Show 4 I 4 ' ' lit Still ci Quarry 'L ' I it ' - FOgitive Case Chain Gang Book Author Sought Again - xruesrr a - I - 'i '''''''' -: -- ' '''-''- 17 i K ':-- A r 1 t '''''''e 1': 11' A : 1 'sh -- A ' Jo III 1 1 1 (—Georgia - - - I r Ifi it 1 IS : 1 w D ' 4 11 - ' Plane Missing With Seven Eludes Search (Continued From Fate One) plane were Second Lieutenant J F Geis navigator First Lieutenant L E Mackay Sergeants L Neitling and P L Maas and Technical Sergeant H A Davis a paSsenger Last August 30 Sergeant Davis was aboard a McChord field Doug-she- d in bomber which southwestern Washington after encountering motor trouble The crew parachuted to safety Search Ordered The report Thursday that placed the missing ship as possibly being near the California line came from Constable Tillman King of Horn-broo- k who said a plane was sighted flying east over the Klamath river at an altitude of only 500 feet He was apparently In trouble asked to launch a land search and was inan army plane crew-Fridstructed to proceed to that vicinity although officers here said the plane King saw apparently was a commercial craft Reports from the Longview and Mount St Helens area of southwestern Washinton told of a large plane possibly in trouble being seen or heard Thursday A Weyerhaeuser company logger working in the upper Coweeman river country about 20 miles east of Longview said a plane circled there for an hour from 11:30 a rn1 to 12:30 p m then headed east i 1 - magazines He escaped again in 1931) and before his recapture in 1932 wrote the book in which he charged Inhuman treatment of prisoners in the Chain gangs now officially abolished by Georgia in favor of chainless work camps Burns now is secretary of the New Jersey Tax Adjustment association After Stanleyes announcement Friday an aid to Governor Talmadge explained that in view of Moores stand no extradition would be attempted now Moore leaves office next Tuesday to be succeeded by Charles Edison Georgia officials would not say if a renewed attempt to get Burns would be made litter i N0F - (4 I (9)1 4-1'-- - t ' 1 4 : ay c Utahn Denies Wool Jump ' Mont Jan 17 Marshall of Salt Lake GREAT FALLS It tin---1- r A logging company superintend- - : City secretary of the National ent at Silver lake northeast of IA'ool Growers' association took Longview said a large plane with Issue with Secretary of the Treas- motors cut out had been seen at ury Henry' Morgenthau recently about 11 a m also headed east quoted as being alarmed by what Weather Grounds Planes he called "unwarranted rises in the Rain and a overcast preprices of lumber scrapiron and vented planes heavy leaving the field wool" here for the search Colonel WalMarshall said he Wired a pro ter Peck operations officer said ' test to the Itreasury secretary urgwith improving conditions ing him to "consult the depart- that planes would cover the region as ment of agriculture farm price far east as Bend Ore and south figures' which show wool prices no to Mount Shasta Cal He said it higher than the fall of 1939 or 1937 was possible the bomber might and lower than the average for 10 have gotten as far as Nevada but years fo11owing-193absence of any radio reports the We feel careful checking was ' ' will convince that unexplained state ' The you that your plane carried the usual red '7nenti is unwarranted and unfair and blue army striping inwhite to the industry and signia on its tail Its number was misleading