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69 51 429 113 120 64 429 109 117 76 400 83 86 44 375 151 166 100 357 133 115 82 333 18 22 16 286 105 114 67 250 81 104 70 250 36 43- - 25 231 146 166 88 000 29 34 26 7 13 16 000 Bb 41 39 So Hb Wp 1 2 0 6 62 48 83 79 55 30 38 71 31 31 41 35 21 61 33 45 49 46 28 50 70 36 92 56 63 67 40 19 70 52 59 77 63 41 88 98 109 10 81 52 15 65 13 163 29 22 45 72 21 167 7 31 54 36 188 188 169 4 56 100 51 70 70 132 40 194 19 6 8 66 57 20 59 8 8 3 9 5 5 6 2 4 4 2 0 4 4 8 1 1 1 0 1 2 3 4 2 2 7 2 0 5 2 0 4 WILKIE DETROIT July 13 (AP—The nation's mines farms and quarries lean produce all the huge tonnage pi raw materials the automobile nndustry needs for peace or war f The flow of these materials to the factories can be synchronized but it is only to the minute because there have been months of balancing of timing planning Equipment and machine tool buud- -ng that the raw stuff can beconJverted "overnight" into finished automobiles That's "mass production" — a process much talked about in re- bent weeks in connection with the nation's rearmament program but pnly vaguely understood by most ndividuals le It is a process say veteran production engineers that pan be adapted to the manufacturepf airplanes guns and other muniions of war but not "overnight The engineers agree in the main hut "the nrodurtion of munitions war is right down our alley" as pi me leading representative of the ndustry asserted a few weeks ago hey agree also that the automobile ndustry has the capacity to orga-liz- e men machines and engineer-n- g skill for rapid intensive pro- Iuction But they point to the time utd effort required to make the jmual model changes as an ex ample of what must be anticipated Jn swinging into mass production f planes aircraft engines or' other ueces of major armament Major Changes As a general proposition say hese engineers work in the 1941 odel automobiles began as long go as last January preparing for he presentation of new units at he national automobile snow in 7ew York next October thousands f factory workers began making arts and assemblies for the' new lodels last April a large part of ae new tools required were out of he tool and die shops late In May banks r early in June and great manuhave been f factured months ahead That's "mass pjuction" in the lakingr and say the motor in-- ) is try's leading engineering It give but an Inkling of hat must be done in the nation's d us trial plants before the sinews F war can be expected to roll off auto-nobi- sub-assembl- ies I au-Witi- es eveSoinidl 5 9 3 6 1 3 3 1 0 1 2 1 1 2 1 0 4 2 5 5 1 1 5 7 3 1 2 0 5 Gondii Gins ©v Series P5(siGfa©iidl Taken —Ora Bundy 1432 Twenty-fift- h Saturday reported theft of a- light 1935 model coach with yellow wire wheels Pet Ii 48 29 46 28 42 33 40 '34 3438 Cleveland Detroit Boston New York Chicago St LouU Washington Philadelphia - 33 31 29 623 622 560 541 472 413 392 387 - 47 48 46 PHILADELPHIA July 13 (AP)— The first place Cleveland Indians series from the swept a three-gam- e Athletics today taking advantage of five Philadelphia misplays to win 6 to 4 Four of the errors came in the eighth and ninth innings and Ken Keltner and Lou BoudreaU prompt ly followed them up with singles that shattered a 4 tie The A's had a great chance to tie or go ahead in the eighth when with one down and men on third and first Pinchhitter Chubby Dean trying to bunt fouled to Keltner Johnny Allen who had replaced Mel Harder then walked Al Rubel-in- g to fill the bases but Pinchhitter Wally Moses grounded to Mack for