, Mrs. D. Leigh Co Evanston. 111., president of National Women's Christian Tl perance Union, told delegate! the Idaho WCTU convention night. The Idaho chapter will cone its annual meeting today folll ing election of officers. Seyedish servants sit at tahl while the master of house and his family wait on t on Christmas Eve. (NEA TtUphoto) Recent firing of a V-2 rocket from the aircraft carrier Midway may peed the completion of the battleship Kentucky, shown above as lt looks today at the Norfolk, Vs., shipyards. Work on the ship was suspended by the Navy a year ago pending major design changes . that would convert it into a floating platform from which rockets and atomic weapons could be launched against enemy shores. However, the go-ahead on completion will probably be held up until further tests are made. Bald Heads Face Crisis With Dwindling Supply of Toupees CHICAGO, Sept. 19 (U.R) If i alarm yet, but was prepared to if the peasant women in Europe will the situation gets any worse. Watkins Speaks To Tooele Lions TOOELE, Utah. Sept. 19 (U.R) Sen. Arthur V. Watkins, R., Utah, told he Tooele Lions club last night that the U"ited Nations is a worthwhile creation and deserves de-serves the support of everyone, but that the nation cannot rely on it safely for security. Watkins added that the organization organi-zation came into being in the face of a world situation which would require a miracle for its successful success-ful operation. Scientists are continually searching for means of diluting radium and making it work by proxy, due to its excessive rarity. please stop bobbing their hair, the men of American can keep on fooling most of the people most of the time. By wearing wigs. As the situation stands right now, the wig people are putting armed guards over their limited supply of human hair almost all of which comes from Europe Or did. once. When present stockpiles are gone, the bald heads of the land will have to get a patch job for their toupees. And the theatrical business faces a similar crisis. All false thatches, for home, office or use on the stage are made out of the same stuff fuzz of a human noggin. Herbert Kettler, one of the country's leading makers of tou-j pees, said he wasn't viewing with CINNAMON ROLLS?..::;,-1:., each 5c BREAD and Date loaf 16c DELICIOUS TOASTED FOR BREAKFAST COOKIES Se doz. 20C TURNOVERS ;iry each 5c DALEBOUT'S BAKERY "Where Cleanliness and Quality Prevail" Phone 65 306 West Center St. What he needs most, he said, is some help to make the toupees he has on order at $100 a thatch F. W. Snack, an old time maker of theatrical wigs, said he wouldn't would-n't be too surprised to one day see a man come out on the stage in slick black hair wearing a sign saying "I am supposed to portray George Washington." He thinks wigs will be that scarce, sone day. "Thing is," he said, "back before be-fore the war a small band of men worked from farm to farm in Europe Eu-rope and bargained with farm girls for their lovely locks of hair. They'd trade a silk scarf, which they bought by the hundred, for a girl's tresses. Then they'd turn it over to a jobber the hair and in turn it would be sorted and shipped to America. "Something happened to the hair, business in Hitler's Europe and it isn't there any more. ' Artificial hair, he said, is all right for clown wigs. Stuff made out of chemicals. Horse hair used to be all right for that cheap wig business.. "But, by golly." he ad Jed, "there aren't enough horses around to take care of that any more." 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