to consumers" not disclosed by Me- Marshall' is attending the Mon Chordimmediately ' field officials tana wool growers convention here and will speak Saturday on "The Wool Situation as Affected by the - - (Ceintingid tram Preceding Page) the three units tsould be permitted among PApensP t' - : 1 - Mr race and Mr Miller introduced a bill by request providing for the payment of government liens before the sale transfer or hypothecation of receivership as- sets A bill by 'Representative Abe Liddell WI Duchesne would proide for the election of county school board members by "the qualified electors voting within and for the entire school district" Speaker Sheldon R Brewster appointed a corna)) Salt-Lamittee consisting of Representatives Seivin Lund and Frandsen to tainthe facts with respect to apiece of property opposite the cap'tot deeded many years ago to the state as a site for a governor's manson:: After the state accepted the Kearns residence at 6o3 East South Temple street as a home for the governor the city demanded the property back and on advice of the ttorrt-:-general it was reused ' : TOWN HALL PAJAMAS 50 Off Orig 129 to 83 r (9)114 11g 1 1 - 1 11 1 1 0"'"N nitt-t- 1 I Will 1 11111111t RI ir I 0010" 1r Lrtl ' - 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(0)1 I i WID I :5 S7 - r FUR COATS to 31 Off 3930 to 9$50 to 38 COATS 31 Orig FUR Orly FUR COATS Orig cosisAsTs $128 to $15X 20 $C3 Sti3 Off e qn Off 1 it y1 S43 11 10 1 Y I 75 ' Orig $193 to $229 FUR JACKETS 31 to 33 orig 6050 to IN FUR COATS 20 Off Orig Mit FUR COATS 23 - Off Orig $229 FUR COATS 32 Oft Orig $393 Off - $2C5 S1 I I o I I) 00 BEDSPREADS 598 and Oft 90 39U 190 eni Ia1ii7:ii:-- ' i lamina I 49 ID to 79 1 Orig C 0 Qi ir 4 WAYS TO PAY: 49 65 I- I- U ) :: 591 297 4 67 n n7 8011'01 4 ' 5‘:7-filielI- nma117 7n 27 JUMPER SKMTS 83 OIL Orig 398 JUMPER SKIRTS c7I nn 57 yd I UU off I47 297 Orig-89- SKIRTS and JUMPERS 86 off Orig LOA n42 Yd 91 IIMINO litiMJC3 imoidi HATS 66' to 16 Off Orig 298 to 750 MODEL HATS St to 61 Orig 750 to 1150 SPRING STRAWS SS Off Orig: 291 NEW SPRING HATS Off Orig 12 20 :PARKA HOODS 61 Off Orig 79 to 129 Aft NW :1 29 on 650 99 S Off 4 05 0 - 32 159 : 25 eitIOVkEi to 13 1WOMEN'S GLOVES 31 off Orig 59 to 193 FABRIC GLOVES 33 Off Orig $1 DRESS GLOVES 50 Off Orig 19$ to 343 D ntri rin 61 O9 to L'a iI A Tyrje 911ALIIEg) i'lq Oft Orig50 to 249 20 to $5 Budget Cash—Charge--Layaw- ay I i I I I '' PAMILO HOSIERY Off Orig $I to L35 SILK HOSIERY 20 Off Orig 79 I SILK HOSIERY 20'r Off Orig 50 T HOSIERY 7 ' 40 201 Off' Orig 1!1 I 1 COSTUME JEWELRY 50 I ALL-WOO- L i120) SOFA COVERS 33 Off Orig 149 nn Ilia II 441 TIED-DYEPIECES BATIK PIECES TAPESTRIES PILLOW TOPS SCARFS SQUARES 14 to 90 50 Off Orig 29 to 198 IMMO n7 nVeiln7I I 11111n7 I I IP) ol-30(1)0t- ART GOODS 'LW q52 6411 Off Orig 1495 MLSSFS' and WOMEN'S BLOUSES I I 4 I iJ Off Orig 298 to 398 66 SPORTS JACKETS 24 Off Orig 695 to 795 EVENLNG SWEATERS AND A A7 blebt I Off Orig 695 JACKETS SS VELVET BLOUSES I a47 50 Off Orig 298 IMSSES' WOOL SWEATERS I tr7 I IV 1 57 Off Orig 398 SWEATERS I 577 Off Orli 298 00 112n 2397 SKI JACKETS yd Pas ALL-WOO- SI W0 ID U' i i 1307 56 G25 - 633 547 01:3 ' MISSES' SNOW SUITS 50 Off Orig 1675 to 1975 I I 54-In- ch 050 SI 75 I 225 299 449 111- Off I Originally 449 RAYON CHULLA CREPE 50 Off Orig IS yd "CROWN TESTED" RAYON FAB- ' RIOS 50 Off Orig 59 yd CHENEY TRANSPARENT VELVET 50 Off Orig 198 Yd WOOL FABRICS 60 off