The Coeur d'Alene Press from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho • 3

Monday March 51945 3 INHERITANCE TAX COEUR PRESS VOID CONTENDS of Idaho extension et square LENNOX 7THWARLOAN GOAL A RECORD 118 Sherman Ave MONTGOMERYWARD THE DELUXE THEATRE Housewares! ENDS TONIGHT usd WASHABLE IBER WASTE BASKETS Will club TUES WED Jackon will fee assisting hostess NOW SHOWING! 1 25c ALSO 81 nervs 41 IT 1 408 Sherman Ave Cocur OwnmER lioht MITCHWf Cartoon M3 TIGHT ROHM DREAM Via mORRV 1 HUSBAND 0 HOAX? goltlghl feature pr reaular diu flashlights! Gives i satisfactory untie at low mN Vfll not leak! Successful Party or Convalescents riday party for ap jiroximately 75 convalescents from the naval hospital at ar ragut proved to be very success MEET BELLE Herself Joel McCREA Betty IELD IEIR SHINING' GLORY! I TROOPS REPLACE STRIKERS LONDON (P) British troops were sent into the Port of Lon don Saturday to restore the flow of war supplies to the western front as a snke of 7000 dock work ers and stevedores continued to paralyze virtually the whole wat erfront LSIIKON The trea sury is going after more money from individuals than ever before in the Seventh War Loan drive And the sales period will be the longest yet rom May 14 to June 30 indi viduals are asked to purchase $7 000000000 in bonds The quota for corporations is also $7000000000 In the last drive the individual quota was $5000000000 The high est previous individual quota was $6000000000 and the greatest sales $6351000000 The new series quota of $4 000000000 is likewise the highest established in any drive for that security Idaho vegetable growers be tween the ages of 12 qnd 21 tye eligible to compete for $6000 in awards in the production market ing contest of the National Junior Vegetable Growers association it was announced today Outlining how boys and girls could share in the scholarship awards provided in the nation wide contest by' the Great A tian lie and Pacific Tea company Donald Mowery of Terre Haute Indiana president" of the junior growers and Seymour Oregon state 4 Club leader ard scholarship contest chairman in the Western States region joined in stressing the need for efficient production and marketing Awards for the fifth annual con test include a national champion ship of $500 four regional awards of $200 sectional (scholarships of $100 £tnd state awards Contest leaders urged early enrollment pe cause a study course precedes the actual vegetable production by each contestant Entry blanks can be obtained by writing to the junior advisory chairman Pro fessor Grant? Snyder head of the Department of Clericuture 103 rehch Hall Massachusetts State College Amherst Massachusetts man fMURPIRIXT SOUNDS WARNING (P) Dwight radio spokesman warned German civilians west 'of the Rhine Saturdayto stay put because "there is no security cast" of that river AWARDS AWAIT YOUNG GROWERS 3 DISNEY CARTOON LATEST ROXY NEWS DENY WAGE The year labor board Saturday denied a United Automobile Workers CTO) request for a general wage in crease in 100 plants of General Motors corporation but granted some "fringe" demands The plants involved employ about 300000 WUIKELO SAVE MONEY ON CLEANING NEEDS DELAY LAND HEARINGS Washington Hear ings by a senate public lands and surveys subcommittee scheduled to begin at Salt Lake City next week have been postponed inde finitely aides of Sen McCarran (D Nev) said today HIS GROUP CITED A US NINTH AIR ORCE BOMBER BASE Corpor al Ralph Hughes of Coeur Alene is an ordnance weapons mechanic with the 391st Maraud er bomb group commanded by Colonel Gerald Williams of Presque Isle Maine which has just been awarded the War De partment Citation for its devastat ing attacks against the enemy dur ing the recent German counter of fensive The group won battle honors outstanding per formance of duty in action against the enemy from 23 December to 26 December in which com bat crew members of the 391st Bombardment group (M) fought magnificently despite overwhelm ing odds and men who were woun ded remained at their posts and continued firing and aircraft shot out of the sky Went down with