| Show w hu & 'V fi ft f ' i lf 'f'h i i i v "V HEAD OF A F L RECOUNT GIVES NAVY BOURBON POST AGREE SPELL TROUBLE SHIP Democratic Incumbent Claims Victory in IlliWilliam Green Advocates nois Political Tilt Five-Da- y Week to CHICAGO Oct 3 (P—The recount of last November’s election in Illinois' Absorb Workers " fp U y i ( f Bi f 3 1951 V 4 M b HV Mvmhk4b SATURDAY CORNING OCTOBER THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SAYS PAY CUTS i U LEADERS CHINA PLANS PROGRAM Nonmilitary Campaign to Regain Manchurian Oct 2 OT— Any WASHINGTON clouds over the office of George E Johnson United States attorney at Chicago as a result of the Income tax cases were dispelled today by Acting Attorney Gen8HANGHAI Oct 2 CD— China Is eral Thacher He said a department of Justice girding herself to regain territory which she is fearful of losing In Man- Investigation "disclosed no facts or churia pending determination of circumstances which In any way Inwhether the league of nations coun- dicate Improper conduct or lack of cil convening In Geneva October 14 Integrity on the part of anyone conwill decide if Japan has fulfilled her nected with the United States attorpromise to evacuate occupied Man- ney’s office” Thacher’s announcement was churia zones The campaign her leaders envision made a week after disclosure of an Is not mUltarypfor nobody in China alleged plot by Terry Diuggan Frank Is talking war against Japan exceptjLake and others to obstruct hotheads agitating forjment prosecutions under Income tax laws declaration of hostilities Instead China is furbishing her It was reported Dniggan was re favorite weapons of propaganda and pared to testify he had paid $75 000 Immunity Meanwhile hatred of the to procure Dniggan boycott common foe is bringing reunification planned to swear his money reached Johnson's office nearer of the Chinese nation Canton dispatches Indicate the Q Areas Mapped Construc- $750000000 Weather Checks Federal Reserve Traders’ Strike Pacific Flight At Denver Ends Names Secretary S Dispels Graft Clouds In Taxlnquiry LAND DRIVE BIG ON tion Bill to Be Placed Before Congress 11 Drug-gan-La- ke DENVER Colo Oct 2 (JPj — A traders’ strike at the Denver Union stockyards ended today when stockyard officials announced they would fee on revvelghed waive the lots of cattle and assume the loss which may result through failure to collect the fee The announcement was made for the stockyards company by Dr B F Davis secretary of the Colorado stockgrowers nt WASHINGTON Oct 2 (ff1)—Chester Morrill secretary and general counsel of the farm loan bureau has been appointed secretary of the fed eral reserve board succeeding Walter L Eddy who was compelled to go west on account of his health two years ago Morrill a native of Missouri will be succeeded as secretary of the farm loan bureau by F D Van Sant and as general counsel by Peyton R Evans of the bureau’s legal staff Van Sant la now assistant secretary SABISHIRO BEACH Japan Oct (Saturday) (UP)— An unfavorable weather report halted plans of Clyde E Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr to take off today on their attempted nonstop flight across the Paclflo 3 ocean Pangborn and Herndon had ex- pressed hope that they would be tn the United States Monday after being In the air 48 hours but tha bad weather conditions over the great circle route forced them to postpone Eighth congressional district ended PASTOR AIDS POOL today with the Democratic incumtheir departure until Sunday at TWIN FALLS Idaho— To encourbent claiming a victory which would least AtwcUUd Br By HAROLD TURNBLAD Prt) shift the Illinois delegation to a Demage construction of a swimming pool -A $750 Oct WASHINGTON Associated Press Staff Writer as a recreational feature In Twin ocratic majority and temporarily at Falls for the benefit of young peo least give the entire house of repre 000000 naval construction program VANCOUVER B C Oct De for befoie be will congress placed If you want safe clean sentatlves the same complexion pie the Rev Glen W Hutton of the noimcjng the wage reduction policy In December action H Kuna was declared by Christian church will preach on that CITY GOVERNMENT Stanley adopted by some lnduetrte6 as “un- his attorney to be the