the last out Connie Mack and his son Roy were honored before the game by the American Legion for their interest in Legion baseball Five players Hal Wagner Johnny Bab-ic- h and Laurepte Davis of the A's and Bob Feller and Boudreau of Cleveland — were awarded plaques by the Legionnaires CLEVELAND PHILADELPHIA 4-- Etta Merrill Hotel Ben BChpmnlf ABHOAI AB H O 4 0 2 0 5 0 5 0Brancato3b 3 0 0 0 0zzzzBrucker 31 Johnsnlf-c- f 3 2 4 5iSietert lb 4 2 10 01 Hayes c 3 2 2 lSChapmncf 3 0 5 2 3 0 Lillard s 2 1 0 zzzGantnbin 5 2 0 6 W Miles rf A 0 0 0 Diseases"'— Nineteen contagious disease cases were reported to the city health department last week including eight each of measles and whooping cough and four of chick enpox Of the week's six deaths none was from contagion hits off Pitchers visitors rapped Wilson Ostermueller and Wagner score: H R E First game 020 000 003—5 10 1 Chicago 000 000 000 — 0 7 2 Boston Lyons and Tresh Bagby and DeSautels 8econd game: CHICAGO BOSTON AB ABHOAI Webb 2b 5 3 4 51 DiMagglorf 4 Kreevich cf 5 1 3 0 Cramer cf 3 4 5 2 7 1 Foxx lb Kuhel lb Soltera If 5-- 2 4 01 Williams If 4 3 Wright rf 5 3 0 0Dorr 2b Appling ss 4 1 2 21 Tabor 3b 3 3 Tresh c 4 0 3 0 Carey ss Kennedy3b 4 3 3 31 Peacock c 3 0 Wilson p 3 0 Knott p Ostrmullerp 2 zSpence 10 HO A 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 10 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 0 0 3 1 2 2 0 8 1 0 0 0 1 10 1000 Wagner p 0 0 0 0 30 2 27 13 Totals Totals 40 15 27 11 z — Ba'ted for Ostermueller in eighth Score by innings 004 000 012 — 7 Chicago 000 000 00Q— 0 Boston — Appling Tresh Ken Summary: Errors Two-bahit — Wright Williams i nedy Double plays — Kennedy Webb and Kuhel Losing pitcher— Wilson Carey and Foxx se SENATORS BLANKED WASHINGTON July 13 (AP)— Detroit took both games of a double-- from Washington today Buck Newsom the Tigers' righthander gave up only two hits to Washington to win the second game 4 to 0 The Senators lost the first 4 to 3 getting but seven hits from the pitching of a trio of Detroit huriers header R H E 130 4 9 3 7 2 000 — and Tebbetts Ferrell Second game: Weathrlycf4 10 DETROIT WASHINGTON Boudreauas AB H O A ABHOA! 4 Bartell Trosky lb 5 2 16 ss 3 0 1 5 Case cf 3 0 11 5 1 4 0 McCosky cf 5 3 5 0 Lewis rf Heath rf 10 3 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 Gehringr2b 5 10 2 Walker If Mack 2b 4 2 Greenbrglf 4 0 5 O Bonura lb 3 O 10 2 Keltner 3b 4 1 1 1 York lb Pytlak c 4 0 2 4 2 11 0Travis 3b 3 12 4 4 1 0 Harder p 3 10 0!Blodwrth2b 10 Fox rf 3 0 13 0 Kress 3b Allen p 0 0 0 llzDean 3 0 0 3Pofahl ss 3 0 11 Simmons If 0 0 0 0 Sullivan c 4 0 5 OjEarly c 3 0 6 1 Rubeling 2b 2 1 1 4 Newsom p 4 2 0 ljMastersonp 10 10 110 100 Ross p zzMoses Caster p 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 34 7 27 13 Totals 40 11 27 16! Totals z — Ba'ted for S Chapman in eighth — zz Batted for Ross in eighth zzz — Batted for Lillard in ninth zzzz — Batted for Brancato in ninth Score by innings: Cleveland 200 020 Oil — 6 ' 030 001 000—4 Philadelphia Summary: Errors — Lillard 3 Brancato e hits — Trosky Johnson Siebert 2 Boudreau B Chapman Siebert Home run — Hayes Stolen bases — Siebert Hayes Sacrifice — Weatherly Winning pitcher — Harder Losing pitcher — Ross Two-bas- 1000 IzWest Lomond offers a line of nightgowns —assorted styles—Half Price (adv) 15 First game: Detroit 000 000 002 010 Washington Bridges Smith Benton Leonard Krakauskas and Montegudop 10 0 0 Totals 35 9 27 11: Totals 28 2 27 12 z — Batted for Masterson in sixth Score by innings: Detroit 001 003 000 — 4 000 000 000 — 0 Washington e