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Show PACE EIGHT. THE LOGAN, UTAH I IEHALD-JOURNA- Olson Votes in California Election SIX IDAHOANS DIE rii? IN TRAIN COLLISION MOK) Nv P 'I D A IDAHO IM-Li i I'mlu'limn passing! mill s tl in k .ill automobile t w 1 ; . The COAT HIT of the Season! nl lull I i'll mgllt, killing MX Malm pi I.sons Tin- di a. I wi ii lnlin W l.undquist, HO, Slu Hi y, lil iliu oumi and t)i lu vi il to hi hi1. i .ii , Ravmoml nl tin- ilnvi-- liolthwest 1 Tin- bridges to thi- tnr was .still T nnt of till- Ini halted hall i m Om- of the Hit i vv is t hi own from the tar I). ink 200 litt to ii - v in n J vV' s dragging it nn inssint,' i wimi! .1 Mi Ivin ilkoi, Uii Sulliy, l'l.i ; Mis Gough, 52, Blmkloot Mi lie Mm iniill, .IS Miss Vii.i Tin mill Mrs Flora mi -10 .ill of Id.illi) Falls Usually Sell al 22.50 On Sale for ttiis Even! i - ?Arz&v ' st' 1 IjiiiIli- i if ,v, fiVlkK' t: - .. &th Clark Concedes Idaho Beaver iLjJLut&Jk. ,i telvphotu) (St i crosses his Post To Bottolfsen with Red Trim Taking no chances, Governor Cutbort L. Olson, Of Calilomia, fingers as he casts hi, ballot for governor at his Los Angeles home pro emet State Attorney General Earl Warren opposed Ol.son. BOISK. Ida Nov 9 H ssion by Gov Chase A Claik of tion to the Idaho gubernatorial foi mer Gov C A Botolfscn today briught to an apparent end one of the most thrilling contests in the St ite's political history Clark conceded last night afler a United Tress rei heck and recap- SAN FRANCISCO. Calif- - Shel- llulation gave the former governor H .son, formor school co- lead on strength of a a - ordinator in (ache county school from Frankreturns in lorreition idistrut, has been assigned as an lin county director The Cniu-Iress county non ",l'llllt J11 ( ross field Ctah, it wick an-stands (827 of 816 preeincius re-- , a Uill Pacific jounced by A for Schafer. porting): the American 'e manager - 72 fKifl Bottolfsen Cross .71 502 Clark r" 0,iy 15 Bergeson assumes his new as- In reality there The Idaho ' signment following an intensive precincts to report training period at Red Cross nacounty auditor, Henry Aelc her, said tional headquarters, Washington, four precincts In the states larg est county had failed to hold an L). C As an assistant field director election. The remaining 15 precincts are believed to hold no with the military and naval welfare service of Red Cross at Hilt more than 150 votes. Field. Bergeson will assist soldiers Inhad he after been Shortly formed of the new twist in the in solving their personal or family beelection, already featured by large problems, acting as a liason errors In Canyon and Gem coun- tween the soldier and his family of the ties, Clark announced he had scut at home This is part the following telegram to his comprehensive Red Cross services to the armed forces, extended to opponent: Mrs. Clark and myself congrat- Uncle Sams soldiers, sailors and ulate you and Mrs. Bottolfsen on marines wherever they may be. Graduated from the Utah State your election You have our very Agricultural college in 1935, Bergebest wishes for a successful son worked for the Utah state department of public welfare In Garfield, Washington, Uintah and Sevier counties for over a year before signing up with the Cache county school district. , 1 Man, It's Ann ! Beaver 7 with Green Trim e 1 , L Natural with -- Red Trim Natural with Careen Trint Quilted Sateen Lining Wool Front Trim 100 likes tlum sac ape especally if they aie like blond, Ann Savage, to illms. d gieen-cyc- Nnch II. ) foi Hive gn cccie I hi Is 5, Spun unit Aralac is a fast color Pinafore that combines smartness with practicability. Slip it oil in a jiffy with your favorite shirt and you have a combination so flattering you'll wear it everywhere. The neckline is scalloped. Colors are red, blue, or green. Sizes In Newton Chapel on have alvacs arrive d at the i ght 2 time- thus fir . . p m. ill the Newton ward chapel 'You can have full eonfidcme Leroy Salisbury conducted that the leader-hi- p and the armed the service fortes cull do that lias The wurd choir gave several to be dime andeverything tail be done musical selections directed by Later he declared the hour Einar Pedersen and accompanied would ionic when he would hit bv Nola Jenkins Vocal solos were back given by Einar Pedersen and Helen Nielsen and a duet by Hazel Rigby and Norma Christensen. BENSON NEWS Speakers were Bishop Stanlec Griffin, Bishop William H Griffin MRS ORVEL REESE