winner In the Plans for the legislation were subject Sunday he stated Thursday Fruit and vegetable shipments Into chiefs as Vote For sought navy today divulged sound and unjust" President Wil recount 16167 to 14797 C also 641 Peter carThere will be three pantomimes Salt Lake In August totaled to carry out President Hoover’s da In connection with the topic entitled loads compared with 595 carloads Ham Green of the American Federa- - Granata the Republican who was In or a expend! "Children tio'n Of Labor ore dieted here today (ori8lnaUy declared the victor ha8iman1 in the reductionaI Playing" “Boys Will In August 1930 and 697 carloads tn flsf year’ Swim’ and 'Grandpa Learns to August 1929 according to the monthfought against the recount unsue-- 1 tu"8 senate last Chairman Hale “Social unrest Is bound to follow" He ly summary compiled by Leonard S cessfully In several courts Pray" Green addressed the building charged It w as Illegal The house of naval committee and Chairman Penn of the federal-stat- e market house naval commlt-decld- e the last CIVIL W AR VET DIES trades department of the federation itself will be asked to wn news service ? a to te have vhlch Is holding a prcconventton aYoed at its first session 127 UTICA N Y Oct 2 OP) - William In Bp?nsorallowed carloads Railroads brought The present party membership in 'calling for the construction gathering preliminary to the fifty-fir(Uncle Billy ) Siinth of Camden and the equivalent of 514 carloadv annual convention of the Amer- congress with six vacancies yet to be und!I th London naval treaty civil war veteran died to- was trucked tn In August 1930 rall- -i The agreement was reached ican Federation of Labor here next filled In special elections Is 214 Reday He was said to have retained roads contributed 165 carloads comNanking peace mission Is highly sucweek Organized labor will fight publicans 214 Democrats and 1 yesterday in a closed conference full use of hia faculties until a short pared with 430 carloads hauled In by cessful and dramatic developments had declared both after opposiFarmer-Laborite wage reductions “to the last ditch time ago Victory for Kunz truck to establish new governmentending acto tion administration’s the deand beyond" President Green would give the Democrats 215 and the tal order In China are expected betion In abandoning plans to conclared “We stand In defense of the Republicans 213 The Illinois delethe fortnight of watting Is ended American standards of living which gation to the next congress now struct six of eleven destroyers fore Well Informed persons are predicton a replacement program are based on wage structure" he numbers 14 Republicans and 13 Demregime with a triumvirate In the meantime Secretary Adams ing a new and said ocrats The position would be exactCantonese leaders takANN ARBOR’ Mich Oct 2 at the top Informed chiefs of bureau formally should reversed the house decide ly “Wage Must Be Restored of the Michigan Dally stuImportant roles The triumvirate demand for slashing ing the v president’s Kunz for is expected to consist of Chiang dent newspaper at the University of “I am rather apprehensive of what Kunz off the estimates $61000000 budget In fraud the Charged original (present head of the Nanktr Michigan today announced they may happen If this senseless heart- count which gave Granata the vic- The budget for the next fiscal year government) as commander of Uiel would continue publication despite less policy of wage reduction conI 1932 calls for an 16565 to 15394 July beginning tory withdrawal of 900 subscriptions tinues" the labor president said army and navy Wang Chtng-WeitOne of the special elections on outlay of $401000000— (Cantonese leader) a head of the purchased by the university for fac“American htstoiy shows this Is a which balance of In the Serious the Matter power Kuomtntang political party and Hu ulty members appai ently as a prohigh wage nation Prosperity will rests will start tomorrow with While making clear that the build- Han-Ml- n never come back until wages are house (Cantonese leader) as head test against recent editorial policies a primary In the First Wisconsin disSome PAPERS formerly selling at $170 per Roll restored The action followed the