Error — Masterson Summary: Home run — York hits — Newsom 2 Stolenbase — Fox Sacrifice — Bartell Double play— Bartell and York Losing pitcher — Masterson 1 0 0 0 Boise - Ogden Very Special— rQuart es carton of Brown's Ice Cream 40c 1 can Whitman's Chocolate 10c 50c value for 29c Friday Saturday and Sunday only Lienhardt Drug Store 2800 Wash Blvd (adv) er Tulane Due for Truck Upset Modern Aerial In Bull Fight Gridiron Attack -—Two Killed NEW ORLEANS July 13— Coach "Red Dawson was skeptical but couldn't talk Harry Hays back-fiel- d star out of takingUhe emergency aviation course at Tulane University According to his instructor Mrs Edna Gardner Kidd Hays handled the controls excellently on his first flight er Two-bas- es 7-- SUGAR CONCERNS S FUNDS - to correct any misapprehension Under the control program that the automobile industry can which is designed to stabilize supbegin rollinr out tanks airolanes plies and prices in the American and other war machinery within a market the government paid few days after contracts are signed in subsidies to 107799 $45-2860- with the government The American automobile industry has produced 85 per cenTof the world's 95000000 cars and trucks in the past 40 years and because of this fact they say it has won a reputation for working miracles It would be something akin to a miracle say some automotive engineers if the industry could get into mass production of war munitions of all kinds within a year to 15 months 00 The payments averaged $420 Among the payments were: Utah — Utah -- Idaho Sugar company' Salt Lake City $20314 ' growers Chevrolet PURCHAS4NG £UCH A FME (JSBQ CAR BOISE PILOTS - DOWNRUSSETS began-fightin- PATRICIDE TRIAL son-in-la- ST X THE LAST DeAL-WaBOUGHT A CA FROM OK THE INSTALLMENT PL AM TELL TOO THERE WASN'T A SCRATCH OH IT WHEN HE T&OK IT PACK CAM M if- ti m ii r "i — u-A- y i l hi TT'-r- m w mm INTERSTATE RIVALRY SIOUX CITY July 13— The West- ern league has four cities each in a different state Sioux City is in Iowa Sioux Falls in South Dakota Worthington in Minnesota and Norfolk in Nebraska I ii Sedan New tires heater low mileage jet black finish $495 13 son-in-la- w ABHOA ABHOAj 5010 Denver Post Sets Tournament Dates 1101 4180 1002 1-- 13 to Lyons Does Act In Ribbing Moe Berg CHICAGO July Lyons veteran White Sox pitcher uses an extremely original act when he wants to rib Moe Berg Red Sox coach who is an old pal and former IN battery mate Lyons walks around the outfield reading a newspaper and reaches for imaginary fly balls Dr Floyd Mencimer second base- with his free hand while apparentman for the Riverdale baseball ly engrossed in his reading This club suffered a slight concussion is interpreted as needling Berg on Saturday night when hit in the his erudition head with a pitched ball in the 13-T- RIVERDALE STAR ed PLAY INJURED s Slide game at John Affleck park Harvey Porter was on the mound Riverdale-Devil- for Devils Slide The mishap occurred early in the game but Mencimer finished the nine inning contest before showing any symptoms if injury Hawkey e Hurler Is Most Valuable n CHICAGO July 13— A poll of coaches names Harold Haub Iowa pitcher as the most post-seaso- valuable man in the Western conference for 1940 Haub won six games and lost two both setbacks coming in competition is now Haub a of Eastern the Elmira with league (AP) Named For Sports Post Butler Is non-conferen- GREELEY July Pete Butler coach at New Mexico School of Mines today was named the successor of Pete Brown on the coaching staff of Colorado State College of Education Brown announced