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Show t THE DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE -- i - The Pnlted State employment; here has estimated 130,009 workers will bo needed to finish reaping of the estimated crop of 137,300 009 bushels in Kansas, where tba harvest Is expected to become general June 39. Of this number all except 37,509 will be recruited within the state, George Tucker, farm labor director, has estimated. Reaping of Texas, estimated "KANSAS CITY. June 13 (AP) yield of 24,009.900 bushels began The vanguard of the 1339 bar-va- with ample help at hand, the emarmy today was sweeping into ployment service reported, as did tba wheat fields of lour states harvest of Oklahomas .and Mis reaping the first quotas of the bushels estimated June 1 ty. at 31.923.990, and 19,500,090 by the department of agriculture bushels, i as the section's contribution to the The army of harvesters working world's food supply. northward from Texas through Ok- GRAIN-HARVE- ST seFVTco STARTS WORK IN KANSAS AREA st r wn pi Jahioma I expected by the a illMOf" roent service to supply the needs of Kansas, then turn its attention to Nebraska, Colorado, North and South Dakota and other parts of the wheat belt. Mr. Tucker said changing methods of harvest brought about by use of the harvester-combin- e which reaps and threshes tha grain as it trundles across the fields, have decreased by half the number of men needed for w heat harvest. Previous 4o the. advent of the combine, Mr. Tucker said. Kansas 9 alone required from 39,909 to harvesters brought from outside the state. Illustrating the1 change In harvesting methods through use of figures,. Mr. Tucker said 99 900 60,-00- twhafw WOnt FRIDAY JUNE., 13 1930 CITY ... HOPFFOITIB; vest thb 4.503,009 acre of Kansas wheat pxpected to bo reaped by 0.099 will be sufbinders, whll ficient to man the combines which will harvest tha state remaining 1,232.909 wheat acres. Railroad officials recently have announced that adequate preparations have been made to handle transportation- - of the harvested grain in the southwest territory. Farmers and gram handling agencies have been pSparing increased grain storage facilities. With handling preparations completed movement of the golden flood to various market inland terminals and gulf shipping points was expected to be accomplished without delay. . ' REFORM June Is Thrift Month FADES AS TIME WANES Plan For Strengthening Court 1 Face Delay. Wicker tham BT CEO It, B. DICKSON. 13 WASHINGTON, Jqne Potted Plants f AP) With the adjournment of Congress near there remains but a remote possibility for the enwt-meat this session of the major portion ot the legislative program sponsored by President Hoover and the Wickersham commission nt RKO Orpheum Artists Display Latest Jantzen Bathing Suits JFrom Salt Lake Knitting Stare at Becks Hot Springs .Flourishing plants by a scientific florist. AH are in four-inc- h pots. to strengthen law enforcement. Although Congress supplied leg islation to transfer prohibition tn- forcement to the justice d part-meand to inaugurate a 37,900,-09- 9 piieon expansion progra n, it has failed thus far to tarry out the chief executives proposals to rtlitie court congestion, increase tou-- t and pros-- inline officials and proi.de & un.fied border patrol. it only after a prolonged and hitter contest that tne House mod tied tbe adopted (aw ento ret' me iK Hniiii;sa.,in s pro- t als jury' fr Hiae?s eomnrrasHm Ttus prartiim ot Use prugc&Bt in the Fnaf' mhrc ad niimstmtion followers have liu'.e hope for action Action Doubtful. Senator Norris, Republican, chairman of the benae Jud.cmrv ronmmtee, sac a l crv doubtful If action on thr?e measures is reccitd m the Senate before adjournment Thera is considerable opposition to the jurylps tnal measures, although I beh$e that the Judiciary subcommittf' considering them is inclined to b friendlr. Norris said. He explained the probably waald not report to the ful e committ uni next week. The Hoas has before, it an plan to relieve federal urt corgc&tioii thraugh thv sp. poininient of additional Juigts. fejt an c'fort by Cnairmtn Graham of ihe House judr.