publicaprogram in progress would not of the national government It was to fill the terra of the late Henry ing trict delearned that Nanking government of- tion of several issues branded by be curtailed Secretary Adams “The time has come for the Allen Now as Low as 33 o Cooper The election will be scribed the necessity for other re- ficials received the Canton govern- Dr Alexander G Ruthven presishorter work week in both public held October 13 Complete Lins of Draperies BlanchW George matment’s latest proposals by telegraph dent of the university as “tasteless ductions as “a very serious The ard and private employment PAINT— Republican Every Gallon Guaranteed an emergency and objectionable” The Issues contime has arrived when the conthat the navy needs today whereupon JOHN M KNIGHT Thomas Amlle progressive Repub- ter" Explaining Gallon 70c Quart 40c Pint added that “we meeting of the central political ooun-c- il tained criticisms of the conduct of men" and he $240 for City Commissioner "ships gress of the United States should lican back La Follette the organby convened to was In would our like make reductions act to put government employes ization and Thorwald M Beck conmembers of the American Legion Complete Line of Gllddrn's Paints and Varnishes A man of the people who knows the P1CTUHFS AND PICTURE FRAMING The council’s deliberations were the national convention at Detroit in other directions” on a five-da- y week City’s needs servative were considered the leadmost were but members connot was to indicated of It students for that plans divulged denounced the dean “Efficiency and productivity have Go Armsircng-Engber- g — Fearless— Capable Honest struct a sister ship to the new air- optimistic increased to such an extent that It ing candidates statements concerning student govHe will hold down the costa Terms proposed by Canton were ernment and chided professors for craft Akron at a cost of about is physically Impossible to supply all IS WEST FIRST SOUTH WAStTCH 5291 Ho will enforce the laws the men and women of our nation may be abandoned and that described as “very reasonable" obtaining reprint of college (Pollttoal adv paid by J H Glenn ) some shore stations might be closed y with enough work for a A reduction In both naval and week" he said Green predicted unorganized workmarine corps personnel rotation of ships in service to curtail opers would see "not one but two or ‘ eration costs Including the giant three more wage reductions” aircraft carriers Saratoga and The wage cuts Green said "have frozen buying power of the 40 000000 Lexington have been suggested at work an the United States" While the department was studyFILER Idaho— New officers for “They were buying less than they ing methods of economy Senator could use before the wage reductions Bank of America Official Reed of Pennsylvania a delegate to Flier high school student body electbut now they have stopped almost the London conference who recently ed Thursday were Cyril Adkins the national defense had president Maude Davenport vice entirely" he said Expects Betterment in declaied been reduced to the minimum re-- j president Bethene Hagler Workers Must Be Absorbed World Trade turned to confer with Senator Hale reasurer “Employers of the nation should and other leaders on the new conSeniors— Cyril Adkins president make a pronouncement that the struction program Reed was chair- Edwin Graves vice president Ua wages will be preserved If prosperity SAN FRANCISCO Oct 2 man of the last senate military com- Newberry s e c r e tary - treasurer Is to return The federation proposes Lynn P Talley assumed his duties mittee He expects to discuss the Maude Davenport Everette Grleser the board of situation later and Mereie Allison members "of the v iHivivi California student council Hoover Flayed more men and women of the nation" chain banking president Green said Senator Hale plans to amplify his Juniors— Donald Albin One of his first acts was to re- vice president "If there is not enough work to go ceive newspaper men and assure position and make known hla next Wayne Blakelysecretary-treasuraround to keep all of them busy six them the banks policy of baslcal’y move late tomorrow Since his an- Bethene Hagler and Don Engle