his resignation last night Butler a former athlete at the college here will coach basketball baseball and swimming and will assist in football and direct the intramural sports Butler went to New Mexico Mines at Socorro six years ago 13 of traveling negro players Probably between 16 and 18 teams will be in the field when the tourney opens Last year $1457370 was divided g teams among the in the biggest "gate" since 1934 when the melon amounted to almost $16700 money-winnin- Signor Galenfo Wasn't'All Out1 NEWARK N J July 13— Tony wasn't knocked silly to let anyone get away with enough attaching his purse The late Joe Jacobs' kin demand 35 per cent of the $19821 the barkeep has coming for being belted out by Max Baer Harry Mendel and Herman Taylor have claims But Galento sold $13000 worth of tickets and says it will take a court order to make him give it up That's all he figures to wind up with anyway Galento - Eiar Smacks Four Depot Grocery To Balls In One Shot Test Farmington NEW YORK July 13—Joe Ezar Depot Grocery baseballers will meet Farmington at Farmington Sunday in a Wasatch league encounter The game is one of the first of the second half in the Wasatch league and is scheduled for three thirty p m one of the greatest trick shots in ?olf has TtArfpeted n nw 'sfiin- n startle the duffers and pros as well - Ezar tees up four balls and hits them all away with one swing of his niblick Three tees are used In the stunt two of the balls being balanced one atop the other on ' one tee LEONAR- D'S'- State Inspectors Bell and Nielson made the arrest Saturday Wool— Six sacks of wool Saturday had been reported by Sheriff Fred M Sorenson of Box Elder county as stolen sometime Friday from Honeyville Tool Box Taken —Marcella Cowley of 1188 Twelfth Saturday told police a green tool box was stolen from her car while it was parked off Kiesei avenue in al alley-wa- y A few minutes prior to her report John Aiken told officers the basement of a large vacant building on the same alley had beent broken ce er right-hand- Colo Fortieth and Harrison Boulevard "Popular New Drive Inn" O Fountain Drinks Hamburgers Deluxe Malts Especially Good O © Sandwiches All Kinds Coffee Extra Good Dairy Products Fresh French Fries With Sandwiches POPULAR PraCTSARTSI2lVICE--B00Tli- 5 Drive Out— Enjoy the CooiEveningBreez© GOOD FOOD"g into 11 L4 Phone Ask for C J w 3 13 llEgnatic cf 5 5 3 0 Arlett rf 4 0 5 2 Sheehan ss 5 2 11 Bates lb 1 0 0 0 Bauer rf Mayer x 3 0 11 0 McCnnell cf 4 1 0 01 Lowe lb ' 2 2 4 0 Duezbou 2b 4 1 3 HAdams C lf-3 0 0 OILorenzn 3b 2 0 14 Reser If 4 1 1 4 Oldnbrg 3b 4 1 0 lHarrngtn 2b 4 2 12 OJaworski If 4 15 0 Beard c 3 0 O 0 4 11 2Rene p Fornl ss Tobln p DENVER July 13 (AP) — The 11 27 9 sixth team fell into line for tht V 33 8 24 8 Totals 35 Totals Steinbeck l Myers 102 001 000— 4 twenty-fift- h Falls renewal of the DenLambert p 1 0 0 ojCarpentr p 0 0 0 0 Idaho 100 040 Olx — 6 3 0 0 2 Boise 1 0 0 3 Rogers p Ford p ver tournament Post — Tobin Sheehan August Errors Summary: Polivka rf 1 0 1 0 Hayes p when Mount Pleasant Texas postTwo base hits — Forni McConnell Adams Beard Egnatic 2 Harrington Three base ed its 32 7 27 9 hit Totals 33 8 24 71 Totals entry today — Duezabou Home run— Arlett Runs — 7 000 101 302 Ogden The Texans regularly are conMcConnell Lorenzen in — Arlett 200 150 OOx — 8 batted Twin Falls 2 Reser tenders for the title at the naStolen 2 Sheehan —Adams Harrington hit— Summary: Error — Laybourne Rene base Egnatic Sacrifice bases — March! 