Orig Si yd L COATINGS SO Off Orig 195 Ya M0 1 ' I yd Off DRESSES 29 to 50 Off Orig 695 to 795 DRESSES 29 to 58 Off Orig 995 to 1615 DRESSES 28 to 52 Off Orig 1675 to 625 — DRESSES 19 to 46 Off Orig 1975 to 297& DRESSES 54 to 62 Off Orig 850 to 795 DRESSES 32 to 87 Off Orig 693 to 1095 DRESSES 33 to 50 Off Orig 1495 to ' 1975 ' 115 0 ‘3 ' (D'ill11-- I 99 nn Off Orig 49 SLIP COVER FABRICS Off Orig 49 331i DRAPERY CRAS'll 1131i off Orig $ 1 DRAPERY DAMASK am Off Orig 119 DRAPERY FABRICS 331“1 Off Orig 139 I49 AMEN FOVNTAEST PENS 50 Off O'rift 150 I 110 50 CrilKtt IllAiC laft I I I qii CAMP BLANKETS 50 Off Orig 298 COTTON SHEET BLANKETS 50 Off Orig 129 SI III-TO- 4 Elm ALL-WOO- L 198 Orig 75 SHEETING 1 ' Orig 4958 DRESS COATS 32 Orig 6958 COATS 36 Off Orig 1093 COATS 44 OM Orig $23 COATS 39 Oft Orig 3950 COATS 34 Off Orig In I ti rl) Ili ili: 898 CREPE ' FROCKS SI 1 1 Orig $5 DRESS COATS 33 lAi Off emt &tau to $35 - 209 I 23 to 48 OM Orig 1673 to $23 COATS 38 to 48 Off SETS PRISC1LLAS 50 Off Originally 49 65 75 98 129 and 149 AA 1 AA Originally 65 oJU I 040 169 198 and 29i I I toArs 49 p 60 COTTAGE 25 75 I eityklig" 53 58 65 and 98 440 338 240 121 : - NO-DO- T: 'The 3 Prs 235 Pi's' 3 It1 §Ua 185 47 3A In 3 Pr villa II CO - ii II 7riiog RITN-RESIS- '' — Paris SI r------ - -11 a ' ' ' rs BROMLEY LACE PANELS 50 Off Orig 98 CHESTER LACE PANELS Off Orig 119 50 SCRANTON LACE PANELS Off Orig 129 50 SCRANTON LACE PANELS Off Orig 149 50 CHESTER LACE PANELS 50 Off Orig 149 QUAKER LACE PANELS Off Orig 149 60 CHESTER LACE PANELS BO Off 40rig 169 CHESTER LACE PANELS 50 Off Orig 159 BROMLEY LACE PANELS 60 Off Orig 19 SCRANTON LACE PANELS 60 Off Orig 198 BROMLEY LACE PANELS 50 Off Orig 229 SCRANTON LACE PANELS Off Orig 298 50 ODDS and ENDS CURTAINS 73 Off Orig 79 to 298 CURTAINS PANELS 33 g 63 DE LISO DEBS 50 Off Orig 895 PAMILO DE LUXE 50 Off Orig 875 PAMILO SHOES 50 Off O rig 495 PAMILO SHOES 0 Off Orig 395 MEN'S VITALITY OXFORDS 50 Off Orig $5 WOMIltN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS to 75 Off Orig $t to LIM 50 pr MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS 49 to Off Orig 19 to 29 68 P ROOTS LITTLE GENTS' 73 Off Orig 396 and 449 pr CHILDREN'S SHOES 26 to 51 Off I Orig 229 to 349 CHILDREN'S HOUSE SUPPERS 50 Off Orig 61 hit 308 708 n an ijeu 1 nn Orig 698 OffOrit - ED nilsiiliS no Off SNOW SUITS 43 66 I n n7 I i 250 "Gay Gibson" JUNIOR DRESSES 33 Off Orig 1095 "Sara De Sok" DRESSES 26 Off Orig 199 VELVETEEN DRESSES 50 Off ' (3011'5 liWitj STRETCH Off Orig 169 to 198 COTTON SMOCKS AO Off Orig 198 'WOMEN'S SMOCKS 0 Ott Orig 298 RAYON CREPE DRESSES 33 IA Oft Orig 298 RAYON CREPE DRESSES 50 Of Orig 398 RAYON STREET DRESSES 66 Off Orig 1297 to to 50 33 497 697 897 r or RAYON 'COTTON 497 391 ogt3 - - I I tID 00 Ci iD 1297 oL - - To this we have added merchandise from other departments—made some purchases at advantage ous prices to make this a worthwhile store-wid- e event This group is all first quality merchandisestock is not soiled sufficiently The water-damage- d to impair its use Some is more stained than-otheIn any event the damaged merchandise is priced in accordance with its condition Buy now at these great savings of 20 to - 299 to now 47 25 99 Off PANTIE 198 to 598 398 219 Orig 1298 O'COATS 21 Off Orig 1798 BOYS' O'COATS 35 Off Orig 1998 31 I ("''' I 1 If 111) INTAII511a00-- 35 897 JUVENILE wooArs 30 Off Orig 933 YOITTIISI OIVATS ri S) I 1? 