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Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 3

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TITE CASPER TRIBUTE TTERATD CASPER, WTO. Tliree May 21-1344 Missing Flier Iwictanffi On Rm inHi o-f 9tnt Maq the owners of fine horse flesh sn is a lo-icrl i. vvh opportunity to display their mounts ransci'v p.rd cr.sily rc. but the spectators will have an the public. opportunity to view a good per-j formance.

The high school stadium I I SE TKIBl'NE WANT Horse Show June 4 Will Be 14th Annual Event Again Decorated Dr. Crane May Be We Ceases I of the University of Wisconsin, will i be a special g.uest and speaker. i rtlftratpc from thp T.aramie. Cheyenne Mayor CHfcYtN.NB, ine wyommg chevenne and Rock Cheyenne) Tribune reported that Sprin8s chaptcrs will attend the D- d- Crane- Jormer president confPPncc. Also scheduled to be of the University of Wyoming, isIT)resrnt arp Mrs j.

oviatt of Lt. Travis L. Moore, husband cf the former Mis Dorothy Murphv who has been reported missing in action since April 2. has received two Oak Leaf clusters to the Air Medal, according to word received here from the 13th army air lorce in the South Pacific. He had previously been awarded Strctc Under t' 1 L-3 being mentioned as a possible selec- Sheridan, lecional vice president tion for mayor of Cheyenne.

for the Rockv Mountain Division group of women horseback ridin? enthusiasts who organized the club, it has become one of the prominent activities of the citv. with a large membership, the majority of the members owning their own mounts. It is a pleasure club, whose aim is better horsemanship, highliehted bv the annual horse show. Mrs. Pearl Kr.isht is captain this vear.

and her husband, Harry Knight, is in- structor. i The annual show not only gives i jic Island Control ALLIED GUINEA. Snn-janaree Wakn Island. of the AAUW, and Jessie Lummis of Cheyenne, state president. The Casper Boot and Spur club, which ill present its fourteenth annual horse show June 4 at th? hitjh school stadium, was organized in September.

1930. the year the Wyomine National Guard armory was dedicated. The armorv indoor riding hall has been utilised during the winter each year since that time when the weather will not permit outdoor riding. Before the 115lh Headquarters troop and the Medical corps of the Wyoming National Guard left Casper in the earlv winter of 1941. these cavalrvmcn took a part in the annual horse show.

tne Air Meaai. The first cluster was awarded BAND cnJ CRCI- CHS The mayorship was declared vacant by two city commissioners after former Mayor Ora L. Hanna was convicted with three others of soliciting and accepting bribes. The commissioners are scheduled to select a mayor to serve out the unexpired portion of Hanna's two-year term which began last January. Arthur announced ff fli je A A Lusk Board Asks New Building Fund LUSK A proposal to levy a tax to accumulate a building fund will be submitted by the school board to the tax payers here.

The fund will be accumulated to enlarge the high school building and replace a grade school building which is in poor 'd- islands, 110 Philippines from ur. Arr.prirans hrnueht undpr Friday after- i 1 From its beginriin? with a small for "meritorious achievement while participating as co-pilot from Dec. 30. 1943 to Jan. 19.

1944, in sustained combat missions." and the second for meritorious acnieve-nent while participating as pilot from March 11 to March 23 sustained combat operational missions." Mrs. Moore, who was employed by the Charles E. Wells Music company, is at present visiting in Alabama, but. is expected bick in Casper the first part cf June. Former Rancher and Oil Man Dies ing the huge timber area, richest KANSAS CITY Eberhard Von condition.

1 nffpr Yanks of hpjran the amphibi- was over- beachhead was We have a most complete selection cf Ecr.d end Orchestra Instruments for your cpnrovcl. 711 unconditionally guaranteed for Ealhfdciicn. nix. iiiiic inaimi iiir. Muscle Shoals Land corporation, Muscle Shoals, and former $'' i -V- t- thp' two islands 1 manaRer of the Saline County Farm corporation's reclamation project at The biggest blaze is in the Sweetwater country, where 30.000.000 board feet of timber has been destroyed.

Judqe llsiey Files For Renornination Wednesday. The "vo islands was Laramie County Pioneer Woman Dies CHEYENNE One of Laramie County pioneer women. Mrs. William Stevenson. 85.

did here following a long illness. Mrs. Stevenson and her husband, who died in 1927. operated a ranch west of here since 1882. On Thursday rr -he lareer one.

Our Stock of Popular and British Prisoners In Reich Escape During Air Raid Marshall, died Thursday night at his home. He operated a ranch near Laramie, for 13 years, then moved to Laramie when he bacame an operator in the Lost Soldier oil development. The oil holdings were sold in the late '20s and the Von Pawels moved to Muscle Shoals. Survivors include his widow, a daughter and a son. CHEYENNE.