- ary committee to bring Bf tn brgvutitB providing1 for them last sveek failed. However, bids providing for an additional Judge in each the third and fifth judicial circuits mere enacted and approved, along with bills for two additional jurists for the District of Columbia courts. Border Patrol Opposed. Another major proposi of President Hoover and his commission the establishment at a unified box- der patrol under the coast guard and on a military basis has met uch strong opposition that the House interstate commerce committee drastically modified It before placing the proposed legislation on the calendar. Representative Hoih. Republican, Kansas, chairman cf the subthere W lit tie committee, said hope for action on the blU at this session and It probably will go over until December. : instead of being placed under the coast guard on a military bv&-- i. the reised measure prot.des for the consolidation of the service and immigration patrols under the assistant setref.fr iof the treasury in charge of t. The force he Increased to about 2 jWonlf men and the extrume would bo auii or 2cd to designate all s of entij through which all pCbunx entering the country would he require i to submit themscUes for $ - ... Summer-Dress-es Prints! Linens! Broadcloths! Junior, Misses, Women Half Sizes. For Boyg-an- GIGANTIC Io8 Depotition Deferred . In Steel Merger Cate T'llXGSTtmv, Further (AP) n,.,.i..:-.6- 9c Hi ir 1 ( . T Hundreds of dollars worth of New Spring Merchandise to be sold at Ridiculous Low Prices. BUY FROM US, IT PAYS. L.D.S. Silk Undies Overalls for boys or girls. Garments, old or new styles, fine knit combed yarn, pair Ladies Slip, Bloomers, Stepins, Vests, etc. All colors, 75c values Dress Shirts STRAW 89c fSi. Sizes 11 to 17 .. CAPS For nen or boys, new light, shade,, $LQQ values, 50c 5S. Mens fine dress shirts, aR ' colors and sizes. 2Ck .Values, to $1,25071 3 FOR $2.00 Boys Fine Dress Shirts, RAYON Hose for ladies, new shades, ! OwC all the to 14; a real sizes 12 $1 value, for 69c pair Work Shirts Mens or boys chantbray work shirts, all sizes. TOWELS Turkish 22x44, real bar- gain 5 for onlr jfens or dA.C blue 49C Large One lot Boys Screen Hats, Towels, $1 Mens Kid or Black HIP BOOTS Non Run Rayon Garments 69 $3.00 values, new style . . S(iN7 Otlf ' Hats for men, Panama or fine soft, straw, only-- T, Shoes Koyo, SI 69 WORK tor men in Klack 98 $ only Boys Black for rayon 35c girls ribbed 5 for mere 2ac' girls or boys Bear brand, 7 for 4 0ly. $1 $r $r Misses Slippers Sizes 5 to 8, pair Sizes 8 to 11, pair Sizes 11 2, pair $29 mm $4)49 S $4)89 132 SOUTH WESTTEMPLE Salt Lake. to Sizes 8 llrpair Sizes Hi . 2 2" .v. ,to 2, pair . . to Sizes 2 5, pair $093 In Oxfords $1.50values, sizes 12 to 2 $1.25 values, sizes 9 to 11 $1 value, sizes 5 to 8 Ji , 9atardsy 98c 89c or blondes, your choice .. .. $049 dm T 5 95 Ci June, , 4TIJNTA. Ge, June 13 UP) The theft of ham cost Oecer Jowl. nejrro. 30 years on the xrx todav. That eentenc, was Impose, on him by Judfta John Huh hewn in DeKalb county sup-rtcourt hen the negro pleaded guilty to stealing the ham It vra the max-- , imum term for a second offense, chtMn ur seeks imoKt t. Ohio. J one 13 Alexander E. hnev, president ot the Brotherneiod of d Trainmen fibxj suit for divorce here. allegfAg Mrs. Dorothy May Whitney nplecied him In rehim on trip fusing to neceseitatedbv hi work.' They were matfed in Early, Iowa. July 193,7, and they moved here from it Chicago when he waa elected fA P Katl-roa- , ard fax beuw than erdl- - TDNIGHI eflO MooW IIS'fTllhla Sic AUUGHT lAe Att. Vtgttabim Loxotw 9 practic'! Chemise - V Bloomers! ! Panties ! Briefs! Tailored and lace trimmed garments! Plain or with trims of contrasting shades In delicate summer shades. . ! 