their gunk still blazing at the en The inexorable determination Outstanding skill and unhesitat ing courage of the officers and men of the group iq so brilliantly carrying the attack to the enemy is keeping with the highest tra ditions of the Army Air orces CpI Hughes is the husband of Mrs Genevieve Hughes of 1612 Sherman avenue Coeur His father Mr Albert Hughes resides at 509 Beet avenue 'Coeur Alene Sweet potatoes were found in the New World by Columbus on his first voyage SAN ANTONIO (P)ederal District Judge Allen Hannay of Houston in an'opinion filed Saturday held tional and a section of the 1942 revenue act applying federal inheritance taxes on estates in States with community property laws His decision was in a suit filed in the San Antonio division of the western district of Texas district court by a committee of the state bah of as a test of the constitutionality of the section ederal attornejr Smith Jr wife Aided defense of the suit said the decision affected mil lions of dollar's in federal Inheri tanee taxes assessed in the eight community property states which include Idaho He called the decision "one of the most returned In a federal court tn long time" As low as 8 BAIL OUT IN TIME Nine Super fortress fliers bailed out 3000 feet above the Indian ocean 30 seconds before the giant bomber exploded and have been saved by a sub marine and two Catalina flying beats The men were scattered over 10 square miles of oeean 800 miles from India when they were picked up in their life jackets Decide Now If YourNeed Replacement! JI Bmltod Bumber broad nw Ltnaox funacM otb available Pre war quasty fleel coMtwtion Poit war States protest The gov claim to ownership of unappropriated waters of the North Platte river was protested today by Arizona California Ida ho Kansas Nevada New Mexi co North Dakota Oregon South Dakota Utah nnd Ver mont They joined in filing a brief with the supreme court PLUNGE ATAL MULLAN Idaho (ZP) Joseph Mitchell 65 master mechanic at the Morning mine was Saturday night when his ear overturned oh the Wallace Molian highway tour miles West of here tor sub deb tea dances and other dress up occasions Emily WiikhH designed this Victorian iBsplred cape dress with scal loped detail and matching sailor Di A Scheetz OPTOMETRIST with Ar men he of them rain" and sunshine MEETING WEDNESDAY The Rain and Sunshine will meet Wednesday at 1:30 deck nt the home of Mrs Anna Lendt515 Montana avenue' 1 tX CB TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Mothers: club will meet Wednesday evening at 8 for a social gathering at the home of Mrs Anton Moen 852tourth street Mrs rank Tatum will be assisting hostess City News In Brief AT LANDT Mrs Alice Grosvenor of Parma Idaho state supervising deputy of ihe Royal Neighbors lodge is making of ficial visits in the northern part Of the state aiid while la Coeur Alene Is a guest at the home of Mrs Landt THE LEGION SEWING CIRCLE will meet at the home of Mrs Lithanberg 727 St Tues day March 6 th adv ROM Mr and Mrs McCabe Sr of Dags boro Delaware are visiting here with their son and daughter in law' Mr And Mrs McCabe Jr Sherman avenue Mr McCabe Jr Is stationed at arragut ODD ELLOWS CARD PARTY Temple riday March 9 Cash prizes Everybody Wel come adv TO ORT rederick Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Barnes left last night by plane for Seattle and ort Lewis Wash: from where he will go to Amariljo Texas for army air corps ground school Training 7 HAM DINNER by at I Hall 11:00 to 1x30 Thwstiay March 8 Price 50c EW 'HOPPERS IN IDAHO THIS YEAR MOSCOW Idaho March GP) Most Idaho sections probaoiy will have a low grasshopper popu itiiJii this year Dr Shull Un rirnologist predicted He said the exception Js thj Clearwater river area including Nez rce and Idaho rountiejs ODTWiLL PERMIT loggingmeeting PORTLAND Oreg' March Carl Colemap president of the Intermguntain Logging con ference said today the ODT has granted permission for an anneal meeting In Boise March 28 29 50 The Intermountain Conference a division of the" Pacific Logging conference for study of regional logging problems usually