coundays a week eight hours a day then sound methods would be stressed He nouncement in Portland Me that Jack Stephens cilors Mr reduce to the five-da- y Hoover week and as emphasized that had “dlstegatded the Sophomores— Eileen Haag presifundamany hours as Is necessary to absorb mentals would get"banking foremost atten- mandate of congress" in having dent Warren Tegan vice president all the workers buiid canceled to six destroy- Helen Potter plans tion and said the secretary-treasurhoped “We have called upon the head of the bank would bemanagement "so soundly man- ers he has been going over the situ- Don Andrews and Irene Allen the nation to summon the heads of aged" that western control will re- ation with senate and house leaders Industry to confer with labor to find solve Into a "question of eventuality" and has found much support Bill Tumipseed prest- a means of combating unemployBUtten said he and Hale were Freshmen— After handing tha Interviewers a Clair Dexter vice president ment We asked that more extensive the on American agreed Legions Max'MofMti statement Talley discussed public employment projects be in- prepared the world economic situation Infor- resolution favoring construction unthe der of the London teims augurated to take up the slack treaty STUDENTS ELECT OFFICERS mally saying he thought the preswhich expires In 1936 ent readjustments taking “Everybody Sitting Still’’ place R EXBURG Idaho— A As Is the congress by charged world were working "But it seems as If everyone is sit- throughout the for student body officers for with providing ade- contest Ricks college resulted in election of ting still hoping and wishing that for eventual betterment of woild constitution defense memIllinois the quate business When improvement would the following: President La Von something might Jiappen to lift us out of our economic misery Eco- begin to be noticeable he would not ber aalU thev had decided to cull Stallings Lewisville vice president the naval member board general nomic laws work inexorably but we predict Laura Skelton Rexburg secretary can do what we can to mitigate unTalley came to the California bank and other high naval officials for Arvtlla Watts Rexburg cheer lender from Dallas Texas where he was questioning as to the needs favorable conditions" the navy On this expert testi- Edward Carlson Ammon athletic Doubt that the wage reductions governor of the federal reserve bank Rupert de- -i mony will depend largely the manager Ralph McCloy announced bv the United States manager Larell Nelson Rexprogress of the proposed legisla- bating Steel corporation would sell ' another dramatic manager Oscar burg tion ho added Jameson Ammon pound of steel" was expressed by As tentatively outlined the proGreen becauso the use 6 of steel are gram would be completed before the GROUP HOLDS FLECTION so bound up tn other Industries expiration of the London treaty It ASHTON Idaho — New officers of “The thousands upon thousands for would call the building up of the the Ashton Parent-Teachof people who are suffering beassociaWAUKEGAN IU Oct 2 (JP)- -K C remaining tonnage In aircraft car- tion were announced Friday as Mis cause of the wage cuts are Inwoman riers has turned deputy construction of 73000 tons In Sam Halns articulate and voiceless because society Mrs Alma president sheriff small gun cruisers with or without they are unorganized” Green said She Is Mrs Scott Durand social flying decks depending upon the Williams first vice president Mrs adding that the American FederaO A leader of Lake needs was Bluff of the navy and the replace- Mrs Shirley second vice president She depution of Labor had voiced a protest Alma Owen secretary Miss tized ment Lester of a Sheriff 0 by Tiffany yesIn behalf of the worker even destroyer tonnsge of Winifred Walker treasurer when she which took official becomes terday the obsolescent though they are not organized “If the workers of the United oath to uphold and enforce the laws! within two years REGISTRATION GROWS — of of the Illinois stale States Steel corporation had been orGRACE Idaho— Harold Nelson inwas She star will a but have given ganized even approximately as strong to structor reports that 82 students furnish her own gun in