2 Price Sacrifice hit — Stolen tional semipro tournament at — to to Lorenzen Double Harrington plays runs — Wake Home Lambert Hughes Lowe Arlett to Bates Duezabout to Fornl Wichita and should be a threat to Randall Three base hit — Hughes Two to Bates Bases on balls — Tobin 5 Rene the Enid 0kla base hit — Myers Runs batted in — Cana Champlins who 3 Struck out — By Tobin 10 by Rene 2 van 2 Wake 3 Hughes 5 Laybourne 2 will return — defend their 1939 Time 1:57 Jordan' Umpires Wagner and Myer Reynolds Randall Winning pitch Attendance 1500 Post title er — Rogers Losing pitcher — Lambert Struck out — By Lambert 2 by Rogers 6 Others entered are the Golden by Ford 1 by Hayes 1 Bases on balls Colo Coors Buford Ga Bona — Off Carpenter 1 off Lambert 4 off Aliens runnersup a to Enid last Rogers 5 off Ford 2 off Hayes 1 Hit with pitched ball — Wake by Hayes Urn year Trinidad Colo Schneiders -pirea — McQuillan and McShane Time and the Ethiopian Clowns a team 2:07 Attendance 1000 - Trunk fP one-ha- J OTTDRTUNITY bF ' ' BEAR RIVER CITY July 13—( at- Two large bulls were killed and a"o- big cattle transport truck driven by Dale Willford 23 of Blackfoot Idaho was badly damaged in a ' r-E- motor ax - - ' freakish automobile accident Satlf mile north urday morning of Bear River City on highway 30-- S According to Box Elder County Deputy Sheriff Ira Larsen who investigated the two bulls which were loosely loaded in the cattle truck with seven other bulls virtually killed themselves when they g one pitching the other partly over the side railing of the truck body The sudden shift of weight threw the truck out of control turning it bottom side t Idaho Falls Loses Close up in a barrow pit and killing the Game On Home Field twoTheanimals seven other bulls along with Mr Willford escaped injury The Hits Are Meagre truck and bulls property of Howard Anderson of Blackfoot Idaho BOISE July 13 — (AP) — Boise were en route to the Ogden stock concentrated its scoring power in yards when the accident occurred the fifth inning here Saturday night to come from behind and defeat Idaho Falls 6 to 4 and re- FOUR HELD FOR main five and a half games back Salt Pioneer of the league leading Lake City Bees With Joe Egnatic doing the heavy stick work while Larry Rene was limiting the Russets to eight hits the Pilots scored four runs SHOSHONE Idaho July IS (AP) in the fifth to move ahead and children and a Three of stay there were ' Charles Sanders bound in five today times hit safely Egnatic as manjr trips to the plate to make over to district court on charges of his record in the last two games first degree murder by Probate after a his blows Judge Howard E Adkins eight'tor eight Two of twice preliminary hearing in the torture were doubles He scored Yale slaying of the Frank Tobin on the mound for Idaho farmer dry ten men at Idaho Falls cut down Chester Phillips 22 the the plate but gave up 11 hits inand Joe 20 and George Sancluding four doubles Arlett hit a ders 16 both sons of the dead man homer for the Russets were to Lincoln returned the second was for the The victory to await in Notrial county the Pilots over Idaho Falls in the vember jailMrs Flossie 18 Phillips stand which current three-gam- e of the murdered man is daughter ends Sunday night confined in the Jerome county jail BOISE IDAHO FALLS I cf Review— The Aprender guild of Roy met at the home of Mrs M R Smith to hear a book review by Lydia Burrows on "My America" by Louis Adamic Mrs Smith and Mrs Laurel Hinchcliff served COURT OVERRULES 28 41 43 42 45 45 32 S3 32 Idaho Falls 5-- Spi-nett- Two-bas- L 23 single-hande- You Will Save at Glen's July New and used