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lhe Order of the Arrow, wUl p r o g r a m “ . I the city ^ k tn « T h e co. m. n a l BUnctay for. thelr_*n- v s ^ i r — ii tffiMhoni Lodge O m p coaren- r e c to m a t l , i a d pow-wow. Thfl m e e ^ v a a t a r e i, unooneed b r g o n , M o n
f td tV fh K , . a u t h o r i t jM f membert win Mlect iod«« u n d e rta k^ for IM9. m»ke pUn* to pro- j j o r e t• Bsnmer c«np »tt«nd*ne« by ,S S to th f l8 iu ik * R l t« r« n m - P n > ji8d prtpare th d r p u t In the t h e n e w
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rorpoMfki pmpom et tbe hosor brotb- s t r u c t lo nM tr» (1) to reco*nlM th < » v lo u s ly
b r a , h■ 0 ) develop mad m»lnt*ta o r t n e a r DtrtdlUoQ M d apWt. (i) to B u r ^ u j BOt* Bcoct eu n p tn rr tn d '(4 ) depeadi up *lM -lhe-B«)Ul h»W t-or i« lp - ' p ro * r» m cs K t e other* teto • ^ pur-
flndlditM -tre eelKted by troop e«u u d th ■btn I t council c*nip *nd »re b* ooM tnu p(f»d lo eompleU t« U ta eJwi-ftrtH t-A ll c e r tn n m lM 'W # * ^ eW h) fan TndUn r e |il l» . ^ o o o ^ V - O r f u M Im m i > , , . W b£* ^ tM Order of the Arrow w u or- 1 = e . t w tte d tn th .fln ik B R tw .O o u B c a
n i f f nIlM^ ” y‘ ” J l ' p r l S
n . t » • 1 riffatton uliers A frm d ^
W a l l ^ L o s t 3 s . '
- A r t - J o - ^ 4 e m ^ SBU2BTON. C»Hf.. April V W) Th« “ ™; k s d endtirmsc* fU an BIU P f - slblUtT. 01iMd Dick nJedel t n w ondertaf n » ^ U o o6«ril h*te to leara to walk all T he a niQitiln. plan lusgeifcwlnj Ihelr Boal of 1,006 hour* w ard th e p ra. *hlch theyll reach next Tues- coopcraUnsJ. they rfcalled Ihat they had a I n te r v e n er t of » Ume lo-lng to walk" ThU com»beJnj up 34 days In one of era only,
p t h w prevlou* tfforU to crack PO«ed creat►ttdarancJ fliRht mark. <o-iiu«IB they rm a ln aloft In their — N ^ l n e aunklul Lady until N w i - Tuesday, they will I* m a l
flying contlnumuly for q | .
^ ' r a d i o e d th a t th e y , araF to ln j itieir »un u a t tho con- I-Ira ind taking frequent nape to A l C j p M UUgue. T helr-nutrlU onlit HEYBOPP W3M siippIcmenUl food In tag eJ theffciU»i to-ftid-the lr iierten.—--------here will -b[Ktiauoie. two olher airmen. Bua Sunday. D" ‘w w ^-tna-'W D oarow -jbhfew '^ p o n t m i r oPg?ni_OTfct Y«ima, ArH, trying. M hlblt Ttl]
Ibe DamB.RIedcl mark. Pinal p n J*®*"* and Jongvard took off ta conjunct * « * r . Riven Prld -- -------------------------------Idaho StAt
Mstitute” Law for Taft-Hartley Gets Labor Blast srsi,.'
^WHINOTON. April 33 (ff) - uUed "ReU «.T ri" . ' ' r ' ' ' ’ ®" congreu Profejwor
It consider* a coallUtm' th e I8C «yi W b i r L “ '® admlnlstraUoa pi»y* cat
^ 1 ^ s u p h e n a . ,»an i r c p e a je i________ H a h a n d J
^ sponaored bridge waa « a ^ D.. O a . C halrm ai
^ programa . Mf»ny, APL »« re la ry -trea . Lund Chrli
_____________________ Beyttura el
Qiicago Group Se To Conduct Stat
April 73 WV-A Chicago for 16 yean eW BW noa i y 'by ar aO' l etei
h u h w ., h tte r ta « « , . “ Jd
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^ ^ *he were condhricJ lu aecond K entucky i
>*S » lth OoYmror W aahlneU^ »», '■hwnnan. I u de- O orem or I ^ tonight. TTW Ch;
in i l of Chi- r tp rw onled^ »tt«t)ll»hed to Pope. C hid^ »»>' Vk '‘'■"I” «o gorem - O e w a o r B» mi nim>^ net
^ Chi«*r> poaal* for *<1 been ta t^ r a l lo a aceude*.
__ _______________ A Regional Nt
. BiI14o -Dea ite Slowdowiledaponaor. 6en. W arre aa . blU to eaU n . D.. W aah, h u betn re - ‘“ le eomm
th e public works commit- hy govemoi re. Oata la w nlor minority Third is a n d WlU be ta a powerful proved OV/ ^ PDurth, rfu ture OVA (ubcommltt«e qq reeomn a s u d e n path of taacUoti. ver commla t oo .rM w ^ aa faTorloc th e reaourcea. . a derelopment and uUUca- "Erery be reeourcea of the Colum- and plan ot T. So a rd n it I* bis ooncem, lyted and i th a t he b u already Intro- Cain told ree separate bills, each em- «>>en he C a 'illTfCTnt-pl«n- tn l ^ e v t ^on bill In i valley development, and KU actio: : fourth bill In preparaUon. mlnlstratloi ■ th a blUa oaUa for approval •*>to6-deYrJero«i)t-Troort ^)ut by the army»enjlneer« buwau-or-rtcJam'aUon; ' hfl'lB oow r.-W aitTtefith 's
A Total Gos At Over TwoHIN G TO N ; A pril-23 - (/P)— A n '<
to ta l coet w as tacked by offic lendations f o r - a new Columbin n announced th is week. » p rd in a tc (f p rogram was e e t fori ;tion and th e arm y cnginecre for e a In seven northw eBtem n tates )n tan a , Idaho. U tah, W yom ing an d e n t T rum an hae proposed tha t t y be crea ted to coordinato and i iklng.th a n 60 irrigation, pow er, navig
jje c ta a r e included in --------------IW a rm y -rec lam a tio n T ^ - J _ n . Som e a lready a r e J u Q h conetrucU on. O ther* v - | •
len a u th o riie d .fo r con- X ^ r O i in b y congress o r p re-
w e re recommended I { | i . b u re a u o f reclam ation ' _ ~ r y irm y . hiJP£ftT,_§nd anny.oU lciali aald i t r o i _ l ^ . a jpoo ooagro** how aoea th e WU» tavoiia m b p p o m p l e t o d . ........ th e -d e ath -tian 100 other proJecU w m placed m i
lhe army. But these would o. HBCted over a period of p«*FMn. ' Ibroe p te-u
S T t « i ; ? < r s S w Sirelopment. Kales E.orcau ■ o f ' redamaUon themaalves rtneera have proposed th a tdo th e work asd carry on Wedniration w ith other agencies. vreclamatlon bureau would The Judgin a ry respoaslbUlty for Ir- terms u “vand relat«d power projecta. r o d i youttm ated more than 5.000,000 diieraUon,U od can be suppUed w ith interceded 1I w ater from new project*, tomey forI aay leas lhan one-fifth of in formulat’a power poailbUlUea have Penrod tlaltad. AlmoU one-third o t farm near 1in'iijiatentlal.iurO rM lK tne. «n-atiiomottild coma from the area. . the cxcepUmy would have Uie respon- course of ht developing flood eoptrol, . . . . . n and power projects.Lnny-reclamaUon .bureau P[e«t«l th a t they carry fo r- ®“nrolecta already autharlied, rwrnted frcng w ith m e Columbia b ^ s . “J ney commiuee.m m ittee h u advisory pow- 5 " ^ “
President Truman pro-aUon of a valley authority , T"* 3 ^ ‘
_____ . _ » Duffln. pro
I Showing Is;ed Today for to the deltai
syburn Exhibitmw. Aprtl s j - n a a l show- le - n ih anntuil a « exhibit *P-*e-heW from 3 4* S-P-nw - r » u l _ i l r D uhng th i aftm ioon the
fft)*rara of the Mriei heldictlon with Uie exhibit w u ^ before1day night. ArUsU from NbbAti! college, were lealured. I '' rs tacluded two clarinetlumbers by Harvey Brook*. . « ■^ deraoa . Bill E lio tt and ^ | | 0 0Ull; a reading by Donald „ r ,piano solo by Prof. Byrl \ y |rtolln aolo by prol. H ar- '» *
y. and a one-act play m - BOISE. A•treat." merger preor Mealy U conductor of caUons foilymphony orcheitya. In the itudled by (Mt were Mary DuUock. Uatlon coirisim . Bartiara U d d . Vem Kenneth
. JuU a-W aal-D orolby UIU- are_taclude u director. areund Bul ;Mj for Uie entire aeries of around Ca
• t the ezhlMt has been county, and rlatensen. prtaclpij ef the Eden-Hatel elementary schort^_________coimty.
jlected by Legi te Highway Sysltra conducUng_4J0_proJecto| He said
I U w u a "DOI for m iflt" ^net« l tn m u te d WlU) a number of n ta l onranlaU ont tnclud- gathered a eoundl of Kate gorero- «y*t«n for
s t n c c n t highway ttudlea field workjducted for Uw sUU of said.• u d for a phase cf the The legUl-ton sU te highway «y»t«n. 000 for the
Robins aald. hlghwy grhlcago ortanltaUon w u Uo t reported here today by H. O . m l l ^ . Icago. execoUra director. Oommltteior Robin* said U»e «*» - von H a n ^c d re d a total of six pr«>- B ^ . Vr th e atudy from viilon i e tw r
■WjSTrapaperLSenring. . . C
ath” Is m Drive f festabllih a Columbia ta ler- mmlBlon with beads picked ^ 5 mor* In th e region. I I r = :
U the adm lnlstra tion-ap- ”OVA bm. I ] \ vh, reportodly. la to be 'based immeodaUons of th e Boo- E = S S mission taak force on water *• -- "■ --n^ ~r construcUve auggesUOQ | l l ^ | | | n ought to be m t a u t ^ ana- Id studied by the coaEreu,")ld his eolleaguea Monday le dropped the adm talstra-1 in the senate -hopper;—------cUon in sub'mlLUhg'Uie-UI? itlon bllL observers believe. ilgned to servo noUce indl- ■n.Vtca-Prosld«Dt.-Albea~W. — that U)».>blll, like those pre- - ta trodut^ - t a -th o -Ju n lo r —
tton..senator.?B«Jild-be.-je-i —«n rat« r. CsXaia I) ■'
ist Set I 3 Billions Mn- ee'tlmate-of ?2,SOO,.; - ^fficiniB tonight to thebin river development ^ r ;This 1
forth by thc bureau of carrier, for development of the mated ttee—Washington. Ore- --------and Nevada. T ]^ |
hat a Columbia valley l i i l £ id administer the great
vigatlon and flood con- ^
I g e O r d e r s Z l J
o b a t i o n f o r S m i
o a d F a t a l i t y31T, AprU ^ l a w e l l Pan- B .age n e c lo .y o u lh eh arfed 5ivoluntary m analaughler ta f . A . *,i » te -o f-W llla rd -K « m « .-w u hie op] m probation for th ree years -h ln e s ’. H. W ardell, a u to probaUon P o o tC T o rrr tdayTil^ t t t r t e r p la ttn g - ). H. Sucphen, Oooding. - to rm . ( ictlon w u takea ta o o r o f H*t«e j «-U1aI.beartags o a crtiflfial ebaduled fo r-U iaJ-H o n d ay . . tW n e * Judges Hush..A* B aker and councilf
E. Uiwe bo th d lsq u a lin ^ for BCC4 ves for the casea aa wen as o th e r i J case* scheduled for Jury fdneaday by Judge Stjtjiheo. jjoei-EtfibftUenJlfJkki:________ NrtUflLeudge deecribod U>e probaUen HolmeaTl s “very strtc t.” Ho aald Pen- Penow* I 3Uth w u taken ta to eon- tae fire s m. th a t th e boy's bishop Slot mi led for him and th a t tha a t- Burley e tor Mrs. K una also assisted have a ulatlng th e term s. (luesUon.d Is to be employed on a the pret Ar Deolo and Is n o t to drive umoWla, -th*-j«*dB»-«ald,-wUK -wHi-are- eptlon of farm usfc ta the Ucket.)f his work. Improv•• P le a d s 'G sn ty ' ' d pleaded fuUly and Judge I wiUiheld aenlen«>. T he case w v
from Uie death of Kuni. coimty agent,' aome six Clertr no
ago In ao ln tcr«eU on crash Orpha C< ears driven by hlmseU and (batii
roum’a a ttorney w u 8. T . a d tosecuUng AUomey Otorge
w u aaslsted by Lawrence proeocuUng a ttorney a t tba t k * Uie coll lsla n . K l f iroyer dianged h is plea from I to g ttlty o t contributing v ellnquency of a mtaca-. Judge I g 1 ftaed him *300 to d court royer-s a ttorney w u H. V.
Appeirf-W ithdraw n- & ' t a '.H raU _.Seyhum .._cha£ged.Ivlng a m otor vehicle while ^ ( J T ^ r
wlUidrew hU appeal frem
1 In NUbefa court In August.•’ ! K u .
)oI Mergers ~ Be Studied s r r
B. April 3J w v -6 e v en schwl proposals and nine appll- 3 ' " , , . for te n d issues will be
by the sU U school reorgan- committee Monday.
to u T i.luded.fmL-a.-claaa.JL-dl*tilcl Buhl and a claaa B dUlrlct “CuU eford ta Tw ta Palls
and a class B d istric t In the ‘ tatemeni u e lton a n a ef Jerome «■,* derleea.___________________________ 'Tn an*
I would I
fislators stem Study ReJd Uie f lr r t phase of the A readr AT«UfaMon- w H V -ba-etm - tn ChlWMW from material I on the sU te 's highway Qjujcr dirt for a prelim inary study. venlly 1 be several w e ^ before any Studlea.
)rk Is dorie, lh e gorenaor Buperrti Raymond
•gUlature appropriated »S0,- Tlmes-Nei the study to surrey Idaho's newipapet
system a t aU leveU and pirvey. < port to th e tn te r ta eaen- Wash.; AI
Calif., ancIttee member* a re Rep*, a - TO* l i ' ipton. I t , LAtah. and Ernest have beer D Madison, and S e n i- 'l* ford tnsU ^nrry, D . Benewah, and Home Toi a rr , R , U m b t Uonsl ree.
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ils wa* the aU rt 'of th l.kccl to r the OW traction of which was pnlared stepped Bi ler, the navy'* first'aU m le age ship, wai ed fonra year* to bnUd^
lections Hold Towns; 4 H
ot m achine operation Is th e iesiie iday in M agic VaUey. V oters a t B i tion in th e ir vo ting . H aving sopi m achines a re no iseue a t R upert i
)l!fl will be open from 9 a.m . to 7 p be open betw een 1 and 7 p. m . ying fo r elccUon a s m ayor-of B a h lt o f hla p la tfo rm , and D r. ------------.K a llu sk y w h o h a s .to lc e d . * opposition- to - s lo t m a- - / l - f T
ee. D r. KaUuaky ie com-ng—« —foui^year—c o u n d l ------- * nI. O th e r a n ti-B lo t o a n d f- f i ' B a r e J a c k M o sa a n d •*■ rles M e rr ill , f o r f i r s t w a r d a p re ic ilm ah . a n d T o m S m ith u r a i g n i se co n d w a r d c o u n c ilm a n ; sp e d f le i ler eandldatoa are C ity T te u - xv i Bernard B U rr wlio U opposed ®* toel B rlttata . and Olty Olerk A m en D Leahy who la oppoaed by Tom a g a in s t earP o IB nT jnaoeriM -the Odd t o W j vs haU f«r th e flrat ward and i tire SUUon for U»e aecond ward. ^ " t machines a n Ule Issue of Uie com plail y elections where volets will n h n rc
a separato ballot on Uiat ion, The device* aro backed by cd Comi present admlnlatraUon; ru n - b ran d in i u th e . Im provem ent. Ucket. {ner. o f
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wovement Ucke't candidalee Childs, M ayor-Joe p - e n r r - E m u t petfl Chlenton and Dick Maughan, ^nderward councllmen: Pred WU- f>,,nring, Qilrd ward councilman: City nUn u c'
Norman D. BmlUi. and Mrs.a Coleman, city treaflurer. The potatoes
P«* ». 1) ' marked 'H. • * * * Ior the pi
l o t s ” C a U e d
i g f s s u e f o r
f e r o m e B a l l o t
■ ln - lh .- - a iT ,l t« r o n - K r .
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_UiEy_arL-airt In tny w Jnion «wer system, city street oil- * j j _ _ lubllc welfare, purtfiaaa of th e ^ • works. Improved youth pro- P»
or 'oU ie r aa-w U ted need*," Amende IS ssld ta a prepared sU te-
»m personally opposed to the tion ot slot machines In Je r- or anywhere else." he said, jp^ 'tion eJted a published sUiUmeni of anlcul
18 In which he aald "the q , ue from slot machine* does td a poUtI any way compensate for the g e u ^ We
left In the community." the truck am sure our sU te legislators 43000 pou
!?- J y uV?j'ili!* m «M nB T hB titd-h»vr-beetr Mted ta th e state." Andrus' nent read, “because no good PIOl sr ever v m . come frmn Uioae k f t I I . *■” «V -M ra. answer to quesUons on where lid get Ux* money for opera- «mUia«4 «a lhw« I, t) tn thn Q
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nes^News Has ,— - Readership Poll ^?sdCT»hlp su r rey o f the Time*- „
rtudenta .of th e Idaho college JoumalUm d e p a r t ^ t ^ y,, dlrecUon of the Slanford Dnl- , ^ 4 ], I tasUUite of JoumaUftie a. l l ' tS 9ervUJng Uie local group w u ,and Gallagher, who tald Uie ^•News w u one of flve 0 .8 . ^ apera being given a readerahlp. _•. Olhera are ta Yakima.; Albany, Or*.: San ta Monica. _ ,and Pueblo. Colo. A ta -
I ll Uie-RfUi year Ute sm^-ey* « J U * been- eonducUxl by the 6 tan - InsUlute for membera of the tii» b Town Newapapera. In c , a n a . «rteearch cf«aaUKloa7-------- '
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MO-toD VBS United SUtes. the world Batarday by Lopla Johnson, aeerelar: aa te have eost the 'goT eram ent |IB9,
I Interest of [ave ‘Slots’ <e in fou r o f 24 town A d vlilag 3uhl, B urley ," Jerom e 'a n d ShoB p a ra te slo t m achine ba llo ts a r e ; and F ile r w hore all -tick e ts” o p.m ., except a t C astleford a n :
il a re E v e re tt Babcock, )vho baa
nendedCom•’ilM“iirPotiii»Hminary tr ia l w ill be h e ld .ea rl ned'-on 'd ia fg e s o f v ioU ting a ea g r a d i n g ^ d braiidinff.pnictlc P eace J . 0 . P um phrey s ta te d !
srided com plaints w ere filed la te" t fiv e m en arra igned T h u rsd ay , ^ a fg e s . 'C h if fg c s a g a in s t a aiJthe f ilin g o f th e new -----------lints. T l i n - rged under th e am end- D plain ta w ith im proper ng a n d im proper g rad - U
p o ta to e s are . K e n n e th ______in a r - a R a •’D s n a i a r ^ i, bo th T w in -F a lls, and '•Ihrlfftmnn; Montana:---------- C A ^ \
Uie amended complaint I improper grading. Uie trta charged with InUnUonally approximately 1.100 bag* of
packed for sale ta bag*•TJ.S. No. 1. 10 pound* net," purpose of offering the po- w ld Rtis . r s T ta o i ? ln g Uiey did no t he coulC ,r» < ,u lrem a n U .o fN o .lp o - J - e * .
^ SUU) )Trio cnarceo broughtdo Is Charged ta Uie com- chaise ft ivolvlng Improper- branding th e drive vlng ta their poasesslon for Kelly 1 poM Of resale-oauide th a (jren ta I Utoes packed ta conUlnera branch r >erly marked with the name ,j]eton. ' lade. - — a h o t-a e rKLtaJWOther.vnMded.com-, o j. m - t rtUi improper picking and by two e
>n.
iwn, in Uie charges.Prepare* CagiJU tnu / ' ' WM-»-wl l« l complalnu against Uit , *1 ^ , were prepared by County or a raydon W. BmlUi. -mey nrd by O. K. Hognn. Twin AfUr a strict Rupen-lwr of the In- Miuey Jl dIvUlon of Uie depsrtment
ulture. PEAnilld* broUiera were rldmg u^u sA ito-laden tnick when It w u « v -E g y r rednesday night. Hogan said j^^ve :k w u loaded wiUi aboul ^ , - ^ e jund* of cuU and flff-grade pajesttae
ry k e d tn w k s bearlnf
~ to be th n ONEEB KEABINU 100 LE PALLS. W ash- April 33 ^ ^ . u Sarah Jane Edmonds, T issed Uie country ta a eo t- X C l d . gon ta ieS3 to a h o m e « ^O fgww fmintTT. Will celB- ^er loom WrUiday Tueaday. ^
a i g h M n d s ” \? M’ ta iS*per*boS '^»e i»
he west, reaching Oooding 10 p. m . yesterday. Twta 1 1^45 p. m. and Burley a t
’e ^ o y n * a i ooodtagoaid flty of 46 mUea per hour « h « d a t Ontario, Ore» a t . m . Hlghert veIoclty\at w u J4 mUe* per hour a t
l:» a .m .Jo d a y .T # ta P H l» S S T * « t were npUfled a sign had over on the road Jurt souUl ooatXXJ. t Rock creek bridge. \
t I r r i g j i t e d Id ah o C o u n tie s .
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The ke y ^ 3 ~ o f Monday.
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Sunday.----------------------------------------- ResidenI
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Question - -“ja g e e le c t io n s to b e h e ld j J I S T r OBh o n o 'w llt d c c I d e '^ a t idence. n r e B u r le y a n d S h o sh o n e , deiphia,
o p p o s e th e m ; • n d H a n e e n w h ere t h e y
«eatUaa a m o d e no -p u b llo s ta te d t t i e t a t a .
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ip la in ts-M bato Ggeei rly .iaM ay .fo rllv arn e n - A t o r a ja 1941. Btate law which wer* iln ticefl of potatoes, Justlci i Saturday.- " '^ r F r l d a y in ju sU c e c o u r t tULifirat y . All p le a d e d n o t g u i l t y ^ ^ 5 } “ s ix tK T n a r t w e re d ro p p e d n S ------------------------------------------ schedulea.• ■ /> . __ _Bn(Uo..x
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- O r - Q m r J o b S ^b W E l ic - A p r l i -* S - W — A T —
bua ..d rlve r w u given hU f l I , Q | " i n j ^ c e court today of “ y “ *-
ilTbiirnMTowly*m£»ed**bemg A T 6k fas t freight trata. A l
ice of Uie Peace W. S. Maxey v J iusseU c . Johnson. Caldwell. Pour ae uld elUier quit hU Job or by Magle a sentence of 30 days ta the night.
ja il. Johnson r ^ i^ e d . Severals Police Officer ID. E Kelly i t Johnson Inlo^court on a ««a«neni
o f m k le s s driving to which ap y o o a Iver pleaded guilty.r aald Johnson, wlUi 18 chU- .n ffrt m i h i . b u ., w i . i lir . l o p ' . r .I ra ilroad crossing near Mid- „. T be officer said Uie bu* tfioa* U>* -Mosslng-ta front
lB^ . r fr^lpht tr«lTI piOl^d j
II. -1.-I Bloodstatalergency brakes and Uie bus pickup, ha
fee t clearance. Kelly said. He eara she w itness to the-Ineldent-' - arotm d-nt raced myself for . the o-ash," lleve he a leer said. “ I saw the bus m -ke blood. Th IU ju st ahead of the train." Jerome an r « u p . i i a in iU . . l . l l « n to i c . ,
EACE DHAWB NEAREE wm"ihvm1 BANNE. Bwltserland. AprU SS officers, typ t. Trass-Joijfjan asd Leba- move dan ,ve agreed to send delegations SU le p< leeUng of the United NaUons report a t n e concUlaUon commission ger vchlcl
. ^ a n t tn thn Hnty la n d a n w u .p a rk i b r a h e d o u t wlUi UraeU del«- Ule road
tbe Kcna.
lhc Power Rais Capital to 'Prepir DAmWIN J. rU iSO L L addlUco t
W aahlngtM B«rca« lOMO aha(L M t Of t n t atUclea)' red atock ia iN O T O N . April 23 - To loans by 3
rh«H m w» nf nfW poweT-dft-th a I d a h o . .— ____ .- .T he oot
r “ c o m p a J Q r ^ ^ " T ^ H K ^ piioeno" ced for, a n d ' -■ Uiough IUd . permla-'.* ' did not foiom th e fed - i ta hU anra w e r c o m - u 4 W > M K j wroU:1 to raise “Becausi KO t a n e w - W ^ - J j ^ J
; Uw i S s u ' - ^ ^ H g l ^ ^ trial expao f aoo.OOoB orderlyof common sa^ed b y ' e » t l m a t . e d | A A ^ H tavlta and
S S a n ^w in have reached It* • i n . and pnnrt d -900 ,000-ihai«--U m lt.-A a conttaotai
^
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p . . tw« a a ]M«a Mvai^ ____ « a » k . i” o r t f .b y b a d apirfi.
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,SHINGTON, A pril 23 (ff)— S< on today ordered th e nav y to aU •aircraft c a rr ie r U nited S ta tes .! keel o f th e 6B.000-ton f la tto p wa ~6f -th e ' N ew po'rt^N ew s' Shlpbuil ay.noon said in a m emorandum -to-Na 10 actcd to s top c onstn iction of th e iews o f th V jo in f 'ch le ffl ' o f■ s ta f f — ■' • ~— Pr eet der
y l i g h t T i m e ' Johnaon
> w i n E f f e c t• •.------ be b u ilt
c r o s s N a t i o n J S ' l! TOBK A p tU Jl W H A b p ; p i S S lmo American* were cheated ^ ai> ^ : an hour'* aleen U*t nighthfl advent of daylight u T la ja I ^ T r ^ c e
t o t U irb lg clU ertom ed Uiata r ^ - W ^ahead oao hour a t I , a ® .
d u U win have to w ait tmUl SepU as to get hack Uieir lour." At U u t Ume. dock* |0 o rd en ai in hour. d rcu i
object ef dayUght u v ta f i itn c t ia o I to anow dayUme wnritsrs’to ^ . t an added hou r o f dayUgbt a f- 9 qultUng whIiUe. o < K d i
OiUoi Adopt P laa * r c ^ d t c* dUea to lng on - fa r t Ume” a PorUand. M>. Boi toa. P tiw . Mnter.-<] >. New Yorie, Newaik, PU U - a m w u a, PlUabOTfh, BalUmora. ^ ot i ington. . c n m lan d . Oblcage. mg ■ ih l u p o ^ K ^ L o t^ k ^ ^ P o c t - t a A o o i O rt. * “ ~ " t tUa walU nntil Juna to ebanct |U,OOOAOinki. .......................... . • ' aeerto*"'I* -due* th a t bad daylight t o t a l ^ » t t a » a year ago bava aban- • o ctiilfl -It th la year. T hey tad n d tJio e qoo; e« ,-«ao—Ptandaoo ,- Detrotti —r u ~ a iZ M ta a ^ NatfJTfflfc • ( n e t wlC » eontiuton aaeiaid eartata b u lld ta^
« a a ^ t t S t r AjyScI on daylitfrt a a v ta ii toldi la ft
3 r a n d S w W W fcln y,-olwiV>itTan an n t r t . n d ' hasd . I t ago. ' .: dayllCbt U T ta« t ttfflt for p a - - -r<r«( th a N ev H aren n U n a d . ^ ^
: U adJusUnt lU tobadulaa to3me..-Th» regular black hand H i a Jidlcata lU ndard USM for New , -Oentral-paaeeagera—becatiaar a H n ja d - l* -a o t- -« h a o |! a f - - A B J
orka JutT« . w p ^ .on t T _ mie of Uielr own. M ajor ihowa J J j e switched ahead an h o o r 'ta ' u t so User wm bo heard a t O or. 0. «tna tim a. I n the west a n d one in 1 r Uiey win bo rehroadeast a a * o p p < ^
— to t ^ ^ M
larAccidcnts r e H e p o r t e d b y S S I ,
Officers in Arear accldenU were tavetUgated . agte -Valley PoU » S a U i ^
la J people were taken t o ' o t Jne’a M fplUl ta WendeU ^or lent of Injuriea recelwd ta Odent near H agerm an. They •deased a fte r U e a to o i t "1 cars tavOlwd ^ to b* itt-fo r-tepalra—Two,wom en car received m taor cu t* .. o fJ» n d a
: mile* aouUi of Jertm e, a reststered ta U » name of
n -P .P r« tc h . PIIerrwM foBnd r -H d r-o f^ T rrC -h lghway ' »3r ,t«tn« were found Jn ^ jg
le w u auffering from loss o f . . . u , . : They cheeked all d te to n In
» and W endell, the Twin PaUs du rtn i ti . hoeplU r and Uie Medical imlldlng ta _^Twta Palls wlUi-
acddent n o r th of B3mberly vesUgated by *U te and county
damaged cara. _ e police were taveaUgaUng aa truck had forced a passen- •
h id e off the road about two WASH]w m h o f Twta Billii„Th«.tmclL New ocw■ Qtl 0»> wrpng slds Ot fiiUmatMlad when an offlcer icad ted cent riseene. . __ of_labor
ises $9,000,000 p tr e ^ ^ ^ d e in tlXi00,so6 win come from L lttla i share* of 4 per c«nt prafar- m ontha-i )ck and $4,000,000 from d l r « t U>e dta^fi by Boise aod New York City UUcn t b
>wmp«ny wUl find lota-o t llGrBa^ T o n iiP th B M w “tBMW~*l=' e u m u t'C I IU president, T . E. .Roach, atata. Ttl I foresee tuch rapid expsnsloQ tag fertU annual report of Peb. S3. He m ato l i ^
»use ade<[uaU auppUes of r t w raUs power eonttatje to be avail- PaUs, « Jlere, commercial and tndua- •4jOOO,000iipanaioa c aa p ro o » d 'J a a a O nm nlf fashiotk 'T lM w«nmiinmM terloc^p iby Idaho Power ootnpany eaa a d b a dan d a re aecuxtag n a * tam »- The ..dMThis growth-ooQ tlnaei'to be rlgbt*-«*DUal raUier th a n ^>ecUenlar puMle laistnrldea added tnn ranc* o t t m KBT’atag.'proiperity.*------- :----------MS**
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g on Ii r i i c ^S e c rS ta r y o i D e f M i w ; i to p c o n s t r a e t lo n <tf i t s
^ " l a f d a t tB e 'V l i f i t t o to - : - ^ i I l d l r i r 'w r p o r a t i o i r - i M t — - -
? I a v y ^ r e t » r y - 8 u U I w i i - — h e v e s s e l a l t « r s t a c t y i n f ( f f ' a n d 'c o n f e r r i n f f - w i t a — ^le n f T tu r o a iE — — t h e r a e P r e a l d e n t n non h a d g iv e n t n y ___o r d a s t o w B e u a r f l u i - .v e r s la l- i a r r i e ^ ■hotU d— .
lo n a e n tth a fo lk n r tn f m a ^ ' - I to BuUlvan: . . ^1 furUier rafOToea ■ t o - t t a •. id .a l te ia ! t .e tz r l« r J 7 f f . .W lr .. .. M, I baTe a o w .n e a tv ed t h e . t Uia chief o t s ta t t a a d . a f t « ccpiidaTaUon aod . t t oaw lifi m a tte r wlUi. U u V t a s M ^ . ^
2 t e « 5 2 \ 2 ^ ? L * a « ••Inotas tha eaoatiDcttai'.^ o ^ : •<
amstaoee*
” l K 2 - p o « l W o ran n a en t" ■
t ( tra ta d e boo U D t r .ih lp U a ta o s ld la ta e t i .b o a b * .
m o a .tb a p j a m t t a r y e ^ - -
d i 0 , P e j i i a ^ ^
n B o n d J W i s K ' ;
0 . A. Hobhia aairi th r t i iW B ^ .- . IdahD , j c < n , a o t t W . 5 * - 'tunltar" bead -'d ftra: SC I7-.U " -**jjumuiiu{'L U ' 'naUooal caota iirtp i jd r t r j r K T t f c .a q f t t a J O c a t t c i - : xantgr U m w o . ■ ' .i n u r Robtas n t l t a l t M d ^ t t a i w a a rm ii besd-aaiM - "iUcBia!<debt In'opla a ad a o t la . th a taanda «(' r tafUUtUena. - . o teddeaU .b o ld .«l«O0QOM« ds w hkh draw aboot H;D60y. :inuaOy ta ta tara a t— --------b a iu n ; Uta eam pB im i f f l i w r r r : upeo TQltmtaan -v x a k tn f .-lo
:ttali p e rso n a lly .'p ay isD ^ an * .^ - n d b o o d -a -B M q t trp ta a a .,^ ' it«d on t <ha( boad \a g iu t I t UlUng factor to tb»-Batioi)atr- \
^ ara ta U » haada o t tb a W l p eop le .. T h la .z« i» e aio ts . ^ t o o r t a
im e <»f n<^i ■ •
■ Iv e w S ln g w O jiE rtS fo S S ^ :
J erent-tD M ay 18. ----------■............rdtag to a eurrey. tna dunted
the lecurity loan 9« a pal<n,_^_ detenntaed th a t taoom a baa
c c t .o n owaezablp .oL^feCDdBi.— i if e v en U tna h o o d -b n y aa iM t than U JM a ym s. a a d -
oe ot U m w ith to e en a a «C 1,000 a year booght b e sda . ..
O N S T B U C n O H B U n - - -EIN aT O N . A pril t f (fl) — -
ar g ta tlB ly -r aiKBMd
) in N e w ^ ,
>'for a n a t e ( i S ^ a M n S M r 5 " tfaas
i r ^ i p n p i g . a a M
m p e n tt^ a a . a a g J t r M M : - ^ .7 * 1 S » * B n a a le lW D |B » * t.* ? -S i allay trom a o i a a % \ l a n M V i i ^ . goKt-er wfakti v e t f l iM jM l ik T B * 100 ta «5/)oo,eoeu' ; nd y .,J fa a : : a i B i p M i » ; i | j i g ^ ^
' ' ' ' A'
l - ^ G o n s t r u c r i o n
r T r C o i n p a i i i e s i n
r A r e a A f f i l i a t )
O is ta te U o n of Uu Soutiio X dtbo O ootfK ton BMoeUUan wll
'■___h e « lq u » rte r t ‘ In Twin FalU wianoounoed Sc tu rdaj b r Bwoc
' " B qWu , ^ t t ld s u L '--------- T h e «Mocl«tJon m i p«rlJ»lly «
' K intxed Bt a meeting of g tn tn . e o n t r u t o n l u i Wednud»y. i
I w hich fire tnemben ef a ]0>ma. ’i»»bo«nl of <UrKlor» were d fc t« l. Th ’ 'O the r nve board membtr* will b
TT^r.'Clectcd *Ut«c—traa i—jm cng .. m plum bing, heaUng. •tklrlea), ma aonry, ahe«t meCal. roofing ani O ther allied conlnctora.