case she as the building trades" Green connave registered for seminary work tinued "I doubt that the wage cut wants to reaort to firearms Hi-ToTwenty-fiv- e INvxz’high school students Mrs Durand became an officer p 1 lU-L- I would have been made b graduated wl “I hope though they all go down of the law for the purpose of arrestyear around you I hope I pray you will ing anyone who attempts to hunt Solid leather and composistand firm like good soldiers and re- hen pheasants on her property Shooting of female pheasants became fuse the wage reduction" this year through an oversight legal tion soles in black and GROLP I— Black anil brown ’ ” lime for Salesmanship ' fRQlP 2— BUrk Elk leather m jm "Ml Flk and rrtan leather! vlt Hf a uppers with best grade comUnion labor must “stir Itself to still has th brown Sizes 1 to 6 Reg12 00 noon hflL Frnv at the organ atiirdy composition oloi and the American employer Green said trespassing position soles A few famous KDYL1he Bookman few a other officers Installed were- H leather with “The time has come for salesmanteles lion hhoes m Brand amnnz r ular 4 95 values C Hlnkley first vice commander 12 15 Saturday Pjncopalor ship” he said Practically all iliei them All sles 12 30 KbL nams Daily A T Sahlborg “We must now show the employers second vice comKDYL CU jr8juor orchptira mander G M Dean adjutant and 12 45 KSL— Thu MuM( Mantprs of tlic nation that union labor Is more 00 Khl ruvirw service officer: the Rev I Q Wood efficient that Is pays to employ-unios KDL HroftlrH‘prn (b tour ciubrnsn C Mariano sergeant at labor because It is more prof30 KSij chaplain ifsiiinp Iuiim J LnixerMtv of Nfbraki-Nnr- i itable J Kehwendiman historian hwfMrn umvrrkzty football BURLEY Idaho— Barley Annul- - jarmsR Green pleaded for unity of action George Boyce color bearer E N s mu V can 00 and purpose among the building h8h— L D S confpmicp from the Legion post ednesday evening! aughn district committeeman F t nburnm Jr trades urging them’to continue "to iclaca William II Thompson com- - E Tydeman Cbailes A Butler I 00 KhL— ( bn iddie Puohin music mander A P Grtmaud first vice Roy Jones and L L Watson execu- - 3 the federation in Its alms KDYL— vSumif Umucp 4 00 KL—Daiuu rnulodiM commander Paul Church second tiv e committee court Kl)L mcIhfHjtcKananroo vice commander George Denman' Dlstilct Commander John W 4 0 Kml of tno Masters Green to be worse than a year ago adjutant A L England sergeant Foreman was the Installing officer 8 00 KLr— in eta rical KDY1—C BH Bii a Orosbv Dale Ruslay service of- - Mavor I" C Coffin complimented the 5 13 KOYIv— and more alarming We are facing CBR TiiltiKil situation fleer H O Hall chaplain H C post upon It selection of offlteis W the third year of unemployment" ahinpf on 3 30 KQL- - lnlnrrnal I music Dworshak H and historian should be s based on Harand promised the city cooperation Wages producKDYL— ( H8 Hem and Dunn tlon Instead of the cost of living J J- Dunbar and George Den- - In the American Legion ’Days of 5 4 KDVD Muilral album 0 00 hHIc— Dinner hour m ifdc man director Forty-NinGreen declared in celehiatlon KDL tar'et — —Harris and Dunbar were elected tlon with the local Devs of eonjuncOld Fort 6 30 HRI E Dlnier W Keh nnj iual laUe ns delegale and alternate respto- - Hall’ celebration next July KLY al talk 0 4i KI L —Organ reverie tively to the district convention in 7 00 KBlr- - NRf Poyd (tlbbona Buhl October 7 Terry Prater com- HH KTO L kvM) t ter' 18 KIAL ( Hy ( hh Ff vfir'eis mander of the fifth district installed AT 7 si N Mr Tie Nhrhlr most of the newly eleetul offlrei s II 111 8 00 KM N B A Ho fe iruMc KI L the remaining ones to be Installed at ns Slow Hi fti 0 00 f n MIC Amos And the next meeting The fueling was K H i Jat k Miller - H 9 Ift w‘ TWIN FALLS Idah- o- Principal U presided over by I H Harris re-' v Die BUHL Idaho-A- ft a er of D— Prvnr mllhnrr eeilrs band Terry of Twin Falla high achooLUrlnK commander ou a among music students at 0 70 try Orrhentra told about 200 people at a parent he Aneer Man Buhl high school 22 mcnibcis were 9 43 KM f II B TEAM I)4N(E Knvts— ens hi Morn ftreUfutra teacher meeting Tuesday night that 1 Imrsdav foi a gills’ glee 10 oo KPVL—CI1M Cmv Lombardo announced Idaho-T- hc