Twin Falls News (Newspaper) - January 24, 1941, Twin Falls, Idaho Associated Press Newspaper THE TWIN FALLS NEWS Scattered Showers Vol COUNTY NEWSPAPER TWIN FRIDAY JANUARY 1941 H AUDIT niRK 01 CIRCULATION Price Five Cents Legislative Tilt Delays Action on Liquor Control Detweiler Charges House Member Put 011 Pressure for Laws Repeal Seeks Job By The Associated Press sharp exchange of words by two mem bers resulted today in abrupt postponement until tomorrow o consideration of an administration measure to abolish the Idaho liquor The stalemate came near the close of a prolonged debate when Detweiler moved that the retain its place on the calendar until a house committee could be named to investigate reports that have come to me that a member of this house is put ting the pressure on a na tional liquor I am Detweiler went that the member is to be a representative of that concern in Bids for Job Representative Peck arose immediately and declared ILLNESS HALTS the man he Det weiler is referring to is I had applied to a national liquor com pany for a position in the state of Representative Murphy shone obtained the floor and sug gested there have been 40 minutes of argument on this and It has resulted in a personal He moved for consideration of the previous question vote on the and 36 members voted Then Representative Horsley R Caribou the minority gave notice he would move today or to morrow to reconsider Murphys mo Newman Perce promptly moved for adjournment and the mo tion carried by voice in an Interview following the declared he had applied for a position with a liquor concern but added it had gone to another The unexpected development de layed house consideration of a num ber of bills that were ready for final reading and a The to the liquor by a large majority sent sen the measure by Bell Morgan Koenig and Andrus provides that only governors and Justices of the money the state for travelini outside its Among proposals which did no reach final reading today and wil be on tomorrows house calendar in elude those abolishing the weed relieving bile drivers from liability for dam ages in accidents involving ing guests and empowering the gov ernor and board of examiners to fix the adjutant generals Also held up was the creating the retirement fund ane one which requires authorization from department heads for any travel at state expense with of not more than five cents a mile Brief Senate Session The senate met only briefly marking time until begins con sideration tomorrow of three admin measures abolishing the of fice of tax The upper branch did pass one 23 Jo by Senators Talboy Continued on Page Column 1 Twin Falls Continues Efforts to Bring Famed Violinist famed who was to have appeared in Twin Palls at a matinee and concert this after noon and will not be able to appear here either today or to Edward principal of Twin Palls high said last violinist is confined to his hotel bed in under order of his and will not be allowed to come to Twin Falls even for a postponed appearance Satur as was originally believed pos according to his who telephoned Rogel last evening from Rubinoff suffered his attack of while in for a had canceled concerts at Idaho Falls and be fore canceling his Twin Falls en Rogel said that Continued on Page Column 8 LIFE By Associated Press Easy Way hun dred University of California stu dents jammed South hall to enroll in Frederic new American Four students fainted in the Police were called to help maintain the class was trans ferred to largest lecture rooms on the The rooms are linked by a public address sys Popular Of No examina tions will be Credit will be based solely upon f Too Far young man walked a white line for a sobriety test in Po lice Surgeon Daniels The line ended at a dowed The man didnt After the glass was swept he was jailed for No Advantage in this Mississippi river are faced with the prospect of paying monthly The city told of a threat ened fund passed an or providing a minimum wage of a month for policemen as required by state are directed to kick back back for gun This said Corporation Counsel would enable the Derr of Bonner Proposes Re peal of Laws Creating Institution 23 to a house of representatives which would create a fouryear university at State Senator Derr said today he is planning to introduce a measure repealing all statutes creating the southern branch of the University of Idaho and requiring it to come within the provisions of the junior college district At the same time he accused Re publican leaders of the 1939 legis lature of reducing appropriations for the University of Idaho at Mos cow below a decent level and said they appear to have favored wreck ing the northern school with a view to rebuilding at that if his proposal is southern Idaho in with no further state sup port would have to set up a district over a number of high school dis on which it could levy a prop erty tax for support of it wished to maintain the school on