1.25 and 1.95 Toiletries Brcddcloths ! 1.00 size Hinds Lotion- -. . . 654 1.00 size Gillette Razor Blades, new style 694 50c size Gillette Razor Blades, old styles 294 1.00 size Cotys Pow- - boleros . . . Styles with little tuek-i- n blouses checks . . . . . . jackets! Bright plain colors! prints ! All what fast colors. want, you girls Theyre just Sizes 7 to 14. y;. . A Special Purchase! lOQO Yards Rayon Flat Crepe . .3. I Cream 12 tion 3.00 oz. oz. summers most charming frocks from this delightful Flat Crepe! It comes in 27 new shades and is guaranteed washable! For slips, lingerie, and "ensembles ! 39 inches Lwide. This is the season for sheer fabrics . . , cool, colorful fabrics that always look fresh and dainty! In tiny flower motifs . . . large flowers many other printed designs! ... Lo- 694 Cotys Perfume, 954 Wash Suits All Ape Guaranteed Fast Colors !' 644, Jergena Boys Sheer Wash Fabrics 39 yd. 294 for. r. 1.00 size You can fashion some of ! 694 50c size Lavoris ...344--10- c size Camay Soap. Navy! Black! White ! Pastels ! c der 50c size K Lotion 294 50c size Ipana Dental . -- 19 Btue! Orange ! Green! Printed Voile!. it-i be ue Printed Batiste KMin-niaMa- wearing quaty that m sheer enough to be smart and yet durable enough to 95 ed or pleated . . . pleated collars . . . ruffled jabots . . . w ide and narrow belts ! Sizes 7 toll. Printed Dimity ! 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Girls or Boys Silk Stockings Printed Chiffons In the new silhouette high waistlines and long skirts. The designs are small or large flower motifs as well as figures. Cape and jacket models. Sizs 14 to 44. Officials of tiMhlchm P4l h en Corporation vere to ha questioned in New lork tomorrow s Bethlehem concerning purhase of sheet and tube company hut this hearing has been called off." S4VANWAH. Oxfords 50c 'girls ribbed to 1 . or tan, HOSEk-HOS- E! EVERYBODYS 3.89 SCOUT Shoes for men, black or tan . . 13 J-- Htdhlchm the STRIPE n Ohio depositions ork in tho fignt oer the t orporati r. Steel luungstown Sheet and Tube t merger have been 4041 pom i until next wCk.k. it was anoumj today bv counsel for the foves New With Every Purchase of $2.00 or More Friday and Saturday 79c 2T:"!4. A Bag for 1 Full Fashioned Sports Wear. icofeof-permi- SUGAR UNLOADING ........ EClfV Sizes 6 Girls. d Street and Shantung Dresses With pleated or flare skirts. Some are jacket dresses in belted styles. Touches of embroidery, tucks, and new collars distinguish these Dresses. . Short sleeves or sleeveless styles. p; Gym Shoes 095 Pongettes! Frocks for Stressing the Importance of Shantung and Chiffon , cu-lo- 1 For Wear Size 14 to 42 Everywhere They have tha- effect of separate blouse and skirt . youthful ties and bows and come in rose, green, maize, eggshell, and blue; also red, black, and white! Guaranteed washable. p Elviry, one of the featured members of the Weaver Clan, (in old fashioned suit), and Billie Devane who appears on this weeks RKO Orpheum bill, display Jantzen bathing suits of yesterday and today from the Salt Lake Knitting Store at 70 South Main, while enjoying a swim through the courtesy of 'Manager C. C. Tuck Tucker at Becks Hot Springs, , .25 o. 4 Frocks! atw , 15 "Varsette hr-- fort United I, ..25 Pctunuss Gannas sjj 't ...... . is Geraniums Fuchsias nt - 95 Guaranteed Fast Colors! In Sizes 3 fo 8! Flapper styles of stout linen, kiddie cloth or pique. 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