piano sale and Grands Glen Bros Music Co (adv) old-tim- GET Pioneer League Standings W Team 51 Salt Lake rf-l- INDUSTRIAL UNIT YANKS IN FORM NEW YORK July 13 (AP)— SALT LAKE CITY July 13 (AP) The New York Yankees showing e some of their power-hittin- g The Utah supreme court held Satswamped the St Louis Browns urday that only personal services toin both ends of a double-headperformed for personal hire are 10-4 the the and first day winning affected by the state unemploy12-6 second Joe DiMaggio got a ment compensation act pair of homers in the first and The court a decision overruled another in the second while of the state industrial commission four-basCharley Keller blasted a had held that Lamont Hoist with the sacks loaded in the night- which an employe of the Fuller Brush cap First game score: R H E company was entitled to unem- 5-- Hughes Home With Two On Aids In Cowboy Win At Airway Park Pocatello 29 Imagine t Now you can eat new Twin Falls kind of pure food candy and grow slim 30 days supply only $200 C TWIN FALLS July 13 (AP)- C Anderson Co Phone 4660 Free Pete Hughes slugging rightfielder delivery (adv) recently traded to Twin Falls by Ogden Saturday night turned on Richardson Family — Annual re his former teammates and beat 8 to 7 d union of the family of Ebenezer them almost Clawson Richardson will be held lor the third straight victory for It the cowboys Monday in Lorin Farr park runs as he will start with a business meet Hughes batted in five — m ten a a at and a homer hit triple the horn ing er coming in the fifth with two WolferY Clearance Sale summer men on base when the Cowboys dresses blouses hats slacks lin- scored five runs Dick Wake Ogden centerfielder gerie and hose reduced 20 to 50 Who figured in the trade that pet (adv) brought Hughes to Twin Falls was a ball pitched by Damon Speaker — James Gunn McKay struck by the eighth inning and in former president of the L D S Hayes British mission will be the speak- suffered a fractured cheek bone er at the Nineteenth ward seven He had hit a home run in the sec p m sacrament meeting Sunday ond inning to drive in two of the Kapp brothers will furnish the Reds' runs He will be lost to the team for perhaps several weeks music physicians said Two home runs accounted for $1075 Dresses $690 and tweed five-ru- n burst by the Cowboys the coats half price at West's (adv) in the fifth After Hughes' round had scored three runs Ran To Meet — Queen Rebekah lodge tripper dall another over the fence blasted will hold its regular meeting Mon- to drive a mate in ahead of him day evening at eight o'clock in the off with three started had Ogden Odd Fellows hall A good attend- runs in the first inning and added ance is desired two more in the third to hold a 2 lead when the Cowboys cut Shop By Phone at Jerry's Food loose with their fireworks Mart Phone 525 (adv) The teams conclude a three-gam- e series here Sunday I TWIN FALLS OGDEN Outing — Members of the G I A AB H O A ABHOAj to the B of L E of Salt Lake Duff 4 12 0 March! u 3 1 13 City invite engineers and wives of Laybrne ss 4 1 O 0 Bishop 2b 5 17 2 division No 237 to join them at Canavan lb 4 1 9 0Reynlds If 4 13 0 Sinnott 2b 5 2 2 2 Hughes rf 3 2 0 0 Lagoon Thursday from two to Wake 3 0 Endress lb 3 0 5 0 twelve p m A six o'clock basket McCnnllcf 3b 5 2122 1! Randall cf 4 13 0 f 3 0 3 OIHolley 3b 3 0 0 0 Price picnic will be served c 2 0 3 c Party — A party was given at the home of Mrs W H Dalton in Roy in honor" of the tenth birthday anof her great granddaughniversary St Louis 020 OOO 002 — 4 11 0 ployment