• O fneeu lUportnl O fn e e r t electtd a t lhe .InlUa
a ee U n g in addition to Mr. Bobir are Trrd Read. vlM prealdent A nguj Walker, acting tTCretary< tr tM u re r : W. L. Feasu ter and H
' A. K ohln its . Later on, u the at- eodatlon grow*, a full-time ifcre-
' taT7,-tre*wrer mny l>c tmployfTIo (ucceed U r. Walker In lhal capicltjr
T he purpoee of the organlMtlon-------« e o rd ln * to - th e eontractor*. U to
aet up a uolform codc of alhles w hich wtll work for the general beoen t o f the bultden. I t will alw aid In Ironing oiit-*arlnui probl»tt}»
-------which a re ' now~/rcIHg* Ih'e buildingcotutruoUon Induitrr-
eJt WM rmphaalxrd lha l mtmbtr- ahlp la open to all general con- tractors,'xub>coniraclon and 'auo*
I— — tia te -e o n tn c to rrw h o are Idenuflfd I w ith building conttrueilon. Dealen I lo building maU rlali are eligible I . io r u a o cU te mamberahlp. Although I the orgmnltaUon It now confined lo
Twin Falla. 11 U hoped Uiat 11 m»y erentuA ll; be ^xtmded throughout
'U affle Valler.A pplications for m enibenhlp will
be aen t ou t Monday in the hope th a t a n Contractor* will become JdeatUIad w ith the aaoelaUon. Boon the reafte r another meeUng Ij p lanned to enlarge the oenberehlp and elect th e fire remaining tnem-
— - t a n m th e board,lA te r on. It l i hoped, the Bouth
em Id ah o Oontractore aswdaUon vlU become affiliated with the Ai- M dUted O eneial Contractors of A aurlca. w »h Idaho headquiarteri • tB c lM .
“ S l o t s ” C a U e d
B i g I s s u e f o r '
J e r o m e B a U o t |arnm ftt* Om) I
- t t e n - o f ttw d t r . i w ouu like to i po la t o u t a few faoU," Andru* aald. C
“ID 1M8 th e atteaeetl TaJnatlon of i Uu d t r « u «1,S7D,TM. The amounl t c t tax** collected waa M3M1J8. I s 1 a c t i o n to th a t the d ty of Jerome « W M -pal4 * J 4 e « - t T 'o r - l h t w i j l i t n a hiffhwiy departm ent from au> tomobUa ' taxei. 'Die total from t
ii rn iir tm u jtT rf-trth e rrw rtn u e 'w h U h P
i|il *Two years a fo I recommended ]
tb a d ty pnblUh quarteriy r tpo rti l( a n d . tb a ta a annua] aud it be made,” i b e aald. T pereonaUy feel th a t the 1 people ahould know how much _ _ m o n j y _ t a . b e lo i_ U k m tn h y - th e -
d ty a o d Juat how much U being fp e o t" S
m M l atatem ent A ndnu aUo ^ eaned a tte n t ta n to an increaae tn ^ dlabuteemenU of the c harltr ahd ^ indigent fu n d for Jerom t countr fo r tb e p a s t three year*.
CotU E latag l>V x tb * firs t quarter of IMT ►
— _lbeiaJoeta -to ta led .M ,M 7*« ,-he -a* . - . ^plained. F o r th e aame period laat
year th a totaKwaa tM79.S8 and for *------- IM t tb e to ta t- h a a n M ir w H ,B irii;
A ndruf deelarwL Be la ld the toUU were ta k en from tha quarterly r«> “ porte o f th e Jerome county boa rt o f eoounUclonera. ct' Andrua* atatem ent declared he bellered a t leaet pa rt of the In- «aeUe In charity and Indigent coeU * w u due to operation of do t m a- hi
I Chinee. ojThe atatam enl alto pledged th a t
tb e youth program and clrle lm - ns B o rem en ts would go forward a t ^ Taat aa poaalble. "for I bellevs in er
> a continued development procram." r—
Merchants a t Bnhl Air Rodeo ActivitiesBUHU A prtl a i—Plana for the -
, , j e ^ l B f ^ p a r K flre juU to£ ltW i> a«k « Uu - >«*f* Jo
Cham ber of Commerce, The ^^ WUl U t» ^ * r« - g f - t l ia .o p e n - . Ua tg ^ p i ^ e ^ ^ u r t n g the Buhl rodeo, loi
8 p « Ja l Jflwpplng daj-t will be te t fo r July and a bathing beauiy con- j teet I t being considered. D.
NAMED JNBM CTOR n u p E R T , April 2J—Robw f Brock. S '
le. Rupert, w at reMntly named theepInipectcr fo r the Rupert are*. Re »»e In lh a iheep ra lt ln i butlneee . before he retired aereral yean ago. jq'
The HospitalI ma<
------- B iiijgem .7 t> a i uiiiy at rr ’ i TM -■ ahU Saturday a l the Twin Falli j:
eouotr hoepllal. VUlUng hou n ara Mn a lo « and 7 to 8 p. m, h*k
A O M ll'lE D fun, ^ - i P v Valenune. Ue<
Eldon W alton. Mrs. Jim m r offl Mrs. rrank lta Radford, la t
an Twin l»alls:_Dick Thom ai. Bho- - ^ h « ; - R ^ - ? t * l e r . Hanaen, and JOf
Mn. JUj Van Buren, Filer. -----DISMISSEO
, ^ Kaye, WUma orlm m . Mr*. U ^ e CJordon, Mra. S m etl Marlow and d augh ter.'M rt. Oerald Slnemaand ten , a ll Trrin p m m ___ ,
Itf* - H abart } —WQoai4i>d at>d-dapgftttr,- -laraVrTy ^
W e a t h e r ‘TwtB P an a a a d »W nItT -ra!r:
BtUa ehanga ta lem pen tara. M at- W W tc apw m tsr* Rahffd«y H ;
B a t e ^ M ahown fcr th a fl«*
K eep th e W httg Fla0 / s a l t f v r 'm n
1 ............... 1 ^
te Iu r a I .irlth y
^ ___I ^ \or-rral | |
nan Hrhe^ • N ow I ! davs w ithou t c
J " -tra ff ic death- in our^Uaffic Valiev.
F u n d s R a i s e d
T o M e e t N e w
re- ^ r * o w e r N e e d it«, IFrva P>I« Oni>n, Ing electrfclly lo oooperatlre an to m unldpalltlee .-‘ The company ha It, pro ietied directly to In terio r Secre
ta r r K rug about the dl« tlon-t sutnc 40 L ert week. The company noUfle.
th e federal power oommliilon of It ' In ten tlon t to-hu ild a new'MiOO.OO
hydroelecirlc project on Snake rivet I t 's (o bo located In Ada. Canyon anc
f . -Owyheo counties and would contU o t a reinforced concrete and earth '
- filled dam th a t would back up waWi ^ fo r 12 m llet. a S5«.acra tlorage ponc ^ and a powerhouae which could pro- ™ duce 23.000-kw for DO per cent of Ui«
time." ■ Roaeh’a report showed Uiat Uie ^ oom pany's customers In 16U had ' kim oat doubled over the 1038 figure
b f a round CO.OOO. He alao reported th a t th o company m ade a ne t nd-
" dltlonal InvM lment In facilities d u r . « Ing lft«e of «14.0M.OOO. adding th a t* o f UiU to ta l around *7.600,000 wat L spent fo r power p lan t conitructloh.* He continued:P 'T w o new power p lants were oom-• pleted du ring 1B48 a t the Upper and
Lower M alad alte*—providing an in-■ crease of 22.000-kw In generating ca- 1 paclty, w lU i th e 18,500-kw insUUa-• tlon a t U pper Salmon, completed In I W l. Uia company has added IS.SOO. I kw -ln new hydroelectrto generating
cap a d ty alace tb e war.T w o additional power plants are
u n d tf oonitTuotloa—4S.ooo-kw a t Lower Sahnon and 78,000-kw a t Bllai. Tbeee sU tlooe will be oom . pleted In 1M» a n d IBM reepecUvaly."
Ztdacb added:.“ The oom p an y i U rgest Induitrtal
load oen tar It a t PocaUUo. which has ooa of th e th ree largest rallrbad tarm lnala on th e Union Paclflo sye- tem . T he company has recently oon* trac ted wlUt Fbod M achinery and <7hem teal corporaUon to supply powe r for electflo furrjace producUon of metaUlo itho iphotus a t a mulU-mlU Uon-doUar p lant, the f irs t unll of which ts scheduled for operaUon early In IM S. .
"This plant, together wlUi an es- tabUthed producor of phosphate In PoM(«Ilor-wlU.-uta)M^the-«>tensl«r phoa^hato 'ro^ depodu In eastern Idaho.-
]BaB Ciieck Count Results in Suit
Against Sheriff» O IS E ,~ A p rll SS (;n — W alter
OKelberger of Bolae,today fUad su it In third dU trlct e o u n against CRiariff . U - E. O u tn of Blaine county.
H e contended h e was held U. Iceallr w ithout opportunity to post bond on a misdem eanor th a rg e a n d atked UOXK) damages.
jri. - r j l tth a t 'h e w as a rre tted J a n . IS on a w arran t Utued J n B laine county p ro to» t* 'ooum )n"i~ ch irB e o r w r i l . Ing an Insufflelent fund check, th e n a m isdem eanor r a f te r than a felony. H o wat placed tn the Ada county Jail by O u tu , th e arretUng officer,
E lk e lb em r'i eom platnt tald h e , was- held In. Jail for 13 and one . j ha lf hours w ithout being given an t opportunity to post bond, despite ( the pro leau of h is attorney. He m aintained h« waa trahsferred to t the Blaine county Jail a t HaHey \ and .w a t .finally releated on bond. e ------ ---------------------------------------------- li
- M a g i c V a l l e y
F u n e r a l s S— I d-O O O D m o -F iln e ra J -s e n n rf i fo r °John W, CTouser will be held a t 3 ' P- m . "Ounday a t Uie n io m p w ir ,^ e r a l chaptl. w ith the Rer. Wll- “
lonlo graveside rlte j will b e ’ con- ilucud a i Elmwood oeroetery, J
B tT H l^F u n fral (errlces for Alva B. Shrlre r will be held a l : p. m. p Uonday a t lhe Buhl C hrlttlan ' ** ftUTCh w ith the RfT. Oeorge C. Jhoemaker officiating. Interm pnt nu be m ade In th e Buhl w Bftery.
RICH FIELD — FunerAl serrlcei L< or Jamea 6. Wllnon nUi bf hflrt t J p. m. W onday in Uie Rlthfleltl " udltorium with Bishop W. T. n » - 'o •1 officiating. In term e n i win b e : >ade In th e R lehaeld cwpeterr. j
JH W M B — Funeral M n-lwa for 1 Era. Flnrm ce M atilda Mason will be '*W a t J p m , M onday from th e WUer : IJnenU home wlih the Rev, E. B. I Iledearli. BapUst pasto r a t Buhl, I'flclaUng. rn ten n en t will be made II th a B u l i l 'c e m H ^ . I
EAD T p j ^ N E W a WAfTT AOS. |
a m b u l a n c eS E R V IC E . "
TWIN FAILS M O R T U A ltr/ J t m iM ti tl . e*t n ■tear!
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M a g i c V a i l< r r.» P .* ,O s4 ), ' .
tleket drafted Fred Ju d e rlo e U for teeond ward e o u n d lm an ." '
■■ Cltlsens' T leket— • C ind ia» tt< 'em ho*01U iens 'l
are Wayne Long.-for-tnayor; E Blauer snd Robert Pollard, fo r ward counellmen; T^M «f for>econd ward coundlm en; 01 filnshaoi. for th ird w ard cou
I a man, and Merlin H orne, fo r ,d tflL JQ u tk ke liia iL cndo iM d .
^ Coliman for d ty tm s u re r . ___I Thrw-Way Race
I ln Jerome, Uiero Is a t h m - race for mayor. Jo h n W. Hoaz Incumbent. U opposed by Nei
L anen heading the c lU iena ' Ut . and by Charlei 'A ndrus' w ho’
TV voiced oppotlUon to slot t n f hl
J .U 9 more oiled streets, purchasa o
new garbage truck, pu rchase of Jerom e water company, • one-elg
^ Ux reductlcn. and youth progi Larten advocates a conUnt
program for dvlo development.S w ' , '^ '• .1t i u! « S S S S S i . - 'and , Olher Candldataa
Jerome offlclalt seeking reeled r th . Shawver, f irs t w ard coia«T oilman, unoppo*ed rE -r.-ta iT U n
second-w ard-ooundlm an. oppo pro- ClUiens' U cket by w.the H ert. and City c lerk Ouy S. Bl
oppoted by F rank SmiUi oiT U,B c jtu en s’ Ucket, W alter O rucl u n
had nln» unopposed for c ity treasui * "Vie fer M ayor
rlod Three candidates seek ' Ute nd- flee of mayor of Shoehone wh
a r i r " ™rw ea ahnw on i
ss
Son D arrah. Fred M artin a
rtal J f i ru n n in g l
. . r t d „ t o ™
of ‘ V'* 0 » « n s - Ucket. Boi« oppone tio l machines. AU offlo T « a s u rw ciaj
Colwell are contested.
m ayor, K ennet
^ c p p o t l ^ to Mot machine.
« '" “ mbent. and P t*councUmer
.1 T>*«urer Jack Ramle coimcllman.. ** Albion, four^asn lrim ls• eduncU
fc• Contee't^ I t n e .‘ At Hailey, tix officials are up foj e reelecUon wiUj no oppoelUon and nc
conirtverslal luues ‘ £ ^ iv ed . - ^ e ! ^ ClerkI M artetu B. 6l«les, T reasurer Donle - X. » Counellmen George« CuUcr and Albert Bavaria. - « M u^ u n h election it markedo ^ no nominee*, luues o r campaigns, y w rlte-ln votes wlU fUl Ute three
council vacancies. The polling place Ts Nells service ilatlon.
WendHlLlW s oppoalUon against present
offlclalt M d only one se t of candl- dates Is Uje ea.ie a t WendeU, C andidates are R, D, Bradshaw for mav-
r ** -” ey-P l«TO for em w ard couir-
f t r t a ^ M d U lllan O o m t ^ fo?
• l^»r«« coundlm en 2 I Pt elected from a fiald of five. FriU Bybee snd Del Hudson, in-
cumbenls, John Alexander. Clarence Carter Mrt E. H. Pepper. The vll-
' Use h tll Is (he polling place,M o r.J Held
fa Haiuen. nine candidates se^k three vscancip.v on the village board. They »r* Edn» Bailey. Vlrgl! Ball, ^ a ^ h m . flnbert Dny. Joe B, HIU. Paul F, Ireland, Charle* prior, Robert K, Rambg and Fmis R o u Bal- loUng It expected lo be hea^?.
• Fairfield. In contrast, has two can- dldates fnr the two council r»wt.
tm r n E E :T O i:5 n r ^ - w e iH n r - - r T r^j uon and Ztlmor Edwards is ru n -
Y our o ffe r m ay U k e th is hou m u st Mil.
Larffe five room hom e w ith i H 'iriff and diniiiK room s. Tw o lota o f closet Bpace. GJM.-ted lr k itchen w ith easting epace. F two bedrooms. U r j? ^ ru m p u iJ tund ry w ith s ta tio n a ry tu b fu rnace which hea ts e v e rv roo r O p en a il d a y Sunday. 1 9 M EH:
t
J l T w n
l O r KMaflM r m a Dlab '.. M n. X. A. Landon returned
I I a ^ urday from S a lt Lake Olty n she «>ent 10 dayi vlsltioi rela
_ Tewnaead Clob* *i.!y!L _T ow nsead-club .N o. -1-wUl
■ a t 8 pji>. Mond»y la the prt coutiroom.~~~All ftlends and d ^ ara-invlied. - - --------
BJarson haj'enunrtt tumed U> Lot Angeles afler t
here two months caring for
Trip Sehedided ree .w ay W aller Craig, contact repress loam an. tlve of the Twin FUU offles of Nels P . -veterans admlnltirsUon. win
Ucket, avallable-at- Uie Burley employn K b 'h a s otnce from 9:S0 a. m. unUl 9:3 echlnes. m. Wednetday for Interviews ' toeltidM Teterans.ayitem . --------41 CX ; dd .A go Trip I o f th e Lloyd -Young, maitager of tbe >-elthtb *ecurlty bfflce here, wUl ro g m o . available for ccniuluUon a t tinuo iu I P-n t . fm- P- "*• Thursday. At <:18 p. m, lem uee will be a t 'th e Pller po ttoffiu .a id fire _ , „ ------ -o f'C ity Be<“™ He«»e
Mr. and Mrs. P n d C, Reed h relum ed to Twin FalU after spe
e t Mrs. R iid-i : w u o n fnrr home In BererJy Kills. Ci
‘ « ^ - T h e > - are-now sU ylag-aU U is-P " J ™ " - hoieL And...wlU ao_to .their .la ;
in Montana laler. Mrt. Reed U , '* •, w. former Ju lia Rochet, Beverly Hll '. S im - -on thets ru n - ning for the olher vacancy. Vot astirer ^ e dlstrtct courtroom.
n r » t a ty . ElecUon ■ , Olenns Perry U. conducting
baUoUng as a second d rfiri^vl QUMUons arising from^ n i r change-fnrm - village to 'd ty w
answered by Don J . McCTeneh I aeel'tant atlom ey general.‘ He ruled Ui# city would nqt hm u , , * * compile new regltU^Uon bo< -tvn r. and thn t.esch-w ard-m ust beljep d l ^ t ^ by .tw o coundlmen elec
by Uie voters of Uie city as a wh and not Ju tt the waol they rep
• ' 'M ayor" Unopposed, •D«n Clarence Moore, chairman of I n '« » » no «Wo*ltl
as a candidate for mayor. Howev n a re three seek two oouncU vacancies : nd W ^our are v>-l
’ fo r the two vacancies for the si n and Clerk Homer Moi« for >* .opposed by Mrs. M. M. Danlc U Candldatei for the city counW cjt George Larsen and Edward
e fire Clements. Incumbents,' and Ali Joslyn. for Uie f irst ward: and l Roy Hull. Incumbent. Oene Ros
lue a t Morris J . Decker and o. c. W iek«ta U vn i. fo r the second ward, nlnls- No F artf Tlckrl*Bolh Ooodlng a tplranU are runnli
ifflcet as Independents, wlUi no par C lara 'u e k e u and no Uiues. H iyor
Wesley Miller U opposed by Ha •layor I w V, Phlppen, Council candldat
y i r t 'irard, Joe Johnson and Janies » are (NeUi W am ngton. west ward, Noi in e th U Incumbenu Seeking reelecik HOI-. ,* r j. c ity CTet>: Frank Menerole at m an, City Treasurer H annah Bailey, 'rank Hagerm an has two vacanclcs c incU. lU town board. FUlng for offl
there were Bob Lawson and Ollbe Russell.
d In - n ryb tm t AtplranwU g h t candidates were nom lnau
and to fUl four posU a t a meeting . '2 ^ - Uie H eybum vilUge board th " “ 1 week. They are Roy Bklnner, Ralp I"®"- McCombs, Olen -niley and Rach. r' " • D raper, and the four Incumbent
Rost FalrchUd, Arthur Dailey. W l 11am HelleweU and John CarUsle.
A t KeUshum, sis men are ru r
de s , Hal WaUlngton. to tueeee
■a is Cmbree. Richard Rantom, Jo I^ rag a n and Dan Daniels.
Klmberlr Rae*Jam es W. Henry, Prank Voslfc
and Frank Horsh. Incumbeni, a r i. "0 seeking elecUon lo two councU post
a l Kimberly. The polling plac* I '* "* the agricultural building of th
high schooL Oakley’s U uet WUagi board va
ranclps are souglit by M* randldat*. ,1” -D nv lrt .Msnindalf, C l a r e n c t
Maithea-s and Walter J . South "o rih , incumbenu, and Thurlo^ BmlU;. Lloyd Z. BmlUi and Herber:
• J . Hardy.. - Fatjl CoBteiU
lent Ta-o parUe,v wlUj- seven candl- ’d l- date* seeking four village board va- a n - cancle.v m ark the Paul elecUon. The
PcoB lfi tlcka.iacIiTdes Zrtd_B*n*, un - D sn Spreler, Alvin SUmpson and
^ Progressive Uckei t r e 'u , V , LocM- der. Ray Craven and Thomas FeU
"en TJirpf village rouncllmrn wlU be '*e. pipctpd I t H lehneld.'Nom lhaied'for >n- Uie t»o four-year terms are a J. nee Piper and Theo Brush, Incumbenu,
and Charles Smllh. Seekmg the one two-year term are Lon Woods. W. L. Ferry and Lester Morrt*.
f^k Seven are In a race for Ihree rd . council posU al nrtrn Ralph Me- all. Cauley, Vemon U nce and Frank IU. Oreeii, Incumbents. Charles Haw-
ley. t R, HardlnE. Oleeri Halghl a l- and Harold Bauer.
At H attlton , Wavnr W auon. H, n . K. Belmonl. BiU Wright, I ^ a n Ita. P a n ting snf* rwita stck th tr=- tn r r? ' VMUiT~JSH;ii :Sn ihe vfllage n - board.
loUBft. O w ner leav ing s ta te and
th a tta c h e d p a ra re . E x tra larffe V o bedroom s. Nice bath w ith I In back porch. Ijirjre U type
F u ll f in ish ed basem ent w ith »PUB room co\-ered w ith tUe. tuba — Ir u i t room. Oil Lenox ; oom . LArfTC lo t w ith f ru it tre e s , j E U xabeth B ird , phone 059B-J1 \
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I s N e w s i n B r i e f
C U M to O rw ea S Bat- Rlebard Perris was caUi w ^ a Bum s. O re , Friday aflem oo aUTea. e^tiM of th a Ulness of h is son.
W m a a Flaedn i r s . - V i c k B righ t-w a. fin
™ . W d^sourt_eatfl fot_di#UtfWn peace Baturday. She was takei
..........custody by odicers a t th e PJPark Trailer cou rt
“ B « ta n 'to Pate^ t> e ^ l£ r. and M n. A. Demlter
„ S f l daufh tora .re tum ed.to Pa»co .J ? - a " *fur.s)MBdiag five days a t tbe-
of ber parents, Mr. and- Mre. Cook, M3 Addison aventle wet
I!?*.*?! ■*««» ' 'W 'a Here^ Anmld Foeter. BoUe, readjust
o f th e employment set • 5 ^ agency, rislted Uie Twin Palis i
o t Z<l*bo tU te employment Ice Friday while on a periodic tr tp Uiroucb Uie sUte.-
. ^ E aU iti b l NavyJ a y R .H lg le y .so n o fM r.a n d
“ « R. B. HIgley, Burley, haa enUst «H1 ! “ ’T fo ro n e year, aocordlj
♦ ADO B. A. VarrilL Twin PaUs ^ rec ru ltliig jtatlan . HIgley wlU re
h is recruit training a l_ flaa L lc iu ir.____ : ...
^ v e Day PartyT he.P re-School PTA wlU i
r lu f ‘ ^entering Uie first grade next f ^ h a n a - th e i r 'm o th d ^ .-T h rp a r ty
t a held from 3 to «‘P3n. Pridi Uie Blekel. W ashington and
iH ifl ooln schools.
Dtlng Accepted by InsUtnta n. Robert O. Norton, ion of
and Mrs. A. L. Norton, who it t iU tending W hitm an coUege. V cUss waUa, Wash., has been acce
th e for entry a t the MassachusetU were .u tu te of Technology, Cambr ihan, M aai- ' ^
have obees O tita TU^ ooks A team m atch between the 1 •pre- M U and BoUe chess dube wll fcted held Sunday afternoon a t the 1 -hole erson hotel. Officers were ele p r e . Frtday a t th e regular elub meel
LaVerl Kim pton, Pller. U presli and Lloyd Klmpton. Twtn PaUs,
th e retarj-. T he pubUo U Invited lUon w atch the matches.
I fo r Birthsylng Twin daughten were bom Sa sec- day a t the Twin PalU counly I o a u p iu l to Mr. and M rt. Ployd I Llels. n e tt. BoUUter. D aughters were t in d l U) Mr. and Mrs, Bam WlUlams. 1 P . and M n. Eldon W atson, aU T Jv ln FalU, and Mr. and Mrt. Rex L L e- caster. Filer. Bon# were bom Mln, Mr. and Mrs, Jamen Rhoadu , T iVU- FalU. and M r. and M rs,-Ray '
Buren. Filer.
! r | C . o f C . B o a r d
iS j A i i - s A g e n c y ’ i
on° B a s i n P r o j e i,ion •'»nd ‘The enny engineer's plan for ■
velopment o f Uie Columbia ri on ralley w ^ 'ouU lned to the board
flee dlrectori.of tJie Twin PaUt Chain ,e rt of. Com m erce-at-thelr Prtday me
Ing. Th# speaker was Howard M fal,-m anager of th e Pasco. Wsj Chamber of Commerce who h ss J relum ed from W ashington. D, Moffat It the form er secreU)
Iph “ “ ager.af Uie Rupert Chamber 1- 1 Oommerce.t* M offal said he understood &
^ H arry Cain. R . Wash,, had InU dueed BR 1S9S calUng for a bUnI
• . approprlsUon of »OO.DOOA» i ,»lC-Cnna-Ot- fmglnerre « nd -a-U
^ amount for th e ’bureau of redam ^ U ot for development of Uio Colui
’^ w b a a ta -an d o th c rp u rp o sff T h e senator urged Uiat inlt
agency bills be placed before cot tnlttees in oongrest so Uie people
__ tnt northwest^iBht Judn ih* »rmertta of leglslaUon' dealing wl
U « « « « « * enil thi“ ,blnhrlghi.“ he Mid.Moffsi urged all re.-Udrnix of tl
part of Idaho to rrad HR 4287, U * ColiTObU valley admlnljUaUon a
miroduccd by R^pre.-ienutlve Jael fon. D„ Wash. He advised “exhau
n - live siudlfj of boUi bUU before eon " Ing to cenclusions." v•rt The purpose of M offat’s W p I
Uie capiiot Kas lo tesUfy for tr. ^oration of the approprtaUon .
I p o f f S
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I S U N D A Y ,
EachWe»L and T hura,
. - f o r .G M n l n i . a n d Rafllllnjr
S W I M M I N
N a t - S cNATAT
HOLLISTER—ANI
f T w o B i l l i o n s
— S e e n a s C o s
O f C V A P lt r m t Fas* Om) .
tonsUtlng of a board of th reo i flnsd W tors, n ich -as-th r-T eane j»«o -’t4ng_th£ auUiortty. ■____ken Into T he CVA would have to see Pioneer advice, assistance and pa rtldp
of th e people of th e northweei local and sU te govemmenU.
A e th e r CVA proposal, also t ic r . congress, was Introduced by R . W aah- sentaUve Horan. R.. Waah. be-bome - 'H o ia n s o u U Mt.Ufi.CmB.-iiU
J . M. tersU te commUaloa . compoBO res t four people from th e sta tes pi
pally Involved — Idaho, Or W ashington and M ontana—an<
ustm ent other person. T here abo wou securtty a 17-man advisory coundl re Is office mended by th e govemora of th* n t Mrv- sta tes and Uie governor o f ' Uo field mlng, In which p a rt of Uie pre
will be located.Horan said the obJecUva ol
three propawU la tho same- nd Mrs. deveIopinent'*of no rthvcs tem lUted In sources. B u t the method of •rtitif to complUhlng It would be dlffe Us navy He said thla main difference la .rscslve under hU plan the people of tta -Dliejnv Blon would_have more to aay t
the program . . ..U D aau BaUt
Twelve m ajor dam s already 1 spon- been built In the Columbia are aiUdrtfl the army and th e reclami rxt faU bureau.rtv will T h e- largest aro O tand Ck Way a t damr-whlch-fumlshed-power foj a L l„ . atomic project a t H anford. W
during lhe war; and the Bonne projert.
O rand Coulee U Uie largest al of Mr power p lant In the world bu l
J, ’ half Of Ita IS generaton have I WaUa Installed.
The reclamaUon bureau U t t i Tn »ork on a reclamaUon p ro jec t ihridw ‘n* *rom Uils dam, th a t* * ■ Intgat* about 1,000,000 teres.
The two dama supply the bul the publlo power In the no rth
* 'p«in and BeU th is power through L „ ^ Bonnevllie power admlnU U atlor a BaT T he reaction of many f a m pe
In th lf northwest has been om "let’s look U over” before endor
^ 3 Uie CVA plan. i T . ^ . The Columbia basin .(onvnUi
which uidudes Uie W ashlnj SUto Orange and th e IrrlgaUon soclaUon. haa a.iked th a t cong hold public hearings In Woshlni
y*hM- Republicans OppMedI p in W ashington sla te Republican*.L cludUig Oov. Arthur B. LangUe. c* erally have opposed a CVA plan
■ Some sla te farm ers' unions,* T in peclally In Idaho, have sUongly t
ported Uie Idea of CVA, howa A league for CVA haa memben
» V.J3 W ashington, Oregon and Idi ^ headed by Hep. H, B. MlUJiell.
W ash. Labor orsanlzatlons have
1 A0 approved.Some of the strong opposition
come from ’ groups now conoec* wim the govcm m enfs admlnUl
r~Q tlon of Uie norlhw est's power iO reelamtvtlon projects._______
B C t 812,000,000 for Uie Ice H srbor d seven, miles from the m outh Snake rtver. He said the delegat
'^ ''er VU optim istic alMUl the reau ird of succoisful In getUng“ "O**' p lsns for fish ladders restored
Uie blueprints, he said,Mof- “I t m Im portant to have all i
Vsih,. d»nis proposed remain In Uie nyi.1* Jusl to astu re conUnulty o t plans for t
C. g r ta le r Columbia valley develi >t*ry- ment." he said.>er of o . J . Bothne. secretary-m ansj
o f,lhe Twin FalU Chamber of Coi merce, reported to the board on
n tro- meeUng held Thursday In the «U snkel bouse a l BoUe with represenUtl^
lor tn o t Three Creek, the Twin P i .-Uke- h ighw ay-dts tT lct,-the-^^w »n~-P i
Chamber., of Commerce, * and Si iium- Carl-Irwln.W , J a m ti Reid, d lrrctor of pub nler> «orks for lhe stale, told the gro com- th a t contracU will be lel soon I >Ie of highw ay work from Twin PaUs Uue Rogeraon'on U. B, highway tO, ai with on secondary rt>ads In Twin Fa “ iflr county which are eligible for feder
' aid,ihU The ro td from Rogerton ,to Ss
* the mon dam tn d cigse to Uie coun I act Une wiU b« Improved under the pla *ck- R«id said. The highway from Tw aus- PaUs to Rogerson will be wldeni
and addlUonal righl-of-w iv will 1 obtained.
P to A general membership meeUng i r e s - 't h e cham ber of commerce w ill l
of held soon. Bothne ssld.
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1 1 ^ PICNICCrROCNDS
o o > * P a hTORIUMVD % M IL E # EAST
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^ 1 _C fcartorJt« i»ea«m plaln ln i . l a n ^ crowds la T w in P l
Baturday doee stores s ta r t •e o d irtc - Dilie e -T a lle r BUd marks left on s tr w t afl4____. . . . . . Itop* « d « o U y .to .a n ild J ii tu
• • Man toufld . asleep .in lo i « ? 2 S d . . . « « l o WaddeU a I. armload of b u n d J ^ . . Plr* Cso before E . Preelove with' sm all boy r H epra- . .-ttjiuU number Of people '; I j j u n j a - ' t a b ^ r v)0Bed' o f ' u > ^ xilgh't sHIritiefc'.'V P a ^ 3 p r ln d - berg pushing lawn mower, i
Oregon, angular city park a t Five -and one north rapidly tu rn ing yeUov would be dandtUon. .blossoms . . , iI recom - Sharp cngroated Inth e four OVA meeUng held a t Boise
of W yo- F ln t blossoms appearing oi p ro jec u b u s h ln r w o f r a ju ro h o f th o ,
slon. ; ; AssUtant F irs Cbl« ) o f th e MUler helping to w ash chief jn o - f u l l . , . Cliff quaUs sprinkling nei ;em re - in front of hU store. . . And
of a e - heard: “Oo you t h l ^ those llf f e re n t towns wUl rot* slot mairhint e U U iat too?“t U io jrt- _____ - __________
B o y G a n j p e r s
H s Slate A n n u l P a r l e y M a ’i
W a ^ ' {Tnm r»t» 0a»)innevuie ouUUndlng campers and le
.„® „ 5 i! cwnP experience. .m l only Leaden In the Shoshonl lodive been Locke, DeBuhr. Bcout Exe<
Ralph Kalaher. Field Sx»U a t ParthaU A. T erry and .
^ c t u s - s c h u tt Idaho P bUi .h a t wIU Members Indude -bale J<
r,f BIU Pro;*• Jowly w g e t t
^ Wilkinson and >8h th e Hitchcock. Uoop 8. B uS --i ^ n l i i ‘wop 7, C u tlefo rd ; V
of ^ 5. Richfield; VS X i J S ' t »
Cottle, troap 38, M alta: rU Brown and BIU H arshb
u o ^ " J S ; v e m e ^ . * ^ S n ^ OrifflUi.h ln r S n ” ■ °oodlng; Bill Bauscher am n ington p , i r f i d d ; . :
ChrUtensen, Blaine A ndersoa ana In- troop 87. HeyliB se n - Oeo^e-Blrd, Blan R upert and U n Vln Crake, explorer post 3 S ,J«
in* ea-' PhUllp Custer, troop M, Jer [ly'suD- Turner, troop 48. H a « owever. ^ Morgan, Donald O lenn b e rt In tfw p « . Klm l
Carroll SmlUi, troop M, Carey; lell D , nePP'eye and Rosel Hyde, troo ta v ea l- T**" F a lli : , Edwin Pankhs
Uoop 80. T«'ln PalU; Oeorge ion haa troop M. Twin FHUa; Carol! inecteUinU tra- Norman Welch, troop 78. W er er and Critchfleld, Uoop 77. Oa:
B nm ett Spencer, Jim m y O rant _ -nober f ■nm iiim ii.- tfnon m ii
Larry Juchau, troop 83, Eden; tr dam Whlleliead and O arth Powler, 1 j lh ef 8<, Twin FaUj; Jesse Oslar. (gaUon squsdrtm JOO. FalU City, and S reau lu . ard Lincoln, troop 101. M urtat ng th e BroUierhood honors will red to awarded lo all membera a tten
th it year's council camp for a ' ill th e or more, DeBuhr added.system -------------------- ------------------- —'or Uie .rvelop- { f h f _____
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Jam es The InfecUon sUwei 1abdomen and boUi itg^
robasco! Local Rcsidentfi Id kSS Know Warden Best w - S C i t yWayne Colo. - . jj', j
a : H ar. P«Parliig for tnoUier e titarger, evening. .Bnow u jJ' J, Uoop to fall, Duik a la iT th. troop , n m silhouette of tin » Uld P a t PenltenUary on Ui# edge e< b r , L any Suddenly It h a p p * ^ "
oa and ^ »lren tcreams.i.thea mo(i« eybum; anoUier-ahatlerln* ih, , id M ar. 'taelf with Uielr terrlfjinj n i . Jerome. 'Twelve deiperat* coatid^-B ferome; derert, k ldntpen — anaM * Lidlon; crude shotAiins, dubs tnd b in and I'ave batUirtd Uielr blood-sai 1 rntariy: u> freedom In the moil ttwtis ey; Bill JaUbreak of our Umel .-OOP W, Dragging u hdsUgei faur*\y hauser, ly beaten guards, thty fsm Q :e H al- frentled way into hcnuf il 1 o il and pointH er. , 'Ihuf began in Canon Clli s it'enddl; day reign of terror Uisl luniidl:>akley; naUon wlUi screaming in t and from coast-to-coajitM TCaiDT terror b r o k e n c ^ whm a ; Lee fought backl •. trcwp See Uie gripping' story e U-. Jr., tense drama as It tmfddslB*e»s
Slew- oily- and Warden Boy Beftbs laugh, by many In Magic Valley, tW H the- pa rt o f himself. At Uu u« ending HieaUe la Kimberly, Bundtr.lb a week <ia, and Tuesday.