Mav 20 Ham' P. Ilslev of Newcastle. Judce Classical cf the sixth judicial district, filed I Lassie Film To Be i Made In Jackson CHEYENNE Scenes for sequel i to the film "Lassie Comes Home" I a petition for renornination. i pir field. The entirely.

ere killed killed. 83 r. rr.isns. a Mac--- said. A small were taken strurk thp road to Dutch New iherators left the rri on the i- northwest hv bombs r-pfi unrvicpablp.

''n'c thrp in Manokwari r-f W.An will be filmed in Jackson hole, it Recordings is Quite Complete w.fls revPaiPCj here. A motion picture BERN. SWITZERLAND. May 20 i Pi Several thousand British prisoners, mostlv Indians, escaped from a camn near Epinal. France, in the confusion caused bv a recent RAF raid, a French frontier dispatch to the Lausanne Gazette said today.

For the past few days groups of the escaped nrisoncrs have been crossing the Swiss whieh the dispatch said they had reached with "curious ease." NEW RADIATORS CLEANING AND REPAIRING Judd Radiator Shop 32C WEST YELLOWSTONE 6 yjri jap navy 'company of 60 people, equipment, CHEYENNE The Fort Francis E. two collie one to be Warren Sentinel's "In A Nutshell" nssie and the other lassies son column had this to say today about fll.m 'u ralIpd 'Th Son of Japan's merchant ship fleet: "The Japs have amassed a large i r7e fleet of merchantmen around the Sheridan Official We have a battery for any make cf Bring your radio in for home islands, it is reported. In some instances, the masts are clearly visible above the waterline." THE CHAS. E. Soldiers Battle Fire in Canada Resiens Position SHERIDAN Floyd Whitchurch, deputy city treasurer and manager of the city water olfice plans to leave Sheridan for Los Angeles, June 5 to make his home.

He came to Sheridan 27 years ago on that date. No successor has yet been Four Cheyenne Men Are Trustees They keep fighting- i You keep buying i A (MR 8oms THE MAN IN THE BARREL See Pages 8 and 9 jWobile Gun Murk 47-Inch Shells 1 1 Miles Up fi If UHkaifeiV II PRINCE GEORGE. B. C. May 20.

"Canadian Press Soldier volunteer fire fighters today were flown in relays to Fort Grahamc. 20 miles north of here, in an effort to check seven large fires sweep- RAWLINS Warden A. S. Roach cisclosed that former Mayor Ira L. Hanna of Cheyenne and three dt horc fVnvirfaH nitU Vii ri rf 212 EAST SECOND i il DS.

Mav 20 soliciting and accepting bribes have the veil of jbeen granted trustyship and as- Chugwater Man Killed In Action CHUG WATER Lt. sno'her weaoon signed to outside work at the state Carl V. and Mrs. penitentiary here. Voieht, 22.

son of Mr. mobile which hurls 4.7-inch 11 miles into the a vo i Roach said he may transfer them Albert Voiaht of Chuewater. was to the prison farm at Riverton reported killed in action over Italy soon. April 30. He was a navicator on a 1 B-l" wn in production p' he Grand Ra-Piar of General The prison warden said the four receive the same treatment as other prisoners, and explained that when he considers a prisoner trustworthy, he makes him a trusty.

Rasr-berri are to poorly Caveina Reported In Rock Springs Streets ROCK SPRINGS City Engineer Ellis Hudman. said yesterday he was unable to determine "what caused a cavein noted in the city street. The hole was about six feet deep at one end and approximately three feet on the other. It was at first believed that it was due to an old No. 1 mine which lies under part of the town, but there were no marks of a trench.

Another cavein was reported in 1926 which definitely showed a brealc through to the old mine Hudman AAUW To Hold Meeting LARAMIE Delegates from four Wyoming branches of the American Association of University Women will hold a conference here June 13. Dr. Helen C. White, national president of the association and head of the Department of English DR. C.

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Let her tell you how to choose a radiant new makeup to flatter your complexion and dramatize your new clothes. All consultations are without charge of course. BELCANO SPECIAL BLEND CLEANSING CREAM SI. 50 BELCANO SATIN CREAM 81.50 BELCANO SPECIAL SON CREAM SI. 50 BELCANO MASK S2.00 and S3.00 BELCANO SKIN FRESHENER BELCANO POWDERS 81.00 and 81.50 BELCANO ROUGES AND LIPSTICKS S1.00 Plus 20 Federal Tax We carry a complete line of Belcano-Gordon Beauty Preparations 13 it Bank Money Orders are permanent the receipt you receive makes it easy to keep a complete record of all payments.

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