a The Bonner county senator said economy certainly is desired but added the deprivation two years ago which now results In university instructors teaching for less than ordinary high school dil dairy buildings and equip ment and an overcrowded engineer ing is a glaring example of foolish tac that If and con will result in a total break down of the northern Potato Meeting Brings Experts TAKING LEADING BOLES In todays potato exhibit and meeting in twin Falls will be these whose presentations will be augmented by other speakers and left to are John superintendent of the experimental substation at Aberdeen extension and associate plant pathologist at the University of as they discussed a potato distribution which is one of the They appeared yesterday at and todays event here will open at 9 in the American Legion News Photo and Mediators on Scene of Defense Work Strikes Men Idle at Milwaukee Plant With Orders for Navy By The Associated Press Federal conciliators sought last night to end disputes at two plants assigned important roles in the expansion Of chief concern was a strike of men at the kee plant of the Manufacturing company which has worth of defense mostly for naval The other dispute affecting the program was a Mo where workers at the Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding a de stroyer demanding A spokesman for the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers CIO said rather than a there would be a stoppage each Washington dispatched concilia tors to both in a sur of labor differences and the defense found these sal ent developments elsewhere San threatened trike at the Ryan Aeronautical was averted by agreement n a contract giving employes a ligher wage Richard Frank negotiator for the CIO Automobile said the objective was the Consolidated Aircraft Interna lonal Association of Machinists and tie management of the Vultee Air raft plant agreed on a contract tanning strikes or burners at the Ingalls Shipbuild ng corporation returned to Labor representatives said it was greed they should receive a 10 wage 200 workers Continued on Page Column 6 Japanese Envoy Brings Presents 24 Friday JP car led books for President Roosevelt nd Secretary of War Stimson and iree temple stones for Rollins col ege when he sailed yesterday for Washington as ambassador to the Japanese newspapers an authority n maritime law and member of the sent copies of his book Japanese The temple stones were for the Winter Honor Idaho Governor Addresses Youths Called for Mili tary Service 23 an other large crowd in the Idaho house of representative 56 young men from southern Idaho today were formally inducted into active army duty for one Fiftyseven others took the oath of allegiance yesterday before Colonel Charles head of the recruiting service in Governor Clark spoke at both He praised the inductees for joining the call to the and expressed the hope that you will never have to use your training by bearing arms in defense of our country and our Todays recruits were from Frank Bear Jeffer Mad Twin Falls and Washington coun The new soldiers were all assign ed to NURSE WOLFE WONT BE ASSIGNED TO THESE CASES SANTA 23 Joseph hospital officials read over the birth list today and blinked their A son was born to and Howard Rabbitt presented husband Murray Rabbitt with a A daughter was born to and Donald They declared nurse Opal Wolfe would be assigned to of these 12 Persons Make Miraculous er Plane Crash m 23 IP The twisted and torn wreckage of a 12 ton Transcontinental it Western air made it apparent that nly prevented than two deaths among occupants of the plane in a crash of Ut veteran pilot who had flown more than and of Kansas a TWA employe riding as a lulled half gl them I have seen a number of crashes but this is the worst wreck of a police official Earl radio operator in the control saw the plane be gin its left turn southwest of the f Something apparently went he because the pilot pulled the plane into what looked like an Sturn and it disappeared some Then Here was began the Philadelphia unit of the I Am spinal Injury and con of the Thomas Graf fractured Miss Isabelle Balti compression fracture of the lower back without complications severe contusions of the Clinton sales lacerations of tne right Stanley Program and Display Covers Wide Field of tion Problems With crowds attending the local showing expected to rank among the largest in the the potato im provement and program will open at 9 today in the Ameri can Legion hall in Twin fol lowing a successful appearance at Jerome Viewing of covering a wide field of potato production problems and will open at 9 with appearance of agri cultural experts scheduled to begin at 10 morning ses the program will resume at 1 and continue until 4 when exhibits will again be viewed Todays visit marks one of 15 stops at Idaho seats for the special Union Pacific Challenger merchandise carrying exhibits provided by the railroad and the Anaconda