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W IY NOT VOTE ON C A sslB tao t B e c r e tu y of In U r t i
D *TW 5on’a p u b lic B p p e ira n c e 1 o th e r n tg h t In b e h a lf o f t h e m in i s t r a t i o n ‘s p ro p o sa l to e s ta
__ :im nbia-,"7aU cy_nuthgrigr in t h e Pw e s t d r e w a la rg e crow d o f l is t In d ic a te s t h a t Idnho f in a l ly L to th e f a c t t h a t a ohow dow n Im m in e n t .
I t w o u ld b e u n f a ir to jtay U M r. D a v ia s o n 's 'r e m a r k s l i f a'iipi w a s c o n v ln c ln s . F o r th o se w h o lie v e in CVA a n d a « . n o t t o o c
. p ro v la io n s , h e p a in te d a r o s y {ili B u t f o r th o se 'W h o / e a r & Q*
t o th e e x te n t o f ( t£ ft& nd ing a n s w e r s to a l l 't h o s e q u e s tlo n a i th e y a r e c o n ce rn e d , b e fo re g iv i t p r o v o l- to -a n y su c h s e t-D p u n d e r
— c o n tro l,-h e -w ftS iD O tT se .e o n T ln c li
» Early in his d lscii^o 'n , Mr. Da' a a ta te m e n t whjch lflf{taelf ro ised
' _ M flm .to .b e a logical question In : . l is teners’ m inds. In effect, h is bU lows:
"W ell have our argum enta, I ab le to settlQ them a t th e polla. 1 w ill keep ou r democracy strong ."
W h at provision Is there for OVA issue a t th e polls?
M r. DaTldson was asked why o t t^ Is northw est a rea ' would ] m ltted to elect their two repres< th e th ree -m an board In contro l < In stead of a il these th ree m es ap p o in ted by th e President.
' Mr. OaTldson had th e answer. 1 o f th e Pacific northw est were pu th e m oney l o r OVA, th ey would
___ to -f ilec t. th e s e jn e n jb e r a , B taa th e c ost would be underw ritten payers o f th e en tire U ntied s t a t i t h o r i ^ would h a fe to res t w ith d e n t a n d congress.
■ KiU-euggwto-anolher-queeWotwould like to h a re Mr. D atid son
- Suppose, tlien , th a t th e people i . clflc n o rth w est d iflded W i ' sue Itself, a s they obviously are . Wl 'j th e y be given an opportun ity
w h eth er o r n o t they even w an t Mr. Davidson says, l e t t l l i^ su ch
— at-tbe-poU s Isthe 'W ay to keep o u i r trong l
1 W hy ahould th e fov e ram en t a i payers of th e re s t of the tJnltec allowed to force upon us aometl we m ig h t n o t w ant?
Xt was clearly apparen t fro m •O h 's rem ark s th a t he expects m fo r g m n ted th a t erery th lnB *
------w o u ld ^ J u a t - r lg h tH T K a b - th e - a d i ij would la lw sy i be fair, J o s t - a n d 'i I— .T h at th e U ttle.ielIow .would alw i i tected. T h a t Idaho, w eakest Btate tl
politically, would never be placc( advantage., T h e r e a r e to o m a n y g e n e ra li l
.OVA b ill, o f fe r in g ^ m u c h l a t l t ih o r i ty , T o r th e p eop le of Tti«'h» s u r e d w i th o u t d o u b t of a n y B uch i
•- - T h e a u th o r i ty i s th e re to d o u s « a n d th e r e Is n o r c t i o n to b e liev e a u th o ri ty - w ou ld n e v er b e a b u s e d a d v a n ta g e . ^
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•f lrS e s e e m s lo c h a n g e a ll th ln i n o t Bo lo n g ago t h a t g u i le .a f e u d
“ w a i e d - O T M - th i - n a m eh a rn e s s e s th e C o lo rado r iv e r In t o f L as V eg as, N ev.
______w ° » , I t » c m i» t h t p c ap ic a r e ,e x c ite d o v e r th e th a n g e o f n a m e
. d e r t o H o o v e r d o m . w h ic h w as d o n c o a g r e s s a f t e r fo rm e r S e c re ta ry I c k e s h a d p e ev ish ly In s is te d t h a t P r e s ld e n fa n a m e sh o u ld n o t b e w i th t h e c o m p le te d p ro je c t.
—-O r . lo o k in g a t i t f r o m - a n o th e r t h l f m ig h t in d ic a te t h a t tw o dl^ • o n s o f th e w est— H e rb e r t H o o v e r J . K a U e r— n » * lo n g e r^ ^ « s e 8 s th ea n d p re sU g e w h ic h th e y o n ce co u l t h i s s e c t io n o f th c c o u n try .
--------S o 4 o n g - a a - W > ^ f tf lH t r« e h ir e 'P « «f o r p o w e r a n d ir r ig a t io n , t h e fo lk s i to a r e ^ m ofe“ w h a t l h e d a m is
S o m e w e s te r n O .O i’. - e r j a re evei t h a t , a s s e c r c U r y of c o m m e rc e a n I d c n l , M r. H o o v er o p p u e d c o n s tru c t p r e s e n t h ig h d a m . In s is tin g tn a te t ^ a t ^ w o u l d b e re s t r ic te d io I r r i g a t
O th e r W B stcm crs a re a lso d e c p r a is e o f te n R iven Mr, K a ise r a s t l in g o f B o u ld e r ." H is w as o n ly o n e ol p a n le s w h ic h h a n d le d t h e -p ro jec t, c h ie f c r e d i t fo r e n g in e e r in g th e c o n l a t h e i r o p in io n , sh o u ld go lo a
- o t h e r c o n t r a c to r s , p o s s ib ly M -k a n d C o n s t ru c t io n c om pany .
S o m e o f th e s e sa m e w e s te r n e r s in c l in e d n o w to th in k o f M r. K ni " p ro m o te r " w ho wtui f in a n c e d cl U n c le S a m .
B u t IrreK M c llv e of n a m e . H B o u ld e r d a m ) o r w h a te v e r you c a r e h a s p ro v e d lU c ir to be a g r e a t dcvt
A T e t l r « l h o c k e y p h ty e r h a ^ h a d 12 «si h i s iJOjU— th e old sew a n d le w l
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lBt a k c i ~ tu r tf s fn s ra ll r Inv, . tha p re ten t Uoia 1
fufJlclent aojount ^ • - * i.M m e n u in th e UoK I ■ , I »M -.-"On* T eaw n (or
• i j , of It U hlg»»_Uxei« t .» aJ>(l-1uto4h«r-Ux-<
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•r torm of (omsMUtii unloni such exca ^ w w uhji In they e w vlrtuAlly
" ■ » m p “r.1 — n u o n .
5 7 “ J i J J . AlM questS . C«ilf. - of * sovem m ent j i—— forei gn InvesbnenL
thU u-ould encour* C V A ? them In th e belief
n o r 0 . O lru din BolM .th«_ ___
! n a t io n a l a d - h e b it a n t - aiui la b U sh a C o l- thought of govtms P a d f L c n o r t h -s te n e r s . w h icH Uml’tr d tm o t S R o ris a w a k e n in g tU b le countries eo
n o n CVA is The la test «pproi wtth prospfcUvf■ be
t h a t n o n e o rp p b r t o f CV A LkUn-Amerlcan ro 3 w a n t to b e - U nfortunaU ly foc r i t i c a l o f I ts ? ^AmBrtewi countries
a c t o r e . upon outside csptC<VA. a t le a a t Dratll and Colowb: J s a t i s f a c to r y »>e excellent oppoi I a b o u t W h ich « « " «« be suspiuo 'l n g t h e i r a p - r u m o r — - i f it tr g o r e r m n e n t ' n . k . . - - th a t sen.
-------------------- h a s-b e tu n -to dolll a v ld s o n m a d e5d w h a t w o u ld A s k ^ r d S y - V 1 m a n y n f h la to this i t o i r . U y g, t . t . m . n t M .
l u t W .H b . E " ‘ “ ‘ " "
A P r a o P E .A T ^
■■ . . t i l i n g t h .w iar. W hen ih» tm
ly t h i p e o p le batUeshlp. fo r laots n o t b e p e r -
« e n u t l v e s o n th a t u u I1 o f t h e OVA. hAve moved up fro BD ibers b e in g s« t h a irc u u a
ties. ihlrtA nnd tu I t t h . p . o p l , p o t" '" ta
c u t t i n g u p a l l M IL U O N A IE E S- d b « e n m i e d “ » « • in th a tenu«,
K e p o ^ r r u " "in b y t h e t a x - Anj»Vr: I h m . te f , fU C h a u r tom ew hst pereonsl i a» t h * P r e s l - m.lo <-onemm
Bmerally believed . 1 ■■ . .PCMmiy more, mill
n . a n s w e r : Tha upper breckiI* o f t h e P a - O recn. Rhot h e .O V A i s - { S f J i a l M
(fh y s h o u ld n ’t pin*, induttrial m dto T o te ’o n . V to d a ab trr . MIehlci
t a C V A ? Aa Homer E. Capeh«rt,h jn p .n . .h t . . n r d e m o e r a e y
▼ E T n U N S -T h aa n d t h e t a x -
n tV L . tU tuB and condlUon e d S t a t e s b e tlon, from th e sore ( t h in g w h ic h Answer: Blnce Ui<
tincaU oni to t v*t«n
o s t o ta k e i t vice for a n ex-sold a b o u t CV A regional ve teron t at
f an ln la t r a to r s - -«n*-h*ndy^H fr-fw .r
b # p r o - q n ir te n of any of : In t h e g tp u p luU ons—th e Amedt ;ed a t a d l s - ve terans of ro rtl^n
committee. •
llU e s In - t h e -BPAiK=-’-w n » t'iP o I tu d e o f a u - Spain fell under th 10 to b t a s - °>unltU7 O u r e ^ i . B u ,^ .n t.» .1 g r e a t h a r m . Antwer: T o thi* qu t'C t h a t s u c h Uiere U niily one anii< 1 to o u r d ls - imperil ti l
doom efffcUve open the Norlh AUtntlc |
-------- rvmnca. Portugal and•NING llte countrlw . T h t 1
la -w a a - b e m g - « c o rn ii io n -o f Bptm,< la in - w h ic h f e a u O drtn*t h . v ic in i ty T ^ " , ? '• « " S ’" ;' Action, rt wodld al
, choru* a d ia n re to. n o t . h a l l . s o pftnrin,._n
5 f r o m B o u l- ol reUUcn* wli
7 *H»rol“ l! V I E W S t t h c lo m fr i .o w n i l .v oe ajiSO Clated The tJ. s . supreme i
on Ihe netio dltorcetr a n g le , a l l ll .tln g u l.h rtr a n d H e n r y dlvoreed tirsi «ife his t r e p u t a t i o n ‘j’’ 'fcOhd murrlin u ld C laim in riEhta In the f»u ie, :
been noiie in the c«i o v ld e a w a t e r - -^Hii b« in u ip im t a d o n ’t a e e m court's m«jorn
---------f T u .'e n r e c a l l in g come re.-Udeni* nf nJ ld a s P r e s - Jurudictlon. c t i o n o f t h e decision u t c . . a on on .i t l n g d e s e r t that one who was not
' ■ Bot th e 'Atjjunlity JC ry ln c t h e ootnes o u t of ourt h i *"‘1 fll'-oree, U tO r mt h e B u i ld - tinm iiy g„pcrcfdlng to f s ix c o m - a uniform m u r r iw : t . a n d th e to avow lue ) n s t r u c l l o n . other*i*e ,I c o u p le oT “ t o , t t i , . b* han l «id t h e U ta h cit; on e sn h " aiii *tii
e«lilln>ie to p»t-—NftlT
a t a e r aa a * e eru m briBht n rr c h ie f ly b y for one ot our dirtom.
the w orts uiU i uhlcM H o o v e r o r w ih u in thn t fon-ini-^
. , ^ ! . h ? I '"S » Plewnm.lookmj! B lo c a l l i t , th* str«»i. he inquirf< A *cl0pm enc.' mMl?mol»<>Ilr*'' .
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I lR L IG IGf Uila T«mn> Wstblniton eerr«ponda
D illam fr^a* lntOTOttiotStl**pnMn it.-Quwtlonf in»r l>*-»»nt'dlr»ct“W B l lllllcrfX plsot, f a tty CtiM«. Ud.
ON—" I. am no expert on finance U jt-Angrlrs, In fflnnwitlnn-wllh I program for-Am*rican**ponBored di btckward oountrieB, * ^ t fore lfn v n im'olve riik 'cap ltal. a tuT riik cap l& l i
na I t no t avAllable In even for inrest-
U oU ed-Stata.(or Uie p n se n t lack
txe* on c d r p o r M I o n i . .E ^ l j : 2 ^ ^ ^ | ix-on-dlvldendTpA id -aUona. The federal iroposal to glvd labor xcoAslve power th a t K lAlIy deslroy a bust- ipunlty, 1* Another
uesUoni the w U doa H | [ | | K F | r l t guarantee for these • _ •_ . rents. He Argues th s t ^ surage forelKn countrlea to natkm alla Ilef thn t. under such a guarantee. th< in b u n a the victims of eonfUcaUon o
Answer; Pre-ildent TVuman't orlflnA irrunent tupport of these v e o tu m bd- « a laid on. the shelf. In -fac t, oongrw lu f g lv tnf tn is aiiurarics,' tave ln "i , for American investm ent In th e m on I covered by the MorBhilll plan, proach conslsui of negotlaUntr treaUei
beneflclartcj untJer wh/ch they «gre< Amerlenn firms and enterprUe. W«
«oed tAlk>,aloR« th itU ne-w lth-sevenu Roy(£oments.fot -tb* W hite Houte pU n. even
■f these -oonveroAUghi, e e ru in South ries h*v*Jmposed/hBAver restrictions c tpttal. Two DotAble examples are imbla, where there were luppoeed to pportunUles for development. They ilUous ^of Americans bearln r f lf ti.-
It true.* asks M n . W. R.. Ooncoi^ len. M argare t Chase Sm ith. M aine, doll up w d dress more fartldlously i from the houte to the senate?" lor Sm ith 's friends—I did no t da re to r -M su rc me lh a t there is no tru th y g sl reporter- lnform ants blam e the rUcIe by a humorous cotumnUt. Be Mrs. Sm ith when she w ta dining
twankr hotel, and wrote hlm teU a
'E—She never wore loi- heels o r oo-so he s a l In the lower chamber. She ituff th a t a woman In butlneea would I w ent on InspecUon tr lp e -a b o ard a D Blanee-the did pu t on oomforUble
costumes, a t do her maKnillne ool-
U tbe m en wbo spruce up a fta r they from the house to the senate aide,
tt more -frequently, go In for sm arter tu lt j, and. generally, t ^ to look Imace of a aenatorlal
“How m any mllllonalrra are lAte. and how do U»y divide a* b«< t* and ..nepubUcims?" asks T J .J ,
Ite no su lhen tlc . tlallsU ci on this isl query, and 1 certainly would not ssm en's 'financial sU tus. Dut I t is sd th a t there are a t l e u t seven, WllUonalres In the uppgr ehatr?h^r. ;rsis. three Bepubllcnns. acketeer eonslsL-t of Son. Theodore Rhode ijland , dnlierlied Indusirlal •H arry P., Byrd. Vlrgliua, <apples»: tau. M asfacJnw ttt. cTnhfrlted ship- and bank holdlnw ). Sen. A rthur h . h lgan. (netttpapers orfguislly). Sen. Irt, Ind iana , fjukeboxra); Sen. Jnm et liana, (oil, m in e ra ls , cattle); sen . JM ahm a. (oin. ;
■he w riter raoetrat m any letters from rans in w ant asking If the ir economlo' Ion enUUe them to allowance o r pen- tovemment.
there are to many different claa- ■terana of this and other war*, i t Is » to answer each communication In- :hecK up on so many oue>. Best ad- soldler Is to tell h is story to the > admlnU trallon office, if there is
t drawing. , ........... -0 congult a n arivl^fr a t Uia iiaad* or Uie recojnlM d veleronn' organ-
letlcAn U glon. Dl.iabled Veterans. Jlin W art, the American Veterans'
-woUlJ-happOT - In Riirope .today, if ■ the dom ina tion .o l Rusalan eom*- ^ l ^ seems to be pursuing the by t ^ U n g th a t nation as an ou t- fe chow e the Icsscrsol two evlUJ"1 question by M.AX., Ebemburg. P a , answer: A SpAJn domlnairrt by Mo*- I all of western Europe, and probably perauon of -ih . M anhaU plan and lc pact. U nder such circumiitances and lU ly m ight easUy become sateU u M rdU aranean m ight become 'a
Jcsl coiulderatlon* have blocked iWn^Bo ftfr. Foreign MlnUter Berln
ncemUtg Amerlean* for Demon-aiir. also five the Molotor-Vljihlniky
wllh Madrid seems assured.
1 O F O T H ^ I R SSO THE BOOM ON KENOtie court certainly lowered the boom 3Tce ruckei in lu S-4 dccUlon In- tnwd to a ^ e w Horen, C onn , m an. to disinherit hi* second wife, since rrlnse bigsmoui. and to make his Ills widow. Hsd there been children
rrlsge they would hive been legally 3Ul nam es and wiU^out property e. Fortunately there seems to h r te
c«»e Involved. But there prob^^W .
rfAwmng li p robsb lj cor- TJHiTniiir mc»i of the others who
<1ivorc« rio not in goori f»nh be- r Nrvftrta snd th tu subjecl to its I
s cruel one. nnd Justice J*ct«on 'f I rrrcl.y enough, to IU. abturd side.« • caOnM h it widow, and
his widow.
S.-V w r like to fre Washington c m - 1 ig the s u te sovc.-nmena we th in k I
and divorce is* must come such ridiculous sltusUon* as this. ! *e going to InrTease u tirre roes
“Winre.t 7U!3» still have lu finmbUnfi *i;d U>oul<J s‘ami>* rVee Pre.-a,
n M u n tA T T O h ?:r e :nrookl>-n Uri. who Li chtuffe im nc om nu in Pnrl.v ha> not yri found irn lo obUln Uic ms.-iy thtiiw he ■n-:rrenttnc cnpllsi. Otir dsy mpet- inK m ldfllf-ftctd prrnch«T»nsn pti jlrH ^ I t t r l y . -Pnrlj'.voo KliClUlu
s.- she replied.ned th e BrookljTj t»y . “S»v. enuM «1iere T fiilrttl Ilne'up »euln»t fomr {?'■—WsU Street Jo u ro a l
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VL" P O T '
s S h o t s ^ ?»-nsr “ - — —
mce,'* I " _-------m g BUMJkWBT^^--------
vSiJ* D«Ar fo t ahoU:----- M owthal the-otohn aeems-lo-hai
paated about Twin FalU bels m endiy or lioctlle. wtio wonT F ra w h a tJ u w . without addlng.up.U: >'f«rs" and "agUu." I t appeared t^ ”fera’ had a marked e d g e . ''- I f jo p ll-a lla w -m e -to u(P. s . n ou i.O o ahead) I'd say thi Twin Palls can be either a friend] town or an unfriendly town, dc pending oo w hat the Indlvlduj wsnUL W hat I'm gcUtng a t Is tht I w ort In a store and toma of ih
■ ■ eustomcrt tljea tdn 't hava a frieni " .m Anydpe *ho acts lUe a clerk In
' ito rr-U their own private urVAT coulda't ttand a chance In the ~b1v
allae and Uke” of everyday life.> u>e And tomathlng else: I 'd Just abou Q or w acer Uiat th e w ooan who ita r t*
■ It ti'O fiiw Inrt tn«n »mi>H «♦»,anything tllke tha t) Is <1) talent«
final in soma way: <2* frustrated, (3> n a p - newcomer. <4) did I t to i ta n .a rm
irea^- an d j5 > aoTTT she sa id 'any th ln f. in a Lost b u t . ho i le u t , didn't yo nore throw most of Uie "aglnt" Into you
wastebs.iket. Potsy? (P. .S. note sUes Only one—It was too personal).
w 2 • . . .’ PUPS FOB KIDS d e p t !
A male A uslrallan shepherd wlU >uth''’ a-’glsM eye la Available a t tha W. C Ions I<Awyer place two miles east and oni ar« mile north of Hansen. The pooel
J to teems to like children. He declde« t,e y to establlth his home a t the Lawyei
farm.
ord . TIMES CHANCEDear Potto:
" V You've heard those rumors aboul ' how anxious au to dealers are lo sell* ” u»ed cars. They a re n 't exaggerated
It's quite a change Trom tills tlmt last year when -Tiooky" wasUier be-
" • Ban making people long for a nlct auto to cruise around In.
' * The prise offer waa when ona salesman (who'd never seen the
, „ missus end I before) handed us the keys for one postwar model con-
8h« tertlble.T a k e It o t i r Sunday." he aayt,
iMa Around. If you Ilka^ ” It. maybe wa can make you a good
deal."hey .. * “ fanning ma when I“ Y finally popped ou t of it. rter . . .
FAN MAIL A local man who sells a potato
are now and Uien received the folbwlng b«. card from .Mr*. M. A. S p n tti. Cliar- j.1 lottcsvllle, Va.:
"I like your polalocil 1 wUh Vlr- jiU glnla-oould fittw them as goodi I not Pyl auet. peanuts, ralsliis. eie,. In
Is the empty 10-lb. bags and Ue them en , In a tree for squirrels and birds to>C£~ In Winter.__ if a fun-to-w atel>
them so you see the bags are used, ore too.-rlal Oood right down to the bsg. But a ): K «eems In o ther recenl esses the lr>- tcm um er wwBflT>e>iM to e«l the H. bag and throw the spuds away,
eru < • .e ? FAMOUS LAST LINE
•. ;T B ey , 0 ie"8nndayrara sur* rolling a n a n d fa ti t"
am GENTLEMAN.’in T n Snio FO in iT H n o w« - ----------------------- -— — -----------------
I R b-a t t e r
J . . W JjiwS . . P O P U L A R
' d Crulifng Dawn The Rlrer:If
he □ All B 'lh t Louie. Drop The I t. O on: Oodles gf Boodln —
Wesson Bros....... .............n ea , □ Evwywhtre Yoo Go: Ho<r It
U n . How II U«_Crn.M,ylly and B\-elyn K nlslit ..... 7pe
D lf Yob niub Yonr To* On The0 .” —Blng Crosby ...........................79,
□ K ld rn In The Sky: filtifle Saddle—Voughn M onroe____79c
------ ^JL _ W £ S T E R N . - — ..
□ Someday Teu'tl Call My
□ T hat Wonderful M olhrr 01 .Mine; M -O .T-H .E-n.-Eddy
S Arnold ..................... „,7*c□ The Sweetest OlfL A M elhrt's
Smile: Paper Boy—DUie Sky m ®°>-» •• • ...7»e
□ Alabanu Moon: Tennesseen. T»*f*_ppe Wee Kmg- ..........7»e
is Records a n d Albums for0 M other’s Dny GlfU
r D Of >rTlng B erlla-A l•e Ooodman
•- _ g * * ™ ................... »-s>
,t ...... - . . M Jl^ □ Mother: n i Se# Yen Again—
Oladyt S w arthou l.................gi.est □ Oypey A lr ^ F l r i t Plano Qusr- t. te l ------------ ------------------ . , , j ,
1 O M E B BY MAJU, . ^ .
i* Order records ths easy way . . . by* m a a Cheek the records yea 'want.■ and mall this ad with rrm lllaiu*.^ iBclBde yonr name and addre««. and[• ^ for pe ttafe . AU prleea tnclods
j •
| g ENTEBP B O S B a e rh
: V e « to Orpheom T h e a t« '
nlW ASH IN G TO :[ PETEEm W A B ^Q T C H ( M U I - I f ] ^ are Uiterested la what'a the m a t
wlUx U u railroads of th is .count one answer may be found by ttuc
I lng the make-up o f -U w - l l- m T T I n t^ t a t a commerc* conunlulon
or t i n of the commissioners do ave tba-Woik..One of the coounlsaloni Im U blind. Two are 14 year* old a: xm one, ju t t reappointed for a sew al Uie year teaiu .U 71. .Only one comm: the slone r-1# under 60. I l i a t Is t
newly-coollrmed H ugh W . C ro is ,: up who admits he know# p r« tic a
tu t nothing about U>e raUroads.dly Of the 11 commissioner*. oDljr.flda- had any raUroad or pubUe uUlltl ual experleoce t>efore they were , attat polnled to ICC. Two came ' 1lha through tha ranks as 100 cartnd. men. One had railway labor backl)> a and one was recommended by t Ult ICO practlUoners—Uie associaUi tvB of lawyers who plead cates befo
the eommlsslon. Three knew noti 3ut tng about the raUroada when fli t«d nam ed to IOC. •— art T base-ara the vital .«Utlitl«B-(
one of the oldest and moat ei n® trenched 'of the government regul: 0* to rr agendas. ICO was f ln t se t t
■ AS su ava:.aaa body s3.yeart.aso-l <« now occupies a seven-ttory buUdlt
full of fUcB and figures, has 33' employes and has asked for a budg of over tlj.000i)00 (or nex t year.
> I I U to fa r behind on Its dock< th a t^ ra ta l-y a a ra would bo requln to clean It up. even If o .nev ..cu<
Of were filed. I t takes m onths ar C tomellmes yeani to handle a maji „ cate. . . .
^ W hat has happened here Is thi the 100. lUe so many o lhe r M vert ment agencies, has become boggc down In IU own red U pe. I t Is root or le u neglected. The railroad tra^
' preaa follows l u in trleata rtUInc wllh professional aelf-lnterest. Bi
u t no other govemment agency An ell nelUier the W hlta Bouse nor tli
consress has the allfhtost Idea < nc what, goes OQ thera. or: why. e* Tlie result is Uiat Instead of ih ce 100 reguUUng the railroads. Ui
n llroads pretty much ge t w hat the ia n-ant out of tho ICO. T h e commU
alon needs a g rea t ahake-up an le new blood. The great problem, c
course. Is In finding qualified U ler Uial will work for $13,000 a ye*
'i . and tell tSO.OOO raUroad presldenl ‘a where lo head In. xl As proof of the fac t th a t ICO U
forgotten agency, ask any of you 1 frlends-even ra llz p a d e ra - to -n a a
one or more of the honorable com mlssloners. By way of re-lnlroduc Uon. this Is Uie way Uiey lUie ui The first five do most of tha work:
u, Clialmian Charles D . Mahaffii Lg BJ. KsnsQS Republican. E e la ' f. Rliodcs scholar and P rlncton profea
»or of Jurisprudence. H e served a p. ouom ey for tho old O SRR commU J slon. Uien went lo lOO'a bureau 0
finance, from which ha was namei ^ commissioner by Hoover. In 1030. to J. Haden Alldredge. 63. Alabami i). Democrat. He made a study o rt rreight rales .for T V X ^ h lc h woi • him appom im enU o ICC.
„ William E. Lee. S7. Idaho Republl . can. He was an attorney for Norlh , e m Paelflo before being elected-1<
the Idalio supreme oourt.Richard F, MlU:hell. 60. lowi
Democrat, former Iowa supremi
! . . S -
' Give the' oilier - ■ ~~■ fellow
Aiei/f a mtnute lo
, onswer
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1hong up j
THE MODHTWH STATU
- T iu m o N i t i t u G u r t i t f c
! W FALLS, IDAHO
3N CO LU M N B’!
REDSONyou court chief* Jusllce a n d Democral
latter naUonal com m itteem an. Ha w m trr , referee In' a 1947 adJusUnent boa tudy. ease, which he handled to well th -m an he was recommended for ICC a; Ion. polnUnenl by lta p raeU U oaers.-
lo '3. Monroe Jolinaon, 71; Bout oners Oai«llna-O am oerat.-H a-w aa eolon
and ox an engineer regim ent In U r als- spanUh-Amerlcan wax and in U uni** rajabow division of. W orld war L J
the aucceedad tho lat«' Joe_EasUnan 1 s . Ml ofilM bf defcnM Irahapo'rliillon d Ically T vctorrand-that-w oric-haa-U ken-l
most of his Ume.Clyda B. Altchlson. 74. Oregon R<
Ul*« publican. He drafted Oregon's ra l ' *1^ road 'law and was general couns ' up for the old R R 'evaluaU on commli
tlon. Known a t “fa the r Ume" he :klng eupposed to be quite a singer as ’ tha le td j (he ICO male chbnu .
Carroll Miller, also 74. Vlrglnli bom Pennsylvania Dem ocrat, was
S. r «a* company official and consultlr
W aller M. W. SpU w n, B6, Texi » '“ * D emociit. He has Been a -unlversll
professor, dean and president. Ii alto served on the T exas rallroa
't up commlulon. He Is now blind.-3ohn CrR&8^rsrM..T6lin*S»o-IU publican. He was a mllrond slioj
3-300 man, tlien an ICC locomotive Ir ■dKcl spector. He studied law on Uio sld ar.. and bccame director of JCC's burea «ket of motor carriers.Ured _4W UIIam -j,^PBiter9on,'69i - N ort ■•uti. P ^ l a Independent. H e took b coc and reJitendence course In n ir brakes an
lajor became an ICC safety Inspector. H rose to becomtf direc tor of ICCsafety division. .................
Uwt Hugh W. Croas. M. Illinois Re e m - pubUcAn farm er, law yer and polltl gged clan. ]utt appointed lo succeed th Dore laU Commissioner Oeonte M. Bar rade nard, Indiana RepubUcnn. for a te n ingt enOliiB Dee.'31. ISSQ.But ------------------ ----------
King Hill People ‘ Report Activities
KINO H n i . Aprtl 33 -M r. an< l h - ^ O- T aylor and-aons. Welsej ? iZ of he r fathei"I*: Prank Parry, ahd family.“ “ Dill Carnahan. sU tloned a l Pi • Lewis, Wash., has com pleted . ai 'em gnny operaUon of variou
sited trucks. >F. A. Coulter and toni 'spent th
week-end w ith h b parenU . Mr. am “ “ Mr*. F. Coulter. Em m ett. T lieP0« ^ JJ^ McCrae.?” ' Mr. and Mra_ O eorge Ro&eberr
are p a rta u of a son bom Aprtl n “P- TeresA Condlt. PorU and. Ore.. 1
former, local acbool teacher vlsltei here recently.
5 * Mr. and Mrs. Lee T ra il and fatal!;I and Mrs. MUdred C arnahan am
, family were recent visitors with rela Uve.1 in Paj-etU.
Tied Rogers ancTed Coluom, a ll Boise, wera recen visitors a t Uie Clifford Clam plt hom^i
^ — Rt^ciit vlsiiora or
bll-'ih-
: MAKE tM:roe
I DAY SHE
GIVE HER
w tim y
Yes. th e ^*cw G y r f m n t I ilK o w n so u p a t th e c o r
_________ .in v c H ^■ou t im e . gt<h o m e l i ^ i l c y o u r w iush ir
ONLY THE BENI I ADVANTAGES!I 1. S o n p s . so a k s .'T * n .sh c j
I 2 . I m p ro v e d “ T u m h le -A A C T IO N g e t s c lo lh c s
.“I. C (* l8 le s s to h i i j a n d
, P lus Onr Mon
i D E T l
r
SY New' Officers Are - Installed for-194
By Rupert’s P InopERT, April a»-N Bw « f aw ert Intlalled by-U« Lincoln act
I t h S **TA nt a meeUnr UUs'waak. - 3 ao« “ * • offlcera ara M rs. W,
. E u c la r^ . p ru ld en t;. U ia . Ro) _____ Reed, flra t vice prastdent; l
®puth den t; Mre. Emil Oeck. realacted^ reU ty r and Mra. Ronald -WhM
‘ Jb" treaaurtr. .T J o h n .L e n t, distric t offlin M ^ In c h an e -o fU iB -ln s ta lla tl n Vir. M M .JohnO anoprtK n ted 'M ia .1
-Wltb.»past_prfsident’i.pln,aDd.^ pretted th e iroup’a-appreclaUon
h e r work.A report on Uio h o t lunch pro tr
,unsei paa given tij Harold Peterson, p i t ip a l of Lincoln school, “n ie gn
ho u approved the• and by-law i
PartlclDatlM in a raund ta .InU- dlscutslon on Stantal baaim w iras a Mrs. P aa rl Taylor, c o u n ty . qui jIlliiE ^ o fo tta Bum phrJea,~ tsaciur; K
Kenneth Henderaon, rep re ten t rexas parenU. and WlllU Vandiver, P e r srslly -hig-school-principal.—reprewnC u He the ministers.Iroad A program of songs w as given
Marion Schroycr's lOO-volce choi »-R«- Mrs. .f a u l ,B«um an-w a»-progn Uiop> chairman.s I n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -, side GO TO CALIFORNIAJreau EDEN. April 33—Afr.- and M
C. O. Rolce left Thursday for <ortb- -vftcaMOD.to;Cttllfomlar They-w i cor- accompanied by Mrs. Mauda Wi
• a n d dell. Twin FalU. and Mra. Swi r. He Boise, both slslera of Rolce. M tc c * EUiel 8 lephen^ Jerome, who t
been vUItlng In CaUfomia, will 1 tu rn with the Rolccs.
1 theBar- Dames were her moUier. Mr*. M« l«nn tin Luclch and son. Oeorge. bc
SeatUe; Stere Luclch, Boise, a ^ r * . Ex-a Dalrymple, M ontpelier
ies l ■1
^ ' ' S S E ilh. I J V I H B iAnd u ■ —
n»«y fjJoyd S _ '
£ 1 | M O V. „ 8 OUR VANS OPERAS I IDAHO - CAUFi
I NEVADA . ORE I WASHINCTON-I Insured V ans — -
THE BEST i EVER HAD
R___________
X
g g l ^ P /
I T E V J C
intlc BetitJix A utom atic W nshcr co rrec t time. Only B cndix has stcpa and aoan nn wa.ihdnv. Y.<
h ing is dune.
NDDC GIVES ALL TI
lies, rtnRcs and dam p d ry s cloih
e-AcUon” . . . New cy linder dcsi hcs cleaner th a n ever.
nd use than any o th e r wa.shcr.
[>ney-Back SatisEactl
W E I L !
•e
r f t o r , day atichool Mra. LydU <**» .
former B urlJ t^ ,^ ***
to b e rt b o * p ( U L - - - ^ ‘-“ i-<fctw ^^ Mrt, n r.i|i...
r n . . , ,
— a 'K in - Burley cczscicrv
“»tS ;.,Students-BalliirW ar- HILU April JJ _ nIwan. named leadlne » SM rt. “nd nioit popuUrh a t “ ost popular girl, anJ^
\1 n . __________________ i m t u ____ ^ high Kbvu
_ OpES TO CAUFOR.VU both P lL m , April n — Mn w and ChAse left Pridiy for t m ' t
ler. relAUves In Olendale. CtUf.