GRACE school high the enrollment Is larger than ever Filter alnern ub and 13 for a boy a’ glee club by 10jr to KKM Tl in ili L — H before particularly In the senior dramatic elub will sponsor a dance at Professor Orral Nftrturn S Luke music dl II 00 rM Dante mnlf the 9 school October and gvninaslum class rector KDL— Fibre bulletin The guls aic Helen Stevena fIttllowen a"d There were 204 aenlors at the end!1'0111 enUlUin Misses’ and Children's KDYL— Q '"i Genevieve McElroy L'letta Thomp- 1112 04 00 mid Urfhf KSI flllent of the first three weeks this season 'Chilstmas Club officers are- Sher- - son KD L— M'dntahi melodle Lou West liaibara Dorothy Dorothy Lf)wc- president find 878 In the four senior high school Lesord v ce Pr("ldent Lorln I (lerson Splelman Louise Tomlinson Misses’ Oxfords and Strap compared with 857 at the end and Leon Mather treas- - sen Hoobing Mildred Peck M utha secretary of the first six weeks last year The Oxfords Cox Strap Slippers and Rosie Kodrsh Helen Banbury urer Slippers in patent leather highest previous senior class was in Vivian Hwlgnr Ruth Van Patten Shoes of patent leather and HEAR THE TIEWS Or blaik 1023 when 161 students graduated punmctal nnd brown Women’s Childs m Inuia Mvra Lee Whitmire hmmifs road — work Slippers high Elk uppers with solid leather The next largest rlasses were lo9 last Elk leathers with solid leathPOCATILLO Dean Erua s ApproxlHf felflmrer Mlrlnm CARL BADGER MUiiui and 158 In 1928 The 1917 maMv three milesIdaho soles in brown and black 3 95 Cuban heels and of county roacLs In llait Gladys Parham Mai inn Ewer soles er 12 to 2—2 95 A Sizes s 53 numbered ch only the vicinity of Robin have been aur- - Maxine Winn Naomi MiGuhe ami Sizes to 2 Regular 2 95 On the Record and Total eniollmeiit for Twin Fulls and 3 95 values lurd Countv Burvevor W P llav- - Enhl Stallings and 4 95 values — values of (chords now exieccls 3000 with 876 In enor Platform The are announced The Bobble Btoek Carl boy renior high school 5'0 Junior high countv lock rruOior Thursday will be moved Ijnrdlne Robett Tucker Robert 1)81 elementary arhools Mayor John F Bowman now to the Krilv riMrlrt where Mlnshnll Ported punhat Boys’ Ralphf At fi30 p m vlmllar VVInton will Geer John Howcontinue Giav F rise OPAL MIMST F It Dll S operations ary Black Went aid Pailah William Wayne gunitictal Shoes nnd Real quality patent leather ' TONIGHT Oct 2 0V -rHl b II LD Ma ROY WIN'S AWARD Joyce Kenneth and Willard Bonar Rev Robert Heating Smith fih well On Oxfords E with solid leather da ho — A Mlver loving GRA( and Strap Slippers All Pumps known In the Epla opal ministry and lias been presented to Chare KDYL soles S'zes 10 to' 13' '3 and 1 for 21 years re lor of the Chinch of nip I nd heels sizes 3 to 8 Regloi al Roy Stout and Future high M’ti d poll! Ml 8 the Atonement here prim to hla te larnitr In the oilhiul publication im in were fnt by 8 hv the 05 to 2 values injured 'lightly 2 95 iih and 3 95 values ular tli rment In l'KT d'ed todey II- - vv ni or t lie rut mual m out orRanlraUou lor Inirdlng cf a bomb el a MaUtua bum In Biooklyn N Y U 230 wind csaj amuiunuit piuk ixet night 2- 3-- 1 Produce Record Totals 611 Cars le st Student Editors Defy Faculty Move (TV-Edit- ors Kai-She- k WALL PAPER SPECIALS Closing Out Some Patterns as low as 3c PER ROLL conservative Wall Paper six-da- BANKER TAKES Students at Filer OVER NEW JOB Elect Officers secretary-t- m er ’ er spirited J Our Anniversary Values — Prominent Society Which Means Buy Now for the Family Shoe Woman Deputized M I— Shoes for the entire family Saturday—take prices are down at Z advantage of the new low prices Only' because we are able to buy these shoes at a fraction of their original cost is this sale possible! Every shoe is a brand new' Fall style in a most complete assortment of sizes and colors Don’t miss the 150-00- Pnwt Tnct'illa aaioiuiis An Extraordinary Special on Men’s Work Offirrzc v1 Boys’ Boots Shoes of Outstanding Z C M I Quality ’ ft j - KFLr-C- -- “5 1 1 Z -- ’ at-ar- '" - e ‘ Kecoru School Selects Glee Singers her FI £& L N I KDYL-CB- H Specials From the Shoe Nook -- Misses Slippers Shoes ej - I Women’s SJippers A A A 25 82 Women’s Slippers Shoes j 49 i ry i ( y I"’""! Ifu ' 95 49 5 53 |