Sales The event is jointly sponsored by the Union Pacific and the University of Idaho college of Starting at the entourage made four halts in Oregon and one in Washington be fore reaching Lewiston on From here it to Blackfoot continuing to Idaho Falls and entering Utah Speakers who appeared yesterday at Jerome and who are scheduled to speak today are as sistant extension Uni versity df Idaho John super intendent of the agricultural sub station at Aberdeen extension horticulturist Rae associate plant Uni versity of Idaho agri cultural Union Pacific rail road soils special University of Pat certified seed inspector r and representative of the Anaconda Fertilizer News of War In Summary By The Associated Press REVOLT QUELLED Rumanian rebel reported dislodged from police barracks and city hall but whether that signaled end of civil war was not clear estimated persons killed and wounded border reports say fighting continuing outside Bucharest and in Rumani Transylvania Antonescu re gime declared complete of WAR Greeks resume drive on port of as weather turns more favorable new north of Klisura captured front Greeks AFRICAN WAR Advance units of British army move westward from Tobruk mo patrols reported already 110 miles to the west with Bomba and Derna apparently the next ob British claim at least 000 Italian prisoners taken in fall of own losses at less than 500 Emperor Haile Selassie declared directing operations against Italians from post within borders Of own king from which Fascists once Lindbergh Declares American War Aid To Britain Mistake Haile Selassie Spurs Ethiopians to Revolt 23 Hallo lias been his Ethiopian kingdom MIKC January it was officially disclosed The Ethiopian an empire for five years since the Italians invaded his pre was i at AngloEgyptian There an improvised court he received Ethiopian chieftains who slipped across the border to meet it he took a hand in directing native resistance to the Italians in former king A small British mission been deep in the interior of Ethiopia for months raising a black army and drilling it despite by the Italians to locate and destroy the Fire Breaks Out Wearing the uniform of a field marshal of the Ethiopian the Negus drove across the Sudan border into Ethiopia and is somewhere in the of his country ing the activities of patriots with the work of the British military HAILE SELASSIE British Point Eastward After Tobruk Cleanup More Than Prisoners Reported Taken at Fascist Stronghold By The Associated Press armies sent patrols farther Libya testing prospects for a continuation of the spectacular desert and laid claim to more than prisoners taken in the capture of the vital Italian base of The fall of Tobruk was described by the British as a major Fascist The with the only good natural harbor in now becomes a base to supply their advancing Casualties Estimated at in Balkan State Civil War 24 Friday official Bucharest radio said in a broadcast early today the last of the rebels holding the police bar racks and city hall there had agreed to end hostilities in which some bor der reports estimated the dead at throughout the Total casualties were estimated at It was not clear whether all fight ing Bucharest itself between the dissident Iron and the government backed by the Rumanian but border dis patches said the revolt still was pro outside the in Transylvania An traveler reaching here said that Rumanian troops turned their artillery on rebels holding the Bu police firing at a distance of 300 He put the minimum dead in the capital in the Other re ports said there were more than dead in Bucharest in many Jews taken from their homes and killed along with Iron There was one report that General already has issued an or der to liquidate all captured re It was also he was planning an extensive purge of all The new Rumanian minister of trie interior Popescu ordered all ci to yield all weapons to their local authorities within the next 24 threatening death to those This announcement on the official radio in Bucharest was heard He also announced that the may ors of every town and village must be replaced within 38 hours by men who havent participated widespread in the SWELTERS 23 ble a town in northwestern Aus today had its 100th tive day of temperatures 100 Italian military losses there were put as exceeding those of the British by at least 32 The British put their own total casualties as under Four Generals Among the Italians taken prisoner were listed four a corps commander and a division an and a number of senior army and navy staff Italian guns were reported along with vast quantities of other While the main British forces were completing the consolidation of To motorized units darted making the same sort of reconnais had preceded the general attack on Tobruk They were reported to have reached positions in the region of the portant Fascist base to the west and lying 95 miles from Heavy raids upon Derna were re ported by the and targets