Jr of Logan and Bishop Ralph Reporter Jones Trayers were offered by J J. Larsen and Marcus J BenMrs Mary Munk entertained at son. Interment ecus in the family a dinner parly last Thursday f t plot in the Newton cemetery with vrnoon at her home Dinner was the grave dedicated by Ernest served to Mrs Annie T ReiMx of Ballard. Ruhmond Mrs Naonu Funk .ml Mrs Miry Reese of Loan. Mrs Kllen Homer Mr Sarah Funk Mrs 'Came Rot so, Mr. Khoda Ree.se. Mis Maine Rees Mrs Lib-bi- e Reese Mrs Mary FalMov, Me Esther Koumiv, Mrs Klvira Ballard. Mia Maigaret Hoffman. Mrs Caroline WaHerson Mrs Elizabeth Neeley. Mrs Cbri.stina Lai-'ouni the hostess Mis Mona was assisted hy her daughters Mt.s Arilella Hume Mrs lothu Funk and Mrs Deviva Chimboi. and Mrs Munk's granddaughter Mias Anna Lou Rees Mrs Carrie Reese and Min Lib- hie Reese were Sundnv aftiinoon RUpsti of Mrs Marne Rees Miss Trudie Hoffman enlut lined at a Hilloween part Saturday evening: at the home of her paients Mr and Mrs Xiton Hoffman arious games featured the evenings entertainment Supper w is served aiound a bonfire to 31 guests. Mrs (leorge Thain gave a birth-d- a party on Sundav m nonor ot VV - I HOLD EVERYTHING n PENETRO FOR COLDS MISERIES c uuiicid Only. Ml- - tin Vi Ida Peterson of Salt Like Cite fli w Inline on Sundae and spent a few hours with her son Mrs Edith Ftillnn r enteitamed at a Hallow e mi putv last Fridas evening for bu two daughters, M m mm md Jovie A spook ul- -' foitune tilling and Hum o formed Uu evenings tntertam-inen- t Etuis foi Burno were won hv Kennv Munk Anna M le Lewis. Pallm Reese aed Ittth Berger Others present wire (iioge J Thain, Bunt TKun Rav Rond Pcnms Funk LtKon FiKUv Rt ! ard Room j LiKie B third Beth Berger Gene kidui in Luee and LulVan Nuttall ud Mu lent rvtd to the Hoopes Sunn r w is hv Mis Kullnur 'guests w is A partv gmn Wedmsdtv uul evening at the home of Mr Mrs Kostti Puts' ii h nor of Rt Mrs Libhie est woo h ft late that night foi Oiegon Pinner w n .solved to the gueM of honor md Mr ami Mrs. V. Rum1 Mr and Mis (Jar llmev M md Mis eludes L Rees,' Mr mj Mis Hinv ml Hinson Mis ih be Midanti Ms gis Kuiik art Mr and Mrs F'str Ker-- t a: U' umh DRESSES Hit 1 t to-i- h . 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( The r.evv-com- ei her son Melvin Gunei were ol We unei Mammoth Purchases SMART DRESSES Hollywood Ecklund Rites Held J at la c:holc 3ICh In Newest Speech y f ird "Yankee Doodle Dandy" . . . these styles have captured the fancy of tHe younger set from coast to coast. Luxurious looking Alpaca Pile fabric of 100 Wool. Beaver or Natural color with red or green trim. Every girl wants one, and now is the time to buy it during this special Sale featured for our yearly C. C. Andersoni Days. Teddy Bear Alpaca Pile Hitler Is Defensive Adolf Hitlers speech in Munich Sunday on the 23rd anr.versary of the nazi beer hall putsch was interpreted today by officials familiar with dcr fuehrers oratory as his most defensive sinc-he touched off World War II tlnee years ngo Hitler asserted that lie faced the future with confidence- - "with much more confidence than before the last winter but elsewhere in his speech he betrayed that he during 1943. Members of the 1943 committee, was now primarily concerned with alternates to serve when regular holding the territory he has conmembers are absent, and a dele- quered Hitler indicated that the Amerigate to the county AAA convention. will be chosen in each com- can and British invasion of French munity of the country. The AAA North Africa cither had caught county convention will take place him off guard or ac was powerless in Preston on Wednesday, Novemto intervene immediately In typu-ullber 18. beer hall language dcr fuehrer called 1iesident Room celt a Funcial for Fiank Kiklund were held lhursday at lor s ( AAA Election of community committeemen In Franklin county will 12 at be held November Preston in the county building and at the Franklin village hali, and November 13 at the Dayton school house. Winder school, and Glencoe church house. Quince Rice, chairman of the county AAA committee, announced. Election meetings will begin at 8 o'clock. All farmers and ranchers who participate in farm or range conservation programs arc eligible to attend the meetings and vote for committeemen to serve ' LONE ashir CommumnityAAA Elections Slated BT luled in 1 t.mal vvuh ;i K bn pi ints ,s.g mam or MvUsto.'V efestT rroru 11 I or v s 12 3Z V UP'inip . . . WXV.sS -- aE t'r i iei Et-- i |