attracts 200 logging operators and icr esters 1 (ri i i ii1 POWELLBUIWINO th and Sherman Ava Phone Blti flourr 8 12 am pm Tha man wave served a chicken dinner at the Dalton Gardens school by the Dalton PT A after which the two bus loads of ser vicemen were brought to the USO for the clubs: weekly dance Tlie dance was alsoyery successful with 14 participating in a dance time setting a record Babbit and the dur ing the half time entertainment riday night liked the way the boys enjoyed the applause for their numbers without seeming to feel it wasitheir due The temfl the cfcetr lead ers the qnartet thesethree came In Yor a lot of sup port from the cheering section So Mke to raise our feeble wolce In behalf ot those who cheer them on There ire ihany of you who cheer whd are never vocally cheered Bui rwwembr ywr aotesl feeders know that without you they would not lead And then be reminded also that without leaders to gain recogni tion 'for CHS among other schools it would hdt be the best school in the best town in the best state In the country (Or It WILL be the best state when North Idaho shifts into high gear) Now kids if we may go gray hair for a paragraph say while you are at CHS get the best possible education think of it as a place of torment de vised by the school board and teachers you alone Think of each study as another tool with which work your way to suc cess and realise the better tools you have the quicker you'll get where you are going and the bet ter your school will be good kids and we like you LMS PB All your lives you will be rub bing shoulders With guys and gals just like those in school I it will be easier mow than later to learn how to give them a pat on the back insteadof a poke in the ribs YOU CAN RSPLACe YOUR OLD URNACE WITH A BRAND NEW termed squares at one for old fashioned dances at the club Mu sic was furnished by the Post alls Ramblers 'CarK Hjortsvang the S' staff and also a representative of the Coordinating committee was in charge of the arrange ments It planned to have similar parties each riday rfor which the servicemen are given special liberties i Cooperation of Coeur d'Alene organizations is also making th affairs possible CLAIMS fUROPEANS CAUSE ARGENTINA Sr ILL EELING! Rlch nrd (Dick) Wells of Po catello 'president of Rotary International blames "the activities of European capi talists who attemfited to spec ulate on the outcome of the for of our mis understandings" with Argen tina Rome from an extensive tour of central and south America'' Wells said in num erous conversations gentine' business found the bulk strongly pro allied He said throughout central and South America he found almost universal friendship for the United States If vou suffer from hot fleehes wrleel weak nervoue hlghatrung btt blue at due to the func tional "middle age" period peculiar to women try thia great Lydia Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms Compound Hms natxtu It's one at the beat known medicines for thfe purpose ollow label AlrettMus Court Rules If Cannot Apply to Com munity Property Postwar Topics At AAUW Section The International Relations sec tion of the American Association of University Women will meet Wednesday evening for dessert supper at the home of Mrs Colquhoun 314 Military drive The program Is the second panel of a series on Bases "for Peace in the Postwar World with the topic this week Miss Mary Laney will be chairman of the panel Assisting hostesses will be Mrs 'William Herrington and Miss Beryl McArthur The third of the Berres Will be the 'first Wednesday in April with las' the topic Miss Me Arthur will then be panel chair man Sunday Hosts and Hostesses at USO Mr and Mrs ahringer were guest host and hostess at the USO chib Sunday during the morning coffee hours 9:30 to 12:30 A week ago Sunday Mr and Mrs Sanderson were guest host and hostess Mr ahringer and Mr Sander son are members of the fcouncil At Wards a grand collection of baskets in a vanety of decorative patterns to any type room Colorful prints yet washable! Various sizes and shapes priced from 89c to $178 Toilet Tissue 5 Rolls THREE COVET