___________ .THla-FiIk— PBone
a i j g i i i *
/ ING?LATE IN TH ESE STATES^ORNIA - MONTANA EGON - UTAH _aiul
b m E c r r c o n n e c t io n w mVANS ALL OVERTH2 0. &
— T u jln F a l l s P ftonc 218
F MOTHER'ji' m a - ' f ' = =
/EN PVTS IS Its OWN SOAP
r e v e n m c M u rc a —R th e am azinp new doviM Y,ou_dQn ’t even need to t*
:h e s e
Ih c a w h ile yon r f t . « o r " i I l » r
, i l [ n w ilh F O K C E D T F A -re ii -
tlon Guarantee
I P
I P u b O ^
E d e n M an PoinI A rea , W idespr
«nH f/lrtf .tiT T>ar«• t o IM» Ha j 3. when our lullon
only J7 ye*i» olfl u id lu ffm n r t r o m r w l n » P*J“ - •n w m u jeffer»on, lookln* » cttitury o«Ljn<?Tp into tb« future, corapleirt
------- t L M g o tU U w ' forr»- u rse imfx-■ '~~pJorw i £ i r t 0 / l i a i «P*ndiag Jrwjf___1 Um O qW of M fiCegJo C intd» «»
tb e ' north—lhe * « {fm boundary ■ “ being IndeflnlW lj th* Hoekj- rooun-
UUu.ThU m t te rrlto tr l»t«r b«am* 11 ititn r tr lrin iit OUahoma, Io«a,
MUdmoCa. KantM. N tbruk». Oolo*
I rtdo . North D»koU South Dakota. MonUn* aod Wyomlnj. Th« pur- 1 chAM price WM tlU X C m and t kDown a t the Louulana purcliaM. i
T odiy. W r e a n iat«r. tn our c iO fle Valley of MUthem Ifliho. Twla m u countr aJoM. a t norm*! IMS crop, would par the t entU« Loulilana purehaie prlc« four e time* over and perhipe be dupll- t
i_____cat«d-b]<-J«rom*-eouDiF.----------------JNo wonder lhe B tem eal World e
publlahed a r tcfn t bnlletin -0 «r«J»n ti ID th* DeMrt" Wlllnf bow our Idaho e Power eompanr, by cooperatln* wllh reclamation In dereloplni a rlvfr.l
* * * *
Settled, He ^sks Stray Dog Action
Editor. Tlinei-Newi:Kow, th a t we have the d o t roa<
chine question MtU»d and a new mayor for our Une cJiy. ererythlng ahould run amoothly for a while i t leait.
There If (tin one luue tha t la ‘f l r ln f a lot of people. Includlni my* ^ •elf. esuee for complaint, and per- I hape the saw mayor csn do ioms- i th u g aboul tha t. I t's the question ot strmy dogs, or d o p oa the loose.
w iiy do people who do not hare d o ii ot the ir own, aod do no t wanl u y , to be pas tired with the ^ docs of aomeooe else who doe* nol ' h a t* aay la terest In b it dogs olher n
I than to own them, aztd doea no t care C where they areT D te dogs became •uch A DUlsaace th a t people seek re* h,
- Uet trom them through unlawful u d dangerous m eant a t times. f.
PmonaHy, I would like to eee ■ “1 Imw enfoicod In Twtn FalU th a t J I ' would n d our city of useless and un-
Beceisaiy dogs.I I have no qu a rre ljrlth dog own*' . e rs .bu t la a y let thoee whoown dop I keep th m ........................ ... F , U . lO BE R T «,mrtn'ms) ,p
$150 Fine Levied si —— In^psyJJriviBg t
B D tU Jn rr April 3>-B1U Picker- Bj lng, Rupert, wai floed 11(0 In pr*- n bate court Saturday morning by Tt Judge Hcmy W. Tucker on a charge le: of driving while under the Influence M;
------ o»-lnt<alcaUhe-llquor.— Judge Tucker also suspended Plck-
eatog's dnver'r license for ooa year.B e WM arresty i Friday. , '
I. F. Youth Named s.' President for ISC
IDAHO STATE 00LLK 3E. Poca- Ve: t«llo. April J J -N e ll Humphrey, Ida- Mr no PalU. has been elected student terbody prealdent hero to succeed WU- allUam Polaom. Twin Falls. I
Othe^ officers chosen are Cecil bocFUnl, Tice president; Oomthy Wag* In
. oner, aeeretary, and Dick Lord. _ r - l t t u u f t r . ; A U u e from Idaho Palis. - -
Clyde Hawley, Salmon, wm named 1j-ell leader. pu]
----------------------------terTWO TRANSrEBBEO for
BEUXVTJB, April 23-T ransfer of two Idaho Power compsny work-
- 2 ,“ l *'** '* * " announced. Jo* * Olahn has been sent to Swan falU and &'ereit O-Donnell win work s t I",. low ersalm enT alls. They and their families will move In the near ftiture. g *
— J IThe avera«* lenglh ol Ufe In Uir j5
Dnlted Stales Jumi>ed'frnm <9;« g years a t the beslnnlns oT the rm . S tury to MBS ye a» in m t. «n in- ?
. - . c r o M of about 17 ana otie-Usir^C '
- S I H !^ ^ S S T A R T I N G ' AN UNFORGETTA
f EVERYBODVSFRIEN D I... : . ^ k !
^ J EGARY COOPER f
ANN SHERIDAN i i V | f
UI c u n . n u m
“ ““* I . ALSO 1ST RI
H®sMiiv* I./OW F a m U r P r ic e * ♦ 80e
* Chlldrea Anytlm
^ - F A O l S t l
Forumi t 8 t o W e a l t h o f
r e a d P o w e r U s e shad b«lped iR-lumlDf ft^« M rt in to
L i J K f l tn . , . . . .—___________________ _\ In this buUetin It sU te t t h i way r southern- Idaho peepli tu e •l*ctn* t city Is eye-open tng as they use ! nearly two and one*half UmM the 1 national United 6 ta t« i average and• ir* "u ton iih tng htnr Tdaho-Powtj* r £U tt«inini'-ui4~'«lactncar:nxaBfBir I wat«r h ( s ( « ^ ^ d all kinds of_Blec* r trical "what noU." a ll at~a co«(' fcv• elecUlelly of only about tw o-tliirds '
tha natlooal Dnlted 6U t«s average.ll)e Idaho Power company's In*
, vestment In southern Idaho wUl :soon reach $100,000^3 — naarly iseven Umes tho cost of Jefferaon’a iLouisiana purchue. I t Is o v se d by IP.500 stockholders residing tn all 48 i su tes. 3MS of whom are ratldenUof Idabo. I
All of thU garden tn t h i d is e r t ihas been accomplished In a tllUe 1more than 40 years. Today, o u r <priceless Maglo VaUey and ou r Id a - iho Power company, Uke T hom a* jJaffusoD- and. h i. i.n .n .i .f t . [m.f- _ chue. are carefully proCecUng otirnatural resources and planning ‘ a ,
i century ahead. 'OUY F, STU RO rO N ,
(Eden) j
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Opposes CVA; :Editor, Ttmes-Ne«'s:.
I want lo congratulate you for I I' your firm stand against a OVA. I t I am greatly encouraE£d,Jn op- I * posing OVA to see how a le r t the )■ people of Idaho are becom ln^ to I o 111 dangers. The great«st hope of « defesUng thU m ovem oit Is an T sroused clUnnshlp. J E
. JOHN SANBRON 1 P (Hagerman) I
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King Hill Pioneer S Claimed by Death ci
KINO HILL, April a j - o u y W u - ^ too. one of thU oom aun lty 'i H r*t pioneers, died of pneum onia ro - ceatly a t hU home M O hihaUi.' Wash., according to word received htre. al
Mr. Weston was weU know n lo l< IhU conununlty and in OJenru Ferry , ft
Word o t his death was recdved u from U n , 0 . A. W alsh, San Ber- « nardlno, Calif. Further deUU i were n lacking. . .
T r a f f i c F i n e s "R. X. Hawley paid a 110 floe and ie
w u assessed I t o o u r t- c o d a for Sj speeding. Allen BchUfler paid a » 0 a. fine and was asseued »3 coaU fo^ m running a stop sign. W alt«r R«es« paid 13 for Improper parking. n
1 *‘*wera ** 2Hr"ThayB r.''L 8. PattyBrerve, Bill Branntn, CUlf QuaJU, Twin FalU H eclr^ company; R . j . Fuendellnjr, Tern Qlese. O. O, Reed. Mr*. Wai* ler Todd. Kyla W aite and Andy O’ Myers. cli
Infant Succumbs «WENDELL. April 2 J - J a n lc e Xll-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim L, Dudley, died S? Snturd&y morning a t h e r home.
Survivors are he r pdrent*. one “ jrolher, Leslie U R oy; one alater, __ /emadette; paternal grandpsrenU . P ar. and Mrs. Ray Dudley, and ma* *rnal grandfather, TarU UcAfee, ill Wendell.
Fending funeral arrangem ents the i »dy rest* a t the W eaver m ortuary r>e n WendeU.
~ • i t i - ATTKM) MATINBB BUHL. April 33—U ncoln school d ,
)uplU were dismissed T hursday a f- emoon lo attend the maUnee per- be. ormsnc® nf tli* senior class play a t he high school auditorium. m
A Frenchman w u credited w ith P he first free.niBht parachute Jump n Parts In 1797; he Jumped from a alloon a t 3.000 feet.
! PLASMATIC T H E R A P Y 8 j For Arthrltl* g; D r. M. H. M ncDONALD gI Chlropnutle Phyalelao Q F "
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D e v e l o p m e n t s
S WAflHmOTON, April 21 O iA - BrltUh officials today took th 4 m p i of! one.ol th a a e r e t waapoa
” with which they hope to ehaU enr-Am»rlean-domft»*nc*-tn- irw ld “ * ttxaniport-and fairly loon.
„ Looking for beyond convmUon* e D. a luzunr planet, t h i British Zh
BavUland A ircraft oomp«ny U com< 'gf lng up with th i O . a IM OcoMr-i
je t .p to p e lU d '-» w # p t.b * o k -w tn i trin tp o rt designed to ow ry JS m
» •engen:a t M 0*im iM -ui'^tbu>la4bi^ cmooULalr a t 40,000 f e e t . ' e. Tikes U A ir 8»on1* The first of 19 OomeU *boul(II tske to th i a ir (IH* yeur. Pum q* ly gets wUl be riding In tbem oo v tr ie 'a roulee soijKUme In lSS3M)#WlUni ly to, lhe B r l t l ^ I n f o r m a t f f i S i n i ^ » A government ggency, y £ S s vIS If tha.Comet w in do i in Q g il a te *
u r , tha United a u te * apparen tl; -t will be lucky IT I t can m e e t 'th e e British challengi by 1SS5. T bU con- ir elusion U based on a Unltod P re u • survey of A m tr ln o a irc raft manu- J facturera and a lrU nu.^ Ptve'T oB n'B iU iidI V. 6. uecu tlrea, gtncrmlly are
agreed tha t th li country oould no t develop a Jst alrUner under five years evea If work ita rtod Immediately. And no work Is known ta hove su rte d u yet. P riva te Industry hssn’L th» mnnoy, emmwit - h u -n o tT g n M -ld - u w f l^ write development costa.
O rest BriUIn. reoognltlng American superiority in pUton-englne traw poru , skipped them entirely -lUter tha war and rtished headlong, tnto Jet development. I t banked oh overhsuUng ih e Americans on world a lr.ro ijfa i^tfter a few year#. Tlie Comet U Its entry num ber one. BrlUln. however, also h a i o lhe r Jet plana projecU and so doe* Canada.
The. Comet "will be *ult*ble for Inlercontln^ntal se rv lcu genetally,” tha British Information services aald. "nie flrat two plaiw* for the ministry of supply, th e 'o th e r l i for BrlUsh Overseas Airways
i corporaUon and BriUsh South . American Airway*, which h a re Just , _pooIed their operations. Th# *ervlces , M d :
Crwv e f P o v 1 “ Tha Oom*t wUl carry on oper*
atJonal flight craw of four and up I to 99 passengers, actomm odaied In . fuUy-recUnlng choirs wlUi adequau 1 leg room. There will be tw o toilet . compartments, a l a r g e . luggage I room, and a modem galley."
WlUi Jet englnea. tha p lane ahould be fairly free from vlbraUon. I t wUl fly 300 miles an hour fo iw r nnd twice u high u America'* present International transport p lu ie s . I ti four OobUn - engine* wtU develop 6M0 pound* of Utrust eooh.-glvma a ' toUI of 30,000 horsepower a t 37i miles per hour.
Shippers Choose Leaders tor Year
BOISE, Aprtl J3 OP>-Phll Borup, Frulltand. was elected president of the Idaho-Orcfon Shipper* asso^ claUon today.
I^» Rores, Caldwrli: was named Tice p resid e^ and SterlUig John* •on. Parma; wijs cvelectcd treasurer. Named directors'w en Bohjp, Huyes; •Twn-Bumlngham-end-Sam-Hartley? both of Nyssa; Reed Robinson, Homedale: John Yoder. Nampa, end Sco tt Brubaker. Payette.
Cornell Teacher Gets Post at ISQ.
POCATELLO. April 29 (OB—Dr. | Donald E. Lupflberg of Cornell university b u betn appointed deam of iludenU a t Idaho s u te collese. ’
; - P t * l i a « t CUJ -WTMelnloeh^SFa Dr. Lundberg also will be professor of psychology, B u sppolhimeal becomes effecUve June I.
READ TDfES>REWS WANT ADS.
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Lions Club Showlu*- OOODINO, April 23 — Barbara
H liiliiii..g»im ium . .ftuu Uiaiujglie IW'- in Ult Ooodlng Lions club ta lent
show held Friday evening a t tha >er- Junior, high school, rtne Competing In the event which et* rely traded a capacity audience were 37 ong entrant*. Burley, Shtfhone, Hager- oh man and other Magic Valley com* on munlUes were represented.• ■'
srs. ..Eugem. aibbana wss-jfitmU^- p t
Jet were W U l I a R L '^ ^ L ^ ^ o J V ^ n l da. Roe and Harvey Wood. M rsT l^ M for atone waa In charge of IntermUilon ly," activities. Judges were Mrs. NelUe ces Ostrom, Twin PalU; Mrs, Helen L. for Smith. Ooodlng. and Aldrich Bow- her ler. DIKvsys Second prUe winner was Donna ith Alaatra. Ooodlng. and Lynn Wood, lu t AlM Ooodlng, was third. Honorable ces mention wenl to Bonnie Cady, La-
Donna L*mbert*on, Bert Walker, Kenneth Oomher, and a amall band ecmpoeed of Gary Holman, PhUUp
UD Duane Orlfflth.,J; Cash prltes were given the top “ three winners,
I, , Purpose cf the annual event spon* sored by Uie Uons dub U to discover talent In Uie area. psrtlcuUrly tal* enled youngster*.
"I School Students w Rob Safety Car17J ’ PORliAND.-Ore„ April 33 OIJ&—
The Oregon highway safety committee dlsplsyed , a wrecked automobile a t jf tc tU n d hiRh schools this week to dramatlre bod driving
The rtpdenta stole:A radio s« t> re ar view mirror,
ip. aerial and hom buucn, the front of seal cushion, dashboard clock, two ">• taU-lIgbU, U>e windshield wipers.
hubcaps, door Imndlrs, one dome ed Ugbt..t»ot.K lnduK » and Uie rig h t n* front Ure and wheel, er. ____________ .
j j l -------- —n u i- E L -T O EAST'n! BUHL, AprU 33-M r. and Mr*, la. Mnrvln Oarljon departed UiU week
for an extended trip Uirough tha east, Xhey will vUlt In New York. Maryland and Washington.
Today’s bloodhowTlHs.belleved to ^ be de.icendert Jrom n houtid brought ^ acros.^ the chnnnel by lh Nommas'
In the i n h century. r
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Announces the t N E W L O C A T IO N
OF UtSL A W O F F IC E S
ATlU MAra AVENUE NORTH
TWTN FALLS. OADO
m N U E O N O U R
S H O W S P R E E
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JOHN FORD
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asd picture ptodtioer. will bthe Ottol ip eo k s-la th* Tmrn U •trie* of procrami a t * pan. Wedn i day at tba high achool tudltorius *eeordm «-to-O r— WoUaoe-Bow pm ldiS t ef Town HaU. H i wl tpeak-crti—HoHday to-PrtBce.*—- PMtre gained early faaa u ai adventunr when h i itu ted out i the age.of 13, and la tha n u t I yean rliited J8 dUfareot eountrlc aad-eevarwt I30,000 m lle i.-A l Uwugh-ha-ha* . bcea aU. o»*c-ih world, h# hu.aoToUd taertj>r.hl time to LelUi-Amerleaa-ceuntfle
WhUe In coUege at Uje tmiver»lt: of Michigan. Friers bet hU room maU IS th a t h* coiild go around thi world in tbe yoor ahead. He itartec out with $13 In hla pocket, aod li a year v a i bade, having leea mon of th i world and expirienced mon odTsnture than n o i t people en r do
A gBb tongue and a ready Irlst wit h*T*' modi a favoriti al orer the XTollad S U tu and Mtxloo
Befor* h i wa* 30. Friera bad vU- . lt«d evny n a te tn the United 8Ut«
and Mexico. Re had i«en ever? provtace of Canada and had tramp-
- ed-to-Alaaka;-----------------------------Another year found him valklni
through Central America to tht Panama Canal. Lack of funds wai
r never a deterrent. Ee lived oa na- Uve food a t a cost of U cent* a daj
and hitch-hiked, walked, rode bur- r roir~ aad—paddled—conoea > down ■ 7uhgU'il«aSTo*-mM£*-lbe-lrip:—
ATTEND FUNERAL EDEN. April 33—Mr. and Mrs,
, Curtis. Daoh, Wendover. Utah, and Ererelt Day, Beeler, Son*., were here to. atU nd the funeral services for U ti^B erlha Spear. Mrs. Duh is a daughter and Day U a broth* If l ^ t te l a ^ B ^ y . •
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a t t h e close o f bna:
RESOlL oans and D iecoup ts . B ank B u ild in g and
F ix tu re s ...........................S tock J* ed c ra l R eserve
B an k ................. .. ........ ..O th e r A s s e t s ..... ...................U . S. B onds ...........................$M unicipal B onds _______O th e r B onds ....................
C ash a n d D u e _________TronT B an k s _____ .
UABIl- C ap ita l ..............
S u rp lu s ............................. ..U ndiv ided P ro fit*R eserve fo r
C on tingenc ies ............. ..D ep o sits :
Tim e _________________ « :D em and ........................... 1-;
M em b er F edera l Dep
BACK T O T H R I
T ti tn ta IntJmati, itlrrJni *tory of Ui* tnin mllllflng / f f ' chaeret!...Df t h i . 1 ^ * shy romance the 1 % ^ - . i crowds fisver il«i»w...and th s ^ .T s icn t-h fl-d a ra l -VrJ-tfef
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S ta O f G o a t w e e d sSailBfl- UOSOOW, April 33 M V -Pour tail um, planUngi of f l t John iw ort beetlet n d , havi-ba«B mad* In Id ah o .a n d .N e i wUl psrci counties by th i University oj----- Tdsho-agTicultural-ejtperlminl-eta-
j n tlon. These a re -tb e -b u g » -th a t will I mt s tane to d ia th before they wUl eat 1 13 anjrUilng bu t fit. Johnsw ort, known r i u also u goa tw ood-and -K lasia th^ed Al- DtUrmlnlag w betbu th e beetlu th e »U1 csUhUsh. th e m u h u In Idahc .h it U the f ln t J t a p in .a -itu d y -to -U n d ie a . out how much help eap ba expectM slty from them In control o f one of the
raNdly sjreadlng range weeds In th e fdaho. CQoperaUng are. th e la to^ ■ted mology, agronomy, a s d an im al h u i- . In bandry department* and th a U. f t Are deparUnent of acrtcultura.« re iDiUal colonU* 'to taled 13,000 do. beetles, half a cpecii* naUve to rlsh Dorthem Europe and the r u t s a - a ll Uve to eouthem Bufope. I f theae
iM . ipeciei do so t readUy c o lon lu o ther ^ sped n may be tried..{Z "Ta both CaUfotnla and Australia
Uiese beeUes are gtrUig good ac- counU of themselves In oontroUlng
J _ goalw eed.'T uya-W .J.Barr. a u litA S t , entomoIogUt a t the tinlveralty. Barr Jp f snd 0, L Seely, weed reaearch agroo*
omlst working on cheailcal p h a e a of gostweed control, a re directing
j jy Uie coToniang tests.
Women owned an estim ated S40,-
St Uie end of 1M7. -
I IT S ?d NOTCUSTARDl '
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' the Condition of
i LLS BANK COMPANY
Falls, Idaho
Dslneu April 11, 1949
P U R G E S
? 4,588,275.48
- •' 111,489.61
18,000.106,926.32
..?6.630.876.54 • '- 415,148.20 ... 100,181.44
$7,M6.206.18
.. 4,732,470.55 H ,878,67(5.78
?16,553,868.04
;IUTIESf -800,000:00 -
300,000.00 ----- ;---------9 i,(y o ,4 2
44,198.60
5 1.688,780.74 ' '14.228j718.28 $15,817,499.02 ‘
$16,553,368.04 epoeil Insurance C orp.
t u x T O U A G A I N
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K)ORS OPEN 12 j4K
iOe AFTER 2;0fl P.M.
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® l o P a r a l y z e s T o wU ' OOEUR D’aLSN S, April » m . A alnile bolt of Ughtalng struck he r | a Iw t n igh t disrupting power tran■ IB m uslos In p a rt Of t h i tow n fo r mo
Utan an hour.1. ^ doo llng sh a ft of 'Ughtnli
^ The W u h ln g to a - W ater Pow company reported ilx IransforTOe b t o n ou t tay tb e heavy voltage the bolt. Burwmndlng a reas wSor, ed s o ilmUar w eather happg jn g .
X l^ -•-V-IZTgEBVlCEB-BLATEb- • ' • OLENNS FER RT. Aprtl 33-O I( eon sodaty rep resen taU m will cot
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.T hursday , A pril 284 P .^ t and 8:S0 PJtf.Ticket* o l Sale by
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____ „ a > r t ld p » te Z la . ttu iutcwt(l«.,uw)pe e o i« t to 1 ce*p ftUho jrw a* ' J o a to x a u m b tn of Commere# la
“ th w e •errle* • m i of Ihi'eotmcU u d to Judge the coDtMt. Moordtns
" to Robert DeBuhr. «eld execuUre. T h . t i rmMr*! “te tP Idiho p r « -
- - ...........um m iU M reeenttrim naunew f »-to*______of HJOO to cMh »**lSl_’irtll bf.
glTen to wtantni tnopa of tha™ ;;;L _ f lc n n tjU a ti tr t« .tn ,th» »ut«.______
W rrt priio WlU be « S f »econd p r l» , *19, tn d third prtic. M, for ftffih d ljtrlei tn the eouneU for tba
......... _^ thM «..tniap»_deTelo!Jini_«J*.niorttoeceasful pTOfr»mj'»lth ft "keep
■mn'* (heme.F r lM win b« bued on (1) win*
dow d ^ lo jr dtrrln« the week ot......... Jud* X^3S.. (3) K drusktSxnUon and
t«lk 00 (Ire prevenUon U> b« riven b«far* the d rte ortaniaU on spon- fcrln f the troop, wid fJ) %a «t>Ievement report to be bwed oo orlRlntl Ideu and olher m e prevenUon fceUvltlei carried on brt iu t ro o p . ------------
-------------- Jack • RotUerr-poWldty- -direotoeior tbe (ovemor'i committee, an* noimeed that more -tree*" would ba planted a t itra tejlc epota. “How- erer, we are not only deslroua of
----- w am lnf highway travelei*. but — w a n l 'to f tt 'a 'T iM p Idaho ire«n '
— ‘•-^H W igrT 6-lvepy=1e m # r- '» e ^ i* lc enltetlnc the aid of B07 Seouta,
who har# their own fire prerentlon procrama. wa are hopeful of reaeti- tcv erery clUzen tn the .state In mn effort to make people more flre- p rtrenU oa oomcIou*.'’
Twin PaHi Jayoeea will h a te d i a r p of pfomoUnc and Judflns tbe oontait amon< tbe troopa In ' BuhV Rlmberly>HanMn-MurUuBh
' “ and Twin Pall* dlitrleU of th e ‘ coundL Burler Jajrcees will have
.o h a r te of tha oontcst In Burley, Ulnldoka, Caatla and JU f t River dlatileta. Jerome memben will head
------- tba.'pnwzm a am oof the troopa l a ■' Jerome, Ooodlns-Camaa, U necla li
■prf Slaloe dljtilcta. c1
Organization Set ‘ For Church Pack;
m to ia z . April 2J - T h e m ib y - “ Mrlan church wlU complete orfanl* . M ttoo Of a new Oub pack for a ll ' b c ri t to 12 yean of aga a t a m*«t* k tf ot parsnta and ehureh leaden S'
J. a* 1:M p. m.Monday a t the Bhuich. * ■eoordlnf to the Tter. WlUlam Per> <> due.. A Oub pack oommlttaa win be V
— ^ u m e d and will aelect aaetatary dea « nu th a rt. dea dadt' and a Cubmaa- b tm . Datea for tha weekly den m eet- n. In fi and the monthly parent m eet. b< Inga aUo « 1U be establlihed mnd 1« memberahlpi will be accepted, ai
n e ld BxecuUre Robert W. De> Buhr will acdat parenta w llb com- tl pleOnc charter aDpUcaUoo p apen aa and tha ftsa l p a c r onantaatfon. I t
Tha R«r. Mr. Perdue itiaaied t t u pl fac t th a t an boya In Je ro n a who «■ wlah to become Cuba m u it 'h a v e « th d r paren li attend tbe training p]
. meeUng to laam of the ir raapond- Milty ln_ th e .p u ^ n t_ p fp g r im . . . p,
-jGeorgeiJhentWill-K Piled for Probate "
A peUUon for prbbala of the will J J Ooor*B A. Ohent. Duhl. who tfled Wednesday, w u filed W day by a . ' ■ J . Amoi. BuhL ' bo
The WlU, dated Aug. 19, 1948. « ' w e r a an ealate. not exceeding *18.- *£' 000. - • . • “ Wc
Mamed tn tha 'wtn a n a iM er
SSl* ^ J>' el uhl, aiiduSi DeBtt*ianSu “
Arlvacn, A rl t . ^The peiiuon MU b« h e a r t a t 10
a .m . May 18.
_ Three Men Sent - To State Prisoii
lenteaced In d tsm c t court to maximum te rm , of l ^ a n In the au te p e n lt« m * „ . • e re to Boise S a t u r t a T SH . P, Pftjb. tiAie director of di^
S .th e board of eorrcctlon •T ha thfM men. all of whom wer»
• l-awrenc»Adaina. 3H, WRlte Sulphur 8 prln£t. M ont, mnd U Vergae M. hou.'ve. 37, 8a n u Pe, NJi4,
i^ so rier P a ^ ’ FineP^rre it E. Brenner, a . BoUe wmi
tm m t l,, S T L t T -day aftiT puyins . U4 fine. He waa arralCTird m Justice court and I pleaded KUlIiy to d raslnc a cheek I Uiihout fuffielent Mnd.1. I
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M embers o f Boys F resh O u tlo o k
BUBL, April JS-A lU w utb they ii mn m prafewlonal troupa .m o n or. cl le tl used to tn rellng around the country, members of the Denton, T ex , t» j i ' dTlo choir are much the la o e a« aay youngtten tn itrmnge u, territory.
T h ty arrired h e n Prlday arenlng m a fte r th d r tHxle eunihlne ipeclal had made a aide trip lo Bun Valley , t to let the bo ji »ee the famed re- jc a o r t, IK
Although Irapruied w ith t h e w] fn n d e u r of tha place. lU glazfiour waa-dimmed by the huge amount n« of anow a t Oalena aummlU tn
Lairy Gallop waa the hero of the mj group, for tbe Ume being. He feU I t waljt-deep tnla the anow, AU-th# bo boyi had wen mow before; but pe never oo thla tcale. There wasn't a boy on the bua who could think rery jij long of anything but Ure waUt-deep b t enow. Jjj
Richard Alien wna voluablc about tei the great number of' pheaaanLn and aagoheni leen along the road. Near- gn ly erery boj had a aouvenlr of bright kh plnmage gleaned from a dead phea* tu: ta n t aeen en roule. The youngitert tre couldn't rcmcfnber h tving teen a 4,0 pheasant In Texas.
p ro b to w ith -the groop.-All the “ memben w en lo ttu best of tplrita mnd ready to look over new eoun- «« t r y ,^ M l^ U jj , .w o u ld be-glnrt to Wll get hofte. Merlin Robinson Bounded ^ Uie tenUmenl of the group with UUt reply; . J
-Not too glad, but klnda." !S;• AMMdtag lo -Don Henrlch the _ boyt Uke Uie choir work. The younR- s it member U Bobby Pannell, 8, In
ttl rd grade, The oldest la John b u t^ w fonnerly waa a aololst
TTBTellng Wllh the organisation in -O ^tfB t-B rtW r-laadar-m nd-d i^ ; rcctat:-M n...O . .L . .n o u g h to a -mnd-
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of Ibe fam osi D enton. T ex, boya dv takes «n * to n r e f th e Snn Tmltey ai life." .They were Impreated by (he de t w abt M d immediately became thir)
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k D e s p i t e T r a v e l’ Mrt. J . Hoyt Boles, teaehen and ‘ chaperones, mnd-tha bua drlrer.' According to Bragg a regular • Mhool period la observed, even ' though traveling. Saturday morning I Ume b o u n of regular eUa* work
w en held to mmka up for two days’: missed work.
AU m em ben have g n d e t well above average In the ir regular school work and are receiving a liberal education from their travel
I with ^ e choir.Meznben a n selected on a com-
peUUve basis and each candidate m ust m eel high academic require* m enu along with hta musical ability. I t Is non-denomlnaUpnal and all boys In D enton are eligible to compete for membership.
The choir ortglually w m »ubsl- dlied by the D enton Jun io r Chamber of Commerce, but Ita popularity has extended It to a community enterprise. .
Tours wero beiiun tn 1B4T by the group, which l i the youngest of Ila kind in th e concert field. B efon re- turning to Denton ihU year th t troupe wUl have tn v e led m o n than 4,000 miles.
Traveling costume for the boya is compoacd of blue Jeans, white ahlrt, a maroon*«olerwl slipover aweattt, maroon h a t and uniform giry overcoat. Concert dress conalsti of black with -B h lta -au rpU ee-and an Eton " C collar.
Forty per eent of Uio Industrial life ln.iunineo purchased In 1947 was on th s Jives of women.
F USURE ANI STARTS
FUR.S IS OUR 1— -----------------POR YOUH hV
of F u r Storaj^e 1 trolled M orale , is n l T H E FU R and mothii an we ciwt.^ no more a
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S to re y ou r F u rs p F U R SH O P i f yon p to look b e tte r and la Call 418 fo r a boa M n * « r .
T H E IN e^-to Orph«um
lined C h o i r
I dvle ehoir, which ts now In Bnhl for y area F riday and typical of f o o ^ t c n B depth of tb s ' snow a t Galena summit,
tbe “hero" a t ih t groop; {Photo by
Slioshone Office I Is Purchased by
Gooding Concern“ d SHOSHONE, April 3 3 -T h e Lin
coln County Abalract eompany was Iilar 90W b y R . w . Orove to the Idaho ven TlUe company, Boise, and was then ling resold to M n. lieuru Lucke, owner w k of Uje Security TlUe company, iy s‘ Ooodlng.
' au abstract records of the Sho* well shone office have been transferred Jlar to Ooodlng. Orove will remain In ; a business aa the R. W. Orove Bgency. ivel handling real esUle, Insurance,
loans and accounUng a t hla present an- office. - late Mr>, J.uckt eayi the wilt be a t the Ire* Shoehone oourthauae Mondays nnd Ity. T hursdayi from to a .m to 4 p .m . all ----------------------------
"" Band Project Is S; Asked at Gooding
OOODTNd, April 23 -T h e P arcn t- 'n - Teacher association and Cham ber of
Commerce delegates have naked city eponsorahlp of eummer bond con-
It* oerta. Instruction of band sludenU re- during the iummer also waa aaked “>• mt a meeUng of the city council this 1“ week.
The conncll asked Uiat new mem- j « b e n of. the councU Uklnir office on If:- May L g lv t th o .p ro je c t.favorable
condderaUon.
------Praise Given------OOODINO, Aprtl M -P ra isa for
the m anner in which snow wsk re> Ife moved from d ly streets was n o d e on In a le tte r lo clly offlclalt bj» the
Ooodlng Chamber of Commerce.
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fR B U SIN ESS! Thnt Is w h r yftu p k-UKS a l T H B F liR SHOP. M nkw tre encouratre pelt de te rlo ra lion . Si ue, in th e most modem v au lt In : JR SH O P. Complete pro tection frn well a .1 th e benefit.^ o f ex p ert ftirri
e and aM nre« yntj of th e b est pos i._BY_A F O T E C T E R T I ,
s w ith T H E E x p ert r«rpftir n w an t them in;; a t low1 la*t lonjrer! CleaninR nnd boad«d a P n r r ie r ’a ■
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I I n P ^ s t W f e e lI AppUcaUona for building pennl■ d u itn t th * p a it wtdc droppwt-fra■ th e p rev ioua^cck 'i figure.■ Tw dve po m lta covering proJeci■ «wtlmtt«id to ooat |7,M0 w en aougl■ d u ^ n f tb a jta s t week eom pand wit■ lB tm Je c U w lth '« U :M t« r ra U 'lo l U »iiiny $37,890 for the prtvloua veel I BU Bids FiledI J Applications for six permit! wet■ filed Friday and Satuniay with Ui■ d t y d a r f c = : ^ r - - - . ^ - z r r . _ - - H T h t McCormick Invw tm ant com■ pany leeka to replace stucco aldln B With alum inum atift xemod4 9 m partition above TrvUnger’s phonn■ mcy a t 144 Main avenue souUi. Ea■ tlm ated cost of th e project Is 11.00■ ' R . H. W hitaker plana to move■ •38-by-3g-roontwenin»'trom“BiD I Lake* boulevard north and Falb mve■ nue to th e South Park addlUon 1 I th e etUmmtod cost of t i m■ A 10 by 14 foot addlUon to I dweUlng a t m Addison avenue _l I planned by CecU O. Jones a t th I cttlmatMl cost of <700.. .I Oarage PlannedI Harold O. Jam es eeeki a pennl I to build mn 18 by 33 foot frame ga I rage which will have a concrete floo I and foundation mt 777 Pller avenui I ' -sattm Btcd'cosrof-tbs-proJcctls «S0( I A basem ent la planned a t STT Tay I lor Itree t by Rosalie Font a t the es I tlm ated cost ot tl.OOO.I W arren Larsen seeka to build 1 I 14 34 foot addlUon on Uie r«ai I- -of-s-dwtilln* a l seo Buehanan etreel
T BsH rS«-««=<.r-'tK »---im >jK t=tJ I *3.000. •________________
: Doe Owners Told Of Tag Deadline
Dog ow nen a ra reminded by CIti Clerk ConsUnce J . Letter April St Is the deadline for 1949 licenses Only S3 licenses fo r 1940 have beer purchased so far, she said.
Licenses are available a t th< clerk'a office. Any dog over tlJ
1 monihs old m ust be licensed.AU dofft not properly licensed
■■ collared and tagged are dedared '* public nulsaneea and ihaU be lm< ® poupded.It License tax fo r each male 01 ' ' spayed female dog over the aga ol ^ sU monUiS U »3 per year, whUe Uw
tax for every female dog not ipayed, > over Uib age of six monUu, Is U d per year.
\ $499 Sought for Injury to Child
I Judgm ent of (400.65 b asked by ^ Mabel Irlah. S3& FlfUi avenue west,
in a complaint filed Saturday In probate court against Harold Vance, route 3.
The am ounl Is for alleged dom- f ages and Injury sustained by 4>year* t old Larry Irish, non ot Mra. Irish. - who was Injured March 30 when he f wns thrown off n wagon seat and r Into a plow belos pulled by a team • of runaway horses. Vance Is owner I of the horses.1 The suit asks »313.S8 for hoaplUl I bills; tl39 for physician and sur
geon blUs; >183 fo r physical Injuries . ond coats of the suit. J . H. Barnes I represents Mrs. Irish. i • ' " '
T W IN FA L L S I-S H O E -R E P A IR
■ We Do Orthopedic Work—Reasonable Prie»—
I 111 SIIOSUONE 9T. W.I In PerrlDa Bdldlng
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p e l tii» _______________»hirt m ethods Scientific con- Miigic Valley
•nm fire, th e f t ^ricr a tten tion .Hvsiblc service
ir in c anti re.<rtyT* sum m er r a tc ^
1 Klaiinc ax onlv '■ xperienca w ith vel
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Fish for Supper1 - P irrSB U B O , T ex , A p A » (*»
- A j Mayor D. O. RoUton of P ltt» - bur» drtnre over Cyprea* creek.
