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MAC Charge Your Watch MY OWN MERITS t REPAIR said weather forecasts Speaker - 'Every sports enthusiast who knew me as a foota s k e b ball andeveryb baseball player, and fan who player me as player and knows , · DIAPER RASH ' secrets'for the President's Banquet SALT I ii^WS when (UP)--Lovely, raven-haired Ellen window that storms are likely' to set in after this week and potatoes not harvested by that time will be lost. U.S. 14, 1946 · show BLVO OCTOBER EXPE T Qftirseiti 246Q\VA5M .^_^^ Our Saviour yesterday officially was described as the Gen. George S. Patton, important woman , walked"most into the British inK j fr, injuries intelligence who .succumbed office at fterford, Gernear weiaeioerg an(J surrenderec crash truck-auto a Forty-one-year-old Ellen began last yca-L* Centered in the colorful pane her career of international espionage and intrigue in 1927, two years St George astride a white the death of her husband, after a dragon with a swastika lancing T?n There is the insignia of the diocese, told of the general's and of West Point. fOn S'the3rd[army religion. border are the sleeve deep-rooted way civilization still of toe 3rd army's 12 divisions. "War, the uses to settle disputes, was stupidly window Both the and the said the Rev. Clark. dedicated by Bishop W. Ber-"He profession," hated war, but his courage -and Stevens and Bishop Robert rnoden The Rev. Stephen C. savcu u i a u j lives and unClark bishop-elect of Utah's Epis- I doubtedly shortened the war^ ,,,,,* . [UTAH] STANDARD-EXAMINER EVENING, became bmbyl mistress of WomanDoctorsheHartmann, the A "·· of chafin*. second in com- · 3 or externredness other mand of Germany's secret service. ;-/ally t s Mt. j*J caused irritation, apply She used her charm, beauty and Spy Surrenders *,:*M v^i_niwu*w^'-'»ui*i.^"-Help __T 7 prevent irritation-use rnildleverness throughout 'the: war in \JJ fy medicated Cuticura Soap Holland, to i"rance, Belgium-.and Oct. 14 BREMEN, Germany, Oct: 14 uncover - and Talcum- All druggists. war ·D John Q. of astronomical spending is es*;: 5 Sams ment said. = thattre federtl or"W TM** e^ndi^Tf curren^ will how biff-thit^suni Citizen ls--tMs blinKswne ays Tewschart abQve scarcely port must be harv "Those potatoes he same amount war xty week ed this \Vorld with the aid matea *v during: three "r.-jvan" the entire workers temporarily released ;om cost «:^v,t*',V-"""'joiiars billiondollars muic ·. --,,,,_,-,,,, uui-mg ,,«,..c ^ntire v.lue.try..-and services produced in this country during the depression. "~~* ^conferences/a business session and two and one-half days to aid in a number of social meetings their jobs. That food is vitally and the harvest." . ; Church Window w r^pTr '^ -,m-'.I".* I ** i Nazis' No. 1 ^ _ MONDAY Honors Patton .in9. the appeal for workers in a press statement calling for aid to "save our crops." He said"a critical harvest labor shortage"' exists, particularly in eastern Idaho. "Farmers of eastern Idaho are in great danger of losing as much as half of the big Idaho potato crop ] because of the critical farm labor shortage and the nearness of in clement weather," Williams' stat- ' . e n d p 1939,'aggregated of 1932 and 1933 awraged slightly in excess Federal spending during the 10 years of general -- made Five daring depression years BOISE. Oct. 14 (AP) Idaho fanners face ruinous losses unless city dwellers volunteer this week to help harvest crops, Gov. Arnold Williams said today. chief executive .. Total national Save Potato Crop The "* *" s to Aid Is Forty-One Billion Dollars a Lot of Bucks THE OGDEN |