POST Specula tion around the veteran government iefficialfl today ks Pres ident Roosevelt jnSeparW tb soon the post af federal loan ad mintotrator In lh order of their prospective chancfes aB Cafiitol'tiifl sees it they are Stabilization Di rector red Vinson Chairman Mar tiner Eccis sot the federal re serve system and Leo Crowley foreign economic administrator JOLLY DOZEN CLUB JO MEET WEDNESDAY The Jolly Dozen club 'Will meet at the home of Mrs Mabie Breck enridge 888 Emma avenue Wed nesday noon for luncheon i BRYAN STUDY CLUB MEETING TOMORROW The Bryan Parent Teachers as sociaticin study gdub will meet at the home of Mrs ChartesUustus 1022 Ninth street Tuesday after Makai mopping easier denned Thick absorbent '4 ply cottor yam' wHh wdtl sewed tops! Heavy Duty lashlight Cell 10c KIM 3 num Promoted to Sergeant HEADQUARTERS 13th AA Southwest Robert Whitely 24 year old son of Mr and Mrs Whitely Coeur Idaho recently was promoted to Sergeant from Corporal a'tan ad vanced Southwest base of the 13th AA thfe jungle air force from which daily strikes are made in support of ground activity hi the Philippines and to destroy Jap oil reserves in the 'Dutch East Indies Sergeant Whitely assistant edi tor of the 13th newspaper the Daily Beaconpublished for the front line squadrons of the jungle air force was editor nf the Coeur high school paper In the Enlisted Reserve Corps while at tending the University of Washing ton where he was a Delta Tau Delta Sergeant Whitely entered active duty in August 1942 He has been overseas since December 1943 and is a veteran of the north ern Solomons Bismarck Archi pelago and New Guinea cam paigns CONTINUE ToTlUNT OR MISSING PLANE MOUNTAIN HOME Idaho March ()) Search for miss ing Mountain Home army Aximber continued over a 200 mlle'area to day but Ainiy authorities hwe rii i no sigi ct the craft had keen seen Col Jolin IL Gibson station commandant Saturday names of nine airmen award the bomber when it left the field on a combat training flight None of the crew members were from Id aho MARCH of time POPEYE CARTOON WORLD WIDE NEWS Clean up yoorhom for Spring and clean up in savings at Vardf on quality cleaning supplies No RubCreemPolisWRtducbd! furniture OllMoplong fif cwttvnyam padded metal from? 39c Pad A Cover Punched rayon pad muslin cover "B9c PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE (OR ALL MAKES AND MODELS OR URNACES STOKERS OIL BURNERS LAKE CITY HEATING CO Phone 1022 STRONG HOUSEHOLD 5HP LADDCR 249 Hat wide steps are grooved for added eafotyl Strongly braced) handy pail shelfl 5 ft high Casserole With Plate Cover tonight 2 IRST RUN EATURES VW Auxiliary Has Initiation Neto members initiated kt a meeting of the auxiliary to the Veterans of oreign WarsThurs day night are the Linda Mather Sadid Delyea El izabeth Cuff Helen Allison Pat ricia Barker rances Tale Aud fy Barnes Lillian Sande Mildred Russell Lillian Davis and Ida RandalL National war service officer Boyshey Department Commander Robert Mattmiller of Wallace and Axel Rosenlund war service of ficer talked to the auxiliary The national president Hazel ifiller will visit here on March 23 Making arrangements for her visit will be the Mesdames Alice Rosenlund rances Hamilton Ed ith Minette Hill and lorence Marquess An election yrill be held March 15 (The auxiliary has been invited to the opening of a new club by (Spokane Post No 51 tonight Rename Mrs Cort President PT A Norman Cort was reelect ed president of the Hayden Lake Parent Teachers association at a meeting Thursday offic ers are Mrs Bennett vice presi Mrs udge secretary and Mrs Wilsdn treasurer Mrs first graders and Mrs third and fourth graders presented a short pro gram a A chicken dinner will be served at ihe schools next Saturday March 10 from 5:30 to 8 in Lunch was served by the sev enth1bfiT hth'('gialeT mothers 18 Tables at Card Party on Saturday 'tables Were in play at the Odd ellows card party riday evening Prizes went to Alfred Swanson first Johnson second Marvin Young Door prize Mrs Carter and Mrs Hazel Warner held 300 pinochle rhe next party be held March ft This column today is to