; k . The angler Jertted th e line, tb« mlla fish flew Ih n u g h tb e mir, mnd from landed tn-Roliton’i oar.- T lia t'a
w hat the mayor bellevea happen* jecti ed. Anyway, w h ei h e arrived light home, th e fish w at in th e c a r tn d irito he had i t for supper.____________
„„ Pre-School PTA _Sets Installatioi
S ^ ' iSrtallatloii o f - n n r offlctra-w l] S X highlight the-A pril meeUng of th
Pre-School PTA a t 8 p .m . T ueada Eg. In the Idaho Power auditorium . M n 000 Morton CuUer, new council prea
Ident. WlU conduct Uie Installatloc 31DB " D u rin g 'th s 'b u s ln e sa m eeting i kve* be conducted by Mra. A. StAnle: > a l Christensen, a review of th e recen
family life conference will be glvei0 n by Mrs. Jam es H om e and m d lt B_li eusslon will follow,the Plans wUl be ouUIned fo r thi
May day partlei io be given i n thi schools K lday for chUdren wbo wU
■mil a tari tchool Uils faU. Pmrenta o ga- children ot pre-school age a ra in' loor vlled.aue. Refreshments will be aerved. aoo, — -,. 1 . . —... .
' t School ElectionBUHL, April 33—Buhl scbool dis
1 a tiiet voters »U1 be asked to roU w w eoneiday on a tax levy of 'nlni*«t' jn it ts 'fo r th B 'p n erB rn m a 'a n fl^ o lK - « m lira rth V p lty g ro u n a 'im 'd g ^ n n a '
dum fund. This la tha m axim um a llowed by Uw. Voting wlU be helC In the high school building from J toO -prm :------- ;--------- j —
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l i ? A cecnpUt* tb* o< producti. ‘-Hbded by ovtr M yaers-*x*
p«rl«nc* Ia anolnaar^O o"*manufgetutlnB.fropM rtlactlen qnd Inttallolloa of •qglpmtnt fo fit yoor aaod
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Live-WaterWashh 't Hia Frlgldolra Aufemotle \ thal B«ti dolfiet really d e a n oul eony -w lth Uva-V /otar od ton
.entire .WQihlno-ond I* dona by rollinB- currant* of w a ltr—no hord robbing ond h to w io r out dottiev And If't tha Glra Automollc W other th a t's » to keep daon—Lifetime Porcalc lido and out, rejijfi scretching, •oop.ievm, blooehas, dirt!
• »«pJdry^(>ln B**t «l»*h*» hw ct. •om . nody le Iron.
• loadt frem lop, na tteeplnfl• UtebU flel lop
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I a t freshly slyled coHoiu
:bwilti boleros andslola ke you everywhere this r one a marvelous buy!
' fro« eir (olltdion. . ;.f.*ro«l Todf. . ^.r bglch.i llA.„ chD«b,cr,h«orti*
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la •ocial. pollU cil a n d d ty of C»I1; " “tSi TietorB of tho world’s u > » h t Jn B
tipm 1033. t^ w - f o r m e d«y •W ,ceo t* r- •A iajat to l K”!”}?. B urler-m unlclp»l’ t i r - tleld. She s
for th o '-d a y ’ aro in 184J. »n( i i f t t 's m n e t h Burry, chair- teacher in ■ * ?? .S Burlcf ju n io r Cham ber She w u i
J awonauUei com m it- Bhe U w rr t . t ? l S a; m ; 100 school daughter*, nu^lay and s u n o u ^ - H an « n . Ba!
Kf f V m . alrptan* r ld a i will be
i V lO O buslneia jwople i « ^ f f f^ been aloft before. They
? .S . to ir lhe Burley a irp o r tL S S r s r d a y r M T e f i j - u B i u ---------1 •» ^ S « 1 lu a h l UWlhy f J ^ r r o w U i t a M h a ^ J o r , j
^ ^ ^ d e r * d l r « U o n of O het |^ B9JM. ^ c c w tra e f * a U
__ If iS S ro a m uie. Inv ita tio n * 'lo ScMwUtlon are being handled • f l lS gr .^rvlce clubt.
Iowan Appointed For Cattle Stiidy ^
- i v n i e r r y o p i d a h o , m o *.- ABrtl » —W aller R . Harvey, ^51 t o b«n appointed Ui d lrK t ^
pbut ol the new fU;e-stfttc - -Jfl »tU» breeding re iearcb p ro j-
‘L « t t l prw ent la a member ^i S Io*» 8lat« college a « rlcu llu r- •jlidiltT. President J . E. Buchanan
his appointm ent aA as- S S d iir y husbandiym an a t the snnlV'* eoUege of agriculture. I(tCtbonUng with Idaho In th e
iidipaitfflent of asrleu llu re pro- l i w Colorado. U tah , W aehlng- a loi Oftgon. The proeram will o h ibe ctuMf and prevenUon o t 7 ( 11]fMjlsf fiUuret In dairy cattle . jjBctatment of H arrey U effec-
11. Shortly beforo coming q ,1 Ite unlrenlty he will have re - iM hla doctor’! degree a t th e , q knichoel. □
KOSnTALlZATlON BN P8 5rU B im D , A prtl.3>-M rfc L-ulu Q
tab h u been re leau d from S t □tcM hoepllal a t Spokane «-here ; ttipent »lx dar*. Bn rou te home. I b ipenl a few daya w llh her (Kjhter, Mrs. Earl Burton. Plum - „HT atie It itaylng a t th e home '• i i t i (Uufhlw, Mr*. C arl Nftah, j tot ; ^
Itxithplcii of gold and aUver were ;tM9'U>«d by the R o m u u . who ; jltAAiM the lr 'tee th w llh a ' n i ^ - ;AMknoirn a i "denU fridum ." ........
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In listeninc pleaanrel And exquisitely nil period cab ine t of ecnuins Mihoff
with tw irl fro n t d o o n l l t n i ty I P'fcc of cabinetry , C h i » e thie handac Po*erful new Z en ith today l
CARNESHome pwn<
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» -W o rd v u A - O luogei Ire Friday of t t e d e a th 'o f announced .k U V on P ra tt n «n w n . 48. cla& of Smjuriey eehool teacher. She The-newine«]ay afternoon a t her feet. ?llghtJ3alt Laie CUy following a Held a t a:Jilltaeu. . . T he 2:00 p. 1J bom Aug. 3S. 1900. In pinne to 6 |u .- sh a -g raa u a te d from n ish i arnvt
Idaho College o t td u c u - Fllghta «aon. and attended Unlver- and 8;M p.illlomla, U u Angelee. She uies lalerBurley Junior high cchocl uie. ottlcUli
. when »h# w u m arried loI &oior»-T«-Hanaen.-F«lf- ^ ^I a o T rt to. Balt U k e Olty era. Williammd had been a robeUtute and Ralph» the elly eehool# there. two alJWrs.I active In the LDs church., Angelee. (irnrtved by her huiband. two Redlande.I. Jerl-U e and Jo Jean and burial 1U lt U ke Clly; two broth- In SaU Lak
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net jBft aaeenfaled, >ta KlmbalTi pUoa factory. QsaUiy s tu d a rd a ^
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< p .m .fligh t-U theU m )U gh-.____. Gpoknne. The 5;M p .-m . P 9'n v « rti 'B o iM ‘ar8 ;sT T i."T n7-------I e u t are td itdu led a t 1:80 . . . J H I p. m.. both about 40 mln* r lhan und tr the old ached- l u dale explained. 8 B
lam r . P ra tt. Salt U k o O ttr . . B mph Pratt. Norco. Calif.-, and E i >ri). Mrs. Naoma Rogen. Loa
(Uld NUa. Thelma Pronk. M Le. CcUir. Funeral lervloes wmmlal were conducted Saturday H LU ke City.________________ W
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YOU AWI f y o u ‘h a v e a n y in t e r i o d e c o r a t i o n o r c o lo r s c h e i p r o b l e m a . . . d o n ’t m i s s a c h a n c e f o r s p e r s o n - t o - i i n t e r v i e w w i t h t h i e f a m p r a c t i c a l d w o r a t o r .
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• ■ w w t tl«cUd tat ttie new yew b*- ng in n la r JtDM i;.-' UM. iM u r d Albee w u elected -
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iBff e e e n u ir: M n. O. W. Linde* mood, pmmoUon*] 1
. ; U re. O. O. Dumu. uvuu rer. I•. Two poiteri .lU lln* W8C8 pur- |
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Tbe-prorrun uoder tn rd lree tlo ir ‘ - - -■ -o f -c irc le -N f t- i w»*-*m«iilncea b r '
U rt . U usircC Walter. Mrt. Cath- erloe Potter »*nf a aolo, "Were . Yoo There When They OrucUJed U f Lard,*' ecttimpanled br U r*. A.M. Vrtneli. ‘R u . letNn on Letla Americe w»e presented by ie re r tl mecaben of circle No. 4. »howlnf I
. w oct el Ull Uethodlft church tn I- — , t l a t «re». • I
JUfiwhmiiiti were aerred by oth- | - er*Kwber* et the e w u ctrcle u id
ft eoeai botir w u njoyed. f• « «
Anniversary of 2 — —Lodge QbserVed- r“ ■ m o m . Aprn ■ a -A ^ » M le llih t . Z I _ e t lf n > S o 7 ^ ® S ln it the ' SOUi ean l- V
• .Terewy b r" t te pES -ohepter M. » c h u te r fflembtn. p u t matron* and ; p u t patron* wt* held a t the U a- i _ ■ r . . h ^ ^
-------- ajftaoB r'«a ''O H renM • P. SmlOiT nu'w grthypetnn . preilded. Hlj
apeeUI fueeU were U n . .Beulah jo] Schaeto, worthy matron. Beth- o e any ohapUr, Hailey; Ur*. Alva xiv A rndt and Ur*. lone Quinn. Holley, roc aad U r. and Ur*. Claude T . MlUer, nic Bfem eea chapter. Burley. ,,
U rt . Olara Woodhcad wai lO ' ^ eteQed a* n a n lia l wlUi U rt. ?lor*
- .tn e * .Hiomaion-a* InatalUng oi- Xioer and Ur*. NeUle ttekU y, In- “ * jlalU nf marthal. ^
FoUowlnc Uu meetins a 'procram d *XoT* SerrlM'' wa* prt*ented by M b e r Woody, worthy matron, a ad 1O anDoe P. BrnlUi. worthy patron; ma:
- ' u n . B h a l ' Burkhalter.. aaaodate *U]m atron: ZIbert tUce. ai*odat« pa- na ttroo: Ur*. Carolyn Stuart, marshal: pinU rt . DoroUiy Brown, conductreae: -rU rt . Alpha WlUlamaon. aaioclaU tvU
U rt . atelU Uoore. (iia rter mem- b«r. idiewl Uu cake for Ihe f tr it yew on Uu altar and Uie cake with » candle* w u placed on the 7 a lta r by Ur*. Carolyn Btuart. hi«l
Group a lntlnt wm followed by a « U Pr Uerte Woody aad<^~Uf;i. m
U M le R lcuy. 'wbo 'a a n t ’V e a ' Am ortea“ and K y Beet to You.- “n ie y t
by Jo Ann n i f - o itj BV a t the puno. loui
U & U o ^ and^laug6t*r, U erla, * r« the ebapter a laoe lableelotb, mai
w M w u l e e ^ by U rt. v a r ftnm i. pnddent ot t tu m *t m *- « ^ a n d Who reepondeTfor t h . ^
A «lft w u preaented to eat* hon- !? ”
^ u re fie tim u n tU h lew u o o T e re d T . , v t to ttu new laoe d o th and Uia
f e a ta n j e « a t« p U e .S T tb S Jb lrS !^ oak* and IKhted candle*. Pr»-
U r j 0(eIU Ueore. earn------*1U» bou- Dpt
q w ^ o f v d D f flow tn and p o tt* l ^
d hane tnolud- d j ?____S - lp i - A l l - m i a - W e b t i e t ^ U r a , aesal
P je rf Oterfleld and U r. aad M rt. Brai- Al Woodhead. a
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Woman Is Feted ^ On Ann iversQ rv ^
DYBpRW . April » _ M ra , U . » n « o p h * e o n , Burley, w u hon- ,u
U r. ^ M n. U . H. OhrU- ^ U r. a n d ^ S , T P
. 2 5 ! 5 ! ? * ! ? «M«btec..all of
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* * « r th y , P l Levti, Wa*h and Elbei . TOUett, y « ,u ii^ Cam. ^
D o n e r w u earred tay th* fam llr snwiI d >5 . f f— r ^ m 4 m » « a c earda. M m
-H ja ren o f Y o u tB r A N Q E L O F
Uany parent^ beDertnt ttw t a f a m 8ood education will m their cWl- n e a <lren for a happy uieful Uf*. hare , a t to k tr e a t coil to thmieelTea. aent the ir hase eiilldr«i to eollege. When tbaee chll- moth d im are rraduated and return ta a y « theJrhom ei U>* faUier and m other the 1 a « o f t« itartled by the atUtude of to ee the ir children, who teem ki th ink and 1 they ha t* aU the wlsd«jn and their how I p ^ U ^1 the Ignorance In ira- healt: p c rtan t afJalr* of life, r ic h u m ar- She t >■*€•;— newieteeulm. M ting —gwiy J n r ^
and Um practical appilea- know tJi» of kaowM f. to life iltuaUona. eonk
"My dau jtle r Ull* me lhal my ccnw id e u are all out of fajhlon. outdated She r ^ u ^ r k ^ l e , She I* engaged to Job aj t e married but the doe* not know Ahow *0 t a k i c w « h*r» lf durln i a plieatP»5»*O V j»o* %» care for a baby. moth.V “ ** ■ **•* «■ tnanaf* a th* fhouee. nor what a dollar mean* In yean■•r a ^ y d ^ d l n g . Ca:^you_5lvt, rou
_ h c w j q f l.b tf tJ ia a jay -d a ii ttit /T ?r .^ Ufe of an e*p*rten«d. abl.
taoO m to e t a* ihl* on. U aU th* b ^ M i a l J * rttpilred. a h . ha* all the kn«7w j(^. and alon* wiih-it the S l , . , aklll* Tequtml to make th a t knnwl.•d se w w th whUf. What- Bhr need.
• to dd'IUTl J* to nnd a way to reach her <Un«hter and contlnce her ihat B C T ^ w « !* » e c e io a c h o o l to her S T i«
"But I am t» t going to bre a* my ■m o u ie r h u l lw d .la t tg o ! n s lo ln - e lIB a n a n d ty apartm ent and I
-*T«rytliln« wU be *0 dKfereot t h a t ' , . a ay th ln t my mother eould lell m e ' 1 ,
BM ba appilcable.- I ki. h™iDdMd. Whether th* newty-e«. I •
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A la rta <mwd tam ed « r t f « th e dh Friday nlfhL A m are tB en t fo r tb* *r« *bown abore. P ro n left lo r l f b t they 1 Mr. and M n . Ilarold Uore, Mr. and Mr
Bette Jeq rrH ig b le-N Weds C oast M on ' In California Rite u-
lupUal cereinony united i i e t t ^ e a a Ugble. dau<hter of U r. and Ur*. rohn lllgble. Buhl, and Bugene 3el*on, Burbank, Calif,, before a ^ low er-ban l^ fireplace In tha U rins ^ oom of Ui» bridal suite of the Bllt- nore holel,-8«fUa Barbara, Callf. 3 ^ ■nie R ir . R . Kell* Blrerton, p u to r ^
f the MethodUt church to f ianU ^ la rtu ra . perfonned the ceremony la rt trM .The bride-choae n m aure gabnr- the
m e »uU wlUi nary blue acce.vortes a nd an oKshld corsage. ^ ' - the Her ol*t«r. WUma Hlable. w m «nc
lald of honor. She w u attired In a J® kipper blue gabardine eult w ith ^ , avy aoceseoflea'and H coraage of *u®.' Ink baby rojee. »T . W. Harcrow, friend of Uie
riderroom, wa* be*t man. ,onAn tnfonnal recepUon w u held In riU
le lulte for the bridal party and b U ^ . neleTlie bride, a gruduale of Duhl
Igh achool, a ttended Idaho SlAle )Ue(e; PocateUo. She h u been en- W iced In *ecTe(iirlal work In - Lo* 1n te la a . ...................... I'm e brldecroom, a native of Sioux a Ity, Ia„ served two ycara In tho w . Mith Pacific u a captain In the den m y « lr corpe. He operate* a auper eun larket In Burbank. San Fernando Olh alley. Oallf. UiePOOowln* a Honeymoon in San J®*' rancl*eo and Carmel by U>e Sea. ley are making the ir home a l IM li /, '‘® o rlh flcreenland drlre. B urtank. I* "
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"hetc Rho Club . Confers D egree ”?
BUHL. April 23 -T lie ricsree wtin dayinferred on Oayle Hoelse, Thelm a Entlpton.~-L«Ua- CaaebM r.--Carolyn Ing rawford and Lorraine Bell a t the seU Rho Olrl* meeting Wednea-ly erenln* a t the lO O F hall. T he r C
randon. ISlberU Weaver w m elected and _ ■tailed u rice p ru ld en i and M ar- oa Joquaa w u aelected tre u u ra r. Plan* wore made for the meeUng edne*lay when Carolyn Hancock, a^ioptirr i ldent- of • the board of " , ntroi, wUI pny he r official visit. , prtn Patl* T lie u Rho glrla and I Rebekah* wlU be *peclAl RuesU th li mteUng. .
rwell, Bart>ara Poore and Barbara
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;hina Is S tud ied ^ ^ t Group M eeting ^JSRCWIE. April » —Mr*. AI U nd- H read a ch ap t^ , from the study u ok e a China a t tb a m eetlng ' of MP CM of th* O hrlitlan ehurob >ut m m 't aiaodatlCD a r th * hom* ot U «. E. U m ia . 4 f J rCMstnc Ib* b ttd n e u mMUng oco- ^ et«d by Mr*. P. W. w acholU . Mra. y V >ert Rlee ted In the derotlonaU. ktr*. Clay SalUOiy prew nted the n icram whicii Included lereral eon- .
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---------------------------------------------- 1 PaulnhouM or tn on* and one-half cetr» ■a*, they are both going lo ne«J Arthi know Uie f in i prlndple* of a prl“
ppy marrlase. The •xperlenced A j th a r who h u »ucc«afully reared ducte o tm i woman to marrtage a«« h u *ere I knowledge her daughter need* e an y on a hwiaehoW. a family , J 1 a huiband. She need* to know „ r to manage a m an and keep Wm r * ' Ithy and happy and amblUoui, P/™I need* to know w hat eouloment
w arn WUl ft^tlli^ . She m l w t '* " ^ >w how to buy a m eal and to 1 * — k and e err. K; how to u*e and - T »errr money, clolhee and jfix>d*,,■ needs to get her hands mio lhe , ’ and her mind behind her hands.'ourne of work, of p ractical a{>- . aUon of knowUdee. u o d « har * iitr't euperrU on. would be d ■■ trealM t ra h i. to h tr io r th e .
r» to tome.ouns..{Mopla. u 'b o .. l ia v » -a p » i .^ . r yenrs In school and ooUe«e » -H ttif-tW nr-lrn - for p r t c P e a r~ — J ;rlene. tn livtnc. nMd w h a t: f i ler and moOier h a re to f ire . 1 ^
cMIdrrn knoT nome Ihlse* J H r pdrrnw do not know, but the ir U •nt.1 have a k:.nilr<i(:e of l i f e ; H I 1* flr^i hfinth-TJiat tJieir rh J l-v ' ^ I m ini a«juire pftlnfiillj-. They , d lavf scene of the p^ln by tak- iMJSons from Uielr elder*. Col- '1' an »rtlfiri«l way of life. The ‘ f Uilne 1* airrrrenu
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Dinner Dance A rra r
dhm«r.daae# bald a t ib a T n rf d flb ' • ran t ww* mada by tb* v o m a lttM 1
ey are Mr. and Mr*. W . P . W arner, M n. B. P . Thempaen. Mr. and M rt.
N atio n 'a l-Y W € A -( ' Work Scheduled 'At Uie YWOA board m eeting held
In 'th e y n»Bi*,'Ur». O. W. K cnui,
the'liallOiial YV»v>rt wee* wlU Wf T obeerred from April 34 to 30. I t r w u reported local radio ataUons , will asslJt Uie YWOA w ith a pro- I gram itreMlns “YWCA-YouT. W in- P dow to Uie World," 4he them e thi* year. .
'T he deveiTon'on-Taiui’ 'tfi* g ir- ,, en by Mr*. H. A. Salbbuty . ,
Mary DoolltU*, axecuUre dlroc-' ’ tor of Idaho town and oountry YWOA. made her annual report to ,, the Twin PalU YWOA board.
She also spoke on the p la n a ./o r the PayetU Lakes Y-Teen confer- ,, ence which wUl be held from June _ SO to July IB. Mis* DooUtUe will " be tn Twin Pali* May 4 for a pot- ,, luok aupper for all y -T eena wlahlpg I; to attend cam^ and also for Ihelr ? parent*, Movfea of l u t year'* camp will be show. Kimberly and C uU e- !; ford Y-Teen* and parenU are In- . rlUd, *
BlUie Routh played two piano— ■ , , , IOfficers Selected k
For Sorosis C lub aiOOODINO. April 33—Mra. Burton
W. DrUg* h u been elected prest- cl dent of Uie Ooodlng Sorosis elub, M eucccedlng- Mrs. Blythe Olemon*. Is Olher offlcen who wlU servo for Uie new term are M n . C. T . K nlghl, pi reelected rice prealdent, M n . H. B. w Blckett. secretary, and M n . A. E. M Thompson, reelected treaaurer. Mrs. ai Harold Koenig w u named prcM correspondent r
Servmg on the nomlnaUng com- H mittee were M n. O tttf Schltd, * r, chairman. M n. Jullua Schm idt and M n, W. A. Carter.
The next meeUng wUt be Tue*- . day with a program on Hawaii, by Rnther Heller. The May 10 meet- " Ing will be hold In Ute evening. • {■
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Potluck- D in n e r " T ^onors M em bers ,
CASTLEFORD. April S3-M r, and yUra. L B, Shield* enteriAtned mem- g,ben of their pinochle elub a t a i-, poUuck dinner.
High score wlnnern a l pinochle . .«:ere Mr. and Mra, Charle* Short- p ,tioii.ne. The shoot-Uie-moon prise „ KB.1 awardrd to 'PrlU Bybee and Mr.md Mm, Oeorge BUck received _lu m pMtei, Mra.. Dell Hud*on anfl ^Uutey-Bliekham reeetrediow ic e r f ■“
Oueslj were Mr. and Mrs. M aurice J ! 3iierry nnd Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge Qllck. Jo
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-Gives to O rphqnHANSSl, April J3—During th e Tii
neettn i M-Ui'e w om ti <jf the B ip - « ,1st Ulstlooary Union a t Ui. bom . Br
Molltor. t b . group a in t r iI f lf t to theJr adoptwl orphan boy. o*DeroUonal* were le d .b y -M n . R . ^
^ Walker. The lawon w u U ken 1 rom Ul* Royal *em ce on “C hrtrt n Rural Service."
A MoUitr-* day “fu a .t day- will ^ • •h a ld U a rJa t lb a B a p U K c b w e KlariMn. ^
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High score prlie w u aw ardld to I n . Will Reed a t the meeting of tb* 1 -ueky IJ dub a t Uu bom . of U r*. R*1aul Bandy, U n , Roy SmaUey r*- ametred seeond high prlae and M n . aonrthur Childers won the trare lln* therlze. &A ahort bailnesi meeting wn* con- In t
ucted after pUy and refrrahm enU wh:ere .e r r r t by the hoctcM. Wll
KNTERTAp A M^MBKR*JKROMK, Aprtl M -M r. an'4. M n . *<](
a t Oponnrd entrt-talnrd m em - Trr* of Uirlr pinochle club, Mrs. old'
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UTAH— ID A H O -C A L ir .— IRklllfd, Efflelent, Carefnl M ertra . r
Lew Oort.
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b A. X Pota, X r . and K n . Howard Ca Pierce. Arlea BacUaa** « rebc»tn fBra:•, fleor abew were Carlo* and J sa n lta , Bu breagbt frcm Pecatello fer Iba e rea t.
- C harter-M em ber - f J O fG hbpter-Feted"' S During GF: Visit «Jf Mary McDonald, charter member of J
Vlclory chapur. Order of th e E ast- °1" em s u r . w u honored gue*t a t Uie ^ '* parly meeUng of the group a t the!• Ma-wnlc-temple, ““ Mr*. McDonald, who moved to Loe "
Angele* 11 years ago. w u Iba g u u t* this week of M n. H. J, WUt. and w , , *1U,.return here to renew old ac- N •* qunlntinee* before leaving fo r the « y c o u t. She left Thursday to visit U ^ friends In Nampa and Ontario. Ore. Ql
There were -31 member* wben M Victory chapter w u organised In et
* 1923. and the group now h u 133I, members. • w'* A Ufe memhenhlp w u presented C;' U) the Californian by the chapter, cl* and a com ge w u presented to her fo i by M n. J, C. rancher, worthy m a- M P Iron, Mrs, RuUi TuIIer waa In Wi
charge of the musical prosram In which followed chapter sessions.
Ruth Oreer and Doris Carpenter . presented vocal solos, and the girls'
ensemble ung . Tills group Inchidfs, , besides MUs Oreer and M!a.-( C ar- A penler. Marian Clements. P n t.B nl- lart\^ Dort* Pancoast. Cherrie Wood,
. K*lA) Thompaon, O ayU ■niomsen* and Connie Shaw.1 M n. Helen Morrow wUI be' In m . charge of a program honoring so I. Mother’s day when chapter session Al
is held May 4, .ys. thr Hostesi chairman a l Uie E iite r O; . party w u Mra. Haxel Steen, wbo vo . w u assisted by M n. Jeanette Rosin, fu , M n, Cllren Ballard. Mr*. Ray Nims . and M n, Bnmy Wood. du
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. Recital Given by „ i Gooding S tuden ts w
OOODINO. Aprtl 13—-nie annual , piano recital of music sludenU of sc . Mrs Adele Bchiibert w u prenented Bi
WPdfi«dny evening .at-Uie Qaodln*Methodist church. Spring floral dec- b- oratlons wer* used aboul the church. v i Punch and wafeni were served fol- «■ tftging Uie musical selection*.
, T haie participating Included Ellx- p . , abeUi Cleveland. Janice Brown. L ' Yvonne Silva, Bobble WtUs, Elaine
Severe, Cuaulo l.amt)ertAon. jv r- f ■ lene Bruns. Dick Terry, Carol Jen-
»en. KaUicrln# Shaver. Larry Rot>- rrtjwn. Joan Muflley. Lynn Oiikley, Pauline Wilson. Cherj'l H endrick- *" iwn. Pniricla Day.- fU'
Doloris Tupiwr. Marilyn , Bruns, Donna Cecil, Neva Bright, Peggy
. J a n Hulllvan,.plck-Jotuukmr-Poni>«. Ei? fiesere. Lorraln»-Lauahlln,-Norm a wnison, Della Slei-enson. Louise Rlee, La Donna Lambertson. Joy P“ ' Joan Smith. U nda Lauder. Jimmy VandetFratt, Jean Holman. W alter Clemon*. Myrnn Shaver, . Lynn '
. Wood. Yvnnne aei-eland, Robert* Blank. B o b b le - S c h n e b e m o a n n e - p Schrieber. Donna Alstea.
Mars- Jean Robertson. Elolse T ale; Jackie Campbell, Sally K ram er, PatU Tester. Ula Sever, Blaln* Brummett. Maiy Jan i Bdhoto. Mr*. Rutb U «lfard. Lola Jon**. J a a u O*bom». Betty Thompaon, Bonnl* Cady and Joanne Kramer.
CoiiehidlnK Uie rrclU l w u a piano and organ dnn by Mary Jean Rot>- ert*on. organist, and Betty Thomp- *on. pianlsL
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Birthdays Feted_„A t Society M eet
R IC H P in o . April » —T h» LDS RaUaf *od*ty hcnorMl th* birthday annlrm arte* of Mn. D mo P a tte r- »on and Mr*. Charie* Rou**I daring the l u t meeting.
M n . Uoyd Lee. n d e ty prealdent. Introduced the program number* which Included a reading by Mrs, WUllam Duilin. *ecordl«n by Ur*. K ennth Johnson, group alng.Ing lod by Mrs, L*sn Olle* and rocal l e l ^ o n i by Mr*. V a n R . Hjoma*.
The evening wm concluded wiin old-Ume danelne to m ail? by Mm. K enneth JohnMn. Ntn. Houael and __
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0 « H * b aad U r.~and i t h . ~W. CT I Bisbed danea maalc. F a a tn r^ tn a 1 Bentb American daneera. wbo wera ' t . (fltafl photo-engrarln ,) ,
Richf ield-W omen- 1 " H a w G uest-D ay
.m C H PIE L D , April 33-RlcW lctd ! W om ans club held guest day hon- , o rlns-num bera-of-the-B urm ah-lffl—picTemenc u ia N srtu e n a 'eiubs: 7special musical selectloru-were pre-aented by the school band and the vhigh school girls chorua' directed by ,Supt. Wopdnm Ash and accompa- „nIed by Mrs. Ash. “’ Olrl* of .tHa home.*conomlca-ola*s u
with the assistance of Uielr teacher, tM n . Leslie Sweat, cooked a n d f served refrciahmenU. U rs. Sweattold of .the :jew lag . claaa projects ddisplayed I n 'th e club rooms. Lois >Mclntoah and Mary Ida Lemmon, i,etas* member*, gave reading*. .
M n. O. O. Chntfleld, president,welcomed the vlslton. M n , w. A. »Crist respoaded for the North End f<club and Mra, Hni Boaa..AT.. spoke cfor the Burmah Improvement club, hM n. J, O. Preeman Invited the club cwomen to a ttend an Arbor day meet- e Ing of the Bunnah group.
M n. n il* Newby led the discus- aMon on park ImproremenU, ^ tc
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M eeting Held by e Fa irfield Women "
FAIRFIELD, April 33—During the i! meeting ot Uie RuUi and Naomi w society held a t Uie home of Mrs. Mien Bauscher. It was reported tha t - ^ e food sale for the benefit of the 31ri Scouls netted *20. The cliib /Oted to contribute 10 the Concer rund drive.
The business meeilng was con-. Jucted by Mr*. XJeorge Petrie, first R' ric« pre.ildent, it
M n. Cari Fay led the devoUoai 51 Uld Uia program was pr«'M>nte<l by !iln. Bd K rahn wlUi M n, Wiilt iVoIf aaslaUng. ^
ReftpahmrnU wera prepared and 01 lerved by UiiI.eo-hMte.vics, Mrs, Don . 3auscher and .Mrs, Ixv Viin-^klke,
The next meeting of the club wUl a X held a l the homa of M ri. Loy M /ansklke with Mrs. Ed K rahn and - a n , W alt Wolf as co-hoslcsje.v
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Donation O kayed By R ebekah ClubALBION, April 33 - Women of
Jberty Rebekah lodge No, i voted o *end tIO to Uie European relief und during the meetlnK nt the lome of Mrs. C, B. Erlck-'.on ulUi Joble Orand laabcUe Goodmanire.ildlng.____________ ________Part of the consUtutlon w u read
nd revLied and the Odd Fellow laprr redrdtred, Mary Neyman was l>l>oinied captain of Uie detrree. earn. r- .The lodKe will meet . Uie first '
^tetday In May a t Uie Masonic haU.
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Deal IM r« « tnmS* l a a n Ih* «»»d a»ws ItM by UoTMry,
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' Wills in N u p tia lsOOODINO. Aprfl a — Mr. and
Ur*. Ray W. Alban, Ooodlnc, a n - - nounce th e m arriage of ihelr daugh- ler. Rose Celine, lo Henry LeMolno Wills, aon of Mr. and Mr*. B. J, W|IU, Twin Palla.
T he-double ring ceremony w u- perform ed-by -the-B«r,-Roy-Xe*ll# -
SmlUi a t Uie United ProteisUnt church a t Richland. Waah.. a t S pjn. April 10. Baskets of Uiap- dragons and roses, calla and e u te r Uliea banked Uie atUir of th e church. Mr*. A. P a p p u w u organU l for t iu '
- KTddtiis^ - - .The bride wo* given In miimaBe
by h rr father. She wore a white wool tu lt wlUi navy blue accessories and an orcliid corsage. Sho wore a pearl necklace ond carried an heirloom handkerchief aa a token of *enU- ment,
Mrs, Robert Wills. Twin Palls, w u matron of honor, frocked In a light ' blue Unen.sulL trim m ed.w ith uary O'cjet embroidery. H er accessoriea
.. .were-white a n d -b e r cwaage waa _ made up wlUi a gardenia and red rocebuds. -
Rdbert Wills. Tw in P lOIs. brother . of the bridegroon), served u best
■ man.Rlngbearers were Susan and WaUy
. Etlckscn,__R ldjlaad^_I,lttlO -_U la» .Erlcksen Wore a -ro se U ffe ta drea*.'
' ' M n.'A Jban, moUf6r of the bride, - wore a navy blue crep o 'au lt with
* roae accessories and a eojBafo of
' ^ ~ ^ '- formerly of Twin P rHs and O oodlnf. '] and A rthur H . Alban, O randrlew , ; ; Wasli.. were guesU. Polfowlng tho •
ceremony refreahm enu wero aerred ’ a t Uie Erlcksen home from -a alUc- .'
covercd Uible. Pink and white wero ,■ use<l for color decoration. The-tw o- •* . tier wedding cake w m cu t In trad l- .‘ tlonal m anner by th e couple,- A late dinner w u served the wed-' d ing-party o l the -U toc rt Inn, the , ' couple leaving Immediately for a ' honeymoon tr ip along .th e 'west
Tlie b r l d o attended Ooodlng 1• scliools. -graduating In 1044. Por I four yeara atie served u deputy re-: corder a t the Ooodtnir county court- "
hon.KC, rcslKnlng In January, to ae- .' ccpL a po.HlUon wiUi the General
Elcctric company a t Richland,Tlie brJdcKroom also waa gradu
ated from 'G ooding high school, at- tmdlng college for-one year before n iolnlng tho a ir corp.i. During the I wi«r lie wn-cd wlUi Uic a ir corps In England. Upon hts releo.’io frn n the wrvlce hc returned to Twin Palls.
Tlie cotiple.wiu moke the ir home „ In Ttt-ln Falls wJiere Uio bridegroom is associated with his fa ther and brother in Uie automobile biulness. f i
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Guests H onored J A t L eague Party "
PAUL, April 33—HuBbands and atRiiMi couple* were enlcrtalnKl by. ailhe Women's Jun io r league of the atPnul ConKregiiUonal 'cliureh a t the gr Guild haU in Rupert.
Mr.v AuKU.1t Marl-ich, president, U)and Mra, Harvey Jensen directed aUie playing of games. At the close atof Uic evening the group enJo>-ed wl a plate lunclicon’?
■nie next mcetia* of the league Uiaill be held May II n l Uie home of er Mro, Rlward Knopp,
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I Twin F a l l s ^ a i r - ! ! Wed in N u p tia ls ;: Nancy Ann Hopkins, daughter of [■ Mrs. Marjorie Hopkin*, T w in’ F a ili; !I and John Hopkins. Lovelock. Ner., ;
became Uie bride of Jo h n Henry ^• Lively, son of Mr. and Mra. A . A . .