compensation benefits ter Donna Phipps Games were Redskins New York 400 300 03x — 10 10 2 Movies The court heldL however that played and stories told A Batteries: Niggeling H Mills Coff-ma- n Hoist's tray wages were dependent en- luncheon was served Cox Susce and Grace Chandler and To Follow Events Dickey tirely on his own ability as a salesman and thus he was not working Summer Qearaway of shoes for Second game: ST LOUIS NEW YORK GALLUP N M July 13 (AP)— directly for the company every family member Christenson's ABHOA! ABHOA Shoe Mart If Indians 4 Grace 0 2 4 (adv) 2 3 1 Navajo Saturday asked the OjCrosetti ss 5 13 5 Rolfe 3b 3 10 2 Great White Father for European Berardnogg Judnich cf 3 2 0 0 Keller rf 5 110 Graveside1 Services In Court —Suit to quiet title was 1 war pictures to show on the gov- Radcliff rf 5 2 0 OlDiMaggiocf 4 14 instituted 1 2 12 0 Saturday by Globe Grain Selkirk If 3 0 0 0 McQuinlb Planned for Infant & Milling Co ernment's portable movie machine Clift 3b 3 13 4Gordon 2b 3 13 4 against Hamilton and 2b 4 0 2 5!Rosar e 4 0 6 2 Catherine Carey and j others InBut their interest was purely Heffner 4 0 2 liDahlgrenlb 3 0 11 0 Swift c BRIGHAM CITY July 13— volved is certain real property ad0 0 0 0 Pearson p 1 0 O 0 Grave-sid- e educational explained the braves xxLary services will be conduct- joining the company's mill in West Susce c 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Hadley' p whose forefathers forsook the war- Bildilll p 1 0 0 0 n ed Sunday morning for Baby Jepp-seOgden Trotter p 1 0 0 2i La-vo- n 1868: Mr in Mrs and path daughter of xCullenbine 1 0 0 0 Suit— Belva Stark filed suit Sat"We just want to keep up with Coffman p 0 0 0 0 Jeppsen of Brigham City The baby died in a local hospi- urday for divorce from Arthur the times" 'Totals 33 7 24 17 Totals 33 7 27 11 tal Saturday afternoon She was Stark to whom she was married x— Batted for Trotter in eighth born July 10 xx — Ran for Swift in eighth March 2 1933 She charged failure Score by innings: sisa are the to provide assembly lines on a volume basis parents Surviving Her complaint stated — OOO St Louis 501 000 6 ter Barbara the and following she was willing to leave two minor a trucks New standard York 005 000 25x— 12 Producing Errors--Cli- ft 2 Heffner 2 grandparents: Mr and Mrs Dan children in the defendant's custody Summary: unit of the automobile industry Berardino e Rolfe hits — :rosetti Jeppsen of Brigham City and Mr providing she was allowed to visit Three-bas- e hits — Jordon and Mrs J William Bell of Idaho-Servicand ambulances is a relatively 2 Berardino them weekly Home runs — Clift Radcliff DiMaggio will be conducted by the simple problem Because basically Keller Sacrifice— Clift Double plays — Rosar Gordon Berardino Heffner and B Harold involve Felt funeral home of Waste — Suit to force the Peery if little they any change McQuinn Winning pitcher — Hadley Brigham City from established processes of the and — Land & Livestock Co to install Losing pitcher Trotter assembly plants control valves on 13 wells to which Turning out planes plane engines or other majSCORE SHUTOUTS they have title was filed Saturday or Items differing radically from LEGLESS PILOT BOSTON July 13 (AP)— The Chiby T H Humphe'rys state engithe stock vehicles of the industry cago White Sox shut out the Boston neer The complaint alleged the CREDITED WITH presents major changes in equip- Red Sox twice today 0 and 0 wells were permitted to run to ment and processes that must in- Ted Lyons yielded seven hits in the waste DOWNING NAZI volve months