11(c it 4 (C RAYON TAFFETA SLIPS 1 20 Off Orig 169 WOMEN'S LLNGERIE 50 Off Originally 127 ALL-WOO- L - 1 tr-ii II 1 q:ow00c4 I 1347 ALL-WOO- L - 17- Off GIRDLES 501 Orig 125 COMBINATIONS GIRDLES CORSETS 50 Off Orig 250 CONIBLNATIONS GIRDLES CORSETS 80 Off Orig 350 COMBINATIONS STEPENTS 50 Off Orig 750 IE GANT COMBINATIONS STEPINS 50 Off Orig $10 POIRETTE FOUNDATIONS IlIq Off Orig $ 15 rontErrE FOUNDATIONS Off Orig 1250 3351 POIRETTZ FOUNDATIONS $3 Off Orig $10 POIRETTE FOUNDATIONS $33i Off Orig 750 BRASSIERES Off Orig 63 50 BRASSIERES 60 Off Orig $1 BRASSIERES Off Orig 125 50 BRASSIERES Off Orig 150 50 BRASSIERES 509' Off Orig 173 BRASSIERES 50 Off Orig $2 BRASSIERES 50 Off Orig 250 BRASSIERES 80 Off Orig 350 497 ALL-WOO- I ' I rlidliqD 111CAt-- SNOW SUITS 1475 1 111'46 Anchors Orders !ill 'SNOW SUITS 40 Off Orig 1675 WASHINGTON Jan 17 UP1—The TOTS' SNOW SITIT S navy department awarded a $342850 contract for steel anchors :45 off Orig 699 Friday to the Columbia Steel corn II ' ! pztny San Francisco Cal ' : 99 - '''' ' 299 598 OAK N - nine US uLnuitilEitua 11 Off - BEntArq Jan 17 tifil—The newi Representative T Earl Foote but rapidly expanding Hermann fDt Utah moved the speaker ap- Goering works has been divided i point a committee of five to "de- into three groups for administra-termine why we are not able to live purpose it was made known-Fridaconsume what we are able to pro night Mines and foundries form one duce” After some debate the moLon was tabled group capitalized at 56000000g The house adjourned until Mon- reichsmarks (nominally $224000-- ! day at 9:30 a m when it will 000 munitions and machinery facai listen to a radio broadcast of the tories in another capitalized at inauguration ceremonies in Wash- 80000000 marks and canals and ington Regular business of the ships in the third group capital--- 1 ized at 12500000 marks house will not begin until 2 p m a Most of the properties are In: I Austria i 1 2 49 ' SPORT SHIRTS 3Sti Off Orig 98 KNIT POLO SHIRTS 34 Off Orig 69 BUTTON-OBLOUSES 33 to 50 Off Orig 79 and $I PULLOVER SWEATERS 50 Off Orig 198 SLEEVELESS SWEATERS 32 Off Orig St L SUITS Off Orig 798 $8 SUITS YOUTHS' 33 Off Orig 1998 WOOL LONGIES 43 Off Orig 198 BOYS' JACKETS 31 Off Orig 1298 SNOW SUITS 43 Off Orig 898 LUMBERJACKS 117'71 Off Orig 349 COTTON UNIONS 20 Off Orig 59 LEATHERETTE HELMETS 58 Off Orig 59 BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS 33 Off Orig 149 SPORT COATS 33 Off Orig 79X JUVENILE O'COATS 34 Off Orig 598 JUVENILE O'COATS 38 Off Orig 79X - - 1800 Ott I I : - 00 "STA-UP-T0- 55 25 45 -- 1 - IU amain MEN'S TIES - - 11iv:A ildh ''''' I if:: of iii" 71 IN 11 ' c of c Iñ 41WW Nifn100not flii (421I LnC21 41-- E 14: l' - mn ' 'eei - - I RIDE- IIOOK 74 to 199 MEN'S BLANKET ROBES 33 Off Orig 298 r Germans:Reorganize Rio' Industry Unit 5 ' ' 1 4 L000riH::oari00 50 Originally 149 to 1198 ' ' U 21 50 ability Later he studied flying at Kelly and Randolph fields In Texas graduating in 1938 He was stationed at March field' Cal until June 1940 when he was transferred to McChord field Lieutenant Krummes and Miss Esther Fienner daughter of Mr and Mrs Rex Flenner of Boise were married in St Michael's cathedral in Boise August 26 1938i ke - - : 1250 1250 TOWN HALL SLAX BOISE Jan 17 (—The pilot of a missing army bomber from McChord field Wash is believed to be a former Boise youth Lieutenant R M Krummes named in dispatches as the pilot is the son of the late W M Krummes of Boise and