Uvcly. Washington Courta, Twin 5 PalU, April 13 a t th e T w in-Palls I Baptist church parsonage. wlUi the
, Herman C Rice offjctating, .I n e bride was attired in a blue f
1 and pink suit wlUi white acce-uories I and * rosebud corsage. She wore a• strand of pearl.i, a gift of the bridif- ; groom.
AyendanLi were Uie motheni of ;, the bridal couple. Mra, Lively choje *I a black suit with black accessories °I and Mrs. Hopkins wore a blue’ dress I with black accessories..
A wedding recepUon was held a t 1: Uie hom* ol.Uie bridegroom'*,, p a /- €
ents foUowlng tlie ccrcmony. 1-BoUi attended Twin Palla acheols. I
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n Corluw Sterling li a raon f i b e x shown IIM, y<m ean now add the plae»«etUnci, In. r . waBt«d for 10 leaf. TbM a patlcra* ar* d for M to a a u r y » M qalrem *su , *•
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Vera Meu. JennU S h i *nd MertlB ^uder*.
'Club ct.Kimberl Has instQllatii
ton. audlter. m charm sUllaUon ceremony wa* Unl* Van Houtcn.
Annual teporu wer* m.. ^ Sudle Hater r e c e lv « ^ tn honor of her work wltli S M d for haflng been a ^ i w U m a tte ofUie .U te ’
During UiB aoclal hotir m .mmu „ „ S ncovered Ubl« centered *Uh > of i ^ n g flowen, wlUi Wa
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"Kid's*Nlght"l! Featured at Me
BURLEv, April a - r n a chapter of E u tem SU rartu Odd Fellow* haU. for * i«n]ui ,ne« aeaslon, followed by 1 , featuring * ru d ’* night*
Mni, .Gertrude PeeUartl charge of games, with tb* 1 Uiemo being carried outPilB awarded to U n . Ouy-lieiM- Mltmelte Pulbnan % Bate*.
Mr*. Ethel Simmon*,Dr.iM' Sherman lUwley and Un. Eb O'Bryan had charge of M m e n u served a t Uble* t o with Uie -Ud'*- Uieme.’natb aoe«pted an InvIUUaa ta itf Naomi chapter In Albion.
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HILL e r r y . April s - j t t Mra. Gwiim Rice entertiiixdp a t dinnerjfaome morlei n r a of BoUe, w lcm. Ora. *M a prairie, y ____________^
T he bridegroom fa tailBii 8w lt» -and eaBp«iir,-T«t'| They will mak* tbd ; b m m Pall*. .
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f e ^ ' s i u S l i P i^ ^ n 'l n d 'M r s . W. L. M ar.
W eU rr-treM u re r.^ J Edsur -SmIUi. u s ls t -
the national nUs< u iderM n, Ind.. w u
i ^ t ^ t k c r for the conven-
Ur. sm ith told o f the ■ J ^ 'i f l China and the gnva ‘“" ^ t m a r l e s a r t tacln*
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■ i r « ’s 5 u S^ *111 » re for them there. *
Girins E
(—-Bjrt Brxm »n M e d the. Mr. a iid -U rf the »U'e pre-'ldent durlnir •second oven
flsrffltlcn in tht ab.enee of announee th«palifti^ ____________
I r v ' L j . ^ - ■ Dcmef, Miirti( o t h s r - L ' Q u g n t e r The weddii
B anquet I s S l a t e d ” MUi TlUey^ wire eompleted fo r th» Fall* hlgli nclJSjHushUf brealcfast to be of Uie hislifv iT j »i the Park hotel, dur- vice prdUdem ,w tn « t ln j of the O mlcron u tm cr Is a*Mt of BtU eiKma Pl'l a t the high acliool aii d Mr»- Robert BrljBO. e m Idaho Cokitus Bradley !• In charge of blon, fo r'on i ^ c n u . fcislsl«d by Jeanne 8or\'ln« In ih t «fs. ae ino r M cU ne. Bulh cember.^ C»fU A&ker. Doris Ham j
“«■ Histors?iQd u n . WUllam MarWll will
of wrsnBC*. flue S tans- T o rOlenn Hughes and Mrs. ^ ' ^ ' ' -
MlBrln< hive Uie proRrnm. „C am p L o-Sa« taeoH .Io r the founder's Daushtcrs or E e t w re dlscus-^ed. The heard the hisLartiflll be held In conjuncllon theme of the
eiESia chap ter on T hum - by Mrs. Johnf Uttba Holl Is chairm an of the n ln j a t Mrs.isixtt Tthlch Includes M rs. Lyle Mr*. Blrreleai,Je»nn: Bair and M rs. ElUs on tho orgatiet: developmentKsbRi eligible lor Exemplar itnn In April IBStd fonnlnit a c h ap « r In the nlo T uylorUctttare. Mn. OJenn Hughes will from promlm^further information eoneero- her home toI iStlbllK]'. p ruerve theiCa etansbut}' gave a report on each pioneer.ilMie rltunl. Mm. William Mar- gj^I tad Mrs. Wllllmn K evan gave 22.(
b O l r i V ^ i e s WIUI presented pjoneM"Men i.iU tt. elephant. O ursti, were ^ r c i i “ " 1 mrUne Uind and Mra. Bob
B olm ,»U m » n M b , Ui. . i 2 , ' a X S “ •.- _ - _ , tflbemaelc,- ■ I The meellerome W oman Is Honored a t Event thr,hi?d*T?aaC M t'A pnr33—Mt». Harvey bem eof-M rt, Ibtsui csrt A ten honoring her (iW-ln-lnr. M n . William H. J I Q ' Q ,
the n»p.giitly mnvgd here -W -^ t- .-D C■ nwnw. Arte. A - J K ‘1 h te a UbTe » m centered T lth A l U N ^ ^ e n l of red tu lip , and
ta J lo « p .m .M n i .O .L .T h o re . fiaJUrs. Ir%'lng Towlr prw lded “^ * ^ * ^ ’ 1“ *' ta tr a tsble. Mr*. Wllllnm A. n tnd Mr^ Dnie Burkh»1ter l «iM Jrom \U> i p. m . Mrs.
^ « d by M r . C. 5 " “ ■ - __________ -rilina wer
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p M rS r ^ g a m e s la Wh
■— \ l \ / ' - \ - lo w T en tw ”^ ^ I / t Refteshmei
I i / / ho»t«M aAslsti \ M / / and Mrs. Ha:
I t ‘t j H Couple A — a i P f l I n H i
Mrs.Id&-lJHenderMn
m ■ p ^ . ^W Judge B. T. IM ground'o'f fc
'I r ^ l and“Kardenl p H the bride «
presented U ■ fftUier 65 yn
blue Khe carr . l~2jk aent from Ic
I , : h e w a so re rs
^ ■ r * ^ of^Orlo Wlli After May 1
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9 3 9 3 11:- ■ • W Short, Burlev n t /■]• •. ■ -.V A Special p.
■ T i> ^ Sutton, ^ r7l. ‘J-JS i / ^ " ^ t» Short and \
. . . m ake a h t t ' D'iri^r-roiir Uvorltfl fabric, sew tills ,
SnjiTiMneituon ' « i u -M r»:-<Jllb^ SflV trerrJU ng-ew e^^ogrthT T -ttCelved-Joa
sr,;r,2“:I ' " . ! " ” ™ m ,. m d . . . B r t J . ^
V • lo • I»e pattern Rlvea■e'^t-". ‘ o'nSlet#. llluttraW d
W A I5 c ,-,,'. Tlmei-New i pat-'atoEn T l? '--’’ ' S’ ” '
■ M urun faih-
robe m .de“ r '■'tits m nrr for .
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«» '• ;« and Mnl. Veand Melvin .J ■JoneirtJerbm’j
1 te r of M r. as ) U y V .- .; . 'E ^ ^ M : I Jerome, fras
Jones, a lto tc I - • ,• Ttie nuptial
Bishop A. Lc ::. < *'r»l ward s t
W W y f r t y • * > ^ ' 1 a t 'th * ' homi moiher. • -
■ B |-7 - : .- - - , MlM OldhiBO>m o( her fingertlji tinra »rqt Rowneil In < flnaertlp
pi PrecedliiB J JoQCS played
[JltlEE T ItL TT------- ml'rrh?'*® ‘photo-etaffcn iraT ln*)
. . Mrs. Oldhe" * • drew w ith a
B etrothal, , _ white cnm at
d-by-Pgrentstnue west. Twin Kulls. he CTitngement of th f lr ” ? " L ,
rtivugh. ~ pl*» fn-itiB-tt a d .1 . n . . b , » ; ; ^ " S
foltDWliii; willey la a senior a t Ts'ln i,o,ne o „ ^ jvchool. Bhe Is a tnember j,er going avh school glM club and bUck and *t:nt of th e PTTA. ^ rosebud C'a Rrndunte of M urtaugh quet.and attended th e SouUi- i>. .. .^ >
Allege oX W uca^on. A l. a ' W p |ome yew. H e Tiaa th e ir 'jthe air force since De- „ „ „ „
„ „ „ . - Mrs. Jones fi2 L . m .:s h e also
-y of DUP S “'“" ‘ "do tM eeting ------ —} - E m -B o -C a ll of th e C ,( of the u u h Pioneer#
ilstory of thc DUP as the le IcMon study preicntrd Mary Davl.nn Blrrell Thursday eve- 2 p. m. Tui3. Blrrell’s home. Mrs. C. H. S rell reviewed th e le.w)ngaiilzaUon. purpose and A I p jn . luit of the DOP which be- members of til 11. 1001. when Mrs. An- Wednesday :■Hyde'Invited'BH u'omen Frank Knics Inent pioneer famllltJi toto orKnnlr.«; a group to ^ h e r^aula:he personal history of gj Qrde
win be heldKl t in t tho o rgan lu tlon the Masonic 2.000 members (ind theyring the building of Uic F IL E H -F lemorlal building In Salt elect officerUtah, lo house hUtorlc O range hull,
Historic*. deln is progr inUatlon -In Twin Fallarll 2S, 1038, a t tho stake M S and
p.m. Wr<lncitlng WM conducted by Mrs. R . 0 . M' Ruth Armga. Refresh* reminded toI served.by tho hostraa,. meeting will be held fln Mrn. Lowrlrhursday In May a l the :(t>Mk«>^al.UTt.'*BTR'Andei9on.'' ■ ■ ' "tor c lu tj'a t^
* * ¥ the home of
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'Jew H ospital ScSpiTof Uie U. P. Booster dub a t Uie new project forII b* to raise fund* to pu r-' ,tco of equipment for Uie 'Of''- , ■•alls county hospital. This rommemorut as made a t Uie meeting a t Uie home of Mrs. T .
lE hler^^a t o ^ ^ h d ^ U ic l(V\^iip.“ A donation waff* ^ "ni Uie cancer control fund- mrirfl.,WlII J
favor fum lthed by Mrs. Saturday #i
I”’ling wa.1 spent In playln* fooniU danci I'hlch Uie high score waaIrs, H, O, W illiams and Blue L ^ tj-Mrs. WTHoim«ven; « * e t - a t i -ilenu were served by Uia home of MnIsted by Mr*. L. F. Taylor Buren atreet
le Wed H ere Sl'i'TvS' ^ome Service c l u b C-M. Broaaon a ad John R . _were united in marriage k / p / Wedneaday by Probate
. Hamilton beforffa back- K ^ O HTI fa s te r inrfa in tn * U»ln<r I m n ^ ' i ^ n lhe home of Mfa. Mabel home of Mr______________________ Y llle jc u -.^ .i« w u atUred h i a greenwore a corsage of roae.* ducted by »
nlai,“ lW iO m e tn in irc ia -pr«*WeflirWwore a golden bracelet tary, gave ato her moUier by h e r dsnce held
fears ago. For someUilngirrled a blue handkerchief « » •Iceland by her son when RefresJime,« i5 ^ 2 lth Uie arm y. h o ,^ » . “ T g Uie ceremony th e newlyjuple were dinner guc-ita « r* . Georllllams and Mrs. Turner. F l ^ was a1 Uiey will be a t home U> The n w l n d . .1 M l r « * ^
^ it ^ Idon.
^ I " ”P rids” e l u b w t e r - R e f l l U n home ot Mra. W alter .. C C F
guesU were Mr*. J ted - „ . _ J rTi, w , R. Duff. Mm. Olen • H A T H Mrs. Don JUsmussm. all « D R ;
are prise was awarded to _rt-B lak*. M ". Ray Clark •o » - jo o re -p rt» an d Mra. ---------CAIurley. won all-ctit. T he U iL ■ went to Mra. Rjutmuisen.
i s i M.nenu w tre ierred by the
N T E D :W c are now buying
All K inda of Good S e n -ic .
^ MEN'S SUITSb k W g i n w h a t y o u h
icHARPSON'S CHt r f n F « n i
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le W eddin^i^. Weds‘sf, Afe Held."' -----lexeme Home i --- iK j April, i y - k double !:ereniony utilicd In m ar- ', A f l l I'Oldham, daughter of Mr.'V erlln Oldham. Jerome, n .Jones, son of Mrs. May ome.'Lola'arTcne'nraUiih'^. and M rs..w . I{. Oreene.Tras married to DeLos 6 ton of Mrs. May Jonas.
vows were read by . Leon Olsen, , of Ihe LDS I s t 13:30 p, m., April IS, ome of the brldetroom'a
Idham''''wBs attired In K white brocaded saUn and rtlji veil was caunht by a Acqulns. MLU Oreen waa n chiffon with a
cauglit by a crown of rb. DoUi carried shower of pink rosebuds. iig the ccremony ZUd lyed^'I Love You Truly.” m B H ) played Uie woddlng
Idham wore a blue crepe ^ n a corssse of pink ro.ie-Mrs. Oreene chose a blue p T .dress with a corsage o t l \ i I U i
nations. The bridegroom’s \ i /losft-a-tiu if la rn o o n -d raa t.--------V V Qge was of white carnations. ^3 ttly“ ronoft’lng"lh'e“ cer«- riU lt' anniuneheon was tirranged by uielr daughor th e ' ramli(e.v Tiered mond CecI
7kn'W TmrntiJ?r:Uit:TOBr z n ira n n rmle-U adltlonaJ-m anner,-— Net.- r -M rsr-M cim -Jo n c s left ..T he bria.cjinoou to S alt Lake Clly, a trcel lengiwtilch they will mnke Uielr ccssorles.a farm near Jerome. Por Delmar Irl
; awuy ouUlt she chose a of the briI white ensemble and wore Twin Falls.1 corsoRe from her bou- Tlie brld
attended Ud Mrs, D eL« Jones left ® ) . |o W dlj. N cv, and will:lr home Uiere on a farm. 5 ^ ""ensemble was chosen by , ‘ney wit
JS fo s4 « r going.away out- farm near also wore a corwige tnkencenter of her bridal bou- ( n f n i j r
^ ' 7 - , - - Clu C alendar---------------------------- --------- ' Tucker. Ul>avls Art club will meet a t draw fromTuesday a t the home of Join theJ. Smith. I Woineii's c
• ¥ # Tliey nl» 1, luncheon will ba held by coiicer of the Sunshine Circle club»y a t Uic home of Mr*,
. . . i]/, If, ^ ilams, Mrsrular mealing and InltlaUon ^ sctWhc- i )rder of Uie Eastern S tar eommllice leld a t « p m . Tuesday a t ^ r s Elmerinlc temple. TOe pr“
^ H> W KeVAii-F l l e r ' Womnn’s elub will '1■icep W edn^day a t Uie null. Mrs. Clyde Vanaus- f jijg - Qur •ogr»m chairman. uo ,j, p„
' * ¥ ¥ • Ins enllllend 8 Club will meet ‘a t 3 presenteddiicsdny a t the home of t 3, McMullen: Members areto bring Uielr quill blodu. ccnhCBte
. . . , |T nu* M I A c ta U ie meeilng of the Men- i i 1 ,at-3:S0 pm.-Wedneflday a t b sQ | - V I of Mrs. T. M. KniBhU
¥ ♦ *01 Boclal.cluli_wlILmetL.al _____ l_ L z. W ednesdty -a H h e - M a - - BUHUiple to elect officers. A pro- TlicmeU.-!1 be presented. gagement
« « V Marie, to ^- M r , and Mrs. W. B. Slef- of Mr, ander. will hold open house OnsUefarrt.oruUng thetr golden wed- MJm TinIvenary, from 2 to fi p. m. Btilil high1 # p. m. Tuesday a l Uielr member oldome. and a for
¥ » » club.IT—Company D. lS3rd In- ShorUioiriglihfilU.__ISjallP nnUoiiftl Ueford- lil(HI jijionsM a-m dlG ifxT air oTlfflTnHi
a l the Rupert Clvle audl^ ondA ho.Arloi) Bastlan's orchestra engftged Inilsli muiic for Uie semi- ' Tlie wctianco. fall.
• ¥ *Jikes Boulevard elub will1 -pm.-W ednesday a l tha C f U CMr*. Mary Waite. UO Van FAIflFIlreel for a poUuck luncheon, side in a j
w e reque-ited to bring’ contest gs'n table service. Holl call nnd rpeclanswered with Jokes or cur- Air Seouli ti . . attended ;
• ♦ • danring tc
I C onducts SS K Regular MeetHTLL. April 23-T lw Ifome sen t c lu b ,« o o ra n f* a t thc Mrt. Lee TraU, Pasadena
'f f ii 'tu s ln e ss 'Jw fc t jf 'w h •' ly Mrs, M ema Woodward,T-Miklrcd-GAnMhanr^wra^- --------7re a report on the lifn e rt eld for Uie Olln Decker 'roceeds of Uie dsnce were .
:iments were «en-ed by the Mrs. Trail, who was a i- Mm. Pearl Hibbard. _ ,
feorge Strickland. Orlando. J ' l J , - ; a gurst a t the meeting. xt meeUng will be held May ie home of M n, Prances “II wUl be an all-daj' « s -
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dsgn N evada JuneV
- JEROME.Lawrence betroihal Of to Henry
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U^YMOND CECTL TURNEB'(Staff cogravtng)
'u rner W eds \/onda ‘ -.-Irishiiid Mrs. Albert Irish, Jw ln . annoui’ice' th'e marriage of ■ughter, W anda Fay, to Ray*Cecil ‘I\im er, so|i J e u
srlde was a t t ln d ltua:brDWn length dress wllh white acr
They were attended by Irljh, Twin Falls, brother bride, and Francis Sm ith. ' JO
alls. (Fo i phbride, formerly of Nebraska. ---------------■d the Twin Fulls high school u employed a t WoolworUis ( h f i n 1 Tlie bridcKroom j.erved four ’’ r n the army. ' D \ o A ,WlU make their home on a « I C U |
ear Ooodlnj. Slgina ch^ V ¥ .. held an 1
up Will Jo in ’.“ “ m :iub F ederation ! » ; ;Iff th# meeUng of Uie Ema- b a t the home of Mrs. Erne^«, Uie group voted to w ith- . ,■‘ 5* om Uie Rural Federation and ?! he General Federntlon of Menaieia ( I's. clubs. charge of .
also voted to give 110 to ncer control fund. Six new of rs were admitted Into the **“ ; nicy lire Mrs. Dave Cathro, 'nb AnUils, Mrs, W arren Wll- 'j**Mra, O ertrude Bwlng. Mr*. “ ?* o»»c« etan to d Mrs. Bill Kevan. ng-on the new membership Jxc arr Mm, L 8, Sweet and ^ a r n f ' Imcr Dosiclt. /V\em[program chairm an. Mrs. C. ' .n.p»-<r ,an, presanted Ja ck Holloway r r e i ilayed two piano selecUons, CABTLE rorm" and "Chasing B u tter- -ram waa 1 Oar)' Dosselt gave two selec- of ^ le C n the clectrlc g u lu r , A rend- durlr UUed. •The Wedding" waa Bnptlit ch' ed by Carma Lou Johnaon. BoId Lund aang •Tree*- accom- oyer Uie sl T»y-MaiysnB-Enmmon!C— procetesMS wars*Mrs. Rex O ard - w p. py.d d Mrs. Bertha V an Buren. ^ong* by
I-Wedding I s - - S SManned by Pairu A p r i n r ^ i c t ~ K i n c a i f B u h l , announces the en - Oharlea S rnt of her daughter. D onna duet. Berei to Wilbur E. Shorthouse. aon given by li and Mr*. Charles SliorUiouae. Tha lao aril. eenterad wTliomeli will g raduate from M n . Bore
ilgh tchool In May. She Is a Ringr ot Uie Y-Teens. the PHA Uble. Ho former member of the Pep. HaJey, Jr..
Uiouie grodtiated from C at- lilgh tchool,w lU i the class J ( J J I I I |
"aH «riitltff t 'S ff^ e~ C nn '«B tr — — Q -ho, Mo.ww. la t t je a r .-T le ’ ts --------r 1 €d in fanning with h it f a th e r jn iO M l wedding ts planned for late ,„ ij p,
„ , Var Buttaj* • * Arltn Croi
terta ins C lass . } ;2 ti« 'IFIELD, April 33—T he losing troop 38 a
a senior clast ticket te lling the LDS ti. gave a party for the clast Uon ball,leclal guests recenUy In tho Mre. He :oul building. E igh t oovplta chalnnan*d and si>ent th e evening w ert Mr. 1 K to records played by BupU son. 8«p»' Varner. Contesta and games committeelayed. Refreshments Included McMillan, ehea and soft drinks. iMre. Bert
YOUR
•S. we're open dally. Including . . WDAY8 . , In Order to a e n e you \ E tter in J-our D R O O NEEDS. ^ )U'll find our stock complete Ib k Vr ery detail and klwaya f rn h .
what WILEY DRUG haa built lU 0 j 2 putatlon on . . . Sen-lng your drug v j f i ‘, ed* since i m /(na
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April 3S-M r. jind Mrs.Reasch anDouhced the
)f their daughter, Joanne,Hansen. Jr., eon of Mr.
flenry Haiiien. *r. AU are Jerome.
Mch It attending Jercnie >oirHTji'r«Ti-*KttendB(l- Woonsocket, 8, Dh. and U 1-fd.by (he cJta.Idlng It slated lo r earty
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. . ^ im b e hvows were Cunnlngha Mrt.bcTlyr~ic(t « t - M r ,- U bontkl, Tw Nev,
Scfrom Kin;
OANNBjlEABCn aprtng and)heta~«Uff tnyav lng ) h i Uie ami
)ter In itiatesJges a t 'M e e t '
ud a buffet supper In the ir P^o,rhursday evening. T n s address by re Loll WatMn. Hatel Ber- Rhoda Purdy, k ,™ . .nrt(oe Cahill WHS hostta* for ^ e rn s and
[. Humjihreyiclal commlllee. conslatlng JoscpJilne Ruth Olcnn, Mrs. Rosie selection, and Jessie Belaya, w m In .T he add
: retreshmenta. given by Bunders day banquet, ritua l by Uie m
and IntUUallon of o ffl- o le n d a Ed be held Thursday a t the
I Lesion hall. Tho banquet f® * • “ ' held Ih eonJuncUon wlUi ron chapter of Sigma.
« ¥ • gave the p
ibers of U nit ■sent Procjrom.ETOBD, Aorll J 3 - * oro- " “ e’ S ’I onMnUU K, a,„ m m tcT ,CasUeford Everywomans' j,™ ,
ing Uie meeting a t Uie 5?,ny°th« hurch. w hite Thloren Hw.ielholt presided ^„d airvet
d Rlngen. .I t Included two r-> ’ . y the eight alxth-grade- - r e t < companled a t the piano.by f^rnAR A a r .J iy J irlp a . Joyce J l i u t umorout reading. "Dead or dramaUc reading ‘'Fam ily oinner
■ " S r S e . S ' b y ™■»r^-.A -Hiirr<w -and -M rs.Bhorthouae played a piano . , - -■eral musical reading* «-ereM n . Charles Latham.loe-Mvered tea table - waawlUi a bouQuet of daffodil*.ren Hesselholt and Mrs.igert presided a t the tea[oatasses were Mrs, Roy.. and Mra. Parley Harmon.
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ig Festival '= j
iS . April 8 3 -P a trA lead- presldcnta of the class. La ars and Juanita Hitchcock, ouch and Alice Holllbaugh, crand march a t the spring riven by lha Boy Bcouts of and U)e Beehive GlrU of second ward in the rccrea-
ieber ' Prescott is general I and the dance directors
and Mrs. Dwlgnf T hom p- ■vlng on the refreshm ent e were Dale Munk. Ray I. Mn. Edward Moeller and t. WrlghL_____________ .
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' DlETIUCli nom Q alnei Mrs. Allen became the McClure, sor Olufens^elrl. day - In - Ui churcli. T]ii
B & ' v ' . ItH united the (H i • . 'B '. ctrereony .pel
decorated ft naUons -T Iu .JK lde , h£c. tincle, a Bray-RUtt 1 H tr corsage buds w ith a token of sei herinherited, a ahoe a a rosary, ~ p o h n r u < ton. cousin o
ELMER SCnCRBE^BKI “ .V,?*- IBlaff engrmvlni) J - f “ ’* * * 1 M lu Bexton* • * • tilnk roaebui
pie M arried b^’5.u“ N evada.R ites jN eluQ . nep
.ER6V rApTim -=-W eB atnt- M ^ W p ll tr ere exchanged b» Maxine - •lham, daughter of Mr. and Preceding lul D, Cunningham, - K im- Itam Power* n rt-WmFT-TgnTrWnivr~«nn del«.nhn*g'Wi and Mn, Frad . fl„.,flrhar^ gueata_w trt
rwln Falls, April 10 In Elko^ familiesnric
Scherbenski 'w ill graduate Mberi :imberly high school th is j j - j of pini nd the bridegroom Is serving camelllh. Mmiy a l Ft. Lewlt. Wash. u,* brldegrc, * * * . with he r pfield P up ils 'ted a t B anquet ered p r i n t 'F i n j j . April 33' — n i e colored'can and elghUi grade banquet . A weddin
1 UiU week a t the LDS hall.' the home o; irogram Ineluded * welcome Bram, qieU by sa lly Baling followed by duet preaenled by KaUileen md Karaon L*wMn.:Donalrt reys recited a poem - and •wiihans, Sl tie Lamson jriayed a piano „ 5„>. wlUi a Uuliddresa of the evenlng^waa decorat«d_' r Bupt. Carl W arner followed toppM wlU reading oJMhe da ta wtll by bridegroom. EdwardsjHheryl Funk ptoy- by-M rs. Ir a xophonSiolo after which nth g ra# H lr l* chorus sang ns. PonnoV roile 'rtson-play- lano solo. Rose Marie Elllt B prophesy, “looking aheait 10 The brid Olenda Edvards, p retldent Shoshone 1
eighth grade, gave Uie " thank served In oslng remartcs. . years,iftng the banquet, the atu- pollowlnj layed noor gAiiies and danted the couple rdrd music. ^ a . farm so3«rs of-the seventh g rade^et O u t - o f - icorated Uie banquet Ublea. Uieceremo lie class colort, light blue and tn d aooa, The banquet was furnished atUe, Waa ved by parenU of the seventh Sexton, Jo<
ites BirthdaysAR DRAW, April 31-M r. and Lee, Ja n a tttT y-B ehnett-enam iflff'dT l B O IM fM r er honoring the birthday a.i- and son. E •rlcs of Mra. Ted BaughmaB ley Olerela icky Baughman._____________ Sharon 01
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T U R Q U O I S E c a r . W I L T O N _________________ 12^
W O O D R O S E v e hW I L T O N S ____________ ^
G R E Y o r G R E E N L oo] C A R P E T ______________
G R E E N o r R O S E T o n A X M I N S T E R t c r r
A X M I N S T E R 55 a
B R O W N a n d B E I G E leti^ A X M I N S T E R 60 g
A R M S T R O N G L I N O L E U
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rich Couple - -----rry in Church , tes on .SundayJCK. April 3 )-B arb a r i'E l- ww A b i l Inei, daugliUr of Mr. and en Oalnes. ScatUe, Wash., r the bride of James Hen>ir
ron o t M n. AnjcUne Me- [elrlch-.lirrpT cnnrtl-B iihV - Uie Shoshone OaUiolle T]ie Rev. Father Brennan
ne couple In a tingle .ring ! perfdrmed before the a lu r 1 w llh E as ter.U llu . carr and candelabra.' clde, ^ v en 1n marflase^by' e, M .ldT rl Ingram, w ora 'i 'It w ith 'whl(e~aectuoTlef. |C T | |Q H | nge colkiliied Df-plnKTO*«- h a white gardenia. For a l a n M
sentim ent Uie bride wore dmother'a pearls, which aha I, a good luck penny In h e r 1 a blue garter. She carried
ru « "S C 0 tra n d Joann Se:(-On of the bride^nereJtililei- . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■illss Beott wore a gray su it jo b s , jajkconago of pink rosebud*. -(g
iton chose a Uin lu lt wlUi a ----------------ebud conage.rldegroom’s attendant* wer^ I t in r r ;e, a cousin, and Olen Nei-nephew. U ihen were Philip A f Tnephew, of.Ui». bridegroom, _ v■Iter Oa lne*. brother of tha W rtv;tge
- . - ' L akeaC outling the ceremony Mrs. W ll- m raberahlj i-ers. Shoshone, piayed Men-
g trc , m emberLO t_the_tw o ^ y - nrid 'aTew ciose-m Bnai.
noUicr’of the bride chose a fUsmoon dress wllh a cor- pink rosebuds and a white . i tr s . McClure, mother of egroom. wore an aqua dress ,r pink rosebud and w h lu S “ e k , coraage. Mrs. -Sophie Lei- AnoOiM
Uie bridegroom'* m alem al - n i k« h oUier. chose ft d reu o t flow- ,int w ith a corsage of flame ‘cam atloru. •ruMdaiIdlng recepUoo w/u held a t ^^“ “ 3 le of Mr. and M n. Myrl i n - .jleWeh. immediately follow- P 1 i k k ftremony,'' Mr. and Mr*. w l U U
NeUon were hoaU. Recep- ' A f - f i a lstants were Mra. J e n ? . . . W i l l , Dietrich,-ahd U ra; WUIard *7hs Inltl I, Shoahone. D o«n and-ecepUon Uble w u centered held a t tt
Uiree-Uered weddlpg'cake LelcW ltw.’ sd_wllh_plnle._tos«,l)Uds_aii,d _ M n ,.A r t with ft miniature bride and dent; M n wm. The eaka w u baked p r o d ^ t , i. Ingram , th rrb rid t 'iu iim t, xe tary -tna s cut In Uie IfadlUonU m an- Ber.;rep6tt the newly married couple.' M eaben i£W..Mn^.MeClaTs.wlll’f : ^ - diT 'w orke )m Dietrich high school wiUi jo in are » ts of 1049, log lehedubridegroom graduated trom the hoi ne high tchool In 1M3 and 701 Becon In the U.S. navy (or two ftttendlng
- - ' work or 1 M nj'U ieif'ihortw eddini'trlp ra«cUii*~' iple will-make their home on 1 aouth of IDelrlch. r r - 1o f-to w n luesU prtsant iar . b n t ©
smony were Mn. Alien Oalne* a m A R m . W alter and Robert. tU- ^ ^ T ] WUh.: Mr. and M n. 8 . A.. Joann. Juanll* and Jimmie .- .® oeatello ;_W ^> Jn*ram . d M n; Wayne Boyer, MartUn «
ana Vee and David Morrli,■M r.'nna*M nrJohn-Oi*rftm- :------- —n. BoUe; Mr. and Mrs. P r« i- tn g n m . 1 reland, Lorraine. Robert and Jr.. RlgbTiI Cleveland. Boise; WUllam g lpam en>
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UklEB'BENBT KoOLTOB (Staff tBiTfttlBg)x . . .
:heon.Served .Countrv-Glti b --
lu n t i ^ d iS ! c r o i ^ i d . I « » hip luncheon -foUowid by ' raU ftt the club, . . ’.
t£ « . 0<-E. W adfwortb w aa-------th ln l Wgb. to w aeor# w t a t . lobert W aiberg,r. H. BU ndford a n d >Irp,.........cock were oo-chalrmen fo r . heon and w e n . aaslatsd tiy 'EE. lU ybom . -!T ^ e fflb en h lp • liloebw o
he ld . W aduMday. n / m to ftttend a rt.f ta k e d to
, 'B U n d fo rd 'e r Mr*. B o o d t lay noon.
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th e bome o t U n .s B m e r f , '430 F lftb a m t i * e ast.- -
■Btter.-*............ ........ r — — ”•■era of tb e d u b ar* «x-U un- •ker». •Persona w U htof t * - "asked t o T t t t e p t f W l i n j ^ ------
duled for a pjB . W edneaday , home o( Mr*. Bd B m m eo . ond a renue w w t W p m » ,- ig are a tk td to b r is s fancy ■ eewlng to- _do d & _ tb a .
erta in G uests
an d I t e W «al«r.. Tw ta ralto : M r . ,a n d , . J t e . ■9Kitk. Klmberty: -rilr.-^aad.— - r W . DorUnf, •Waodbrtr, a flte t* JBncbo a ad |BO .,Ta- .,i|f. -.-• . .. .-I-.
a ac k fo o t; J ly r t t n S a m r ™ 9T. a ad Mr,- and Mr*. Jack na. Bolw, ___^
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W A8HINQT0K, AprU a OtJO — V" Ouoimanr of Uie four ronn p ro fl.' « lo u o t U u natlontl 1ons>ran««
...... ttw M n k U )- '■ ■ x n r jjo o jM W J 'tB ffdewi io«R5 «Qd $500,000,000 In (Mlerat t r u iU
, fo r riitm c infinnrf n re t-t A rt j t » r . p tr lod . ThBM would loeallr-
= ^ w w u t |« " r tn m ~ c i« » n n c r—T w ino- mtd« io pU o
prDjKt«_iuid cJe»r lh« »nd for re* ~ x iM ..T tie M would b< v h e n
th « lui'd WM wld or leiKd (or re-
! • d« relopni6n t Long-krm l o t n a votUd be avalUble to rrfUisnce por- t lc n s of th e that are I tu e d
. u>d would be iecurfd by renUU fro m the leu«d Imd. Ttic would enable the federal govern* m e n t to itand ts-o<thlrds of the
- l o u t t on clearante pfoJeeUi .undertaken In a n ; one locallly. No more th M 10 per cent of the fundi eould be ipent In any one stote.
PnbUe Ilaiulni UniU a. Construction by local authorl-
.tltt.o f.a.n iA xlm uia of.AULOOO. public h ou jlnc unlU a t a rate o f lU.OOO a year fo r elx yeara Th» Prealdent could raise this 300.M0 a year or
-eu f-J t- to 60,000, b^it-he could not .BXcetd.Uie Blx-ycac mnxlmum. Tlie publlo housing administration would en ter Into annual contraetA ,lo make up ths dlffartnca between
w m ltf 'i^orflT oT Jiyw W T hB iinnnil : o pe ra ttn r Costs. Authorttatlon la Tor W.OOO.OOtJ-tiriht-flKalTeBrbe* - fin n in g nex t July 1, Total maximum contributions could not exceed 1308,000,000.
TamlUes displaced by slum clear- . m ce. p ro jacu would bt given firs t * preference, wllh vet,erani having n h lc h priority. To be eligible for ad- mlaalon to a housing project, a family would have to have an Income th a t did no t exceed fl>e tlmea the groea annual rent.
% H ocalnt BeaMrch' 9. Rousing research. A problem
tislng aay federal' faclllttcs. Concerned w ith Improved, .building
' codes, new materials, lU nriardlted . dtmenslona. land costs and econom- ^ Jb r e m r e h . . ‘‘
4. A ru ra l houaing program of f, ■ c ranU and loans to fanner*., (A) *'
__ l]o u u up to n yean i t oo t.m ora *;th a n four pe r ccnt Interest tc own-
• a n of p a y ln t farms who are n o t . .o therw ise able to obtain eredU. (B) °
almJlar loans, supplemmled by an* J ^ nua l eonlrlbullons.'tc those whoee ^
farm s are n o t self-sustaining • but . oeuld be m ade to through a aatU- factory program. (0 ) loans and ^
I g ran te for mliMr repairs and Im- ^ ip rorem ente on non-paying farm i S t n a k a th em livable, «
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTa n r ths" ? 5 o **tx co D w ^ o r twtk ^
I AKXX B. PATTEH. OECUIEO.