of preparation first game and Jack Knott limited Aside from a few items that have Boston to two in the nightIn Chapel —Lawrence Evans will been in experimental production cap In the singles LONDON July 13 (AP)— A legsecond contest the at seven p m at the speak for several months virtually everyless pilot of the Royal air force L D Sunday S Eleventh ward He rewas credited by the air ministry thing the motor car industry will eastern the returned from cently be called upon to manufacture in Saturday with shootins? down" a states mission the way of armament will require German Dornier from his Hurri- new machine tools from the small cane fighter at sea At Services — Bowering component parts right up to the He was a member of the R worker in the Benjamin Salt Lake temple of A F before the war and lost his will be the the finished product assembling speaker at the L D S U Conveyor lines which to most legs in a plane crash at seven p m ward Fifth individuals symbolizes mass proWith artificial legs he was able The public Sunday is invited to attend duction in the automobile industry to resume such sports as tennis say its leading executives is only and squash and when war came Booked — Ernest Chandero 48 a small part of that manufacturWASHINGTON July 13 (AP)— he argued his way back into the Harrisville Saturday was booked ing process the basic factor is bal- The agriculture department reportR A F at city police headquarters on anced equipment a continual flow ed Saturday that four large sugar The Pilot's name was withheld charges of speeding filed by Chaufof operations through the plant of producing concerns in the United Although a Briton he is the fer F D Thompson States Hawaii and PuertorRico reinterchangeably manufactured leader of a Canadian squadron ceived in excess of $500000 each parts State Charge — Margarito G in government payments for coManufacturing Techniques The sun was swallowed up by Perea 42 of 165 Twenty-fift- h "Tooling up" for mass production operating with the sugar control a dragon each evening and dis- was booked to appear Monday in also involves something more than program for 1938 each morning according city court to face charges of violaThe largest payment $580319 gorged just buying and installing machine to the belief of the ancients tion of the state liquor control act tools it means manufacturing went to the United States Sugar techniques that make the assembly corporation with offices at Clew-isto- n "SPEEDY" line possible the making of interR Fla Or COOQSE WHEN WE 1 1 SELL CAR ON A I THE The others in excess of $500000 changeable parts to a high degree by INSTALLMENT PLAN TOU LHSTRONG II UNPERSTANO of precision on a fast production were: Luce & Co S En C IS IT Strong basis CUSTOMARY FOR (supelY Aguirre Puerto Rico $560026 Ham The motorcar manufacturers are waiian Commercial and Sugar Co tou to Give us a v HAVH THE M6SX RE4S0HASIE REFERENCE not seeking to set up an advance Ltd Puunene Maui Hawaii $563-54- 2 PCTI IN TOWN We have a wVj explanation for belated deliveries and Oahu Sugar Co LtdWai-pah- u TERMS fOU CAMTAFFC?D I YtoUT! of war materials but they do want Oahu Hawaii $516468 TO MISS THE 1937 16 AT POCATELLO - Over Lowly St Louis Browns W DEFEATS REDS Car Philadelphia Athletics Make Five Misplays Yanks Break Into Win Column With Two Triumphs AMERICAN POINT MARGIN Random References liVy 5 Want War PRODUCTION OF In RECORDS L Pet 5 3 6 4 '5 4 5 6 8 6 8 4 6 6 10 5 9 1 2 4 10 2 6 1 3 3 10 0 2 6 1 16 So 201104 300005 PITCHERS 1 c Pioneer Averages to July 8tft h 1 E 182 Noble : H Jj |