were ed to have been struck by tons of New RAF Raids new RAP raids in the al most continuous series made upon from which Nazi dive bomb ers have been harrying the British Mediterranean were in operations of last night and early the British were declared to have hit airdromes at four points in including the supposed main German dive bomber base at In Italian said British headquarters British troops I were In contact with Italian forces Continued on Fame Advised to Arm for Own Defense Rv The Associated Press 23 Colonel Charles Lindbergh emphatically denounced the British aid today as a major toward involve ment in a war which America could not hope to win and as that if the United States minds its own and arms Itself it is not in any In answer to questions put by members of the house for eign affairs he said that the combined forces of both Great Britain and the United States could not invade the continent of unless there should be an internal German Suc he would be dependent upon a coincidence of Urges Negotiated Peace The famous appearing at the request of opponents of the urged an immediate negotiated Even though it not be a just according to Ameri can he it was ferable to the continuance of a war which would bring disaster to T He wanted neither side to he for a victory for either would be disastrous to Hugh newspaper col followed him to the witness and said that the amount ed to a defensive and offensive alliance with Great Britain in which any war aims States might have would be entirely in the control of the British gov Safe Behind America was safe behind Its he and he didnt see how anyone could turn uj his nose at when is having so much trouble with or 30 If Were ing to be in this war in to 80 on the north coast of Africa or west retired brigadier and former NRA Johnson did not amplify his statement regarding the possibility of involvement in 30 to 90 but his hearers understood that he referred to the west coast of Africa when he mentioned the west as well as the north coast of Afri ca as the potential danger Both Sides at Fault While Lindbergh was on the Luther Johnson Tex inquired Have you ever ex pressed any opposition to Hit lers his aims or his war objectives I the flier promptly I believe that publicly we should maintain a position of neu Continued on Column British Warplanes Hit Nazi Centers British planes again have taken up the win ter attack on German industrial cen the air ministry disclosed bombing oil and munitions targets at Duesseldorf gaps for hours though me dium made in bad was the on the Duesseldorf Heavy antiaircraft fire failed to prevent any of the planes from reaching it was raids in western Germany said a few bombs were dropped by a few causing unimportant damage to vate property and starting small Chicago University President Argues Against War Trend 23 Rdb ert president of the University of asserted to night that he believed the Ameri can people are about to commit sui cide by drifting Into a war for which they are morally and Intel The conclusion is Inescapable he that the president is recon to active military intervention if such intervention Js defeat the axis in this I have supported Roosevelt since he first wept to the White I have never questioned integrity or his good under the pressure of great In the heat of in the international game of presidents speeches and are committing us til o gations abroad which we cannot i The effort to perform prevent the achievement of the for which the president The 42yearold ing on an gram over the National ing companys Bed recent la Dublin Castle Jve up to the letter anej still remain panicked Joe house of the North Dakota legisla ture Jy bringing a case of rattle snakes onto the even haul ing a few out of their pet idea is to rid the state tit the reptiles by paying a bounty on them and he wanted to impress the favor of hto proposal seek ing for that banking steep ly for a at Louis municipal airport Just before struck alaU maple and hurtled to the plowing through a JEOW of trees and smashing two telephone 1 About telephone wires and a line A bright arc of flame cables momentarily the falling It did not catch The Impact broke the airliner In the forward portion swinging off violently at right to Depaul hospital and questioned Dio of Jackson who fractured right ankle and injured His condition was chest injury and contusion of the right head of Lockheed Aircraft corporations photographic Depart injured ribs and lacerated condi tion ta j m fractured ribs and scalp Thomas Los fractured right shoulder and lacerations of the William leader of Stuart air craff ol the scalp and 24 Friday lerce out early today in Dublin where the Eire cen offices are A Dublin newspaper messenger rave the alarm the itere Wing the on g Messenger Halts Trial of Murder SAN 33 Miss Mary Jackson contusion of leg and wrist Cart spinal prevent the flames from congested residential ing prospective wader trial jars nan what he held capital