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to tk* uU Ateukmur *111 hi
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— T h eie ^ a n -a h o w 'c lo M O p a -o r th i■!* y.*|^ lTMi.~1T
Inc as altea for th e propoaed $200,000, attes are 'new used a i te i l rahces bi mUallea. Feint Mtsgit naea Begg's n have a cemiBnnlly e f 11,000 persona
Party ‘Crasher’ Who Used Gun Draws $25 Fine
Kugene Harrison Rousseau. 3i. 104 ' Q uincy atreet, pleaded guilty Priday tn Justice courU to carrying a -d an - , gercuB and deadly weapon and -was ! lined 139. assesaed.U.70 court corta and tenU nced to 30 days In thecotuiiy j i a ------- ------ --
Oommltipeni paper* Tor the 20- . d a y aentenced were w ithheld for six , m on tha pending Rous^teau's good be- i hav lor and w m e n t of lhe line and , co im eoaU. *
H e was arreated early Thursday , m orning a t the Elllii Armstrong , hem e, two and ono-half miles aouUi o f Twtn Falls a fte r a n alleged argu- m a n t w ith a guest a t a party, aherU f'a offlcera m ade the arrest, j
U.“ of I. Vandaleers ; Set Supert Concert ■
a - V t o d . l „ m , Of the t7nl»er»lty of Idaho will pre- ■a en t a ooncert a t th e LDS tabernacle IT ^ t t e i f e n ln f . J £ m y - a . --------- -— _
T om Ultloan. R upert music de- " p a rtm en t haad, U In charge of a r- Irangem anta and L. L. Culbertson ■ haa been appointed lo arrange fcrhousing the group. I
--------------DTAHNS V ia iT --------------!T A IR nE LD , April » - M r . and ■
Mre. K enneth WcDonaM. American ■ ro rk , u u h , were gueeU thU week 3f th e Toater Punk family. "
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B E S T ' *' tT jto r s . • R u « - p w b f 'v e d • Oouble-Eoty
• Ton botHe *1 ^ _ J • Percalein Inl• fameua Me 5-Ywir Preh
&doy I $ « • tWi borgoin vek>e fer yourj*
K only o«» cf 9 modelt, 3 lypei art
S e r i- ic c I t . . H 'c I f o ii 't S e l l
s fo i 'T e s t € ^ t e r
lha PolnV C a lir . r a id 'l ta u 5 a
>»,000 guided mUalle l« .t cTnler. Beto s bnt are Inadequate fo r laager ranie 'a reek fo r Ita prcM nl ta rg tl area, aa tons.
~ Individual Spud Goals Sent Oul
IDAHO PALLS, April 33 WV NotlceA of Individual potato goali
: fcr this year were In the mail tcda] far aboul 8A0 farm ers of BcnnevIUi counly,
” Leonard J , Purcell, county AC/ chalim an, announced the Indlrjdual
’• potato allotm ents were aent to tht ~ gron’e n , following approval by ataU
production a n d marketing admlolt. ** traUon officials. . .
The qounty agricultural conserrs- ‘ tlon aaaodallon commlltea made up
^ of Purcell, Oeorge B ltU r and E. W, H untsm an ha* been meeUng the
'<■ past we«k d rafting revised Individual goals for f a m a rs to follow If they
■y desire tc pttrtlclpate In tha 104D gov-* em m ent poU to beneflta.
'• CHAIBMAN^AMEOOAKLtrV. Aprtl 23-M rs. J . Z.
Pranks has been nam ed chairman of the cancer drive here.
t S LAMB BACK a > CORRECTIONe r ^ p l a a a a n t and pAInlita.
. ^ with rteum atlam , artnrltl* ,
. i T lumbago, atomach aod kidneyn J disorder*. If you h*T» trtedr % e rerythlng elce try adjurt-
C menta. Ballet, u oiten cb-
\ i f - DR: ALMA" HARDIN• ^ ----- CBBOPKACTOB
V U« M ala N orth Phaae UM
V W W W W V W i
niRriERATOR
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ft all th«s« featuresir.Freaxef
h, gioaa-N ipped H ydfater S flhaT vei
o sy Q ulckube Troys e space
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!jr Bluff Worked U But Failed inI “PayofPSpeI I KENDRICK. A p r i l 33 VP) HH A Janitor bluffed two m en o u t ol i a burglary last n ight bu t they call i a ~ hla-em pt|uJiaad-b*for*-pO U ca s 3 H _ xlved,i f i Jan ito r 0 , O . A rnett found t i a men in the dark a t K endrick h i
school, Deputy Sheriff J , P . Jord 3 0 __ said. The school doors had be
i a —Stick, 'em' up." ia ld A rnett. -|H The would-be burglaca did. Ami] n marched them to the fro n t of ti a building where he met CoaCta R(i a Armltage.W Armltage w ent to a home nejig door tc call police.l a While he waa gone th e two “ca
tured" men watched A rne tt-In t. light of car headllghte. They as. he had no gun. They had two.
M ' When thb coach reAimed th e mi^ marched him and A m att away fro^ the building a t gun point.^ They fled before police arrivevM B ut without a n y loot.___________
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8 PRATEIP o p u la r B ra n d , •R eg. 19.50—Sale P r ic e .
F E A T H E R p n ,
8 8 c
Orange Sque “ J U I C E K D
R en. 6.95Sale P rice ...........................
BLACKMERE GASOLIMPumpd 14 gallons pe r'
B«cDifr : : j oa A u t r r i f* .......................
I O NLY ;R es. 22.9.';'l.A W N MOWI
-|-*‘SC<Genuine Scout P m
Combination wate] MatcTi Case and
Rucksacks, Pack B feNew Pup Tents ...
M ummy Sleeping I W ith z ip p e r ......
WASH TUB. N«. 2. lU g. * JO. S WASH TUB. No. 1. R ^ . t,?o. 8 OARBAOE CANS. 15-r»IIoo. B GARBAGE CANS, 21-raUea. R
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TIMES-NEWS, 1
* I Largest Group^ ALBION. April 33-Raymot Q H. Bnyder. preeldent of SouU
em Id ah o College of Bdueatlo ^ f . announced th a t t i teachers wl O l be g raduated here, with 00 r
celTlnr bacbelor of arU degree >) — Be polntad ou t this la Ihe lari of a eel g roup of teachers to be grac died uated from any Idaho state It a r - 'f tl tn tlo ir th lr-y e a r.-------;---------
two
i*an 1 vestock Club at e ^ t l e f o r M e e i
- CAaTLEFOBO, April 33-*] C asU ^ord Uveitock 4tB club t
,“ ® a t the hom e of John E nsunu t ^ week. P rancla Karel reported*
feeding » dairy calf.Leader o f.the club U Oren Uati
ews. O fficers are Tom UcCls president; Bill Smith, Tice prt dent; Jo h n Ensunsa, secreta' Joe H eiun, treasurer, and M
»POrt«r-nen o th e r members are Walli rom Reese, O ary Rlngert. John Helc
Prancl* K arel, Ronald Bishop. J ved. Bishop, D ale Mathews. Dick O n
beal, O ai7 Bishop and Bob Field
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3 5 W H H T OA R E NOW A V A I L
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CK T H E S E OUTSTANDING F ; A T I V E • C L O S E
P I Z E D • R E F L E
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T O PY P A Y
TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
^ Yellowstone Park X Highways to Opetlon. IDAHO PALIS, April 93 WV-j WlU highways Into TeUowstone natlor
I re- p«rk, except tha north en trance frc ree*. Red Lodge, H o n t, to Cooke Cl a rg - M ont.-ilioukl be open for travel rad* June ). parka SuperlntcDdent E
In- mum) 8 . Rogers said today.------- - T & “ wMi“inU‘aBW‘ «na-roailfn——J the west ilde of the '-park to 0
. Palthful will be open May 7. Hig:IT___ w a y s t o th o .w t 'a n d a o u th e n t^ c»m not be open unUl- the last
.A i-a ^ y . The northeast-entranoe-fro Red Lodge to co^ka City U axpoet;
- T h a ta. be open between June 10 ai > m et June 15, 'I th is ^ u , , Yeiiowilane NaUon" ®“ Park company will begin operatloi , . , ,v June 30 a l which tim e hotel* In Un .^ T op*"- '^ , 7 * available June i a t Old P a llh fu l axK June 10 a t Canyon Lodge. Meala w:
„ V ' no t be served In tho dining rooms i these lodges unlU June 15 and J
allaceleldel. Tourist cabins and cafeU rlaa :I Jim Old Palthful will open May 14. >3ray- Pishing Bridge May 23 and a t Cajelds, yon and West Ih u m b May 38.
HADE TO MEASURE—EXALUM
.N B L IN D SL A B L E IN . . .
■ C o l o r s
Ilse lf — K e e p s T ilt 1 a Minimum of E ffo rl.
0 C le a n — F ir e P r o o f
FEA TU RES -------------------------I E S T I G H T L Y . ,. E C T S L I G H T - P S I T S S H A P E
l u T "' e s t o f j P o s t O C t i c e - 2 5 :
1 N S Iale Lasts One W eek <
LEATHElCOBOC G i . £ S
79eE T ■ ■ ^” Drive— Only ______ .......................
FAMOUS QUALtTT DUTCH PAINT
» A I NOUTSIDE WHITE
3 .9 5 > n l* 0 a l .
d Linseed O i l .......................................
LEAF ,a rake
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B e t t e r F a r m I ^ b o i
n o n O u t l o o k I b I n d i c a tl l c l l R O Pnrr. April i» -T h e fans
bor outlook Is better now than It illonal been for tereral year*, It w u li Bfrom cated > t a meetlnc of farm ti
City, association director* thU' w vel by Plan*'*to obtain Narajc t Ed> possibly other w odun h a n t
made through the eugar cospa; j ln m - —Memb«nhli»rto--th«—laocla 0 Old thU year will be handled the *1 High- as In past yean. Application* uncea be algnad a t tl\e offlco of ufc-of TnMt;-counijragthi.” “ ■ -from - - - —
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Uonal %aUon* ^ ____h the rill be ^d and -.1. ^ ”la w i l l •. r ^ vros of Kl 18.
A* ata t H ^ W s I
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' T ieV not gomHe’s tak ins his dadd and press tnem in ji Cleaners of course!
Don't postpone yo to wait fo r cleaning 2H 0URCLEANIN(
. ICE WE’RE FAMDl small ex tra charjre.
• LUSTERIZED CLEA
ifl 20% 4 A L I
1 5 1 M A I N W E S T
M C ht Only
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n r l pE Leat!»r CoaUlnen ' - ...... .......
3aL Cootalner*ASSORT
„ 300 Sa. ............3 .4 f t Ral. SALE Price
[^AVRIST WATCH f — W aterproof............................
I r r i g a6x6 CANVAS DAMSTrented .........................................G X 8 CANVAS DA.MSTreated ............... ..........................BANTAMNO. 1 SHOVEI^ ............... .........RUBBERKNEE BOOTS ............................2-GAl.. CANVAS W'ATER BAGI.P5 V alu e.................. ..................GOGGLESWith n l/cnisc ...............................
S A ¥ IR G A I N
o r w o t t A c o ^ i r ^
ItedTO U - penter, ^ ^
Teacher. ^ « 1?week.
been N iT lT *^
J I T BOY!in K liw a it for days ^dily’B panla where Hiv diaiBju5l2H0URS...TrDSyour Wp bcrau»e ol having?gandpre‘& V serv!OUS FOR . . . ahd at just aI.
:a n in g• STA-PRESS PRESSINO
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I C A S H a n d CAERYl
A i S AroR K SHIRTSinR TS_____ 1.95 I[ L iB R A T™ !
ry T .S H1HTS^
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TeUs^ Massacre ^ B ^ t Malmedy | H
■ In an a ll ftfUmoon leeoo
IxJfew^nn^ th R . Ahrens. M
■ . ^ J n T w ^ v o r o I T K r ie p -
l ^ . ,^ ^ ^ '- t s D . b u U e t 4 in the { ■ ■ p lS ^ d e a d -tor -.ihiit
th eo r* « d Into j ^ H fortat m » burst of Kun.
if toU W lhoda u«<l W Bet ooa- (nun 0 «rmu> troopert u - the kUllngd. 6«vent7 -(hrM W ^ Mn re tried for tba m u u m B H
in th e lO U S a tm ■ ■ ^ Bub* n«*r Malj&adjr. B iU iT n r t r - t h r e e were senteneed faUm but no«e were e*<cutrt
OTly ‘I*
“S relot^d how his ec«ip«ny j ^ e n ln acnnvoy.oliO.tfl »L u m found Uiemselvet su r-
In U>e .surpiisQ.-Oennka
.(Of Duture. he lutld.
^ r M £ 'r « . 's : . " ^ u “ £ ' ; s ■
th» public" m d otueure.thB T eiU f- hindllng of th e Mslmedy
*^!nn»tj Bftldwlrtj^R.. Conn.. de* %Wrdtfrft)ifrtW M nolhU inU onof-ln- W O.
lhe public." He said Ahrens’sUaiony might support wan# of / " iil lUtnnenCa m sde b7 the O er- \ ^ ( BMU ta thflf confeBslons.Before «!Hng Ahrena. the sena- GOOD
UI hjuncd lo the reading o t j i n has beerriff *hich allowed th e u»e of de- fo r moremtlon In questioning of the O or- structlor
■ tf Hal hwAl the um e Ume. the «de r, ts- now app
Bid br • prtion csm p commander pletlon chO snsn;. specified th a t phytlctl tlon toAkaee muat be “scrupulously The foidded* t9 ttie questioners. ’ U arch. :Ttu crtler was read b j John IL houtlnit
y punnii, retired colonel who head- peed fortlibosrd named by O en . L udusD . more spiOiT to rerlew convictions. Durlni
aijmond said there was -very, gre*t b aWJ IltU« evldeneev-behlnd O er- by looal£iB clslmi of m litrea tinen l. of p ttle:
PrMeeiiiori have dogled tha t b m - ed olherklind tllFgal m eans were u u d to .A 31j« rtstnnfnU. naym ond said the back ofirjradtnu were given a ll tiie rights ■,«ith a fitfexinMl. p a rt U 1
| I ( | /H ( ^ ^ WIN
CUSTOM ItWE. j Lj_ B V .M iD S R N Ili__
COVtttD M VOUt CNOKS (' T o people e w trw h ere tbe W T In G rand Rapid*" o>esnt ^ e uld cure. T his h o c tn «stimM>o(P‘wi p e rfe o lr r«fle«*d than ' I n ihi cocnfiMtable W ins C hab . <muslin , it is detigned fo r n n o )« u r o rder from a wide seUctk unu ittsi fsbfies ki aH the mort ck
Al»« A*«m*l« h. i . r.
CHECK T H ESE CONSTBUCTIO* Selected hard^rood framCL* FuU w eb conitructioa.■ 8<way h ta d tied ip r in c v• CorJed h a ir aad cotton &lUax.• R m r t i b ie • p r b f filled o itb loe
CethU m Avsttofct* a t StlflM
JUST RECEIVED - ^ 3 FULL CARL(
o r FINE EASTERN MADE
ALSO
N o r t h 5"^ou r F u r n i t u r e S to re " C e n tra l:
- O P E N T ik fie v e r y e v e n i n g Co
L ~ I L 9 O’C L O CK DRIi
■IKROME, IDAHO
1540
W o i ^ A d ^ i t t o
Jw M -ab w rtiT h riaa ia H iB ^^ in i^ an C T
made te Ihe old bnlldlnc which facts r ii taft •titrx rtng )-
, <r. \ * * •
jrk Progresses oi ^^ompletion Expet>DlNa. AprU ll3 — Ooodlng T hU wlllen without hospital faclllUes 18 to nire than a year, b u t w ith con- In udon work on Uie new Memo* be complo sp iu r p rofreislnK ' well. It hullwnyjppean June 15 will see com- A modiI of Uie remodeling and addl* stalled :» the old building. bulldlnRfonner hospital closed In early OUier. 11K8, because of Inadcfiunle modem
for the nursing s ta f f ond porch, nor more modem faclllUes and adequatipace fer caw o t pa tien ts . on end:ng Uie past severo w in ter a Mortfijardshlp h u been experienced In.itallecal doctor*- In- hoepltallsaUon T h e rtielenU and has also overcrowd- cementler hMpltals In th c area. s ta te pi1 by U-tooL addition on Uie clflcaUo>f Uie old tw o-story s tru c tu rt eery m<full basement under Uir new v l l l leai
1 being completed a t- 'p rew n t. 8uf»e
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Of n w w cs ■*rty w ofdt "M ade oiyiliiimste in fum i- •« 'w as never m oreth t i 't e re ly aod • ' - -. U pholtiered in tom covctinff k> tiM of new anddesirable s h a d e * . ______________
^ j ( o i a u a / -1
ION reATORES ^
M AM Itl...ri Cm .
" " ~.GADS2 FURNITURE
11 Carlraii o( “ ■(r Room Sets ^ 2 1
i l d e F ufilly Locatcd in Jerom e o n the I
ccl frora factory to yon — - 'o m p arc a n d S a v e F R IVE OUT AND SAVE" Sho]
— X l B E R A l r C R E D n "
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ces o n G o o d i n g H
u n 5 n sE T 5 5 a K jC K w 5 n in n 3 i3 Z p aodlnf.-»fUr--»i» -abMwee ot m u U men :ts the evergreen Iree shown a t lhe i
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on Hospital; ected in Junewill Increase faclIIUes from an Comm
) B 30-bed InaUlutlon. « visituddUlon Uie old building will Pa«o .
smpletely repainted, rewired and irrexsloA'ays covered with asphalt tile. D. C. lodern laboratory wdl he In- HUed In the basemenl ot the Old .ipentllnR. parent4ier ndtlltlonn will Include a Houtciern moiemlty McUoii. a lUn Poko^h. new kitchen and laundry, and formet{uate uUllly and storage rooms ______;ivch floor.nrtfm lav«U)ry faclllUcs will be to pailled throuRhoul Uie building. R«>'no rnew -eonftm rtton-ls-of-brtclfr -oompa
Ult and steel meeUng Idaho Uktes public healUi department »pc- tlon olaUofis, There will be U per inc. b
more floor space and a^ramp nirucUlead Into the rear entrance. Itigitoiftlclent fiinda are now on hand ehalm
» t w r ^ , P r o e f l M l a n
; e m f o r t a W « , , >
Lof* o f “V B
flnlsh.comple»« wirh ladder } rrond Ouord to ll . Cenveitt J /'/««»Hy ln>« M n beds.
Worm, menew "OHWort<r f t : finUh.ceniplite wllh lodderond Cuerd Roll. Convtrti / h)•o illy Into rwin b « ^ l A
29.95 ^ $79-50 C
i r n i t u r ele Road to Twin FhHb—Scr\-inff >
-PLENTY OF F R Em E E P A R K I N G A n rihop a t Your Leisure In
r T E R M S “ -’» ‘ —
spit j
h. rijhi. irb.u. I , uch. w,
x-Rupert C. of C. D Manag^er Is Visitor
CIMBBJIL.Y, April as - Howard ‘nhum iffltt. form er Rupert C h a m b e r^ wmpli mmerce secre tary -m nnsger,?^ ^ a slto r he re Thursday en roule-tgi SCO. W ash., from allcndlng a con- rxslonal hearing In Wasltlnglon.C. »«J.
3U wife, son and moUwr hud :n t a week here vlslllnR hl« wife’s rents, Mr. and Mrs. William Vafi o f » n .utcn. T hey were to return lo Ko< w llh .M olfitt. They also are •mer T w in Kails residents.
pay Uie building contractor, ynolds and Walker CoiutrucUonmpaiiy.-Twln-JPalLi,------------------- - -U te s l p lans call,fo r the InsUOla- n o t an elevator in the new bulld- [. hosp ital equipment, and oon- -uctlon of a nurses homr. accord- {*to E m m ett Kelly, hoepltal board airm an.
w O e m i i n *
M A P L E
e C o .Z All Southern Idaho
l E E D E L I V E R Y IiTirwhcre - Anj-time In Southern Idaho
P H O : ^ 9 1 - W _ _
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K D iv o rc e s Off r e _ A w a rd e d J [n C o u r t H e re s "‘W orce decrecs were haiRlcd Priday by D istrict Judge Hugh « « «Ver. E ad i o l lhe sl* cases was , j n tlUd v I'f'd Vtgi .TJaeTTciaHf' Tfcin r a l l r ucardefl- & dlvorcc frooi.Lloyd ne. She also wa* granted dy of one m inor chUd: ISO >rt money per month: II7J0 »«om
»1 ahd d o { ^ -bllU incurrfti e childbirth a jia ‘«100 attorney Tlttno
Earl E. W alker represented . ‘‘W JLlcLane. JroUiy Crouch. T»'ln FaUs. w«.i cd ■ a divorce from Sobble :h. She also was Riven custody minor eon. Raybom and Ray- KIL represented Mra. Crouch. '" ii nl
s Harvey waa granted a divorce *’ Clarence Harvey. She also was custody of two m inor children.
. Dibble represented Mrs. H«r-
ce Kruse, T u ln Falls, wn.i K C ded a divorce from Lester e. She wa.1 given ctwlody ot minor children and UO prr V V h support motley for each JjM . Earl E. W alker reorescnled ' V K ru « r ■' = ■ JW ,in Crow, Tw in Falls, wns ded a dlvoree from Lura M. prM '. He was repre.tenled by'W . L.
Irlela Arnold, T u ln Falls, rc- f,?/" d a dlvorce-Jrotn-Jiuncs-M. Ar. -U .ie-o fne rm n tflrm iB m c.'P n" -*‘ «o|- Q 00<b-CBr. waa rgsturrd tn e»!l» Amold. Se was represented by o m and R ayborn. ■"‘f'
Divorce Sought ‘ mroi Fredenberg charges Alvlii : enberg wlUi extreme cruelty and A man trea tm en t in a divorce Matnt flled -PrWay In dUlric^ \ ' t. Mrs. Fredenberv atsa seeks- t< iraUon of he r form er name of i| Hlllebroi<k , . . -le couple was m arried Dec. 7, 'tfO T , In Milwaukee, WU. Raybom Rayboro represen t Mrs. Freden- p l j
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GENER.CQMPIJ
LLS. IDAHO _________
[ficers Selected 1 mn By Acequia P T A l E - v :CEQUIA. April a - N e w offlcen from NUie PTA here are Mrs. A lbert two-daler, pre.Udent; Mrt. Glen Sroad- slonaryd, vice president; Mrs. K en of Ood■Ilford. Aecretary^ and Mrs. Mike ■eks, ireaaurer. ' r ~ “”Ticy-axre-elected a t a-meeU n« « - ll WediiMday evening a t the ftlgh oel.—- A-y ro g ram - followed—th e ^— |;Uon and business meeUng. Ineiuaed e n 't h e proeram—wer* I 8> by Ciirolliie and Mona Yagnes, ompanled by Mra. June Jone*: » dlnit by .Myma Kenl; a song by . aiuI"Mia: AIherl'BreR-erton,_andno hfiloi'by Mra.,Jotiefl. - H <iuteue.i were Mrs. S a il Eppers.!i. pelbcrt Parker.and Mrs. Clyde H j
STVnENT PLEDGED I Q'IU :r . April 33-M ark MarUn. H I n( Mr. and.Mts. Lawrence M ar- H | , h u been pledged to th s Inter*Ictiiui# K nlghu, v> i f l 'h o n o ra ry tm iu y «i the Oollege of Idaho, ■
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TNANCINCTiurkom. w itb a 'nidenlUl Menlhly.Paymcol Moit*• | f l> mnre lIxD • ( m J a»r»—'■ « “duulile-Junip."__________
»ll» for lump inm prlntiiisl raT-- ____irnti nor Inerrsici tn lodsy 'ilow _Kcrrit n ie i. Kverytlilnf U £ u d uO1 »d»«nce. TliU p lin Js ■TillsWe W l1 Mlected M<lloni. _ AU type* FEA reiIJtn iltl le in i
• TwSWIM INVESTMENT CO.
Auihwlif^ Mill, tikn tuiltlur UUTNT, rn ^ n lu rU M iW * c*. Bu
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la k e r and GarcoRS — RIPPERS .........................ZERSJ W iNCHES_______________ __
ERSIVIDENERSW ERS
tl M achinery Co.MIXERS ____
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I City’s Voters ^ p tE Y . AprU a i - A "gel out and :amp»lfn for the Durley•1 elecUon Tuesday, haa S,V;lopted u a project by Uie xhurM asJunior a ia m b e r of Com- ”1,-lth the ftlm t>elng to gel as , ‘ ‘7 , ,uallfled voter* to the poll* Harvey a
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0 and from Uie poll*. High tudenu wUl cooperate In the_no-hoat < by driving the car#, with ________
II E arl Carlson In chorga of L E G A I en t acUvlUe*. They also wlU phone-'anffwerliig faclllUe*. UVKHTOC1 Hayes, chairman of trans- f ALi n committee, aald Uiat a* complete arrangemenla are R.aW r le phone number to b« call- Twin Kaiii tfon*poruuon on TuesdaypubllclMd by the Burley and/ot 1.1
atlon. Leo H art 1* co-ehalr- • “'i d « v « ra l Jayc*«» hava.roU1 Uio use of their cars, .1 nier. i<
bufllnewi a t Uie Thurwliiy rrppoaai.(cUng included Uio appoint- I'S;!;Brn<J Meaaer lui ptibllelty id.ho.- n f President Tom Foster. Jr.Phelan reported on the dis- E5hibi.*nSI o f Uclut4 for th e Qalo idaho.-*ic e r t here W ednesday, April I'rempHi proceed* to go to the swim-ol fund. • i‘,ir jio.rOrayot, chairman df ' the r»cti»ed ail j pool constnicUon. com- ^ ,1 ' r c p o r te d _ ^ l UiejBell. d ig.■enitiora” Br*the Tecreaaon' w flnn i't i tre completed, with A. J-ver and sons donating the »«Mn.esting equlpmrnt wa* being n . Couaction Friday to detennlnc f.']''!;,*/,
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1 Postpones lone Rate HikeLAKE CITY, April 23 OTr- jo"^s ^1 ’h public aervlce cocnnilMlon co'-rAiftoday unUl July 11 furUier undkii; n a petition from th e Moun- Les Telephone and Telegraph r fo r on Irnmedlatfl rate tn- NOTtPCompany aaltcd th a t Ita In- vtt’Jhm.nibe authorU*d now. with •nm w o
. eollecled to be Impounded 1Ible refund In the event the wiii. inintI la ter were denied. Ktiua^iTi
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Lake City on the annual Vowuhi atrip . • -------------were accompanied by Mrs. | s =tS F \’IIIlamMn. Mrs. Marie Miller, b a k ip Mrold Lancaaler, Mm. Jamr* ..■ jJjS jSrr. M n . Lyle Bchnltker and U 'e jf c B Hanson.
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}t>Master A w ard ......'resented at Meet e MNSEN, Apm Z 3 -Irv ln Keenan presented a poAt-moater's pin metUng of the Hansen Orange fday evening.igrom consisted o{ two tllm i on H U sr control ahown by Keith ey and Dr. Olen A. H ais. e members agreed on May I.oa ‘Orange d a j" dale to attend , q l : Jommunlly church. r i l lFreshmenu were served by a 3*1 commillee. ^ALFI
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Ijr. Mar 10, !♦*•. (or all iral»rlalt, **"*"r libor, and i«r«len rwjolred (or Mldrilal U Ihe coiwlnicUco ot a M«t«:ek iihlbll bulldlna le Ix eonilrueted »-Twln falb O nntr Talr Ownnda ^MaaU thall be enelated In t aeal^ tw. addr«aicd lol "Twin PalU CouBt, \ | | |lk>ar.l or Twin FalU CognU. nier. «•••-* Tb* kliMtr't niBit and tM r«i ippear on tbt oulalde e( tb* esrtlopeabo thtll kt cepllonxi "Llmtock _____
I Saiwinf. TwIb fallt Coontr, Filer,nptir at ()>• heur maBtloned aboT*.opwaU will he rulilkir opaatd am] _______tloud at lhe « m t. -or eald Coantr Hoard In Pltr. Idthb.; AST bUl >d a(t«r lk> itlpaUttd cloelBr ttme M< ovt WlU be relaraed UBOpened
s l i v s ^ s s s r - y s f f E t e s — ^r Kilc Doird. filer. Idaho. l>r writlna I Doeru at iitd addrtu er calllna la'Counlr r.lr T'oard »( Twin r*Ilt .1 and' ts «•!'« anr ln(nrmal*lto.*VIN FALW COUNTY FAIR DOARO
■ Tiler, Id*»>h: April U, IT. XI, Xkr 1. t. III*, n : o r w s it o r ATTAoniBTrr&!l,'YJ£!c,5£"!ST§,'c,'i!f ': FTATT. o r IDAHO, IN AND FOB K FALU COUNTY.It. S-l-E AND ALniCUS B- NVF., 1
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,EAYE FOR ARIZONA n-EFORD. April M — Mr*, e Ouerry and Marie. Mrs.Sample and Charlea Doune !d Uila wetk (or Mesa. ArlL, ipendlng a week hero wlUi !i jm d inend*.
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os Mt*. Elena LetJaron Is ped off a.^1 .h — . ..-------1 m arket -Iroductd-haai.il., . Van Tlollej30-yenr-olrt divorcee said to- 1C had (leclliied an olfer of Kc from a man who flew here Havana, ll lliiinii lo pop the QutiUoQ. " "My liei iltt.Ulm I^^asnX -lntertsted." «*d-»boul 111. "I Iclt ho waa Uylng (a jiiou ld i»r O i f J a i o jomethlng.” ,t - tton’t J-ou?'w nOdctl:. .......................•_____ -ThB .jilajJuldn't maxrji anyone un lev for commc
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LeBaron announced recenUy I* looking for a husband to ir her house and feed he r midren. all under » . eros»-country nomeo ite p - „ t o ,
r a plane here yesterday. In-,H h1m<LPlf n fririr Vn'mjwyolleston of HavHia. I ll- andI’vo come to marry you.' ferton coikid he wa* a mural a rtist from tl b a j bt>. nt., and added; - M n , cr a;lieart grew Tlni* wh«n I _____ =
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WASHINOTON. April 31 (AV-A p V irslnlk editor- (old the American Society of Nmp«i>er Editor* tti t
•• p ress a m besf hoW public eontt- dBiee by reoudUtlnj "Joum»lbUe
" . '■ touie press fre«!om.. . . Tom H anw of lh* Norfolk-Led-
c e r D ltpitt«h toued tlie nineitlon In to a wide-op«n debaU a t ASHE'i
___ umual-coB»enUc>n-Qa. th£...10Dlc: ..■■■ does tUe mUeutMed Novfmbcr elee-- t lo a me«n the prtsi li out of step •
,wlth th* public/ ; ------- ,Hwies.borbed hU Ulk wllh * pro- •
posal th a t A8 NE live Itwlf a “rigid •eU-«u»mln«tlon." lake tare tha t IU xuwspat>er members live up to lu code of cthlei. and throw out any TloUlors “before Ihb conTentlon'ad-
^ * l r i ^ e free-Jor-all talk lhat foi- ■ lowed, tho editor* aeemed to agree ; t h a t the majority of newspapen
' need no t reproach lliemielves for S UtUnff the loalns nlde In the Tru- |1 mui-D ew ey conlejt. but' shouldf c a if fuUv ponder ttheUier.lhtY flto “ f u clo*e to th rlr reader*' tnliidi ax2 they could be. __
___ Meet rnd* Tod*)' x«.A SN Tw ill wind up IU thrce-day ^
tneetlnR SnUirdny u |t)i lh* «xp«cUd ( •JecUon of D, MeKelway; cdllor of ^ th e Wa.ihInEton Star, to lhe iffe.'I- ^ dency. A metnbrrflilp poll inrfy be u /
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The ne.vilon heard Ihree off-the _ i I: record M>ecchp»-a brief talk by
Prw ldenl Trtimsii frijm «J>Wi.eic.it ' the worklfW pre« »n» bTnW, antf
* Ions And warmly mjplnudrd «d- ‘ jdt«aa by SccaeUry o f 's ia te Ache- ,
I son. and u i evenln* addre.-u by Sec- *! ret*ry of Defewe Johnjon. uu
The general debate on what went Jwrona with tha election predictions b«nd w hat the wronBnesu might mean —produced these views from four dli- cuiilon leaders: TO
phlllp H. Parrlth of Uie Momln* r! Oreeonlan. Portland, an Indrpen- j,
d en t Republican paper which sup- —ported Rjfpubllcan Candidate Thom- u E , Dewey; loi
TTie papem almnst unlvenally •>vouched for tlie polls os tclenUflc, ”•Qd so Identified tliemselvas witli i>
__th? jwlls. . . . we have permitted a i-- feature to paw In lhe robe* of adoctor of science." h.
Richard J^ jln n e sn n , editor ot — T he Chlcoeo fiuiPrimes. n Demo-trtU o newspaper which aupported FkI
- Truman: ^•TVe o t tlje pres* have far shorter co i
memories than the poeple. In the ^ Ions memory of the people RrowlnB 3^ otit of poverty and desperations of n the early I930X came the mystery of the 1M8 election." _ =
Psul Miller, editor of th* Iloches- I t f TImea-Unloa an Independent n c It«publlcan paper which supported m Dewey: BTC
-There's nothing wronu between _ ~ newspapers ond people th n t good reportlna won't IU. . . . (rood report- '
•lii« U“ U « one absolutely bwic w- seotlkl to winning public accepUmce and holding It."
Intensity Program w ilA resolution for consideration —4^
Saturday untes an Intensified pro- gram of forelim Information by tlie j t - t sU te department. I twoutd re- quest th e Associated P reu and Uni- Wa u a Pnaa to ^ m U h to the govern- r i tnen t “Th'e news''*ervlce.i required 'rSIi to conduct an effecUve program of foreign Information."
O ther proposed policy statements Include: Opposition to off-Uit-rec- ord speeches by public officials; con- mittaUon with the pre-u .services on k.
' the hours of release of new* stories Intended for m om lni and after- _!:>
. noon papem; n propo.'wl thnt photo- oii<» grapher* be Rranled the s*me court- _ i i room privileges as reporitr*.
Represents IdahoKINQ HILL, April 33-T he Rev. - l i i
R. I. J3ame*. pailor of the local "*■'church, wtll represent Idaho a t the i»!church'* general aw m bly a l Duck aTH Hll! PalU. Pa.. May 30 to 33.