Mrs Krummes who now lives in St Louis Be was prominent 4n athletics at Boise high school and en' tered the University of Idaho at ' Mascow in 1933 II He applied for entrance to West Point military academy but was rejected because of a physical dist 1 - s 8 2450 2850 398 MEN'S WOOL MAX 50 Off Orig 398 Pilot of 'Bomber Lived in Boise House Backs Britain Aid : 0 1975s '' Tu'e611-10--- - - WOMEN'S ROBES--50 3411 off Orig 695 WOMEN'S ROBES- -50 off Orig1095 458 RAYON SITDED CHENILLE ROBES-- 50 off Orig 695 3411 off Orig 695 348 "Fuzzy WuZzy" CHENILLE ROBES- -50 PRINTED RAYON CREPE ROBES--35 off Orig 695 463 SATIN AND VELVET ROBES- -75 off Orig 2295 574 67 off Orig 100 "Baby Chenille" BED JACKETS- -33 - SI 5 50 wool-produci- War" ' n - "4°17-- 11(0)) Itr 1 in rn - i CI I 11 'Name' 1 I -- 6 1 ' TOWN HALL SUITS I 31116041 26 Off Orig 2250 TOWN HALL SUITS efld) 23 Pao& Off Orig 2950 TOWN HALL SUITS § Off Orig 3350 26 TOWN HALL SUITS I I 3311160U 35 Off Orig 2250 TOWN HALL SUITS 49 Off Orig 2950 TOWN HALL "TWOSOMES" 40 Off Orig$36 TOWN HALL SUITS 71m I 50 Off Orig lijoll iJ TOWN HALL 0COATS S 15 23 Oft Orig 2975 1 TOWN HALL o'coA'rs 1 23 Off Orig $25 TOWN HALL O'COA 25 Off Orig $33 TOWN HALL O'COATS 26 Off Orig 3350 TOWN HALL TOPCOATS 36 Off Orig TOWN HALL crcovri 36 Off Orig 1973 TOWN HALL SOX AND ANKLETS 22 Off Orig 85 pair pr TOWN HALL SHIRTS 21 to 58 °In I Off Orig $1 to 195 SLEEVELESS SWEATERS 50 Off Orig $1 TOWN HALL PAJAMAS S1 1135 Off Orig 149 TOWN HALL SPORT SHIRTS 50 Off rs 1 i‘ (t 5 '" 14 : - 9 1 I' il i : - f' 1! 1 33-5- '?' i 1- - Ldo Immew- 515 i i ' t711c 5- I jc- 1 v (6)(6) 0 0 0 20 50 I gn - six-tot- en - Lri : ' - Bobert Elliott Burns Noted fugitive wanted in Georgie': 1W"-- 1 1--- - ! iong-he1- Mir ! - Bursting sprinkler—heads and pipes caused substan tial water damage in many department and stock rooms including corsets robes curtains yard goods men's furnishings shoes women's and drapery missee coats and dresses In some instances this Included new 1941 merchandise This stock was all covered by insurance The insurance company ab sorbed our losses making it possible to pass these tremendous savings on to you ill !'January 18 1941 A : - - 1 '' e'AI III - - ' Every Department Participates Shop the whole store for hundredsof unadvertised bargains! i:' I I Jan 4:: 11 I I I - ' 4 : authorities Friday began and then dropped a move to extradite Robert Elliott IBurns much publicized fugitive now living in Union N L Prison Commissioner Vivian L Stanley announced Georgia would make no 'attempt to extradite Burns "at this time" Earlier Friday Governor Eugene Talmadge isaid New- Jersey ihad 4 stand and reversed its would return Burns to the prison system he iattacked in a book "I Arn a Fugitive from a Georgia Chain Gang" which was later made into a movie Stanley did not expand on his statement ibut it was issued soon after Governor A Harry Moore of New Jersey had said in Newark that he was not prepared to approve extradition of the convicted robber whom he saved from return to Georgia in 1932 after a sensational hearing in which Burns charged many cruelties in the Georgia prison system Burns was sentenced to years Iin 1922 for a grocery store holdup which netted $585 in cash and a pistol He escaped after two months on a chain gang and was recaptured in 1929 in Chicago where he had become a highly paid publisher of business k ' '' - 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