be de voted as an open letter to the students of Coeur high schopl because somewhere we read that in Everything is the Key to Success in and we think the CHS students are good and so Jong as they are going to "be a success we want to be their friend But because this a regular letter column It should have a name or caption so use up your head Toss out your chin Pull in your stomach And beam forth with a grin When you say: from Coetlr d'Alene High the best school in the best own In the And place a sinall wager that if Idaho now the best state in the union it will be when you get to handling its affairs All this comes from observing young Coeur in action at the recent Panhandle tournament at Kellogg not only the basket ball team but the cheering section yell queens and floor show 'enter tainers There is always added school spirit at a tournament but we liked the new sportsman ship and friendliness touches that you have added We too liked the remark aftefthe final game "If we had to lose glad it was to Kellogg on Kellogg that vic Lory looks After watching land heating you we think Mon taigne had something when he said "There are some defeats more triumphant than vict i i We are proud of Ci awards re celved fay OHS on Saturday night We are also proud Of the ovation given the barbershop quartet and mnmenT Hairy CAREY are Jos oabmsMd tor HOT LASHES? VVRC OICERS MEETING TUESDAY Officers of the Women1! Relief Corps will tneet Tuesday at 2 clock at the home of Mrs Naomi Powers 15th and Lakeside LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING THURSDAY The American Region auxiliary will meet Wednesday in the east room of the Desert hotel for a bu siness session Hostesses will be Mrs Wofford and Mrs Blu ett METHrtDTST Day at BED CROSS TUESDAY Tomorrow will be the Metho dist day at the Red Cross sewing rooms 1 WHYBEATx? Getsnimerv A wJtfiout xwrcbD Yon may loae pound bartA alender fnceful nnre No eserdsfafHpMaaiivtB Mottroca With this AyDS plan too don't cut out noy xaealt tazthes po tatoes meats or butter you rim ply cut them down It I eider when yon enjoy deUdona (vU min fortified) A YDS before meala faamt 1mm In eHnlcal teat cpatacMfomatkSI deefew more then IN peraoma loot 14 to Uaaa4a a eaeaaMka with AYMTTilsisis canny aunuema rut Try a 304ay aupply ohlf 1148 Money bac oh the Wry Brat box 9 yon Wt get reaulla Phone HARTS DRUG STORE Wiilto absorbent tkiros boast for joftnwi Abovt 650 sheets in tissue wrapped roll Caftan Yarn 12 ozWet MI nwp nvxau 49c Randolph Scott Gypsy Rose Lee Dinah Sho: Boh Burns 65e Durable YREX ovhrtworil Us Complete or as two separate bak ing dishes 1 qt capacity East Garwood Mr and Mrs 'Sam Carjson have moved from the Christen place to Coeur where he has ac cepted the farm management at the Homes John Monard and Mrs Lalu Bunch of Route 2 Coeur were callers at the Haugen home on Wednesday afternoon Hooker is building a log barn His brother in law Rodney Palmer is helping him Nelson has taken over oper ation of the Soil Conservation saw mill It is expected to be in oper ation on the Dodd place this sum mer Leininger aiid a friend Lowell Russell of Coeur called on Joe Maugen Saturday evening1 August Peterson "was a caller at the McCabe home Sunday after noon Mrs Wilfred Starr (Genevieve Peterson) has received word that her husband who left for overseas duty in November is now with the forces in Germany Mr and Mrs Haugen were afternoon callers at the Stephen sen home Sunday at last week Mr BOrhmester is again can vassing the neighborhood in the interest of the Red Cross NULLIY JACKSON HOLE? (P) Sen Robertsom (ft Wyo) has introduc ed a bill which would in effect niillify presidential order cre ating the 220000 acre Jackson Hole national monument in Wyo ming' TAX ASSISTANCE 105 OURTH ST Sowder Cecil Kelly Jr STALKS TOLER MontiHi MOREIAND idnin lUKi Wat' Wwo "Tv' I 4 i a iTTr i I 1 WflaAfKIf I ptoj 1 liSOl ti 1: ESI UIJStlTM KM 'Hur MKT 03? I jrrwimj vs Vi iSfL rd MIVHHUlfh iriJBI (BURCH'S EoraitwepO Ji I Ji iA 1 MA 1 cm i I I Ivl iM mYrt 17 a JV it lllllll in 1MMI KblllllEll I 1 1 0 I i Ward 3 1L tl 'ujIf 1 I S'teef DREAM i.