Me was appolnled a.t mlnLMerloJ "" commissioner by Uie Idaho P r tvbytery to a ttend Uie aisembly. So
. -M ra. Barnes aisd-fBiiilly wUl te - cDTi ecmpany the pastor a i far a* Corn-lng, la., where she will vlili relnUvr.i. **“
$50.75 Is Collected In Cancer Campaign ,
PILER. April 3 J-A lot^l o ; »Wn.s has been collected lo dsi'e In Ilic cancer fund drive, Mrs. Chnrlr.N ^nnlO K ham nnd Mrs. O. W, Hiiby, drive eo' e h t i t i h a v r 'T r p o T l r d
, Donations have been received -----from Uie OES. IB; HllWde Helpers U Club. SS.2J. W8CS. W50; Pller 14 f!( O range. M. and Elmwood elub. »38. at r
British Protestan Call by Princess
LONDON. AprlLM (^*_A protest.-culrt aealnM an,- nir.,i„i, cf P nn c e v rT iv e MaTBaret and Pi.ix- piu» XII ha< and been lodged by two Proiestwit or- Th w lia U o n * . • 6 tc n
They asked King Oeorsf VI. itm - . "N
land, to see th*l h ! ' IS.j-Mr-oIrt' (nun daughter doe.^ not have an nuclirnee' pre^-. with the Roman CsDinllc [viiiiiff on linn a tour of Italy she plsni lo .Mnri qiieM
'" ‘■s.'lThr "long. hlMnrlr • I r i i g g U lo in
agaln.M papal infhirnfc m iiir m njr rrtcnlng hou^e'• of Kndand u a i «nv
.uouULetter* were m il l«. thr kiiiR b) -W
• th e Pn3te*Uni Tnitn so<lM>-, nn i , i - ' luMif fonnaUon agency rrpfc.".r:iuiis ma^t ■ vale
•P rotfstant chu^rhf^ m Dntai.i and the r by m e Katlonni Union of IVote.^.' Imior tanUi in no rth rn i Irrland 1„-They were b « W ui«n ' te-.l.-ii
.from lu ly lo « ir Dnii- ti preu .'•ay. ! lone lng M arrarrt mlcht csll on lhe Pii;>e iniiur a t some Ume durinc llie monlh r.he ' mnnv plans to spend in Italy. Ttirrr viMt'- no cennrrnaUon of such a plan in T hr elUier London or Rome Mlt! 1
BcUi B ua ingham P a b rr anrt Val- , nrrvri Jean auUiorlUr* declined rommmi. I K i n r .
unofncla l Vatican sourcei. h o a . i B n i ever, nald imeh a meetlnc rmild be I olic ei
paacto* ch<««.-iih*-eViiir need nol kiM the Pop<"i. rms iir,w • r e r kneel Protocol doe* not r t - : iiie C
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wa»»i. IS W qg. Artlillf Uwnty Salan.
aludrata al raducad prleea, luntor tiu. d « l M tk (m . Uaehlnalaa and «Nld »a»M. Sl.ca Haauly Arta Afad»m. ' J
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\'itULN rlotflni. U«na r^oralnt •<ikltolo.Tlllar. 5**. Huana Vlila.______
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P A I N T IN G IP A P IC IU IA N G JK G
R K R T V K S T K R
United SifttM families avprsgrcl I .fiOO ol !tip Insurance pcoieeUon I mld-ye.Tr 1947,
I t s B a l t l i i i i ; I— 5 o n P o ] ) c P i u s
i rc l t . M ost r*rotfstanl unriirn rr-vpd by the Po jy l.tke hi.' Iiand ^1 curtesy allghtly. jjp"rhe T ru th society letter, sicnrd by n r rrrelary J . A. K enslt. said: I,; N atura lly your maie5tv’» . . .h w . .H~"hrr every h'a^ine^'> In h e r ' i'ti rnrv. Bul ue . knowlne we
lhe v)e*5 of n A-rr)' larKe :.er- | _*'jT of llir publli-. ErBcli)u\ly do r r- ' '•M .vinir maJr.My nol lo g’lvp ;>rr. 7]' . 'ion fur a v w t to the IV>pe and inform th e tovem m rn l and ynur JcMy’f nmba.'^nrinr m Rome lliat• n rrancem m t fnr ^urh a v w t »” UUd luil have vmir appr^vnl. • *“VVliiLM nn offlrlnl vM i might p r ^ :lfy one courrr of action, a prl-c viMt (. Ufh n.s ».■> planned for Mi
prince.v.) i.« in a tllllcreni re-nnsliip. J I- »':ti vtr« of Ih r tr r n i ' of ou: Pro- i J,."llll oon'tltuiicni. Kiiined n.'irr a j ijar. hM orte jtnismle ncalnrt jiapnl j cikk
IV nrr llnxlnu^ thn l llir i>ro[Ki-ccl
h r N allonat Union of Pmle.vinnt.v ,It "beRcmc hts ma)e^!y Ui , . - i
'rn l niiv vl'it to llie Vftllrsn bv ' '''• irr.-< M n rsa r f t" •rm u i lien » i ih .th t Roman Calif, ehurch u r r r cut by Ktiik' Itriin-
Ir - H e w w r .—n»r-'v f-«n iT fiiT f --*•« ro.xsl in tn ru e f1rvrlo:>'-il l>rtnrr f,',' Chuicli of Englanfl vjij. Iiim lyl
SITUATIONS WANTEDWANTKBi CarwnlCT »oik. n»w et f».
m..dilli.». Call «484->H. T»ln TalU. f01(
aral alaanlnr.—4 -d tr ,«a«k , rtfnltr.
DAV aunary for chiw'r«u 1 to » «ara e( aca. lEmllr i’rroa^IIIS %amlk tKeBa
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^*aipart*°'ulllni. *Nb bo il^rlail r«1!»
BmlOt. U ll Klmbatlf-noad.
WAKTEOs flardan «r tmall •cnw e tcw tasrU i^-niwliut, D V'
H E L P W A N TED — FEM A LEi:Xl-iKlKNCS:0--wallMM.-A^lr- In fwr-
•nn.. Kofaraoa Cctl„ Shop, T-ln f.llt. tdiSs.
WANT .om.» U»ak.n>«'. Pamaaa.1 It • allifa^lorr; food aalarr. i'rlaala roomand hiDi. Thona 4CI. Jarama.
Klir.-CTigflTard aaraapai.pr.. S^aU Bp toaw^St
------ WANTEDF i r s t Cla.sB
ST E N O G R A PH ER r o n coNSTBUcnoM phoject
AT BUBS, IDAHO Khovild liata al laatl 4 yaan vail rouiiUad aiparianca.
SALARY tSM.OO PER MONTH
Call o r W rite
M ORRISON-KNUDSEN COM PANY. INC.
r. o. nox IS* n u s \ idaho
H E L P W A N TED — MALEMKCIlASlirWinlrl, (jm! impcrtualu (ur
iKa.illlil inan. AppIr Ovanar H«Ii>r
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•' pa^nTar iwmM'A<lm'Ml7ra“llJn\ulWy»lr«r'-unil». Cf>a1 ►alli. MunLana.
COMIimATION Watdrr and *11 Around Khcp Win. Nona btil (Irat «Iaa naad ap. nly. r.ul Equlpmanl and W.ldlat Sbap. l-a.il. Mahn. Phona. flgrlay
WANTKl>r rj^rlaacad J^lja lor aad all-■ara. rbona :*WS. u'uruwb. ClarUa Callan.________ _
tlrmaj ot^rnia t r ^ h-nia or offira; tlm. pIKIad irilam. pmrad plan. TafSanr .
mrrrhaDdUa accuralalr. Ah>iulrl ba ' Phralcallr ^Kirn) arut aapabla of han.ltlntf ">'n. "“ n hanil-rllln*
TlllMl i^UlnT'Tof T h m t Wo..U ,o» ' llba lha taiurarllon anil Indrpaniltnfa i>t raur cwa blUInaaaT Wa >.a pr..UI>lr :arranir a rural Inrillt? nr rlir
livil k“ »wn!°m^J’*n!ir.'''lJu™n7i ■.h.,U.ala—aali at ratal). I.a'tp ' Wrila i<4ar. Raarlalili'a. Drrl. lUIJ- :i : i . ;u l. IVn.ar. C..l-tario._________ .
•SALESM AN•Wanl..l to laka o.ar >.l<r%lr..VUAKKHr PRODUCTS ROUTK •
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VR. SMAVrn aft»r tl fiur..l.,, .nt,
FA RM H A N D .Irr ig n to r P refe rred
. bouaa. csnlni sad milk ' farnl>li.d. Top wasaa. __ .
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W. T. W A LK ER173« FRANKLIN ST rOAKLAND. CAUK. ^
H E L P W A N TED —MALE & FE.MALE 5
IU S IN E .< S o p i ^ r t U m t TES -L()i: CatilB Irn. Llvini ouartan Xa> _
lUlmar. Umirlaln Hot,. , rhopa n>4, _
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r v UKKIl parlor. «ood montr diakari amall L , mbdrrD horn* la coed Uasic Valirr W n Mual lall dua to olhrr biDlaaaa. will trada
fnr Tarla Falli ^panr,^«>r_ «»od tiwli
LAUlUl-Xaur ahanca ta oWD.a pratlUlila t«.lar«a of roar o>n. I am noalac to
— . Callfomla. lo will-aali mr tilaaf(rr Sr>*• «» "tarr. Ilxlkiclni »iiglpmrnl. cHlfa fatnl-
rciTitlllbin. I'rlca.1 rlghL Caah or larma - - TnlRlBr'frTT.-ft>r-(on-paTlkalat» phona
Dex !•:. Tramonlun. Uuh. for appolnUnanUs ; :
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rOR SAI.E .^ BODYSE AND P A IN T SHOP -Mt. . lirJT uur IN TWIN FALLS
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— BOX 40-B TIM ES-N EW S
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PH O N E -^(U U .302 WEST HEYBURN
B U SIN ESS CORNER FO R S A L E
« I ni.-l.rn. J-had rnttafaa, ataam haatad ■ .room houaa, > (our-room aparlminia. i t caliln drlar-ln lun<h and auuipminl and Mobil rilllr.1 lUtlon. 1)7 (<«■ (ti>nlaia on hl(h»ar l«. unllmllacl parkin, .bla.-V topto'Ta"Umr oVnNo^'o'n'MlllJrprica.
CONTACTC. F . K IR B Y
Duhl. Idaho
BOARD A N D ROOM IIIIAKII anU ruim fur wra. *1* (lh A>^
F U R N IS H E D ROOMSJ - CllMHlllTAIlLK~ aa-n alaapl.., r.^m. i;I tor llh Aratmr tjiil.
Sl-KKI'IMl r<«m. Uth. raoklni pllillain.
ll« I VACANCIK.S .n.an onlr. riionp JCH. „ »«l : t..I A>antia Niirlh.
arKrT rMi'T .;; ^ . ri..;a m. »>•A..hua .M.,clh. Twla l-atla.
.P- C1.KAN. .nrnforUMa. alan.ln, room naar ep. halh. >14 ~lh Avanua ^Ual._________^ ■’■‘I"''
Inc prMlrcaa; iil'ltltlca furnlaliiO. I'Wa— - al»W...................................- -a-*
iitlh, nuuMa antranrV Man prafarrad.
7, CpUHIItTAhl.K (rnnt aW lnii room nait
» F u 'llN IS H E D A IT S . ~
AI-'aHTMKNT to-r".;-ni: u frW iS C .l^
lb m!j„n.' U .lllX furnl.U. ,ar-
” tli:l1T h.iuact»i>lnj^ apartmant.^ PtWata
II; ~ U N K U IIN IS H E D AI‘T O ~
F U im 'l's H E irH O U S E SMKIOM m..1rrn l„,u.r, fr.m Ma, 1 Au.
iiniiKiiN t,Jt'.'r to"i^'.' tTM V ^ri^iih"
in V ..^ n ,. for
— ~ U N F iiR N isT iT :rr iT 6 1 7 sE ^
N n s u i T t h n f E j i 'Tr i.ud t^ .,l..|,^a laa .rw . for rant It.aar-
or IS h „ . .T f ~ .; ;k.
rULOlNU chain for'all ooraaloni. aUatrla
(lied toBdltlon an tha aarond floor of lha Idaho lhaalar hDlldlnf. Call KaaT- Wminaon.K.r-nk l.nmSn Cn Phr'na m .
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• IDAHO F IN A N C E CO.LOANS
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f MONEY TO LOAN
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SECURITIES CREDIT CORP.
Radio Bids- Pbon* 690
H O M ES FOK SA L ENEW";n'.::b;d^om hom.'«n tO .~ 'T.-rS:
C«» »*»•_______________________:-ilKUUUOM muJarn homa. *1* Srd •><
New hoiiaa .111. balh. Ingulr- 4M Ird Avanu. Ninth. __________
S-IIOOM modarn hou.t. l7l^raduca.|. In nulra IM Norlh Waahlnston. Pbun
uV OWNKIl: Small h.«j*a la Twin f alli unflnlahad l>a«rmrnl. laria lot. I’hun
JU.ST mno<lal<0: 4.r...m houar.—trarai-varrtao-apoi. UJda.tnkca it. iic
• Walah Ja-w>lrta. Ktmlwrlr. lilahti.UV OWNKU: S-toora homr. S rooma li
baiaamasl. Can l>a aaparala apartmanl ImmadiaU p^~k>n. tl.MO. SSi Aal
fUaira. nil furnarr, attxha.1 saraia. ISC—TTa?t-iirn—
MRB. ROBINSON 8A Y S - _ “II!# biii-bilu<n< t*e rUht panoa . nnd , tha rlsht biwa locrlhrr. TrII.marn-fi.S ’ u **?',oJ"' " “■
"Aild If'ro"i ".‘lil 10 .<11. n i find a bujar,"c . A. ROBINSON. REALTOR
Uk. 4 Tr. nu*. TaL-m or Ol»IIt».
ATTRACTIVE: tla lrvom hona Is Olua Ukaa a.ldUIon. Mirror di«r. ruomr kltchan, hardwood floora, j^ lra bawmant tadrooru, aUjkarand roaaa. Attach'd (arai^.
C E C IL C. JO N E S -UpaUira Hank S TniiU lira. i. Tb. Mil
BKAUTIFUL TWO-BEDROOM.. milltlUUAN h«loa. oak (lm»a, firaplara.
PHK-Wa’iI :.U.Ii.-.m modarn homa. l-nlrunm, iarca luU Ulua Labaa A.lilfl
K ;‘ l . J E N K n ^ '“i : i Main A'anua Waai
I I MOUICRN3 BEDUOOM HOME
^ia.l’a. On "luirhl'^^k *.fVo’ n.|. vidDrn
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SlIORIIOSr, IDAIKl
FOR SALECm—1 brkk homa.......... .... -.:_IIC.ie«
r-loll-mrnl .......111.MOUiilmi'io.a.1 t aciaa .............. t 4.600
JO H N B. ROHERTSON I r r i p n t c d Ijind .s Co.
— ONLY ;:;.5no —.. A .VERY .A rm A C TlV E_ .
SMALL HOME
H ILL COUm-RLYi«» Haio ^A-j-a - i-h,mr :r>n
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rO M E AND SKE IT!
2 0 5 a J A C k S O N
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HOMES FOR SALE----- 4.R00M
0l»»JS. I7S Filar Aaaog* WiaL
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----- ^'a«ll"n, Sl«k.r.'^h>riuli«?” ai5 .dto-— 1 j«.al iBcIudwl. Hardwood (loon. I»
• ixrllon br appolnlmrat oalr. Tbosa^ l»l«-__________________
ATTHACTIVK **«<Ixpodi hoiSaTrartliU# nalnlctL Good roof. Jlcllir»4iaalfr hasHr,— • Sltf i*rl wlih-biclf-(tpr«ir/,0 . « 1>.
riraltanl kxalloB. ' InqtllrB 4TS BfotUkaa llmilaaard.__________________
OKK IIKIIIIOOU homa. Riralimt loca- ao 1l«n on wall lucalad lot. *9.544.00.
IJ.ina.M down. Ilalinca lU.M pet— mnnlh. Kaltr Raal F.aul«. ' 1SS4 XIb>-— I>rlr lloa,I. Phon. U%U.__________
MCr. tlOUr-. 4 room aad bath. ala<2-(oom cabin. Ia. Kctcbom. Cloa« la, ;i^ blocks (rom Mala Strtat aad ob<
----- bl<«k from K.UhuRi-San Vallaj blsbwaj',IhkJ locaUon. laioadUU pouaaslos-
SIT.
ou"'. ATTRACnyE ACBEAOB UOKB;ii7 BaMsablr pricad.
CALL J«t-M
2 " |i 1 - !■' • — —r, ESTATE'" t MUST BE SOLD
A HOME IN HAUSEN J— 3 hcln. im lafS^^ ^ a a ^ r ^ t
__ ■ ClIAIlLEy ynUNfi-S^DI«k.mllh.pbc^
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* : HKIIUOOM mo.larB hcma. flni«h*l , l.a.i-cT.nl, oil furnaca. tS.SM.«0.‘ i: . j00,00 -III handl.. 4% loaa.
— I W. 0 . SMITH---- RANK a TRU.'rr IlI.DC.
Si I SUBURBANFIVE A O flis
M-l.-rn *-r..,tn h.>ma, (urnara and
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TWO OF OUR I: ELECTIVE LISTIN G S
3 BEDROOM HOME: rar ra.aia n -lM In 4 acr. M lha
__ I "'..I .i.art..u. ai>4 haaullfullr land-I I—ar I'’*" rou >.,ubl a ip«l lo par. HEW
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.lij^Maln Mt. H. . IJiuBc. H U .
_ TWO BEDROOM HOMElu-lr.H.n> -in ku.maiM. Iar(« IMbi llaraiK :s 1/^.t iot'.in‘o«chanan BU
1 AND 2 ^ n r o i^ M ^ H O N t t
« THREE0 ; npXIROO.M HOME
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C. E. ADAMS C. E. BEYMER
Realtorst t i Main *«. t Pko.. K4
FAR.MS FOR SA L E
,•10 ACRESCa.flrfor.T ill.lrlrt All cooil (ana 1. 0.1. <;r.li. alr.a.lr lo.n. raadr (or
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r n o i r R 1 oo ACRES
CALL 25,1.1
; ____ 10 A C R E S ____
80 ACRES
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FARJI3 FOR SALE^ ‘ -------r s ,-80 ACRES
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rtif.: ' •• • ~ ' I_ -40 ACRESlec*. SK mllai (raa Iowa. 4-reoai boa*. M.M. <*«si walL barn for 10 c m . peaitrf
per bouaa. acbool bus. bUb tcbool aad Xla- rrad* acbool. mllli aad mail reou. |b- ___ nadlaU poomloa. H.M044.
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5S: FARMS FOR RENT .----- S« ACRES aoulb ef ilanatn. MiHt haa* ra— I «r«BCa». Phoaa l*t*-W or *171.L-- R R A L. F , S I A i E - ^ m SA L
TWO M sl» ladualrlal loU. a p r Call 441-J. Mr. Hpatla. ~
FOUR UNIT spartaast ptrlac hltb Inia ««t. Oiitatandlnc location. Phon* 1*1
t CHOICE raWaac^wia oa Bhogp ai m{ Madlsoa. laOPlr* Earl Otrldaes. M um |_ Cllr Maraat. _____« r ACIIKS paatar* Isnd. Yaar aroui— — *eatbai.S4at.Vi«».ll*lBU.~4l ■op Main Avoiua Norlh.____________
^ aaa Mwar.JlB^^aW ^ .» .4 W . Thet
NKAKLY acr* wItb oo* Indroom honi H i rear* old. Rarrla* aad ahrvba. I*h»i
liar—44SS.JI nanlnci.. '.la ; t^ct.' Ida.1 for moul
hom* tlia la KorUi KaUhsm. Bordat M- hlthwar on bleb sida. Pbooa t041.
CALIFORNIA sad Oraxoa ranch laad (1.71 par acr« Dp. *c atatap* brlan cl «ul»,^raelfk Und^. Do* m o. lloIN
___I KOK KALEl Ursa cholc* r**ldanco butl>___ Inc lot. cnrncr of Duchaoan and Flla___ K,war InaUllad throosb lot. i'atar
Taber Co. I'boci Mi. . . .. , 1.0 VELY 4 acr* tract, ia cllr limit
«omp1*lalr modara. 1 badrooai boa* wllJ b < ? ^ T i a w i r«»«l"ro^‘ M ^ 'iaold to aattla alata. Phon* 01»*Jt.
( ROOM HOME to inora. Ila* ,,wn.
*0 ACRKS 1Q Rilf)i Autr tlMUi bom* and mitbulWlnn-'IM T>"-«cra. It'a Good.
ELM ER P E T E R S
LOTSW* hart two lau Ib Korlbwat i-irt o( cllr. Al pra-war pricaa. If rou ara
^ lookinc (or a bartala in loU hara la ,c,- >our"cbanca.
i r F . t GRAVES & SON — J ' OR: THOS. E. SPE E D Y“S ,IUdlobldc. Phona >11
, , G A R^E HOUSE oa lood oora«r lot.
4 lUOM^^nOUfiR with (oil baaemaal
. COOD IIUSINE-VS IX5T wllh amall J bonaa. locatad North Main, jj.to0.00,
w n HAVK HbVEKAl. t a t Mroomhomaa. -.11 local.\l. raaclnc In prlra
^ from II.SM to tK,«II0. Ilattar la-
„ E . W . McROBERTS & CO.__ I -Elba bid*. . - phoB* «»
A LARGE i BU SIN ESS BUILDING t ANDr' TRACT OF LAND
W m t 3 MODERN HOMES^ floaa In. Iriaal /or laraca or machiB* a ^ulproanl. * coa. .na-.ma.t.
ntlCED rOB QUICK SALE '
H ENSON. BAKER AND BICF
J Phono 5BS
~ ^ F A im IM PLEM EN TS_ 14 INCH Molina ttimbla plow. I'bontn t4»0, Wmbarlr, Idaho._____________
OLIVER aulomallc Ihraad.r har halar. , Iln. Phona «it>.R|,• »«* FORD 'r*r7..un l.a. tJrT o'.Vr.irl.a.
ncallaal c«n.imon. l i l t Farmall.U.bau- r on plo— anil culll.atof. Sti|>.rU)r W t
and baaa drill wllh Ford hookup. Hanc- I Oft plow f*t A or n John Da*ra. liar-
rack tad rabfcar tIrwS -afon. rhaap. 1*4:r ! i ^ v . ‘‘r ? . :% t r r . i 't 'o n : ! ^ r -
CUSTOM FARM W'ORKiEAMAN TI14.IN0
HAT 8ALIN0 W iai TIED
HAT CTIOPPINO_ L«< aa Sf rpsr Ptilsra sad suich iraJi
wl-b Iba iaamaa Tlllar. W* alao tiaar
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• S-Ur MK>f«kl-D.rt|•. • 1-bar Oll.ar
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MOLYNEUX . M A C H IN E f tY ^ ^
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— ; a »V UUI1.Di?iht) tuu^g s t o e a t roof, iito^ (Mk drtMXll rm d.llrn7 t» CEUAU PMU
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hubFTta^
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’ilS r tS rA L s •U m S ItS • RAOIATOM or rail t030tttjOf COntJH »A08 I t. OKE A-trp.
aARRY KOPPEL c a - pgn*;o»»Ul u i !>«. Baatk NEW baUtub
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•lltlE tlRMB WITH A»»BU». n «b>< Il,.n4 "NllralU- IH4% l«.« '
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CLEANER•ly new ................... $25,00 48 PLY
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PLYMOUTH 4-<loor eedin” .................. ...Rndlo nnd licaKr ......... 41S9S
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r.if'iicFORD 3-(k)or Mdnn 44 fotu) K Oood Duy..................... $395
STUDEBAKER 5 coup# ** nSdtol Very a t t n ........ .............$195
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LYMOUTH COUPE ' «i” -ELLINO FOR ... 11345,00
ODGE CLtJD COOPE ELUNO FOR ,.„ .| 685,00 -L'nl»tl 1)01ORD COUPE i-nc.»onELLINO POR ..,.$ 8i5.00
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h rniCE.^ ARB IN LINE iJ S a * itn f111 Wll.l. DK l-LKAsnU «>• L«"TH OUR COUim.OlIS ■»• ,iU rilIt.“'OLY SEIIVICK •• ]DKD C«l«i» Club ..KIM. Radio. *- ' - —i.iai and uiiil*rtoat«J --------------(iNTlAi:- «.do»r «*a*n. lUdlu. ’' '■*■>.t.r, hidn-matlo liUnimlulon, j | i n CUB'br.utUul ...t and piled tllht. | | | | OLD:
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R O E M E R ’S C A R S F I R S T !
W ELL GIVE A „'R HTEN GUARANTEE SON MOST O P TKESE
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Ktfdrlx. radio and bM ^. <P«l> mlUicht. m l eor.n. .•oRu \j.t*B pickup. I..P.H i»n r o jriBimUtlon. . .ITUDEDAKER U-U». <^P**d XIDCC Zwloor t«IaB m ,CHEVROLET n,EET«ASTER 4. . . . , l«>r ..lan , UIT fOrklERCURY CLUD <eup. nUICK Spaclal .MUn.lla I tit rOI3LD8U0UU.E .adiBalU . *nrJHEVkOLCT 4-docr ..dan rof:i!E\'ROLET Wocr ikI .b r«fiBUICK Supn club.tMp*FORD V ^ -n is r aMaaCIIEVnoLrr 4.dMr ttd.n T .vFOnD tudor iHlaBSHEVROLtT jHloor M -Q i'
AND SOME OLDER MODELS ON HAND.
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l.t: Tin*, tt.eea MU«A RmI Bit. llM t_ ........... .. ;BOB REESE* _ - j . USED CAH5 ■ ' 7 ' ’ ", ', ,m Mata K.
JY OF THE w e e k i ' ■Iltr cnzvBOLsr h t o k IM TlTM. 4-a»«a<. LowVtlaw.Ctem.RtM : - ••-.TT
BOB R E E S E '= • , r —T ■ USED CABS
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Sure; Mine of u i lUjr home or ir AU nuyb* »poid • fo» d*yi Jn Sla .think about w hen you plan your vac ot miles ju a t lo we acenery tha t la i
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---------- TTW iT».t«>mwphoiii o r . rijoti**laodcrmaa: Any mom lns after 6 u n . w u o*n ae« Phoebe, p u t 70 In j r e m A u t 40 In a«l)lty. worUnc *mons he r flowera. S hell have on m pair of men'a trouaen and an old
. ahlrt and will ilop to ware or call » frcetlnc lo ■ nelfhbor h a n tln t out her waah—ir an>-one U able lo get up earlle r/than ahe.
In a m a lK r of a few houra, «lie . . . - c a a b e ae«n hurrylns to caU h a bui
to attend a luncheon or shop, at- tlTKl a i lovely a i any b u t^ re u e d woman ta fw in falli. Phoebe even lausha a t the traniformatlon her*
I ever w e'je ncen onA Occaaloiifllly- - nhe alowi down lon« enough to en
joy a cup of coffee with a nelBhtar.
. _■___■ ,E very-« .oItcii-peopIe-bcslii talk*1»( about Uielr irlpn to Lhe de:ia\t. B i r e s n r s m i n t r w i H m i i p n f n w
- - - ton*ue, mada the remark, "I hnd an X -ray U ken of a tooth and there were three teeth In H." Anolhrr allp made by FraneU fu llr r w u "I only have four tcelh Icfl." To be fixed, ahe m eant.
Down Clover way, sprlnB fever nt- tacked a few farm en no they decided
-----------ni »o on a bis fUhlng irlp lo Salmon.and Ju»t for bis fl»h. They came back wllh only onr. Alvin Lulx' exciue waa. "We ate all the tmall
■ ................................... i f " '"We made 600 jnllex the f ln t day; the acenery was-wonderful," the toijrUl guihed. We made a note
. . th a t the only acenery possible to see a l th a l ra le would be the road un* wlndlns ahead of the ear. Speed. Apted and more ipeed. tla s anyooo slnce“ lhe day* of'covered wagons really appreciated KeneryT
............. ' M oir'A m erlcan soldiers vlsltGis.foreign landc during the late'Hmte were amaaed a t (he im all numbers o f dvUlan autoa and the large num- ■bers of bleyclei. But on a bicycle you ean tu m your head 'wiihoul dancer of h ltU ns a tn e or running down a «ow. You ean wnve to farme n worfclncfln the ftetdi, and they will wave b*ek.
r«ncM a re n 't blurred porta and w ir t- th e y U ke on Individuality a t
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spring w eather, most fQ)ki have tha lo Magic Valley, residents i « n t to ipem ird any niimtiKf Q t j 0im _ p ]a p jrip « j< ington? O r maybe ihey w ant lo vial ■est.make aho rl trip* around M*«1c Valte;
ilanley baaln. B u t here's something t- acnUon ihU year: Polks drive hundred. I alm osi commonplace to Idaho naUvea four, home aU te this year^
^ bicycle'speidi^ T eu ««« t«WM push'° Ins ou t to the highway and bac)
w in to farm s. I t 's a wonderful way foi a newcomer to become acgualnte< with th e valley.
‘‘1 people moving Into Magic Vallej find a friendliness which U one o: quiet g'reeUng.'There U none of thi bolxterousneu Ot large clUes. Bui you can 't appreciate Magic Vallej
‘® unUI you alow down and apeak u “ the people who make It bloom.■' We call I t a 'lilgh sU ndard ol ° llv ln sl” No one will rush ou t no i " to »ell the family car and purchaa< ' a bicycle. B ul tt m ight nol bt
^ uch A bad Idea. S low _da«n anxi -lh e —lit iiieiie wa:^ -th» trD ne t--------
^ *veri'onB In Maslc V alley -a i '■ elAewher<^httB heard the old Uie ’ of the widow and \ldow er getllns
m arrlod and how "my kids and your* klda a re beating our kids."-
o'^ co u ^e who dldn I achieve tha t, but n Btort«l ou t the same.* T h e widow and widower each l«rt I children, all right, so the nUge Wua Mt. But these children were a b ll
* olrirr than Uie ones In the well- worn Btary.
A few m onths after the couple• m arried, her daughter and one of 1 hU M ns ran off and got married.I. Now the cotiple’# (rrandchlldren 1 ar* In a »t«w. They have only
one n t of grandparents.
- Don and Helen Hulbert have be^ii preparing -to r.Jhe pant eU monihs
t for an au lo tr ip tn May lo Maineand Boston.
5 P in t . Don tore down th e engine » of th e only busgy and p u t In new• rlitffs. N ext on the 11*1 wero'sprlngs,
a new se t of Ures, and. finally, a new0 rad ia to r,> L ast Sunday Don hauled out the. nf.w ,n«Jjtijor_pnd. ii*rie«j. y i.yorJi.(. Before I t was over. It was a nelgh-J borhood affair. The old rusty boltss Ju st w ouldn't.com e off.- T lnally wlUi the help of his wire. : M nton Jepaen and a half doren kids.1 the rad ia to r was budged from iU I foundation, where tt had been rt» t-• Ine Blnce 1M9.r T he new fron t end w ent In fine.'' a ll IHe bolts f il Just like In the book.1 T hen I t was tested wlU» water. I tt came ou t. too—no plug.
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H s tr ic l S u p e n is o r o f t h e I n s p c d . S tan d lce , In s p c c t in j : Seed Polj
■AN SAID,>tatoes a re f t f evrpllnnf ried as Blue Tag. They d u rin g the season”
SEED FROM CALI Tested, grown in test •n ia 'sla te inspection. P
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Tbe backyard of th * H u lbe rt n deaee was combed. A U . th e 1 were (lucsUoncd. b u t itiU no dr plug.
Then Don eame up w ith & an t rubber marble,*' T h e m arb le .i
forert Inlo place. w al«r waa tu r in -an d It held.
Don's parting rem ark w hen pulled out for a (cat n m was. -
th a t okay so long as I d o n t h l l a bum pend « . •O P . —If^ you're .e v e r_ in U r* s t« l- ln -j
pMi events around H ollU ter. Ra MsrcbosM ean help you, po rtt larly If U-».»omeUilng to do «
^ po llU cj.w iihV ai-balitagjrtJ.cye. rcfls e ,„ quote Uie exact vote c i s t -
nearly any candidate In 'm ost i ye*r.,H» Uves In T w la P » n a -a
------ bul.ipenl._» Bpod_piani:^ye*raU h . Roniii«r._waie. th e re ..h e eallee 5#clr (he UUe of -Judge" du rin g b la ' m . f o r *ee as Ju^Uce of ,U>e peace, nted He's hsppy as a la rk o v e r 'a t
mentous evtnl a l-B o ls o rMsen illey fUlph h u live d a u sh le rs a n d th e o f gnnddsughten. He'a alw ays wa the cd a grandson. H e rare ly usei B u t telephone, to- friends were so rt illey surprised when he phoned ’ th ' t to Yep, his daughter In BoIm, H a r
gave him Ills flrsl Krancbon. Ano I of *r daughter. Mra. L arry LaoghrU now Tirln Fstls, has two d a u g h te n . jiase ' ' ----------------- '
•5 -Veterang-Ji^iling To Claim Aware
u ie Almosi '1.000.000 am jy m eny a lln s women decorated during W orld v •our II hsrc not rece lm l th e ir certJ
eales of award, according to C JICJL .W tlllB avJom atc f.,J tr in ,fa lk . an bu t recniltlng sUUon.
Deconllon w lnnen ahould se hart reqUMts to reerUticaUa to th o adj wua u n t genera] of lhe arm y. W aahlr b it ton, M, 0 . C.. Including num b cll- date and headquart«ni o f gene:
orders awarding dccoraUon wl iple complete clUUons Jf available.
of Nexl ot kin are eligible to recel i. cerUfleatu tor decorotions aw ard re n poithunuuily.inly —
t R«Bt 010 u, s. arAMraeen VALUE $435.00ilhfi rmmmmmmmmmmi
th e U H B c S S I H E
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? iS; Fiancee Gives Up Jo b to Her Smtc
le -was ROOELEY, Eng.. AprU » <JP> tu rned Douglas Crutchlry, 20, Just oul
the Royal a ir force, went to l ICO he town coundl and asked for ». “l l ' s clerk's Job back, bump’. ' The council said a ll right, but
would have to lire the girl wbo 1:in -a n y ' been fllltng, the Job.-------------------R alph The girl turned ou l to tw Crut<
a rU cu - ley's fiancee. Muriel DavU, also0 wlUi She resolved his dilemma by si eye. he Ing; “H’b more Important to < lit~ f iir iu tu re tha t Doug ahould have a Jo « t anya -now. .* n . a t _ _____________________ - u .
mo-icently.1 three want*
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I B E L L E V U I D
Bellevue GiirnKC • SlmK A ulo C o u rt
) B L I S S
' Hill Top Service
%t Blue B ird S e n ie e
M allhcw s Conoco .S• Pickrell M otor Co. ■’ SpradlinRK G reen (
i ' S iirher & Mn.son
I; West End Gnrajrc
B U R L E Y
'■ B ennetfn Service ‘ j Boh's M otor Service
Burley T ruck & Trac Cr.«w1b Motor
) Floyd’s Na.*ih Garni;* Gem Pontine Sales
t ilnnzel M otor CompnHaskell Service
—‘ --------- M otnrw e ------------------. \ P A D Shell Servicf
Shell Servica
I lijl C A R E Y
^ Adamson M olor ConR Carey M otor Co.
I MacKenzie
TIMES-NEWS, 1TWIN FAIiLS, IDAHO
n Wafer Is Turned ir K ing ' HiU’s Difcl
'O r k i n o H IL U April 3 S ~ ^ 'e i F) — RlU IrrlgaU on company has tu; ll of Jvatar. Into th e cana).
the During th e past week work his were fixing ditches and bun
weeda.ut 11 . . F a rm en of the vicinity are 1 had preparing th e ir lands for use ol___ w ater.' __ ____________ _
Itch* -----------------------------1 30. ' V ISITS BIOTIIEB*ay- • PA nU TELD. April 23-LyIe C our kill, Ogden. U U h. was here to '
Job." h is.m o ther. Mrs. Florence Oas
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r - —• • ' ■ ^ ;S E im iO N H EID*“ KIMBERLY, April 2J — Rot c h e a Stiipley. en routfl from - Wayn
vUle, ni., to FW rbanks. Alai t King jtopped her* IhU week for a . tum ed union ,1 th O iarlea Bean. The I
. served' t^ e t h e r m any months ova s ■
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[OSHONE 'riolor M nrl lawson Chevrolet Co.
ilN FALLS •k)b R eese M otor Company . ,; & H Shell Serrice lasler S h e rro n Service !entral Shell Serrice )ee Pace S ales Comptay lore M olor Company _ lalle Conoco Service
larm on Service 5 lulls A uto Serrice [elly & C r * w T en eo t I. G. McRiU Repair ioneer T rac to r Compuy cott O il Company------— ^
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P a r t s Co.